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GLUME 29 RICHMOND MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 1903 NUMBER 46=

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Spring has come and with it comes the Hustling Cash Store filledwith a new and complete line of the latest novelties in

GinghamsPercalsendless variety Carpets Mattings RugsOil Cloths c in the Latest Designs

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Clothing Shoes and HatsBought direct from the factories and placed on saleat unheard of low prices g <

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We have searched the market for bargains and as we were buyinge ee

An Entire New StockE-

we were enabled to secure the very lowest prices in every line <

We have no old goods and you are not asked to pay large profits tocover losses Call and inspect our stock and be convinced that wecan save you money Our Motto is to please

Very Respectflully

lACKEY HAMILTONCor Main and FirstStreetsIeQME SEE

You must see the Goods to appreciate there cheapnessD not be easily satisfied You can just as easily have thebst goods at lowest prices obtainable Our ad may soundegotistical but we have the goods Here are a few articles

mery knife sharpeners lOc Carpet tacks Ic boxT aspoons lOc per set Matting tacks 3 boxes 5cTihle spoons The per set Pint cups 2c eachKnive and forks 50c per set Lamps complete 23c

W have now in stock a beautiful line of

Enamel Ware Tinware Etctint we are offering at astonishingly low prices You shouldca I and examine these goods before making a purchase Inorcbr to close out ou-

rCSATt O 5rts ak ewe now offer 50 cent shirts at 35c 25c Shirts at 20c Jumpers20 and 25c Overalls 35c Have now in stock a nice line ofFis itng Tackle at low prices If you are looking for barIjains you cannot afford to pass us

THE RACKET STOREOpposite Blue Grass Grocery

MIN STREET RICHMOND KY

9 44teHill Coal CotORLANDOKY

Shippers of

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Autumn Opening Sale of

1FURNITURELargestlowest prices you in

iron Beds Bed Room Suitsr

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Kitchen Furniture < < J I

We guaranteed to save you money W ecordiallyinvite our country friends theallrnake ourstore their headquarters

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please Our success depends upon it and the rea-

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prices atwhich everything useful is offer ¬

ed will astonish and delight you Mattings andCarpets in variety Our picture Department iscomplete Framingneatly done and the newestmouldings always carriedr

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VALLEY VIEW

From the Argent

A little ton of G W Turkey is onthe sink list

D G Bryson and family have movedinto the house vacated by Mr Fuller

Morgan Taylor sold his crop of to¬

bacco to J W Masters at 5M cents apound

Mrs R A Herring who has been onthe sick litt tor some time continuesvery low-

James Brookshire bought of JamesDavis of Athens a pair of mules for250

James II Taylor of Whitlock boughta fine horse from W D Sanders ofDelpha for 150

C F Armstrong and wife havemoved into the house recently vacatedby Prof Wash and family

Jas Smith lost a valuable cow bydeath onedny last week Mr Smithhad refused 75 for her

J1 Fuller and family have movedto Edentou where Mr Fnller is engxgid in the general merchandise bus ¬

IncasMr and Mrs Richard Tacke of Lex

ington are rejoicing over the arrivalof a girl Mrs Tacks is a sister of Mrs

VIi Kaiiiitzar of Whitlock

Landand Stock Sales

The line jack Mohawk Glenwaterthe property Thomas Adams of Fayette county died last week He wailconsidered one of the greatest in thecountry Mr Adams was recentlyoffered WOO for him

At Versailes at Dunlaps mule sale102 short twoyearolds averaged SI34

fifteen pairs 300 a pair one pair sell ¬

inglor 328 u pair of threeyearoldssold for S3GG

Mat Shearer shipped a carload ofbugs to iho Cincinnati market fromRet House Thursday which weresold at 6 cont

Leo Sinitlm sold hisjino jack HenryClay to T It Adams of Fayette for

1500 Mr Smiiha purchased HenryClay at the L< xiiiRton sale last wee-kpa3ingtOO for him Since the deathof Mr Adams Mohawk Glenwater heis considered the finest jack in thecountry

Federal officers arrestedtwo men for counterfeitingnear Ashland City TennThe officers captured a largeplant for counterfeiting goldcoin and raising the denomi ¬

nations of bills

Consumption

The only kind ofcon ¬

don Ip fear isU neglectedconsumptIonL

People are learning that con-

sumption¬

is a curable diseaseIt is neglected consumptionthat is so often incurable

At the faintest suspicion ofconsumption et a bottle ofScotts Emulsion and beginregular doses

The use of Scotts Emulsionat once has in thousands ofcases turned the balance infavor of health

Neglectedconsumption doesnot exist where ¬

sion is-

Prompt use of Scotts Emul ¬

sion checks the disease while itcan be checked v

Send for Ire iaap1e

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State Tobacco Growers Ajlsociation Meeting

The Executive Committeeof the Burley Tobacco Grow ¬

els Association met In Lex ¬

ington on March 20th with anattendance representing overthirty counties f There werealso present many repreaentative farmers and tobaccogrowers interested in themovement Tim meeting wascalled to order about twooclock by Vice President WB Hawkins who made reportto the Association that fivecounties hid been organisedsince the list meeting

Reports from the severalcounties were received as tothe progress If the work andvarious committees made re-ports

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The most important bushness transacted at the meet ¬

ing was the formation a setof bylaws for the governmentof the organization in its bus ¬

mess matters Mr E EBarton chairman of the com-

mittee¬

appointed ata previousmeeting presented a set ofbylaws drafted by the com ¬

mittee and after being dis-cussed

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and with afewamerd ¬

ments they were approvedand recommended for officialadoption Among other thingsthey provided that there shallbe a Board of Control in eJihcounty consisting of sixmembers three selected by thetobacco growers and three bythe company and two inspEc-tors

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to grade the tobacco oneselected by the tobacco grow ¬

ers and one by the companyand in ease of a disagreementor complaint the matter to beadjusted by the County Boardof

ControlStepstaken to organ ¬

ize the remaining five or sixcounties in the Burley dis ¬

trict and to have them pres-ent

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and represented at thenext meetng which will bein Lexington on April 30thThe Association has notgivenout a statement of the num-

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of subscribers to theagreement but ut the close ofthe meeting Mr C M Deanthe Secretary stated that hebelieved they had enough sub-

scribers¬

to commence busi¬

ness that the success of themovement was an assuredfact and that they will han-

dle¬

the next crop

A Great SensationThere was a blur sensation in Loss

yule Ind when W H Brown of tintplace who was expected to die ladIns life saved by Dr Kings New Dis-covery

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for consumption lie writes Iendured in sufFerable agonies Itom Antima but your New Discovery gave neimmediate relief and boon thereaftereffected a complete cure Similarcures of consumption Pneumoniabronchitin and grip are numerousIts the peerless remedy for all thmxtand lung troubles Price COcand JltiOGuaranteed by all druggist Trial bot-tles fret 1m

Royal Gifts

It is related apropo of roy-

al gifts that the czar once pre-

sented¬

a herd of deer to anobleman who had no deerpark that the king of Saxonygave a lady a pair of youngboars and that Emperor Wil¬

Ham astonished a by no meanswealthy Hanoverian familywith a giftof eight Hungarianhorses Yet these wonderfulpresents were less embar-rassing

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to their recipientsthan the five elephants whichthe late Shah of Persia sentto a British consul who de-

sired to approach him in hisofficial capacity

The unhappy man knew notwhat to dpwith these expen ¬

sive animals until on its be¬

ing hinted to him that a re ¬

turn present was expectedhe hit upon the expedient Of

buying one more elephantadding it to the number ardoffering the lot to the poten ¬

tate The Shah graciouslyaccepted the truly regal gutand the consul got out of hisdifficulty at a cost to himselfof rather over 11 hundred d<

larsExf

Efzemascild head hives ftchinjfsof the ekin of any sort instantly reliflyedpercanently cured poairs jj tineiiU AL any crru store Injf

COMMONWEALTHS A ttqney Robert Franklin is bufrsummoning wittnesses for tetrial of Jim Howard I

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day April 71be stat wj I

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THE OLD REUABLE

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KltlG-POVDERAbsolutely Pure

THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE

Dog Travels on Railroads

An musing incident tookplace last Saturday afternoon

terrierIVaughn of the L N gotleft byhisengme Jack makesevery trip with his masterand is frequently seen sittingin the engine looking intentlyout of the cab window OnSaturday his engine whichwas on the southbound localfreight left their train atPleasureville and came thEm ¬

inence for water While atthe tank Jack jumped off andwhile running around the de ¬

pot his engine started sudden ¬

ly and swiftly away Grasp ¬

ing the situation instantlyJack leaped to the track andran desperately after themyelping at everj jump Afull head of steam being onJack was soon outdistancedand with a look of disappoint-ment

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walked back to the de¬

pot where he was sheltereduntil his engine arrived whenhe leaped proudly to his seatin the cab and he was not seento move while the train washere Jack is a favorite withrailroad men and shows rareintelligence for a dog Sometime ago at a small station onthe road he got left from hisengine and leaped into the ca¬

boose The conductor notknowing him kicked him offJack sat patiently until theevening passenger train pulledin when he leaped into theengine and refused to get offuntil the Lexington yardswere reached and he espiedhis own engine He has notyet forgotten the conductorwho kicked him off and when ¬

ever he boards Jacks enginethere is always a rowEmi ¬

nence Constitutionalist

Cures Blood Poison CancerUlcers Eczema Carbun ¬

des etc Medicine FreeRobert Ward Maxeys Ga says I

Buttered from blood poison my headface and shoulders were one mass ofcorruption aches in bones and jointsburning itching scabby skin was allrun down and discouraged but BotanicBlow 3alm cured me perfectly healedall the sores and pave my skin the richglow of health Blood Balm put newlife into my blood and new ambitionInto my brain Goo A WilliamsUoxburv face covered with pimpleschronic sore on back of head suppurating swelling on neck eating ulcer onleg bone pains itching skin cured perfectly by Botanic Blood Balmsores allhealed Botanic Blood Balm cures allmalignant blood troubles such as ecze-ma scabs and scales pimples runningsores carbuncles scrofula etc Espec ¬

ially advised for all obstinate eases thathave reached the second or third stageImproves the digestion strengthensweak kidneys Druggists fl Toprove it cures sample of Blood Balmcent free and writing BloodBalm Co Atlanta Ga Describe trou-ble

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and free medical advice sent insealed letter 1m

Newspaper Fame

Your great men shines be ¬

fore the populace in vainwithout the newspaper Hespread eagles the constitutionin vainwithout the news-

paper His clarion voicewakes up the universe in vain

without the newspaperHis scientific researches andachievements are vainwithout the newspaper His wire ¬

less telegraphy would be anaccomplishment of smallmeritwithout the newspa ¬

per His moving sermonsrattling hell fire in the face ofsinners are vain=withouttbenewspaper His successes inevery walk of life are vainwithout the newspaper Thenewspaper is the famemakerof the age Of course someof the fame is cheap but itsatisfies the living wearer ofthe cloak even though poster ¬

ity may chtrigeitNew YorkPress

IGustavusF Swift a wealthy

of hem

surIgiealopelfortune estimated at rom7000tKX to 10000000

Roster of Armies

By direction of SecretaryRoot the War Department hasembarked on the extensivework of compiling and pub ¬

lishing a complete roster ofthe officers and enlisted menof the Union and Confederatearmies This is the Secreta ¬

rys own project and he suc ¬

ceeded in impressing Con ¬

gress with the idea that itwould be only just and fair tothe South to place on the off-

icial

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lists the names of theConfederate soldiers in orderthat their descendants maytrace their family historieswith accuracy The Nqrththrough separate publicationshas covered pretty well theground for its own soldiersBut the Southern records andarchives never very completewere scattered and destroyedowing to the outcome of thewar and itis known that manyfrauds are practiced on thebenevolent and many fami ¬

lies lack important links intheir histories because of theloss of these records

The publication will beenormous in size includingnot less than thirty volumesas large as the rebellion re-

records The Northernnameswill be published with theSouthern because it is desired to have all these data inone compilation insteadof be¬

ing scattered through variousState books Moreover it isfelt to be a grateful thing tobracket the names of thosewho wore the blue and the

grayEVERWATCHFUL

A Little Care Will Save theReader Future Trouble

Watch the kidney secretions seethat they have the amber huo of health

This discharges not excessive or in ¬

frequentContain no brickdustlike sedimentU cans Kidney Pills will do this for

youThey watch the kidneys andcure

them when theyre sickAir John Zolleis City Auditor resid-

ing at 731 Robert street Newport Kysays A man who has never had backache or kidney complaint in any of itsmany forms can scarely gauge the mis ¬

ery a sufferer endures who is annoyedday and night by this far too prevalenttrouble To all such my advice is pro-cure Doans Kidney Pills and take acourse of the treatment The result ofthe use of three boxes proved to methat the remedy Is up to representalions and deserves my unqualified in ¬

dorsementFor sale by all dealers Price 50c

FosterMUburn Co Bntlalo N Ysole agents for the United StatesRemember the name Doans andtake no other 1m

Spoiled

Of 330 females under eigh-teen

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years of age in the negroschools of Atlanta who wereasked to tell what they inten-ded

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to do when grown onlysixtythree said that they ex-

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to be engaged in house-work

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Of the others 158

proposed to follow profession-al

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pursuits The sixtythreewho announced their inten ¬

tion to engage in house workcould not have been long atschool By the time thatthey are ready for their whitedresses and pink and blueribbons they also will prettylikely be aspiring to the pro ¬

fessions But what a wasteof valuable bone and muscleis thereby indicatedSouth ¬

ern Magazine

A Thoughtful ManM M Austin of Winchester Ind

knew what to do in the hour of needHis wife had such an unusual case ofstomach and liver trouble physicianscould not help her He thought ofand tried Dr Kings New Life Pills andshe pot relief at once and was finallycured Only 25cnt all drug ttores 1m

This is True

The Cynthiana Democratthinks the good road problemis of more importance to thefarmer than is theDemocratieprimary It says Thegood road question isof moreimportance to the people ofHarrison county thau the re¬

suIt of an election Besidesvolunteering services asjudges clerks and sheriffswhy not arrange a joint goodroads primary among Demo ¬

crats and Republicans andlet each fellow volunteer torepair every break hole andweak spot turnpike that isabout his farm One daysprimary of this kind wouldfurnish the authorities with asplendid base to work on andthe 14000 appropriated thisyear for rods could finish thegeneral election with victoryfOr everylody This is apoint 1r1Mrl patriotismcounts

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BUSY BEE CASH STOREOwing to the great rush of business has been compelled to get their buyers off to the marketsagain for the third time since they moved in their new building on Main Street andalreadythe store is beginning to fill up with new and attractive merchandise in every department

The eagle eyed buyers for this great store are searching all the mar¬

kets for pretty stuff and every train that arrives brings us boxes fullof the very latest productions in all departments we handle

Our hands me new storeMain street is indeed a Bargain eenter 0

Every department is chucked full of new goods and low cash prices we are namingon new uptodate stuff is the talk of the entire town and county

Our Shoe Departmenthas been enlarged and is very complete The prettiest Ladies Footwear to be had in theandSlippersuptodateprices named on them are sending them out by the dozen pairs Look through our Sh eDepartment and save money

Just received and put on sale an elegant assortment of Schloss Bros

= CLOTHING =The workmanship in the building of this Clothing the fitting qualities and quality of goods isthislineODeparturGoods Department has been eularged Our Wash Goods Department is alive withnewstuff Our Ladies Tailormade Suits and Skirts are the talk of the town Our Mens andBoys Hat Department has been improved Our Notion Department is crowded to overflowng with new Nevelties and pretty Neckwear etc for ladies and children

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OUR AMERICAN LADY CORSETis the best Corset sold and we are showing all the best styles made in them Try anAmerican Lady Corset for Style Comfort and Fit

Have a look at our pretty HOSIERY for Ladies Misses Childrenand Men They are the prettiest in the city Our prices the lowest

In The Domestic Departmentyou will find best Calicoes at 3c Indigo blue and black Calicoes 4c Best Brown Cotton ocQuilt Lining good quality 4c Best Tobacco Canvass 2c Green ticket Lonsdale Blench

7c Masousville Bleach Cotton 7c Fruitof the Loom Bleach Cotton Tie GoodApron Ginghams at 4c

Dont forget that we have moved to our new and elegant store room on Main Streetopposite Court House where we have nice accommodations for all our customers andfriends and where they sill all be greeted with a cordial welcome to our new store

Very Res-pectfullywI5TOLDHAM co-

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BUSY BEE CASH STORE

MEAT MALT I

THE IDEAL TONIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE

Theres Lile and Strength In Every Drop

A scientific combination of the essentialconstituents o PRIME BEEF and

PURE OLD MALTLoUsrflle Ky January 22 iota

MEAT MALT CO 1rafcvUle KyGentlemen IlaTinfframlnedyoarMeatand Malt

and bell thoroushly withUs composition and mode of manufacture I canstate that it is an efficient nerve and blood tonic Itexcites the appetite and invigorates digestion andtt especially beneficial in nervous prostration andall with debility Yours truly

Y D I1ASTENBINE UnLcuisvllle College of Pharmacy

MEAT MALT tiO Louisville 1C

We see that DB SliackelfordCos customers have made him putIn a big stock of Millers Ranges Theytry to get whatt eople will have tf

Mrs Fred UanxthPresident Country Club Benton

Unfbor JSlelJAfter my firs baby was born I did not

seem to regain lay strength although thedoctor gave me i torJc which he consid ¬

ered very superb but Instud of gettingbetter I grew weiker every day My husband insIsted thai I take Wine of Cardul

for a week and Ue what It would do forme I did take the medicine and was verygrakful to find siy strength and hcalthslowly return1ng In two weeks I was outof bid Md In a gonth I was able to take

Ut ts I am very cnthtul

jWine ii reinforces the organsof f IT the ordeal prep-nancyandchiltlDirth

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prevents mis-carriage

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No 9 oman whoof need fear the coming of herchild If Mri Unrath had takenWine of Cardi before her baby cameabe would not I ave been weakened asshe was Her rapid recovery shouldcomiexid reat to everye W1t mot 1Wm OfCatdUlregulates the 1J

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i LAR6E VARIETYof goods is here waiting your inspection and ap-proval We have just received all the bestgoods in the newest weaves and colors and areprepared to serve you as never before Weguarantee a

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Perfect Fit0AND i

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t2t2 t21hII you want a Suit for good solid wear it wilpay you to get one from us

Stouffer MahlerMerchant Tal ors

Regarding Woinells-

Apparei flThe feminine world is occupied withthoughts of spring and among thosewho know the mind naturally turns tothis big store with its many attrac ¬

tive values Ours is an

Assortmentas exclusive as it is rich andvariedone in which every voman will findjust what pleases her fancy most

The materials are absolutely correct Thegarments are distinguished for style ele¬

gance and tastefulness The prices areremarkable for their moderateness

We cordially invite the ladiesof Rich-mond

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to pay this store a visit Itwill be a revelation and a pleasure

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Kaufman = Straus and CoLexington Ky

Central Kys Greatest Department Store

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