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MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAy APRIL HI 1901 NUMBER 46fiLPROFESSIONAL OARDS I

4r3a1sRE ROBERTS

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RICHMOND KENTUCKYjraOIBce over CllnaxOOJo with Jas B MeCreary Second Street

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RICHMOND KBxrocrrOffice in theliJarnam Building next door toarmeri National Dank eb3ly

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Office over State Bank Trust Co op-

posite Court louse on Main tHreetiJ 0 D M OHENAULT

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Ofliceon Second street over Chennlts grocery

W It LETCHERAttorneyatLaw

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Office with T T Smith Jr overCovington Mitchells

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ATTORNEYATLAWRICHMOND KENTUCKY

rOllcdn Prathtr Building Main RtrceI

PSY8IOIANS

DRS GIBSON GIBSONPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Office In the oeC< iUn building IS and ac Secend Street orei Vnue old drugstore 17

CHAS C HOOKERVETERINARY SURGEON

Graduate Ontario Veterinary College

Veterinary Dentistry and Sterility a Specialty

3Office at my stable on corner Firat andWater Streets Richmond Ky apr7ly

110 JASPER M DMedicineand Surgery

Ofhce Prathcr Building Main Street

Telephone at residence the Carr place onBroadway

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

EVANS M DJWPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

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Dr Louis II Landman

No 503 West Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohiowill be at Hotel Olyndon Richmond Ky on

WEDNESDAY APR 17 1901

returning every second Wednesday o eachmonth Reference every physician of Rich-

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CHAUTAUQUAATTRACTIONS

Spfendid Array of Talent Be-

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Booked for Approach ¬

ing Session

ILezloctoD Herald

The Chautauqua session ofthe present year the first ofthe twentieth century will bemade memorable by the em¬

ployment of a galaxy of celeb ¬

rities on the platform whichwill cause the program forvariety and brilliancy to thebest which has ever been of¬

fered The session will beopen on June 25 continuingthrough July 5 Dr W LDavidson who has been longat the helm is now busily en ¬

programWhilemake full announcement at atime when many negotiationsare pending a host of nota ¬

ble names may be mentionedby those who will appear dur ¬

ing the session The lectur ¬

ers will include Dr Robert SMcArth r the celebratedpastor of the Cavalry BaptistChurch of New York Cityone of the most popular men

MorganWoodenally sucessful as a Congrerational pastor in TorontoDetroit and Cleveland havingwon for himself wide reputa ¬

tion Lou Beauchamp alecturer whose very abilityhas made him immensely popular he has already beenheard with great pleasure bymany people of KentuckyJahu DeWitt Miller an oldold friend who has been ab ¬

sent for several years fromthe platform and whose re ¬

turn will be hailed with glad ¬

ness Dr S A Steel whoseunique recital of home life inthe old South has never beensurpassed by any living manit has been impossible inether years to secure him andhis coming is certain to givegreat pleasure Dr Kelleya broadminded and liberalCatholic priest who has wonwide renown for his remarkable lectures and whose presence on the Chautauqua plat ¬

form will give eviuence of theundenominational characterof the work attempted RevStanley Krebs in his lecture

The Marvels and Mysteriesof Mind with experimentperformed in the presence ofthe audience will be a greatdelight Dr S D Gordon ofCleveland 0 will have chargeof the Biblical Exposition andwill make it intensely inter¬

esting and helpful to all thepresent Miss Finie Murf reeBurton an enthusiastic anddelightful teacher will havecharge of the childrens workand a daily normal class forSundayschool teachers andworkers Two superb sopranosoloistsMiss Donna Adair ofChicago and Miss Sibyl Sammis of New York City havealready been engaged Thereaders include Miss Kathe ¬

rine E Oliver who is withouta peer on the platform andLouis Spencer Daniel who isinimitable in his negro dia ¬

lect There will be delightfulentertainments by the BostonCarnival Company illustratedand illuminated the Imperial

WOMAN I

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ISUKEABELKATEMUSICAL INSTRUMENT

In good condlJcn she Is sweet and lovableand sings lifes son on a Joyful harmoniousstring Out of order of unstrung there Isdiscordance and uthappiness Just as thereIs one keynote to HI music so there Is one key

latryflywell while the organs that make her a womanare weak or diseased She must be healthytnstdsorshe cant be healthy outside Thereare thousandsof women suffering silently allover thfl country Mistaken modesty urgestheir silence While there Is nothing moreadmirable than a modest woman health Isof the first Importance Every other con ¬

sideration should give way before it Bradflelds Fnalo Regulator Is a medicine lotwomen sills IlL-Sthsafeztandquichest way to cure Isucprrhea falling oftliewambnervousiis

backache and gen ¬

eral weakness Youwill be astonishedat the resuiL eipeelalTylfyau havebseg xpenlag vth other SOo-

CiI xsmbdfasiXJ aeklsgjreirtotryan uncerhriaty radf1eIds-kegrilalorhasmadaltappyhollllandaofWoimen ItJwudoo for otherskOM do tor yougild ia drugstoresIi ot le

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Hand Bell Ringers Karl Germaine the famous magicianand the wonderful vitagraphwith an entirely new series ofmoving pictures many ofdelightfully colored-

A unique feature of the

duringtheGypsyOrchestrain daily concerts during thesession They play the bestof music in an exceptionalmanner and have been heardwith great delight in the lead-ing

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cities of the countryBoiling Arthur hnsol will

present two marvelous stereopticon lectures The Pas ¬

sion Play of 1900 and TheParis Exposition with color ¬

ed photographs Arthur Fal ¬

Englishman¬

is importing for the seasonwill be heard in some delight¬

ful literary lectures MrsOrmiston Chant the mostbrilliant woman in Englandwill also be heard in lecturesNegotiations are pendingwithSenator Albert J BeveridgeLieut Richmond PearsonHobson and Chinese MinisterWuThis

rare offering has cer ¬

tainly never been excelled atthe Kentucky Chautauqua-and will insure the largestpatronage it has ever enjoyedFrom time to time notices willbe given to the public and indue time tents will be placedon sale and season ticketssold and every effort will bemade to make this the bestyear in every sense of theword which the KentuckyChautauqua has ever had

cureIndigestionyourself That only makes it worsewhen you do eat heartily You alwaysneed plenty of good bed properly dirested Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is theresult of vearK of bcientific research forIomethingthat would digest not onlysome elements of food but ever kindAnd it is the one remedy that will do itPerry Thomas

ATTENTION INYEN ¬

TORS

We have received a pam-phlet

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entitled How To ObtainPatent Caveat TradeMarkand Copyright Protectionwith Decisions in LeadingPatent Cases published by-E G Siggers of WashingtonD Ca patent lawyer oftwentyone years active prac ¬

tice The pamphlet containsamong other things a map ofWashington and is rnpletewith valuable information toinventors A copy of it canbe obtained free of charge byaddressing E G Siggers Box21 918 F St N W Washing

DCLastwinter I was confined to my

lungsNothingwife bought a bottle of One MinuteCough Cure that effected aepeedy cureI cant ot speak too highlv of that excel ¬

lent remedy Mr T iv HousemanMaiiatawuey Pa Perry Thomas

HOBSON TO MARRY AWINCHESTER GIRL

A dispatch from Winchestersays the announcement of themactiageof Capt RichmondPearson Hobson of Merrimac fame at Santiago Bay toMiss Emeline Grigsby ofNew York City recalls thefact that Miss Grigsby is anative of this city

She is a daughter of the lateCapt Lewis Braxton Grigsbywho was prominent lawyerhere He was a Colonel ourthe Federal side in the CivilWar and afterward UnitedStates Consul to Panama Hewas also City Attorney of thisplace from i 875 to 1879

In the latter part of 1879 hewent witlT his family to Colo-

rado¬

where he died a year ortWQ later and since his deathhis daughter Miss Emelinehas lived with relatives inNew York She is about 26years old and was born inwhat is known as the ReesHouse in this city and is re¬

membered by the people heroas a beautiful child I

Her brother BraxtonGrigs I

by wasa member of Roose ¬

velts Rough Riders and waswounded in the battle of SanJuan Hill Emeline andBraxton were the only children of I

Cob Grigsby Jt ia mistake I

that the latter warn a native of I

Virginia He was born andraised in this county I

Possibly BeDatir Pl tt now I

wishes that he bad itfa lTiny Tim Woodruff tobecoifiiGovensSr of tiMBEwpireSt ifc

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OF CODLIVER OIL WITH-HYPOPHOSPmTES

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should always be kept inthe house for the folr

lowing reasonsFIRSTBecause if any member

of the family has a hard cold itwill cure it

SECOND Because If theTchildren are delicate and sickly it willmake them strong and well

THIRD Because If the father ormother Is losing flesh and becom-ing

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thin and emaciated it will buildthem up and give them flesh andstrength

FOURTH Because It is thestandard remedy In all throat andlung affections

No household shouid be without ItIt can be taken in summer as wellazIn winterS

and oo all druggistsSCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York

THE SMART SET FORAPRIL

The April number of theSmart Set is crowdedwitharticles and stories that coinmand public interest Theleading novelette is entitled

The Taming of Sylvia andis by Elizabeth Duel who isbetter known tb Knickerbock ¬

er Society as Mrs James GKing Duer This story givesthe author a very high placeamong the popular writers oftoday It is light bright andcharming and the somewhatdifficult version of the hoydenSylvia the granddaughter of

the Generala millionairgentleman oi the old school

into a proper young lady ofsociety and a matrimonialsubject will be followed bythe reader with intenseamusement Bobbie her sidepartner objects strongly towhat he solemnly considersher ruin You know Countess he says I cant approve of it When I hadcharge of Syl she was in firstclass condition She couldskate all the morningand rideall the afternoon without turning a hair but look at hernow How she has gone offYou havens felt her musclelately I suppose Why Idont believe that if she hitme now she could make mefeel it and last month almoststaggered I can tell youwhen she planted a good lefthander

Julien Gordon Mrs VanRensselaer Cruger contri-butes

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to the number a longshort story In Palace Gar ¬

dens that was awarded 250in a recent prize contest inthis magazine It is a storyof Americans in Florencewhere Mrs Cruger sojournedduring the past year and iswritten with remarkablepower

Mrs M E W Sherwoodhas an interesting article en ¬

titled Certain Patriotic Exiles on the American colonyin Paris During her resi ¬

dence abroad Mrs Sherwoodwas an intimate acquaintanceof many distinguished ex-

iles and her reminiscenceswill prove entertaining to avery large circle

Another brilliant article inthe number is The Loversof the World by Edgar Saltus There are stories byMrs Poultney Bigelow Clinton Ross Douglas St GeorgeHuntington Guy SomervilleFrancis M Livingston KateJordan Katherine de WolfMarvin DanaandH A Keays

The number is especiallyrich in verse with poems byEdgar Fawcett Guy Wetmore Carryl Charles HenryWebb Edith Seesions Tupper Katherine La Farce Nor ¬

ton Martha McCulloch Wil ¬

liams and Carolyn Wells

Some people take the groundthat nothing will damage theRepublican party now thatthe billion and a half Con ¬

gress has passed unrebukedAn organization that does notsuffer from such spoiliation asthis must be immune from

everythingelseTbe5 has had a

hard Ian in politics Notonly tare his recommendations as to federal patronagebjea ignored but he has alsobeen turned datrn by his ownxrestore Qdeii whom he

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ALL ON ACCOUNT OFTHE BOOTS

ILondon Answers

As a Sergeant was bawlingOIt his orders in a barracksin Dublin and watching theline of feet as the raw recruitsendeavored to obey the wordof command he found to hisastonishment that one pair offeet more noticable on ac ¬

count of their extra large sizenever turned

Without taking his eyes offthose feet the Sergeant bawl¬

ed out a second orderAbout face

He could see that all thefeet except those he watc1edturned in obedience Rush ¬

ing up to the owner a littlefellow he seized him by theshoulder shouting

Why dont you turn withthe rest

I did replied the trem ¬

bling recruitYou did eh Well I

watched your feet and theynever moved

Its the boots they gaveme sir saiti the poor fellow

Theyre so large that whenI turn my feet turns inside ofthem

Skin troubles cuts burns scapdsand chafing quickly heal by the uw ofDeWitts Salve It Isimitated Be sure you Ret DeWittsPerry Thomas

Mr Riiss autobiographyThe Making of an Ameri-

can¬

is attracting as muchattention as it appears in theOutlook us did Mr Booker TWashingtons autobiographi-cal

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serial Up From Slaver ywhich is now having a largesale in book form In theApril magazine number of theOutlook Mr Riis tells of hisearly and tying experiencesin obtaining a foothold in thegreat city which he after-wards

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did somuch to improveThe story is dramatic and atthe same time amusing 3a year The Outlook Co 287Fourth Ave New York

Those famous little piils DeAVittsLittle Early Risers will remove all im-purities

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from your system cleanse yourbowels make them regular Perry 5ThomasNEW

MUSIC IN THESTORE WINDOWS

An inspiring marchsonghas recently been issued withthe title of When They PlayGod Save the King The

song is just as interesting asits title for it is based on thefact that Americaand GodSave the King are sung tothe same melody

Every Darkey Had a Rag-lan

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On is the title of a convulsingly funny coon songwhich is the reigning hit inNew York theatres The oddidea of the song makes it verypopular

Tis All I Ask is one ofthose beautiful semipopularlove songs by Otto Henizmanthe composer of SometimesDear Heart Every singershould have it in his reper ¬

toireThe quaintest song of the

season is Jane Jane JaneHeelan andHelfs new waltzsong Dainty Yords anddainty melody make ita charm ¬

ing numberCharles Shackford the com ¬

poser spoken of as enshrinedin the hearts of all musiclovers has a beautiful newballad entitled Just at theTurn of the Tide a story ofsurpassing loveliness

The above publications areissued this month by Jos WStern Co who are alsoagents for the celebratedS SStewart Banjos and the GeoBauer Mandolins and GuitarsThey will be pleased to send

cat4tlogucfreemain offices 34 E 21st StreetNew York

The proposition has beenmade that Congress shouldestablish a National Park atValley Forge where are tobe found many of the most in ¬

teresting relics of the mostdramatic episode of our Rev ¬

olutionary War The countryround abound about theserelics is well suited for thepurpose as is shown by themany interesting illustrationsin thearticle on Valley Forgeas a National Park by E WHoclter in tte April nisziae i4mber of ihe OutlodL

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BRASSFIELD

Mr Andy Carpenter has re-

turned¬

from IllinoisBrassfield sent in its usual

crowd to court last MondayHogs art somewhat scarce

here but buyers are plentifulA large crowd attended ser ¬

vices at Portwook last Sun

dayMrFind Jones is adding a

new addition to his dwelling

houseMrsEmma Azbill who has

been visiting relatives herehas returned home

Mr and Mrs Joe Williamsave been visiting Mr Clark

Daniels and wifeMiss Lizzie Jones spent

Saturday night with theMisses McWhorter

Mr Nick Thorpe of nearRichmond visited relativeshere last week

The recent showers arethrown the farmers back con ¬

siderably with their workMiss Lucy Collins of Sta ¬

tion Camp has been the guestof the Misses McWhorter

Mr Albert Rose has beenwith his grandfather who isvery sick at his home nearDreyfus

Dr Ginger Lunsford hasrented the Logston propertyrecently vacated by Mr AllenPowell and talks of putting-I a music storeRumor says that Mr Ed

Hammond who went to Illi-nois

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sometime ago has mar-ried and will arrive in a fewdays with his bride Much

EdMrSpeed Ogg of Dreyfus

has purchased a house andtwentytwo acres of land fromMr Loweft and will soon bewith us Mrs Ogg will bringa gristmill with him whichwill not be out of order

Secretary Root it is saidis going to the Philippines tostudy the situation there Itreally looks as though theSecretary did not place entireconfidence in the reportsbrought from there by Jere ¬

miah Beveridge and GeneralOtis

The United States is thefirst country in the world tomake open provisions for pay ¬

ing spies this having beendone in the case of the Philip ¬

pines All other countrieshave the decency to veil suchwork

Possibly Mr Hannas long ¬

ing for Senators from Deleware and Nebraska has some¬

thing to do with the shipsubsidy bill which SenatorFrye says is not yet dead

Senator Hanna is hedgingon the Delaware fight Hav ¬

ing pursuaded the Presidentto use federal patronage toelect Addicks he now saysthat any good man will do

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If you have it you> know it You

know allabout the

heavy feelingin the stomach the

formation of gas thenausea sick headache

and general weakness ofthe whole body

You cant have if a weekwithout your bloodbeing impure and yournerves all exhaustedTheres just one remedyfor you

AersSariQPari

Theres nothing newabout it Your grand-parents

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took it Twasan old Sarsaparilla beforeother sarsaparillas wereknown It made the word

Sarsaparilla famousover the whole world

Therds no other sarsaparilla like it In age andpower to cure its U Theleader of them all

MM a trite All tnifrtAyers Pills cure constipation

After Mffcrfaff terribly I wastedooM to tnr your SarsHmrllln Itook three sow feel Hkeaacwman I would adflMal13f3sw alotH

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ing We have the handsomeststock of Buggies Phaetons Sur-reys Buckboards Traps Car¬

riages Dog Carts ct that hasever been seen in RichmondEvery vehicle in our shop is maderight < tl <

WE KNOW nOWWe carry a complete stock of Trimming

CarriageWoodcharge of this department have hadyears of experience in the largest Car¬

riage Works in the United States andcan furnish the citizens of Madison andadjoining counties Vehicles that cannotbe excelled in workmanship beauty orcomfort at prices much cheaper thanwould be asked elsewhere

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