Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). (Richmond, Ky...

The Richmond Climax

1 c CHBNAULTmPresldentAD MILLEB ManagerlOBT 8 CROWEmEdltorWEDNESDAY MAR 11 1903

FCBLUUXD XT CRY VTBDNK311AY BY

Tho Climax Printing CoIncorporat-

edDEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

HON J M BENTONOr Clark County

FOR COMMON HEALTHS ATTORNEY

lION B A CRUTCHER-Of Jesiamine County

FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

ROY C WHITE-

lnnounccmentsWe are authorized to announce F J PER

KINHof Baldwin a candidate for Jailer ofMadison county subject to the action of theDemocratic party

We are authorized to announce D CO lIQOS u a candidate for Jailer of MadisonCounty anbject to the action of the Demo ¬cratic party

IOn COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTUREWe are authorized to anncunce the name

of Mr T T HEDGER of Scott county aa scandidate for Commissioner of Agricultureniihlect to the action of the Democratic partyPrimary May 9 1903

IT is well to remind allvoters before a primary thatthe first essential to successof a party is entire harmonywithin the party itself Re-member

¬

the old story of thebundle of sticksas long astle bundle remained intact itcould not be broken but wasdestroyed immediately uponits disseverance We mutual ¬ly agree to submit the selec ¬tion of candidates toa primaryBafore said election we are allto do all we can in behalf of ourfavorites But when the seelection is made then the choiceof the party becomes ourchoice The inclination to getsour because we did not getwhat we wanted is puerile and-i unworthy a true partymanLet us go into the primary inthe best of spirit and comeoutof it in the same spirit Weare not looking for disaffec ¬tion as the outcome of thecoming election but thisword is for the help of anyindividuals who may feelaggrieved over theconsequen

cesTHElast conspicuous ape

pearance of Senator Vest inthe councils of the countrywas when in spite of pain anddisease he made in the inter ¬est of the masses of the peoplesin eloquent and effectiveplea for repeal of the coaltaxes If he had done noth-ing

¬

else for the cause of Dem ¬ocracy in his brilliant careerthis alone would be enough tolink his name with that of theother great Missouri Democrat and statesman ThomasII Benton His public career-i closed but he has left anexample of true Democracyin the Senate which will notbe lost upon those who followmLexingtonDemocrat

Fifteen of the 357 membersof the lower branch of the re ¬cent 57th Congress died dur ¬ing their twoyear termWhether this extraordinarymortality rate was caused byoverwork or underpay is oneof the many things that nofellow can find out Times

LI CiFiBrowerCoLEXINGTON KY

Spring SpecialtiesIn

Artistic-

Wall PaperEffective and expensiveare these charming newpapers They fill everyrequirement of style andservice

New Colors in PlainPapers

New MouldingsBest Workmen-

Let us make an estimateof on your work

C1F1BrowerCoMAIN AND BROADWAf

LEXINGTON ICY-stir

< r

I J

IN an opinion delivered lastweek in a suit of Lockhardagainst the Asher LumberCompany United StatesJudge Cochran declared to bevoid all patents on Kentuckylands which include more thantwo hundred acres The de ¬cision is of much importanceThe patent declared void wasfor 40000 acres of land inHarlan county This lookslike it opens the way for end ¬less litigation

Work will this week be be ¬gun on the new ConnecticutUncle Sams biggest battle ¬ship All the work will bedone by the government andthe results will be watchedwith unusual interest as sincethe days of the old woodenwar vessels the work has beendone by private contract

DURING the two sessions ofthe Fiftyseventh Congress18420 bills andresolutionswere introduced in the Houseand 3430 of these were actedon

VALLEY VIEW

From the ArgentWin Wilson was quito sick tho past

weekWJ Roberts of Frankfort was here

this weekRev Saunders will fill his appoint ¬

ment at Siloam Methodist church sec ¬ond Sunday

The big tide in the river tho pastweek brought down several thousandmore logs for the sawmills at this place

Mr Elza Perkins contemplates go-ing west in the early spring providedbe disposes of his farm near Baldwin

Ernest Xorthcult of Nicholasvillehas accepted a position as salesman intIll Kentucky River Poplar Cod store

Mr and Mrs B K Jeffries ol Chicjro were here the past week MrJell iue id one of the proprietors of theKentucky River Poplar Co sawmillplant at this place

There are several raftuien in townaud a great many more aro expectedon the receding tide Parties fromLouisville Frankfort and other downtheriver points aro here to buy raftedtimberThe

few cases of smallpox which gaveour people a scare several weeks agoand which were promptly quarantinedthe time are all well and the quaran-tine

¬

has been raised There was neverany danger of coming in contact withthe disease aud no one need fear corning to our tovi on account of smallpox

Democratic Committee9

The Democratic CountyCommittee is called to meetSaturday March 21 to makearrangements for holding theprimary in Madison countyIt is hoped if possible thatthe primary may be held with ¬out cost

NEWBYMiss Mabel Tudor has gone to Som

erset where she will attend schoolMrs James Prather and daughters

Misses Bessie and Eunice of Edemonvisited her daughter Mrs ElvadaTudor from Friday until Monday

Miss Rose Ballard of Kingston andMiss Lucy Williams of Ruthton vis-ited

¬

Miss Sallie Whittaker last weekMiss Belle Holman entertained a

few friends at her home WednesdaynightMiss

Elmer Million is teaching aprivate school at her home near thisplaceMrs

Minnie Runyon began So selectschool at her home recently

Mrs Elizabeth Heathman is on thesick list

Mr and Mrs Elvada Tudor anddaughter Miss Gertrude went to townTuesday to see Mrs Tudors brotherswho were leaving for the far west

Miss Belle Holman has as her guestMiss Myrtle Williams

Miss Maggie West has entered theSecrest Normal School at Kirksville

The little daughter of Mr and MrsClinten GriggR is yery sick with fever

Miss Beulah Million has returnedfrom a moat delightful visit to relativesin Richmond

KIRKS VILLERev C B Ratchford is on the sick

listMrsD ii Willis has returned from a

months visit to her daughters in NorthCarolina and Texas much improved inhealth She was accompanied home byher soninlaw A B McMurray MrMcMurray left for home in North Callolina Thursday He made a flying vlsito Stanford on his way home

Mrs Joe Simmons is quite ill ofpneumonia at this writing

Miss Christine Bradley was the cen-ter

¬

of attraction at Shepherds hall Fri¬day night when she took a prominentpart in The Last Loaf

1Miss Belle Burnslde Kirksvlilesmusic teacher was at Shep ¬

herds hall Friday nightMiss Bathe Ross entered the Secrett

Normal College Monday lastW P Prewitt our clever suction

eer is quite sick and confined to hisroom with lagrippe

The greatest attraction of the seasonwas the delightful play The LastLoaf given by Lancaster people atShepherds hall Friday night Thecrowd was good in spite of the badweather and it was pronounced thebest play given here this season

The few pretty days put the farmersIn the notion of gardening tint therain has ruined the prospects for thepresentLookout

for the Lancaster troupeagain They were EO well pleased withour magnScent baland the audienceLoafthatthem repeat the performance

Hews thisWe offer One Hundred Dollars Re-

ward for any case of Catarrh that can ¬not bp cured by Halls Catarrh Cure

F J CHENEY CO Toledo O-We the undersigned have known F

J Cheney for the last IB yeais andallbuidmadebylgjli8tsToledoOhioHalls inter¬nally acting directly upon the blood

vstemTestinonialsbottte Sold by aU DfBjwwtg

RllhmilyPilI re tfa feJt 1mft

HADISOITS RESOURCES

Capital it Last Attracted to the Wealth ofWaco Fields

The great and historic county ofMadleoQ is certainly destined to be theland of unbounded possibilities In theeastern end of the county embracingthe entire north end of Waco votingprecinct and extending between Mud ¬dy and Drowning creeks is n wellde ¬fined geological medley including aninexhaustible deposits of various claysochres red yellow and brown and allkinds of sienna earth barites and whatis deemed to be phosphate rock and ifthe alleged shale is genuine we cansupply tilt United States in Portlandcement Great slabs of iron ore are onthe surface as large as barn doorschunks of lead have been picked up 95per cent pure lead Alleged fluor sparexists in abundance Some of the veinsof clay are forty teet thick and veinsof white glass sand 100 per cent puresilica ro thick that it can be minedwith the steam shovel if systematicallyworked Old salt wells mineral springsfaults anticlines gas and oil aboundThere must have been a great upheavalhere in the past N

Salt was manufactured hero in thefirst part of the nineteenth centuryStoneware and pottery have been man-ufactured

¬

since 181520 and the claycan hardly be missed It is a plainbusiness proposition that there isenough of this clay and sand alone insight if properly developed to vastlyincrease the wealth of this countyMadison countys capital should be in¬vested in developing home resourcesfrom which there can he no doubt as tothe returns

Two or three different clays have re-cently

¬

been assayed by experts andpronounced to be worth 20 per ton inthe ground This is undoubtedly theenchanted garden where two feet be¬low a hill of watermelons the poorhuckster finds another farm worthfrom 3000 to 5000 per acre Fromtime to time in the past some enterprising citizens realizing the value ofthese vast deposits have attempted todevelop this valuable territory butafter a trial would give up in despairbecause they mot with no encourage-ment

¬

from the landownersThe last company formed to develop

this territory Had fair prospects of suc ¬cess but owing to dissensions causedby the location of a railroad then beingbuilt from Richmond to Irvine it aban-doned the project except C L Searcywho had so much faith in the future ofthis section that he erected a draintileand brick factory on the railroad andmanufactured a superior draintile andbrick He readily sold all that hocould make Two years since he beganin conjunction with J E Donaldson tomanufacture the Donaldson patent clayshingle or tileroofing which hasproveda greater success They havecovered a great many flno residencesclurcbee etc in the cities and cannotbegin to fill their orders now Theseshingles turn a beautiful red from oneclay and white from another-

It is only a matter of a short timewhen this tile roof will be universallyused It is about as cheap as any roofand will last forever requiring no paintor repairs This industry alone wouldJustify the erection of a halfmilliondollar plant In this county and behighly profitable to the company

The tile and shingle plant of MrSearcys attracted the attention of ourneighbor city of Lexington and someoi her moet enterprising business mensome months since purchased theplant ond incorporated a large stockCompany Alter the purchase theywent quietly to work and practicallyown all the clay and oil land in thecounty by lease or purchase Theyhave land that has a vein of block clay10 to 40 it thick and very valuableThey own a large deposit of china clayor kaolin that will make pottery or anykind of queeusware or works of artThey have clay that will make sewsrpipe pressed brick vitrified brick infact everything that can be made ofclay Clay is more readily convertedinto value than any of natures prod ¬ucts

Tho thickness of the vein of whiteglass sand has never been found owingto the water rising but when properlydrained this sand can be mined withease and glass works will probably belocated here Tho company owns therightofway for a railroad from thepresent plant to the Kentucky riverand lies the choice of two routes It istho intention to build this road rightaway A large plant for manufacturjug vitrified and pressed brick will beerected this season and plans are nowunder way for a sewer pipe and potteryfactory on the line of the proposed rail ¬road

In addition to the massive and val ¬uable deposit of clays sands ochresumber sienna oxide of iron and whatis deemed by experts to be ricn depositsof phosphate rock asphalt fluorsparbarites cementrock lime lead andzinc all of which are so to speak inplain view the company owns anticontrols as good oil prospects as can befound in the State Muddy creek froma point near J F Wagers land northto and including O W Hisles farmthence to the mouth of Drowning creekbounds what is known as prowen ter-ritory

¬

Every oil map in the countryfor years has Muddy creek marked asan oil territory Seven or eight wellhave ben drilled here and oil wasstruck every time Oil has been run ¬thug out of the ground in twenty ormore places for years It bubbles upin the streams and the rocks are satu ¬rated with it The company recentlybegan to drill on Jesse Cobbs farmand as soon as the weather opens theentire territory will be covered

Every dollar realized from the saleof stock is to be used in developingthis valable property No officer ofthe company receives any salary Par ¬ties desiring to find out the status andprospects of the company with a viewto investing can write cr visit lionCharles Kerr Lexington Ky thesecretary of the company This coin¬pany hopes to add thousands of dollars

countybyerectlngploymeatto many men as well ns inaK

j inh good money for all the stock holders

We always vish any enterprisingcitizens success and believe this com ¬apl1knowriver within a few years enormousmanufactures would result We dontsee anything to keep our Kentuckiansback wh in they go at anything in abusiness way

Working OvertimeEightl1ourhtwa are ignored by thoseNewLifenight and day curing indigestion bill

oneness constipation sick headacheand all stomach liver and bowel troub¬

25oles

at

nlyljHJog

++++t+++ t-tlo SPECIAL+ ++ ++++++++ +++++ +

Hives are a terriblo torment to thelittle folks and to some older onesEasily cured Doans Oiutmept neverfalls Instant relief permanent cureAt an v drut store 50u lin

D B Shaekelford < Co have contracted with the Miller R F Co forthe sale of their Ranges in Madisoncounty tf

A dose in time saves lives DrWoods Norway Eine Syrup naturesremedy for coughs colds pulmonary fiisenses of every sort 1m

IEstrar

A black hog weight 300 penn is cameto my house ono month ago Ownercan have same by proving and payingcharges E H Wagers

Panola KyNow Oil Company

The OwsleyClay Oil Company ofMadison county organized in the de ¬partment of the Secretary of State Mon¬thy It has a capital stock of 25000and Rev II G Turner Messrs B RBurnam II C II Covington A DMcKinney of this city and Rev P 0Eversole ot Perryville are the incor-porators

BEREA

From the Citizen-J F Hawkins is enlarging his gro ¬

cery building on Depot streetProf J W Dinsmore was recently

elected a director of the Berea Bank-ing

¬

Co

Rev Wills of Clark county filledtho pulpit at the Baptist church ofBerea morning and evening Sunday-

T H Horton Chestnut street is outagain after being confined to the housefor two weeks with throat trouble

The term just closed registered thehigh water mark both in attendanceand in quality acd amount of work acc-omplished The registration reached830 for the term or 50 more than anypreceeding term im the history of thecollegeA

department social was heldTuesday night at the Parish HouseBesides the usual social enjoyments afirstclass literary program was ren¬dered which showed that tho normaldepartment does not want for literaryability

A bold attempt at robbery was madeTuesday night when thieves crushedin the front window of Preston Cosgrocery in order to affect an entranceinto the store Lewis Johnson wholives in the rear of the store hoard thenoise surmised whit was the troubleand decided to make somebody hardto catch As he came to the front ofthestore the thieves took to their heelsbut managed to get away withsomecanned fruit syrup and a basket of ap-ples

¬

which had been placed in thewindow tor disp-

layoii11 S al

W R Logan Assignee of theKy Citizens B k L Assn Pit

againstB W Turner c Dfts

Notice of Sale in EquityBy virtue of a Judgment and Order of

Sale of the Madison Circuit Court ren-dered

¬

at the January Term thereof1003 in the above style cause the un ¬dersign ed will on

Thursday March 261903 between the hours of 11 oclock am and 12 oclock m at the CourtHouse door in Richmond Madisoncounty Kyproceed to expose to Pub-lic

¬

Sale to the highest and best bidderthe following described property viz

Onehalfof One Houseor the east half of a double brick housesituated on the north side of Main StIn Richmond Ky fronting oh MainStreet S7 feet six inches to line of KWalker thence running from Mainstrict with Walkers lino 300 feet toalley thence with alley in u wistarlycourse Ol feet G inches to corner of lotlormerly owned by N B Dcatheragothence with Deathurages line to Mainstreet the point of beginning

Or a sufficient quantity thereof toproduce the sum of1374 53 the amountot money so ordered to bemade andthe cost hereo-

frEaMSSale will be made on acredit of six and twelve months equal-ly

¬

The purchaser will bo required togive bond with approved security forthe payment of the purchase money tohave the force and effect of a Judg ¬ment bearing legal interest from day ofsale with a Lien reserved upon saidproperty until all the purchase moneyis paid

S E SCOTT M C M C C

Dmmi iDn rS al

JohnPMooree Pillsagainst

V P Baxter c DftsNotice of Sale in Equity

By virtue ofa Judgment and OrderofSale of the Madison Circuit Court ren-dered

¬

at the January Term thereof1003 in the above style cause the un ¬dersigned will on

Monday1April 6 03About the hour ol 1 oclock p m atthe Court House door in RichmondMadison county Ky being AprilCounty Court Day proceed to exposeto Public Srlc to the highest and bestbidder the following described pro-perty

vizAll

That Certain Lotor Parcel of Land situated in Rich ¬mond Madison county Ky at thocorner of B and Walnut streets the samebeing bounded onthp north by J WPrather on the south by Walnut streeton the east bylot of J H Iowellandon the west by B street and said lotbeing more fully described in DeedBook No 40 page 288 of the MadisonCounty Court Clerks office to whichreference Is hereby made Said lotfronts 50 feet and runs back of equalwidth 180 feet

Or a sufficient quantity < thereof toproduce the snmof 1295 43 the amountof money so ordered to be made andthe costs horeo-

frEBlJSSale will be made on aequally ¬give bonds with approved security formoneytoliavcment bearing lejrnl interest from day olsale YiUa Lien reserved upon said

neY1Is

ox Ois directed to the class pf Fresh and Cured Meatseirrid by the Main street butchers The mail or¬del business of this firm has growh to such propor ¬tions that we are now making a specialty of ourWholesale Department Our constant endeavor isto please our patrons and to do this we slaughteronly the best cattle sheep and hogs that can be pro ¬cured Our stock of Cured Meats is purchasedwith lie greatest care and has always given perfectsatisfaction We carry Vegetables Fishand Oysters ii seasons

We also wish to purchase your Hides TallowButter Eggs and other Produce and guarantee inevery instance to pay the highest prices the marketaffords Give us a trial and we will prove our sin-cerity

¬

to serve you promptlyand reliably

Douglas CultonWholesale and Retail Butchers Richmond KyI

It you love your wife buy her agas range I

Range is sold at U2 down and 1 permonth till paid for

Gas is cheaper than coalNo dirt no heat no smokeA gas range settles the cook problem-A gas arc lamr will Rive you 700

candle power light for 2 cts per hourWe will put thieVe lamps in on trial

satisfaction guaranteedRICHMOND WATER If LIGHT Co

A household necessity Dr ThomasElectric Oil heals hums cuts woundsof any sort cures sore throat croupcatarrh asthma never fails liri

We see that 1KB ShackelfordGos customers have made him putin a big stock of Millers Ranges Theytry to get what people will have tf

Military Land Warrants

500 paid persons telling who liesone whether I buy or not

R K Kelleyfeb ilirn Kansas City MoDr Hobson dentist next door

to Government building vtf RichmondfKy

L R Blanton has receiveda car load of Northern SeedOatsStops tho Ceush ann Works off tho

CcfdLaxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

cure a cold in one day No cure nopay Price 25 cent

PROF EDWARD L 1IIELPS M D LLD

Greatest of All Physicians

Eminent Discoverer of

PAINES CELERYCOMPOUND

Prof Edward E Phelps M D LL Dwas born in Connecticut and graduated atYale

Ills unusual talent soon brought him reputa-tion

¬

arid prominence First he was elected tothe professorship of anatomy and surgery inthe Vermont University Next he was ap-pointed

¬

lecturer in Dcrtmonth College Thefollowing year he was chosen to the mostimportant professorship in the country a

he occupid when he made hisworldfamed discovery of Paines Celery Com¬poundThis

infallible cure for those fearful ills thatresult from an impaired nervous system andimpure blood has endeared the great doctorto the world

= r flDIAMOND DYES

COLOR AXYTIUJTO ANY COLORDresses cloaks suits ribbons coatsfeathers stockingseverything wearableDiamond Dyes makoto look like newWe bare a special depatment of advice and willanswer ftpe any questions about dyeing Sendeample of gouda when

Direction book and 15 dyed samples freeDIAMOND DraB Burlington Vt

n A

Brands

TO CUES A COLD IN ONE DAYTake Laxative Bromo Quinine TabletsAll druggists refund the money liltfails to cure E W Groves signaturea on each box 25 cents

Meat dishes 10 cents each onehalf gallon buckets 5 cents eachcoffee 10 cent per pound

TEN CENT STORENext door to Government Bldg

I owe cry whole life toBlood Bitters scrofulous sores covered my body seemed beyond cureBUB has made me a perfectly wellwoman Mrs Hutton Berville Mich 1m

Corn Wanted

We wish to buy delivered at SilverCreek Ky several thousand barrelsof corn

BENNETT La Bno

S 1SFIRMHaving purchased the liverybusiness of Lyman ParrishI will continue the businessat the same stand and invitemy friends and the public tocall and see me when in needof anything in this line Willmake a specialty of

MovingPianosFurniture

Etcand guarantee to please mypatrons at all times

Elmer ParrishSucc-essor to Lyman Parrish

Cor Third k Irvine Phone 32KY

llmarSm

GRItND

C

FridaAND

SaturdayICiilgCole March 13 and 14

I

lISTON MILL COMerchant and Toll Mills FlourFeed and Shipstuff at the lowestprices + ++ + + + +

Eliston Patent Natural Product

Belle of Madison Muddy Creeke

French Burr Water MeaLYour Trade Solicited

I Elision Mill CompanyWACOt KY

CHOCTAW OKLAHOMA GULF RRCombines the Advantages of

Eastern ServiceWith the Opportunities of a

WEjSTERNCOUNTRYMemphIS OLittle Rock Hot Springs Indian

and Oklahoma Territories Texas Col ¬orado New Mexico Arizona Old

Hioxico and the Pacific CoastII

J RocKlsianH

System1

nr

Burdock

Charles

BunNAM

RICHMOND

WIDE VESTIBULED TRAINSIIIIrI FREE RECLIMINft CHAIBJ CAniA1U= 0 1

LUGILE PETTICOATSThis season we fell perfectly safe in declaring that never before have W

shown such an assortment of mercerized Sateen Petticoats as we now plac hfore your critICalview It is a much larger and stronger aggregation than hgeriNovelties tjilVfTIrbysame goods

kETYDURWNEYES1 BE THE JUDGE

I1 I 1

OWEN McKEECor Main and First RICHMOND KENTUCKY

IQo

LADIESMade of puler yarn spendid weight fleece tape drawn neck and tied in 11ilfront 25 cents each

Oneita glovefitting Union Suits 49 centsChildrens Misses and Boys Union Suits 25 and 49 centsInfants Vests and Wrappers 18 25 and 49 centsChildrens Casimere Hose in pink blue white and cardinal 25 cent

Call in and see our extensive line of staple and fancy goods

DR HOBSONFor Mayor of the City of

Richmondtor Rent

Our Store house bulB ft rwostorys and basement 203 Main ttreesRichmond Ky Very best location incity suitable for any kind of businesslately remodeled Call on or address

dec lA1f John G Taylor Son

OLD JOE WHISKY

Hand made Sour MashEvery drop guaran

4teed to be pure It isof old style manu ¬facture No-

BETTERcan be

for foundIposes You want the

best Furnished Strictly toFamily Trade

10 vear old in jugs SiOO per gallon10 bottles S3

5I IIjus 25010 4 I bottles 32 IIjltJs S210

Orders promptly filled

PropOltIlrcBraJ er

novlyr Anderson county Ky

UNIONSUITS

OWEN McKEE

R H Humphreys

Having bought HigginsEllis Grocery and am put¬ting in a fresh stockeveryday I cordially invite youto call t I

SR H HumphreysPHONE NO 31

A Few PactsI Spring is Almost Here

You will want new Dress Goods If you will give us a calwe will show you the prettiest line of

Shirt Waist GoodsIn white in black and in colors 10 Also a complete lineEtamines Crepes and soft wool goods for early spring weaA gorgeous assortment of Hamburgs Swisses and Laces iSilks until tnere is no end of Silks Give us a call

White < GibsonCorner Main and Second

Rice ArnoldHeadquarters for all the new styles in Shoes Hats and Mens

Furnishings Call and see our New Spring Goods