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JACKSON ROBERTSAND

COUNSLLOM At LAW

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

office over Tburman Gocrr Copany

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i DOS GIBSON GIBSONi pIirSKIASS AND SURQBOX8

KENTUCKYi RICHMOND

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lIeG JASPER M JlMedicine and Surgery

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Just RightWe invite you to calland look at our stockand get prices beforebuying your WallPaper We take pleasurein waiting upon you

Respectfully

PERRY THOMAS

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Bicycle Tour to Crab OrcHard Springs

As I had never visited this iiotrcHplare or pleasure resort I concliiihifto travel that way fo mounting OlfllTrusty I was soon epeediijj In thafjdirection 1

The flnjt place en route is PahitiLick situated in the southern part ofMadison county and partly in GarrardIt18 reputed to boUe of the best Uktie town ill the State to its sizi III re ¬

gird to business It has at good bankbuildinfr recently erected und alsoan iron bridge to span Paint L1ckcreek is under erection which will bea great convenience for the travelingpublic A twelve mile run on rn ex

beautiCnljtittlecounty teatof GaVratd and has sometwo thousand populnluti It has 7ivery large pinza in the centerof whiihis a nice little park with a hice Ironfence around it A rill of thirteenmiles takes us to Crab Orchard at theBpriiigB Tfild town lit a biuall oneliuviux about four hundred populationOur old friend exdru gist and excouncilman Joe Brooks is stilt holdiuthe fort in prime order and lookslike a blooming rose Also locatedhero in business is Hugh Hawaii aMtulison buy and brother to TerryHagan of this city This was theformer home four townsman WllljFair Gorniley

The sprInts buildings are locatedin the suburbs of the Unvn and Ianlovely plaice There are tlireesections4two of frame and ohe of brick Thetwo of frame are located near thestreet but tho brick one is some dis ¬

tance back making a large court yardin front The kiundsare beautifulhaving a nice lake many willow treesa pavilion over the chalybeate springThe rear part of the grounds has quitea rustic appearance which makes itavery acceptable place as a pleasure resort The large brick structure cost

150000 The grounds are owned by aIndianapolis syndics te Tbqre wererusticating there this summer at onetime 2uO guests

The Springs are under the manage-ment

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of our former well know towns ¬

man Joseph Willis and there is nodiscount about Uncle Joe and AnutPatties knowing how to run a pleasureresort or anything else and she saidthat the water gives everyone such anenormous appetite that it taxes thelittle county of Lincoln to its utmostto furnish eatables for them to masti ¬

cate And I learn that there hus beena great improvement in the generalroutine of the affairs and entertainingat the springs since their Installmentas managers

A great many of our citizens havehonored the placet with their presencethis summer 6ur acquaintanceLeslie Evans and his bride spent theirwedding trip there And Joe Tribble iscasting a great effulgence over theplace by a months visit Also handsome Clarence E Woods anti wife arelending their attractions to the placeMr Willis said the Governor ought tohave been there when the place wasfull of the charming beauties of theState and no doubt would have made amash on some of the charmers On re-

turning¬

I went by Stanton and theroad to the place runs through somebeautiful country The sceneryis cs beautiful as any in the worldEu route I encountered AurcliuaDunn a former citizen of Madisonwho owns a nice farm four miles fromStanford lIe entertained me royallyand is always glad to see his old friendsNext morning I mounted Old Trustyand proceeded to Stanford It hasabout 2000 population and is the coun ¬

ty seat of Lincoln Located here isProfessor Barnett Piukerton teachinga female school lIe was formerlyprincipal of Madison FemaieIustitutethis citand also pastor of the Chris-tian church A mile from the city re-

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Mrs Lena Shanks nee Baldwinwho was one of Madisons most charm ¬

Lug stylish and beautiful l1IenSOmounting Trusty I proceeded by theway ot Lancaster and arrived safely athome that evening All offbeat sur ¬

rounding towns paleiuto Insignificancewhen compared to our beautiful city

Gov EDWIN BROWN

Lawyers and Editors

A lawyer in cOurt may call a man aliar Ecoundrelvillaln or a thief andno one will nlak a complaint whencourt adjourns If a newspaper printssuch reflection on a mans characterthere is a libel suit or a dead editorsays the Aurora Bulletin This is ow-

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lo the fact that the people believewhat an editor says

Fire at Alton III caused a loss ofhalf a million dollars

W IAN c

S IS LIKE A DELICATEMUSICAL INSTRUMENT 1

In goodccncttoazhes sweet and loyaHand sings liesJongon a Joyful harmonjoujstring Out of order or un3trunglhsreIdLcordance and unhapplness JustU cue key note to all mustcso there hoe key-note to health A jvoniaajnlchi as well tryto yv3l tQ fl well and Jopkwell while thjMJrgans thaU5aiehera womanare feeaWor Diseased Shs must be healthyInside prshs antb chcaIthyouj > Thereare thdusazd CWorn n suferitg epU al-lovrihe couyMl5nd9Y rlC-slbers sikrcc n ra1mral1 T19 3omaJnlt is-

of the first Im o c v IT

WderaUoX should gVct jfcT lorgJt Bratfields Female Regulator la a medicine TM

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called remediesWe are not askingyou to try an uncertalnty Badeidsk-eguatorlssmsdehappy thousandswomen What Ithas dens for othersIt can do for youSoM la drug storesicr lab ttle

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The Ship Squabble

There are signs thus prematurely ofa species of waifaiebotweeii theadheroats of the battle ship and of the submarinoxXypes of naval conitruclion Itisa conflict at once unfortunate untimely and Unnecessary It offers a stand ¬

lug and practical menace to the entirenaval program and should be settledbefore the effect of the controversy Its

felt in Congress rue results last yearwhen Congress did uolhfnfc toward theincrease of the Navy will lIe repeatedduring the coining session of Congressif this senseless strife between enthusi ¬

asts of one type and those of anothercontinues The situation as dlecloFedlust year gave every evidence that thefriends of the submarine boat werepowerful and quite capable of holdingtheir own in the fight which was pre¬

cipitated by the enemies of submarinesystem The question then rained WHS

a purposeless one and we are sorry tonote that the saute question threatensto be iutroduueil during the approachingsession It ought not to be suggestedthat Congress must adopt a naval pro¬

gram which demands a choice betweensubmarine und battle ships There IK

no morn reason forinsisting upcii theselection of one to the exclusioiirof tIleother than there is to insist tlmtthnNavy shall bo composed of either kirin ¬

ored cruisers or torpedo boats Tliefunctions of the submarine boat aredistinct anti tIiy are independent ot

crnliscrone typeanyIdeopportunity for pursuit and attack onthe open sea the submarine will haveits special work as a haibor and coastdefender in which respect it has dem ¬

onstrated practically its value

Do you suffer from pileb If so donot turn to mrgery fur relief DeWitlnquickIy ¬

and danger of an operation PEltRY ATHOMAS

From no PMt of the country have ex ¬

pressions of affection towards PresidentMcKinley been more numerous thanfroiii the south Yet the south didnotgive him a single electoral vote tItusproving how well it can discriminatebetween the man and the President

Lewis Ockerwan Goshen IlidIDeWitts Little Earlv Risers never bendme double like other pills but do theirwork thoroughly and makeme feel like aboy Certain thorough gentle lEnKV A THOMAS

Wonder if President McKinleys alleged pledge to General Sickles 10 re-move Pension Commissioner Evans isone of those that Mr Uoosevelt willcarry out Ue hope he will at last re-quire it to be well substantiated first

W T Wesson GhoIsonviJle Vadruggist wrilesI Your One MinuteCough Cure gives perfect satisfactionremetyforblesSPEnny A THOMAS

It is to be hoped that Congress willtako some action about the Isthmiancanal this winter if only tu put au fendto the ingenious French lobbyist thathas been working both the French peo-ple

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and the members of Congress

InlligcstiOIl ¬

Motllike others 1 tiifid many pre ¬

parations hut never found anythingthat < ld me good until I took lOnlolDyspepsia Cure Ono bottle cured meA friend who had suffered similarly 1

Dyspepi4aCurebe able to work Before he used KmlolDyspesia Cure indigestion html madehim a total wreck PKIIKV THOJMS

The British are wondering where theBoers get all their ammunition Thishowever is scarcely more extraordinarythan the sources of their supplies ofhorses and inca-

ANTITOXINFUII SWiNE DISEASES

Returns from the Board ot Agriculture fromStates In the Corn Belt show losses in 1899 ofnearly two hundred million dollars Dr F HDeVaux after several years of scientific experi-ments

¬and study succeeded in Isolating the true

germ of swine diseases and prepared a SerumAntitoxin which Is manufactured only by theDeVauz Chemical Co of Chicago Over 400000 hogs hue been successfully treated andsaved by this remedy lion treated with theAntitoxin thrive better and command a higherprice on the market than those not treated

Inlectlonoftheirprevent death by disease and in sick kwinewill save at least S percent In case of failuremoney paid for serum and syringe will be ref-unded Any farmer can edmlohtcrtheAalttoxla Orderaccording to the number ofhogs to be treated

One ounce vial sufficient for six hoes SUM

ChemicalCompany21aprly

Congress to Pay PresidentsPhysicians

Congress will make special provisionfor the payment of the physicians and

thelatolre8ideitpayment of his funeral expenses Thiswas the course pursued after the deathof President Garfield Wlmt these expcDScswiUi amount to III the ease ofPresident McKinley can not 1m statedeveiv approximately us noun of thehills have yet btensent in

In the case of President GarfieldCongress appropriated in nil 57000Of this amuuut fJ5 000 UU for the paymeiitr ol Ahe physiciais and 22000funeral expense The total expensesiijlliH case of President McKinley willbtfullv as great for though the bills ofthe physicians will not be BO largesst ivere in the casaof President Garpell who lingered for more than twomonths afler he was shot the expenses

belarJlerrbeGarfeld funeral will be for railwaytransportatioiii LhiBwiJl include thespecial train which brought the funeralpaHfrom Buffalo to Washington theepeefal train of three sections whichfearried the party to Canton and thespecial train of five sections back toVftSh5ngton

Congress aot only paid PresidentGarfields funeral expenses but alsomal o liberal provision for Mrs Gurfields She was paid her huebandjisalary for the remainder ol thej earwas given pension of 5OQQper yearfur the remainder of her life anti wasgiven the frankiag privilege by whichshe AII et1ri6mal18withQ the payn1CiltOfpOttae

Frank Jami it ald tolots

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ChildrensFertilizer

Thats a good name forScotts Emulsion Childrenare like young plants Somewill grow in ordinarysoilOthers need fertilizers

The nature of some childrenprevents them from thrivingon ordinary food Such chil¬

dren grow right if treated rightAll they need is a little fer

tilizcra little extra richnessScotts Emulsion is the righttreatment

Fcrilizersmake things growThats just what Scotts Emul ¬

sion docs It makes childrengrow in flesh grow in strengthgrv rich blood grow in mindgrow happy Thats what wemake it for

Send for free sampleSCOTT ft nOWNE Chemist 4 < PearlSt X Y

juciuJ f100 all druggUu

Four Surprized Sistersi

Cincinnati EnquirerFour fcisHrs tanging in are from GO-

t 74 years and living respectively inMassachusetts Flurlda Kentucky antiOhio met the past week under un-

usual¬

circumstances SimultaneouslyIrom their tar apart homes three of thesisters arrived to visit the fourth inDayton Ohio Neither of them knewthat the other was coming Kadi ladyhad made up her mind BO suddenly forthe visit that there had been tio tiojfor mail communication by any mem ¬

ber of of the families There was nobirthday occasion illnets no knowncause whatever that might explainbow the three ladies at the same timeconceived the idea of visiting theirOhio sister

Having decided very hastily on cowlug each lady started at once and hadin view the extra pleasure of giving thesister in Dayton a happy EurprisoTliertwas an unexpected general surpriseJust as the Kentucky lady walked into her relatives home the Massachusetts sister arrived Astonishmentwas at great height Warm greetingswere not yet overbonnets hud not yetbeen removed when in walked the sis ¬

ter from FloridaThe four bisters are Mrs Elizabeth

B liradford of 1ensacola Fla MrsDr Annie B Campbell ot BostonMass Mrs Jennie UutterSeld SmUliofOynthiana Ky and the oldest MwWilley aged 74 years of Dayton OhioThe four sisters had not met since theywere called together 20 years ago atthe death be 1 of their father TfTe

quartet were daughters of the late lionS A Buttei field Sr who was a prom-inent figure in the Miami Valleyearly Democratic politics

Lord Kitchener is considering theadvisability of making fibers ride ontrains In order to stop train wreckingBut where will lie got his supply ofBoen7 Will he use the women andchildren he has collected in his deten ¬

tion pens

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THE MIRROR4septf St Louis Mo

THE HOME GOLD CURE

AN INGENIOUS TREATMENT BY WHICHDHUXKAIIIIS ARE 1JEIXU ChillED

DAILY IN SIlT Ul THEM-

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No Noxious loses No Weakening thoNerves A 1lrasant am iusitive

Cure fur the Liquor Habit

It is now generally known and understoodthat Drunkenness is a diseaseand not weakness A body filled withpoisonand nerves Completely shatteredperiodical or constant use of lutoxicat ¬

lag liquors requires an antidoteof neutralizing aiideraditntlng thispoison anddt the craving forintoxicants Sulfeners may now curethemselves in home without publicityor Ions of time from business bv thiswonderful ° HOME GOLD CUKEwjiich has been perfected after manyypars of close study and treatment ofinebriates The faithful use accordingtu directions of tibia wonderful discov ¬

ery is positively guaranteed to cure theniiwt uhuinatu ease no matter howhard a drinker Our records show themarvelous transformation of thousandsof Drunkards into sober industriousand upright menBUSI ¬

remedy Isin no sense a nostrum but is a specific

8kilJuilyItvisedthoroughly soluble mind pleasant to thetaste so that it can be given in a cup oftea or entree without the know dge ofQfDrunkartlgthis priceless remedy and as manytemIperateministered by loving friends and retalives without their Itaowledge fn cojwe

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IJO NOT WAIT Do riot L6rleIYdtll by RlJparent anti misleadIng mmprov nwnt Drive out the disease atonce and for all time The HOSEEextremeiyitiwwitiimnieachi of everybody a treatmentc06ling2Qtopaekisrt Special advice sklUedphysiciahit when requested withioutextraehftn Sent prepaid to any part of

AJollartitlrPMnlfERk COMlAY23 arid 21-2akt11 atrs Phiii4elphiia

lAl eorretpondence Btrictlvconfiilonfii1 Jlinaylyr

Four New Voting Precincts

For fear of some misunderstandingor confusion on the part of the voterwe reprint today a full list of thelet¬

tion precincts 21 in number and theirelection officers including fournew precincts created by the new gerrymaider The registration last Tuesdayday was conducted by tlise sime of

jdiers and in these same 24 precinctsherciu after named

Precinct No I Court hiiuseO ATaylor D W II Smiih U Jtitlgis-

All Douglas D Ohrk John TaylorUherilTWest End No2J II Kennedy D

Grant Lilly U Judges W U Shackelford D Olerk Q G Prewitt 11

SheriffUniversity No 3D M ChenauUD

T 0 Adams K Judges H K

Tevis n Clerk William FlatteryR Sheriff

East Eud No 4 L T Wilson DW C Fielder It Judges John Jlershon D Clerk WT Ortega R Sheriff

Ohenault No 5Jako S White DA T Chenaulc R Judges NewiandJones R Clerk Harrison Williams D

SheriffForest Hill No 6Titte Langford n

0 C Rains It Judges Chins JenkinsSheriir Samuel Bennett It Clerk

White Hall No 7 Eugene BurginDJ S Minter R Judge GranvSloClark R Clerk Joint W Shearer D

SheriffMcCreary No8John L Ends DJohn W Reed R Judges Win RinkR Clerk Jake Shearer 1> Sheriff

Tipton No 9W W Combs DSimpson Norris R Judges Joe WLewis R Clerk II K Mellon D

SheriffKavanauch No 10 Thomas McKm

ney D C C Norris R Judges W IIMiller R Clerk John Doty D Sheriff

Waco No IIWT Fielder UJ ECornelison 11 Judges M T Uybee R

Clerk William Terrill D SheriffBrassfield No 12 James Combs D

J M llendren 11 Judges II B Dun¬

can D Sheriff N G Told 11 ClerkBear Wallow No13William Good

D JOG Morris R Judge W P Sandlin R Clerk Cam Lewis D Sheriff

Kingston No UJ D Parks DJosepheus Wilson It Judges KitWitt R Clerk R W Boulware D

SheriffJJluo Lick No 15B S Terrill O

John Bales R Judges Jiio HarwoodRClerk John Johnson D Sheriff

Beren No IGI C Davis n JohnGay R Judges T J Onborne RClerk H C Kinuard D Sheriff

Clay No 17 John D Goodloe I >

C M Lnustman R Judges FayetteVaughn D Sheriff 1 W Coyle R

ClerkDuncannoii No I8M M Miller D

J C Mason R Judges H E AllenR Clerk James White D Sheriff

Burnam No lDI A Allen DDI Wm West R Judges MillerDavidson R Clerk John Ballard DSheriff

Levis No 20Steve Jones D RobtLong R Judges R S Brown 1JClerk George Shepherd D Sheriff

Crutcher No 21T J Curtis DJohn Murphy R Judges Win Ooorilet R Clerk M B Arbuckle DSheriff

Poosey No 22 Evador Tudor Dtam Carpenter R Judges J N lIendren R Thomas Warner D

SheriffNewby No 231Vm Turner DJake Young R Jules R E TudorClerk R Iti vaiitII m iii D Sheriff

Bigeerstaff No lBeerley Broaddun D James Jones R Judges WinLedford R Clerk W C BiegerstaffD Sheriff

Greatest In The World

Within five years Cascarets havereached the largest sale of any liver orbowel medicine in the world simplybecause they cure They have greatmerit and we consider the tale of oversix million boxes a jear our best testi ¬

monial No matter what ails you startusing Cascarets today and if you Arenot benefited and in every way satisfi ¬

ed alter you have given them a fairtrial you can have your money back forthe asking There is no waste Theyare put up in tablet form anti every tab¬

let is stamped 0 C C II They dontcost much 10 25c and 50u a box and a

50i box will furnish a whole monthstreatment for the worst case Cascaretsare the best and cheapest liver andbowel regulator in jhe world

The faults of military rule were wellillustrated at the McKinley services atthe Capitol where army officers tookcharge to the exclusion of the Capitoland cky police They reserved overhalf the seats lor themselves anti theirfamilies forcing Senators and Repre ¬

sentatives to stand and even crowdingout time families of the Supreme Courtaltogether

The publishers of the country do n tintend to submit quietly to the auto ¬

cratic action of use TOM Cute Depart ¬

ment in excluding premium giving pu¬

blical ions from the second class mall pri ¬

vileges A committee hUll been formedwhich will take the matter to Congresswhen it meets

Teddy RDOseyelt prefers to trust tohimself rather than to the Secret Ser ¬

vices to protect him from murdererattacks and considering thatthe SecretService lots failed three times In fortyyears to protect our President fromdeath it cannot be said that he Is altogether foolish

Kipling was right when lie spoke ofthe peculiar spirit of the average Amer¬

lean that make him make tlo law hebreaks that makes him break theIawhe makes Yet in cold blood there isno people in the world with such a rev-

erence for the forms of law as the Api

erican

Admiral Schley suffers severely inthe FucWen death of his chief counsel

I Mr Wilson but nevertheless the truthwill be brought out Already lime NavyDepartment has been forced fo siljnit

the Inaccuracy of the chart on which itbased much of its attack on the Admir ¬

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A gentlemans agreement has it isBRidbeell reached by several of time

European powers not to engRffa In warwillingly for ten years Willingly ifa very elastic word so etaB that It re¬

duced the agreement to nothing

We should like to have aa expertopitttoa froNthat CliMMg profeworwho M F that LoMfeltcvif wut Ie qapot M efetlert iWctvs JDerUof MarHalu3z aud

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Do You KnowThat Buggies and Carri

elS are from J5 to 10 cheapernow than they erra fewweeks ago We still hue roodselection on cur floor Yo-usae money by buying now and

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300 dozen Shirts price 1 2

98 CentsWhich than Cost

We just received our Fall importations in our Tailoring Department Jandwe are ready show you the largest best most complete of thesegoods in Kentucky This department in charge of Richard Shryock who willbe glad to show you our line to

MAKE OUR YOUR HEADQUARTERS WHEN IN

LOUTS GUS STRAUSLEADING CLOTHIERS AND FINE MERCHANT TAILORS

GOODS HATTERS ETC

LEXINGTON KENTUCKY

Jere Wilson one of tIle foremost attoruoys of Washington and principalcounsel for Rear Admiral Schley diedsuddenly in his apartment TuesdayDeath was due toacute Indigestion He-

ns in consultation with hisaKsociateinthe Schley caK an hour before hisdeath His early life was fpent in thecourts and on the bench in Indianaserved two terms in Congress and thenremained Washington to practice law

Governor OJell of New York medtiating on HK >Us said to view Rooseveltsaccession with consternation Still ifTeddy hadnt been elected VicePresident the chances arethat the presentGovernor of New York would be a Democrat so Odell has no kick coming

We are willing to bet a small amountthat it it is in any way tileJudges of the Court of Inquiry will re ¬

turn a verdict whitewashing every¬

body As in the Mikado they will de-

clare¬

tint you are right antI I am rightand all Is right toolooraley

General Wood is guitar to arrange areciprocity treaty with Cuba which MrKoosevelt will ask Congress to passYes and Mr Roosevelt call spiritsfrom the vasty deep The real questionIs will they come when he doth callfur them

The fcKlnle National MemorIals ¬

sociation has forwarded articles of in-

corporation

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to Columbus O The oljcof the association is to erect suitablememorials in honor of time late PresidentIn Canton and Washington

Allexceptbadones

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There are hun ¬

of cough medi ¬

cines which relieveall coughs

except bad onesThe whichhas been curing theworst of bad

for 60 years isPectoral

Here is evidence

Mj wife was troubled with aiecfrtnted cough en her limpfrIhrtt years One day I thoughtof how Ayers Cherry Pectoralsaved the of my sister afterthe doctors had all given her cp todie So 1 purchased two bottlesand it cured my wife completeljvIt took only one bottle to cure iu7sister So you see that three bot¬

ties one dollar each saved twolives We all send you oar heartfelt thanks forwhat you have done

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lose nothng In style and qual ¬ity Vehicles ofn kinds willcost more another seasonprices of materials are goingup

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Mens Black Clay Wor-stedj Suits 4 99

It The and finestline of Suits every shown

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Iron Beds

FoldingBedsRockers

Couches DinningTables Chairs

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Our Undertaking departmentcharge of Mr Arthur iscomplete in every respect

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RICHMOND BWMT KENTUCKY

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COSMO CARRIAGE Glen RockIWILUm

Gretaest Bargains

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J5 to J8 aWe kSalary for an Intelligent mn orwoman In eachtown Permanent position 30 cents per hourfor spare time MANUFACTURER Box 73Philadelphia Pa llsepS

Stock Crop EtcAT

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from Paint Lick Ky on

THURSDAY OCT 17tfc 1901Beginning at 10 a m the following property2 Jscka 6 and IS years old 1 1yearold corn ¬

blued stallion IS head or SSand3year Olds also several sReAnuUi 10 head Tharness and saddle horses so fresh mtkb emuall bred to thoroughbred Hereford bull 1thoroughbred registered Hereford bun 15star < or timothy hay crop of corn shneked inthe field alen fodder lar lot or farming tmplrments all to be sold wlthoutrPIIrvt1fff-nrther paUcnlars call oujl E 8alle DaCrvlllc Ky Terms made known on day of sale

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