Grand OpeningOf Mens Fall and Winter Shoes
Jas S Crutcher < Company
1 he Richmond ClimaxweSA D MILLERn Manager
WEDNESDAY MAY 0 1903
PDBLISHKl EVEK V WEDNESDAY BT
The Climax Printing Go
IncorporatedwhDEMOCRATIC TICKET
byUONOt Clark County
FOR COMMON AEALTIPS ATTORNEY
HON B A CRUTCHER-Of Jeeumine CountyHa1ORROY C WHITE
AnnouncementsFOR JAILER
Ve axe Btboriu d to announce FJ PER ¬
KINS of Baldwin a candidate for Jailer ofMadtooo county subject to tbe action of theofWeoaiOQSns a candidate for Jailer of Madisonronntjr soMeettO tbe action of tbe Demo-cratic
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partyWe are authorized to announce N B JONES
a candidate for Jailer of Madison County sub ¬
ject to the action of tbe Democratic partyTOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
i SVe are authorized to announce the nameof Mr T T HEDUER of Scott county as acandidate for Commissioner of Agriculturenntteet to the action of the Democratic partyPrimary May S J9U8
FOR STATE TREASURERWe are authorized to announce HENRY M
BO8WORTII as a candidate for tbe nominatim for State Treasurer subject to tbe actionof the Democratic party primary May 9 1003
THE Lame county Herald paints thisplowing picture of William TaylorstiuUh The time will comeif it hasnot already begun its seasonwheneven the clouds will form into a ghastlypicture of the dead Goebel as the gnuity man looks to the heavensham and bustle of industry of Hoosierscapital cannot down the dying words ofGoebel to the groat common peoplewhen he will be ushered into a courtof which Judge Cantrill is not the pre ¬
siding officer and where the satanic be-
ing¬
with the long tail takes charge ofconvicted criminals
Ir is announced in the Louisvilledaily papers that Mr Morris B Belknap of that city will prnbnbly ananotinee his candidacy for the Republi ¬
can nomination for Governor within a
short time Mr Belknap would per¬
haps be given some wholesome adviceif lie would consult the Hon John WYerkoes the white rose of RepubliC tilistS before entering the politicaluremi with the Democratic standardbearern
LI FiBroerCo1I
LEXINGTON 1Ky
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Porch
FurniurA large portion of tho sninmers passed on the porcbirlt isthe general rcndez ojns of thefamily All tIie1sihmbers in-
vade¬
its shadysplsmorulngnoon and night to chat torjsadto sew or to smoke
5 b wonder home furnishersbestow eo much care to the e-
lection¬
of Porch FurnitureOur new line of
Splint Reed andGrass Furniture
Is now very complete in Arm-ChaIrs Anu Rockers Setteesand Side Chairs We ask > youto call and see them
frBrowerCQ111AIN AND BROADWAY
LEXINGTON KYl k
cjf1ffM t< rid
11 Mr Kidd representing the famous JohnsonMurphy Shoe Co will be with us Tuesday and Wed-nesday
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May 13 and 14 03with a full line of Johnson Murphy fine Shoes for fallandwinter Come in and inspect his line and select apair to f
n
THE theatrical profession has recent ¬
ly suffered great loss in the death ofStuart Robson which occurred last
ek in New York from heart troublelie was one of the best and most wide ¬
ly known comedians on the stagewSAYS the Nelson county RecordWhile leadin men in the are
grchapplingnegro himself is only laughing fishingthe row Thatsbeat4 IT the weekly paper published at
Lawrenceburg for several months past0 C Cox has suspended publica ¬ofnVALLEY VIEW
From the ArgentJ N Flanery has been on tho sickt this week
June Clark is able to be out aftor aprolonged illnesp
Horn to tho wife of Leonard Rich ¬
ar don the 2oinst a girlPowell of Richmond was
hitereMiss Ada Dickerson was the guestMrs Louis Thrown of NicholasvilleaturdayoBruce Northcutt of Menifee county
is visiting his brother Dr Northcuttand family
Miss Fiona and FranUie Grlzardspent Sunday with their aunt Mr JW Chaney at Spears
W S Speidle of Massilon Ohiosecrotary and treasurer of the NewKentucky Gas Oil Co spent Sundaywith Dr Elmer Northcutt
A baseball team has been organizedhore with A B Howard us managerThe team has rented a nice ball groundMWe will shortly report theirand Richmonds ball teams defeat
Mr C B Dunn is at home after al weeks stay at the Gibson Infirmatyn Richmond where he underwent a
successful operation His many friendsaro glad to learn of his improvementMr Dunn is one of our progressivecitizens and his recovery is hailed withdelight by his many friends
For the styles > u wall paper seePerry Thomas
1903 The New Fashion Period 1903
In its inception and deign it differmarkedly from the accepted models a-
nyf
previous period Progress may-be noted constantly betterward ironthe time when dress designers aimedrather to display the dress that to en ¬
hance the beauty and grace of its wear-er
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Then it was mainly a question ofcolor scheme and trimming artificewhich might be very efTectiv2 as a dec ¬
orative part of a grand assemblageBut taken by itself it looked most
glaringly conspicuous and very oftenwas entirely out of beauty tone with itswearer
Now at last style has evidently seenthe error of its way for it in drawingnear to nature The springs leadingcreations bear witness that the worldsgreatest designers have come to real¬
izo that nothing is fairer than the female form that anything which destoys comfort must destroy beautyAnd that is the simple reason whyMrs M Love who has charge of thedressmaking department at KaufmanStraus Co is meeting nith suchphenomenal and deserved success
Mrs Loves idea is to impart toevery gown a style individuality thatnothing can lose The gowns whicharobeing turned out by this high classmodiste are the very perfection of fitand style They are marked by thatIndefinable smartness of cut and cor-
rectness¬
of detail which is to day EO
essential to the well dressed romanKaufman Straus Co 1U and 14
West Main St LoxingtouKy respect¬
fully invite you to pay Mrs Love avisit and should you leave an orderfor a new gown it will be both a rev C¬
Jillion and a pleasureThe Kaufman Straus Co spring
stocks of every kind of Dry Goods andwearing apparel for women aro com ¬
pleto and present by large odds thecompletcfit showing in this auction ofthe country
You are cordially invited to visitthe Richmond Carriage Works whereawaits your inspection the largest andmost beautiful line ot vehicles everbrought to a Kentucky wn Wewere compelled to buy these jjoods incarload lots In order ttd make the re ¬preniltOethe best vehicle that workmanship canproduce at prices that an inferior juakewould cost you elsewhere now awaitsyou at our shop S L MIDRIFF
tf Proprietor
AllStar Cut in Romeo and JulietThe greatest theatrical venture of a
decade is the AllStar Cast in Romeoand Juliet which Liebler and Companyare putting out for a special springtoar There are thirteen stars in thecast which is headed by 1 yrla tolle w-
and Eleanor Robson and no mote mag¬
nificent production has ever been seenin this country This company will beseent the Lexington Qpera Ron sefor one performance on the j eningof
11ay8tbJI
DIAThSMEEKS Mr Nay Meeks and wife
have been called upon to mourn theloss of their little daughter Lettie May
ho died April 29th at the agoof sevenyears after an illness of four weeks
shCOLsToxNelhieild of Mr ai d Mrs J W Colston of
View was found dead in bedWednesday norning The child had
en in feeble health for some timehut she had taken a turn for the betterit was thought by the parents Tuesdayand the sudden death came as a shockto the parents who have the sympathy
the communityBdeath that
has been ours to chronicle occurredSunda nl ht when MrPofulleyhis death being due to Brighta diseaseHe was twentyfour yeais of age andVwas the only sen ot Mr andThomas Pulley Since the removal ofPuBeyh15JD Rawlins on Moberly avenue andinwas there his illness and death ¬
curred For a number of years he hadbeen in the employ of D B Shackelfont Co and was always polite and
in treating everyone old andyoung wjth utmost courtesy To renumerate his friends would bo wellnfch impossible for as ono said
Never in my life did I ever see anyone with so many friends Duringhis illness it kept one person busy toanswer the calls about his conditionabndsistance Besides his aged lather andmother ho is survived by one sisterMrs Lee Buton His funeral serviceswere conducted yesterday afternoon
the Rowlins home by Rev HughcLelhan thence his burial in the Rich-
mond Cemetery under the auspices ofMadison Lodge I 0 0 FwTEVIS When one contemplates theumber and rapidity of deaths in theTevis Russell and White families thethoughtful mind is appaled True innearly every instance the grim messenger called home the members ofttiete honored families in the full ma ¬
turity of their lives oftenest when thealmond tree had blossomed on theirdevoted heads But yet they all saulto sleep so closo togetherthat the griefstricken hearts of theirsurviving lovedones had not healed before the tearsof sorrow burst afresh over anothernewinade grave Last Tuesday after-noon
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after a brief illness Mrs MaryRussell Tevis sank to her eternal restat the age of sixtysixf On Wednesday her body was tenderly consignedto the tomb beside that of her belovedhusband that citizen of glorious menory the sunnytcmporid trueheartedgentleman Jude James Tevis A a-
the sympathising friends sat in thesilent darkened ro oms that had eolately known and loved the presence QJits departed mistress the memoriesof other years flooded the minds of allShe was the oldest oi that circle offive beautiful sisters who from theircradles were taught tolovo each othertheir kindred and their God Wehave seen them all together but befcrethe sorrow of their aged mothers deathhad stained their cheeks with tearsAndwe bad wondered at the childlikeJoy that pervaded their companionshipwith each other though all were past-or nearing tho meridian of life Thecenter of that charmed circle was thesainted mother four score years andfour whose placed yea beauteouscountenance seemed illumined by thelight of heaven Twas into this
ayfegraves of mother and three sisterstwo lonely sisters mourn Mrs TliosC Hoitie of Washington Ga andxingtonKythis community and from her churchthe Second Presbyterian one whom wecould II ill afford to spare In theplaces of sorrow and suffering she waswonf to be ministering angel Whenlast we saw her she was on a missionof purl mercy at tho bedside of theGodless dying poor whose cryineneo3s the had succored like the GoodSamaritan she was A thousand in ¬otheronly to the allseeing eye Her churchwork was the same consecrated laborof love to the Master that bad distin¬
SudieRussellthat can never be filled Deceasedwas the eldest child of Richard Russella leading merchant here for manyyears Her mother Sallie White Itussell wan a sister of John White a Congrcssman from this district Speaker ofthe National House and a bosom friend
MaryRussellTevfs and to this singularly happyunion were born ten children of whomWilliam David Hugh anti Joseph
stow3Iayorwhich his father was once City Judge
otMadisonen children there could be left no more
moryoftheIrer whorjj all maakM HgtioretLiwifl
k if< 4v
revered for the Christian graces thatadorned their characters Tho oldhomo that is now utterly desolate willever be a monument to the peace and
maytllOSOwhen the grim messenger comes they
wcityherebelow may be reunited without onem lsringlinkFBIRTHS
UEAnEnOn last Saturday to thewife of Mr Lee Shearer a fine boy
BEASLEV To the wife of Mr R Neasley the King tobacco merchant
of Paint Lick a ten pound girltWEST Mr and Mrs Leonard WestIrvine aro the proud parents of a
fine son which arrived on Sunday nightmake his home with them Mrsest was formerly Miss Mayme Hume
MATRIMONIALREEVFflEEVESOfl
this city Mr Wade Reeves and MissBettie Reeves were united in marriage
MBTCALVBUSH Mr Wade Metcalfand Miss Mattie L Bush both of Waconeighborhood were married at theresidence of Mrs Fannie Wilson lastWednesday
MCDOWELLLEONARD This after-noon at the homo of the brides par-ents
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in Cynthiana Miss Maysie Loonard will be united in marriage to DrMarshall McDowell the ceremony to-
e performed by the brides grandfathjer Miss Leonard who is a most at¬
toractiveRev J T Leonard formerly of thiscity where he tilled a chair in CentralcUniversity Siuco their residence inCynthiana Miss Leonard has attendedcollege here and made many friends
ho will be pleasantly surprised tohear of this announcement
Militia Will Fartidpale
In response to a letter addressed himby Maj Gen J C Bates U S A ofthe Department of the Lakes GovernorJteckham has asked that the KentuckyState Guards participate in the man-euvers
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encampment and field instruc-tion
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of the regular troops of that de-partment this year The participationof the organized militia of the variousStates with the regulars in those Instructions is provided for in the mili-tary
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act of the last session of Congressand it will very probably do away withthe regular encampment of the Ken ¬
tucky Guards Under its provisionsthe State troops will receive pay sub-sIstence and transportation to thepoint of encampmentA Madison County Waif Finds a Homs in Nichol
asTille
Nine years ago on the banks of theKentucky river in Madison countyLIdirtybleelugwholivedthe child awhile then another and an-other going the rounds again and aJainBaileyofIng in the neighborhood heard tb a-
pathetic story and moved by the love
hO11ewhereGeorgoCrutcheroftisand if she did not like her now homoBaileys ¬
She never know her father or motheror her name Jessamine News
Ftcat For liarAccording to Hicks we aro to hrtveprediction ¬
Active storms of rain wind andthunder on and touching the 2nd and3rd Much cooler weather will followglvin ¬
touches of chill and frost during someof MayOnlook for decided and rapid change to-
Ifalling barometer and quite warm rosuiting ia sharp electrical storms Asthese storms pass eastwaid across thecountry change to rising barometerand much cooler will follow from thewest giving possibly frosts in sectionsnorthwardon the nights between the1-th and 10th InclusiveFrom the 11th to the 15th look for
storms of rain hail and thunder someof them furious and tornadic A de-cided
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rise in the barometer change ofwind to the westand cooler will endthe series of storms followed by nights
northernaridAbout thel8ths Jstorm conditions
will reach another maximum Afterthis storm look for change to verymuch cooler for two or three daysforMayreactionarydlstnrbances
penodinare entirely probable Monday the26tbto Thursday the 28th win bethe time of greatest violence Many
hoavydownpoursolherMy ptf> St L > U
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1 O T eOfis directed to the class of Fresh and Cured Meatscarried by the Main street butchers The mail or¬
del business of this firm has growh to such propor ¬
tions that we are now making a specialty of ourWholesale Department Our constant endeavor isto please our patrons and to do this we slaughteronly the best cattle sheep and hogs that can be pro ¬
cured Our stock of Cured Meats is purchasedwith the greatest care and has always given perfectsatisfaction We carry Vegetables Fish and Oys ¬
ters in seasonsWe also wish to purchase your Hides Tallow
Butter Eggs and other Produce and guarantee inevery instance to pay the highest prices the marketaffords Give us a trial and we will prove our sin
xcerity to serve you promptly and reliably
Douglas CultonWholesale and Retail Butchers Richmond Ky
New Wall PaperscoloringsinIngrains Moire Ceilings etc Some neat patterns atCENTS per roll A large line of Room Mould ¬
ings Beadings etc Just received a new lot of
Window Shadesall colors sizes and prices from ten cents up
Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes Window GlassWhite Lead etc Largest stock to select from f
t 1 rc xs
Qeo M Wiliging209 West Main Street
++++++++++tat SPECIAL i
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Dont forget to see that swell line ofwall paper nhown by Perry Thomas
Best on earthor anywhere elseaust Blend coffee Frawi Bros
Phone 165
Dan II Breck will insure your cityor country property against fire light-ning
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and cyclones Office in Oldhambuilding npr 8 lOt
D B Shackelford Co have con-
tracted witn the Miller B F Co forthe sale of their Ranges in Madisoncounty tf
We purchased our vehicles to selland if you will only call and get priceswe will prove this assertion andmake of you an everlasting friend andcustomer tf S L MIDKIFF Prop
Majestic Ranges >
Arbuckle SimmonsDan H Breck Fire Life and Ac
cident Insurance Office in Oldhambuilding npr S lOta
The Millor Range people tell us ifa customer telephones us they Jo notlike the Miller Range for us to send awagon for it and refund the money forthey are guaranteed from end to end U
D B Shackelford Co
Have your old vehicle repairtedand now rubber tires to take the place
f the old worn out steel tires you arenow using and you will have a newconveyance for spring and summerThe Richmond Carriage Works will dothe work at prices that will astonishyou Satisfaction guaranteed
tf S L MIDKIFF Prop
Inspection Costs Nothing
Come in when you are passingourstore never mind whether you thinkyon want to buy anything or not Youmay be wrong we may have somethingyou want extremely At any rate wealways hare something new and inter ¬
esting to show and inspection costsnothing If L E LANE
See Perry k Thomas belore buyinjyour wall paper
35 Majestic Ranges sold in the last10 months from the times we putout the first ons Every one we havesold has helped to sell others Calland examine it and we think we canprove to you this is the only perfectRange made
feb 26 4m Arbuckle Simmons
Watch Found
A watch was left at the State BankTrust Co one day last week Owner
can have name by identifying and pay-
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for this notice apr 22 If
Qty Property for Sale
Mr EB Hume will otTer his resi-
dence
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on West Main street SaturdayMay 16 at 2 oclock p m A splendidopportunity for any one desiring a nicehomo tf
Come aud see the heaviest thebest and the moat complete Range inthe market Thu Miller You will findplenty ot them that have been in usein this city for fifteen years tf
D B Shackelford Co
Meaty to Lean
I can get you money at 5 per cent In-
terest oil long time in sums of 1O-
ror over on your farm property Ftparticulars call on or address
W B LETCIIEH Jnapr 15 6mo Richmond Ky
New Bakery
The now confcctioney and bakeryat the corner of Hallie Irvine and Or¬
ange streets has been opened and yourpatronage is solicited Fresh breadfresh cakes fresh vegetables and freshfish always on baUd Mrs H ZoimanHallie Iryine andOrange st tf
Stockholders Heetlaj
The annual mietlng of the stock-holders
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of the Richmond Water andLight Company will be held at theoffice of the President in the StateBank and Trust Cos building in Richinond Ky at 3 olock p m on WedncsJay May 13 103
J A SctuvAN PresidentR E TCUIEV Secretary 2t
FoiSe Sale
Mr E B Humal will on SaturdayMay lath at 2 oclock p m offer topublic sale his elegant residence inthe West End Thi a property is ono ofthe most desirable n the city containlag as it doe a lonse of six roomsequipped with all ntpdern conveniencesa stable andall necessary outbuildingsLet every one reraepiber the date andattend the sals Ajfine chance to pro-cure a nice home i tfI
Land and Stock Sales
John Ballard pujkhased last weekfrom W S Beasley Ir Brj of Jancaster a car load of 2 pounds bogs at61cents Mr BaJlnrJ hipped to Cincin ¬
nati yeeterdayrH CPI load of hogs av ¬1IC
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A New Society
A number of papers lately have pub-
lished¬
notices of a society that has beenorganized in Missouri It Is known asTho Daughters of Kentucky and iscomposed of women whose birth placewas in this State In the list of mem-bers
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we notice Mrs Lury B Sheikisand Miss Helen Chenanlt formerly ofthis city and Mrs Sadie Turpin Burius of Kirksville this county Theobject of this club is to keep ever-green the memories of their nativeState Regular meetings will be heldat which original papers on the historyof Kentucky will be read
The counties of Estill GarrardLincoln Clark and Madison will berepresented at tho old fiddlers contestat the Grand Thursday night
1D 1 T S
FIRM
verybusinessI will continue the businesst the same stand and invite
my friends and the public tocall and see me when jn needof anything in this line Willmake a specialty of
Moving Pianos
Furniture Etcand guarantee to please mypatrons at all times
Elmer ParrishSuccessor to Lyman Parrish
Cor Third t Irvine Phone Si
RICHMOND KYlltnarO-
misiii Commissioners ale
PlrffOnNotice of SaleIn EquityPT Virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale ol
tthiAprilstyle cause the undersigned will on
Saturday May 23 03Between the hours of 11 oclock a m and 12oclock m at the Court House door in Rich ¬mond Madison county Ky proceed to expose ibidderthoA Lot and Livery Stablein Richmond Ky and bounded and describedfeethoundedCWallacewide and about 1tt1 >j feet deep
TERMSSale will be made on a credit of sixmonths The purchaser will be required topaymentofa bearing legal interestIrma the day of sale with a Lien reservedpurchasmoney
S E SCOTTmay 6 St M C MC 0
Master CoBiissioaers i1
JohnPlffsAgainstA T Freeman 4c Dft
Notice of Sale in EquityByoftbestylecause
Monday May 25 03
12oclockthehighestty thA Tract oi Land
Cli1beFreemanman lying at the intersection of the Four MilethenorthbythelandsofZinBrooks on the south bytheMuddymore or less except 3 acre in the family ouryI ing ground reservedII sixmonthsgive bon with approved security for the pay ¬forceanduponsaidpaid
S E SCOTTmay S St MOMO C
Master Coamissioflers Sale
GWEvans PittagainstNannle Etc DftsEquityBYtheAprilcause the undersigned vrlll on
Saturday May 23 03Between the hours of 11 a in and 12 oclock mMcdiIonfollowing ¬
A Lot of LandhiRlchinondKyfeet and running back same width isa teet to aIEvansprocethe Iordered to be made and the costs hereof I
TERMS Sal will be made on a credit of six ItoIteat ot the purchase moser to have tile loNe1tttropttfcrty nmtil all the PC1tIMyeM-
SEScTTM C
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LADIES MUSLIN
UNDERWEARI
Ladiels Muslin Skirts cambric and flounce withf ot ruffle etc
Ladiej Shirts with deep flounce and four rows of in ¬
sertion and lace on edge with dust ruffle etcLadies Skirt deep flounce ofaLternate perpendicular
lane insertion and ducks with lace ruffle to matchLadies Gowns V shaped and square yokes of wide
insertion and tuck etcLadie Chemise style gown low cut circular neck
arid elbow sleeves neck and sleeves trimmedwith hamburg beading and ribbon
Ladies Muslin Drawers wide Cambric ruffle hem ¬
stitched and tuckedLadies Drawers with hamburg ruffle and tucks
49c99c
99c49c
Ladies Drawers25c99c
Ladies Corset Covers in all styles from 25 tocUnderwearfull sizes guaranteed I Yours respectfully
ralI OWEN McKEE I
Cor Main and First RICHMOND KENTUCKYtttImIIIIluIIIIuIIIiIII
Majestic Owners
1 W A Anderson2 M F Arbuckle3 WaIler Bennett4 Joe S Bopg85 Nll CoyC D M Clienanlt7 G W Gates8 0 W Hisle9 John D HarrislOT H Hart11 U G Harris12 W R Latchor Jr-
13JC Lackey14 Davit A McCord15 henry Perry16 Dr GG Perry17 Hon W B Smith18 M B StagnerS19 Judge N 15 Turpin20 Engene Todd21 Mrs S P WallersTho above list is the number of Ma ¬
jestic ranges we have sold in the lastten months If ydn are not one of thatlist we want to make you one this year I
suite It is malleable iron and rill not I
crack nor warp like othr ranges andwill will cook vitt jjfonehalf the fuelyou are now using Call ct MajesticHeadquarters and examine tho BestRange you ever saw
ArnucKLE SIMMONS
Dont Paint your house unul youget prices from Perry Thomas on altkinds of paints
OLD JOE WHISKY
Handmade Sour MashEvery drop guaran ¬
teed to be pure It idof old style manu ¬
facture No-BETTfiK
can be foundfor medicinal pur ¬
poses You want thebest Furnished Strictly to
Family Trade10 year old in jugsSiO0 per gallon10 bottles 55 jugs 250iI5II Ii e bottles 302 jugs 210
Orders promptly filled
WILEY SEARCY PropOld Joe Distillery
1IcBra ernovlyr Anderson county Ky
p
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90c
99c
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= J Lo WatsonJ 820 N Upper Lexington Ky
Attractive Offerings in Womens Suits Coats and WaistsAttractive Offerings in Womens Coats and Waists
Very swell effects in womens ready to wear snnupnts ar ailucre in grades to suit every taste anti every purse In this wk > aifind extraordinary offerings Collarless blouse suits in lifilit aia dark HM twomens tailormade Suits dressy costumes of broaJclotii ftarcheviots at such prices you cannot afiord to be without one
eo press Skirts Under Priced <Dress Skirts of black mohair Scotch melton etamine and v iy
flare flounce effects entirely new styles and prettily finished at less tiof goodsAu immense collection of upto date waists in all the present tyl rpriceSuperior offered s
for so little If you are interested in dress fabrics this week will Ie tito buyFifteen
pieces of Canvas Etamine Mistral and Canvass Voile in tisolid colors for street evening and house coclnintB for hug wfekvalue SI 25 Two toned Canvas Illuminated Etaniinr Silk and Wo <de Paris in new weaves at 100 value 135 and 1 50
t The Peetz New CorsetfstylizatteatforLmodels
J L WATSONJ 820 North Upper LEXINGTON K
A Pew PactsI Spring is Almost Here j
You will want new Dress Goods If you will give us a cali
we will show you the prettiest line of
Shirt Waist GoodsIn white in black and in colors Also a complete linespringA wca
ac
Silks until tnere is no end of Silks Give us a call
White GibsonCorner Main and Second
RICHMOND KENTUCKY
H ELDERSir 1
BARGAIN STOREOOJ
We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we are
again in business and are now daily receiving a full line of
Spring Goods t Prettiest line of
White Goods Ginghams EmbroideriesLaces Ribbons Clothingf Shoes andMillinery o ro8
vr
ever shown in this city afr Call and inspect busline and be
convinced that we can save you money vv S
etRespectfully Submitted to the Cash Trade J
E V ELDER
