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a beautiful line of PaIl arid Winterc a goods Everything inI

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A D MILLER Prest and MangrLOUIS LANDRAM Editor

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KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION

aidEIGHTH DISTRICT PUBLISHERS LEAGUE

nICE 100 PER YEARIN ADVANCE

WEDNESDAY SEPT 20 1909

kWHILE the divorce statistics in

Kentucky may not seem to carryoutthe theory that a woman loves for ¬

ever11 there are enough instances ofwomens loving unworthy men tooccasion wonder not why divorces areap many but why they are not morenumerous Very often as the policethe lawyers and the judges know itIs the wife whom the criminal hasgrossly mistreatedperhaps abandoned or beaten as though she were adog who clings to him to the lastmaking light his deserved punish-ment

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and condoling with his sorrowsSomehow it is the instinct of normalwomenlet the womens rightscolony declaim against it as theymayto view with unseeing eyes thepresent railities of those they sworeto lore and to see them only throughthe rosy haze of courtship days Thebesotted rednose bum who adornsthe prisoners bench in City court onMonday morning is to the raggedtearstained prematurely old womanwho pleads with the court for him ajay young gallant neat of dresswinning of smiles soft of speechcourteous of demeanor happyohivolrous She sees beneath thegrim exterior of this excuse for ajrian the soul of the man that wasbut is not

We waste a good many tears someof us over this feminine trait andsay how much better off womenunder these circumstances would beIfythey wouldonly cast aside thewrecks of manhood or the criminalsthat encumber them but a womanmust love or pity something and iflove be destroyed doubtless pity attimes makes a satisfactory substituteAnd after all the marriage servicedoes say something about lovehonor and chorIshnot alone whentimes are prosperous health is goodand life is young but in sicknessand in health and till death do usparl

THE poet may sing of the flowersof spring but the delights of earlyautumn are sweeter The season ofthe ripened grain of colorful land ¬

scapes the harvest of fruits and ofthe soft atmosphere from which theheat of summer has disappeared andInto which has not yet come the chillof winter should inspire the museto songs of beauty unrivalled by thelyrics of the springtime Spring isbeautiful as a young child is beauti ¬

ful It is bursting with life andactivity and the ecstatic joy thatcomes from youth and mere livingThe season breathes of innocence andthe beginning of the world beautifulBut autumn is beautiful as maturityis ulwaja beautiful complete satis ¬

fying to the artistic eye and joyfulbecause there is good reason to re ¬

joice In the products in which thewrtfaj abounds and in the regalsplendor in which the old world isslothed

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THEKS is aa old saying which saysk eEeet tkat when in doubt onehdald believe nothing Some areaeliaed to adopt tkii method relatived tie polar expeditions of Cook andteary Ike majority are inclined toeve that both aea reacted theel bewever

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AN Atchison Kansas physiciansays that when you find a man aboutready to commit suicide feed himwell and he will forget it as nobodyever was known to kill himself on afull stomach This is an antidotewell worth remembering If you se-a man sitting despondent by a riverbank and acting like he was going tojump in rush up and force a pie ora piece ot cake down his throat andhe will become immediately happyNobody should venture abroad with ¬

out a pie on his person It may bethe means of saving a life Doubtlesswbea this principle becomes morefirmly established it will be ascustomary to carry a pie in onespocket as it now is to carry a revolver

MEN are pretty likely to have akind of admiration for women whodo things they wouldnt want theirown wives tb do

WHEN a woman has no trouble I

she worries because she has nothing to I

worry about

NOTHING succeeds like some mensay they have succeeded

MONET makes the auto go

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Mia Belle Bennett has returnedfrom Lexidgton

airs J W Bryant visited in Ver¬

sallies last week

Mrs B H Luxon who has beenquite ill is improving

Mrs Clark Kellogg has been visit-ing

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her mother in Lexington-

MissMattieTribble visited friendsin Lexington the past week

Miss Carrie Anderson of Lancasterhas entered the Madison Institute

Miss Lou Pattie of Frankfort isvisiting Dr and Mrs C D Pattie

Miss Hester Covington is the guestcf Miss Josephine Dunn in Danville

Miss Stella McWhorter of PaintLick has been visiting relatives here

Mrs James Burnam entertainedFriday with a beautiful bridge party

Mr Z T Rice and family have beenvisiting relatives in Garrard county

Miiis Ollio Baldwin entertainedWednesday afternoon ather suburbanhome

MrS Hattie Buchanan entertaineda number of her friends at tea atur ¬dayVMrs Joe Chenault is visiting her I

mother Mrs R F Spears Lex ¬1

ingtonMrs S L Midkiff and Mrs Robt

Harris have been visiting friends inLouisvilleMr

Parrish of Dnffield Vais here to see his father Mr CurtParrish

Mr and Mrs Harvey Chenanltspentlast week with Mrs E B Humin Louisville 0

Mrs Edgar Turley is visiting herHpearsInDr Harry Higgins of New York

visited the family of Mr JohnHiggins Friday

Miss Frankie Kauffman of Lan¬

caster visited Miss Van Greenleafthe past weekVMiss Sara G Rucker has returnedfrom a visit to Miss Margaret Crookeof Klngstion

Mrs Same Rayburn has returnedfrom a visit of several weeks to rela ¬

tives in Missourit

Mr and Mrs Wl L Arnold wereguests of Mrs R F Spears in Lox ¬

ington last week

Mrs HM Ballard and Miss FloraBallard of Louisville have been visit ¬

lug friends hereWise Same Encker has rrta ed

KaybtunRuokerMrs Sallie Rayburn its returned

from atwomontha visit to her daugh ¬

ter in Moberly Mo

Messcrs Robert Turley and Ray¬

mond Roark left Moaday for theUniversityof Illinois

Mr W C Weat L 14agent atValley View spent Sunday with Mrand Mrs W H West 1

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Miss Minnie Wages has returnedfrom Cincinnati where she purchaseda stock of the latest Art goods

Miss Elizebeth Anderson of Lan-caster

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visited ncr sister Miss CarrieAnderson Friday and Saturday

BristolTennwith her cousin Mrs C L TaggartWagcraiSpeedwell ¬

Mrs John Olliver and Mrs JamesElliott have returned to RichmondPhelpsin

Mr and Mrs Joe Fitzpatrick ofMiddlesboro are visiting the formersFltzpatrickIn

Miss Nina Million has returnedfrom a visit to Miss Nellio Sharp at

RiceStationdaughtechavecommenced their duties at the Madi ¬

son Female InstituteThe Cecilian Club will resumemeeting ¬

Mrs M C KelloggMrs Mollle Bates Miller waspartywhich

and Fayette on Monday

Lexington lIeraldlIr A C Scanbeenina motor car tup

appointed¬

the AntiTuberculosis Conference toto be held in Lexington this weekWClayDeJarnette attended the State Con-vention

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in Lexington the past weekdayslastBurgin in Lexington and incidentallyenjoyed the C W B M Convention

hasbeenfever has recovered suf-ficiently

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to be removed to his homeMrs H G McElwaine and daugh ¬

afLerihavingand Mrs J W Bales in the county

daughterMisstoMIssAvenue

criticalillnesswas removed to Louisville on Wednesday He will undergo treatmentin a hospital there

accompaniedbycinnati to be under a physicians carefriendshopehealth

Messrs G A McRoberts C RAnderson T J Connell and W VyesterdayMrs Lewis Neale The trip was madein Mr McRoberts1 car Danville Ad¬

vocateLexington Herald Rev and Mrs

Hugh McLellan of Richmond havebeen in Lexington for the week at ¬

tending the State Convention of theChristian Church Mrs McLellan isa pretty and charming matron andthe couple were among the mostpopular visitors the Convention

SpringfieldMoa visit to friends and relatives inKirksville and other Kentucky pointscountyboyare delighted to know that he ismaking good in his Western home

The following Richmond peopleattended the funeral of MWest at Lancaster Sunday HonJ A Suuilivan JB Walker JoeTArnod Mrs Sam Deatherage Mrs ZT Rice A it Derm Frank Robin-son and wife Louis Landram andwife

Npwby PersonalsMr and MrsNorman Jenkins and son Merle Cosbyof Baldwin visited Mr and CW Jenkins last weekMissJenkins left last week for Lexlsgton-where sfce is attending schoolTom Eager and wife are rejoicingover the arrival of fine son

The French Missionary Circle of thePresbyterian met the pastMrsiover

The sabject of Japan wasdiseased and a very interesting pro-gram

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was had After ful refrMBBMBtc the meeting adjournedHdwUIllHMttwiUi MM BL Middle >

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department of Arts and Crafts atMiss Masons School on the HudsonThis school is one of the best inAinurica and there Is none second toMiss Covington in artistic workMiss Covington comes from one ofour oldest and most prominent families and her influence has long agobeen felt in tho Eastern Schools

Mr Chennult Duncan of this cityntlsiiss Victoria Black of Foxtownwere married at Barbourvillo lastSaturday The bride is a very hand ¬

some and popular young lady and a j

great favorite among many triendsThe groom is connected with the firmof Stanifcr Soper and is a younggentleman of ability commandingthe respect and confidence of all whoknow him The couple returnedMonday and are receiving the con ¬

gratulations and well wishes of theirmany friends

president ¬

gave a most interesting addressMonday afternoon at the Elks ClubsRooms to members of the Ceciiianand Womans Clubs A number ofinvited guests were present alsorepresentatives of the Womans Clubof Lancaster the latter being repre ¬

sented by Mesdames U C KauffmanR E McRoberts Emma HSgglnbotham W R Cook J B Kinnairdand Miss Sallie Elkin With a fewwellchosen remarks Mrs McRobertspresented Mis Leech with a largeboqnet of handsome roses as a tokenfrom the Lancaster Club MrsLeech made a splendid report of thetooblc work being done in the state bythese clubs and The Climax regretsthat lack of space and time preventgiving a synopsis of her remarksThe visitors were entertained bygreatly ¬

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tended Mrs Leech was guest ofhonor at a beautiful dinner given byMiss Belle Betraelt at Hotel Glyndon

The engagement of Miss Ethel Heac x to Mr p E Vollenweide of MC

Arthur 0 is announced r h ewedding will be very quietly solem ¬

nized on Thursday alterncon Septembei 30at oclock at tho residenceof Mrs George Bell on North Lime ¬

stone street with whom Miss Heacoxand her sister have made their homefor a number of years The announce-ment is of much interest Both MissHeacox and Mr Vollenweider arevery popular and have a host offriends who are extend ing best wishesfor their Iappiness After the cere-mony they will leave for a trip Eastand will then make thtlr home in MC

Arthur where Mr Vollenweidermakes his home lIe is a prominentattorney and highly esteemed andpopular both in social and businesslife Lexington Herald Miss Houcox is a sister of Mrs Eiraer Deatherage of this city with whom shespends much of her time She I

very much beloved by many friendshere who extend to her every goodwish for her future happiness Quitea number from here will go over forhe wedding

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OpeningSept>

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Fall and Winter HatsTull andFisk

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Notice to ContractorsBids will he received by the Board

of Regents of the Eastern KentuckyState Normal School at Richmond un ¬

til noon Tuesday Oct 12 1009 for fur-

nishing¬

materials and constructingabout 2000 lineal feet of road throughthe grounds of said Normal SchoolThis an object lesson road is to bebuilt under Ihe supervision of the Of ¬

fice of Public Roads Washincton DC and is in addition to the 2000 feetof road recently advertised

Bids will be opened at noon Tues ¬day Oct 12 1909 in the business officeof the normal school

The right is reserved to accept orreject any bid as may be deemed lotthe best interest of the school

Plans and specifications may be in-

spected¬

and further information ob-tained

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at the office of the normal schoolor by writing to the undersigned-

Per Order of The Board of Regents2t By J K Tolmson Engr

I Auto WreckLexington Herald Mr Neville

Moberly met with a slight accident tohis automobile while coming to thiscity from Richmond Monday after ¬

noon at 430 When about four milesfrom Lexington on a part cf the roadwhich had been recently oiled thechauffeur lost control of the machineallowed it to plunge down an em-

bankment at the roadside MrMobeiley his companion Mr McGaughey also of Richmond and thodriver wero caught beneath the carbut managed to crawl from under themachine Mr Moberloy sustained aslightly strained ankle but the othertwo occupants of the auto were un ¬

Mr Ben Freckman and Jhappenedto1IeMcGaughcy to Lexington and had anautomobile sent to bring Mr Moborhey and his chauffeur to town Theautomobile which had turned turtlewas hauled to this city about darkand was found to be badly damaged

A Pleasant Way to CureCatarrh

Poor deluded victimsContinually sprlngling and spraying

and stomach dosingW hat are you doing It forTrying to kiirTbe catarrh germsMight just as well try to kilt a cat

with fresh milkSticking a piece of chewing gum in

the upper left band corner of the rightear would slaughter jUt as manygerms

You cant kill the germs that causecatarfh unless you get where they are

bybreathingsoothing antiseptic xv hicK is preparedespecially to kill catarrh germs f

Jrivesjoyfulguaranteed by B L Middelton to curecatarrh or money back

It is sold by leading druzgists every¬

includinginhalerCures sore throat coughs and colds

11 take especial pride in recom ¬

mending Hyomei to asthmatic suffersas 1 know by experience that it is aremedy that cures I have not sinceusing H omei hart any recurrence of-a9t1I1IlLMrs Vm Burton OwoesoMich June 22 1-t09MIQUACures indigestion

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J Elder Boardman of Little Rock

ought of J M Brennan of nearParis 62 head of 1325 pound cattle at500

Mrs RicharQ Lowndes of Danvilleis the proud owner of Edna May thewonder horse who hassomething like390 blue ribbons to her credit

Tho famous 2000 acre Hazeltineorchard in Missouri will produce 30

000 barrels of apples this year worth75000 on the tress Most of the

output of this orchard is shipped toEuropeVThe richest turf price of the season

at Sheepshead Bay N Y the Futuri-ty

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was won August 30 by Sweepowned by J R Keene The pursewas 41000 Sweeps share was

27000Thereported by farmers in

Flcmig cocntyon sheep killed by dogswill be far in excess of tho receiptsfrom dog tax They will not receiveover forty cents on the dollar thisyearVNo wonder the poultry business isgrowing each year There are morethan 5000 poultry shows held an¬

nually in tho United States andCanada It is not only a fascinatingbusiness but one of enormods profit

At the administrators sale of Derryland in Fayette county last weekMr Ed Weathers of Bourbon countypurchised 355 acres for Ul5 pr ncroand Mr Jus Evans also of this COni

ty bought the 256 acre track at 96

per acreThe South Australian Government

recently purchased one thousand sixhundred acres of land for the purpose of encouraging and demonstrating the best methods Of dairy farming A Govarment expert is to havecharge of the farm

Plenty of corn widens the profitsof the farm for 80 per cent is coisumed at home it means to the far¬

mer a large feeding business thefatteningof more pork the rearingfor the market ot moro cattle 1 hevalue of the corn is not measured onthe farm by the market quotationsbut by the value of hogj and cattle

A fanner in Ohio has started askunk farm The plans are to selltho fur and tho oil But the etrangustkind of a farm is one in Mexico Theman believed he was purchasing aparadise of roses but found when hegot there that it was the reverse Allhe could raise was gameIt rattle ¬

snakes horned toads and lizardsCalC

be called game He sells allthings to tourists and is making goodmoneywith such things

Even when corn is high the relativeprice for pork frequently makes it thecheapest feed for finishing fifty centcorn is not expensive feed for six centhogs Up to last six weeks of feed ¬

ing wheat rye or other cheaper sut S

stitutes may bo used with grass butin the ordinary course corn will bethe best dependence for the fatteningperiod A pig whiclf is being fatten ¬

ed should gain from one to twopounds a day and weighalle2Oto 350 pounds when nine to 12 months

oldTheFederal Good Roads Depart ¬

ment states that the direct saving tothe Jarmers of this country fromproperly constructed roads would be250000000 annually that there

would be a saving of over 100000000inmarketiug the wheat prop aloneof over 12000000 in marketing thecorn crop and of 5000000 in mar¬

keting the cotton crop Howevergreat the money value of good roadsmay appear tobo it is not so Im-portant

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as educational and socialadvantages to be derived tberefromby thh residents of rural communi ¬

peefgocdcities as proper highways affectdirectly comfort and prosperity I

This is not a for athelStateEczema Curable Proof

Now at 25cTry the OH of WlntergreenCompound Itch Is Instant ¬

ly RelievedIt is usually very costly to con ¬

suit a specialist in any disease butfor 25c on a special offer we cannow give to those suffering fromeczema or any form of skin diseaseabsolutely instant relief with pros-pect of an early cute

A spcial trial bottle of the oilofwintergreen as compounded in theChicago Laboratories of the D D DCompany may be had in our store onthis special 25 cent offer This onebottle will convince youwo know it

we vouch for itTen years of success with this mild

criPtionIbasso that you also will be convinced

Sold by Stockton and Hagaii

PublicSaleHaving sold our farm we will soilut

the premises on the Lancaster pikt2 12 miles from town on

Thursday Sept 30I at 10 oclock a miHousehold and Kitchen Fur-

niture¬

and FarmingI5 fiue Jersey cows all of thorn large

rich milkers 4 Jersey heifers fromthese cows

I good walking horse works anywhere and a good driver

1 aged mulefl combined pony gentle driver and a

fine saddler1 broodmare in foal to jack1 finely bred King mare with foal

to Rex Peavme This js the darn of ayearling filly by Ilex Poavtneforwhich 003 hiss recently boon refused

1 Rex Peavine insrewith kMI toGolden King

A lot ol young stuff all5eiy bredin saddle lines eligible registrationAlso 1 standard bredye tlng8ud coltcash6eiftbfc Jftnmrf i IPiQ with iBtemt atap ctL-

HAay MiNf

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HURters reports doves aa unusually-wildand scarce Quite a number have

een kilted but it takes a good quickuet to get them The crop of quail is

said to be abouf up to the average andbnntera are already locating them

Opera Douse

THURSDAYSept

ONE NIGHT ONLYThe4 Act Sensational Comedy

S Drama

A Pair of Country

KidsThe Seasons Success

SEEThe home at Simsons CornersiThe Great Wharf Scene at Brooklyn

Bridge illuminated at nightThe Resell from the WavesThe Old Box Factory Attic

All Special SceneryElectrical and Mechanical Effects

Prices 25 35 and50cSeats at White Wines

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Opera House OctlFriday Night

The Big Laughing Carnival

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ECollegeBoyWITH

Eddie Delaneyand a Superb

Bandand OrchestraBest of Specialties

Seats on Sale at White Wines

Prices 25 35 and 50cWatch for Parade at Noon

Public SaleI will offer sale to the highest and

best bidder on the premlse3 on

Tuesday Oct 12 09at 1 oclock p m

Residence on Second Streetopposite L A car shops Housecontains ten rooms and has all neces-Sary

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outbuildings and 23 4 acres ofland At same time on premises wiltsell

Two Houses and Lotssituated on corner of Laurel street andMoberley avenue and two dwellingson east Walnut street and two houseson east end of Prather Row All ofthis property is in good repair and verydesirable Terms will be announcedon day of sale Any one desiring toinspect property call on

HARVEY DOUGLASKielijnoid Ky

Long Tom Chenau-

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PUBLIC SALEOF

City Pro eltfThe undersigned Executors ot H B

Dillingham will on

Saturday Oct 2909pursuraut to the authority given tothem by said will sell atpnbic auctionto the highest and best bidder the fol-lowing

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described property lu the cityof Richmond

7 lTne Jargeftjrfck dwelling IIOUEO

knownja tile olSjct olloway Home-stead

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The lot on which this residence2iIIJetperpendicular to Hillsdale aveuuo ioieet and then broadening out soesjtoinclude a garden jn the rear containring in alt about 1 12 acres The build ¬

hallsrwoIdon the whole is a very desirablepiece cf property

2 A line building lot on the east olsaid residence lying between the resi-dence

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and hattie Irvine Slrcet frontingHiJI dale avenue 60 feet and runningback In parallel Hues perpendicularthereto 210 feet This lot is improvedbya nuall tworoom cottage andaframe building used as a carriage houceChe lot lays well

8 A fine building lot on the westside of brick residence fronting Hiliadalo avenue GO feet and running backIII parallel lines perpendicular thereto210

4 A building lot in rear of dwellinghouse which Iron s flail is Irvinestreet60 feet and runs back in parallel linesperpendicular to Hallie Irvine streetUO feet to the lire of the garden of thebrick hous3 and bounded on the northby a ten loot alley

5 Lot NO 6 fronts Hallie Iryinestreet 50 and runs back 140 feet and isboundedon the south by a ten footdlieyaiid bntlio north by the Zeniaiilot being about 90 feet widest the rear

After thqFale of the above describedpieces of property separately it willSbembejqfforedas whole and sold so asto reallztba lai geat amount of money

Thehtyle to nil of the property leperfect audjjjjoteessloa will be given on thoUt d jVPl7JMiu ry 1910

Tha property will be sold on the fojOWIHK teras One third of the pur¬

chase sone will be due and payableJanuary 1 IDlO for which security taybe respiired ami the balance will beiue in twoqual installments due reMctive1y in six apd twelve months tor

which notes Wtll he required btjariagIRteutrJbuate of oix per cent td-seeard by a liea on this property

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The Entering Wedge Popular Girl Subscription Contest is now udder way all contestantswill have an equal chance of winning one of the 40000 Pianos or the Special Prizes Nowis the time to make an effort to win Read this advertisement through and thea get busy

First Special PrizeEvery young lady who turnsn sioon subscriptions to theEntering Wedge from today tal6 oclock Saturday October 9will be given free a beautifulGold Finish Jewel Box Thevotes secured on the jewel box will also count on the PianosII

A 400 JGiven Free

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1 1utwin one pianos our contestVThis ballot counts JOO votes is for

NameAddress it > t

AnnouncementThis piano and popular xirl contest will be conducted on

strictly business principles with perfect justice and fairnessto nil concerned

PrizesThe first prizes hall be two fine firstclass pianos valucd at

leach Onc piano will be awarded to the winner residing inRichmondand one to the winner residing in Madison countyMany other valuable und useful presents will be given andannounced later Winners of special prizes offered from timeto time are not barred from any other award-

sCandidatesAny young lady in either of these districts is eligible to

enter in this contest T > most popular young lady is the onewho shall rece1e most votes inlier territory To her shallbe ownrded he beautiful upright iilano to be given away inthat territory

Classes ol VotesVVTtie votes ore issued in coupons of the following denomin

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New Subscriptions 500 voJes for Leo on subscriptionsRenewal Subscriptions 400 votes for00cn subscriptionsJack Subscri ptions 400 votes for 100 on tubscriptlotis

General SubscriptionsStandlngrof the contestants will be published in this paper

jnorc or less regularly same to be compiled from editors re-cords as ballot boxes arc locket

No employee of the paper shall be a candidate or work infavor of a contestant

Two Others FailFremont Bennett Modoc led saysfl used two other remedies and lost

Gout of 85 iiogs 1 then usedUourbonmyijdgsSold by Perry Thomas Rich inond

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nfr ladles gold watch ami So in moneyl1nder return to Cues llosel SilverCreek and receive liberal reward 2t

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JThe publishers arc not tell for whom any one votcs except

in case of allezed error orEach contestant is requested to send us cabinet size

photograph for publication as soon asMake up your mind whom you are going to vote for before

to the office We positively will not decide the matterAn awarding committee of three of the best men

are to be appointed to make final count and distribution ofprizesOne

thousand votes will be jriverr free to each young ladynominated during the first thirty days A free ballot rood for100 votes will be run in the pifper rcirularly during the greaterpart of the contest

Contest not to run not less than ninety days The day ofclosinirwill beannounced about thirty days in advance

The right o past the date qf closing for sufficient causeis reserved

The contest shall close at certain date announced laterAbout two weeks to the date of closing the judgesare to take the ballot boxes carefully locked or scaled to thebank announced in the news columns where it will be keptduring hours and in the vault during night until the close ofthe contestwhen the awarding committee will take choreandmake final

Durinc the last two weeks votinc may in the seal-ed box nt the bank If pecrccy is desired in place yourcash togetlerwitli other votes and coupons inecalcd envelope with name of contestant on same and depositin ballot box Envelopes and subscription blanks will be furnlslicil for this purpose This cuamntees fair and squaredeal to all concerned

1SOwing to so much wet weather at

thegerin of the wheat wasEO damaced that it may notsprout To be able to furnish somecxtift good seed wheat faring hasboiirht some soft fjultz seedwheat direct from the best farmingPerl ion of Missouri which he wouldlike to sell to the farmers that know

I it takes the best seed to raise the besten i 8 ot

I Farley March will have theirdisplay of Pattern lists Sept 30th Oct

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Estray HogA mountain sow came to my place

court day and has since been caredfor Owner cr have samoby identi¬ <fying anil paying charges

Squire Williams1m Irvine t ike

HerOnly HopeVMrsNewton Thomas Christensburg

Ky says 1 have used your Hour ¬

bon Poultry cure and know ttiatit willcure Turkey Chulern It is my onlyhope of raUinK the birds next year

Sold bv Perry Thomas XictiniondKy

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