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MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11 1905 NUMBER=

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ICASH1mii We handle Groceries Queensware Hardware lWoodenware Porcelain and Graniteware

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Ret embour CASH PRICE makesgoods very low when Sx

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the most substantial and easiest running plow 4in the world Examine and give us your order

Fencing Wire Roofingetc

RVSCountry MeaL CheapF7t

Poultry Eggs Hides fand Furs

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RICHMOND KY

F FrI 3H 7DR MOFFETFS Cures Cholera Infantum

Diarrhoea Dysentery and theBowel Troubles of Children ofJtny Age Aids Digestion

> Regulates the Bowels Strengthens the Child and MAKES

TEETHING PQWDEE WHI TEETHING EASYCosts Only 25c at Druggists or mail 25c to C J MOFFETT H D St Louis Mo

Mother I Hesitate no longer but savo the health and life oftour child as thousands have done by giving these powdersTEETHINA Is easily given and quickly counteracts and over¬comes the effects of the summers heat upon teething children

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j jGrocerlesincluding such brands as the celebrated FerndaleCanned Goods of all kinds White Star brands J1mJ j1

oJit China and Glassware Wood and Willow wave

We also carry a full line of JFieldSedst Feed and Seed Oats Salt

J Lime and Cement< All Orders Promptly FilledJL From time to time we will n Jthis space that will be worthy of notice and in forder to secure the best rood the market affords-

at right prices you should read our advertisetwent weekly

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I have opened up a coal businessgain at the same plane opposite IcePlant where I have been located forsix years the past year with the HiltHill t oat Co I will handle Borne uthe best grades of Jellico coal also eBrush Creek coal and I respectfullyKiliHt as art of the patronage of thet e pIe III Richmond mid Madison counsy and shall endeavor to make myprices very attractive and will pleaseyon In the quality of coal Get my

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ROY4LTheBaking Powder

Made df Cream of Tartar andFree From Alum or Phosphatic Acid

Royal Baking Powder renders bread biscuit cakeand all flour foods fin rand more healthful

kBaking powders made from alum phosphates and other

harsh caustic acids are lower in price but they are injurious tothe stomach

I The injurious effect of alum on the mucous coat of theand beyond dispute it is both an irritant

and an astringent The use of alum in any article of food orarticle used in the preparation of food should be prohibited

JOHN C WISE MD Medical Inspector U S Navy

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THE BOLEN FUNERAL

The Princess Theater Was Too SmallTo Hold the Crowd

Mlddlesboro Ky Oct 7As the resuit of the assassination of Jack nolen on Wednesday evening the cltlzens of Middlesboro and Bell countyare up in arms The funeral serviceswere held in the Princess theaterThe intention was to hold them in theBaptist church but the crowd demanded a larger place Throe hundred ormore members of the Odd Fellowsand Junior Order of American Mechan-Ics

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of which orders Bolen wai a mem ¬

ber augmented by visiting lodge menattended in a body and the publicschools wero dismissed Over GOO

school children marched to the funeralin a body The spacious theater wasInadequate to hold the

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Petition That Commonwealth BeMadea Party To Complaint

Frankfort Ky Oct 7 AttorneysWilliam Lindsay and Bennett HYoung representing the state of Ken¬Bgckbamcommission a petition that the com-monwealth be made a party to thogeneral complaint of discriminationand extortionate rates preferred bynumerous shippers throughout thestate against all railroad companiesoperating lines therein and askingthat from this time the complaint boallowed to be prosecuted In the nameof the people The petition wilL bJ I

heard and passed upon at a meetingof the commission to be held herebeginning October 12 next

FRANK pALL INDICTED

Charged With the Assassination ofJack Bolen at Middlesboro

Owingsville Ky Oct 7At Pineville Bell county Frank Ball prominent citizen was indicted for assassination of Jack Bolen who was mur-dered at Middlesboro Wednesday nightwhile sitting in a barber chair Theassassin fired through the windowBall and Bolan had had trouble andBal had drawn a revolver on BolanBall had been indicted for this twodays before the assassination Excite-ment is great in that section andtroops may be asked for Robert Ballfrother of the murdered man was ar-

rested on complicity charge

Inhales Flames May DieCovIngton Ky Oct 7Mrs Wil ¬

liam Rose 55 310 Foote avenue Bellevue was fatally burned at the home ofher son Thomas Rose when gasolineexploded Mrs Vansant a neighborheard her screams and smothered thoflames Dr Robertson thinks MrsRose inhaled the flames and her re-covery is doubtful

Dan Gregory Gets a ParoleFrankfort Ky Oct 7The state

prison commission granted a paroleto Dan Gregory colored an inmate ofthe prison here Gregory was sent upfrom Jessamine county In November1904 to serve two years upon conictlon of breaking into an outhouse

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precious as the lovely flowerS tWs

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permanent blessing The fragraBceof a beautiful woman suggests purityhealth and she is t

of civilization an index alwa Softaste and an unerring badge of gentility

BRADFIBLDRegtilatprinpermits of no wrinkles cheeks <rltortundncrves andahapelessfiguresIt ss

Natures rem yThe stBOfflcthingelse and it rjusU plbut the meustnal or tts Aceived and 1imanrliisf lqTry our Regulator all rOur treattsscon II

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News in Kentucky1

i BANKERS OF KENTUCKY

Elect Officers For the Ensuing Year

OrganizationIi

Louisville Ky Oct GBrletspeeches relating to the unparalleledprosperity of Kentucky were the fea-ture

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of the second and last day of thebankers convention in this city Os-car Fenlejv president of the Bank ofKentucky In Louisville was electedpresident Other officers elected wereas follows Vice Presidents Con ¬CIT11 1 FugateAdairville Fourth J M Knott Leba-non Fifth Henry C Walbeck Louis-ville Sixth W E Elliston LatoniaSeventh George Alexander ParisEighth R R Burnam RichmondNinth J N Kehoe Maysvllle TenthJ S Head Jackson Eleventh JohnW Slier Wllllamsburg secretary

treasurerItive committee Samuel Cassiday LouIsville E L Lee Covington T HDees Murray Ky

W R FLETCHER MUST HANG

He Was Convicted of Abusing MaryGlader a German Girl

Russellvllle Ky Oct GThe JuryJn the case of W R Fletcher a whiteman charged with abusing Mary Gla ¬

der a German girl returned a ver¬

dict of guilty and fixed the punish ¬

ment at death Women pinned flowersto the jurors coats and made otherdemonstrations of delight FletcherIs t 2 years old father of five childrenand three times a grandfather Histhree daughters were by his side whenthe verdict was read and wept bitterly but Fletcher while very pale didnot shed a tear Guy Lyon chargedwith the samo crime as Fletcher Isnow on trial The proof against Lyonis stronger than that against the othertwo consequently It Is safe to say helike Sacra and Fletcher will receivethe death penalty-

KENTUCKY PYTHIAN KNIGHTS

The Grand Lodge Voted To Sell HomeFor Widows and Orphans

Hopkinsville Ky Oct GAfter anexciting discussion that lasted untilmidnight the grand lodge Knights ofPythias of Kentucky decided by avoto of 112 to 97 to dispose of theRichardsonGibson property near Lex¬

ington which had been purchased asa home for the widows and orphansof deceased Knights The grand lodgethen by a vote of 133 to 96 decidedto sell the property and reinvest thefunds The grand lodge decided to fixthe minimum initiation fee at 10 Ithas been 15 The next meeting willbe held in Louisville

ASSASSIN SHOOTS TEACHER

The Victim Had Just Returned HomeFrom Church

HIckman Ky Oct GArter he hadreturned from church Emmet WRoach a prominent citizen and teach¬

er of this county was shot from am-

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Roach lived 30 minutes andgave the name of his assassin whichhas not yet been mado public

Kentucky Claims Are AllowedWashington Oct GThe war de

partment has notified Capt C C Calhoun that the following Kentuckyclaims of 135 each have been allow ¬

ed for losses sustained unlawfully byconf deratesEA Henshey Battletown Nicholas Hadden Mt SterlingJ F Williams Winchester

To Repair the Henry Clay MonumentLexington Ky Oct C Lexington

lodgu of Masons No1 of which Hen-ry

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Cay was once master has decidedto call upon Masons throughout Ken-tucky

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to unite In an appeal to thelegislature for an appropriation to rpair tho headless monument tostatesman

Man Found Dead In a FieldGeorgetown Ky Oct GA tall

man weighing about 175 pounds andGO years old was found lying In a fieldnear Elkhorn river where the bridgecrosses on the Cincinnati pike Hewas covered with blood A pistol l-

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his side with one cartridge ex¬

ploded

ICovlhgtonlloneel DiesCovington Ky Oct 6 Mrs Pau ¬

line Hauser 70 died In StElizabeth hhospital of senility Mrs Hauser wasone of the oldest residents of Coving I

tonlwd with her husband AbrahamUSt r who survives her kept ayearP s

ouded Up By the PoliceLexington Ky Oct CrThe police

department In charge of the groundduring the trotting meeting arrestednine men <ra susplejaa and Jogkedthem bp at teadgnartewan aof mferatic until their Iden chareJb e

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CHILD SUICIDES GROW

BERLIN CRITICS SAY HARDWORK IS CAUSE

Socialists Clergymen and School Crit ¬

ics Attempt to Get at Reasonfor SelfSacrifice of Life

Conditions Alarming

Berlin Several distressing instancesof childrens suicides have occurredsince the autumn school term beganThis has brought on a discussion ofthe conditions of school and home lifeand endeavors are being made to tracethe causes of that increasing feeble¬

ness of the desire to live which is isaffirmed the 11000 suicides of 1903 In ¬

dicate The statistics of childrens selfmurder in Saxony show that althoughonly seven persons under 14committedsuicide in 19011902 the number roseto 21 In 1903 The suicides of adultsin Saxony increased in the same timefrom 1SS8 to 1427

The causes of suicide in Germanyare regarded as being exceedingly sub¬

tie and in the current discussions thepersonal views on the subject havegenerally been decided by the observ ¬

ers opinions on other questionsThe socialists account for the sui ¬

cides by economic reasons which theysay result in making it harder to getsubsistence darken life generally andthrow shadows over the lives of thechildrenThe

view is that the absenceof faith the Increase of irrellgion andthe growth of sensual materialism ex ¬

plain the weakening desire for life andthat a revival of spiritual aims wouldlessen suicides by increasing the serenity of living

Critics of the school systems assertthat children are forced too much thatthey are overatimulated and are givent sks which are impos ble for accom-plishment for those slightly below thestandard of capacity and that punIsh-ments

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the fear of reproofs and Injuryto selfpride push the child toward sui ¬

cide of which he often hears his eld ¬

ers refer to as a refugeAn instance is given of a 12yearold

boy who had failed to do a Latin ex¬

ercise properly and was sent home tohis father The boy the moment heentered his fathers room shot himselfIn identical circumstances anotherboy threw himself out of a window

The total number of childrens sui ¬

cides In Germany during 18 years was747 just under 42 amually

ARMOR STANDS TEST

Trials at Indian Head Show Platesfor the Tennessee Type of Ships

Have Great Resistance

Washington Rear Admiral Masonchief of the bureau of ordnance gave outthis statement In regard to the armortests made at the Indian Head provinggroundsAn

test took place Incontinuation of the series of experi ¬

ments begun last March to determinethe resisting power of the Tennesseeclass of armored cruisers under the attack of projectiles loaded with variouskinds of explosives The six and eightInch were used in the test the-striking velocity of the projectiles be-ing those corresponding to ranges from3000 to 5000 yards The target was astructure built in exact imitation of theside of the Tennessee with all decksbulkheads etc complete

The results were on the whole ex¬

tremely satisfactory as regards the de ¬

sign of the ship The damage done bythe bursting shells was localized with ¬

in the compartment where the explo¬

sion took place and while the damageto both personnel and material withintho comprtment would undoubtedlyhave been very great the ship as awhole would have been intact at theconclusion of the firing

As a final test a 12inch shell was ex¬

ploded within a closed compartment justabove the armored deck The local ef-

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of this was considerable but thearmored deck was not penetrated

DISASTER IN IRRIGATION

Engineer Wisner Predicts Destruc¬

tion of Land in Southern Cali ¬

fornia in Twenty Years

Detroit Disastrous results from Irri ¬

gation in the Imperial valley of southernCalifornia were predicted by GeorgeY Wisner of Detroit an engineer of na-tional

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reputation and member of the In ¬

ternational water ways commissionMr Wisner was speaking before the De¬

troit Engineering societyWithin 20 years thousands of peo-

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who have taken up government landIn the Imperial valley will be drivenout by water their homes and fieldsforming the bottom of an Immense in ¬

land sea he said The cause of thecoming catastrophe will be poor en¬

gineering in diverting the course of thyColorado river for Irrigation Thestream has cut into the banks of its newcourse to such an extent that nearly allof the Colorado river flows down Intothe valley Tho engineers realize thedanger but after many frantic effortshave failed to change the course backto Its old bed

Not for 20 years will the evapora ¬

tion down there be equal to the inflowInto the valley By that time a millionacres of the valley which Is CO to 265feet below sea level will be covered byan inland sea-

Triplets

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Born to Girl WifeTriplets whose combined weight is

25 pounds were born to Mrs MaryWright of Marshalltown III whoweighs but 105 pounds herself and isonly 17 years old The birth of threebabies of such weight to such a youngand small woman is said to be withoutprecedent iamedlcalannals

MURDER MAY RESULTByeoUnknownCovington Ky Oct 9Harry RIch

18 of Ve9f 16th street js at his homen an unconscious condition and maylIe from stab wounds received AboutJ oclock his parents attempted toirouso him and falling to do so be¬

came alarmed An Investigation discovered that he was suffering from agad wound over the right eye DrBen Eckman was summoned and artjr attempting to arouse foundlis condition more serious that at firstanticipated He located a stab wound>n top of thehead and shoulder andbruises about the body as Jf fromkicks His wearing apparel was re ¬

duced to shreds How he got home1and who assaulted him could not ba

ascertained at the time His conditiongrew worse and anotherphysician wascalled who found the patient had setCored paralysis of the ieft side withbrainswas ¬

snit was committed onjthe Lraclngtoapike near the lime kila mUe fromCovington about 2 ockxjc In the more ¬

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FOR BOTHOne disease of thinness in

children is scrofula in adults

poorbloodThese diseases thrive on lean ¬

ness Fat is the best means ofovercoming them cod liver oilmakes tho best and healthiestfat and

SCOTTSEMULSION

is the easiest and most effectiveform of cod liver oil Heres anatural order of things thatshows why Srotts Emulsion isof so much cruise in all wises oficlfI1JlIlllllIIISUlllptioll Morefit IHMIV wight mote nonrishniLitt tluiCri why

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BEES HIVE IN A CHIMNEY 1

Wealthy Mans Home Is Chosen byan Army of Insects as Place

for Making Honey

sootfollowedfrom the gas grate Into the drawingroom dumfounded the family of LemuelJ Eelby who occupy a handsome homeat Angeleno Heightsstopthefrom ruin showed that a large colony oftheEelbyIt being convenient to an unlimited sup ¬

ply of choice flowers that beautify thatthelastceasingtheinto the houseSUPjthatovercome and the last of the sweetstream to enter the drawing room wasspooned up and served on the table

The Poetry of PeaceThere are daily indlCBtioni that Rus-

sIa would now welcome an alliancewith Japan Peril Ia monster ofsuch yellow mien that to be hatedneeds but to be seen but seen too oft

endurethenDid a Great Work

James Carey Walker of Baltimorea blind student for the ministry lUllperformed a remarkable feat of reduc-Ing

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to the point system 11 chaptersof the book of St John and Hadleyand Aliens Greek grammar in Greek

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SUITSForsays Dam Fashion Right again asusualand right here are the suitssnappy in their stylishsmartnessWe cant b gin to show their unusuallook of neatness and distinction inarough sketch like thisyou will get abetter idea from a mere glance in ourwindow the next time you pass SliptheyfitSCHLOSSEverything else thats smart for Fallhere

Suits and Over ¬

coats JO to 25

4nd SkirtParlors are tilled up with beautiful new Cloaksand Skirts for lakes misses and children Weare showingthe prettiest Cloaks for ladies Thenewest things in Cloaks and Wraps sor childrenThe most uptodato Skirts over shown in thecity Our styles are the newest Our qualitiesthe best Our prices the lowest

Try us on ladies and mans fine shoes Our La rrance shoe for ladle suits every lady that wears ituptodatefootwoorqualitiesWelet us shoe them up this fall and wo will save jou a snug little sum on your fall shoes

Get our LOW CASH IKI E on all merchandise before you purchase this fall We can save youmoneyon every article you buy We sell ev rjthing Wo buy in largo quantities for cash and undersellnil competition Blankets and Comforts piled mountain high Get our prices and tee how muchlower we are than others

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We are for the eel brated HAWKS HATS for men If you dont wear a Hawes lint you dontgot the best foryour money Try o-

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