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seSsSessas a I 1 I 4ee tae i oa I 9 a Grand Ustn Out a1e sS 3 I QS 3 Having decided to quit business at once we are offering 1our entire stock of a a a 3 I BOOTS 0 I 1IIIt Shoes ond Gents Furnishings II at Cost for Cash Only 3 5 I SVe are determined to close out and we offer5SII I I jj The Oreafest Bargains of your LifeS 1il 5 SS Cu from the best selected stock in Richmond Come andsee 5ll for OUrself All Persons owing us will please call and settle s5Sl 111 CII 1 S0S 0S 5151 i 1 CRUTCHER TRIBBLEI 5l I StreetS Richmond 1 Kentucky I 5 5 I I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 1ssslSSl SSlSSlS55515USS500SSS5SSS5S01SS5 iace eoca aaa a Bcacs0c a 1 he Richmond Climax PUBLI8HKUIVCRY WCDKK8I1AY BY The Climax Printing Go Incorporated 45W417LT PiMldent fiLLER Editor 1asur WEDNESDAY AUG 81 11M DEMOCRATIC TICKET I FOR PRESIDENT ALTON PARKER of New York FOR VICE PRESIDENT Ex SENATOR DAVIS of West Virginia FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL OP THB UNITED STATES OP AMERICA WM JENNINGS BRYAN of Nebraska This Dentoerfttie campaign is being opwed in the various States and in several placet in this State Demo cratic orators have taken the stump For the first time in soaie years the Democratic party presents a united front to the enemy and the indications are that from now till the No vember election a most active warfare will be waged on Republican candi dates and Republican principles The Democratic fight is the peoples tight and the people all over the ooun try are beginning to understand this and are awakening to the fact that only under Democratic rule can their rights be fully protected It has al WRJS been customary for the cam pign to be opened in Mrditon county mi September court day and wo are ghd to see that this important matter will not be overlooked next Monday hope that the Democrat of Math son county will wake up to the reali zation of the fact that Judge Parker is going to lie the next President of the United States and we must do our part in retiring Theodore Roosevelt to private life It Sbadkelford who has always been one of the most faithful party workers and speakors in the county is announced to address tic people of the county at the court houo at 1SO pw on county court layand discuss the issues in the Presidential campaign It Crooke Judgo John Cnonault Jesse Cobb and others will also spe4k on this Oc eanian and the day promises to bo a Democratic love feast of the most approved order orderBrowers Browers Wood Mantel Sale We Have Concluded to go out of the Wood Mantel business and are now offering our large stockof Mantels Tiles and Grates at cost rEach Mantel is marked in plain figures complete with tile and grate We offer these goods for immediate acceptance and advise that you callas early as possible and make your selection rf Cash ONLY No periodical tickets will be taken CI F1BroerCo11xc1usive Exclusive Sole Agents MAIN AND BROADWA vi 1 LrJXIN ST0K EV i i ED BLANTON CO Lumber and Coal 3rd Street opposite A Depot TELEPHONE 425 We are authorized to announce JOHN BALLARD a candidate for Sheriff of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party PERSONAL Mrs Shackelford spent SOY eral days last week at Estill Springs Mr Harry Schlegol of St Louis is visiting his parents near town Messrs Verner Schlegel and Jerry Powell Jr have returned from a short visit to Crab Orchard Springs Miss Laura Mellon has returned to Mt Sterling after a visit to iclatives heroMr Mr John Morshon was in Cincinnati lust weak Mr and Mrs Piokels visited in Clark county last week Col Caperton and family and Mrs Thos Phelps are at the World Fair They will also visit relatives in Kansas City and Excelsior Springs Mo before their return Mrs Belle McDowell of Washington CitJwas a guest last week of Mrs Shaokolford on West Main street Mrs It Stone and children vis ited relatives last week at Valley View Rev Shepherd is at home from his vacation Miss Lizzette Dickson has Ito her homo in Paris after a pleasant visit to Miss Van Greenleaf Goo Phelps of Madison county spent twveral days with his relative Dr Fit lorInterlor Journal Mr Turner loft last Wednesday for Now York to purchase his fall took of goods Mr Watts and family are at the Worlds Fair Misses Cohen and Bain of Lexington have been the attractive guests of Misses Maud and Mabel Martin near town Mrs Pattie has had as her guests Mrs Van Winkle and daugh ter Miss Louise Van Winkle of Dan yule villeRev Rev and Mrs Ashford Reeves and baby of Paris Tennessee are visiting the formers parents Mr and Mrs Rcevos in this city Mr and Mrs Oldham and son Ronald loft Sunday for a two weeks stay at Chief go and St Louis 1 Deafness Cannot be Cared By local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There iftouly one way to cure deafiiets and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the custachlan tube When thistube is in flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is en tlrely closed deafness IK the result antI unless the inflammation can be taken out aqd this tnbe restored to its norma condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine casee out of ten fire caused by Qatarrh which is nothing nothingbut but an Inflated condition of the mucous service We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness caused by ca tarrh that cannot be cur 1 by Halls Catarrh XJtire Send for culars freo CHENEY GoToledo SoTdbyrfrugjfet76c HdllS JTMBUJT PUlr thbMI It Costs You Nothing MUdeltcn Will Return Your Honey if Mlona Does Not Cure Youw There are hundreds of people in Richmond who were not the least bit surprised when they read In the Cruri that Middelton is selling Miona on a guarantee to refund the money in case it did not cure This marvelous remedy will cure the worst case of in digestion headache dizziness or the general played out condition thz itt afilicts everyone suffering with stomach trouble Miona does not simply relieve it cures Middelton can tell yon of may well known people in this city whom this remedy has restored to health often after they have tried many other methods oftreatment with little or no benefit The best kind of advertising is the praise ofa pleased customer And there are hundreds in Richmond today praising Miona because it cured them A few months ago they could eat nothing without wondering what the result would be Since using Nona they eat what they want and when they want with no fear of suffer ing ingThis This medicine is in the torm of a small tablet very pleasant to take and costs only flOe a box It is a pure medi cine that speedily and permanently euros all form of stomach trouble and is the only one that can be sold under a positive guarantee without any restriction to refund the money if does not cure lm Mr Coleman Neff returned from a business trip to Pittsburg Thursday Mr Chas Higgins has returned from a two weeks stay at Drcnnon Springs I Miss Ella Clark and Mrs James Barnes of Cincinnati and Mrs Joe Sedbeck and Mrs Fred Hickman of Covington are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Richard Clark at Cotton burg this county Mr and Mrs Oldham have returned from a trip to Drennon Springs Long Tom Chenault was in Loam ron last week on business Mr Tevis Hugeley who has been ill for several weeks with typhoid fever is now convalescingand will soon be able to leave the A Infirmary This willbe good news to the many friends of this popular young man Mr and Mrs Coleman Adams of Cleveland Ohio spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Adams They are now visiting relatives in the county Mr and Mrs Masters of Cincinnati attended the funeral of Mrs Nancy Baker near Valley View last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Coffield of Pal ducah are visiting Mrs Boen near Kingston Mrs John Allman and children aw visiting Mr and Mrs Harris in Vincennes Ind Mrs Allman will also visit her parents in Decatur Alabama before returning home Mrs Gentry and Mrs Miller will leave tomorrow for a moths visit to Mrs Sim Hamilton and other relatives in Estill countyI Mrs Amanda Reid of Mt Ster ling is the guest of her son Mr Reid and wife on Glyndon avenue She was called here by the illnens of Mrs Reid who is now somewhat improved Mr and Mrs Stockton Messrs BurnamDr Bos ley Scarcey and Miss Bessie Covington left Friday for Louisville where they joined the DcMolay Com maudery Knights Templar on their trip to San Francisco to attend the Triennial Conclave Mrs William Morgan of Lexington has been visiting friends here for several days Mrs Morgan was for ii erley Miss Anste Frazee of this city than whom ac oe was more popular Her risltvlii jne pW IKHB was 80re 1t rkMHii a ro What is Catarrh Hromri Oily Gunitcei Cit fir flit CMum ui BinnmUi Dituu Hyomel euros catarrh bjt the BSpple method of breathing it intd the air pas sages and lungs It kills the pasm catarrhal toia nlIeales and soothes the irritated mucous membrane and effec tually drives this disease from the lhesystem system If yon have of the following symptoms catarrhal perms are at work somewhere in the mucous membrane ot the throatnbrochial tubes or tissues of the thepe lungs offensive breath ryness of tbe aosew pIIm acrot the eyes paIn in blck of beadI pain in front of had tendency to take coldas asbnrntogpaia hawkine to clear throat wpain a cough stitch in aide losing of flesh variable appetite 11 low spirited at times raisins of frothy mucous expectorating yellow mater difficulty in breathing frequent sneezing huskiness ot volc discharge from the now stoppage of nose at night aching of the body droppings In the thrllat mouth open while sleeping tickling back of the palate formation of crusts in noseTo dryness of the throat in morninglos loss ot strength spasms of coughing cough short and hacking cough worse nights sadBo mornIngslOll loss of vital force a feeling of tightnessru across the upper part ofCr the chest Hyomei will destroy activity of all catarrhal germs in the respiratory or trans and in a few weeks the cure will1s be complete This is a strong statement but Middelton empasizes it by agreeing to refund your money ifTo Toilyomel Rev Rutherford Douglas wife and daughter Drusilla of Macon GaA are here visiting Mr and Mrs Letcher Sr Dr Dodge has returned froma a pleasant vacalon trip and filled his pulpit at the First Presbyterian church last Sunday Dr Farris has returned to hisV home in Memphis Tcnn after a pleasant visit to his fathers family near Kingston Dr Farris is meetingdi with much success in the home of hispr adoption which is gratifying news to his many old friends hereth Miss Julia Higgins is visiting Miss Susan McRoberts in Danvilleo Mrs A Miller and daughterC Elizabeth and Miss Minnie Dykes area spending the week at Estill Springs Dr Vance our eminent Osteopath physician goes to Irvine twice each week to treat Ernest Campbell the son of Mr Elihu CampC bell the well known liveryman Sometime ago this young lad was stricken with spinal meningitis since whichti time he has been more or less afflicted Dr Landman te oculist of Coyt ington Kywlll be at Estill Springs Hotel Irvine on Tuesday September 6 remaining until Thursday the 8th Major and Mrs Adams of Winchester are guests of Mrs Turner on Main street Mr Hagan of Marcellus Ky was a visitor in this city MondayR Mr Combs returned to Memphis yesterday after a weeks visit to Nis bo Kingston Prof II Brock has returned from an extended visit to points in the South and West He is very much rested and is ready for the opening of Caldwell High School which will be next Monday September 5 Rev Shepherd will preach a tE the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours Mayor Tevis has returned from a pleasant stay at Swango Springs Mrs Tevis and children will remain for a longer visitq Mr and Mrs Todd are a 4b home from French lick Springsa Rev Hugh MeLellan has returned home and will preach at the Christian church next Sundaymorning an tip eveningr Mr Tom Collins attended the London lair donTfairMiss Miss Gladys Perry has been visiting friends and relatives in Cynthianac Miss Bottle French is visiting her brotherMr Frank French in Chicagcs Mr Bruce Buffington of Falmouth is visiting his uncle Mr A Suit Mr Joe Thurman has gone to Crab Orchard Springs for another visit Mrs John Arnold and little son Henry are at home from a visit to Mt Sterlings Miss Bessie Elkin of Louisville is visiting Miss Bessie Turley Miss Mollie Fife is back from a pleasant stay at Crab Orchard Springs 3h Professor Milton Elliott of North Middletown was here last Friday Professor formerly conducted the Elliott Institute at Kirksvlllo and has long been recognized as one of the best Instructors in the State Mrs Walter Taylor and children of Lexington are guests of Professor and Mrs McGarvey Mis Robert Winn and Miss Hattie Owens of Mt Sterling are visiting Mrs Jt Poyntz on Third street Miss Nell Kellar is at home from a visit to Batavia Ohio One of the prettiest weddings of the season was celebrated yesterday after noon when Miss Carlisle Walker became the wife of Dr Oliver Bier se Patton of Huntsville Ala The ceremony mony was said by Bishop Burton at the home of the brides parents in the presence of a small gatheringof friends and relatives Miss Walker who is a tall stately girl was given away by her father Colonel Stone 10iv Walker The groom accompanied by Bishop Burton met the bride at the altar which was arranged of palms The only attendant was Miss Shelby Patton sister of the groom who was very attractive in a simple gown of mull and lace The brides dress was a handsome embroidered chiffon with tune veil edged with real lace She carried a beautiful bunch of Orchids and llllies of the valley The hand some Walker home was elaborately decorated for the occasion pink mad White being the color scheme The wedding music was furnished by a harpist Alter the eereoY eli sJ gut snpper was served and lasti might Dr and Mrs Patton left for a Ut exseaslve Southern mid Western trip ftfto which they will be at home Ip mUTill JUbm where Jrt CITOOM aii fi HERE AOAIN Ready to serve your wants in anything desired in the Butcher Business My constant endeavor has Always been to please my patrons and to do this I slaughter only the best Cattle Sheep and HoSs that can be procured My stock of Cured meats is purchased with the greatest care and has always given perfect satisfaction It is yet some weeks until hog killing but desire now to state that have every facility for th work and will appreciate any business in this line I carry in seasonSVEGETABLES FISH AND OYSTERS as well as all kinds of Produce Give me a trial order and I will proAe my sincerity to serve you promptly and reliably Jolhn Altfnan Main StreetMcKee corner Telephone U3 Office Superintendent Of Public Instruction FRANKFORT Kyco August 10 1904 To SUPERINTENDENTS TEACHERS ANDco coPrros A majority of the counties of the State throufh their County SchoolBook Commissions have in accordance with an act which became a law February 9th 1904 entitled loAn Act to Create a State Book Commission etc Ca adopted a uniform series of text books to be used in all public schools of Kentucky for five years beginning Septbo 1st 1904 as stated in the following proclamation of the Governor proh A PROCLAMATION To the People of the Commonwealth ofde Kentucky Whereas The General Assembly ofpr the Commonwealth of Kentucky session of 1904 passed an act entitled Anon Act to Create a State School Bookgl glommission Cn mission and to Procure for Use in thew Public Schools of this Commonwealth a Uniform Series of Text Books and to Define the Duties and Powers of suchn Commission to fix the Maximumot Prices of Said Text Books to Make Preparations for Carrying this Act into effect and Providing Penalties for the Violation ot the Same and which Act became a law February 8 1904 andth Whereas The State School Book Commission as required by said Act did advertise for and receive bids or iroposals from publishers of school textbooks to furnish the same to the pupils and patrons of the common schools olu Ms Commonwealth and transmitted thto to the various County School Book Commissions lists samples and oricea publishers ieliere and said County School BookL Commissions did in due time select a mnd Commission their respective selections of text books from said lists and Whereas The State School Boolc Commission did on July 1 and 2 1904 canvass said reports and tabulate the result of said selections made by saidt bounty School Book Commissions andD awarded the contract to furnish bookiB to the the publishers thereof in accordance with thc said selections or adop adoptions ti aons School Book Commissions as requireK jy Section 4 of said Act the titles 0C text books so adopted and the retaiS and exchange prces thereof being a follows towitB Retail Exchg Price PricB The Modern Speller 12 06C McGuHys Electic Primmer 10 OS New McGnffy First Reader 12 06 5 Second 20 10 1 Third 13 13S 1 Fourth 35 17 4 Fifth 45 22 Oays metic 15 06 Rays Modern Intellectual Arith metic on 20 10 Rays Modern Elementary Arith metic 25 12 lays Modern Practical Arithmetic 4 0 20 Natural Primary Geography to 20c Natural Complete Geography 80 40 I Long New Language ExercISes I ppartone Longs New Language Exercises part two 17 IS Longs New Language Lessons part three 25 12 ETanrey New Langnge Lesions 25 12 Carreys New English Grammar for achaol 40 20 1English Engllsbm 65 32 New Century Elementary Phy sio1ogi New Century Intermediate Physiology 30 15 29lectic Electic Hillary of the 7 0 31 i Cliokeads history of Kentucky 65 32 Petermans Civil Government 45 Rational Writing Books each 05J And whereas the contractor The American Book Company to whom the said contract to furnish said books was so awarded has entered into the reo quired contract with the State SchoolBook Commission and has executed a bond in the sum of 50000 with good and sufficient surety to faithfully perform all duties and obligations of said contract now therefore I Beckham Governor in pursuance of Section 8 of said Act andy virtue of the power thereby confer red do hereby proclaim that said books are the legally adopted text books for au uniform use in the common schools of this Commonwealth and I hereby fix September 1st as the date on and after which all public common schools in couhties having no existing legal con tract for school books shall use the same for a period of five years from said date The attention of Countv School Book Commissions and teachers penalties ties imposed hy Section 10 of said Actor violation thereof In counties having existing legal contracts with the said American Book Co the said State series of text books may be introduced in lieu of the cor responding books of said contractor if such counties elect to do so on and and after July 1 1905 If such counties rlo not so elect to use the State Series before the expiration of euch contract thev shall do so immediately after the expiration of such county contract thereby conforming to end fully nstab lishing the State uniformity of textbooks contemplated by said act In testimony whereol I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Commonwealth to be affixed Done at Frankfort this ninth flay of August nineteen hundred and four and the one hundred nnd thirteenth yearof the CommonwealthJ Beckham Bv the Governor McChesney Secretary of State SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Superintendents County SchoolBook Commissions and teachers will please note the following special instructions relative to the new Uniform School Book Law and its application to their respective schools CountySchool School Commission to select two or more agents or dealers in ouch counties to supply patrons arid pupils with the book provided for Section 7 These appointments of dealers should be reported to the contracting publish ers the American Book Com any Cincinnati Ohio whose duty it is to ar range with the dealers so appointed to supply and sell books Section 15j 2 Toe prices of the books as printed above shall appear on the respective books and it ill unlawful for any agent or dealer to sell any of said books at a retail price higher than that Ion the back of the book Anv dealer who sells any of the State Series of books at higher prices than those printed on the back thpreof is liable to a fine of not less than fitly dollars nor more than one hundred dollars Section 7 8 All counties whose contracts have expired and all cities which have no legal contract for books must flee the KUtfl Series from and after September 11904 Failure to do so mbjects the members of the County School Book Commission In such county to a fine of not less than one hundred dollars nor more than five hundred dollars and teachers in such counties who use otherbooks than those provided by law cannot legally receive any salary eo bog a such violation continues Sec tfon 10Counties contracts tracts will continue tn me the books covered by said contract until the ox pimtion thereof uuesg the Cqanty School Book Gommisfliou of any wen 1M ki abuttOll tha book pub I lished by the American Book Company if anv which may be covered by euh connty contract and substitute there for the corresponding books of the State Seriee published by the same company Jn the event of spiel pre I preiicn aiieh rounies may chatipe to IIP State Series on ajid af er July 1 1005 and have the privilege ot the ex change for otit veer nod retail prices of IheState Sirifs inKtt ail of continuing Ihft use of hookfcrnqw iiniler county ron tr act for the fiiItrrrn for which said contrnct was made 5 The exchange pi ice referred to ii hove and printed on the back of each hook is the price in cash which wi I have to be paid for a new book when a corresponding old one in semis use is surrendered and given to the agent or dealer who soils the new book In ors de to get the benefit of there exchange prices the new books must be intro duced and the exchange made within one year after the counties become eligible to take the State Series Section 5 cityhich which falls to make the change re September ber 1 1904 if finch county or city has no existing contract will lose the value oi its old books Counties whose contracts expire next year or that may ilecide to abandon their county contracts and accept in lien thereof Ihe State Series will have one year from the date of such expiration or ptich acceptance of the State Series within wlich to make their exchange All counties under existing contracts are entitled to the exchange price for one year alter the introduction of the uniform series 0 It is important that all fchool ofilcmls teachers and patrons cooper ate in establishing and enforcing the provisions of the Uniform School Book aw Anv deviation from the require ments should he reported to till State School Book Commission at Frankfort Jas Fuqna Sr The County School Book Commission composed of County Superintendent Attorney and Judge in accordance with the toregoing have appointed as agents to handle school books the following Sharp Panola Bicknell Early Berea Fwh Paint Lick Wharton Valley View Perry Thom as Stockton Wines and Middelton Richmond Witt Kingston Wilson White Hall Collins Coy and DTj Fry KlrVsville Shelton Benton Union Vity TJ Taylor and Searcy Waco Bush Doylesville Jenkins Bros and A Deatherage Newby Rhoduf Berea Moos Snyder Ednyburg Carrier Carrier Big Hill Jno A Young and Harvey Newhv Baldwin Wm Mellon College Hill West Speedwell Prather Co Valley Vew CW Cobb Red House Found Came to my place on Taylors Fork about ten days ago one brindle dehornd steer weight about 500 pounds Owner art have same by proving property and paying charges Allen aug34t Red Mens Street Fair and Carnival Asso September 12 to 17 6 days JO big shows 4 free attractions each day ayBouqu Bouql1pt Fbur Frasa Bros Nn 34 Nice twostory residence on one of HU 01 the principal residence streets uf ufRichmond andll nil necessary outbuildings Great bargain bargaInPrIce Price 2500 2500The The celebrated Star fruit tin can only 40c per dozen at The Racket Store aug3 tt Suit Bratton Roger Williams Cigars Frasa Bros How are lour Kiiitji DeBells Kidney Pills are the only kidney medicine that positively cure all diseases that arise from disordered kidneys poor nerves and a thin watery condition of the blood such ae nervous headache dizziness weak back rheu matism diabitis scalding urine and other kidney troubles DeBells Kidney Pill the great kidney remedy every box warranted Price 25 and 50 cents For sale by Middelton Iman cti rr Sheriffs Sale By virtue of an execution directed tome which issued from the Clerks oflice of the Madison Circuit Court in favor of Ea Moran against Frank Mau Maui pin I or one of my deputies will on Monday Sep 51 J904 between the hours of 10 oclock a and 2 pm at the Court House door in inRzchmond Richmond Madison county Ky expose to public sale to the highest bid der the following described property or as much thereof may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs debt interest and costs towit One house and lot situated in BSrea Madison county Ky on Depot street adjoining tbe property of 11 Preston Win Campbell and others Levied upon as property of Frank Maupin MaupitiTERMS be made on a credit of three months bond with ap approved interest at the rale of 6 per cent per annum from day of sale and having the theforce force and effect of a sale bond JOHN WAGERS Aug 16 04 Sheriff Madison Co The tomorrow has spoiled many a prom promisin Open that ac count with us todav Bank State Trust Co rIJ F7IF I 7I m7I USI RECEIVED 71 OUR SWEEPOUT SALE IS OVER but we will continue to sell Low I Shoes at reduced prices See our 4Bargain Counter of Shoes and Oxfords 50 2 2 50 and 3 Shoes for I 79c 99c and 149 7 fIi Rice and Arnold 1 5 1 THE ONE PRICE HOUSE I 71 71 ffi 71 71 71 ffi ffi 7 ESTILL SPRINGS Gives you almost at your door all the REAL advantages to be derived from a far more costly summer resorts thousands of miles away It offers Most Beautiful Scenery Refreshing and Medicinal Waters I Sulphur Baths I The Best of Cooks Finest Ball Room in the State Splendid Music and the society of the most charming people in Kentucky and adjoining States The season is now at its height SEPTEMBER is coming to be one of the most popular months at the Springs Special rates are made after September first and more and more guests avail themselves of this each year For further information address THE ESTILL SPRINGS CO INCORPORATED Tile Sotirt otzteI I desire to say to the people of Madi 1 son county that I have sold my saloon on First Street to Bronoton Brothers with whom I am not connected in anyway I have opened a saloon on the same street just below Mike Enrights old stand and I am now ready to accommodate my customers Please call and see me Rcspt ljan05 CKEEKMORE For Sale I have for sale privately a good farm containing 53 acres three miles west of Richmond on the Lancaster turnpike known as the Jake Bronston place On this farm is a nice two story dwell lug and all necessary outbuildings and is well watered The soil is as fertile as can be found in Madison county For further particulars call on or ad Bronston17atf 17atf Richmond Ky iiiieji Cured Free We are Riving one million boxes of DeBells Kidney Pills absolutely free to those who have backache or kidney trouble DeBells Kidney Pills are the only positive cure in the world We want to cure you Cut this out and mail to Beggs ons To Chicago i III MiddRlton 1m Public Sale of Land Stock Crop As Administrators of Haden Turpnt Turpllldeceased deceased we will expose to public palo on the premises on the waters of Mud dy Creek Madison county Kono mile from Doylcsvillu at 9 oclock a mon Tuesday Sept 20 04 the following property TRACT ONE contains 233 14 acres of Al goodS land 70 acres of which is creek bottom land the balance in grass This farm farmr adjoins the property of Mrs Ja5gareti aretNoland watered and in a fine state ot cultiva cultivation tion TRACT TWO TWOis is known an the home place and COII COIItaillsljj proper property premises is a good residence barns and all other necessary outbuildings most wellwatered watered TRACT THREE adjoins Tract No 2 and the farm of David Chetrauit and contains 208 acres 35 acres of which is creekc cretJkbottom bottom land the balance is in grass with some nice timber thereon grassl also well watered At the same time and place the fol following 3 good mules I broodmare six saddlphorl horse 5 cows and calves 6 two twoyear steeraI 1 yearling heifer 12 hogs and all allkinds Kinds of poultry about 300 barrels of corn at heap 500 shocks of fodder 4 stacks of hay and 1 stank of straw two horse wagon and harass phaeton and harness I two horset con planter mowing machine cultivator tarn plows double shovels plows and many other nthRIarticl artfcU too srnerous to mention Roos bold and kitchen furniture Term whkfa will he liberal will he made known on Jof sale For fur tiler ptrtHHitan call ca or address Root RllJtrurpiu Turpln pejrlMrilJei JL Md KOBT TURPIN Adifliiii5sto5LoarTrn 4II 4r If you Love your Wife Dont Roast Her Buy her a Gas Range JI This Is no Joke i a Chopping wood for 4 breakfast 7 a Trvinjrto nurse the i firethe kindling wetnews papers all burned patience JiI exhausted tk4 8 tk4a 9 a A cold bite Nothing hot for the days work Still no I breakfast 10 a in Bluer than a whet steno What is the remedy A jf Detroit Jewel I ias Range The Haven whispers only that and nothing morn 11 a Days work lost Off for Gas Office jf 12 Selecting a Gas Range from the large stock displayed 1 in Demonstrations and explanations very satisfactory Purchase made at car load cost pi ices No charge for piping fc setting 2 Range on the way to tne home no delay Work and Range uptodate 3 hp workmen pushing the installation 4 in Work completed with light over stove for early and late meals mealsI Full instruction and demonstrations given with a full line of printed instructions with a large assortment of cooking receipts 0 in A full and perfectly cooked home meal piping hotfrom the op upper and lower ovmi all complete at the same hOllromj waiting With peace mid happiness prevailing with the evening smoke and romp with the little ones Richmond Water Light Co I ItJ For Sale The undersigned offers for sale prlI vatoly his residence and 12 Iniildiutr lots located in less than 100 vards from court house tqiiare Second street and with a front of 270 feet and with a front I of 280 leet on First Street 1 liuiid ing lots all front 40 feet some I 175 feet deep and others about 100 feet deep The boundary has on it a vane persimmons simmons pawpaws etc Drainage very commendable The residence has a front of 70 feet or more if desired by about 175 feet Can run all the way through if desired with all necessary out buildings under one rool containing ten apartments Theresi dence has Vt rooms Including kitch en and basement with water works of flve openings Cal pipes all over house hail entrance to every room without pisslnir through any other room Admirably suited for firgtckss boarding house or an Infirmity InflrmayWill Will sell as a whole or by lot or lois Parties wishing to buy are invited and will be shown over promises For an enterprising man or men I aul1look look TS ELLIS 17all4t RICHMOND KY For Sale House and lot on Second street op opposite and expends bjjpk 200 tt House con hallsGood Good cistern yard hydrant and all allnecessary of the most conveniently located real realdences aadterms terms call at residence residencefe Parrkh 9au4t Richmond Ky For rubber mand tealP GotdcgLA Bfd C1iazu IrCliIUX 0 i Our New Fall Line ofHatsC tI 1ehavo aU the latest novelticsI 1nsolt and atilT 5 hats the prices are right Como 5 i iti and bo among the first to wear tho new things ro 0 THOMAS I Manager IRVINE KY 1 1 1 II Ii The largnl Yielding Yieldingileasleot Heaviest Grain finest Quality 4 Oats Grown As hardy as wheat tf sown early Not attakei with fly or rust Stand up wea Affordiha finest Fall WWer and Sprint pasture and afterwards yield 60 to 70 bushels per acre of the finest heaviest grained Oats crown OUR FALL CATALOGUE Gives information about the test seeds for Fall sowing Contains Improved Seed Wheat Barley Rye Rape 1000 Headed Kale Al fairs Crass Clover and Veeetable Seeds Our trademark brand Blue Ribbon RibbonSeeds Seedsare the highest quality obtainable Write br Large Fret Catalog No 55 WOOD STUBBS CO Seedsmen LOUISVILLE KY I Royal Saloon I FIRST STREET STREETiIi iIi Coldest and most refreshing drinks are dispensed by accom modatirig uptodate clerks 1 Finest winF Whiskies arid Cigars Bronstort Bros 1i2IgU lHONE 14t I I.