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I uL I I 17 I i1INIrl I ii I i 9 i i csS The Greatest Selection gi zzs OF zV STYLISH HJI ess ssses sssssee SeES eS SSS US I SSSS eS sS SSeSSSSSS3SSsSS SII i IITT 1IM 1i a sS i I6 vialfi ree tJ 1 SS SSS SSS I In1 most poJ New Pt 25nown in the city While we carry an elegant line 11 ever thing in Footwear it is with pardonable pride that we call specialattention to our elegant line of New Spring hoes for ladies men and children You can make no mistake by looking our line over as it represents some of the best shoemakers of the world and you will see our prices are lower than are generally asked for these highclass Shoes CRUTCHER TRIBBLE rTin Street Richmond Kentucky 1 1 hI Up oj f9e a ooeee ssos i ffixtdiofld Climax II8HEBCVKKY WEDNItSDAY BY Climax Printing Co Incorporated HENAULTPreBident MILLERHdItor Manager NESDAY JUNE 8 loot FOE COUNTY CLKKK re Mtiborized to announce JB SE I CAeate tor CoAnty Clerk subject ctJoB of the Dtoeraitc party FOR ASSESSOR HDthorU to anoouice GOOD for Assessor of Madison county Ite action of the Democratic party reelmGiibert Debate jpper court room was crowded ay with citizens from all points ae county and many visitors from oilier counties to hear the debate be twwn Hons Harvey Helm of Stan 1 and Geo GGilbert of Shelbyville ate for the Democratic nomina coogress from this district I ending was by previous ap nt of Mr Helm who invited onmts to participate Mr Gil as on band but Mr Moore of nreer the onlv other announced can ate was absent 5 Helm opened the discussion with withOlurs Olurs address was followed by his pent with an hour and a quarters atwhen Mr Helm according to utL nt was allowed a rejoinder of flmutes I fl if elms first speech was largely vied to a history of the services jdere1 by the Democracy of Lincoln 0 Madison county candidates for District and State honors covering a period of a quarter of a century He also toM of his personal attachment to the county of Madison by reason of having spent three years of his young manhood at Central University grad uating here in 1887 his brother the latA tiam Helm also of Lincoln having previously graduated hereAfter reviewing the long and distin guished service of Lincoln Democracy to Madisons aspirants tor political pre ferment Mr Helm declared that there wag not and should not be any perso nal or poJitical differences between himself and Hon Gilbert out vrestnt Congressman but that there as a desire throughout the District for otation in the office of Congress man and that he had the solid backing It the county of Lincoln his home county After reviewing Lincolns record of loyalty to Madison and touching upon current topics Mr Helm referred to the fact that Mr Gilbert had now been in I ongress nearly six years and tha so far as committee appointments was an index of a Congpessmans prominence ffficiency or influence the people of the Eighth District should reflect that Mr Albert was practical in the same sarmI isition he held when he first entered 1 tigress near the tail end oihe com tttees JVIr Helm humorously referred to being a bichelor and that he desired as the greatest ambition of his life that he LJBrowerLO LEXINGTON KY Veranda andjj Lawn Furniture For real comfort ease and summer pleasure use the celebrated OLD HICKORY CHAIRS ROCKERS SETTEES SETTEESTABLES TABLES TABLESSWINGS SWINGS SWINGSETC ETC ETCThey They will last a life time in sunshine or rain Comforta ble stylish and appropriate for interior as well as exterior useHave Have a large and carefully stock to show you CFBrGMCo Exclusive Sole Agents MAIN AND BflOADWJL WOADWjihXThIGT hXThIGT MPXx i ED BLANTON CO Lumber and CoalV 3rd Street opposite A Depot TBLEPHOND 425 might win a seat in Congress and then claim a wife from the fair thenI Eve in the land famed throughout Christendom for its beautiful women the grand Old Commonwealth of Ken tacky Mr Helms opening speech was frequently interrupted by applause and made a good impression not so much as a studied effort at high flown oratory with Greece and Rome as hip principal text but with the issues of the present and the obligation of Mad ison to return now at this first opportunity the kindness in part to her ever loyal neighboring county of Lincoln Mr Gilbert followed Mr Helm with a good speech in which he touched upon national affairs the tariff the Man on Horseback our irrepressible autocratic President the iniquitous trusts with inevitable ruin and wreck age of our Republic unless we return to the simplicity of the Fathers and the fundamentals of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence Mr Gilbert then took up Mr Helms reasons for desiring to go to Congress and ridiculed the idea of a crusty bachelor askIng a district to send him to Washington so he could get him a wife declar JOg that he Gilbert wanted to return to Congress not for the honor but for the chalice to do his district some good As to Mr Helms claims upon Madieon for the support of Lincoln to our candidates for Governor Senator Congressman Auditor etc Mr Gilbert said that his county of Shelby was always depended upon to supply the majority that finally won those honors and that his county and Anderson and Spencer had been placed in this district to ensure It tothe Democracy He declared though it must be contested with questionable policy that eon if Lincoln had supported Madi son candidates the latter were always of such a high class as to merit the support of Lincoln Mr Gilbert then turned his attention to Mr Helms mild aspersions upon his lack of influ slice and services in Congress and ex plained that he had been hampered in his first term by a content for his seat by his Republican opponent Davidson which hung over his head like the sword of Damocles and to that extent trammeled him He alleged that he had herured an increase of 20000 or 25000 for the completion of the Gov ernment building at Richmond and now had a bill up for 10000 to be refunded to the county of Madison from the Treasury This latter bill he declared no new Congressman could pilot to a winning finish and hoped Ins hearers would remember that when a case of importance was up in court the clients were always loth to exchange their old lawyers for new ones Mr Gilbert spoke nearly his full time and as the rain began to descend in torrents almost drowning his voice he resigned his place on the floor to Mr Helm for the latters rejoinder ot fifteen minutes Mr Helms second speech was entire ly different from his openin He came back at Mr Gilbert with vigor and upset the Congressmans calculations and claims as to his preemt nence In Congress Mr Gilbert had stajed that he remained Washington up to the closinsrhours of Congress and left for home within two hours whereas Mr Helm produced the Congressional Record to show that Mr Gilbert was not present on that day As to his influence Mr Helm cited a well known incident that when the citizens ot a cer thin locality in Rockcastle petitioned him for a postouice instead of being made to go ten miles for their mall Mr Gilbert had failed to secure it At this juncture Congressman Gilbertarose and responded When Mr Helm shall have served in Congress as long as I have he will learn that under a Repulican administration i Democrat has little or no influence in such matters Nevertheless retorted Mr Helm When a Democrat in tho person of Hon James McCreary put his shoulder to the wheel he got the postoffice without anybodys outside in fluence This was received with loud cheers and enlivened the occasion Mr Helm produced receipts to show his contributions to the success of Mad ions several county candidates in the county of Lincoli and in he district while he il clanil Mr Gilbert had been ungenerous in hid contributions to even his own campaign in Madison county allowing it to fall heavily upon the local candidates candidatesBoth were liberally applauded and the friends of both were well satisfied with their efforts As this was Mr Helms first public appearance here he received the more critical in spection and accordingly launched into hw subject with moderation and dignity but yet with a confidence and familiarity with public debate that was reaseurixgto his supporters In hdbpUie hdbpUieMr Mr Brooks who was in the drug drugbnsineaa burines here for thirty years and later In Vanceburcand other places has accepted a position as pharmacist in Pettys drug store in Shelbyville Mr Brooks is a druggist of high standing and bills devoted his whole Ji eto that work At one time he was President of tho State Pharmaceutical Association Mr Blocks has numerous friends here whdare alTayd cl 3 of Hny news con cerzft hitn HERE is the key to Democratic success Take it up and use it vigorously in the campaign and the victory is oursWhere Where is tho democrat whose cheek has not burned with anger or whose head has not hung in shame as he reads or listens to words of vitup I erative villification libel and slander bandied between rrarring factions whether they be for Hearst Parker Cleveland Bryan or otherwise Is the mere preference of a man a crime We want the yeoman service of Parker and his friends in the coming campaign we want the energy and dash of Hearst and his friends in the com ing battle we want the oratory of Bryan and Cochran the political management of Hill and Gorman and the mature judgement of Cleveland In the impending struggle PERSONAL Hon Gilbert of Shelbyville was here Monday Mr Samuel II Stone cf Louisville was here Monday Hon Harvey Helm of Stanford was in the city Monday Mr and Mrs Pickels spent Sunday in Winchester Miss Anne Bennett Cohen is visitIng relatives In Versailles Mrs Burnam is spending a few weeks in Martinsville Ind Mrs Evan McCord and Miss Belle Bennett are at home from Louisville Mr and Mrs Creekmore and Miss Ida McCollum are in Hamilton OhioMiss Miss Cassell of Lexington was a guest last week of Miss Florrie Ray burn burnMr Mr and Mrs Willis of Crab Orchard were hero the first of the week Mr It Samuels of Pin evill 1 spent Sunday with his parents in this cityMr Mr John Will West will return today from a two weeks vioit to Georgetown Mr Sim Hamilton and dautrMrrv Miss Hallie of Estill Co were here MondV MondMiss Miss May Wallace Ballard is at home from a visit to friends in Nich olasville Miss iola Shipman of Shelbyville is the attractive guest of Miss Jean Beatty Miss Florence Chenault has been visiting Mrs Harrison Simrall in Dr Landman the oculist will beat tho Glyndon Hotel on Wednesday June 15th lust Miss Julia Higgins returned Satur from a two weeks visit to relatives in Danville Mr Burton Farrls spent Sunday in Lancaster Miss Kate Turpin will leave tomorrow to visit her sister Mrs STATE OP Onio CITY OF TOLEDO 1 OLEDO8S LucAs COUNTY FRANK CHENEY makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of JCheney city of Toledo county and State aforesaid And that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls HallsCatarrh FRANKJ CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6lh day of Decem her A D1886 GLEASONI I EAL Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system S18temSend FJ CHENEY Co Toledo 0 0Sold 1l4iiawiIy PiIjiiN the tet hun 1 I Sun Brothers Worlds Progressive 1s 1 1 C1 Railroad Shows One Day Only RICHMOND TU RICHMONDJUNE 14th Some of the great features to be seen with Sun Bros Railroad Shows The HARDELL and HART TRIO Aerial Horizontal Bar Experts lULL FAMILY SOCIETY acrobats inpremn COMMODOKK the Hope Walking Mule and other Acts and Novelties too numerous to mention The Grand Street Parade takes place at 11 am TUESDAY JUNE J4th Two performances nt 2 and 8 dally I I Williams in Paris Miss Jennie Cavanangh of Garrard county spent last week with Miss Margaret Miller Mrs Anne Watts has gone to South Elkhorn to spend the summer with her niece Mrs Perry Mr and Mrs Richmond of Virginia are the guests pf Mr 4 Beatty and family Mrs Chenault left Saturday for Conway for a short visit to her sister Mrs Martin Prof Pulliam formerly connected with Central University in this city was a guast here Monday Mr Miller left Saturday for Lexington where he has accepted a position with Masters aid Bean painters paintersMiss Miss Jennie TorriD of this place has entered the elocutionary contest which will be held in Stanford on the eleventh Miss Lucy Adams returned last Friday from Stanford where she has been instructing class In physical culture Mr and Mrs James McGrath of Baltimore are spending short time with Rev and Mrs Weaver on the Campus Miss Mary Scott who has been attending State College nil winter is expected home the latter part of this week or first of next Mr and Mrs Clarence Woods have taken rooms with Mr and Mrs James Crutcher in the lattors1 pretty Main Street home Miss Nettle Surivner Winchester spent last week with her sisters Misses Alma trod Sue Scrivner and attended the Alumni banquet on Friday evening Mrs Elmer Deatherage and children are in Lexington visiting relatives Mrs Ueatherages niece Miss Heacox will graduate this week from the High School Mrs Flannery visited friends at Richmond the first of the week Misses Minnie Wharton and Bessie Brookshire are visiting Mrs Baldwin at Richmond this week Valley View Argent Mr and Mrs Robert Tipton of Montgomery county came over to attend the commencement exercises of Caldwcll High school Mrs Tipton was formerly Miss Mary Coyle and is an Alumnus of that ohnol Hon Louis Landrum the distinguished editor of the Lancaster Record was here yesterday JJe will be unanimously elected President of the Kentucky Press Association next week at Louisville and will make the most beloved President of that organization as h3 is the pet of the profession Miss Curraleen Smith left Saturday to attend the commencement exercises of Oxford College from which institution she graduated She will visit friends in Indianapolis and will also visit the St Louis Exposition before her return home Misses Tommie West and Emma Hendren and Mr Cruteher West all of Speedwell and Dr Harry Hen Iron of Johnetta left last Sunday for St Louis where they will spend two weeks enjoying the great fair Mr Jamntn Smithof Ver sailles General Freight and Passenger agent for Louisville and Atlantic was a visitor to our city Saturday Mr Smith has many friends here who are alwas glad to welcome him unto our midst Parkes cashier of the Farmers National Bank of Richmond Ky was in the city Wednesday on business Mr Parkes is one of the oldest bank officials in his town and is moreover philanthropist whose liberal purso pursohas has assisted many a worthy cause Lexington Leader LeaderCredit Credit is a fine thing I Thrift is better betterDeposit Deposit with betterState Bank State Trust i TrustCo 1 I I Ayers Why is it that Ayers Hair Vigor does so many remarkable things Because it is a hair food It feeds the hair I I puts new life into it The hair Hair Vigor cannot keep from growing And gradually all the dark rich color of early life comes back to gray hair When I flrt med Ajer flair Vigor my hair WM about all grar hoP now It It a nice rich buck and ai thick al I could wlih Mas SUSAN KM 6TiKsr Tuieumbia Ala IJ 0 a bottle jtrin co All drUtollJpll Mas drUtollf or Gray Hair Hon Tovis Cobb was welcomed home Saturday from a two weeks stay at Dawson Springs Ky Mr Cobb speaks in glowing terms of this famous resort The New Century Hotel is nearly as largo as Louisvilles famous Gait House and is unsurpassed in service and equipment Hon Josia Willis exSheriff of Madison county exPostmaster of Richmond and excellont allround good citizen friend and Democrat name up on Monday to see an old time Madison county court day crowd le was bandshaken until his arm was sore from shoulder to tipof his linger but the old smile never faded from his face The marriage of Dr Franklin Moran Walker of Paint Lick ad Miss Laurinla Gardner Walker of Crescent Hill Louisville will take place at the Second Presbyterian church in that city next Thursday evening at nine oclock Rev Porterpastor of the Crescent Hill church will perform the ceremony Miss Estill Walker only sister of the groom will be maid of honor and Mr Oliver Terrill of Paint Lick best man The bride will wear her mothers wedding robe of white lace over white silk and will be married with her greatgreatgreat grandmothers wedding ring as she is the fifth Laurinia June 9th is the brides grand mothers wedding anniversary The Louisville papers spak of the bride as a most beautiful and accomplished young lady quite popular in society and a general favorite The groom has practiced his profession at Paint Lick for some time and enjoys a lucrative business He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wade Walker and is a young man of splendid habits and workers devoting all spare time to keeping up with the profession A bright future stands before the happy young people mmvI friends in wishing them a long life of joy and happiness Central Record Mr Walker formerly lived here and attended Central University He has numerous friends who will wish him unbounded happiness in his new reLations Big Faint Lick Insurance Contest Involving S50C03 Ifhe second trial of the stilt brought by Tohnsond executor against the New York Life Insurance Company to enforce collection a policy for 50000 upon the life of the decedent was begun last week in Judge Gordons Court at Louisville NoHexisteiice ol Johnsollse death is the general ground upon which the company refuse to pay the policy While tho plaintiff does not deny tlip premium was not paid in money its counter allegations are to the effect that the company had wrongfully deprived Johnson of the opportunity to pay the premium by cancellinc the policy before a note he had given for the premium had fallen due At the first trial of the case before Judge To hey the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff lor the full amount of the pol policy 1et aside the verdict because Judge ones had ruled out testimony of Via Noble State manager of the compa eny which it is alleged was important for the defense Johnson was a farmer near Paint Lick and had acted as the companys ItftJent in that locality for some time In June 1893 lib applied for the policy now under contest and in the following September it tras recalled by the company and alleged to have been cancelled The company claims that 11thouJh the policy was sent to Johnson it was never formally delivered while the plaintiff claims to the contrary On December 14 of the same year Johnson died suddenly and it was charged at the time by other insurance companies in which he held 2MOOO worth of poli cilia that he had takop poison This 1claim however wait never established and the other polices contested on the ground of suicide were settled by compromise Representing the plaintiff are ON aI former Gov 0 Bradley 0 Harris and William WilliamOhern Ohern and WlIf Johnston ot Lancaster Humphrey Bnrnett Humphrey am fr the defense Do Not Dose the Stomach I I Cure Catarrh by Natures Own Meth od Every Breath of Hyomel Brings Relief Nearly every one who has catarrb knows how foolish it is to try and cure it by drugging tho stomach Temporary relief may be given but a cure seldom comes Until recently your physician would have said the only way to cure catarrh would be to have a change of climate i but nlw with Hyomei you can carry a healthgiving climate in your vest pocket and by breathing it a few min mites four times a day cure yourself The complete Hyomei outfit costs but SI and consists of an inhaler that can be carried in tho vest pocket a medi cine dropper and a bottle of Hyomei The inlialar lasts a lifetime and If one hot le does not cure air extra bottle of Hyomei can be obtained for 50 cnnte It is the most economical all rome dies advertised for the cure ot catarrh and is the only one that follows nature in her method of treating diseases ol the respiratory organs Middelton has sold a great many Hyomei outfits and tho more I sells the more convinced he is thai he is perfectly sale in guaranteeing to refund the money if Hyomei does not cure 1m For RentV Four elegant office rooms either single or en suite John Taylor SonI ISmytf Telephone 292I Examine our elegant display of I Carriages Buggies etc before making I a purchase We are telling vehicles at the lowest possible prices Richmond Carriage Works Midkilf Prop The highest market cash price will be paid for wool by Covington Arnold Bro Take them your wool 20atf See Deatherage before selling your wool tf Moonshine Rail Captain Short and Deputy Mnllins arrested Joe Rector last week for manufacturing moonshine whiskey He was brought to this city and is now so jonrning at Castle Lackey until further disposition may be made of his case Wall Paper The Leading Shoe Firm OF RICHMOND Headquarters for Shoes and Slippers Of All Kinds The New and Nobby things in Straw Hats Negligee Shirts Soft and Stiff Hats 7wr ni of all kinds tV 182O NUpper See IV Our I Show Windows Rice and Arnold THE ONE PRICE HOUSE 7F ffiffi mFffi 7F mF1 7I Oddities Predominate This Year There have been times when it seemed as if all papers looked alike but that is certainly not the case this year Wo have so many radically different styles that thereV is very little likelihood no matter what you select that any one of your neighbors will select a similar style Geo Wil1ging Paints Oils Window Shades Picture Frames Etc Big Hill Coal Co RETAIL YARD Estillave near Depot Old Christian property ALNITE COAL Best and Cheapest Buy your winter supply now and save money Phone 93 BARKER Agt Wire fenceI I am agent for the celebrated LAMB WIRE FENCE Those wishing to purchase the best wire fence will call on or address LONG may 1104lyr Richmond Ky Covington Arnold Bro wan your wool They will pay the highest market price for it 20atf Mad tone Dr Perry of White Hall Ky has in his possession the celebrated Burtfln Madstune and will apply it at all times 4t J1 TSONSI 71 71 3 1 71 7CJ I Fr7I VIce and Arnold Elegant Home For Sale I will offer for sale privately the home formerly occupied by James Tevis deceased situated near the KySaid Said place contains i 5 12 Acres of Land with a good two story frame residence of eight rooms in firstclass repair good cistern and all necessary outbuildings good orchard and everything to make it a desirable place of residence Anyone desiring to examine the property the undersigned will take pleasure in showing same TEVIS 25mytf RICHMOND KY F7II FM 7I Richmond GREEN HOUE Phone 188 1Phone yk Geraniums Carnations Roses Heliotropes Ferns Asparagus etc i rGive Give usa ttt call yVb ALBERT Prices Reasonable Why Wear Your Life Away struggling with the dirt ant I worries of a wood stove doing a lot of hard unpleaant unneces I sary work I Cook With Gas ttJ and save work time worry produce better food with less loss of 1 nutriment by 50 per cent A good Gas Range is economical nod I we furnish good Ranges I IF YOU LOVE YOUR WIFEI HERit it 1 itl Gas Ranges SEE icimonl Water eight DO IT NOW rr rrrr tTeI tI IY lIt I6IITeI tI I I II I6Ie I CHALLENGE SALE I NEXT WEDNESDAY June 15 1 AT 9 A WILL BE A SHOPPERS CARNIVAL At Watsons 1 I which keep the gas bill low tARE YOU INTERESTED Lexington Ky I I Everything marked in plain figures and one price to all The merchandise that will be offered at this sale is thoroughly representative of this stores reputation fir selling goods of a reliable natures It matters not hw absurdly low Prices are quoted elsewhere you can feel assured that the High Standard of Excellence insisted on will be maintained as to prices it is needless to say that any and all competition will be totally 4 eclipsed 4 YOU EXPECT THAT Remember Wednesday June 15th and Ten Days Onlywe wiLbe Ready for the Crowds LEXINGTON 182O NUpper I lICh a II 1 will be managed by the famous condctonL Whiting Co Coiaiienge CoI We always do we say 4th i i IJr 0 I i I 1 I tr IEt rIE TIE 1 iism 1 1 II.