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CRENAULTPresident IILLEREdltor Manager WKPNIXDAY MAY 11 19tH THE VICEPRESIDENCY Wh le it appears reasonably certain that Judge rkor will be the Demo cm tic nominee fr the Presidency this yea thorn hsVe teen few prog nostications to the nominee for the VicePresld ncv VicePresldlIcvThure There seams to be a growing senti munt for the South to Ire represented upon th itakni and justlyso for she furiishus every year a dd Democra cy iindf til anil unchangeable In vow this fettling we respectfully prtifliit the imnie of one who has served his country with distinction and ronor both upon the field of bloody triwgc and in the councils of the gruatest nation on the earth His first trance into public life was as a representative iu the Legia latu of this his native State that boasts nf the i anis of flay Critton Ion Marshall and Breckinridge in her galuxy of ilnsrious statesmen Soon aftor becoming member his marked ali liy was cgni upon every hand and he was elected to the Speaker of he lion When the Civil war with its ateidatit horrors convulsed tbe land with terror and bloodshed he fmt it his iItityto give his service to the Confederacy and casting his lot with the immortal Morgan he fought valiantly and well to the end of he niggle attaining the rank of Lieu enani olonel When the Slate was ill suffering from the rniindiation and disaster of defnt tie was elected her Chief Exec utive a did much to facilitate her rapid ncovery from the effects of fra tricilal strife After the term of his Governoisbip hal expTed the people of this district claim his services again and tbii to represent them in the Con ti F18roerCoLIxINGToN LEXINGTON KY It is now HouseGleaning Gleaning GleaningTime Timeand and we are are prepared to offer you the most complete line of Carpets Draperies Furniture Wall Paper Wood Mantels Pictures we have ever displa dIn fiub we are better pr pared this season than ever before Come and see us CFBrowerCoMAIN 7 MAIN AND BROADWA LKXIHQTCK ICY gross of the nation which he did with the same earnestness and steadfat ness of purpose that has always char aicrized his actions in the discharge nf his public duties From this po ilion he was elected to represent the granl old Commonwealth in the most august parliament that has ever de cided the destinies of nations or changed the chronology of the world The VicePresident is simply the Speaker of the Senate and we know of nn one who could fill that position with more grace and dignity than this 1 eloquent impressive and diplomatic citizen of the county of Madison and Senator from the proud but hospita bo stale of Kentucky James Mc I Creary From Danville News COLONEL TUCKeR former Uni ted States Minister at Martinique be 1 eves be has found the lost tribe of Israel in a race of people who live in inI an underground city in Central Amer lea These people have evidences of I luxury are well acquainted with the Masonic Ritual I A Statement Concerning Madison Institute There is a crisis in Madison Institute nnd 1 feel that it is my duty to inform the citizens of Midison count ol this fict It is well known tbat for the last fifteen years the school nut been a financial success Havi gno endowment fund the school like other female colleges is dependent for support on the income from the board and tuition of its stu dents The present session has been a prosperous one in every respect except in the matter of finance Toe work and the anxiety and feeling of responsibility involved in it are so great that a man soon tires of it when there is little ur no money to be made at it and now after three years of earnest effort it is perfect evident unit unless the financial skies grow brighter in ttii near future I will be compelled to give it upliS my prede russiirs did And if I give it up Madison Iiiotitiiie will become a thing of the past for no man in his senses would take it with tile expectation of making it pay after three others had given it a fair trial extending through fifteen years and failed Anyone who would be foolish enough to undertake it then would Hot be capable of making a success of anything roe only remedy in the case is more loyalty to the school on the part of the people of this community shown by more hearty support and un increase of patronage if the peo ple feel enough interest in it to apply this remedy its continuance id lill I toured There are a number of boys and girls in this county now receivIng elsewhere instruction that Madi ton Institute affords who if enrolled iu this school would increase its Income sufliieatly to make the insti tution reismablo profitable I have decided to remain another year and nee whether our citizens care enough for it to do this and keep it alive I have heard a number of persons say that If the people had known in time ihu true condluon of Ceu ral Unlvers iiy theywould Ijave come to the escuu and kept it in Richmond and thy censured those in authority for I not letting the facts be known As I oo not wish to be deserving of such censure I am now making known in advance tho tree state of affairs concerning Madison Institute leaving it to them to decide what its fate shall I This is the only female college in Kentucky wh se teachers are grad uates of Chicago University the University of Micntgan Ann Arbor and others of the worlds greatest school I say this deliberately for it is true And this accounts fur another fict namely that it Is the only school in IbIS State whisu graduates enter the great institutions of the north and caLt such as Wellnsley and Vassar without exauiinaton This is a priv privilege nl tile Unto river known to me and I make it my business to keep informed bout such matters Is not this a ae proud distinction for Richmond Can SIOO Reward The readers of tins paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has een able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Curt is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroy lug the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building tip the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work Tho proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they olfer one hundred i Iu liars for any CBBe that it falls tp care Send for list of testimonials Addrcs CHENEY co Toledo Ohio Sold by all druggists 76cr H8U dF myJtilH th tiiJMet 3m C1 this county afford to lose suchan institution just for the want of sum dent patronage It may occur ti some to raise the qnesion Why does not Madison Institute If its facnlity is superior to that of other schools receive a larger patronage from a distamcc The answer is easy The chief reason is that Richmond is mewhat isolated and is not a accessible as some other school town Lexington for instance which is a railroad center and many think without an reason that the larger the town the better the school forgetting if they ever knew it that some of the gieatest universities are in comparatively small places Men have told me that they regard Mad i Institnte as the best female col IcgM in the State but that they prefer to send their daughters to Lexington simply because their business takes them to that town about once a month and gives them an opportunity to visit their daughters and return home the same day which they could not do if they sent them to Richmond where their business never requires them to go Madison Institnte with its superior advantages ought really to receive a liberal endowment from the people of thi community but all its aska is their liberal patronage Surely thi is not an unreasonable request All that your children need in the matter of a firstclass education can be obtained here at very reasonable rates Do they need music Our teachers In this department received the most thorough training at the leading music conservatories of this country and Europe and have chown by th ir thorough and painstaking work that they have no superiors This is evident to all who attend the splendid recitals given by their pupils from time to time Do they need arti We employ as instructors in tbis de partment only those who were edsea tpdIt the leading art schools of II America Have you small boys If you send them here they will be in sructed by teachers of long and soc cessful experience in rooms that arc not crowded and they will not Imposed on hy large and rough boys and will not be thrown with evil associates who are older and from whom so much that is bad and in jurious is soon learned Again I ask is Madison county willing to lose Madison Institute A few more months will tell McGABVEY Jit PERSONAL Mr Haselden has returned from Lexington Mrs Middleton is visiting her parents in Shelbyvillc Hon Grant Eo Lilly is in North Car dma on a pleasure trip Mr John Shackelford of St Louis visiting his parents here Messrs A Miller and Allen Zar I ing were in Beattyville Monday Mrs David Martin of Conway visited Mrs Chenault last week Mrs Dr GT Smith of Beattyville is the guest of Mrs Chas Hendr Dr Land man the oculistwill be at the Glyndon Hotel Wednesday May LlthMrs Mrs Sherman Dudley of Chicago is the guest of her sister Mrs IrewittMr Mr Thomas the genial proprietor of Estill Springs wrs here Monday MondayMrs Mrs Dr Burgin and sister Mrs Elder ale visiting relatives at I Crab Orchard Mrs Kice is visitlntr her parents Mr and Aim Leander Davidson near Lancaster Miss Embry of Lexington and Miss Bell of St Louis have been visiting Mrs James Arbuckle Mrs Todd and Mrs Stone attended the funeral of Mrs I utt in Danville last Friday Mr Caswcll Tribble who has been stationed in Louisville for teveral years Is here where he expects to locate Miss Eula Jackson who has been attending State College la LexirJ ton will return to her homo at Speedvvell today Mr and Mrs Walker Reid of Mt Sterling were the guests last week ol Ur and Mrs Chenault on Lancaster Avenue Miss Belle Snowden daughter in I Dr Snowden of Kirksville Is visitIng friends in this city and conntyWilJ chester SunSenttael 1I MrsJou Gardner of Irvine was in the city the other day en route to I Valley View to joli hertusband who is temporarily fitkWdrftsd tker MY and Mrs Stone and Miss Bessie White have returned from Dan vllle where they attended the funeral of their sister Mrs Tutt Misses Bessie and AnnieRiddle were In the city last Saturday enroute to their home at Irvine after a winters sojourn In Denver Colorado Mrs Eo Baldwin and Mrs CI Biggerstaff are at the bedside of their sister Mrs A Biggerstaff at St Anthonys hospital in Louisville Ms TrAvis Dunn accompanied by Miss Lillle May Crowe are visiting the formers parents Mr and MrsW BlggerstafT at Richmond Valley View Argent Miss Helen Bennett one of the most popular young ladles In this city will sail on 26th of this month for England i he expects to spend the summer in cotlaud Ireland and Wales Miss Carlisle Walker is in Hunts ville Alabama where she will be iiridesmaid at the wedding of Miss I 4 Allen Patton and Lieutenant Walker if the United States Army which will take place on the 18th Mrs Stanley Prewltt who resides near Lexington and who is quite wAll known here entertained last evening with an elegant rt cept ion Mrs Chenault and Mrs A McCowan of this city were among the guests Mr Norman Walker and bride of South Carolina were guests last week of Mr and Mrs and Mrs A Death rage near Nbv also of Mr and tilt JJ Embry They were enroute to St Louis on their wedding trip Mr Parker Adams the genial night clerk at the Glyndon Hotel is in the city where be Id undergoing treatment nd at the same time taking a needed rest His place at the hotel is being filled by Mr Adams Jr during his absence absenceMr I Mr Cosby the popular first ecIetary of Senator McCreary who has won a high place for himself in he estimation of his Washington associates will pend a part of the summer in Webster county Washing ton Cor CourinrJurnal Rev Eugene iellwho has been a oilssion ry In Korea for several years me through Lexington last night on the train on the way to Norfolk Virginia where he will be marI ried to Miss Margaret Bull of that Ity Mr Bells family live In Shelby ville Kyand he and his bride will so tnere to visit until the latter part of the summer when they will leave for Korea and she will assist him in fie missionary work At the depot Mr Hl1 WAR heard to express his en lire sympathy with the Japanese In their war with the RussiansLexing i Leader Rev Gilbert Glass delivered his nswell sermon to a lagrc audience at the Presbyterian church Sunday night Every church in town dispensed with Its regular Sunday night ervice as a mart of courtesy to the nun minuter who has labored so eirnesMy and faithfully among our 4 ople for this ut two years RV lass spoke clingly of the friends lie had made In Glasgow and said ho left here with nothing but the kindest feelings for everybody lie will remain in Glasgow until after the State Convention of the Christian Endeavor la 68 when he will leave for his ew field of liiboi at Stanford Ky Jlasgow limes Senator McCreary returned to Kentucky the first of the week after having established himself warmly in the hearts of the public and his new colleagues of the Senate The Governors unfailing courtesy and kindness kindnessI in his ollicial life are among the many pleasant things iu which he has won a recorlla record in which his charming wife shares Slice one cannot have too munh of a good thing its a IIrelty coincidence that there are two ongrecionsl ladies wiih the same signature Katherine McCreary and close fiiends into the bargain one being the Senators wife the other the wife of Representative George Mc Creary of Pennsylvania Washing ton Cor CourierJournal Mr Clarence Woods assistant secretary to Senator McCreary before returning to his home in Richmond made a visit to Washington and Lee University at Lexington Va in order 0 inspect there the chapter of the 5gma Nu Fraternity of which organ izition ho is the grand recorder Mr Voods is efficient and enthusiastic in nls fraternity work as he Is in what ever he undertakes He has recently established a Sigma Nu Chapter at the University IIf Pennsylvania At the installation of the fiftieth Chapter Sigma Nu at the Chicago University a short time ego Mr Woods was appointed chief speaker at the banquet Be is editor of tho Delta the brilliant organ of the Sigma Nu published at Frankfort his long and successful editorial I career at Richmond well qualifying him for the work Mrs Daisy Fitzhugh Ay res Washington Letter in CourierJournal CourierJournalFresh Fresh mixed sweet pickles and plain sour at Frasa Bros opposite Glyndon Hotel Thonaans Dream I went to church one night and heard a preacher sneak of high morals and Christian diameter I went lioineetudy inK as I wont what lie meant hy high morals and Cl ristian character 1 retired still Ntudyinirand falling to sleep I dreamed vent to heaven As soon 118 I arrived in tho Temple in front of ice was the White Tlirmie of Goo above which weie written these words Hieb Moral and a Christian Charac er When I entered the gate kt1 Peter slipped III and said Where are vou torn I replied From Kich mond Ky About that tim a ve tapped me on thn shouluer saying Hurrv and uet through you call go hack in the same boat with me I saH I did not come here to go hack In the fame boat with yon He said The laws will not permit you to stay here von were in the Hide Business at Richmond Ky How about that St Peter Is there law governing hide dealers thai does Ov allow them to become Christian iractK melt Welt replied St Peter there is no eucbla otl record but we hayo not hAd a reDITt rom ltle last meeting of the LefrslB fire at Frankfort Kv I About that fi rtvn an old maid from Richmond stuck fe pad fe th fence and said is gtot1 apular with the ladles in Richmond Iuitoe small in stature Wellaiel Mr Peter 1 itI look and eelt he was gotten it clal iraertor the Jilchuiond ladiies No ha was made for laillies1fi III 1 oM Had la not held rttspounbl i Je of 1 1w I i 4qer i Your doctor will tell you that thin pale weak nervous children become strong and well by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla Small doses for a few days Sarsaparilla The change is very prompt IThe very marked Ask your doctor why it is He has our I formula and will explain When 13 yean old for many month no one thought I could llie betmmeof bin blood But In a few week Ajrer Baruipartlla com pletely restored me to health aUbI Vlnelnd 8100 a bottle AVER CO Alt tnTVIt Tx well MAS AlItlmnhtfor The Children illlousnessco nstlpatlon prevent recovery overy Cure these with Ayers Pills rr his siz or for not being popular with the ladies of yoar town Just then a merchant stepped up and said Mr Peter that man bought old irn in Richmond and should not be permitted to stay Didnt he pay for it asked Mr Peter PeterYes Yes said the merchant 4 Well I cant find any Dvine lawmaking it a crime 01 eVlm a misde meanor to Juy old fronif you pay for it replied Mr Peter Another merchant steps up and says He old goods so cIiet the oihei mer fhnnts could not make any money Well did he pay for his goods oiipnfioned Peter Yes replied the merchant Well aid Mr Pelt there itrp no IWH here oMitoinoinR a man for 0at io lonjr as hw pays his bills Yon win tave to put that case before the lejjiH lature at Frankfort tint eay Mr Peter this man IThur man is a Republican said the were chan 0 chanThe iaws up here are applicable to Uupuhlican and Democrats Alike also I Populists and Prohibitionist coolly remarked Peter Well but he was stingy said till UIPffhRllt tillI I dont see any account of it and if I io was if man has a perfect right fn ke care of what he makes if he can replied Mr Peter Well Mrs So and So said he em her in weight on some sugar said the merchant hI dont see any charge to that ef fct replied Mr Peter Call Mrs SoandSo oandSoiilio not here Mr Peter She was sent back to hades yesterday for Ivinn responded the merchant Well said Mr Peter we liavo no proof of liar being cheated I there ally other charge against the defend ant Yes said the merchant What is it now asked Mr Peter Vhy he Is no member of the church He is a worldly winner quoth the merchant merchantAre of that questioned Mr rYes replied the gent from IUchl uioid Well I see here where he was hap tized into the Raptist church in Dan rule Ky in 1888 by Rev Ha quoth Mr Peter Well said the Gent the Riiht mnnd people did not know anything jihout it and if the Christian Indies I tilciimond had known that they would have beau morn cuolIIul with him nit it looked like nobody couid tell xnvthing about Tharman AH he lkeel about was business and that dont unit Richmond people women especially Well does that conclude the testi niony for the Commonwealth against Thnrmnn asked St Peter Yes replied the Commonwealth Very well said St Peter closing his hook hookJust Just one other question Mr Peter Slid the Commonwealth Suppose the KidieK from Richmond dont want to associate with the defendant 0 That will be all right Mr SoandSo said St Jeter There will be lots nl Indies here from other towns as good looking as they are from Richmond who are more congenial aii not so par ticular You can now Mr Soand on hack to torment or Richmond which ever von like the best Take hurmans boat alone with you He can stay here in heaven until he wakes 1manit that was not iongf Jor about that time the breakfast bell rang and I woke up SICK upSCKE Deatherage ltays the highest price for wool If Shackelford Co sell the fHinniif Tavecka fertilizer from 1000 to GOO per tOil 18alf For Kent Our large and commodious store room 18x100 feet No 208 south side Main street This is one of the best located best lighted and handsomest storeroom room in the city Suitable for almost any kind of business Call on or address JOHN TAYLOK SONS Richmond Kentucky Telephone No 92 Lost Between my residence and the First Presbyterian church on last Sunday a pearl pin with enameled leaves 2t Mrs Gates See Deatherage before selling our wool tf ipring Styles Miss Emma Golden is again agent fur Charles A Stevcds of Chicago and ladies wishing the correct styles in prinK suits will do well to call qn her The spring outfit is more elaborate than over before Every style is new I and different from any of last year She can also furnish underwear corsets tnd hosiery He sure to call on Miss Golden nnd let her furnish yon with neuperb and stylish spring suit Pri cell are reasonable reasonableMiss 0Iiiss Emma Golden Hobion Bldg Richmond Ky IGmtf Shingles For Sale I have a lot of mill shingles for sale If Jeff Ntone We 0 act as i Executor Admr AdmrGuardian Guardian GuardianAssignee Assignee Trustee TrusteeAgent AgentCommittee Etc Committee EtcWe We want your yourBusiness In these lines EtcTrust Bank State Trust TrustCo I tIi A2 0 Protects the System Against Catarrh Hyomel Prevents Colds and Cures i Grip and Catarrh Money Hick if it Fails 1 An ounce of prevention is worth a nnuncl of cure A few breaths of Hy nniei through thA neat pocket Inhaler that corner with every outfit will cli rk a cold or the grip at the start and prevent Kerlous and IhRtincr illnpgp In all catarrhaJ troubles and diseases 4 if the flirpas8fl5 Hvomei hall a pos itivn notion not possessed by any other inedinine or treatment It is pleasant mutt convenient to use simply put 20 drops of Hvomei in tho inhaler and irentbe it a few minutes four times lay In this way everjupartfole of air bat enters nit lungs in charged with a iiealia hlliflam that tills al catatrhal jf ims soothes and allays the irritated mncittis membrane vitali7es tho blood with ozone and inivkes a pernianmil and complete cure A Hvomei outfit coHteonly SI and ontjiins an inhaior medfcine dropper and bottle of Hyotnei The inhaler lasts hfptlme and when more Rye mei is needed extra bottles can be oh laine for 60c Middeltoii will givn his personal guarantee with every Hvnmei outfit and will rotund the money if it does not cure lm We have never nhown larger stock of OarrjallH Hurries Uniains unit runs bonts tbmi now heave mu display ill our show room Jovlrl city you to ex amine them hefan buying Wo iiNo ilo repairing and pjoinim in host nan tiers at nir derate pncc Tue riih wr tire applyed and nimiantetxl fur one year Call and see us Richmond Carrias Work tf I MidkifT Prop Strayed From my place near the Madison bounty Stock Yards a black yearling steer with horns Reward RewardJoe Joe Chenanlt IGmtf Richmond Ky The highest market cash price will be paid for wont by Covington Arnold fc Rro Take them your wool20atC on I i Waii Paper PaperGeo Geo Willging Paints Oils Window Shades Picture Frames Etc I Shackelford Co sell the genuine Brown walking cultivator and the Pig er riding cultivator the Tiger tornado and lire harrows We gnatautee satis action 13atf Master Commissioners Notice to Creditors MADISON CIRCUIT COURT JIJ Roberts Admr Pltf 0agaltist Helen Pordo Did All persons having claims against the es 0tate of Mary Robert are hereby notified to file same legally verified with the undersigned 0Ufl or before the 1st day of August 19O1 or came will be barred barredS SnTIIORPRICMOC Master Commissioners Notice to Creditors 0Madkon Circuit Court Laura Smith FIB I against Will Qniaenbery Dft All persons having claim against the estate of Fiorina Quisenberry are hereby notified to file same legally rifled with thv undersigned on or berore I he 15th day of June 19 4 or same will be barred I 8 THORPE Master Commissioner Dmmi iQn alB MJ Roberts Admr FlU ajiiist Helen Ford Defts Notice of Sale in Equity By virtue of Jl1dlfmot ulld Order of Sate of the Madison Circuit Court rendered at the April Term theref 1904 in the above style cause the undersigned trill on Saturday May 2 04 at the hour of 2 oclock on the premises in Richmond Madison county Ky proceed expose to Public Sale to the highest and best bidder the following described property viz A Certain Lot or parcel offrronnd situated III the oily of Biehmond Madison county Ky and being the same property owned by Bl I Roberts at dat of her death and located at corner of Irvine and First streats opposite Court House square Upon said lot is situated a good TwoStory Brick House fronting on Irvine and Fii streets and three frame buildings fronting on Irvino street This is splendid location for hotel another business property Said property will be surveyed before day of sale and sold according to said survey TERMS Hale will be marie on a credit ot six and twelve months The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchnse money to have the force and effect of a Judgment bear lOA legal interest from day of sale with a Lien reserved upon said property until all the purchase money is paid paidS THORPE Master Commissioner 7IF 7I7I 5 F7F7r 0 71 Rice and Arnold 47 HEMPS TEAD HEMPSTERDHompstead Hempstead will make the season of 1904 at EH ndale Stock Farm Rich mond Ky at OO 30T a Sttt Cot Hompstf ad was sired by young Jim 2009 First dam Margery Daw by Lumps second dam Nelly by Mew brino third dam Flora by Parsons Abdallab Hempstead is a blood bay and is perfect in gait and action and is an nbred George Wilkes King Arthur 0 At the same time and place King Aithur will make the season of 1901 at 1500 For a Living Colt King Arthur is a sorrel nUillion hy Haxhall 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 ownoror bred to another norse Lien retained on colts until service fee Is paid Due dill geuce will he exer ised in care of mares but will not be responsible for accidents 0 or escapesi JNO GIBSON Richmond Ky Oovinutnn Arnold Bro will pay the highest market cash price for wool 20atf Reduced Rates Via The 1 5 A On account of meeting of Grind Com manderv Knights Tempbir Conclave at Frankfort Ky May 18th and 19th the A will Ml rnnnltrip tickets from Irvin Richmond OJn1 Valley View to Frankfort at raid of onefirst das fare iIiie 25ct on Mv 16th 17th and 18th good for return May 21st A Wool urn tf Sollcitini Agent Eggs For Hatching from highbred Barred Plymouth Rocks will he sold hy me at 50e per setting ot 15 Eggs now ready Mrs Hnnton 13alm Union City Kv 0 WATSON J8 and 20 Upper Lexington Ky Great Clearance Sale of Entire Suit Stock at OneHalf 2 0Regular Price 0 A marvelous opportunity that Suit Wearers cannot afford to miss Tf you have not bought you suit you save OneHalf Everyone in Lexington is familiar with the high Standard of our Garment Sto and when we offer such reductions as this you know just what to expect for your money We do all that we promise su 93 for regular 20 00 Suits 13 50 for regular S25 00 Suits S18 75 for regular 35 00 Suits 22 50 for regular 540 00 Suits Colored Dress Fabrics but priced fully onethird less than usual Sllksand wodl Crepes at 98q A charming material of light texture and is very freely sold at 1 25 Mo haird Scotch Mixtures all shades 39 and49o per yard Sensational Sale of White Goods 1 that usually sold for 25 and 30cat loc Immense saving In Black Dry Goods every piece is an uptodate high grade weave that formerly sold for a third more than we offer them this week Take advantage while the stock is complete 0 I Watson 18 and 20 Upper Lexington Ky i i The Leading Shoe Firm 4 OF RICHMOND 0 1 Headquarters for A Shoes and Slippers Of All Kinds 0 If 1 tThe New and Nobby things in Straw Hats Negligee ShIrts Soft and Stiff Hats of all kinds 0 7 At a saving of 33 13 percent The la test novelties are shown in abundance See 0 Our Show Windows 1 VindowsI Rice and Arnold THE ONE PRICE HOUSE t4 i1t ti 1t ijij ij 7 i 4 ij 71 7 Oddities Predominate This Year There have been times when it seemed as if all papers looked alike bu that is certainly not the 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 I SS 1PS CLOTHES 2 iZ sss Z7 THAT FIT That is the kind we make We handle only the best the newest and most stylish goods II We can please the most fastidious tastes Our stock is complete We can furnish anything is gents furnishings 0 Give us a call we can please you both with goods and prices Stouffer Mahler MERCHANT TAILORS tV 4 7Jm 7WZ 7 7t 1R7ff Richmond GREEN HOU fJ tl te Phone 188 0 Geraniums Carnations K1C jj Roses Heliotropes Ferns jj Asparagus etc I 7W Give usa call LA ERTJ Prices Reasonable A I Dont DontRisk I RIsk RiskLife 0 Life and family by using thtj deadly gasoline stove in oj your Lome ThatJ Awful Smell and the greasy discomfort of keeping I Jdemn demn it to say nothing of the ever pjjent Jdal1ger it threatens to life and pr tJl Insurance companies nd mngaSQliuetal stoves only because they are unsafe i Detroit Jewell Gas Range Aandc by GisARE SAFE aS asf economical cleanly laborsaving St thet Gas Company Do it iw 0 i icAmond Water if 4t eo rr IIi Ii i I.