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  • Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). (Richmond, Ky ...nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt7np55dcx81/data/0252.pdfr I c < R-iiu > rTd i < l Compare Our Metallic Beds with the old style
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r I c < R- iiu > rTd i < l Compare Our Metallic Beds with the old style wooden affairs and youll not wonder why so many people are discard ¬ ing the former arid buying the the latter Our metallic beds are ornamental as well as use ¬ ful The set a room off splendidly Come and pck out one of any design sizeand priceI you please We can suit you in all I I BENNETTand HIGGINS UNDERTAKING If you are not at all skeptical ik any of our many justI and theyll quickly tell you wo always hare on hand We carefully screen it before bc f re delivery We fill all orders promptly and always guarantee full Weight Telephone HO The Red Ash Jellico We have tho exclusive sale A trial order will convince you that ours is a little better than you have been eettlnjr elsewhere and possiblyless Fall Weight or Coal Forfeited Broaddus Vaughn Orchard Street Lime Cement Etc If you are going to sell out 13 watt your goods to bring ttf yare worth get J W Shearer White Hall Ky to con luct your sale His ctiurjres are reasonable The Richmond Steam Laandrj at your service Call or ring 52 Iyr Breck Smith represent the mosi reliable insurance companies an c will be glad to explain their policies j122m You can depend upon our work being satisfactory in every way Save for us rf5 get a chance on the piano Normal- ity Laundry 3u S For Rent For Tobacco jffen acres first class Isnd Apply 111 ZiiuS Mill 2t Right now is the most dangerour times for fires Protect yourself against loss by having Breck Smith plac jlU in a reliable company j122m Dr Pennington Dentist specialist Regulating teeth treating pirea Porcelain Gold inlays Oftlcr next door to Government building tf faken up as Estray fame to my farm near Round Hill in January heifer weighing about 50t pounds Owner can have same byprov ¬ ing property and paying charges fl2t J E Reagan Jr Cattle Wanted We desire to buy some fat butchei cattle and large and small veal calves Also fresh milk ows or goo < early springers Also good last year I lambs and good butcher hogs Tel ¬ phone 481 or write to Fox Hamilton Richmond Ky J12tf Telephone Neck An exchange warns ladies to beware of the telephone neck It is duo tc long standing at the telephone with th- eI receiver at the left ear causing an In- voluntary leaning of the head to ono side Its more noticeable in those living on rural party lines and surgeons declare the result is liable to be a crookedneck generation in the near future Of course no ladies on the lines about hero arc liable to contract the new disease Filthy Habit It Is regretted that so many people for ¬ get and expectorate upon the sidewalks The Climax is satisfied that people would not do this if they would only think a moment before depositing thtf- ilth where persons are compelled to walk There should be a law against this though the police do not feel likes yanking some good fellow into court for committing the offense Kemewber that you are committing a great offense when you spit upon the pavements FarleyMarcli are now selling Hats at Cost u > > + I Around Town j + + County court next Monday Bsgin to plan painting your house Fine pneumonia weather Be careful Good morning Have you joined the meat boycott Read What Richmond Has in an other column Hogs are very scare and prices remain up in the clouds A special dinner court day for 21 cents at Buckets 137 First street The doctors report much sickness in the county mostly colds however Mt Sterling has a new depot and h- as proud as a hen with one chicken Local fish dealers also favor the meal boycott Better a dinner of herbs etcThe tobacco hogs had better stcei clear of the court house to do their spit ting La grippe is all the fad just now and unless you are sneezing youre not up todate This is fine pneumonia weather Thi doctors advise that the people bo verj carefuL Best work prompt delivery Norma City Laundry Got in on the plant contest 3U The Valley View Argent came oul with ten pages last issue Good foi Brer Sowers Senator Bradley has recommendeif Bryant Newby as postmaster at Whit lock this county The BrownProctoria hotel at Win ¬ chester was turned down on applica don for saloon license Saturday was the prettiest day since the ball season closed truthfully re- marked a fan yesterday Wednesday nights fire was the first in many weeks which speaks well foi the carefulness of our people When you start to town Monday slip in extra dollar into your jeans to paj your subscription to The Climax Lexington has asked for its race meet ¬ ing dates April 30 to May 7 inclusive The parimutuel betting machines will > e used At last meeting Richmond lodge F fe A M worked in the third degree There is something to do at nearly every neeting Several mule buyers have been in tichmond recently but few have been ought The demand is better than ivcr before Two of the fire horses have beei ick for several days but the careful at ¬ ention given has brought them around ill right The trial of Clias Fortnor for killing 3aggard has been set for February 10 The case was changed to this court from Jlark county Bert Azbill who was fined fifty dol irs for alleged illegal practice of den- tistry ¬ escaped from the workhouse and is still at large Puplicspirited owners of property vill paint their houses in the Spring This means much toward the appear slice of the city Dont miss the 10 cent vaudeville and picture shows at the opera house Change three limes a week Cash prizes every Saturday night Judge Shackelford is making the right move in insisting that the court house be kept clean He is right and has the thanks of every lover of cleanliness A defective flue at the home of Mr Leslie Evans caused a run by the fire department Saturday The flames were extinguished before much damage was doneome member has introduced a bill in the Legislature allowing every citizen to keep one dog free from tax If theyll kill few thousand wertfa pass a lw to a will doagood turn less urs the session by the suffering public > Big flWSOLWhO p laed with Rich aon4L ut OO Bas MeROfdMed to eport ILMpoll s aezt iath Dw- sen the hei aam but WRI a pwr OR OUlpopMOM rest urd that RIch 1u 4 wiChave DsiwsisiioLti01 fillI- bl I2 jlltllt ujoodI Uate iprfa enlng is GMI MGILfld the dIM M aew IcMd glc Will p4OdO- gil a 1ib1w t4SPP17 the enthe caIejhM t K etnukM issssn ts Ii t > I u J 1tJ r Fir LifeAccideutimd Health Insur ¬ CompuiesWm OarrM countys assessment iraa raised WWeee making the total val uatloaS7i 882 Quarles says that a full stomach makes a dull brain An exchange ask If thatjs why there are so many bright country newspaper men Tho high price of meat Is one of the very few things that does not trouble newspaper men as they never couldaf ford the luxury anyWay It was an Ohio school boy who coined tho following definition of a friend A friend IS a person who knows alt about you and likes you just the same courthouse trust Judge Shackelford will place the first hog astride the rock pile who per sists in the filthy habit F The management of tho Richmond ball club is saying nothin but sawing a powerful chanco of wood Wait until you see their official announcement of players signed and youll rejoice and be happy The first grade children of the Barlow School atc being taught this week at onI absence of Miss Willie Traynor the firstgrado teacher who is with her sick mother at Danville They will ontinue In the Caldwell building until her return Talk At Normal Rev Hugh McLellan delivered a most excellent talk to the Normal students last week his subject being the book of Job Four Eclipses For J9IO There will be four eclipses in 1910 two of the moon and two of the sun The only ono visible hero will be till total eclipse of tho moon May 23 HighPriced Hogs The Midway Clipper reports shipment o Cincinnati of 175 hogs which brough ho good prico of 885 the best price received this year for Woodfordcounlj porkers Pat Downing Dead Richmond admirers of tho splcndic jail player will regret to learn that Pal owning ono Lexingtons mainstays lied in a Cincinnati hospital last week Pat died of pneumonia Groundhog Day As the Climat goes to press thisTues lay there is some speculation as to thi round hog seeing his shadow We rust the little fellow will have gooe uck and bring better weather The New Comet Many of our people havo been watch ng the now comet which may bo seei jvery evening about six oclock This s not Halleys comet as some suppose jut is called by astronomers an un cnown wanderer Bat Galvin Sick Bat Galvin was taken seriously ill ii its room Wednesday and had to be re noved to the P A C Infirmary III uffered from hemorragcs from his nose ind it was with difficulty tho flow waj topped He is much better and will bi ibout in a few days Fire On Burnam Hill Tuesday night ab ut nine oclock f lisastrous firo visited the colored settle nent on Burnam Hill and before it ould be checked six families were rcn lered homeless A hard wind was ilowing and had it come from the orth the entire settlement would have een wiped out Early Easter Easter Sunday comes earlier this year the 25th of March This is earlier than iny time sitco 1894 when it came 01 ilarch 25 Easter Sunday always falls on the first Sunday after tho full moot ifter the sun crosses the line Wcathoi prognosticators claim that the earl Easter means an early Spring- S t Prices May Drop wellknown stockman tells The Climax that cattle and hog buyers would Jo well to go a little slow right now ii buying Ho says the spread of the de¬ termination of the people to oat less meat is bound to cause a slump in prices Lie says prices are out of all reason any ¬ vay and that a decrease would have come sooner or later Notice- I want fifty good men who understand iobacco growing to work on salary or t portion of the crop Want both married tad single men and can handle soaic few with families I want men who can furnish good references from some tobac co growers in Madison or Jessamine coun- ties Apply to Ezart Ashcraft Brook yule Indiana High at Winchester The price of meat is certainly climb- ing at Winchester It is reported that a boy entered a shop over there and asked for a dimes worth ol steak The butch- er ¬ took the money and told him to go behind the counter and smell of the meat block and then go home and tell the folk of the delightful odor as that was all ten cents would buy Silver Creek Mr J Sam Hagan entertained a awn ¬ ber of friends at dinner a few days since in honor of her sister Mrs C DTurnef Mrs Eversole and daughter Pauline of Booneville are visitingMrs J G Sebas Ian Mrs a D Turner and son Wil- liam ¬ Dorsey have returned to their home In Earl Ark after an extended visit to Sfrs J Sam Hagan and other rovatlvcs All next week at opera house Eva Allen the Mystery Girl If you want to know anything on earth ask Miss Eva Allen Maffnee for ladies only on Frt day Work Suspended at Bridge The work of building High Bridge has been temporarily suspended OH account erf the inclement weather of the past week ot tea days The preUmtaary worklias atout been C Jflpwed and yvlt scxm be ready for the stnicturIwe t O begia which will be done aa < soon as the II ether will permit The brJdfe rfll JM the ktelKst one in th worW the stal- heht of it beIng 317 eetTber8iti- M r and heavy anowke caused a tide Ut tb Kentucky river sad the J D DuPes Lumber 1ItHighBridge has JMcti work They now hI ever al- ttho41 bfMWIa sh M ttr M4Uibi < id r > < c < K > t < r < 4l t E1 > i t S > < 5 > S5l4WLpHotFfrthh 1 i lWaxcfWarm Wins In Close Finish As was predicted in these columns I grewto sounded four bells Saturday the bal- lots ¬ flew thick and fast The Climax is proudof the fact that the contestant are all thoroughly satisfied with the conduct of the contest and not a com- plaint ¬ was made by anyone from start lo finish > VlJilfr every inch of ground was gone over by the hustling young ladies yet the battle royal came Saturday Bright youngIstuies friends were working like Trojans to got votes After dinner the ballots poured into the big box and it was what race horse men would call an eyelash finish Promptly at four oclock the box was taken to the directors room in the State Bank and Trust Cos building and the count commenced It was found that Miss Sallie B Parrish had received 488600 votes and will get the handsome tOO piano The Climax is deeply grateful to the young ladies for their work and partici ¬ pation in the contest Their ladylike conduct throughout and the fact that there was not the slightest jar or mis- understanding from start to finish won for them the admiration of our people We are also very thankful to Messrs Tarley and Burnam for the great task of counting the vote By this contest Tho Climax has in- creased ¬ its circulation far beyond our fondest expectation and by the way ive would bo pleased if our advertisers ir anyone desiring to know would dror- n and look at our mailing lists We low have the largest circulation of any aper ever published in Richmond and ve are positive the largest of any news ¬ paper published in central Kentucky vith the exception of Lexington- As stated above the contest was fc omplet success and wo thank all con cerned for tho great interest manifested OFFICIAL COUST- Wo tho undersigned committee count id the votes cast in the Climax Plant ontest and report as follows Miss Sallie B Parrish4S800M- iss Zculah Olliver26140M- iss Anne Bcnnctte Cohen 50C Total votes castnn 750500 R E TUIUET Co mmittee SAMPBunsuif Lucky Mr Walton x Many of his brother editors are think ng of making a visit to Editor Walton it Stanford Last week a friend made lim n present of a 75pound hog Azbill Captured Bert Azbill who escaped from tht ocal officers last week was captured ir Winchester by Sheriff Dave McCord and eturned to this city Azbill had been med for practing dentistry without F icenseSettle Gets New Trial G AV Settle who was given a sen ¬ tence of ten years in the penitentiary bv who Madison Circuit Court on tho charge it detaining a woman against tier will las been given a new trial by the Court if Appeals The higher court says hit rial should have been continued by eason of absent witnesses 5165000 For Kentucky River The Riyers and Harbors Committee lecided Wednesday to place in its re ort to Congress the allowance of 8105 WO for the purpose of finishing the work jn the two locks and dams in Kentuck river This insures tile allowance and vill be hailed with delight by people living along the headwaters of tho Ken ucky A Great Oversight Yesterday was ground hog day but Cor some unaccountable reason the post jfflce failed to close The office close uOn account of holiday almost every jther week and its a shame that the people can not be deprived of mail ser vice on groundhog day Some wisi Jongrcssman should introduce a bill tc Jeclaro this a legal holiday as tho busi less world is bothered with holidays scarcely enough Very Reasonable Here While such a hullabaloo is being mised over the country about the high price of meat yet tho Richmond deal ¬ ers are exceedingly moderate in Jheii jhargcs and we really see no reason foi i howl to go up here Its true that prices have advanced but not so much w as on other necessities The only ad vance made by the home shops is that forced by higher prices they have to pay or stock They get no larger profit whatever Are Passing Away The dollar in tho United States laspracti all gone out of circulation ind now it is rumored that the silver lollar is likely to follow It at least tt some extent into its innocuous desue ude The reason for this seems to be limply that the government has ceased its practice of paying the expressago on shipments of silver dollars Banks herofore prefer the currency which is nuch lighter antI in many sections of ho country in greater demand at their windows Winchester Democrat Advertise- A newspaper with 1000 subscribers Sas 5000 readers A merchant who puts out iToOO hand bills possibly gets 400 people to read them that is if the boy who distributes them does not chuck thonVunder the sidewalk The hand ¬ bills cost as much as a column adver ¬ tisement in tho homo paper All the womenfind girls most of the men and adI ¬ who uses the pap has 5000 or more- readeratocach 1000 of handbill dersi There is no estimating the amount of business that advertising brings to a merchant but tho right kind of news- paper ¬ advertising alwaysbriflgs result Card of Thanks I take this method of extending my thanks to the Wfl4 friends who assisted mesenoWyia TheCliMax pfcwo con ¬ test and to y that while LhIaiotwIn yet I arnjutasgrtefuhaa though Ihad been saeceesful The eeiRest was con ¬ ducted so fairly sad wivwrly hat it was Indeed a pleasure te Ht ki ir a d I aw very thankful to the magatikieBt for the way in which t Hey the Interests taU TXaakta every one wbe Mcieted ma M a y wf yy Yet y reefwetfttUfi 19cIT I < < t A t S f r I k 11 c Amen ShelbYVUlejReeordad the county unit bill If that advice Isi followed the next Gorenter of Kentucky is as sure to be a RejntbUe n as a nickel fc for a ginger cake Big Crowd Coming A big crown is looked for next Hon ¬ day county court day The weather has been so disagreeable during the past Month or so few jpbple have ventured out and indIcati6nspoint to a tremen ¬ dow crowd in town 1II014a y I Unveiling of Monument The mounment erected to the memo- ry of the late Gov Wm Goebel will be unveiled at Frankfort next Thursday tho 3rd The occasion will be one of much interest Many of our citizens will attend I Cooper Retains C ledO hip Washington dispatches state that there will be no change of Collector 01 JudgeCooper reported that lion Lewis Walker will not gt the District Attorneyship which will be bad news to his many friends who know his ability and worthiness Lancaster Record Sold IMr F S Hughes has sold the Lan ¬ caster Record to Mr Green Clay Walker who took charge of same Monday Mr Walker is a son of the late Judge Wm Walker wellremembered by Richmon people and is a young man of great 3nergy and ability Tho Climax wel comes him to the fold and wishes un bounded success Meets All Requirements The State Board of Education Iw notified the county superintendent ant the County Board of Education fo Hadison county that the High Schoo Oopartmcntof the Richmond city school meets all the requirements for a first class High School This is a high com- pliment but The Climax can say that i is richly deserved Highly Complemented At the annual celebration by the Cal edonian Society in Lexington las veek Rov Hugh McLellan of this city vas one of the speakers The Lexing on papers made very complimentary loticesof his address Mr McLellan vho is one of the ablest ministers in thi tate has also won fame as a speaker at ocial gatherings aud if ho accepted al he invitations extended he would be cpt busy A Big Sale The old reliable firm of Covington Banks takes a page ad in this issue of The Climax to announce theirbigsale which is to begin next Saturday and last foi ilfteen days These gentlemen havt been in business in Richmond long mough for our people to know them ant et familiar with their honest straight forward methods and that the sale wil rove a great success is a foregone con clusion If you want some big bargain ead the big ad in this issue An Error By confusion of figures The Climax made an error in last issue when it stated hat our Representative Mr Herring on bad asked for greater appropriation ibr other localities than for the loca lormal school What ho wants anc vhat the Legislature should allow is an idditional 10000 to that already ap propriated for operating expenses of the school The Climax is glad that its at ¬ ention was called to the error as wo dt tot want to create the erroneous im ression that Mr Herrington is neglect ¬ ing so important a matter Still They Come Notwithstanding the fact that the egular opening of the Normal Schoo took place more than a week ago yet here many students coming in Every train brings moro and it is now believed hat the enrollment will far exceed the jxpcctations of everyone connected with the School By the splendid manner in ffhich the students are received all arc oon comfortably housed and have oucklcd down to hard work As stated- n last issue indications point to asplen lid years work arid great good is ex ¬ pected Did You Know This Were you aware of tho fact that you can enter a Pullman sleeper at five oclock p m right here in Richmond sad be in Chicago the next morning for jroakfast This is a fact but is not generally known The L N also jets a sleeper from Chicago every morn- ing passing through Richmond at 1120 im Somotlmeathe Chicago train is late but tho L N waits for it in Cincinnati hence the Richmond train is sometime late Richmond has the jest through service to all prominent ities for which she is duly thankful to tho L N management Installation Services Dr D H Scanlan was duly installed w pastor of the First Presbyterian hurch Sunday morning Dr Gray Mc Alister ot Louisville delivered an ex- cellent ¬ sermon The pastor was charge ay Rev J E Ballou of Middlesboro while the charge to congregation was delivered by tIle Rev J V Logan of Somerset A most enjoyable feature of the services was the special music ren ¬ dered by Mrs Harry Hangerand RevMr Logan Dr Scanlon althoiigh he has been hero but a short time tins becomeI very popular with our people a splendid man and is doing good work in his churcli A Slick Swindle A Kansas City firm is selling a prepar ¬ ation that is possible to add 100 per cent of water Jo butter and still make such good butter that only experts can tell that it is watered stock A pound of real butter a pound of ordinary water and ten drops ot this emulsion churned together make two pounds of butter The emulsion appears something like glue It is rather thick but transparent It is harmless and has no deleterous effect as far as has been discovered by the chemical exports of the health board except to add to the weight of the bu- tt ¬ r Four ounces of tho emulsion is worth 30 to 35 cents A pwHui of water purchased from a distilling plant might cost two wills The house wife who has all sorts of trouble making Lr allowance go a week could invest aI hU dollar in a crockery churn put 10 her pound of bt er1I1M1In of water and ten drops < this wukfoa and pro doc 1I7 centwea4tot butter Any wowan with a chum art the wwlsion can cut her butter J1kin twoi Anyone bo kaewg how to wwk a HIieiuio Ata J < ii > t t S a f 4c < I t i i What Will You Doc Great Opportunities For Rich ¬ mond Will She Get Busy and Grasp Them If there was ever a time in the history of any town for its people to wake up and get busy that time for Richmond is right now By getting together and showing the outside word that wo are on the map certain results can be acquired whereby the business interests can bo advanced ton fold However if We lag along in a sleepy dontcaro manner gumIImering The Climax has it from unquestioned authority that the L and N people are now planning for important changes on its system in Kentucky when the little gap between Versailles and Frankfort is completed The plan is to run all through trains from Louisville to the South via the L and A into Richmond here to connect with the Cincinnati train for same points This of course means that trains on tho other branches will be run in such mannet as to connect here Richmond is to be made the im ¬ portant connecting point consequently 1 union depot many new offices and tracks constructed Now H is easy for those familiar with he situation to see that Richmond is- is the logical point for the railroad di ¬ vision and shops aid in fact we hoyo it straight that the company is consid ¬ ° ring this point Having had experience in promoting railroad accommodations tad projects the writer is confident that ill this wfll not come to our town unless ho people manifest some interest in the natter If our people will only wake up 0 the importance of this and display he proper interest by assisting in the flutter wo are in a position to know that the shops and division Avill bo lo noted right hero which meins tho om jloyment of a vast army of men at big 3Ypeople who will spend every cent jf the money right Into in Richmond Vhat should be dono is some ono take Jhe lead form an organization and se suro options on the required amount of land at reasonable prices for the com > any In this way tho railroad people vould be shown that Richmond would appreciate the matter and are willing to lo their part by the company Wo do tot mean to buy and donate land but lee that it can be had at reasonable figuresThis will givo three direct lines to the hio river and two into the richest por ion of the mountains What bettci pportunities could a town desire That we say is not dope from some jverenthusiastic persons but comes di ect from a source that can not be ques ¬ ioned and The Climax warns the pee jlo of Richmond to be up and doing and jncourage the railroad company in com ingour way Such chances como once n a life time and we believe that Rich nonds progressive people will take uj ho matter right away Now who wil ome to the front and show his public piritedness in this case by forming iomo kind of organization to push the natter Important Meeting of Ladies The ladies of the Associated Charities ire requested to meet with Mrs Lucy Lackey Moorcs Thursday afternoon al 230 Very important matters are to bt Attended to and it is earnestly desired hat all should be there Wreckon K C Stanford Journal The K C due here at 9 p m did not arrive Saturday light but came flying in at 11 oclock 3nnday morning The engine over- turned in a tunnel near Lowell and the engineer and mail clerk were slightly hurt The engine and baggage car were badly wrecked Use Good Judgement A Nicholas county man has just been lined 75 for shooting at an automobile People shoulo remember that the mach- ines ¬ have just as much right to the high- ways ¬ as any other vehicle antI while the operators should be careful in hand ¬ ing them yet the man with the horse must do so too Wo are glad to note that horses are becoming used to the machines md if the people would quit going into fits there would be little or no trouble Stanford Journal Sold The Stanford Interior Journal has been sold by Its owner and editor Mr E C Walton to Mr Shelton Saufley now on a Frankfort paper Mr Saufley took charge of the paper Monday but Mr Walton will conduct tho plant until its new owner winds up his business at Frankfort It is with deepest regret that we see Bro Walton retire from the tripod and trust that his broken health will soon permit his returning to the ranks Ho is one of the best newspaper men in the State and a fine gentleman Come In The Climax would be very glad if its friends and patrons would drop into the office and see our now equipment and the amount of work we are turning out Its unquestionably the busiest place In town but wo arc always glad for our friends to drop inand see us Few pee ¬ pIe have ever watched the process Of printing apd that j making a news paper strange a it mojvseom and if you will only take a look at the vast amount of work going on youwill be very much surprised A printing pfflco is a place where every ODe tins certain duties to perform and when one is prop- erly regulated everything moves like clockwork his a very interesting work to the onlooker too Drop In and see us i < HeyRetalfatesV Get into the society columns of the daily prCsSif you want to find some- thing which requires ellher no concep- tion at all or tho stoutest intellect to continue to pursue For instance The bride Miss who was the blonde beauty of the season only needed astar tipped wand to bemlstaken for a fairy princessT She wore a green satin gown veiled in green chiffon relieved with touches of gold Among her armful of pink roses nestled her new pet poodle a tiny handful of white fluff wearing a cravat of pale green ribbon He is very devoted to hIs mistress and insisted upon coming to the wedding The country publishers find much consolation in su iridculousslnsh after being continually jtrotdcd by tlio metropolitan press that they mke themselves unsightly because they give space tQ atemsi chronicling John Smiths visit to the home ot Sam Jones dumtf the weekAV Adjaittltvg the nc I cusatJoa of iaut city bfethrefi in all tho years wi have been in the newspaper business terti htKRever been a tints 4 when they have ehrsaJefed that a worth taw ° jHWp was ttMcMttml figure of a l satiieMa Yn ji X iIEr A4 i a 0 i bo < J i I > i rrl 1 tDeatb Lio L Walker died at her home in Lancaster Friday morn- Ing and was buried Sunday She was a daughter of the late Major Robt Kia naird Mr Walker is well known and widely related in Richmond Mrs N J Arnold age 81 one of tho oldest and best known ladles in Madi ¬ son county after a lingering dlner > coa + t a ted while on a visit last year in Fldrlda died at the residence of her 1 daughter Mrs J P Simmons on Mon ¬ day Deceased was the widow of the late John Arnold and a sister of Messrs J B Amos William and Dr Willis and Mrs Ed Cornelison Silo was the beloved mother of Messrs1 W L T E John and Robert Arnold fMrs J PSim ¬ mons Mrs A Elkin of Louisville and Mrs J S Johnson of Lancaster Another daughter Miss Alice a lovely Christian character passed away some years ago The death of Mrs Arnold was a great shock to her largo circle of friends many of whom gathered yester ¬ day to pay their tribute at her funeral at the Christian church followed by in termet in the Richmond Cemetery Sudden and shocking was the death of Mr Too Chchault on Monday morn ¬ ing He was seized with pneumonia on Friday and conjestion developed so quickly that almost boforohis own fam- ily ¬ realized it he was hopelessly ill Deceased was about 32 years of age son of Col C D Chenault of Lexing ¬ ton and the favorite grandson of the late H B Dillingham He was widely known and his death produced profound regret in circles where he was best known and loved lie leaves a young widow formerly Miss Bessie Spears sis- ter ¬ of Mesdames TT Covington R Eo Turley and Ben Boggs of this county andfour small children Henry aged 9 Margaret Sarah 4and Joe Jronly 18 months The funeral will be held today at 10 a m with brief services at the grave Deceased was a brother of Mrs Jas S Crutcher of this city Mrs Keats Speed Miss Florrie Chenault of New York and Mrs Harrison Simrall Miss Kit Chenault of Lexington As a boy and young man Joo Chenault gave promise of a life of activity usefulness and honor for time smiled upon him a de- voted ¬ grandfather bestowed his love and much earthlY goods upon him and friends wore not wanting to cheer him on the way A lovely wife as beautiful in spirit and devotion as in features and isulture illumined his life with her love Four fond little ones came to bless his life and inspire ambition in his breast But just as his feet touched the thresh > ld of the larger life of mature man hood Deaths icy touch chilled his heart and his eyes closed forever on the scenes that knew and loved his pres snce Farowell friend of our other lays We shall meet but we shall miss you as we gaze upon your vacant chair Cause For Rejoicing Meat groceries coal and other articles may continue to climb but thank our stars the price of a ticket to the ball park will remain the sam- eMarried BLAITTONGILBERT Tho marriage of MissDaisy Gilbert and Mr Lindsay Blan on took place Thursday afternoonat the home of her father on Speedwell pike Owing to a recent death in the family the wedding was a very quiet affair only immediate relatives being present The ceremony was performed by Rev C C Marshal of the Baptist church Immediately after the marriage the couple left for Cincinnati to spend a few lays Upon their return they will make their home with his mother on the Summit The bride who is a daughter of Mr H P Gilbert is a beautiful young girl and numbers her friends and admirers by the score She is very at- tractive ¬ and popular among a wide cir- cle ¬ of friends Mr Blanton is a son of the late Ituthcrford Blanton and is a very popular anduccessful young man He is manager of the Blanton coal yards and has built up a splendid business The Climax wishes for tho happy couple a long life of success and happi- ness New School Building to Go Up The architect Mr Val Collins of Louisville and his plans for the new ejly school l building were chosen Mon ¬ day and work will be begun jis feoonas weather permits There were two tie fore the Board of Education Committee Monday the unsuccessful one being Mr Slamlor of Lexington whose plans called for several thousand dollars larger expenditure than Mr Collins Both submitted excellent designs and the members of the Board present Messrs A D Miller Z T Rico WE Blanton and Harvey Douglas spent several hours examining same and questioning the architects assisted by the Superintend entProf T J Coates whose experience and knowledge of the needs of the schools enabled him to analyze the propostions and elucidate the intricate problems tobe solved Inhe evening the plans for the en¬ largement of the colored school building were carefully examined by Prof Rus sell and some other leading colored citi ¬ I zens In brief the plans call for additions toboth school buildings sufficient to do away with the present expen of renting extra buildings l sivesystemI and colored schools the wjllbe hereafter saved and children will not be scattered about in unsuitable quarters owing to the present Inade- quate quarters A more detailed description of the additions will be made in The Climax next week T < rr Ialt Order Issued DoepaameRtatWashJa Paitm VIic ba received in ill tMl cMfieiji nail boxes with ex pee > mH II drivers MSile Stamps oe eepaent kas Or 4i < tfcit after Febrtwy lalnthe car rWwiiiitotfcereqHEKrftqda this and acSis Palrong shofa endow coins in aav lope wr jjlljeBa seofirely in a- p4ef slt iein in a litholdtDgfteltllJe sb1 can be easily and qulW takep IMfsI the boxes and carriers 4Ill eteliJiritw lift such coins and where apcompinfed iy mall for dsipatch attach tfcei Tfciuired stamp This Is the new Wvi st dont cussyour mail carrier If he f flJfJ take up loose coins as heretofore TUfl object of tfio ruling is plainto save tim0 Grand Fury Next Week The grand jury sits next week but in ¬ dications are that not much work will be done for the good reason that there is not much lawlessness to be looked after Older citizens tell us that Madi- son ¬ county was never so free from law- lessness ¬ and devilment as at present and it certainly affords The Climax much pleasure to make this statement In years gone by the grand jury had its hands full at every term of court the same conditions existing in most every county in this section however But since that time wonderful changes have come over the people and it is seldom Indeed that we are called upon to write a notice of some lawless acL People are growing better every day despite the whine of some that the world is growing worse and there is no better evidence of this fact than from the little work the grand juries have to do Cracker Jack Duck Story- An astonishing accident is reported to have occurred at Des Moines Iowa when Khadamathus a duck which had takcnprizes At the recent Iowa poultry show expolded into several hundred pieces one of which struck Silas Per ins in the eye destroying the sight The cause of the explosion was the eat ¬ ing of yeast which was placed in a pan jn the back porch The dish tempted his duckshlp who was taking a Sunday morning stroll Upon returning from hurch Mr Perkins discovered his prize luck in a somewhat loggy condition ran tale marks around the pan of yeast ave him his clue lIe was about to pick up the bird when the latter ex- ploded ¬ with a loud report and Mr Per ¬ kins ran into the house holding both nands over his eye A surgeon wa called who found that the eyeball had seen penetrated by a fragment of flying luck and gave no hope of saving the Dptic Base Ball Talk A special from Paris says disputed base ball games will be easy of settle- ment during the coming season accord ¬ ing to a note received by President W J Ussery of the Blue Grass league from secretary Ferrell of the Board of arbi- tration ¬ of the National AssociationI According to the decision of the board which is set forth at length by Secretary Ferrell a disputed or protested game must bo brought before the directors ol the league and from their decision nt ippeal will be entertained by the Na ¬ tional Board President Ussery said the rule will greatly facilitate the disposition of pro sted games doing away with the long Jolay heretofore experienced in prose cuting an appeal to the higher body and will have a tendency to prevent dissatis- faction and a loss of interest during the rogrcss of the battle for pennant hon ¬ ors President Ussery is of the opinion that i higher class of umpires will be chosen this year and with instructions to enforce their authority during the progress 01 games kicking and protesting on the part of players will be reduced to the minimumPresident Ussery is in receipt of the contract signed by Umpire William Setley who will report for duty upon the opening of the league season Thurs ¬ Jay May 5 Setley is one of the best umpires in the country and with Silk OLaughlin umpired the games at the close of the 1009 season between the Cuban and Detroit teams in a series oi games played in Cuba Setley is now chief of the Pinkerton stair of detectives at the Jacksonville Florida race track The other two um- pires ¬ have been selected and their con ¬ tracts mailed to them There names however will not be given out for publ- ication until their contracts have been signed and forwarded to President Ussery President Ussery is quite a busy man now in looking after the interests of the league and is daily in receipt ota large batch of mail Ho will issue a call with ¬ in the next ten days for a meeting of the league directors to Jbo held in Paris in February for the d purpose ol considering the 1910 schedule Should Become Law Local sportsmen are greatly interested in the bill introduced in the Legislature by Senator Thomas creating a State Game Warden Under this law a depu ¬ ty would be appointed in each county and the game laws rigidly enforced Shouldtho act become a law both resi ¬ dents and nonresidents of Kentucky will be forced to get licenses to hunt in this State The bill also makes provision ror a State Game and Fish Warden who will have a deputy in each county The bill fixes heavy penalties for violations I The advocates of a more stringent law for the protection of game and fish in Kentucky declare that such a statute rigidly enforced is absolutely necessary to prevent game from becoming extinct I a S r1jr < The Kentucky Federation Two interesting meetings of the Ken ¬ tucky Federation of Womens Clubs woreSe4in Frankfort Wednesday and Thursday Reports were read from the chin n of committees and plans and arrangements mado for the meeting of the whole Federation in May The meeting of the State Federation will be held in Frankfort the twentyfifth twentysixth and twentyseventh and will be one of the most important and memorable meetings the Federation has ever heW There will be an address of welcome by Governor Willson After the response each of the expresidents of the Federation will give tho special feature of her administration Tho second evening will be given to the re- port of the legislative work during the session A reception will be given the third evening at the New Capitol Gov ¬ ernor and Mrs Wilson Lieut Gov and Mrs Cox and the State officials will bo invited to receive with the officers and chairman of the State Federation A A Generous Husband They had gathering of club women in the south section of the city the other day says the Winchester Democrat jind naturally the ever perplexing servant question and other domestic problems came up for consideration One lady remarked that she hind the most gener ¬ ous husband in the city and proved it by tIle following The other day I worked and slaved over a redhot stove making some apple jelly It was ten long hours of hard work and when I had finished I had eight glasses of pretty good jolly I put some of it on the table and my husband praised it very highly Of course it pleased me and I thought myself well repaid for my hard work A day or so after my husband went to ice a sick friend and as he was leaving no said my wife made up some fine ipplo jelly the other day and if you like it I will send you over a glass Tho text day it was the same thing and now there is but ono glass of that jelly left if ho has not promised that to some ono today After I had parboiled my face until it was as red as a lobster anti burned my fingers making that jolly for our winters enioyment ho goes in anti gives it to a couple of men whoso own wives are too lazy to live and who are right now moro than likely telling of the shortcomings of my jelly to their neighbors We call for and deliver laundry work promptly Satisfaction guaranteed Normal City Laundry lit Interesting Old Document Squire A J Young of Baldwin this county showed The Climax ono of Z the funeral notices used at deatlr of Col James DcJarnctl who died May 11 IS59 It begins by stating that the committee of arrangements for the funeral honors to be paid to the lament id Patriot Statesman Soldier and Cit len James DcJarnett having consulted vith the family have instructed tim undersigned appointed to take charge jf the ceremonies and Marshal for the occasion to publish the following Order t Arrangement That the funeral of tho late James DeJurnett be solemnized jn tomorrow Sunday May 15th at II oclock a m The religious services to bo performed by the Rev J C Caldwcll it the late residence of the deceased iccording to the usage of the Christian Church of which he was a member Fhebody to bo afterwards taken to the family burying ground accompanied by i Military Escort Masonic antI Civic Procession and there deposited in the crave with Masonic ceremonies accord ¬ ing to the solemn forms and usage of that Ancient and Honorable order The notice then gives tho order for the procession which included tho Seventh Regiment Kentucky Militia and names tho firing squad It goes jn to name judges exjudges mom ocrs and officers of the circuit and coun ¬ ty courts members of the bar members tad exmembers of the Legislature trustees of schools soldiers who served t- in war of 1812 officers and men who served in Mexican war neighbors citi ¬ sons and strangers The pall bearers were CoL John Guess Squire Million Esq Capt Turner Barnes Col 0 31 Clay Capt John Newby A C Turner Esq lion I Breck Capt John Lawrence Gen John Tribble Col I Irvine Sam Wherritt Esq Saml Stone Esq Mnj J II Berry and W L Big jerstalT acted as aids and assistants The notice is signcil bv John Miller marshal and is dated May W ISoO Why Salves Fail To Cure Eczema Scientist are now agreed that the ec ¬ zema germs are lobgcd not in tim outer skin or epidermis but in the inner skin Hence a penetrating liquid is required not an outward salvo that clogs the pore We recommend to all eczema patients the standard prescription Oil of Winter green as compounded in liquid form known as D D D Prescription A trial bottle of this D D D Prescription at only JO co its will instantly relieve the itch We have sold and recommended this remedy for years and know of won ¬ derful cures from its use We recom ¬ mend it to our patrons Sold by Stockton Son tf With The New Firm Mr Charlie Sharp who met with an accident in a runaway last year losing the sight of his eyes a short time ago made arrangement with B H Luxon Bro whereby ho obtained a small commission on every load of coal ho sold for this firm On the purchase of MrLuxons business by Broaddus Vaughn he mado the same arrangement with them and takes this method of notifying the public that he is endeavor ¬ ing to make an honest living in this manner and solicits your ordery Call on or telephone Xo C07 j19lf Used the World over No other article of human food has ever received suck en phatlc commendation for purity aisefnlaess and whole sememes from the most emiaeaf aathoritiese aAINO POWDER I Royal hs always received the hlflhest award when exMlbtte In eoi = r E Tj

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Page 1: Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). (Richmond, Ky ...nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt7np55dcx81/data/0252.pdfr I c < R-iiu > rTd i < l Compare Our Metallic Beds with the old style

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Compare Our Metallic Bedswith the old style wooden affairs and youllnot wonder why so many people are discard¬

ing the former arid buying the the latter Ourmetallic beds are ornamental as well as use¬

ful The set a room off splendidly Comeand pck out one of any design sizeand priceIyou please We can suit you in all

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BENNETTand HIGGINS

UNDERTAKING

If you are not at all skepticalik any of our many justI

and theyll quickly tell youwo always hare on hand

We carefully screen it before bcf re delivery We fill all orderspromptly and always guaranteefull Weight

Telephone HO

The Red Ash JellicoWe have tho exclusive sale A

trial order will convince you thatours is a little better than youhave been eettlnjr elsewhere andpossiblyless

Fall Weight or Coal Forfeited

Broaddus VaughnOrchard Street

Lime Cement Etc

If you are going to sell out13 watt your goods to bring

ttf yare worth get

J W Shearer

White Hall Ky

to con luct your sale Hisctiurjres are reasonable

The Richmond Steam Laandrjat your service Call or ring 52

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Breck Smith represent the mosireliable insurance companies a n c

will be glad to explain their policiesj122m

You can depend upon our work being

satisfactory in every way Save for usrf5 get a chance on the piano Normal-

ity Laundry 3uS

For Rent For Tobaccojffen acres first class Isnd Apply 111

ZiiuS Mill 2t

Right now is the most dangerourtimes for fires Protect yourself againstloss by having Breck Smith placjlU in a reliable company j122m

Dr PenningtonDentist

specialist Regulating teeth treatingpirea Porcelain Gold inlays Oftlcrnext door to Government building tf

faken up as Estrayfame to my farm near Round Hill

in January heifer weighing about 50t

pounds Owner can have same byprov ¬

ing property and paying chargesfl2t J E Reagan Jr

Cattle WantedWe desire to buy some fat butchei

cattle and large and small veal calvesAlso fresh milk ows or goo <

early springers Also good last yearI lambs and good butcher hogs Tel ¬

phone 481 or write to Fox HamiltonRichmond Ky J12tf

Telephone NeckAn exchange warns ladies to beware

of the telephone neck It is duo tclong standing at the telephone with th-

eI receiver at the left ear causing an In-

voluntary leaning of the head to ono sideIts more noticeable in those living onrural party lines and surgeons declarethe result is liable to be a crookedneckgeneration in the near future Of courseno ladies on the lines about hero arcliable to contract the new disease

Filthy HabitIt Is regretted that so many people for¬

get and expectorate upon the sidewalksThe Climax is satisfied that peoplewould not do this if they would onlythink a moment before depositing thtf-

ilth where persons are compelled towalk There should be a law againstthis though the police do not feel likesyanking some good fellow into court forcommitting the offense Kemewberthat you are committing a great offensewhen you spit upon the pavements

FarleyMarcliare now selling

Hats at Cost

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County court next Monday

Bsgin to plan painting your house

Fine pneumonia weather Be careful

Good morning Have you joined themeat boycott

Read What Richmond Has in another column

Hogs are very scare and prices remainup in the clouds

A special dinner court day for 21

cents at Buckets 137 First street

The doctors report much sickness inthe county mostly colds however

Mt Sterling has a new depot and h-

as proud as a hen with one chicken

Local fish dealers also favor the mealboycott Better a dinner of herbs

etcThetobacco hogs had better stcei

clear of the court house to do their spitting

La grippe is all the fad just now andunless you are sneezing youre not uptodate

This is fine pneumonia weather Thidoctors advise that the people bo verjcarefuL

Best work prompt delivery NormaCity Laundry Got in on the plantcontest 3U

The Valley View Argent came oulwith ten pages last issue Good foi

Brer Sowers

Senator Bradley has recommendeif

Bryant Newby as postmaster at Whitlock this county

The BrownProctoria hotel at Win ¬

chester was turned down on applicadon for saloon license

Saturday was the prettiest day sincethe ball season closed truthfully re-marked a fan yesterday

Wednesday nights fire was the first

in many weeks which speaks well foi

the carefulness of our people

When you start to town Monday slipin extra dollar into your jeans to pajyour subscription to The Climax

Lexington has asked for its race meet ¬

ing dates April 30 to May 7 inclusiveThe parimutuel betting machines will> e used

At last meeting Richmond lodge Ffe A M worked in the third degreeThere is something to do at nearly every

neeting

Several mule buyers have been intichmond recently but few have beenought The demand is better thanivcr before

Two of the fire horses have beei

ick for several days but the careful at¬

ention given has brought them aroundill right

The trial of Clias Fortnor for killing3aggard has been set for February 10

The case was changed to this court from

Jlark county

Bert Azbill who was fined fifty dol

irs for alleged illegal practice of den-

tistry

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escaped from the workhouse and

is still at large

Puplicspirited owners of property

vill paint their houses in the Spring

This means much toward the appear

slice of the city

Dont miss the 10 cent vaudeville and

picture shows at the opera house

Change three limes a week Cash

prizes every Saturday night

Judge Shackelford is making the right

move in insisting that the court house

be kept clean He is right and has the

thanks of every lover of cleanliness

A defective flue at the home of Mr

Leslie Evans caused a run by the fire

department Saturday The flames were

extinguished before much damage was

doneomemember has introduced a bill in

the Legislature allowing every citizen to

keep one dog free from tax If theyllkill few thousand wertfapass a lw to a

will doagood turnless urs the sessionby the suffering public >

Big flWSOLWhO plaed with Rich

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eport ILMpoll s aezt iath Dw-

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Fir LifeAccideutimd Health Insur¬

CompuiesWmOarrM countys assessment iraa

raised WWeee making the total valuatloaS7i 882

Quarles says that a full stomach makesa dull brain An exchange ask If thatjswhy there are so many bright countrynewspaper men

Tho high price of meat Is one of thevery few things that does not troublenewspaper men as they never couldafford the luxury anyWay

It was an Ohio school boy who coinedtho following definition of a friend Afriend IS a person who knows alt aboutyou and likes you just the same

courthousetrust Judge Shackelford will place thefirst hog astride the rock pile who persists in the filthy habit

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The management of tho Richmondball club is saying nothin but sawing apowerful chanco of wood Wait untilyou see their official announcement ofplayers signed and youll rejoice and behappy

The first grade children of the BarlowSchool atc being taught this week atonIabsence of Miss WillieTraynor the firstgrado teacher who iswith her sick mother at Danville Theywill ontinue In the Caldwell buildinguntil her return

Talk At NormalRev Hugh McLellan delivered a most

excellent talk to the Normal studentslast week his subject being the book ofJob

Four Eclipses For J9IOThere will be four eclipses in 1910

two of the moon and two of the sunThe only ono visible hero will be tilltotal eclipse of tho moon May 23

HighPriced HogsThe Midway Clipper reports shipment

o Cincinnati of 175 hogs which broughho good prico of 885 the best pricereceived this year for Woodfordcounljporkers

Pat Downing DeadRichmond admirers of tho splcndic

jail player will regret to learn that Palowning ono Lexingtons mainstays

lied in a Cincinnati hospital last weekPat died of pneumonia

Groundhog DayAs the Climat goes to press thisTues

lay there is some speculation as to thiround hog seeing his shadow Werust the little fellow will have gooeuck and bring better weather

The New CometMany of our people havo been watch

ng the now comet which may bo seeijvery evening about six oclock Thiss not Halleys comet as some supposejut is called by astronomers an uncnown wanderer

Bat Galvin SickBat Galvin was taken seriously ill ii

its room Wednesday and had to be renoved to the P A C Infirmary IIIuffered from hemorragcs from his noseind it was with difficulty tho flow wajtopped He is much better and will biibout in a few days

Fire On Burnam HillTuesday night ab ut nine oclock f

lisastrous firo visited the colored settlenent on Burnam Hill and before it

ould be checked six families were rcnlered homeless A hard wind wasilowing and had it come from the

orth the entire settlement would have

een wiped out

Early EasterEaster Sunday comes earlier this year

the 25th of March This is earlier thaniny time sitco 1894 when it came 01

ilarch 25 Easter Sunday always falls

on the first Sunday after tho full mootifter the sun crosses the line Wcathoiprognosticators claim that the earlEaster means an early Spring-

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Prices May Dropwellknown stockman tells The

Climax that cattle and hog buyers wouldJo well to go a little slow right now iibuying Ho says the spread of the de¬

termination of the people to oat lessmeat is bound to cause a slump in pricesLie says prices are out of all reason any ¬

vay and that a decrease would havecome sooner or later

Notice-I want fifty good men who understand

iobacco growing to work on salary or tportion of the crop Want both marriedtad single men and can handle soaic

few with families I want men who canfurnish good references from some tobacco growers in Madison or Jessamine coun-

ties Apply to Ezart Ashcraft Brookyule Indiana

High at WinchesterThe price of meat is certainly climb-

ing at Winchester It is reported that a

boy entered a shop over there and asked

for a dimes worth ol steak The butch-

er

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took the money and told him to go

behind the counter and smell of themeat block and then go home and tell

the folk of the delightful odor as thatwas all ten cents would buy

Silver CreekMr J Sam Hagan entertained a awn ¬

ber of friends at dinner a few days sincein honor of her sister Mrs C DTurnefMrs Eversole and daughter Pauline of

Booneville are visitingMrs J G Sebas

Ian Mrs a D Turner and son Wil-

liam

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Dorsey have returned to their home

In Earl Ark after an extended visit to

Sfrs J Sam Hagan and other rovatlvcs

All next week at opera house Eva

Allen the Mystery Girl If you want to

know anything on earth ask Miss Eva

Allen Maffnee for ladies only on Frtday

Work Suspended at Bridge

The work of building High Bridge has

been temporarily suspended OH account

erf the inclement weather of the past

week ot tea days The preUmtaaryworklias atout been CJflpwed and yvltscxm be ready for the stnicturIwe tO

begia which will be done aa <soon as theII ether will permit The brJdfe rfll JM

the ktelKst one in th worW the stal-heht of it beIng 317 eetTber8iti-

Mr and heavy anowke caused a tideUt tb Kentucky river sad the J D

DuPes Lumber 1ItHighBridge hasJMcti work They now hI ever al-ttho41 bfMWIa sh

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As was predicted in these columnsIgrewtosounded four bells Saturday the bal-lots

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flew thick and fast The Climax isproudof the fact that the contestantare all thoroughly satisfied with theconduct of the contest and not a com-plaint

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was made by anyone from startlo finish

>VlJilfr every inch of ground was goneover by the hustling young ladies yetthe battle royal came Saturday Bright

youngIstuiesfriends were working like Trojans togot votes After dinner the ballotspoured into the big box and it was whatrace horse men would call an eyelashfinish Promptly at four oclock thebox was taken to the directors room inthe State Bank and Trust Cos buildingand the count commenced It wasfound that Miss Sallie B Parrish hadreceived 488600 votes and will get thehandsome tOO piano

The Climax is deeply grateful to theyoung ladies for their work and partici ¬

pation in the contest Their ladylikeconduct throughout and the fact thatthere was not the slightest jar or mis-understanding from start to finish wonfor them the admiration of our peopleWe are also very thankful to MessrsTarley and Burnam for the great taskof counting the vote

By this contest Tho Climax has in-

creased¬

its circulation far beyond ourfondest expectation and by the wayive would bo pleased if our advertisersir anyone desiring to know would dror-n and look at our mailing lists Welow have the largest circulation of anyaper ever published in Richmond andve are positive the largest of any news¬

paper published in central Kentuckyvith the exception of Lexington-

As stated above the contest was fc

omplet success and wo thank all concerned for tho great interest manifested

OFFICIAL COUST-

Wo tho undersigned committee countid the votes cast in the Climax Plantontest and report as follows

Miss Sallie B Parrish4S800M-iss Zculah Olliver26140M-iss Anne Bcnnctte Cohen 50C

Total votes castnn 750500R E TUIUET

CommitteeSAMPBunsuif

Lucky Mr Waltonx

Many of his brother editors are thinkng of making a visit to Editor Waltonit Stanford Last week a friend madelim n present of a 75pound hog

Azbill CapturedBert Azbill who escaped from tht

ocal officers last week was captured irWinchester by Sheriff Dave McCord andeturned to this city Azbill had beenmed for practing dentistry without F

icenseSettleGets New Trial

G AV Settle who was given a sen¬

tence of ten years in the penitentiary bvwho Madison Circuit Court on tho chargeit detaining a woman against tier willlas been given a new trial by the Courtif Appeals The higher court says hitrial should have been continued by

eason of absent witnesses

5165000 For Kentucky RiverThe Riyers and Harbors Committee

lecided Wednesday to place in its reort to Congress the allowance of 8105WO for the purpose of finishing the workjn the two locks and dams in Kentuckriver This insures tile allowance andvill be hailed with delight by peopleliving along the headwaters of tho Kenucky

A Great OversightYesterday was ground hog day but

Cor some unaccountable reason the postjfflce failed to close The office closeuOn account of holiday almost everyjther week and its a shame that thepeople can not be deprived of mail service on groundhog day Some wisiJongrcssman should introduce a bill tcJeclaro this a legal holiday as tho busiless world is bothered with holidaysscarcely enough

Very Reasonable HereWhile such a hullabaloo is being

mised over the country about the highprice of meat yet tho Richmond deal ¬

ers are exceedingly moderate in Jheiijhargcs and we really see no reason foi

i howl to go up here Its true thatprices have advanced but not so muchw as on other necessities The only advance made by the home shops is thatforced by higher prices they have to payor stock They get no larger profitwhatever

Are Passing AwayThe dollar in tho United States

laspracti all gone out of circulationind now it is rumored that the silverlollar is likely to follow It at least ttsome extent into its innocuous desueude The reason for this seems to belimply that the government has ceasedits practice of paying the expressago on

shipments of silver dollars Banksherofore prefer the currency which isnuch lighter antI in many sections of

ho country in greater demand at theirwindows Winchester Democrat

Advertise-A newspaper with 1000 subscribers

Sas 5000 readers A merchant who putsout iToOO hand bills possibly gets 400

people to read them that is if the boywho distributes them does not chuckthonVunder the sidewalk The hand ¬

bills cost as much as a column adver ¬

tisement in tho homo paper All thewomenfind girls most of the men andadI ¬

who uses the pap has 5000 or more-

readeratocach 1000 of handbill dersiThere is no estimating the amount ofbusiness that advertising brings to amerchant but tho right kind of news-

paper

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advertising alwaysbriflgs result

Card of ThanksI take this method of extending my

thanks to the Wfl4 friends who assistedmesenoWyia TheCliMax pfcwo con ¬

test and to y that while LhIaiotwInyet I arnjutasgrtefuhaa though Ihadbeen saeceesful The eeiRest was con¬

ducted so fairly sad wivwrly hat it wasIndeed a pleasure te Htki ir ad I awvery thankful to the magatikieBt forthe way in which tHey theInterests taU TXaakta every onewbe Mcieted ma M a y wf yy

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ShelbYVUlejReeordadthe county unit bill If that advice Isifollowed the next Gorenter of Kentuckyis as sure to be a RejntbUe n as a nickelfc for a ginger cake

Big Crowd ComingA big crown is looked for next Hon ¬

day county court day The weatherhas been so disagreeable during the pastMonth or so few jpbple have venturedout and indIcati6nspoint to a tremen ¬

dow crowd in town 1II014a y I

Unveiling of MonumentThe mounment erected to the memo-

ry of the late Gov Wm Goebel will beunveiled at Frankfort next Thursdaytho 3rd The occasion will be one ofmuch interest Many of our citizenswill attend

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Cooper Retains C ledO hipWashington dispatches state that

there will be no change of Collector 01

JudgeCooperreported that lion Lewis Walker willnot gt the District Attorneyship whichwill be bad news to his many friendswho know his ability and worthiness

Lancaster Record SoldIMr F S Hughes has sold the Lan ¬

caster Record to Mr Green Clay Walkerwho took charge of same Monday MrWalker is a son of the late Judge WmWalker wellremembered by Richmonpeople and is a young man of great3nergy and ability Tho Climax welcomes him to the fold and wishes unbounded success

Meets All RequirementsThe State Board of Education Iw

notified the county superintendent antthe County Board of Education foHadison county that the High SchooOopartmcntof the Richmond city schoolmeets all the requirements for a firstclass High School This is a high com-

pliment but The Climax can say that iis richly deserved

Highly ComplementedAt the annual celebration by the Cal

edonian Society in Lexington lasveek Rov Hugh McLellan of this cityvas one of the speakers The Lexingon papers made very complimentaryloticesof his address Mr McLellanvho is one of the ablest ministers in thitate has also won fame as a speaker atocial gatherings aud if ho accepted alhe invitations extended he would becpt busy

A Big SaleThe old reliable firm of Covington

Banks takes a page ad in this issue of TheClimax to announce theirbigsale whichis to begin next Saturday and last foiilfteen days These gentlemen havtbeen in business in Richmond longmough for our people to know them antet familiar with their honest straight

forward methods and that the sale wilrove a great success is a foregone conclusion If you want some big bargainead the big ad in this issue

An ErrorBy confusion of figures The Climax

made an error in last issue when it statedhat our Representative Mr Herringon bad asked for greater appropriation

ibr other localities than for the localormal school What ho wants ancvhat the Legislature should allow is anidditional 10000 to that already appropriated for operating expenses of theschool The Climax is glad that its at ¬

ention was called to the error as wo dttot want to create the erroneous imression that Mr Herrington is neglect ¬

ing so important a matter

Still They ComeNotwithstanding the fact that the

egular opening of the Normal Schootook place more than a week ago yethere many students coming in Every

train brings moro and it is now believedhat the enrollment will far exceed thejxpcctations of everyone connected withthe School By the splendid manner inffhich the students are received all arcoon comfortably housed and haveoucklcd down to hard work As stated-n last issue indications point to asplenlid years work arid great good is ex¬

pected

Did You Know ThisWere you aware of tho fact that you

can enter a Pullman sleeper at five

oclock p m right here in Richmondsad be in Chicago the next morning forjroakfast This is a fact but is notgenerally known The L N alsojets a sleeper from Chicago every morn-

ing passing through Richmond at 1120

im Somotlmeathe Chicago train islate but tho L N waits for it inCincinnati hence the Richmond trainis sometime late Richmond has thejest through service to all prominentities for which she is duly thankful to

tho L N management

Installation ServicesDr D H Scanlan was duly installed

w pastor of the First Presbyterianhurch Sunday morning Dr Gray Mc

Alister ot Louisville delivered an ex-

cellent¬

sermon The pastor was chargeay Rev J E Ballou of Middlesborowhile the charge to congregation wasdelivered by tIle Rev J V Logan ofSomerset A most enjoyable feature of

the services was the special music ren ¬

dered by Mrs Harry Hangerand RevMrLogan Dr Scanlon althoiigh he hasbeen hero but a short time tins becomeIvery popular with our people asplendid man and is doing good workin his churcli

A Slick SwindleA Kansas City firm is selling a prepar ¬

ation that is possible to add 100 per centof water Jo butter and still make suchgood butter that only experts can tellthat it is watered stock A pound ofreal butter a pound of ordinary waterand ten drops ot this emulsion churnedtogether make two pounds of butterThe emulsion appears something likeglue It is rather thick but transparent

It is harmless and has no deleterouseffect as far as has been discovered by thechemical exports of the health boardexcept to add to the weight of the bu-

tt¬

r Four ounces of tho emulsion isworth 30 to 35 cents A pwHui of waterpurchased from a distilling plantmight cost two wills The housewife who has all sorts of trouble making

Lr allowance go a week could invest aIhU dollar in a crockery churn put 10

her pound of bter1I1M1In of waterand ten drops < this wukfoa and prodoc 1I7 centwea4tot butter Any

wowan with a chum art the wwlsion cancut her butter J1kin twoi Anyone

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What Will You Doc

Great Opportunities For Rich ¬

mond Will She GetBusy and Grasp Them

If there was ever a time in the historyof any town for its people to wake upand get busy that time for Richmond isright now By getting together andshowing the outside word that wo are onthe map certain results can be acquiredwhereby the business interests can boadvanced ton fold However if We lagalong in a sleepy dontcaro manner

gumIImeringThe Climax has it from unquestioned

authority that the L and N people arenow planning for important changes onits system in Kentucky when the littlegap between Versailles and Frankfort iscompleted The plan is to run allthrough trains from Louisville to theSouth via the L and A into Richmondhere to connect with the Cincinnatitrain for same points This of coursemeans that trains on tho other brancheswill be run in such mannet as to connecthere Richmond is to be made the im¬

portant connecting point consequently1 union depot many new offices andtracks constructed

Now H is easy for those familiar withhe situation to see that Richmond is-

is the logical point for the railroad di ¬

vision and shops aid in fact we hoyoit straight that the company is consid¬

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ring this point Having had experiencein promoting railroad accommodationstad projects the writer is confident thatill this wfll not come to our town unlessho people manifest some interest in thenatter If our people will only wake up0 the importance of this and displayhe proper interest by assisting in theflutter wo are in a position to knowthat the shops and division Avill bo lonoted right hero which meins tho omjloyment of a vast army of men at big3Ypeople who will spend every cent

jf the money right Into in RichmondVhat should be dono is some ono take

Jhe lead form an organization and sesuro options on the required amount ofland at reasonable prices for the com

>any In this way tho railroad peoplevould be shown that Richmond wouldappreciate the matter and are willing tolo their part by the company Wo dotot mean to buy and donate land butlee that it can be had at reasonable

figuresThiswill givo three direct lines to the

hio river and two into the richest porion of the mountains What bettcipportunities could a town desireThat we say is not dope from somejverenthusiastic persons but comes diect from a source that can not be ques ¬

ioned and The Climax warns the peejlo of Richmond to be up and doing andjncourage the railroad company in comingour way Such chances como oncen a life time and we believe that Richnonds progressive people will take ujho matter right away Now who wilome to the front and show his publicpiritedness in this case by forming

iomo kind of organization to push thenatter

Important Meeting of LadiesThe ladies of the Associated Charities

ire requested to meet with Mrs LucyLackey Moorcs Thursday afternoon al230 Very important matters are to btAttended to and it is earnestly desiredhat all should be there

Wreckon K CStanford Journal The K C due

here at 9 p m did not arrive Saturdaylight but came flying in at 11 oclock3nnday morning The engine over-

turned in a tunnel near Lowell and theengineer and mail clerk were slightlyhurt The engine and baggage car werebadly wrecked

Use GoodJudgementA Nicholas county man has just been

lined 75 for shooting at an automobilePeople shoulo remember that the mach-

ines

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have just as much right to the high-ways

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as any other vehicle antI whilethe operators should be careful in hand ¬

ing them yet the man with the horsemust do so too Wo are glad to note thathorses are becoming used to the machinesmd if the people would quit going intofits there would be little or no trouble

Stanford Journal SoldThe Stanford Interior Journal has

been sold by Its owner and editor MrE C Walton to Mr Shelton Saufleynow on a Frankfort paper Mr Saufley

took charge of the paper Monday butMr Walton will conduct tho plant untilits new owner winds up his business atFrankfort It is with deepest regretthat we see Bro Walton retire from thetripod and trust that his broken healthwill soon permit his returning to theranks Ho is one of the best newspapermen in the State and a fine gentleman

Come InThe Climax would be very glad if its

friends and patrons would drop into theoffice and see our now equipment andthe amount of work we are turning outIts unquestionably the busiest place Intown but wo arc always glad for ourfriends to drop inand see us Few pee ¬

pIe have ever watched the process Of

printing apd that j making a newspaper strange a it mojvseom and ifyou will only take a look at the vastamount of work going on youwill bevery much surprised A printing pfflco

is a place where every ODe tins certainduties to perform and when one is prop-erly regulated everything moves likeclockwork his a very interestingwork to the onlooker too Drop In andsee us i

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HeyRetalfatesVGet into the society columns of the

daily prCsSif you want to find some-thing which requires ellher no concep-tion at all or tho stoutest intellect tocontinue to pursue For instance Thebride Miss who was the blondebeauty of the season only needed astartipped wand to bemlstaken for a fairyprincessT She wore a green satin gownveiled in green chiffon relieved withtouches of gold Among her armful of

pink roses nestled her new pet poodlea tiny handful of white fluff wearing acravat of pale green ribbon He is verydevoted to hIs mistress and insisted uponcoming to the wedding

The country publishers find muchconsolation in su iridculousslnshafter being continually jtrotdcd by tliometropolitan press that they mkethemselves unsightly because they givespace tQ atemsi chronicling JohnSmiths visit to the home ot Sam Jonesdumtf the weekAV Adjaittltvg the nc

I cusatJoa of iaut city bfethrefi in all thoyears wi have been in the newspaperbusiness terti htKRever been a tints

4 when they have ehrsaJefed that a worthtaw °

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tDeatbLio L Walker died

at her home in Lancaster Friday morn-Ing and was buried Sunday She was adaughter of the late Major Robt Kianaird Mr Walker is well known andwidely related in Richmond

Mrs N J Arnold age 81 one of thooldest and best known ladles in Madi ¬

son county after a lingering dlner> coa+

ta ted while on a visit last year inFldrlda died at the residence of her 1

daughter Mrs J P Simmons on Mon ¬

dayDeceased was the widow of the late

John Arnold and a sister of MessrsJ B Amos William and Dr Willisand Mrs Ed Cornelison Silo was thebeloved mother of Messrs1 W L T EJohn and Robert Arnold fMrs J PSim ¬

mons Mrs A Elkin of Louisville andMrs J S Johnson of LancasterAnother daughter Miss Alice a lovelyChristian character passed away someyears ago The death of Mrs Arnoldwas a great shock to her largo circle offriends many of whom gathered yester ¬

day to pay their tribute at her funeralat the Christian church followed by intermet in the Richmond Cemetery

Sudden and shocking was the deathof Mr Too Chchault on Monday morn ¬

ing He was seized with pneumonia onFriday and conjestion developed soquickly that almost boforohis own fam-ily

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realized it he was hopelessly illDeceased was about 32 years of age

son of Col C D Chenault of Lexing ¬

ton and the favorite grandson of the lateH B Dillingham He was widelyknown and his death produced profoundregret in circles where he was bestknown and loved lie leaves a youngwidow formerly Miss Bessie Spears sis-

ter¬

of Mesdames T T Covington R EoTurley and Ben Boggs of this countyandfour small children Henry aged 9Margaret Sarah 4and Joe Jronly18 months The funeral will be heldtoday at 10 a m with brief services atthe grave

Deceased was a brother of Mrs Jas SCrutcher of this city Mrs Keats SpeedMiss Florrie Chenault of New York

and Mrs Harrison Simrall Miss KitChenault of Lexington As a boy andyoung man Joo Chenault gave promiseof a life of activity usefulness andhonor for time smiled upon him a de-

voted¬

grandfather bestowed his love andmuch earthlY goods upon him andfriends wore not wanting to cheer himon the way A lovely wife as beautifulin spirit and devotion as in features andisulture illumined his life with her loveFour fond little ones came to bless hislife and inspire ambition in his breastBut just as his feet touched the thresh>ld of the larger life of mature manhood Deaths icy touch chilled hisheart and his eyes closed forever on thescenes that knew and loved his pressnce Farowell friend of our otherlays We shall meet but we shall missyou as we gaze upon your vacant chair

Cause For RejoicingMeat groceries coal and other articles

may continue to climb but thank ourstars the price of a ticket to the ballpark will remain the sam-

eMarried

BLAITTONGILBERT Tho marriage ofMissDaisy Gilbert and Mr Lindsay Blanon took place Thursday afternoonat the

home of her father on Speedwell pikeOwing to a recent death in the familythe wedding was a very quiet affaironly immediate relatives being presentThe ceremony was performed by RevC C Marshal of the Baptist churchImmediately after the marriage thecouple left for Cincinnati to spend a fewlays Upon their return they will maketheir home with his mother on theSummit The bride who is a daughterof Mr H P Gilbert is a beautifulyoung girl and numbers her friends andadmirers by the score She is very at-

tractive¬

and popular among a wide cir-

cle

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of friends Mr Blanton is a son ofthe late Ituthcrford Blanton and is avery popular anduccessful young manHe is manager of the Blanton coal yardsand has built up a splendid businessThe Climax wishes for tho happycouple a long life of success and happi-ness

New School Building to Go Up

The architect Mr Val Collins ofLouisville and his plans for the newejly schooll building were chosen Mon ¬

day and work will be begun jis feoonasweather permits There were two tiefore the Board of Education CommitteeMonday the unsuccessful one being MrSlamlor of Lexington whose planscalled for several thousand dollars largerexpenditure than Mr Collins Bothsubmitted excellent designs and themembers of the Board present MessrsA D Miller Z T Rico W E Blantonand Harvey Douglas spent several hoursexamining same and questioning thearchitects assisted by the SuperintendentProf T J Coates whose experienceand knowledge of the needs of theschools enabled him to analyze thepropostions and elucidate the intricateproblems tobe solved

Inhe evening the plans for the en¬

largement of the colored school buildingwere carefully examined by Prof Russell and some other leading colored citi ¬ I

zens In brief the plans call for additionstoboth school buildings sufficient to doaway with the present expenof renting extra buildings l sivesystemIand colored schools thewjllbe hereafter saved and children willnot be scattered about in unsuitablequarters owing to the present Inade-quate quarters

A more detailed description of theadditions will be made in The Climaxnext week

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rr Ialt Order Issued

DoepaameRtatWashJaPaitm VIic ba received in

ill tMl cMfieiji nail boxes with expee > mH II drivers MSile Stampsoe eepaent kas Or

4i < tfcit after Febrtwy lalnthe carrWwiiiitotfcereqHEKrftqda this andacSis Palrong shofa endow coins inaav lope wr jjlljeBa seofirely in a-

p4ef slt iein in alitholdtDgfteltllJe sb1 can beeasily and qulW takep IMfsI the boxesand carriers 4Ill eteliJiritw lift suchcoins and where apcompinfed iy mallfor dsipatch attach tfcei Tfciuiredstamp This Is the new Wvi st dontcussyour mail carrier If he f flJfJ takeup loose coins as heretofore TUfl objectof tfio ruling is plainto save tim0

Grand Fury Next WeekThe grand jury sits next week but in ¬

dications are that not much work willbe done for the good reason that thereis not much lawlessness to be lookedafter Older citizens tell us that Madi-son

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county was never so free from law-

lessness¬

and devilment as at present andit certainly affords The Climax muchpleasure to make this statement Inyears gone by the grand jury had itshands full at every term of court thesame conditions existing in most everycounty in this section however Butsince that time wonderful changes havecome over the people and it is seldomIndeed that we are called upon to writea notice of some lawless acL Peopleare growing better every day despitethe whine of some that the world isgrowing worse and there is no betterevidence of this fact than from the littlework the grand juries have to do

Cracker Jack Duck Story-An astonishing accident is reported to

have occurred at Des Moines Iowawhen Khadamathus a duck which hadtakcnprizes At the recent Iowa poultryshow expolded into several hundredpieces one of which struck Silas Per

ins in the eye destroying the sightThe cause of the explosion was the eat ¬

ing of yeast which was placed in a panjn the back porch The dish temptedhis duckshlp who was taking a Sundaymorning stroll Upon returning fromhurch Mr Perkins discovered his prizeluck in a somewhat loggy conditionran tale marks around the pan of yeastave him his clue lIe was about to

pick up the bird when the latter ex-

ploded¬

with a loud report and Mr Per¬

kins ran into the house holding bothnands over his eye A surgeon wacalled who found that the eyeball hadseen penetrated by a fragment of flyingluck and gave no hope of saving theDptic

Base Ball TalkA special from Paris says disputed

base ball games will be easy of settle-ment during the coming season accord ¬

ing to a note received by President WJ Ussery of the Blue Grass league fromsecretary Ferrell of the Board of arbi-tration

¬

of the National AssociationIAccording to the decision of the board

which is set forth at length by SecretaryFerrell a disputed or protested gamemust bo brought before the directors olthe league and from their decision ntippeal will be entertained by the Na ¬

tional BoardPresident Ussery said the rule will

greatly facilitate the disposition of prosted games doing away with the long

Jolay heretofore experienced in prosecuting an appeal to the higher body andwill have a tendency to prevent dissatis-faction and a loss of interest during therogrcss of the battle for pennant hon¬

ors

President Ussery is of the opinion thati higher class of umpires will be chosenthis year and with instructions to enforcetheir authority during the progress 01

games kicking and protesting on thepart of players will be reduced to the

minimumPresident

Ussery is in receipt of thecontract signed by Umpire WilliamSetley who will report for duty uponthe opening of the league season Thurs¬

Jay May 5 Setley is one of the bestumpires in the country and with SilkOLaughlin umpired the games at theclose of the 1009 season between theCuban and Detroit teams in a series oigames played in Cuba

Setley is now chief of the Pinkertonstair of detectives at the JacksonvilleFlorida race track The other two um-

pires¬

have been selected and their con ¬

tracts mailed to them There nameshowever will not be given out for publ-

ication until their contracts have beensigned and forwarded to PresidentUssery

President Ussery is quite a busy mannow in looking after the interests of theleague and is daily in receipt ota largebatch of mail Ho will issue a call with ¬

in the next ten days for a meeting of theleague directors to Jbo held in Parisin February for the d purpose olconsidering the 1910 schedule

Should Become LawLocal sportsmen are greatly interested

in the bill introduced in the Legislatureby Senator Thomas creating a StateGame Warden Under this law a depu ¬

ty would be appointed in each countyand the game laws rigidly enforcedShouldtho act become a law both resi ¬

dents and nonresidents of Kentucky willbe forced to get licenses to hunt in thisState The bill also makes provision ror

a State Game and Fish Warden whowill have a deputy in each county Thebill fixes heavy penalties for violations

I The advocates of a more stringent lawfor the protection of game and fish inKentucky declare that such a statuterigidly enforced is absolutely necessaryto prevent game from becoming extinct

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The Kentucky FederationTwo interesting meetings of the Ken¬

tucky Federation of Womens ClubsworeSe4in Frankfort Wednesday andThursday Reports were read from thechin n of committees and plans andarrangements mado for the meeting ofthe whole Federation in May Themeeting of the State Federation will beheld in Frankfort the twentyfifthtwentysixth and twentyseventh andwill be one of the most important andmemorable meetings the Federation hasever heW There will be an address ofwelcome by Governor Willson Afterthe response each of the expresidentsof the Federation will give tho specialfeature of her administration Thosecond evening will be given to the re-

port of the legislative work during thesession A reception will be given thethird evening at the New Capitol Gov ¬

ernor and Mrs Wilson Lieut Gov andMrs Cox and the State officials will boinvited to receive with the officers andchairman of the State Federation A

A Generous HusbandThey had gathering of club women

in the south section of the city the otherday says the Winchester Democrat jindnaturally the ever perplexing servantquestion and other domestic problemscame up for consideration One ladyremarked that she hind the most gener ¬

ous husband in the city and proved itby tIle following The other day Iworked and slaved over a redhot stovemaking some apple jelly It was tenlong hours of hard work and when I hadfinished I had eight glasses of prettygood jolly I put some of it on the tableand my husband praised it very highlyOf course it pleased me and I thoughtmyself well repaid for my hard work

A day or so after my husband went toice a sick friend and as he was leavingno said my wife made up some fineipplo jelly the other day and if you likeit I will send you over a glass Thotext day it was the same thing and nowthere is but ono glass of that jelly left ifho has not promised that to some onotoday After I had parboiled my faceuntil it was as red as a lobster antiburned my fingers making that jolly forour winters enioyment ho goes in antigives it to a couple of men whoso ownwives are too lazy to live and who areright now moro than likely telling ofthe shortcomings of my jelly to theirneighbors

We call for and deliver laundry workpromptly Satisfaction guaranteedNormal City Laundry lit

Interesting Old DocumentSquire A J Young of Baldwin

this county showed The Climax ono of Z

the funeral notices used at deatlr ofCol James DcJarnctl who died May 11

IS59 It begins by stating that thecommittee of arrangements for thefuneral honors to be paid to the lamentid Patriot Statesman Soldier and Citlen James DcJarnett having consultedvith the family have instructed timundersigned appointed to take chargejf the ceremonies and Marshal for theoccasion to publish the following Ordert Arrangement That the funeral of

tho late James DeJurnett be solemnizedjn tomorrow Sunday May 15th at IIoclock a m The religious services tobo performed by the Rev J C Caldwcllit the late residence of the deceasediccording to the usage of the ChristianChurch of which he was a memberFhebody to bo afterwards taken to thefamily burying ground accompanied byi Military Escort Masonic antI CivicProcession and there deposited in thecrave with Masonic ceremonies accord ¬

ing to the solemn forms and usage ofthat Ancient and Honorable order

The notice then gives tho order forthe procession which included thoSeventh Regiment Kentucky Militiaand names tho firing squad It goesjn to name judges exjudges momocrs and officers of the circuit and coun¬

ty courts members of the bar memberstad exmembers of the Legislaturetrustees of schools soldiers who served t-

in war of 1812 officers and men whoserved in Mexican war neighbors citi ¬

sons and strangers The pall bearerswere CoL John Guess Squire MillionEsq Capt Turner Barnes Col 0 31

Clay Capt John Newby A C TurnerEsq lion I Breck Capt JohnLawrence Gen John Tribble Col I

Irvine Sam Wherritt Esq Saml StoneEsq Mnj J II Berry and W L BigjerstalT acted as aids and assistantsThe notice is signcil bv John Millermarshal and is dated May W ISoO

Why Salves Fail To CureEczema

Scientist are now agreed that the ec ¬

zema germs are lobgcd not in tim outerskin or epidermis but in the inner skinHence a penetrating liquid is requirednot an outward salvo that clogs the pore

We recommend to all eczema patientsthe standard prescription Oil of Wintergreen as compounded in liquid formknown as D D D Prescription A trialbottle of this D D D Prescription atonly JO co its will instantly relieve theitch We have sold and recommendedthis remedy for years and know of won ¬

derful cures from its use We recom¬

mend it to our patrons Sold byStockton Son tf

With The New FirmMr Charlie Sharp who met with an

accident in a runaway last year losingthe sight of his eyes a short time agomade arrangement with B H Luxon

Bro whereby ho obtained a smallcommission on every load of coal hosold for this firm On the purchase ofMrLuxons business by BroaddusVaughn he mado the same arrangementwith them and takes this method ofnotifying the public that he is endeavor ¬

ing to make an honest living in thismanner and solicits your ordery Callon or telephone Xo C07 j19lf

Used the World overNo other article of human foodhas ever received suck enphatlc commendation forpurity aisefnlaess and wholesememes from the most

emiaeaf aathoritiese

aAINO POWDER IRoyal hs always received the hlflhest award when

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