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J C CREiAULTononProprietorA D MILLER Business ManagerC E WOODS Editor

WEDNESDAY JAN 10 1900

fOBLlaUKIJXVERY TKDNIC3UAY BT

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PRICK PKH YKAR 150=A DEPUTY sheriff of this county re ¬

cently purchased drink of whisky atn blindtiger BO that his brother officermight havo evidence of the illicit saleof liquor The result was they raptured the proprietors of the hell holeand a united populace applauded thecunning and daring of the officers whothus were enabled to bring the culpritsto justice

Senator llatrel paying the role ofthe fly onioN into tliu parlor of SpiderJohn Whallen prtieuds to accept a

4600 bribe secures the keys to thetreasure box holds them up in theSenate and John Uhallcn is caught inthe act of cOiit11tiI a public officialThe cases arts parallel The twosheriffs and the Senator deserve thepraiso of every honest laWabidincitizen May their tribe increase

Combs vs Harris and Other Contests

The first skirmibh in the State and1egislativo contests took place onThursday last when the drawing ofcommittees to try the cases occurred inupon sessions of the House and SenateThe Democrats drew ten of the elevenmembers of the joint committee to trythe contest for Governor and nine ofthe eleven members of the joint corn ¬

mittee to hear the contest for Lieuten ¬

ant GovernorIn the IWO oolites for seats in the

Senate tlieUemocra s draw seven out ofnine to try one care and eight out ofnine to try the other

In the IS counties for seats in theIlousuthe Democrats drew majoritieson eight committees and the Kupublicans got iDiijuritiex on tenCOMBS DEM Vti HARRIS REP

The first committee drawn was in thecase of Combs vs Harris from Madi ¬

son county The committee was as fol ¬

lowsW T Laflfertv Dem of HarrisonLee Egbert born of Fulton-

V H Callopy hem of KentonG D Stout Deui of WoodfordH S Berry Rep of LexingtonIf a majority of Democrats presup ¬

poses the victory of the Democraticcontestant Mr Harris chances ofholding his seat are very slim But itis improper to predict the outcome ofthe case or prejudge its merits in ad ¬

vance of the hearing of the evidenceUnless Mr Combs can prove his claimshe does not desire to oust Mr IlasrisIf he does establish a superior claim tothe seat Mr Harris doubtless will re¬

gretfully but gracefully submitOur Representative Hon W T Har-

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was chosen to act upon two of thecontests as followsCANNON REP VS STOUT REP

This committee in the Woodfordcounty cLose of Cannon vs Stout is asfollowsV

Haaiis Rep of MadisonAV T Lalf Tty Dem of HarrisonJluhlenbergJwling1rlI

LlCAS REP VSAM AULTOX < I >KMIppre enmlive Allmrt II Churl tontIIajriIN ¬

V T ll rris Itp of MadisonU A XKHI IhMti I of llarilin

KiaiikliiiTJOVSimpsonItiiHiiie Iou hi iiHvt lcen drawn to tryI lie stout contov Ie when Mr Stoutwill try Mr Harris cnse Mr Stout isa Dfin tcmt elected from Woodfordcouutv hut us tlsr are only two Demorruts on this committee Mr Im ris

Woodfurlllr8tJCillntiwCOXTH8T FOR GOVERNOR

Smmiorr-iKewtnn Frazier Dem of ShelhvIt C JruniJiaw Dim Pop Chris

ttiin1 Einbrr Allen Dam Fayutte-

RepresenrativisC i V Hickuiiiii Dem MrLeniicountyUAdmin Kenick Hem Clark

VarrenIIPenllietonMCONTEST FOR LIEUTENANT GOV

OICNKltSenators

Wo Columan loin Trimble

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LEXINGTON Ky

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Representatives-A P Crawford Dem BreathittJ W Alexander Dew MasonV II Baird Oem BarrenDavid Bell Bern JessamineHenryIR II Reed Rep AllenWH Lilly Rep Fst-

ihlPIRSONAL

Miss Laura Luxon is in Lexington

Mr H B Hangef is in New YorkMr and Mrs B J Clay are in Lex

IngtonMrsB L Mlddleton is at home from

Shelby ville S

Mr Socrates Maupin was in Frank-fort

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last weekMiss Sweeney Is the guest of Prof J

B Harris familyPostmaster Wallace spent two days

at Irvine last week

Miss Katie Smith is at home from avisit to Newcastle

Mrs J M Henton of Winchester iswith Mrs C C Smith

Misses Mary Letcher and LauraLynn are Cincinnati

Mr and Mrs John B Chenault areat homo from Frankfort

Miss Mary Spencer Smith has ret-urned from Winchester

Miss Della H Bennett la visiting MITSam Bennett at Frankfurt

Miss Mary Evans is home fromChilesburgacd Lexington

lion W T Harris came up fromFrankfort and spent Sunday

Mrs J R Pates and child of VerBailies are with Mrs G E Lilly

Miss Chestnut of Corbin is visitingMiss Helen Terrill at IWersville

Mr Chas Curtis has returned to themilitary academy at Staunton Va

Miss Bessie Baughman has lwen theguest of Mrs John Feeney at Paris

Mrs Evan S McCord and Miss BelleBennett are at home from Frankfort

Mr J Randall Farris returned to theBible College at Lexington last week

Mrs M M Hanger of Stanton Vais visiting Mr and Mrs II B Hanger

lIafJrnretChenaultMr John N Turner of Campbells

yule was the guest of friends here last

weekMissesCarlisle and Eleanor Che

nault have returned to school in Virgizia

The Century Club held its last meeting with Mr Harry B Hanger at Arlington

Mr Leslie Rice returned to KentuckyWesleyan College at lastWednesday

Dr L II Landman will be at theZimmer Hotel Richmond on Wednes ¬

day January 10

Mr and Mrs Thos E Arnold leavethis week for a two months visit to thelatters relatives at DeLand Florida

Mrs James Bennett has returnedfrom the bedside ol her mother MrsMary J Wnrfleld Clay who Is quite illat Lexington

Mr anti Mrs John Donelsou anddauJhtfr 1

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extended wisit to Flotitla

winhavepast the years have returned to Madi-son county their former homeJayradrOllddal1lllIcr t

will lie marriedHun Evan S McCord left SaturdayspendingIWO

ties here Mrs McCord and childrenwill not return home for aoine weeks

Dr Carl Fish left on Friday to reenter the Chicago Homeopathic CollegePresident ¬

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hislichmondsame jolly wholesoued Limlell of oldaiul everybody regardless of racecolorseehlll1fromlrtntonHarrisdaughter I

went from this county fifty years a tJlie is a brother of Mrs Ben F Crooke Iof Kingston

lalltThnl8daypectin From the number of prettypictures of a queenly woman that nowadnrn his bachelors den we believe his

prospects are very exceedingly goodat least we encourage him to hope BO-

i OoPllnt that clock tell you its timeto gT asked a Veaten belle of hercollege boy caller late one night lastreplletNoclockImmediately

lIon Sam H Stone exAuditor ofState bag gone to Louisville to resideanddaughterclticsHon histerm of Deputy Insurance Commission-er

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has expired will resume the practiceof his profession tho law at Rich ¬

mond Frankfort RoundaboutMr and Mrs Jo S Joplin recently

arrivedfrumin Richmond to the delight of theirtdMrspurchased Mr Harbers coat businessJoplin ¬

sectionbeingRev Benjamin L Stuart C U 94

who has frequently visited relativeswherehechurches Frierson Memorial Ebenezerand Williamsport near Columbia MrStuart was formerly pastor of theSulphur Springs Texas church butwas compelled to leave that climate onaccount of his health He is a grand ¬

wellknownhcrtiShelby ¬

The Prandennlal Club dinners aregrowing monotonously awellexbatistingthe capacity of the guests

theh06tsnotkinteen gentlemen hail their shoes underJastrhursdayring of oyster cocktaila and the Gnalcoffee there was a vwible liange in Uis-policy of expansion every one presentagreeing that it was a condition andnut a theory that confronted themthey had already expanded to the ut¬

buttonsNinewhole a most elegant spread the deli ¬

cacv of the menu being veflfeon directfront the plains broaxnt here via thegreat Windy Wonder by the UnsaltedrMrthe meal furnishing jokes forcontemplation between courses Atthe far end of the table the host eat

iBexhaustible ¬

the Club Dr Vaught said Dr FosterAu entire innovation was sprung uponoungladywiw

tJlotklEWitedtDS

JicCrearyfl hitherto uamMebd Rpread5beesjtJylMittao the nortf Mr TuihyuMMkt byjatroduciog young lt

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ressea leaves a high work for the restto shoot at AVo have the tint of asuspicion that tho decorations of goldsilk embroidered linen candelabracutglass rare china and pearl cutlery be-trayed

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the guiding spirit behind thethe throne to whom after till thehonor for the magnificent is due

Mrs R E Tnrley if she contentdusbandsthe fact that the Prandeunial Clubnever had a more enjoyable meeting ora more sumptuous repast The nextmeeting will be with Mr W SMoberly

RELKjIOUSThe Sunday morning sermon on NewyearhLlsbeen

heard Mr Lloyd at the Christianchurch We bad the pleasure ofhearing him on Sunday evening alongthe same line but dealing with thesubject in a more practical manner MrLloyd is a man who line convictionsand does not hesitate to utter themIlls illustrations fitted many of us soperfectly that some were squirmirgaround under the hot fire but eventhese endorsed what ho said In thisconnection we copy this item from thoNicholasville Journal Rev II GHenderson formerly a minister of theKentucky Conference created quite apreachin I

should not preach on tho evils of theday but on Mormonism or when thetwentieth century begins Somethingthat will not work on the feelings ofthe congregation Yes indeed it mustbe stopped

DEATHSFKITZ Miss Annie Frits the 15hyearoldnear Waco died on SundayCLABK John S Clark died in

Fayette last week Deceased was anative of Estl II county and had manyrelatives in this section among themMr Henry B Dillingham of this city

POWERS John Powers a highly re-spected citizen of Sliver Creek neigh ¬

borhood died on Saturday after a shortIllness 0 pneumonia He was seventyears of age and a native of IrelandA wife and eight children survive

LOOAN The hOlly of Sanford M Jr Ithe infant son of Rev and Mrs San-ford V M Logan was brought fromMiddlesboro and buried hero on Sunday The little one was thirteenmonths old and gave every promise ofbeinaflne healthy child but pneumourn carried it away Rev Dr ix>ganof this city went to Middlesboro onSaturday and with the sorrowiug parents accompanied the corpse to Rich-mond In this great sorrow the lossof their first and only child Rev andMrs Logan have the sympathy 0many friendsgBnowNFor the second time Mrand Mrs Milward G Brown have beencalled upon to give up a darling childAfter days and nights of weary watch ¬

log hoping praying tho spirit of theirsevenyearold son Milward Jr tookits flight on Saturday morning leavingbehind two brokenhearted parents and0ato understand the meaning of theirparents grief The little sufferer diedof peritonitis and was laid to rest onSunday afternoon beside his littlefrother who died some time ago Mraud Urown request the CLIMAX tothank most earnestly the friends whowere H> kind to them in their sorrowEspecially are we asked to extend

to the physicians who keptconstant vigil at the bedside of thelittle boy Their tenderness soliciudeand assistance will nover IKS forgottensOnl1 0 years Annawas a bright energetic child to knowher was to love her We art loatheto give her up We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family

Til hard so hard to speak the wordsMast we forever partDearest Anna we have laid theecIn the peaceful gravesBat thy memory will be cherishedaTill we see thy heavenly face

We miss thee from our home AnnaWe miss thee from thy placetA shadow oer oar life isWe miss the sunshine of thy face

But far beyond this world of changesFar beyond this world of care

We shall find oar missing loved oneIn oar Fathers mansion fair

Jeans while our hearts are bleedingOer the spoils that death has won

We would at this solemn meetingCalmly say Thy will be done

Though cast down were not forsakenThough afflicted not alone

Thou dldst give and thou hast takenttlessed Lord thy will be done

A Beautiful and Instructive Seed Book

We have just received from MessrsWood Siubbs Louisville Ky one oftheir beautiful now seed catalogues fur1100 The cover is handsomely litho

opfurat colors The catalogue is a bookof 64 pages filled with valuable infor ¬

mation for farmers and gardners frombeginning to end In vegetable seedsit contains a full list of the best varie-ties many of which is illustrated andalso gives information about time toplant method of culture insect reme-dies and other matters connected withthe crop In grass and field seedsmany desirable sorts which havenot oeeu planted In Kentucky to anygreat extent are fully described andtheir merits compared with other cropsSpecial attention may be called to thevalue of Cow Peas the great soil improvers Soja Deans Teosinto an enormous yielding forage crop Broom-Corn its value as a crop culture etcAlfalfa Clover etc Glancing throughthe list of flower seeds we note it isvery complete and will without doubtbe of great interest to lovers of flowersThere ia a farm and garden calander iuvarIousand for those who have not bad muchexperience in gardening p4geoflistructions about sowing and management of garden crops Altogether it isone of the most complete teed cata-logues

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we have ever seen and will bofound a most useful guide both forgartliers and farmers That quality

flrstclassismonials from such men as tho Commisstoner of Agriculture ot Kentucky theSuperintendent of Cave Hill Cemeterynt Louisville many farmers and gardcriers through this section and as athe letter from the commissioner states

There is no reason why annunllyas good or better stocks can be obtainedat home This beautiful catalogue jamailed free and a postal to WoodStubbs at Louisville will bring it toyour address

The ToM Pardon Giv Bradley Gets Backat the Climax

ExGovernor Bradleys recent pardun of Bill Todd a few days before thegovknation here that acting upon the suggestinu of entirely responsible reptit is

bleritizens the CLIMAX denounced theliovernortj act uf clemency as a down-right travesty > justice an luexcueable violation of good eense a jrroeeeffectdmurder of his brother Matt Todd wasorforZeus still echoed in our ears The lawwas permitted to take its course aol

thatInsticetrial allowed To the euragwlneighbors of the murdered man accede Iand instead of a life for a life the Jeeerpenalty of lifeImprlsollweut was metedout toth fratricide and the angeredpeople seemed appeased Th8 factmade Gov Hradleysunexpeeted Mad

pardon of Todd iuhumiMiwb4hadJlhIooRdatiou1md ta

attorMy WM not eoawllwd ia the maI

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Patriotism is always cornmendable but in every breastthere should be not only the

esire to be a good citizento be strong able bodied

and well fitted for the battleof life To do this pure-blood is absolutely neces-sary

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and Hoods Sarsapa-rilla is the one specific whichcleanses the Blood thorough

It acts equally well foraoth sexes and all agesHumorU When need 1 Mood pur

fier Hke Hoods SarstpAritb It curedmy humor and is exceUcril as a nervetonic fosle Eaton Stafford Springs Cl

F1di SauaHood Hill cure fleer IIU the nonirritating and

i iijjjihart1c to take wtiJ iiooda xiaperiLias

weeks previous to thin issue of the pusdon they had seen Todd in the penitentiary and that instead of being a stoopedover waxencheeked hecticUnshedconsumptive he was as straight as anIndian in ruddy health and weighed200 pounds Responding to an Impulse of indignation and disgust at theseeming inconsiderateness and precipitanry of the Governors action theCLIMAX condemned his grant of thepardon and left him to bear alone theresponsibility having failed to find or

ear of a man who had so much as enonned a petition for executive clem-

ency We marked copy of this paperatd sent it to Gov Bradley andno disagreement with our criticism ofthe Governor except the mild remon-strance

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ol the Fantagraph which snggested that though the Governor didoutIfof influential petitioners for the pardonof Todd Imagine our surprise whenGovernor Bradley wrote Col Capertonand the editor of the CLIMAX that he-

adh not pardoned Todd without groatlpressure brought to bear by apetition from citizens of Todds ownounty

In justice to the Governor whomwe mercilessly criticised for cornmitting an act without extenuatingfeatures we feel constrained to publishthe names of the petitioners given inhis letters and will probably do sonext week if Gov Bradley consents

In further extenuation the Governorsays that upon tho recommendation of

totGfficerrantetL Of course says the Gov-ernor I had a right to suppose that hehad made a truthful statement AlasWilliam Todd arrived here on Mondaynight and was in this office yesterdayand any man who would pronounce hima sickly consumptive dying man he

pglatitfor good measure The ends of justicethereisThe Electric Railroad Richmond to Lex ¬

inglonbThe CLIMAX aDr David Bennett a native Madisonian but now a prominent banker and

Lexingtonwllerebypromoters of the scheme to build auelectric railway from Lexington toprojectit out says that the roadolieof the right of way having been se

vRichmondaDrute of this little scheme and it is athe Doctor will have to go npopposition ¬

We believe the citizens of Richmondtopourthol Lexington and will not be lured intopromoting a scheme that is designed toupbuild Lexingtons interests by making Richmond and other adjacent townsprosperityDr Itho highest respect without reservationargues with plausibility the great ad ¬

vantage such a road would be to the3aiidthatItreasoning That Is the way it is madeto appear at this end of the line Nowlet us see what they expect out of thismove Here are some of the reasons

constuctedLexInwere not specially designed for readersat this end of the road but the CLIMAXreproduces the article to show thatquestionthinbiggesting on the sine of LexingtonGOOD THING FOR THE BLUE-

GRASSTIlE MANIFOLD ADVANTAGES THAT

WOULD COME FROM TIlE CONSTRUOTION OF A SYSTEM OF

ELECTRIC RAILWAYS TOTOUCH CENTRAL KEN-

TUCKY CITIES

D T BAXTER FIGURES OUT SOME OFSPLENDID RESULTS

A of electric railways throughout Central Kentucky connecting theGeorgetownViricbester

sallies with Lexington would be of in

thisfavoredinonwealth It would require about 100miles of road and its cost would be lessthan 10000 per mile The right ofway could be secured along the turnpikes and the grades would be easywith the exception of the lineto Richmond This would have to be

atClevelandbutmade whereby tho bridge already therecould be used after it was strengthenedn little The balance of the Richmondroute would be easy of construction5a-makuLexIngton ¬

countlugmean the cheapening of freight rates tothe surrounding cities for Lexington ita competitive point and goods could botransported from here to either otto olthem over the electric lines at a greatsaving At present these cities cannotget the benefit competition aud thehaulfreightto Lexington It would place the merchants of the smaller cities in closewlthTpxInwholesalehouseslow prices as Cincinnati and Louisvillejobbers It would be a Irsting benefitastheyexpenseforwould promote the very best theatricalperformances in Lexington and it ismore than likely that nightly performcompaniestwere in operation With awealtliyandamusementloving of nearly100000 to draw from it would seemthat alt opera house could bo Oilednightly it the attractions were up to thestandard dfiire by the people

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thofArmerhardly be ettm t d Their prodncocan be quickly and cheaply sent to thisonefa country pode 1s soncernednlagupth lwgst cittea fX the con n

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ifd1olcould thow their milk prodnfi into

1IOIJrcBsoIwhynsher as is ninde in Wisconsin New Yorlor Ohio In return our butchers anddealeis in oysters game etc coffinfind ready sale for murti of their goodamong the farmers na it is often im ¬

rw2ithoutinconvenience 5eAn electric railway F> stem of tinkind outlined would bringto L singtoimire business than any other cutcip iso reqnring no greater on lilY of-

luneyil It would not only benefitton but would l e of Jlie greatest

to the business men and citi-zens

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generullyof the cities jinmed andthcdinplcthnithJ rise is being completed by Easterncapitalists and if they receive jt sumcl out amnnt of encouragement at leastoleor two of the proposed lines will beprojected in the near future It is al-most certain that wealthy landowneratazhuhlykeenterprise and the business mm ofthesurrounding towns could afford to help

suhlcriptlonsgood work begin for the Blue GrassRegion ought to be electrically connect ¬

ed not only by telephone but by trolleycars as W T BAXTER

UeallyrAxingtonher enterprise and resourceful m 3lho lsof helping herself to the good things

oing to waste in her immediate vicin ¬OpenDoorlr of course Uut Dr Bennett askswhy should Richmond oppose thistwentieth century effort at benevolentassimilation Are we not Demociatsfree traders etc etc aU 1C to 1

Amen so be it Doctor but wo likeRepublican reciprocal free tradea and dislike a pollcy that would result in run¬

ning over people to Lexington fortrcheapightclose our clerks to be idle and grass togrow in our streets Nay nay Doctorwe must object to the buitdll1gof theroad for the very same reason that youreally want it built forto hell Lexington

PAINT LICK

Is county1theMr O T Wallace of Point Leavell

visited in our midst Saturday and Sun-day

Mr Newton Todd has returned topleasantisitMiss Elizabeth Embry returned to

tspenthinDr Ramsey and family left last week

to spend the winter in Little RockArk Miss Lncile and Mayme will be-reatly mused from our social circleMrs Joe Adams and bright little

daughter Virginia were welcomedhome Friday from Cleveland wherethey have been visiting Mrs Adamsparents

The physicians of Paint Lick haveeen kept unusually busy during thepartleulars

Ed Cuirtx1Mrand Mrs W S Fish have movedoccupiedby

ry L Wallace are easily domiciled atthe New Hope Parsonage

aimpicesfbe held at Now Hope church this

afternoon at threo oclock These ser ¬

ices will be conducted regularly eachon Wednesday afternoon instead

t night during the winter monthsThe Clmutauqua Circle was moat de ¬FannyBPresident Echols makes a capital lead-

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and the circle is getting down toearnest work As they are late in be¬

ginning the course the members find itnecessary to take several weeks workiu ono

Hows ThisWe offer One Hundred Dollars Re-

ward for any cute of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh CureF J Cheney Co Props Toledo O-

We the undersigned have known FCheney fur the last 15 years and be

lievo him perfectly honorable in allbafinanciallybleby their firm

DrugjrlstsToledoy OHallsly acting directly upon the blood andmucous surfaces of the system Trice

druIistsTestimllnialsI Halls Family Pills are the best 1m

SOMETHING TO EATALL DAY

And until midnight

FINE RESTAURANTOYSTERS ALL STYLESREGULAR MEALS

FRUITS CANDIES TOBACCCIGARS

3ETHAM SANDWICHES-AND COFFEE

JanlOly A DINE ILI

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pleaBd Collars CufFs saidShirt are finished to a com ¬

fortable degree of stillness with or-

witbouLors1 as desiredOur cleiiing agents are purewater anti soap Expert hands dothe worktyom start to finish

XKHUMI STEAM UUNMfY

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I handle large quantities ol grain saidam make close prices at any time Atpresent I havo

40000 Bu No 2 White SeedOats

Bit No2 Mixed SeedOats

Grown in Indiana IllinoiF Wisconsinmil Nebraska

wtheyhitSO days on account of shortage of theoats crop I have also 40000 Bu NewNo 8 Seed Corn and will deliver itbulk or sacked in quantities to suitpurchaser anywhere in Kentucky

CATTLE VACCINATED

forfarmerstive of black leg now prevalent inthis section

H BJJUR WHITEjanlOlf ESTILL MADISOX 00 KY

Pataize fa IooInsure your dwellings barns and other prop-

erty In the BLUE CRASS INSURANCB COMPANYi of Lexington Ky a home institutionGives protection against

fiRE LIGHTNING AND TORNADO

No assessment calls on members when baseoccur to other members and no Initiation feecharged to become a member of company Thecheapest and most reliable company for thipeople our county now operating In thcotate and gets cheaper every year falling ttyearFor en their agentattorneyatlawRichmondCourt House pert door to State Bank Sr TrustCompany upstairsJH

ABTEB Presmay2ily O C BOSWORTH Secy

Dissolution Notice

The firm of Duncan Chenault has t j mu ¬

mat consent been dissolved Mr ChcnanltLiveryhulnessanlO2w B R DUNCAN

Baltimore has a Bohemian M El Church

UNSOLICITEDKINGSTON KY December 1C 1899

EditorClimaxRichmond

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DEAR SiitWilh you be so kind as to publish in your paper the followingbyRheumatismVitality and General Nervous Prostration I was treated by a number of thebest Physicians in this county arid also took the following Patent MedicinesHoods Sarsaparilla Dr Smiths Kidney Tonic Dr Kilmers Swamp Root

for the Kidneys Stewarts Dyspepsia Tablets Soda Mint Tablets etc includingmany other nostrums that did me no good Now I wish I could get all theworld together so I could tell them how I was hcaledand especially my friendsin Madison county that I have been a terrible sufferer for these six years pastfrom the crown of my head to the sole of my feet My Stomach Liver andKidneys were in an awful condition my nervous system was completely brokendown with lost vitality and manhood I was confined to my room most of the timeMy physicians as good as they have in any country treated me faithfully withbnt littlpOr no benefit Sonic of them told me I could not get well I lovemy Physiciansthey did all they could for mo But the drugs wonld onlyalleviate for a whilo as soon as I would quit taking them the same old thingWQuLs to be gone over with again Everything I would eat or drink wouldgive such pain that I would pray to die

I want all that are diseased to ho made WHOLE as I have been Thesestatements are unsolicited by anyone are only made by mo that my friendseverywhere and especially in Madison county may go as I haye done and behealed

My mind was directed to Professors Wilson Kennedy Magnetic Heal-ers

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at Zimmer Hotel Richmond Ky where I commenced taking treatmentunder The Weltmer method of Magnetic Healing following it up for 13 dayswithout medicine I feel a new man again have no more pain Sometimes Ihavo to pause and think whether it is I or not so far am I from pain and sufferiiig Before I took this treatment I whould have to take lots of morphineto get any ease or rest Oftentimes my wife had to turn me in bed I AMNOW AWELL MAN It is true I urn not strong at I used to be but I amgaining In strength each dayam nearly 53 years of ageaddressing ¬

N B CREEKMORE

They treat any and all diseases without the use ofdrugs or medicine

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Cockerels for sale 100 Trios500 This completes my 21st

year of breeding the one va¬

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Our assortment of Ladies Jackets FursJapes Childrens Wraps of all descrip ¬

V tions We have not the time to describeeach article but can safely say that wcA1have a

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to suit every one and our PRICES areT the LOWEST on high grade goods andVno other firm in the City can competer with us We are offering a select linetof Jackets at following prices

200224300 i449 if674 if8 00t You vill find in this lot a complete assortment

of colors modled after patterns of recenttcut and made of materials that wea commend for durable wearin fact suchra goods as will please and attract the eye aspriceffat see youtW up your mind to purchase a wrap

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See our Tailorrmade Suits for Ladies ifyou fthink of buying us it will pay you

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An exceptional opportunity Iou theHoliday Sea oDrIhe first on the listand of interest to the little folks is the

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HandkerchiefsIllustrating the old familiar stories ofMother Goose Rip Van Winkle and Cinderrella They are also suitable forcouch pillows

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Ladies plain white hemstitched handker ¬

chiefs 4cLadies embroidered and hemstitched

handkerchiefs 5 10 15 20 25cLadies alllinen embroidered and hem ¬

stitched handkerchiefs 25cLadies alllinen lace edge and hem ¬

stitched handkerchiefs 25cLadies plain alllinen handkerchiefs lOcMens colored bordered handkerchiefs

5 and lOcMens white hemstitched handkerchiefs

5 10 and 20cMens alllinen hemstitched handker-

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25cMens Japanese silk fancy bordered

handkerchiefs lOcMens Japanese silk initial corner hand ¬

kerchiefs lOcMens Plaid Mufflers 25cLadies Suspenders with fancy buckels

10 and 25cLadies Pompadour Combs 5 and locFancy Towels lo 20 25 and 35cQuiltted Red Satin Slippers lined and

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