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te Ii fatKtftUr r4 I liLf itt ffl Il nl I eoe a 1 I 2 aT1L The Createst Selection I I VSseS 1 zz OF zz2C 1iiJ1 STYLISH SS oosseee se oeu ssssGsesso oss ssssss ss ss ss 0S SIS SS SSSSSSSS RSS S2 I 5 A 7 mKM I A a SS KMJl I II I 5S SSS SSSSSSSSS SS SSS SSS SSSSS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSS SS 5 SS SS 0 11 ooooessses a ever shown in the city While we carry an elegant line of ever thing in Footwear it is with pardonable pride that we all special attention to our elegant line of New Spring Shoes for ladies men and chi1dren You can make no mistake by looking our line over as it represents some of 1 the best shoemakers of the world and you willsee our prices I Eare lower than are generally asked for these highclass Shoes I i SSII 4 1g I j1 i 1 a I 0 FJ 0 CRUTCtlER TRIBBLE 1j I i EE Main Street Richmond Kentucky iS lj a 0 ej 1 0 I oeSQiOaOOeSOOeGICeOmose I 1 he Richmond hU Climax JOOHENAULT 00 President 1 IL MILLXRtor Managor WEDNESDAY API130 loot 11WEDN 1I 11ThH iiV Printing WKBNKHIIAY BY Co OrpnrtlIPfJI WEBSTKR DAVIS who was a good tough Kepnbliean to be Assstanti Secretary of State urTrter McKinley hall 11th the llppiiblican party and inI speech niHile hi KHW York one night Impt wek usI thv follnwing Inngunge nguBJI I kttvti no jolotri 10 make for tbe g4p I take for I hereby become a HMHiiwr ci the safest and worthiest political vrtyto which the affairs cf tills great vrnnient can be intrust ed for wise ami economical adminis tration 11tH party that would number HtnoHjr its ry inner circle of chief eoHn or wre he alive today that sterling Democrat Abraham Lincoln Jml ing MrHnosevelt bv what he hils ilotMt on the strength of his accidental inherit nee nf high authority will the I people dare ti trust him with four years of unhri ll personal reapnns bility think that would lie an era of strmuious rough riding and bronco besting for whose national shock we are warcely fortified The talk about wrltIHga Democratic platformI would write it in a sentence Roose velt must ht retired to private life1 Ox last Wwi 8day Judge Pantrill granted judgment to the Maysville eompany of Slate Guards for its claim amounting to 1600 This claim is for guarding Taylor in the Capitol building in 1900 The case will be appeitliMl by the State A HILL is IHmdlngwhich if it passes both houses and meets with the Presidents approval will open up for sale about 500000 acres of land in the I west known as the Kiowa Indian Itnds dfiBroniferiCo 1 LEXINGTON Ky AtFor no other Spring open ing of I Carpets IDraperies 1 Furniture FurnitureWall Wall Paper Wood Mantels Pictures were we so splendidly preparedWe We never displayed such attractive goods We have never shown such an assortment We have never offered such moderate prices for firstclass goods i MAIN C1F1BroerCo1 AND BROADWAY LEXINGTON Ky IlIill i I I THE Danville Advocates issue of last Frida ws devoted entirely to the in terests of the United Daughters of the Confederacyand is a most worthy sheet one of whioh the editors might well feel proud The following beau tiful tribute to women appeared on their first prfge If I had the silvery tongue of a De mosthenes I would like to take all the beautiful wordsof all the languages I would like to take the richest and rar est gems and weavH them into a wreath and entwine it around that sacred word WOMAN If I were a painter I would like to Intl the remainder of my existence in attempting to paint a good picture of a good woman If I were a sculptor I would like to select the host and purest marble and with mnllot and chisel carve a face that would stand the rain and the sunshine the snow and springs early dawn and last through all ages to come rthe face of a magnificent woman If I were a musician I would string harp to play the sweetest music that over charmed the lovers blushing maitland the vineclad hills would be tilled with silvery melodies and the sweetest note would be to express my feelings for Gods nobliest cnatinn Woman I have been told that man was made from the dust of the earth and sometimes I believe that story but when God created woman he walked into the sanctum sanct rum of the Universe and in its inmost sanctuary where Angels were not allowd to trend there created the fairost of all creation and when it was finished tbe Divine heart thrilled with pleasure We are given a queen that reigns supreme in our hearts Woman They are the queen that reigns supreme throughout tho length and breadth of this land that reigns in all nations of the civilized earth and so it will he I when Time shall be no more TilE war between Russia and Japan ontinues with greater victories for the Japs The Russian fleet at Poit Arthur sustaine another severe loss I last week when their battleship Pe tropavlovski was wrecked and almost its entire crew drowned including Vice Admiral MakarofT According to reports the vessel was steaming out of harbor to meet the Japanese licet in combat when it struck a mine and turned tuttle The loss of life was about 800 Grand Duke Cyril was seriously injured The Russians have lost about sixteen of their battleships and torpedo boats since the beginning of the war THE Secretary of the Treasury has transmitted to Congress a letter recommending an appropriation of 125000 to be placed in the General Deficiency Bill This is intended to be used for the payment of claims for liornos saddles bridals etc taken from Confederate soldiers in viola Ion of terms of surrender There 1 was an original appropriation of 100 000 but this ha been exhausted and tbere are yet 956 claims unpaid many of them being in this State and Tennessee THE first Confederate flag that ewer floated to tbe balmy breezes of Kentucky was hoisted at Bloomfield Nelson cocnty A rmcAGo preacher characterizes the divorce evil as progressive polygamy It WHITE editor of the French burg News died last week aged 45 yearsJ MATRIMONIAL CoNNKnWsBn Conner and I Miss Bertha Webb of Waco were married in this city on last Thursday Judge Turpin officiating HITTERREEVES Mr Thos Hitter and Miss Nannie Reeves both of Whites Station were married in this city last Wednesday NALkMiiLioNMrTNNall antI Miss Fannie Million both from the western part of the county were married on last Wednesday at Madison Institute by Elder McGarvey HULTKIXO Mr Georcre Holt ol Lexington and Miss Alice King were married last Saturday at 11 oclock at the home of the brides parents on I Filth street The bride who is a very attractive ynnsg lady is the eldest daughter of Mr A King the well known electrician The CMMAX extends I congratulations I aJ4 11t 1 PERSOINAU Mrs Eugene Walker is visiting in Louisville Miss Maymc Bolton is visiting in Beattyville BeattyvilleMrs Mrs Mariah Lynn Is at home from Mf Sterling Mr Hanger is at home from Philadelphia PhiladelphiaMr Mr Richard Bushof Lexington was here Sunday Mrs Louis Fraxee was here Monday from Lexington Prof John Burnam of Cincinnati has been here visiting relatives Miss Sue Deatherage went to Lox ington last week for a visit to friends Mr Newton Combs of Lexington spent Sunday with friends in this city Mr hlliott Smith will be one of the Jefferson Guards at the St Louis fairMrs Mrs Mamie Stockton and Miss Sallie Taylor were in Lexington last weekMr Mr Arthur Terrill has gone to St Louis where he has accepted a position Miss Kate Smith attended the German in Lexington on last Thursday nightMr Mr Jennings Greenleaf attended a dance in Cynthiana last Wednesday nightEditor Editor Tom Morrow of the Jackson Hustler was a guest here last week Mrs Joe Bales is in New York visiting her daughter Mr Hugh McElwaineMrs Mrs Kellogg and two children are visiting Mrs Morgan in Lexington LexingtonMr Mr and Mrs Oldham were guests last week of Mr II Shipp in Cyntbiana CyntbianaDr Dr Burgin has been made Referee for this district by the State Board of Dental Examiners Mr and rs Richard McKee spent a tew days last week with her relatives in Lexington Mrs James McCreary has returned from a pleasant winters sojourn in Washington Mrs Chenanlt was called to Mt Sterling by the illness of her sister Miss Carolyn Reid Mr Parrish will come from Frankfort Friday to spend until Monday with his family Mr and Mrs Hermann Frasa left Monday for a visit to Mrs Frasas parents in New Decatur Alabama Mrs Perry has been visiting her daughter Miss Gladys at Camp bellHagerman College Lexington Mr and Mrs Edgar Blanton have moved into the cottage on North St recently vacated by Mr Flora Misses Elizabeth Taylor and Flor ence Chenault attended the German in Lexington last Thursday night Mrs Hugh McLellan has been en tertaining her sister Mrs Pryor Beard and little daughter of Snelbv vilieMiss Miss Katherine Walker retun ed home last week from a visit to her sister Mrs Coralie Hanna in Cleve land Ohio Mrs Meguiar and daughter Miss Elizabeth of SheJbyville have been visiting Mrs Hugh MLc lan on Lancaster Ave Miss Aide Ballard and Misses Gour ley returned to Lexington Monday af tera few days visit to Miss Wil lie Mae Jarman Mr Brooks of Vanceburg a former popular citizen of this city was bert last week shading handb with his old friends Mrs Richard Cobb and daughter Miss Angelina returned to Dauville last Thursday utter a few dau visit to friends in this city Mr Adams and sister Mips Lucy returned Monday from Coving ton where they have been conduct Ing a class in physical culture Mr and Mrs James Winn and Dr and Mrs Reese of Winchester have I been pleasant guests of Miss Bessie I Miller on Lancaster Avenue Miss Julia Higgins is in Mt SterlIng where she will be a bridesmaid aI Nt I it tho CrookoShackelford nuptials which will occur in that city today Miss Sallie Whtlo will go to Paris next week to attend the wedding of Miss Martha Clay to Mr Thomas Buckncr which will occur on the 28th Misses Sue Deatherage and Mamie Pickets have retured to their homes in Richmond after a visit to Miss Martha Dunn on Woodland Avenue Lexington Herald Mrs Harry Prather who has been vry dangerously ill is now convales fling This will hA good news to her friends who were very anxious about her Miss Sallie Adams of Lancaster name up to visit her sister Miss Cal Ita sml witness her coronation in the becci contest on last Thursday nigM nigMIn In mentioning the ladies who ap peared before the Council in behalf of he Infirmary we omitted the name if Mrs Kd Powell who is one of the iiot ardent workers for the Institu tionMr Mark Peokbam of Tirksville I is among the contestants for the Ceo cil Rhodes Scholarship The extmin tinn was hold in Lexington last week ho outcnme ofwhioh will he watched with interest bythe friends of Mr Peckham Mrs I Cochrane Hunt has return ed to her home in Shelbyville after a visit of several we ks to her mother Mrs Willlnm Cr we Mrs Hunt is are favorite iire and her visits area source of much pleasure to her many frinds Miss Florence Cbenault and Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond will arrive May lon a visit to Mr and Mis Graham Vreelad Miss Chenault will be here for the spring races orlyand Miss Taylor will spend the month of May Louisville Post Mr Donaldson Allman son of Chief of Police Allman has accopei a clerkship with the large firm of Covington Bunks His friends will be glad to have him back in Richmond He hs i late been attending business llige in Lexington Mrs Robert Fft lipton of Mt Sterling formerly Miss Mary Coyle of this city spent last week with relatives and friends here Tis is her first visit home since her marriage several months ago and she received hearty welcome from her many friends Mrs James Amsden of Versailles and daughter Mrs Neville Moberley I of Richmond Kywho have been i pending the winter in the South have returned to Versailles and will leave soon fr New York where Mrs Moberley will he under the care of a physician Lexington Herald The following invitation has been received by the Richmond friends of the bride who has several times been the guest of Mr and Mrs Andre Scan lan Mrs Soanlan requests the honor of your company at the marriage of her daughter Marie Therese Thereseto to Mr one Shepley Tiffany on the afternoon of Thursday the twentyeight of April Nineteen hundred and fonr at five oclock Saint Louis An annoin uument of much interest here is that of the engagement of Dr Frank Walker of Paint Lick to Miss Laurina Gardner Walker of Rervbir Park Louisville The wedding will be celebrated early in June The groom IA a son of Mr and Mrs ade Walker of Mausc Garrard cmiMy For a number of years they resided in this city where both Dr Walker and his sister Miss Estill were educated at Central University versity lit later attended Medical College at Louisville receiving high honors in his elass He is now one of the rising young physicians in this part of the state His many friends here pro eager to congratulate him over the news of his approaching wedding Hows this We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure JHENEY CO Toledo OWe the ulllrsi lIed have known Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made ny their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo Waldlne Kinnan Marvin Wholesale druggists Toledo Ohio Hallp Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting ilirflctly upon the blood and mnroH surfaces of the system festiaiomalH tnt free Pnre 7oc per perhottl Halls Family Pills are the best 1m IN MEMORIAM In memory of the little daughter of Mr and Mrs fumes Hudson who Lat her home near Berea April 14 1904 aged six yearn All that medical skill and helpful nids could do was done to save her but it was the Lords will not ours Oh it is some times BO bard to say thy will oh Lord be done Why it was His will to take her from us we cannot understand but some sweet day It will be made known to us We should try to meet her where death never comes and partings are no mor We miss thee from our home Annie We miss thee from thy place A shadow oer our life is cast We miss the sunshine of thy face I cannot say I will not say That she li dead she is just away awayAHJ AHJ LiA The boxes in our burg lar proof i vault will keep your notes deeds i policies silverware other valuable safe from i fires storms or thieves PTceR resnnnhl Oil and dee them Bank State Trust iCoI 1 I R41k 4yersImpure 1 Impure blood always shows somewhere If the skin then boils pimples rashes If the nerves then neuralgia nervousness depression If theo Sarsaparilla Sarsaparillastomach stomach then dyspepsia 1 biliousness loss of appetite Your doctor knows the remedy used for 60 years Returning from the Cuban war I was a I perfect wreck Ny blood was ball ad my health was gone Hut a few bottles of AJeraI AJeraSanaparllla SanaparllU completely cured me cOTl UOKULEB Scranton Pa glCO a bottle ATEn CO I All dmirirlitf Ixnrrll Mai cnJllrIstfor I Impure Blood Aid the Sarsaparilla by keeping the bowels regular with Ayers Pills Law Providing for Assessing Bank Shares Valid IIn an opinion by Jin 1 20 Hobson de livered Friday In the case of the Com monwealth against the Citizens NttiOlll1 Bank on appeal from the Hyle Circuit Court the Court of Ap eals holds that the legislative act of March 21 1000 providing for the 1111 sessment of shareR of stock of national hanks for tlie purpose of taxation is not in conflict with the national banking act of the United States and is a valid act The court says that it was hold under the previous statute that the hares of stock in national Imnks might oe assessed to the Imreholders by the Hssessor and should he given in by the shareholder in the list of his personal property and that the act of 1900 did not therefore make that taxable bo ore hut simply provided another mode for the assessment of the pliant of stock and the payment of the taxes The question of the validity of the act of 1000 was raised in a piocee dint instil tiled in I he Boyle foitntv Coiti the sheriff of that comity to hae the shares of stuck of appnlee bank aE essed for taxation for the years 1802 IS09 inclusive The court sustained the contention of the Sheriff hut the Circuit Court reversed that ruling and the Sheriff in the name of the Coin monwealMi appealed The court hero says it was the duty of the president HUll cashier of the hank to list the tharcri of stork with the assessor but when the assessment was not made the property was simply omitted and the Sheriff is authorized by section 4241 Kentucky Statutes to institute the proceeding to have the omitted property assessed It says that a penalty maybe properly imposed in the proceeding because the property was not listed with the assessor as required by law and stood as any other property for the assessment of winch a proceeding UII der section 4241 says inav be instituted That while neither the hank nor its president nor its cashier is the owner IIf the shares of stock the bank is made by the act of 1900 the agent of the shareholder and the notice to ir is no tice to his agent within the meaning of section 4241 Limitation was not pleaded as to the retrospective assessments says the court but we have held in several cases that retrospective assessment were barred after five years from the time the property should have been as sessed The statute began running when the property might have been as sessed and the right to make the assessment after five years In barred The whole court Fat in this case Judges Iaynter and Nunn dissent and Judge Ollear in part Tile decision of the court is of much importance naiL affects every national hank doing business in the State of Kentucky A supplemental act to that held by the court to be valid was adopted by the General Assembly just adjourned The two acts make the law on the subject complete and place the national banks on the same footing Jo taxation as the State banks The act of lOOt was introduced into the Assem bly by Senator A Byron of Bracken county countyHave Have your old vehicle repainted and new rubber tires to take the place of the old worn out steel tires you are now using and you will have a new conveyance for spring and summer The Ricnhmod Carriage Works will II the work at prices that will astonish you Satisfaction guaranteed tf MIDRIFF Prop Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walkers stable on Irvine street and see the best Hred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood 16796 standard and registered is a chestnut stallion 16 hands high Only J5 to insure a living colt Now Is The Time to Visit Hot Springs Arkansas via Iron Mountain Koote SatlonalI Health and Measure Resort is now in full blast Climate unsurpassed Hot Springs Special leaves St Louis daily at 820 making the run in less than 12 bourn Three other fast dally trains lIanllsome descriptive literature can he obtained free by calling on or addressing adtlrueslngA A A GALLAGHER PA 419 Walnut street Cincinnati Protects the System Against Catarrh Hyomel Prevents Colds and Cures Grip and Catarrh Money Back if it Fails Ac ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure A few breaths of Hy omel through the neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit will check a cold or the grip at the start and prevent serious and lasting illness In all catarrhal troubles and diseases of the air passages Hyomei has a positive action not possessed by any other medicine or treatment It is pleasant aud convenient to use simply put 20 drops of Hvoinei in the inhaler and breathe it few minutes four times a day In this way every particleof air that enters the lungs is charged with a healing balsam that kills all catarrhal Items soothes and allays the irritated mucous membrane vitalizes the blood with ozone and makes A permanent and complete cure A Hyomei outfit costs only SI and contains an inhaler medicine dropper and bottle of Hyomei The inhaler lasts a lifetime and when more Hyo inch is needed extra bottles can be obtained for 5Qe Middelton will give his personal guarantee with every llyouiei outfit and will refund the money if It does not cure Juj If I 1111ii Ep For Hatching from highbred Barred Plymouth Rocks will he sold by me at 50c per setting pt 15 Eggs now ready readyMrs Mrs Ueutou ISalm Union City Kr New Millinery More Mrs Johnnie Williams wishes to Inform her friends that she will open a millinery store in the room recently occupied by Hugh Flnnell She is in the city now purchasing her stork of roods and will be ready for business by the 20th of this month She solicits yell patronaee plltrollal6A A Cause of Typhoid Or George Webster president of lhA Illinois State Board of Health sas that wlnsky drinkng is on cause of tvphoid fever IIsaytt Di not Ink whisky if you wish to avoid typhoid fevor It lowers the vi tality and pt events perfect digestion There is nothing more conducive to stnniHch troubles than whisky A low vitality and imperfect digestive organs invite typhoid fever Covington Arnold Bro will lay the highest market cash price fur WOOl 20atf The Nickel Plate Show Harris NewNickel Plate She arrived yesterday and located at lioitnn and East Broad Streets where it will remain three days The first perfor manes was iven lat niuht 10 big audience desphe the in I easant weather The annual visit of the il rris Nickel Plate Show to Suvaui ah have come to be looked forward to with an ticipation of pleasure Thl11IW has just title to its claim of being the hes nilei big show on the road Those who have witnessed previous performances will be glad to know that the show ban been greatly improved since itnil here last many new and novel features having been added The Nickel Pinto is not large but all then i ot it is goo I and there is a good deal to he seen The prices of admission too are very reasonable Perfomances will be given this afternoon and to ght The Nickel Plate has never failed to draw large crowds heretofore dIal is not likely that it will do so this timeTho Morning News Savannah tin April 5 Harm Show will give in pxliihiinn here Friday April 22 Wall Paper I i 71 1 The Glothes ft Oddities Predominate This Year There have been times when it seemed as if all papers looked alikebut a that is certainly not the thatiscertginlvnotthecase case this year Wo have so many radically different styles that there is very little likelihood no matter what you select that anyone of your neighbors I will select a similar I style IJ Geo Willging Paints Oils Window Shades Picture Frames Etc For Kent Our large and commodious store room I 18 lOt feet No 218 south side Main street This is one of the best located best lighted and handsomest store room in the city Suitable for almost any kind of business Call on or ad dre JOHN TAYLOR Sos Richmond Kentucky Telephone Np U7 Shackelford Co sell the genuine Brown walking cultivator and the Tin er riding cultivator the Tiger tornado aid disc barrovo We guarantee satisfaction ISatf For the next 2o days we will close out for cash at cost two cores double beaters three Rudiaut Homes threw Coles Hot Blast stoves in order to make room for spring goods Sbnnk lford Sc Co Four handsome well located lots 50 180 feet cheap on installment ulan Also two lots in axstoned throw of court house fronted on two streets cheap Apply to toL Evans State Hank Trust Co Blg Strayed From my place near the Madison County Stock Yards a black yearling steer with horns Reward RewardJoe Joe Cheuault IGmtf Richmond Ky Notice to Creditors All parties having claims against the estate of llunley deceased are requested to file same with the undersigned properly verified on or before June 1st 1901 or same will be barred 2m 8 HUNLKY Admr What is the name of the Refricator and Ice Box that is lined with Granulated Cork Mild who sells them in town It is the North Star and can be found at Sliaiikeltord Co where it has been for years ISatf We have imever shown a larger stock of Carryalls Surries Buggies and runabouts than we now have mi display in our show room It will pay you to examine them before liiiyiiiK We also do repairing and rejoining in best nan tiers at moderate prices The best rub her tire applvecl and triiiiianteed for one year Call and sue us Richmond Carriage Works tfa Midkiff Prop A PENNY I Invested ia a Postal Cud May Be the Means of Saving You Considerable Money on Your Tickets to the West and Northwest ALSO TO CHD CALIFORNIA will have on sale until April 30 exception ally law colonist rates to the above Terri tory Low Rate Colonist Tickets will also be sold on the First and Third Tuesdays of April 1904 to pointa the to West and ISouthwest 1 Full Information as to Rates Time of Trala etc can be Obtained by addressing I SMITH DG EDWARDS Tray Puss Art PaasTraf Mgr CINCINNATI 0 I 11 71 a That Ma Made 7 I There was 7 probably a time when you looked with boyish pride on the clothes that ma made they answered the purpose Later on perhaps you bought store clothes made for no one in particular they also answered the purpose just as coal oil answered the purpose before the age of electric lights ns a man ffsamanAmon Among men 71 you can only feel at ease and appear at your best when you know you Iat as correctly dressed as any other man 1f WI I Youshould therefore get the habit of having 1i your Clothes made to fit You Rice and Arnold THE ONE PRICE HOUSE ill 71 7F 7I 71 7f 71 7 7 HEMPS TE7IIJ HEMPSTE2LHemps Hemps tend will make the season of 1904 at Ellendale Stock Farm Richmond Kyat OO OT So Srt ot Hempstead was sired by young Jim 2009 First dam Margery Daw by Lumps second dam Nelly by Mam brino third dam Flora by Parsons Ablallah Hempstead is a blood bay and is perfect in gait and action and is an nbred George Wilkes Kin Krhur At the same time and place King Arthur will make the season of 1904 at 1500 For a Living Colt King Arthur is a sorrel stallion hy Hiixhall dam Alice Wilson by Ja cinto As a twoyearold King Arthur was not defeated in the State in the harness ring Money due when mare leaves the hands of the original owneror bred to another norse Lien retained on colts until service fee Is paid Due diligence will be exeriised in care of mares but will not be responsible for accidents or escapes escapesJNO JNO GIBSON Richmond Ky CARL CARL will make the season of 1901 at our place one mile west of Richmond on the LexIngton pike At 8 for Mare Colt and 6 for Horse Colt to get up and suck PEDIGREE CARL Dls by John he by Longfellow he by Howells Alexander John Ds fir dam by Frank be by Newt White he by David Irvines Jacks he by Mogul ho by Compromise he by Tippecanoe be by Black Hawk and he by Imp Warrior John Ds second dam by Sir William he by Mogul etc Sir Williams dam wax by Cnstillian out of a jennet by Tim Porter CARL Dslirat lam by Leon II he by Imp Leon 2nd dam by Black Hawk and he by Imp Warrior 3rd dam by Marengos Mammoth Money due when mare leaves hands of oil ginal owner or is bred elsewhere Lien retained on colts until service fee is paid Care taken to prevent accidents but not responslole should any occur occurG White Son MEN Who can sell Grain or Tobacco CAN Sell Life Insurance and MAKE MORE MONEY Only the few buy farm products while every one is possible customer for life insurance It wllfcost you nothing 0 find out our plans for selling our new form of investment insur ance you can find out by Writing whether it will pay you to try iu A Count of Profetsunwl Intlrucl on given Free The Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York RICHARD A McCURDY President III Has paid policy holders over 630 MILLION DOLLARS Address BISCOE HINDMAN Manager United States Trust linlldfn LoniftvUlp Ky fjliacknlfiinl it Co sell UIH mini us Javecka fertilizer from 1600 to 3600 per ton 18at uo ULOTHEH ULOTHEHTHAT 222 1b SIo ZfiR THAT FIT That is the kind we makers We handle only the best the newest and most stylish goods We can please the most fastidious tastes Our stock is complete We can furnish anything is gents furnishings Give us a call we can please you both with goods and prices Stouffer Mahler MERCHANT TAILORS 1At7fmffi 7I f5 Richmond 4 1 GREEN HOUE Phone 188 VLr Geraniums Carnations i I 1Roses Heliotropes Ferns i Asparagus etc 75IGive us I Prices Reasonable a cullrlces tceasonaDle 7 A BERT When the Cook Leavesj its mighty handy to have a fire that can be lighted in a jiffy the only fuel a match I One Turn of a Valve and your fire is started with the striking of a match All expense is as easily stopped whJ done cooking and the kitchen remains cool and comfortable for the finishing up A With Gas Fuel i there is no coal to carry no ashes no dirt no tJcoal pails to litter up the kitchen A Would you like to know about Gas A JV RICHMOND A RICHMONDj 6 Water Li grlit Cj 0 4 jr 4.