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This Is The Timefof the year when mothers are think

ipot school dresses and fabrics

tAnil1spedion of our stock will conyou we are headquarters

sidr lovely

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Madras sai

l Our showing of midsummer matert I ials is superb We carry a full linev of Novelties and you will make a

K mistake if yon dont visit our Draperydepartment Our stock includeseverything to be found in an uptodate Dry Goods Store

OWEN McKEEDRY GOODS COMPANYY-

OU ARE WELCOME TO OUR REST ROOM Comer 1st Main

The Richmond Climax

I mUStED HER WEMBBIT IT

L THE CLIMAX PRINTING COIncorporated

A D MILLER EDITOR

IMimbir tl

KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION

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EI6HTH DISTRICT PUBllSIERS lEAGUE

FBICE 100 PER YEAR

0IN ADVANCE

WEDNESDAY SEP 21 1910

TUE Republican papers of Louisvillesem to be very much exercised over

the position of Col John II Whallen atthe meeting of the Democratic StateCentral Committee says the Elizabeth

town News They are undertaking to

show and make the public believe thatCol Whallen has proven traitor to Ben

Johnson or Will Head because ho threw

his influence toclcct Judge Allie Young

who is a McCrcary man Chairman of

the Campaign Committee The people

Hrhoknow John Whailen know absolute ¬

onelthingwhat howhole matter is that Col Whallen play ¬

ed a very natural and perfectly human

part at the Lexington meeting His

very closest and most intimate political

friend in the State is Judge Allie Young

and very naturally he would not do any-

thing

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against him even if Young was

for McCreary for Governor But leaving

personal friendship out of the questionYoung would have been elected Chair ¬

man if Whallens influence had been

against him Whallen did not go over

to McCreary atall Ho will do exactly

the same when a nomination is to be

made for Governor Ha will stand loyal

to his pledges but if he sees he cannot

land his man he will throw his strengthto the candidate ho sees is going to win

and ho will see it before anybody else

does

THE Edwards followers in theEleventh district are sure sore over thedefeat of their idol Oh what a blow

it was The Democrats arc taking onnew life and will have a strong candi ¬

date in the field They dont standmuch showMrinning but it is a fight-

ing

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chance Edwards downfall iseasily explained and all DemocraticjpersIn the Eleventh saw the hand-

writing on the wall His HenchmenWere loud in their condemnation ofPowers calling him a murderer athief guilty of tho Gobel murder etc

the very same people who a few yearsago were fighting his battles and cry¬

ing that he was a martyr aud should bevindicated When he returns andannouBces for Congress the right ofall men ho is turned against by thesefollowers of Edwards because theirutiieu counter must go and the graftbe given to another regime Inconsis ¬

tency and tho majority of theRepublicans of tho Eleventh saw it andeitet 4 Powers Il was an excellenthappening for the Democracy all overthe state It means the defeat ofCongressman Bennett in tho Ninth andLaugley in the Tenth

KeiTOR M OSUUJVAK of the ShelbyviMe Sentinel has the tender sympathyfjtk brother editors all over the state

latke loss ot his lovely daughter MissXiUbWkie Elizabeth OSullivan whosedetb occurred Saturday after a twoBMAtks illness of typhoid lover Deceas ¬

ed was nineteen years old and a charm ¬

ing yeang woman

IF the XewJersey undertakers succeeditt ttrmging about a reform there will be

ib ie burials at sea They are ur-gIthpassagei of a law which requiresMMtMMlmer to be placed on each steamship so that in case of death at sea the-

yb isa be cared for scientifically

ExpRB6iDKXT Roosevelt says he williiiotit upon honesty if it breaks up thebus businesses of the mad If his effortsavfitt anything along this line it is to belt pi< he will at l Mt put out of busimttt wpM of the corrupt politicans inBQ rond Washington

Juy CBAS S MOOKBHKAD formereditor and owner of the old PrincetonBMMN JIO returned to PrInceton and isnow Iftorof Leader under its sew

l I merit

i Wnur a JOHCBMYl attention hasbMBwrwtWby a pretty girl thus K

Aettaff loft for hun to do but to carry

blaas to court

west MiM Pail inarrod a MrVV1Ir BMb U rtbo Hwt8Biight trw

f41Cb a union to turn a goodly ercpof pftrs

ORB hJng ia vMMt that it ainhipant ittd toto wwftw it win tonO4W 4I7tbatUs-

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PERSONALS

GOOD THOUGHT

The Glad heart goes the longest wayThe sunshine makes the finest tiny

Miss Mary Foley is visiting in Middles

boroMrsA C Scanlan was in Lexington

SaturdayMr Edgar Blanton has been sojourn-

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at French LickMiss Norma Elmore of Lancaster is

with relatives here

Mr Rhodes Yeager of Georgetownhas been visiting here

Mr Herman Leo has been visitingrelatives in Midway

Dr and Mrs W G White returnedFriday from Louisville

Mr and Mrs Emil Lorisch were inLouisville last week

Mr Thomas Hamilton was in Cincin ¬

nati last week on business

Mrs S B Hume left yesterday forCincinnati to spend a week

Miss Bessie Miller returned Mondayfrom a visit to Louisville friends

Misses Tillie Tribblo and Julia Higgins spent Saturday in Lexington

Miss Mary Rankin of Lancaster hasmatriculated at Madison Institute

Mr Curt Adams has returned fromNiagara and other points of interest

The French Mission Circle was enter-

tained¬

Monday by Mrs S B Hume

Mrs Fred Faris and Miss MaryRoberts are in Cincinnati this week

Mrs J A Stevens and family spentthe week endwith Lexington relatives

Mr N B Deatherage has returnedfrom a visit to friends in Owen county

Mr and Mrs James Winn of Winches-ter have been visiting Mrs Robert Miller

Miss Cramer of Lexington is the guestof Mrs Robert Sallec on Glyndon Ave

Editors T II Pickels and A D

Miller attended the State fair last

ThursdayMissBurnam returned last

week from the East where she spent

summerMiss Taylor has returnedto Lebanon where she teaches in theHigh School

Mr and Mrs Walker McKinney ofGeorgetown were guests of relativeshere last week

Mr and Mrs Elmer Tate left lastweek for a two weeks stay at CrabOrchard Springs

Mrs Julian Van Winkle of Louisvillehas been visiting her mother MrsJames W Smith

Professor and Mrs C Rucker Adamsof Chicago came last week for a visitto Miss Lucy Adams

Miss Aubrey Burgin has returned toLexington after a delightful visit to heraunt Mrs J A Stevens

Mr and Mrs J R Azbtll have been inLondon visiting their daughter MrsGeorge C Moores

Mr and Mrs W R Black and babyof Winchester are visiting friends intho city and county

Miss Elizabeth Lackey of Kingstonleft Monday to matriculate in Hamiltoncollege Lexington

Mr and Mrs Harvey Chenault werein Louisville last week the guests of Mrand Mrs E B Hume

Mrs H B Hanger went to Millersburg last week to enter her son Paulin the Military Institute

Mr Clyde Hart of tho WinchesterNews spent Sunday with his parentsMr and Mrs T H Hart

Shelby NewsMr James W Zarinof Richmond is visiting his sistersMisses Alice and Mattie Zaring

Miss Maud Wilson has been in Lan¬

caster visiting her sisters MesdamesW R Got t and Leonard Miller

Mr William Wallace left Monday forYale where he will enter upon hissenior yearjin the study of law

Mr Leonard Robinson left thisweek for Richmond to enter the Rich-mond

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High School London EchoMrS Wilson Tate has returned from

a two months visit to her daughterMrs G W DulL te Hoopston Ill

Mrs ThomRSHltrIeyorLebauooJ-lUlctioois the guest of her raothrialaw Mrs S L Mtokiff on Third tree

Mr W WWaUs and familyand Mrs Faaaie SraUli motored toT uisville 1Mt wektoMIii MM State

fairMessrsRobert Turtoy and Haymow

Xwfrk left Sat i kif far JliiMfe resums iheir studies te the State Unlwrsky

KiN Pearl Davis of Lvwferttht k tabarge afthe triTrnfrf ilqprlmint of

FMkMMiXiMs 1I IIItiIW

Mr LlGwIry Mrs CL D Killersai Miss EltaalMth Mlltor spent the1NiekendwitJt Mr WillIam Ooala aodftually MM Pjuxtte-

Mn J 8 OMliw Its WUlOelliMBxuiMoOor4IaMrWtMhMtw

M iBkH of Lowfpflfc

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cam aatnrdajHo peed a Jew days with

ih1Wir whc k vsUu ber mother

raJaiIW8wLJraUliahiuUle Xi-

iranwIthhwmiif Mn WlnabethCroft after a visit to henfot r MnChM Crooke in DanvIlle

Mrs Mat Hacker and ehiklree Kieh

olsvill spent the weekBftd with XiA E Cars

Miss Irene Buckwatter of TVlagaH

Miss k the guwt of her sister Mrs ItO

LsehyMPoatec of New York City

is the beautiful and charming guest ofMrs Cap Dickersoa

Mr J S Gardner and family passedthough Riehmoad Monday eare te toJacksonville Fla from Irvine wherethey have been visiting

Mrs J II Taylor of Kansas Citywho has been with her sister MrsJR Pates is now with Mrs Uraat ELilly on Lancaster avenue

Mrs Harvey Parrish of Union Cityentertained a number of friends lastFriday in honor of her brother MrDudley Berry of Leroy Ill

Miss Strong of New York who hasbeen visiting Mrs Russell Robinsonleft last week for Texarkana whereshe will teach during the winter

Mr N B Deatherage accompaniedby Mr 1fH Haggard of George-

town went last week to Owen county

to visit an old Confederate comradeMr J M Herndon

Mr Barnett Chenault has returnedfrom the Canal zone Mr Chenault isone of the most papular of the youngerocial set and was given a royal welcomeby his many friends

Messrs Clarence E Brown of Lerington Woodford Dick of LouisvilleJohn D Allen and Miss Martha Allenof Carlisle spent last week with Mrand Mrs J W Zaring

Col Wallace Estill of Franklin countyaccompanied by his sisters Mrs LauraEstill Francis and Mrs Lavinia EstillCunningham visited their old hometown at Richmond last week

Miss Annie Bennett Cohen has entered the preparatory department of theRandolph Macon college at LynchburgVa She was accompanied to Lynch ¬

burg by her aunt Miss Minnie Wagers

Mr Clark Allman has accepted aposition in the drug house of H LPerry Mr Allman is the younger son

of Captain and Mrs J H Allman andis one of the best known youngdruggists in the city

Louisville Times Col and MrsWilliam B Haldeman motored out toPewee Valley today to attend theConfederate Reunion at the L Z DukeHalL They had as their guest theHon J B McCreary of Richmond

Mrs W G Gregory of Louisville isvisiting her daughter Mrs R EMillion She was accompanied byher little grand daughter ElaineMillion who has been spending severalweeks in Louisville

Miss Norma Elmoro is in Richmondviisting relativesJilrs JW Elmoreis at homo from a visit to relatives inVersailles and RlchmondnMrsJohn Christman Jr and children andMrs B Kelly of Richmond arc visit ¬

ing Mrs N Miller Lancaster RecordMiss Eva Roberts whose well known

embroidery and stamping establishmentis headquarters for lovers of fancy need ¬

le work left yesterday for Cincinnati toremain all week Miss Roberts will re-

turn¬

with now patterns now materialsand new ideas for Winter and Christmas

workProfessorJaync former director of

the Model school of this city left yester-day

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for his home in Detroit afterspending several days here with friendsProfessor Jayne is attorney for theSociety for the Prevention of Crueltyto animals which position is ono ofimportance carrying with it a handsomesalary He is also lecturer in theDetroit college of law and enjoys a goodprivate practice Professor Jayne hasmany friends hero who are glad toknow of his success

Base BallWon Lost PcrtParisu 78 45 631

Leximtonnu 67 51 553Winchester uu 61 fiS 6It

503FrankfortMaysi1Iou 37 85 304

Season ClosesThe base ball season is over Rich ¬

mond was to have played a double-header in Frankfort on Monday and thento Winchester on Tuesday for anotherdouble bill but the wet weather madeplaying out of the question and in bothplaces and so the season camo to a closeas these were the last scheduled gamesRichmond finishes in fourth position ahalf game behind Winchester In thepast two seasons Richmond has devel-oped

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two stars who will no doubt boheard from all along tho lines of the bigleagues Hub Dawson the Versaillesboy who was sold the first of the seasonto Minneapolis has made good and RoyGolden tho easygoing twirler has betagiven a good berth by the St Louis teamof tho National league Owing to mis-

fortunes¬

that have presented themselvesat critical times the part season theteam has not played as good ball as itwas expected to do at the beginning butthe fans are loyal and will overlook allthis Richmond will mako every effortto haye a winner in tho race next setson and to gain this work will begin atan early dato

EstrayedA thin roan cow weight about 800 Ibs

came to my farm on Red House pikeSept 5 and has since been cared for byundersigned I have also lost black giltweight about 150 lbs No markssept212t RR McKinney

For Bald HeadsA TreatmentThat Costs

Nothing if it FailsWe want you to try three large

battles of Rexall 93y Hair Took onour personal guanuitee that the trialwill net cost yea penny if it does notgive you absolute sattsfaetioq Thatsproof of oar fMtfa in ibfe remedy andit shod UdMputiibly demonstrate thatwe know wh t we are talking aboutwhenw ssr tint ItezaH g3 HairTHllewiftW hair on M1ddltexcept baMoess has hem oflUeklong duration that the root of the hairare entirely dead the follioie closedand grows ovicaa4 the scalp glazed

Remember we ass aiming our tateniti upon win bn already lIMoaocomiAfaheil by hufRexaU WBJMT Tonic tiMLSre ha9ttUte rW t toa MWie Uiatt whit H ha dqM fortbocsands l itlMn it will rdo for youIB any event ymu eanaot Jose anythingby giving it a trial oh ourliberal rantee Two siMa JOe and 1100 Remetober yoji eaa obtata ttexall Rzme

din thU cscauonSif 811t ourtonlbe ftmA Siws Heory LPerryRZy

Fate fthePilt-oDetermined

in Next TenDays

President LeBus Makes itPlain that Growers MustShow Intentions Before

District Board Meets

BALLOTS WILL BE-

PREPARED AT ONCELeader Has Not Lost Hope

But Thinks Time GivenHas Been Sufficient

SPBCIAL TO THK CLIMAX

MiUersbiqr Ky Sept 17In aspeech here today President Lebus ofthe Burley Tobacco Society made it veryplain that the fate of the 1910 pool andwith it the fate of the growers move¬

ment would be decided within the nextten days I want to say here and nowhe declared that the days of delay arenumbered I have not lost faith Wehave carried this flag through darkerpeViods than this but the time has comewhen the grower must say either thathe will go forward or lay down

If he has decided to lay down thequicker this is made known the betterUnless there is a substantial awakeningbefore September 27one week fromTuesday I want to say that my votewill bb cast in favor of submitting thequestion of the 1010 pool just as speedilyas the ballot can bo gotten to the people

When the Executive Board meetsnext week I ani going to recommendthat the ballot be printed immediatelyEvery grower in the Burley District isthoroughly familiar with the issue andwill have had ample opportunity to makeup his mind before the 27th I knowthat you can win and you know that youcan

winInface of this certain promise if

you have made up your mind not to takeadvantage of tho opportunity then wewill all go to market together This yearthe dumper cannot sneak around thehill to furnish supplies to the enemy

If the pool should go down there willbe a grim satisfaction in seeing theplight of tho outsider And if wo shouldfail the responsibility is going to be onthe landlord and not on tho tenant Thoonly excuses that have been offered havebeen the inventions of landlords

Those growers who think that theyare able to get along without poolingmight well stop to consider what theywould do with their tobacco if this poolshould be declared off early in OctoberThose who champion loose leaf warehouses would then have an opportunityto put their alleged benefits to tho testAs for my part they will never hold anumbrella over me and charge mo for thoshade while the trust skins me

If the pool is a success it will be be ¬

cause you pool your tobacco and go towork to induce your neighbor to pOolThe women have become enlisted in thiswork and I have great hopes as to whatthey may accomplish You are in themidst of a garden spot If this pool isdeclared off the value of your land andeverything you own will be cut in halftnd the papers of this community willbe filled with advcrtisedfarms

Tho attitude of those growers whohavo borne the heat of the fight in thepast was strikingly set forth by Mr JohnW Bell of Harrison county

I quit pulling suckers to como to thismeeting You do not knowjjwho I amand I will tell you I am one of thosewho have blisters on their feet and theskin worn from backs carrying the richgrowers of the Blue Grass I am one ofthose who have endured privation andwhose family have stinted themselvesand undergone hardship in order to laythe foundation for this society LastlyI am one of those men who are not goingto carry you any longer

Heavy RainsThe heavy rainof Sunday night and

all day Monday which prevailed in thisvicinity seems to have been generalover Cenleral Kentucky While therainfall hero was as heavy as has beenseen in years yet the electrical stormseems tohavo played havoc in Fayette andparts ofFranklinand Woodford The tolophone wires escaped damages in Madi ¬

son only a few boxes being burned outwhich is tho case with nearly everystorm

As Viewed by OfliersOne of tho handsomest and most in ¬

teresting of industral editions was issuedthis week by the Richmond Climax Itis a real gem of tho printers art as wellas a splendid exhibition of the art deS-criptive Editor A D Miller can shakehands with hlmselfWl Walton inLexington Herald

Our neighbor and friend the Climaxissued this week its handsome specialedition which has been tho souco ofmuch complimentary comment It isa =omploto compendium of the indust ¬

mchImontimany of our prominent citizens busi ¬

ness men and officials It is well worthfiling away as a work of reference andwo congratulate our contemporary onproducing so creditable a vorkKcn ¬

ucky Register

The Richmond Climax camo out thisweek ala very handsome souvenir edi-

tion¬

Editor Miller gives his patrons amighty good paper all the timeIbutwhen he puts on a few extra touches as5a the abovenamed issue why thenthere isnt a county paper in the UnitedStates that can surpass it Harrodsburg Herald

The Richmond Climax issued a veryhandsome special edition this weekw1tlekisa decided credit to the puttlIs1er and to the eilyOyatida DeJR

eerat T T r

The Riehaaead GJiaax issll Uife

wek iUsplwHlM pictorial and hitorkssapptement whkjJt is a most excellentadvertisement for that progressive cityThe supplement which is in magaia ij

k ap1eodMilyprintedudWorkthM ri toCORe by those interested in the historyof Richmond lad Madison countyEditor A p Millar te to he MiwratMftMrfor tIM rulftnlh of this trig uadertakiBg Danville Advocate

The best industrial edition we haybJgRnlleetleeu8er r

The IndustriarEditlon of the Richmood Climax bame to our desk Redoesday and after examfnatou we unhest-tatinglypipnounceit

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far superior to anjthing ever attempted by a Central Ken-

tucky¬

newspaper It shows remarkableenterprise and the workmanship issptadM Weooagntulatetheaia

BOOM of the uadertaklagju1

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n Close CallMat 8 tMn the Muted horseman

tGgeLlaenrihseen1 assoeiatea hiss aJose u from death Monday afternoon

in LexSnfioa while waM bt the oMce

of the TaMwsatta Sale barn A bolt or

lghlir struck the ehhsMwjr tKuringansrljosi of it away and kmwkh the oercupaots U every direvion So severelyHaaaed were they that for several aiawtes they were enable to riP theirsenses A telephone message receivedat the hone of Mr Jplm Wagws Tuesday morning conveyed the news thatMr Ceiiea was able to Be about

About GoneThis will be the last week for water-

melons

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in Madison county according tothe growers who make Richmond tacirheadquarters with the toothsome articleThe wet weather in the spring retardedthe growth and later in the season whenthey took a brace the destructive little

stripped bug came along and in manyplaces almost wiped out the patches byfeasting on the vines There was onlya half crop this season if that muchaccording to the growers in the CollegeHill and Waco sections where the bulkofthei melons are raised in Madison

A Handsome Brass Bed forTwentyfive Cents

Beginning with Friday there will bo-

on display in Douglas SimmonsDeatherages window an elegant brassbed which some one can own f r thesmall sum of 25 cents This bed hasbeen donated to the ladles of the P AC Infirmary by E L March of Lexing ¬

ton to be used Inane big sample saloonOct 3 and 4 The ladies have decidedto open up a guessing contest the par¬

ticulars of which will be announced inthe next few days This is an unusualopportunity to win such a bed for sucha small sum-

Program ol Teachers Associa-tion

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Teachers of Educational DivisionNo 6 will hold their meeting sit RedHouse Saturday Sept 24 1910

PROQKA5I

10 oclock a mSong Red House ChoirDevotional ExercisesProf It F

ScudderMusIcWelcome

Address Hon J TevisCobb

Response Supt John NqiandSong Little Rose BudsAnHaTr-

ibbleEnds Sought in Teachers Asso-

ciationsIsflss¬

Rebecca Edwardsand Miss Amelia McWhortor

Values of High School EducationProf T J Conies

MusicNeon RecessAfternoon Exercises 130 p mtI What to do with the JncorriglWes

Mrs JD Powell and Miss KittleHisleHow

Home Environments Affect AioItObtlStoctton

H Berryusl-

cRecitationMiss My rtleDaltonIn What Way Can Parents Assistthe Teacher Miss Maudo Baileyand Miss Eloise Million

RecItationElizabeth Carson

MusicRelativeAdvantages of the City and

Country Childupt Noland JB Harris R F Ecudder

Querry Box330 AdjournmentJ

HAUnTS PresidentMRS ED CAissoN Secretary

Dandruff anal Itchtar Scalp

Yield to TbisTx ttheflt-

Why experiment to drlYfltMdandruff grm from underneath theskin with lotions < fancy hairdressing when IILPerryDrttc Storewill guarantee ZKMO and ZKMO SOAPto entirely rid the scalp of the germ lifethat causes the trouble

ZESIO and ZEMQ SOAP can be obtain ¬

ed in any city or town ja America andare recogaIzedthe lIe anti melt eeeaomioal treatment for all affections ofthe skin and scalp whether oft Infant orgrown persons One shampoo withZESI O SOAP application of ZEMOwill stop itching and cleanse the scalpof dranduV and scurf

Wo invite you to try ZKMO and ZEMOSOAP and if not entirely satisfied wewill refund your money

STOCK

SaleI will sell publicly on the premises of

the late J P Simmons 7 miles fromRichmond near Kirksvilte on

Friday Sept 23 WOlOam

22 Head of Good Stock5 suckling mules2 yearling mules1 good 3yearold mulo2 4yearold mules5 aged mules5 mares1 5yearold horse well brokenjennet

Terms Sale will be made on creditof 0 months with bankable note bearing6 per cent intere-

stMcCreary Sinimons

Public SaleOf Two Farms

We will sell at public auction infront of tho Court House county courtday at 2 oclock p m

Mond YtOct3t J9JOthe following property

About 345 Acres of Landnear Red House five miles north ofRichmond Ky This land will be soldin two separate tracts These twofarms are divided by a road there be-ing about 175 acreson the East sidewith good dwelling house and othernecessary outbuildings upon same

On the West side of the road is about170 acres with good store room thereonThis is a splendid location for sellinggoods and tho building now rents for

150 per year The Red House stationis a fine shipping point and very closeto the farm mentioned

The farms are well watered and mostdesirable property

Terms Onethird cash balance inone and two years with legal interestfrom Jan 1 1911 when possession willbe given and deed made Seedingprivileges will begiven purchaser

This property will positively be soldon date and time mentioned above

For any other information see HarveyDouglas or James Hunlcy

Harvey D ParrishHarriett Parrish

Peoria DrillDont Over Look the Best

The greatest Dull of the age Has put new life into wheatgrowers Combining both shoe and disc something thathas been lacking in the Disc Drill You cannot appreciatethis Drill until you see it You cannot afford to buy untilyou know its features over others For further information

call and se-

eD B Shackelford CoHardware Tinware Stove and

Farm Implements

September a8tblJ9xI will c4ferf rsale6a the premises My highly improved

2 12 Acre Farmon the best of pikes miles rosa each Dnvieaa4 Laaeasier

175 Awes TilWbto RM LsntS etwbieh ii TuFm 14m4 3f lLvei14s Land

1Qdetotw are and it iMdJ iaadhetGDi1 rMt

Iin6 Ijbest ia the oowrty b a Nosn ra bi houi hoaM tand siehed It is notad for itabcanttfoi and Mklthy g M j hborbooaed chose>roxiinUt 1bohoo Chu in i 4e

There are threegft JJraore tobacco ifatm wWi excellent

barfollaockMd24 rsconsidering location buOdlngs qnality of Jaad etc no more desirable farm

home has been placed on the market If intnrestei write or com and see Im ¬

mediate possession can be given if crops are sold There is a fine T7year old Warr

alug orchard on the place

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MILLINERY OPENINGWednesdayand Thursday

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ChildrensSchoolShoes-

Our ChildrensShoe Departmentis complete Wehave made aspecial effort toget the best schoolshoes made at the

LowestPrices

ChildrensSchool

HandkerchiefsGood quality hem ¬

stitched cambrichandkerchiefs i nplaiu white

3c Each

Boys SchoolSuits

A splendid line cfSuits knickerbocker pants Thematerials are che ¬

viots and cassimerescolors bluebrown and gray

298 348and 498

McCallPatterns

10 and 15c

Sir Itobt R Burnam has added tohis Fire Insurance Companies TheHenry Clay Firo Insurance Co a Ken ¬

tucky company with 500 000 capitaland surplus Support a home institutionand demand a policy in this new com-

pany tf

Public SaleI will sell at mv resi¬

dence on East Mainstat lOa m-

Thursday Sept 29 10

all my Household andKitchen

Mrs Loutitia Carse

Public

According to the directions of the wilof John 6 Taylor I his administratorwill sell at public auction on

Oct i5 1JO

at 10 oclock a m his late residence atcorner of First and Irvine streets andvacant lot 20 feet wide adjoining bothin the very heart of the city of Rich ¬

mond A splendid corner lot with brickresidence anti vacant lot for buildingA more particular description of bothand dimensions will be gladly furnishedupon inquiry

This property wilt be offered separate-ly and as a whole to be sold in the waybringing tho most money Terms forpayment will be onethird cash balancein six and twelve months with lien re-

tained¬

J E GfiiEENLEAF Administrator9213t With Will Annexed

Public

Of Valuable City Prop¬

erty

We will sell at public auction on thepremises on Seeon d street at 10 oclocka us

Saturday Octthe residence known as the Ellis proper ¬

ty The let fronts on Second street 150feet running back 241 feet to Firststreet with a frontage on First of 78 13feet This property is centrally locatedclose to the business part of the cityThe residence contains eleven roomsand three hftlk entrance to any room inthe building without passing throughanother room and is admirably locatedand arranged for family or boarder ifdesired Thor is also gas and waterpipes throughout the huikUng

Miss Ellis and Mrs Daniel or J AHigginSWilt take pleasure in showingproperty to prospective purchasers

Terms will be mad haewa on day afsale

At sane wW aeR ainsi6nseme housefaatd fvrnittira-

LMW TOM Cxntiour Aaeiiooeer4tM

HOG FEED ftSlhopUURBottHnxi Hog Cbofera Remedyis the carjr known CURE for hog choleraA few doaea along with thefeed nowwill destroy all disease breeding germsworms and parasites in your hogs and

CoaaCIb11Sold by q r2 I

September21 and 22 jWe Sell and Guarantee

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Wund erho s efor men women and children 4pairs guaranteed to wear 4 monthswithout mending

SI Box 4 pair in box

Ladies FallSkirts

Our Assortment includes all stylesand colors 5 values inblack blue and brown panamasand voiles trimmed and tailorednicely

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Let us take your measure for

Fall Suitor Skirt

400 samples on display and fit andsatisfaction guaranteed

McCalls Magazinew-

ill help you to make Stylish Fall

Clothes 5 cents a Copy

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RadcliffeShoes

ForLadies

< +Dull calf patentcolt tans shortvamp effec t scloth and Jeathertops I

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Outfitters to Women

invite you to the opening

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2 Readytowear ParlorsV

Tuesday September twentyseventh

127 East Main StreetLexington Ky

We Leave all Meats on the Scaleslong enough for the customerto see the weight We dontslap it on and off before thereis a chance for the indicatorto stop jiggling so the pin ¬chaser cat only gues if theright weight is charged forBuy at the market where youget what you pay for both inquantity and quality

C C CULTONSuccessor to Douglas Culton

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