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u This IsTheTime i thinkI ¬ II An inspection of our stock will con vince you that we are headquarters for lovely Madras Our showing midsummer materials ¬ t t is superb We carry a full line of Novelties and you will make a mistake if yon dont visit our Drapery department Our stock includes everything to be found in an upto t date Dry Goods Store > OWEN McKEE DRY GOODS COMPANYY- OU ARE WELCOME TO OUR REST ROOM Corner 1st Main The Richmond Climax FUBUSflED fIERY WEMESDAI BY THE CLIMAX PRINTING CO Incorporated A D MILLER EDITOR Member l KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION and I h EIGHTH DISTRICT PUBtlStERS lEAGUE FBICE 100 ER- IN YEAR ADVANCE WEDNESDAY AUG 10 10K Democratic Ticket Fon CONGRESS lION HARVEY HELM Of Lincoln County AnnouncementsFOR We are authorized to announce ELMEF DEATIIERAGK a candidate for Sheriff of Madison county subject to the action of Democratic party FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce NORGAN TAYLOR n candidate for Jailcro1NndIon- county subject to the action of the Demo cratic party Very Important Tf you wish any copies of our Big Industrial Edition J to send to your friends or if you wish to increase the of copies you have rwnpmbers subscribed for please immediately as we only print the num ¬ ber actually sold and no extra ones Remember this edition will the finest ever published in Central Kentucky will be upon fine paper handsomely illustrated and contain about ione hundred and fifty hstori < cal business educational religious and biographical articles of great value and interest and will undoubted- ly ¬ picture Richmond and its many advantages in a manner never before attempted IN this issue of Tho Climax is pub ¬ lished in lull an excellent paper pro j pared by Judge J M Benton and read before the State Bar Association His subject The Court House Lobby is handled in a masterly manner and the article throughout is not only interest ¬ ing but of vital importance to all who believe in the punishment of crime and the release of the innocent Wo would exceedingly to have any one over ¬ look this splendid article which if ad- hered ¬ to will drive from our court rooms tho undesirable court house lobbyist vims is the season of tho year when r < typhoid fever is more prevalent than any other Too much caro can not be exorcised in waging an active campaign- to have all premises in this city put in a sanitary condition and every citizen should cooperato in such work So far L very few cases ire reported in this im fmediate vicinity but it behooves every ono us to see to the cleaning of our premises and koeping them in sanitary condition ftTnK announcement of former Sena- tor t James B MCreary that he will go after the Democratic nomination for Governor seems to the writer to lot all the other candidates out Tho man who was known as tho model gov¬ ernor will be known as such again IV P Walton in Lexington Herald A German professor has decided that tho various branches of the human raco descended from four different varieties Xfipes Wo cling to the opinion how n tjver that the follow who rocks the boat Isa greatgrandson of some baboon- S ITS ani illwind that blows no body good Gasoline fumes emitted by auto mobiles are said to be good to drive away mosquitos A Milwaukee Woman has been left 1100000 on condition that she marries StMfie reckless follow may bo Induced jte Gone her way THERK are two things that one can- ard logo shopping for even on hot dfs porch furniture and bathing suits Iris nothing but a sumsrer evwkwv for people to go somowhereraH imagine it kooofer thn at home As a matter of face it is gear Hy sUp- posed 1 tftlte warm this tiiofyar I TjMirorkl OUWt baiter ot with 011 tC el wtM BloJdntw wwni I M if jl tnh PdaN j c > cO 1 f- f11 < i < F + rf Galfeo I A woman in a hobble skirt has all the beauty and grace of a sausage ALL the time is fly time since avia ¬ tion has become a cra- zePERSONALS atFord I Miss Mary Terrill is visiting relatives in Winchester Lexingtonlast Mr and Mrs Jonas Rucker have been visiting in Lancaster Edwin Wines spent last week at Crab Orchard Springs Mr and Mrs It O Lackey are at Crab Orchard Springs Miss Lee Soper has returned from Hot I Springs Arkansas atCrab Miss Corolla Barnes is spending several weeks at Crab OrchardSprings Mrs John R Pates has returned from a visit to relatives in Midway JudgeGourloy Mrs F A Bryson of Irvine spent the day with relatives here last week Mrs Sam Gordon of Nicholasville is visiting Mr and Mrs B Duke Gor¬ don Miss TillieTribble has gone to Michi I gan to spend the remainder of the sum mer Mr and Mrs Louis B Herrington left last week for a Northern and Eastern tripMrs Albert McKay of Macon Ga was a guest last week of Miss Van Greenleaf Joe Prewitt Chenault has returned from Lancaster whore ho visited Mr J E Elmore Mr It M Harris and family of Nicholasville have been visiting friends at Panola Mrs Nettie Boltz of Little Rock Ark visited Mrs G F Bradley last Monday Boggslelt Springs Lancaster Record Mr Arthur Taylor of Madison visited his sister Mrs It- T Sanders Mr and Mrs T R McCann of Tutwiler ltvn Miss are visiting relatives Dr D H Scanlon is spending his vacation in the mountains of Virginia and West Virginia Miss Lottie Mao McRoberts of Lan ¬ caster was a guest last week of Mrs C H Vaught Miss Emma White and neice Miss Russell White are sojourning at Crab Orchard Springs daughterElizabeth friends in Paris PittsburgPenn Gertrude Rymell Little Miss Florence Burnam was at home Friday afternoon to a number oC- her friends and playmates Mrs Jennie Jones of Houston Texas is here for several weeks visit with her sister Mrs J C George Mrs Chas Collier of Middlesborn has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Burnsides Mrs Dean Logsdon of Hamilton Ohio is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Abiga Cur in the county Miss Laura Leo Combs of Pleasure ville visited her aunt Mrs S N Jolinslonc at Panola last week Mrs J Lackey and children and Mrs Carl Toddand children returning Satur ¬ day from a visit to relatives in Estill CyrusFox of his nephew Thos Fox Jr Tuesday Mr Chas Sharp has returned to Louisville after a visit to his father Mr D F Sharp and family at Panola Mrs J B Stouffer left last week for Montreat N C where sue went as a delegate to the Missionary Conference Mr J P Todd who has been in the employe of the Richmond Electric Power Co has gono to his home in PennsylvaniaMisses Jlupard Dora Croppoivand Mr L E Jacobs of Lexington are the guests of Mr and MrsW B Wells at Union City Hon 0 L Searcy and daughter Miss Elizabeth and Miss Kate Covington aro in Chicago attending the National Knights Templar Conclave Mr and Mrs A B Faris will move early in the fall from Glyndon avenue to Oak street to the house how occupied by Mr and Mrs John Arnold The Beattyvllle Social Club entertain cd with a dance at Torrent for Miss CaryRice A MScrivMl of Stetten Crap ic visiting his dniffcttr Mrs J Wfflfem Wagers on Third and Woodland nfce his son Harry 8crivHrt on N Seeoad streetMrs L G BR1aIJ ereettog a touri some home in the Baroawwoodf addition ad with her wHid sisters wJH move there as soea at same k oem pleted Ref 11Wu wife aNion Marvin of Mt have retunnd home slier a visit tollK al Me n XinwBy at waep Dr mi riL LMifl1eU tarn Mated IIul C9 Jfw sUial tre t IUl I i L L ass u n- u J tainlniUaloUwtagbssie nMtta Mu J A yen and baby of LoaUville Mm Mary BMiwUtlc ef Mt Surlfng Mid Mrs Minal Tyler of Atlanta Ga KiM Jan George hM rvinnied from a visit to Stonega Ya S4teaoo panied home by Mrs F D Gibson pf Appalohia and Mrs II P Young of Stoaega Va Miss Ellen Gibson Miller entertained with a beautiful lawn party Friday after noon Quite a number of her young friends were present aad a Sappy after ¬ noonwasspentbyiillDrCarlGrantofLoulsvhlle has leased the residence of T WL Vanmeter on Maple street and will takoxppssession at once Winchester Democrat Dr Grant married Miss Florrie Rayburn of this cityMrs M D Cofflold and Mrs C M Nelson of Birdville Ky have been visiting their mother Mrs J M Boon near Kingston Mrs Nelson left Mon- day ¬ for Lexington where she will visit her sister Yrs Emma Gibson Mr and Mrs John R Gibson and their guests Dr W A Young and wife loft Monday for a motor trip to Chicago go- Ing by Indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana They will return in two weeks by the way of Cincinnati Mr R J McKee and family have moved to the old Russell homo on West Main street which they have purchased Their handsome home on Woodland avenue has been bought by Mr Charley Terrill who is moving there Mrs Elmer Dcatherago is spending the week in Lexington with relatives and enjoying the fair She will return home Sunday accompanied by her daughter Mary Louise who has been making an extended visit in Ohio Mrs Jas F Oldham and daughter Mary of White Hall wore in Lexington Thursday and Friday enrouto to Petos ky Mich where they go to spend the remainder of the summer They were guests of Mrs W C Biggerstaff at 314 South Mill streotiLexington Herald Estill Herald Mrs W W Park of Kirksville is visiting Irvine relatives Little Hume and Wm Park wards of the Masonic Home who are spending their vacation with their grandparents Judge and Mrs W W Park at Kirks ¬ ville are now visiting Mr and Mrs B F Jacobs Miss Rebecca Barnes entertained at her home on the Barnes Mill Pike Saturday evening with a lawn party in honor of Mrs Kathleen Sims who is visiting her The yard was beautifully decorated with Japanese lanterns delightful refreshments wero served All present spent a very enjoyable eveningLexington Herald Dr and Mrs Rutherford Douglass and daughter Dru silL of Macon Ga are visiting the mother of Mrs Douglass Mrs Letcher who has taken a home in Lexington and with whom will be gathered this month her daughters who reside in separate states Dr Douzlass is the son of Revand Mrs Rutherford Douglass and iscounted one of the ablest and most eloquent of the preachers in the Southern Synod and under his ministration the First Presbyterian church at Macon has grown in membership and its congregation in power and influence Lexington Herald Mrs Samuel Ben ¬ nett entertained a house party of attrac ¬ tive children last week at their home on Woodland avenue for Mrs Bennetts son Master Dudley Bennett The party was a gay one and among the delightful amusements for them were parties to the Blue Grass Park theater parties to the Hippodrome and picture shows and many informal parties at home It was a very eventful week for the young people and all spent it most enjoyably The guests were Misses Isabel and Helen Bennett Eliso Smith Lucy Walker Curtis Bennett of Richmond and Frank Wilson of the county One of the most elaborate social func ¬ tions of recent years was the reception nightby their elegan suburban homo in honor of the members of their house party which includes the following guests Mr and Mrs R Hays Smith of San Francisco Mr Horace Kellogg of Geneva Switzerland Messrs Monroe and Nicholas Curtiss of Cleveland and Misses Mary Warfield and Fannie Cren shaw fof Richmond Va The Clay home is well adapted for entertaining and on this occasion was ablaze from roof to cellar The guests included over one hundred of Richmonds well known society people and those who engaged in the ever fascinating game of euchre numbered about eighty At the con ¬ clusion of the games an elaborate lunch- eon ¬ was served The ladies prize was won by Miss Marianne Collins the gen ¬ tlemans by Mr James Tribblo and the lone hand by Mrs Grady Kennedy of Covington Normal City Laundry tickets wanted by Mrs Maybello Nowsom Record Breaking Crowdat Crab Orchard Wo have been advised by the management of Crab Orchard Springs that there will be a fancy dross mask ball at the springs Thursday night Aug 11 and prizes will be given to the lady and gentleman wearing the most striking costume The decision will be made by secret ballot of tho audience There has been a record breaking crowd at the springs and as many as eighteen guests have been occupying four rooms owing to the inrush of guests There are fifty people or moro from this city guests at tho hotel and hundred and sixty are seated at the lone table three times a day tho din ¬ ing hall being kept open from morn ¬ ing until late evenings However this rush is diminishing and inquiring guests may secures accommodations at any time Address J B Willis Manager Crab Orchard Springs The contest closes Aug 27 had I will greatly appreciate your Normal City Laundry coupons if not pledged to others Mrs Ma belle Nowsom Whre Will The Tobacco Planters Be The men who are opposed to pooling burley tobacco ought to ask themselves whore they will be when the hopes of this pool disappear Every tobacco raiser will be at the mercy of one buyer and that buyer will be tho American Tobacco Company It must be manifest to tobacco raisers everywhere that their salvation dur ¬ ing the past five years has been in these pooling contracts For the first timo they have been able to bring the tobacco trust to terms II may be in ¬ deed we think it is true that this ad ¬ vantage has boon pushed somewhat too far that is that the price has been advanced to a point where the area of cultivation has been largely extended north of the Ohio ud west of thin Mississippi river- Nevertheless this enlarged area makes it all the wore necessary for the burley tobacco growers of Kentucky to stand together in their dealings with the trust and hot to be Deduced by theI fair but false pretenses of the agents of the trust in politics and in business It used tobe the boast of Kentuckians that they had a sense of fair play highly developed that ttwy pail their own i way that they bore tkeir own bur dM6 that they were able to take care ejt themselves They asked favprs TwaMM ThVfe tile baete ec Ifce tobswwpoof Ttwy M Mi seekiaf iftwe s Ink jiistko fwpt the trust Tkeyare exacting jwtto And y t there are scores iwd hundreds I of tobacco grower who we willing to Me UMM f m n in UMp make this igIIttK them witt the eootribute I thin my wty Jot 4fcb movement I Ta r1rardij III 4RWup nAutii- 1Il awavMul psi a- iiiilIii i You Mag Needlt I Ask your doctor abbut the wisdom of your keeping Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house ready for colds coughs croup bronchitis If he says its all right then get a bottle of it at once Why not show a little foresight in such matters Early treatment early cure lAlJ Vo publish our formulas Wo bnnUb alcohol E from our xnedielnei 70110I Many a boy is called dull and stupid latyI tor will tell you that an occasional dose greatdeal Med bvthllZ C Ayer Co Lowell 2H Weeki Of Rico Arnolds great sweep out- Sole Dont forget that it closes Satur- day night 1030 For Sale IThree nice building lots on Moberly Third and Fourth Sts Apply to E E McCann For Sale Two Oliver Typo writers also a lot of dental instruments Apply to Mrs V H Hobson Will nCt be Candidate for Jailer I told my friends when I was a candidate for jailer in the last primary elec- tion that I would not make tho race for jailer but once and I shall keep my word I will not bo a candidate for reelection But so many of my friends are requesting mo to become a candidate for sheriff that after further consideration of this question I may become a candidate for sheriff of Madi son County before the next democratic primary While I do not make this a public announcement for tho office at this early date but tho thoughtful consideration of every citizen toward my support if I shall decide to make the race will be most highly appreciat ed N B Jones 2x Ordinance Be it ordained by the Board of Coun- cil of the city of Richmond Ky that the following property owners bo and the same arc hereby ordered to construct and maintain concrete pavements curbing and guttering in front of their respective properties as hereinafter set- out and said pavements curbing am guttering shall be constructed as per specifications herein before adopted bj the Board of Council Mrs Sue Higgins and Robt N Terrill in front of their property respectively located on Second street Said pave mont shall be 5 foot wide and made on a grade furnished by Street Committee Said curb shall be 0 inches hick and shall extend from top of pavement to bottom uf gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and shall bo so connected to leakingTrustees in front of their property located on Second street and extending from intersection of Second street with tho driveway to said Institute to a point opposite the corner of Hancock lot Said pavement shall be 5 feet wide and on a grade fur nished by Street Committee Said curb shall be C inches thick and shall extend from top of pavement to bottom of gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and so joined to curb as to prevent leaking Mrs M P Jennings in front of her property on West Main street in Rich mond Ky running tho full length of same Said pavement shall be 5 feet byStreet be 0 inches thick aad extend from top ol pavement to bottom of gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and shall be so joined to curb as to prevent leak ¬ ingVincent Boring heirs Bourbon Cur- rent and Mrs Fannie Xelson in front ol their respectivo properties located on East Main street in Richmond Ky running the full length of same Said pavement shall be 5 feet wide and made on a grade furnished by the Street Com- mittee ¬ Said curb shall be G inches thick and shall extend from top of pavement to bottom of gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and shall be so leakingTrustees C Wallace W T Adams Miss Pauline Smith P n Shackelford Mrs D M Bright R C Stockton Mrs Elizabeth Miller Trustees Christian Church Par ¬ sonage J E Grecnleaf Mrs George ColbyTaylor Trustees Baptist Church on front of their respective properties located on Lancaster Avenue Said pavement shall be 6 feet wide and run tho full length of said premises Said curbing shall bo 0 inches thick and shall extend from top of pavement to bottom of gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and shall bo joined to curbing as to prevent leak ¬ ing Trustees of First Presbyterian church in front of their property on Main street running the full length of same Said pavement shall be six feet wide and made on grade of W W Pigg and CO Wallace Said curbing shall be G inches thick and shall extend from top of pave mont to bottom of gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and shall be so leakingMrs Heirs in front of their respective property on Second street running the full length of same Said pavement shall be six feet wido and shall be made on a trade furnished by Street Committee said curb shall be G inches thick atid shall extend from top of pavement to bottom of gutter Said gutter shall be 15 inches wide and shall be so joined to curb as to prevent leaking The above property owners and each of them are hereby ordered to construct and maintain concrete pavements curbing and guttering as herein above set- out and upon the failure or refusal of any of them to begin said work in a reasonable time after the passage and publication of this ordinance or as soon thereafter as the material can beob tamed and work performed then said City of Richmond will lot contract for such work and will enforco the lien against said property as provided by- law Passed Auust 4 1010 Approved August 4 1910 MayorAttcsC Ordinance Bo it ordained by the Board of Council of Richmond Ky that tho following property owners bo and are hereby or ered to construct and maintain concrete pavements running along side and extending the full length of their respective property on Orchard street J 11 toulfor Morris Kellar Wm II Walk- er Mrs WJ Collins Mr 8 J Ward ad Mrs E A Haager Said pavements shaH be 6 feet wMti and to be built on a Committee Passed June 2 1910 MayorA Removing Dead Animal Jt1ltMWihe tMdlttJe tho owners hereof to emoveaDydead animal with in the eky ithn2L hours rom tine of death And on his or here aiiure or refusal jo do jMme he or she bait be Hoed not km than Uor more c ki M jud eIth t hour thai said Lniia IS nut city shall cunt- japsaaL offis MsyorIfls1 I Tnir Base Ball Games at Richmond r August Jt and J2 Lexington August Sand i t Paris Games at 330 pm Admission 25c i Went Lost Pert Paris 51 tb 630 Lexington 41 40 500 Frankfort 41 40 LOG RICHMOND L 1 41 41 QO Winchester 39 42 480 Shelbyvillo 32 52 380 Base Ball Wednesday the Pioneers f journeyed to Winchester and defeated the Hust ¬ hers 5 to 1 The local boys secured eleven hits off Big Tony and tho Hust- lers ¬ landed ten safe bingles off of Knox but the hits off tho latter were well scattered and at no time wore the Pioneers in danger of defeat The Pioneers won a pretty and fast game from Lexington Thursday at Pioneer Park tho scoro being 0 to 3 Yallandiugham and Allison did the twirlingFriday our hoodoos the Sholbyvillo team defeated Richmond by the scoro of 2 to 1 and on Saturday administered a dose of whitewash 3 to 0 According to a decision of President Ussery of the Blue Grass League the game between Richmond and Winches- ter ¬ scheduled to have been played here- on July 4 is thrown out The gamo was forfeited by the umpire because Win chester team tailed to arrive on time the same being set for ten oclock and the Hustlers did not arrive until noon President Ussory decided that the Win ¬ chester team made every effort possible to reach thin grounds and that they failed only because of bad condition of the roads duo to severe rains which wore unforeseen the day before Space prevents us from using thin letter ox ¬ plaining the Presidents full reason for his decision but tho above explanation docs not seem to us to justify the throwing out of this game The Hustlers could have loft Winchester and made tho trip via Lexington and arrived hero in ample time for the game but instead of this they did not leave home until nine oclock or later and then selected a route that is dilli cult for automobiles under the most favorable circumstances By his decision in this matter wo fear President Ussery has set a dangerous precedent According to his ruling any team may hereafter make an attempt imaginary or otherwise to be on the grounds in time for scheduled games but if they are not the game may be thrown out mid played over on a date to be mutually agreed upon by the teams interested provided evidence showing ¬ that every human effort was made to reach the playing field on time Tho Lexington Herald has tho following ¬ to say concerning tho game played in that city Sunday A Lexington and Richmond battled bravely and desperately for over two hours yesterday but wonderful pitch- ing ¬ splendid infield work and diving catches in the outfield in fact the most spectacular t playing League Park has entertained this year could not break a tie that > hung relentlessly on after the third inning and Umpire Morton separated thin combatants at the end of tho thirteen unspccessful attempts of each side to batter the ramparts of the enemy Called off at the end of tho bakers dozen of rounds the eighteen tired warhorsos trotted off tho muddy field out of thin drizzling rain and the gathering darkness soon < hid the clialkmarks on thin Scoreboard showing that each team had made one memorablestruggle alwaysinspiring the Colts to do their utmost at League Park then the visit ors do about the same Usually Rich mond wins from Lexington at Rich ¬ mond arid loses over here but the game on tho Lexington grounds is in nearly every case a good one All that have been played in the past could have been good ones and yet be surpassed by the contest yesterday Lexington will cross bats with the Pioneers in this city Thursday and Fri ¬ day Aug 11 and 12 In a double header at Shelbyville Monday tho Pioneers won one game and lost one Creager pitched both games for Richmond losing the last one on ac ¬ count of errors of his team mates An Experts Opinion 01 Skin DIs eases A prominent national expert on skin diseases whoso name you are familiar with says that in all his scientific expe ¬ rience ho has never found so hard a dis case to conquer as Eczema Yet he does not hesitate to recommend Zemo as a most successful remedy for the treatment ¬ of Eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples blackheads and all other diseases of the skin and scalp He says that not only do its curative quali ¬ ties mako it popular but also the fact that it is clean liquid remedy for exter ¬ nal use A great improvement over the old style greasy salves and lotions which are not only unpleasant to use but do not destroy the germ life that causes the disease Zemo draws the germs to the surface and destroys them leaving the skin clear and healthy Can be used freely on infants Henry L Perry will gladly supply those who call with a free sample bottle of Zemo and a booklet which explains in simple language all about skin diseases and how to cure youhomo elf with Zemo tf Lumber For Sale Barn bills and all kinds rough lumber in oak poplar and pine Tobacco sticks Poplar laths Write J A STEVENS W T HICKS tf Richmond Ky Js T FERRIELL- Real Estate Agent Oldham Buildi- ngRkhmoricl Ky Notice To Contractors An Builders Notice is hereby given that the Madi son County Board of Education willon SATURDAY AUGUST 13 1910 receive scaled bids for the erection of two one room school buildings one to be erected in Edonton Subdistrict No 0 of Educational Division No5 and the other to be erected in Slick Rock Sud district No S of Educational Division No 5- Plans and specifications are in the hands of the County Superintendent ol Schools at his office in Richmond Ky where they may bo seen until 1 oclock Saturday August 13 at which time the contracts for the erection of the twi abovcd named houses will bo awarded to tho lowest and best responsible bidde or bidders A bond with good and approved sure for the performance of contracts will be required The County Board of Educa- tion reserves the right to reject any and all bids This 2nd day of August 1010 JO1UNOLAND Chairman of Madison County Board ol Education 2t NV WHITETh- e Old Reliable Dry Goods Man Late Summer Fabrics are now fil- ling ¬ our shelves also a complete showing of c School Dress- Materials IWe carry a full line of Novelties and our Lace and Hamburgs are unsurpassed Our cash system of doing business enables us to gIve our custom- ersEspecially Low Prices We are always glad to have you call and inspect our goods 1 N V WHITE Main Sfreet below first RICHMOND The States Industrial Show Window 7000 Entries Last Yer 150000 In Attendance SIX BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS THIS YEAR 3OOOO In Premiums HORSE SHOW AND HIPPO- DROME AT NIGHT EIGHTH ANNUAL 1- s l91i RibbIkiA r NATIILO AMD HZ5- F Attrutls Upl4t MSus EXIIIBITAUEPrnNISTn Wt WILl ra AMUUMEHT MtnUGTION PMNT low RAIUtOAO RATES Fs tihr w sjW uIIscts s LOUISVILLE1 II n H > BuyA I < 0 ex Standard Rotary Sewing TVI acti In ekri 37i 1 17 7aw7d t > c Cash or Easy Payments 1 3 1 LUMANANDHIGGINS 21 Furniture Carpets and Stoves Opposite Hotel Glyndon v Main 5tfdet Headquarters for Sewing Machines and 5uppliesall makes Notice Creditors All persons having claims against tho firm of Golden and Flora are re ¬ quested to file same properly proven as required by lay on or before Sept 1 1910 or same will be barred 4t C H Pigg Assignee For Sale Two No I Poland Chinaboars weight about 135 to 150 tf Roy C Whit- eMigthan F i1g ktittc THE HILL Next Session Opens Sept 13 10 FOR CATALOGS ADDRESS J B CASSIDAY RICHMOND KY Free Sample ForBabys Ills Something can and must be done for the puny crying baby for the child that refuses to eat and is rest ¬ less in its sleep And since the basis all health is the proper working Iof the digestive organs look first to andbowels A child should have two full and free Thist as with It comes a clear head a lIght soundIisleep emergency of constipation and Indiges ¬ saltsand because ¬ tried Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin It Is beenusing mild pleasanttasting and promptly ef feetive It Is good for you as well as tobe totake usedIt thisway when convinced of Its merits you can andone ofMr ofWalnut theIrone It YOu are unfortunate enough to have a constipationand free sample of this remedy pleasedto desire for yourself or family pertaining to absotutelYfree detaiLFor orotherwIse RIiOOCaldwelt ¬ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS I Now is the Time to Get Your Guns and Shells 1 For the Dove Season i t I filI1everyones tion stand i Dn Shackelford o Co Jas B Parke r i Handles Only the Best in i Groceries Fruits- Vegetables As he sells for CASH ONLY his customers 4 get thebenefit of the lowest prices possibie A Trial Order Will Convince f J You 4f f tri 1 f JAMES B PARKE v CASH ShORE j Staple and Fancy Groceries t Phone 624 FIRST STREET Nfr Jrt 0 IT t > v C t 3s ii r rThe Royal t l Hoou o L 1 T Comer Second and Main Ii Te1pheaj f I > <

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