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PDHLIHHKUZVCKY WKDNKHDAY BY
Tho Climax Printing CoIncorporated
J HRN4ULT PreidentA l MTtIKf Idto ft Mauer-
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT
ALTON B PARKERof New York
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Ex U S SENATOR DAVISof West Virginia
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
WM JENNINGS BRYANof Nebraska
Tint Convention which convened inLexington on last Thursday theobject of which WM to nominate acandidate for Appellate Judge result ¬
ed in great disorder and a generalfight in which several were injuredJudge Cantrill of Georgetown wasnominated hut illegally so accordingto reports sent out After the wildestopposition and general pandemoniumthe convention adjourned to meet
24th at which time thelegality of the nomination will bequestioned
Kills Germs of Catarrh
Bj mii CM U tkt Rut rf tW awe aM lit1 fNil
Catarrhcannot be cured by the neeof pills liquid medicines and socalledystein tonics Under such treatment
ilic germs of the disease will still livein the air passages and increase and
multiplyHyoineiis the only scientific and
thorough way to cure catarrh Killingthe germs in the air naeeaces it entersthe blood with the oxygen destroysthe microbes in the blood and effectu-ally
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drives from the system all tracesofcatarrhal poison
Probably the strongest evidence thatan be offered as to the powers of Hyo
mei to cure catarrh is the fact that B
L Middelton will agree to refund the-
money if you say Hyoinei hIM not cured
youThecomplete Hyomei outfit costs
sIoo and consists of an inhaler thatcan be carried in the vest pocket amedicine dropper and a bottle of HY9 ¬
mei The jnhaler lasts a lifetime andif one bottle does not cure an extrabottle can be obtained for 50-
cDoJclavcome early Whit1J5ons l3g Sale
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BrowersSummer
Furnitureat reduceQprices
10 per cent off on OldHickoiyGoods Tudor Porch Shadesother porch furniture etc
25 per cent off all
Furnitur-eAA chance to get goods at
ajipw pricer
3his week Cash only
CJIBtowBrGoIJ
Exclusive Sole AgentsIMAIN AND BROADWAY
T LEXINGTON EY
ED BLANTON COLumber and Coal3-rd Street opposite Le A Depot
TELEPHONE 425
WP are authorized to announceJOHN W BALLARD a camliilnte forSdcriflTof Madison county subject tothe action of the Democratic party
List of Dsows asd Danalietu to Cotton Shower
ten Pattfe A CUy Infirmary Rich ¬
mend KT July 30 J904
Miss Hallie Hamilton half dozennapkins
Mrs H P Reid two towelsMiss Mary Culton two pillow slips
Mrs O D Miller two pillow sUpsone lambrequin
Mrs Ida Powell two towelsMrs Jas W Smith two towelsMiss Etlel Hencox two pillow slipsMrs Elmer Deatherage two towelsMrs W R Letchor one dresser scarfcovertMrs Susan Tribble twoMrs Stanton Thorpe two towelsMrs James GntbrieShelbyville one
half dozen towelsMrs Lee Darnaby Lexington two
pillow slipsAlrsJT Wilkereon Lexington two
table coversMiss Manawillie Smith two pillow
slipsMrsMamie Stockton une tray cov¬
er one table coverMrs Green Clay one table cover two
pillow slipsMrs Eugenia Hume one pair pillow
casespillowIGeorgeS Blantou table cover-
t
Mrs Harvey Riddell Denver Coltable cover
Miss Klddell Irvine table covercaeesIMrs K B Hume 5 pillow casesSlit k ion II nine 9 pillow casesMrs Itoiwrt Riddell Irvine two pil¬
low alipsMrs A E Gougn Lexintou two pil ¬
low slipsMrs Tom Thorpe two curtainsMrs Geo D Simmons two towelsMrs C D Patton two sheetsMrs Ed Powell table coverMrs M E East two pillow slipsMrs Robert Walker 2 pillow slipsMiss Marguerite Dykes table coverMrs J D Dvkes half dozen napkinsMrs Jas Arbuckle two towelsMrs Geo W Evans table coverMiss Annie Deatherage one towelMiss Pattie Deatherage one towelMiss Martha Parsons two towelsMrs Dave Biggerstatf two towelsMrs Jas D Walker one sheetMrs W SOldtaam one spreadMiss Georgia Wilson one towelMiss Katie Wilson one towelJltrtl W L Leeds pair pillow slipsMrs U L Gentry Nashville Tenn
one towel
Deafness Cannot be Cured
By local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to cure deafnessand that is by constitutional remediesDeafness is caused by an inflamed con ¬
dition of the mucous lining of theenstachian tube When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound orImpertect hearing and when it is en ¬
tirely closed deafness in the result andunless tim inflammation can be takenout and this tube restored to its nor-mal
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condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten arenothingbutcons services
We wilt give One Hundred Dollarsfor any case of deafness caused by ca-
tarrh¬
that cannot be cured by HallsOatarrh Cure Send for circulars free
F J Cu ENEY < Co Toledo O
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Sirs Theo Wilson one towelMrs R L Gentry one counterpaneMrs J T Shackelford two pair pile
low casesMrs W H Dodge one counterpaneMrs Mary Maddox one sheet for
bandage and one spreadMrs W T Gniggs one pair pillow
slips and one tray clothMrs J O Mason two towelsMrs A K McCown counterpaneMiss Carlisle Chenault four sheetsMrs Barrett one pair sheets one pile
low slip two towelsMrs Weaver two towelsMrs B W Turner six towelsMrs Mary English one pair pillow
casesMrsB L Banks three towels
Mrs Sam Deatherage one pair pil-
low¬
slipsMrs Tom Arnold two tray coversMrs N J Arnold two tray coversMrs D H Myers pair pillow slipsMrs H L Perry two bath towelsMrs Ed Wines two bath towelsslipsMrsMrs P F Adams Jr dozen napkinsMrs A D Miller pair towelsRichard Foster Adams pen wiperMrs E E McCann four towelsMrs B L Middelton pair curtainsMrs Sharp Shelby viile tray coverMiss Matilda Tribble pair pillow ca¬
sesMrsC A Taylor pair towelsslipsMrs
Miss Sue Smith pair pillow casesMrs n S Harbor pair pillow cases
one table coverMrs Wm Gormley tray cover two
pillow slipsMrs Will Pigg six towelspillow ¬
Mae Herman Frasa six towelsMrs Harvey Chenault table coverMrs Lewis B Herrington Jr Ma
con Ga four towelsMrs Joe ChAnault table cover
thatWhiteMrs N B Deatberage pair sheets
towelsMisstowelsMrsMrs R E Turlev one sheet
towelsMrscasosMrspllluvcl18esl1rstraycovercasesMrstowelsMrsMrs JI18 Heard pair towelsonepillowtowelMIssslipsMissMrs E C Million pair towelsMrs Geo Prewitt pair pillow casesMrs Henrietta Bronston towelMrs Marguerite Wilmore 6 pillow
slips 4 towelsMisses Wilmore two tray coversMrs D B Shackelford table clothMrs Ed Mattingly pair pillow slips
Anderson ¬
MrsfS Marcus Phelps and Mrs Wal ¬
ton pair pillow slipsMrs W C Mills pair pillow cases
Every minute a Bargain at WhiteGibsons Big Sale
Mrs R C Stockton table coverMiss Jane D Stockton 2 table coversMiss Burnam pair pillow casesMiss Lucia Burnam pair pillow casesMajor C F Burnam one spreadMica Addie Hunley 60 centsMrs Carrie Prather 5 yards cottonMrs Lyman Parrish three sheetsMrs Mary B Clay 2Mrs James Bennett 1
Mrs Fannie Smith 1
Miss Mary Curtis Huntington WVs 50 cent-
sllIssJeePrather three towelsMrs Chas Powell pair pillow casesMrs Jerry Powell pair pillow casesMrs Wall r Bennett pair heetsMrs Gilbert Griustead 2 pair pillow
casesMrsGordon Yates4 towels
Mrs G B Turley Sr bleached cot-ton
M4 John M Price Atchison Kan6 wash rags
Mrs B Juett4tow J8 u4Keli
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lMIII8Miss Laura Bright pair pillow casesMiss Higgins pair plow casesMrs W W Wattsdozen napkinsMrs Nannie Embry hall doz towelsMrs W O Chenauft pillow case cot-
ton 4Mrs Jas T Akkra two towelsMrs G W Picfcels pair pillowcasesMiss Mary Pickels pai towelsMrs W B Smith onenignt shirtMrs R It Burnam three towelsMrs E T Burnam sijc pillow casesMiss Josephine Schmidt 3 towelsMISS Katherine Schmidt table coverMiss Nora Francis tray coverMiss Oallie Adams pair pillow casesMrs R K Stone 2 pillow casesMrs Jim Powers 4 pillow casesMrs J W Zaring 5 pillow casesIrs Hugh McLellan mir pillow cases
Mrs John Finnell pair towelsMrs E V Elder one fjeeser ffcarfMrs Dan Ohenanlt par pillow casesMrs Leslie Evans pair towelsMiss Bourer night gowh I iMrs Maria Lynn pgir tpwelsMrs Schlegel pair towelsMrs Joe Giunchighani 12 pillow
casesMrs Yeager Lf xington table coverMrs M F Enrigbt bleached cottonMrs Curran Smith and Miss Smith 6
pillow casesMrs iso Shepherd pair pillow casesMrs t1 HuRuely pair towelssirs J O Lackey two towelsMrs T B Collins counterpaneMrs Jas P Tribbln four towelsMIBS Tribble four towelsMrs S Phelps tray cover two pillow
casesMrsG B Turley Jr two towels
Mrs J 0 Lackey 6 towelsMiss Maria Crawford sheetMrs R W Miller 6 towelsFarley < March towel 2 pillow casesMrs Barrett 7 tea towelsMrs Katherine Schafhansen 2 towesMrs C E Smoot 2 pillow casesMrs Butler Carrier 2 pillow casesMiss Annie Shaw pillow slipsirs Letcher half dozen napkinsMiss Kate Walker 1
Frasa Bros 5 boxes waf-ersPERSONAL
Mr A D Miller was in Irvine
MondayMrMrs John M Price are at
Estill Springs
Mr James Tribble is at home fromEstill Springs
Attorney R E Roberts has returnedfrom a visit to Texas
Miss Bessie Dudley is at homefrom the Worlds fair
Miss Annie McKee is at home fromFrench Lick Springs
Mr and Mrs Joe Schafhausen havereturned from St Louis
Mr and Mrs R W Miller spentSunday at Estill Spring
Miss Minnie Wagers is at homefrom French Lick Springs
Miss Bernice Taylor will go to Ir¬
vine to day for a short visitMiss Elsie Zimmcr of Lancaster is
visiting Miss Marie SchillingMrs Ambrose Wagers of Cincin ¬
nati is here visitingrelativesMrs Mattie Hart of Omaha Neb
is the guest of Mrs Lizzie Miller
MrB W Turner has been spend-
ing¬
a few days at Estill SpringsMrs M C Kellogg and children
are visiting relatives in CincinnatiMr and Mrs S H Thorpe and son
Cecil are at Crab Orchard Spt ingsMrs John Mahler and daughter
are visiting relatives in HendersonMessrs J J Grrenleat and John
Power spent Sunday at Estill SpringsMrs A M Feland is visitingrela ¬
tives in RicbmondlnteriorJournal-Judge and Mrs H C Rice will
leave teday for Crab Orchard SpringsMr and Mrs E M Veatch Jr and
little daughter visited at Paris last
weekMissNellie Peyton of Lexington is
here visiting her cousin Miss Mary
ScottMissAgnes Meadc of Somerset is
the guest of Misses Nellie and Mayme
KellerMrsT B Collins and Mrs W B
Williamson spent last week in Lex¬
ingtonMiss
Margaret Miller has been vis-
iting¬
Mrs Edward Grubbs at Mt
SterlingRevM Jolly and wife of Burks
vile are visiting Mr and Mrs T B
BrattonMrsM A Phelps is visiting her
daughter Mrs Richard locker near
StanfordMrsBoggs spent Sunday
last with Miss Margaret CUyton at
BeattyvilleMissBurns of Cynthiana is
the guest this week of he sister MrsN V White
Mrs P E Cartwright of New Decatur Ala is here visiting her daughterMrs H H Frasa
Misses Alma and Nettie Scriv ¬
ener left yesterday for a visit tothe Worlds Fair
Miss Mary Belle Field Miller isvisiting friends in Richmond Win ¬
chester Democrat
Mr and Mrs Eugene Walker andMiss Katherine Walker spent Sundayat Estill Springs
Dr Landman the Oculist will beat the Glyndon Hotel on WednesdayAugust 10th Inst
Miss Helen Turner is visitingfriends and relatives in Richmond
KyShelbyScntinelMrLouisville has
been spending a few days with rela-tives
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and friends hereMiss Margaretta Smith has returned
to Philadelphia to resume her workin Dr Prices hospital
Misses Katherine and Mary Scullyof Lexington are guests of MissesMcKenna and Conway
Mr and Mrs McKenna of Lexing ¬
ton have been visiting their daugh ¬
ter Mrs R J McKeeMiss Ella Pendloton of Winchester
has been the attractive guest of hersister Mrs John Turley
Mr and Mrs Robert E Tipton oftit Sterling spent last week withrelatives and friends kere
Mr G W Blount section foremanfor the L A road has moved hisfamily to Beattyville toeside-
MLsMyit1Ballard of this cityslid kcr two eeMiiu UiM i Crket
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1A4yerso
Feed your hair nourish itgive it something to live onThen it will stop falling andwill grow long and heavyAyers Hair Vigor is the only
Hair VigorJairfood you can buy For 60tears It has been doing just
we claim it will do It-
bill not disappoint youIf Mj hair Used to be nry abort But attar
hair Vigor a abort time it begantgrownd now It ti fourteen Inches longTbl seems a ipendldr ult to me after beingalmost without
Mas J 1L iorado Springs Colo
1100 a bottle JCATERCOAll Lowell Madrne1tforShort Hair
andBassett Gilchrist of Lexingtonspent last week at Estill Springs
Mr and Mrs Beacham Lackey havegone to housekeeping in Mr Bushsnetv cottage on Aspen Ave
iliss Florrie Chenault Is at homeIfrqm a visit to her sister Mrs Harri ¬
sonI
Simrtill in LexingtonMrs Orville A Kennedy of Louis
villa has been visiting Mrs SV RLetcher Jr on High street
Mr and Mrs W D Oldham andtheir handsome sons are at EstillSprings for a ten days staytMr and Mrs A P Mitchell of
Ncholasville were guests last weekof Dr and Mrs H C JasperI
Mr J W Barnett of MobcrleyMo is the guest of his brother MrJI W Barnett on Walnut street
Mr J D Dykes will go to CrabOrchard Springs Saturday to join hisfamily who are spending some time
thereMrsSallie Cornelison and Miss
Johnio Azbill are at home from amonths visit to Kansas City and theSt Louis fair
Mr and Mrs Elmer Deatherageleft yesterday for Kansas City to vis ¬
it reatives They will also take inthe St Louis Worlds fair
Mr S B McSwain has gone on aprospecting tour through Oklahomaand the West He will also visit theSt Louis Exposition
Miss Hallie Hamilton one of thepopular clerks at W D Oldhamsspent Sunday with her parents atWi emantown Ky
Dr W C Jasper of Piano Texashas concluded a visit to his brotherDrH C Jasper in this city and hasreturned to his home
The greatest sale ever conductedin Richmond is at White Gibsons
Miss Edna Schlegel was hostess atadelightful panic party on last Wednesday night in honor of Miss AgnesFrancis of Lexington
Mrs Silas Yeager has returned toher home in Lexington accompaniedby Miss Edna Sohlegsl who will beher guest for several weeks
Mr Mat Cohen has returned fromVersailles accompanied by his littledaughter Anne Bennett who hasbeen visiting relatives there
Mr L Parker Adams is in St Louisenjoying the fair His place as nightclerk at the Glyndon is being filledby Mr Merritt Williams during hisabsence
motherMrsTheywillreturn home
CottonburgandpartytoPrices smashed to Fiinders at
White c Gibsons Big Sale
toIrvineWillieJoeMr T T Covington who has been
at the of his son Kit has rertsKithis recovery
MaryBoggsJ Simmons and Messrs ArnoldyesterdayforEWeaversufficiently recovered from his burnsas to be able to be out He filled hispUlpit on last Sunday
Miss Cary Rice the attractiveSamRiceed a number of her friends at an im ¬
promptu dance on MondaynightCost no consideration at While
Gibsons Big Sale
Messrs W A Todd and G Wattendingthetaking tho examination required ofbythe
Mrs J R Williams entertained atSaturdayfromthe feature of the morning and Miss
Mabel Letton of thijf citj was guest
fhonorIMrs Neville Moberly of Versailles
is expectfd Monday to be the guest of
her sister Mrs J B jHaggin atGreen lulls Lexington pemocrat
Mrs W E Myers and daughterMiss Janie have gone to the WorldsFair While in St Louis they will be
guests of Mr and Mm Smith Myers
Mr and Mrs H B Hanger andthree handsome sons have gone for asix weeks stay at Virginia Beach OldPoint Comfort and White SulphurSprings
Mrs Ida Powell anddanghter MissElizabeth and Miss Mamie Wagersof Richmond were the guests of Mrand Mrs Alex Hamilton last weekE till Herald
Mr and Mr Jam s Arbuckle ofRichmond and Miss Dt EmbryofLexington passed through yesterdayenroute to Crab Orchard SpringsInterior Journal
Mr Boyd Wagers the popular can-
didate¬
for Assessor is sojourning atCrab Oichard Springs His manyfriends hope that his health will be
much benefited therebyThe many friends of Miss Carlisle
Chenault will rgret to know that sheha been compelled by ill health toenter the P A C Infirmarywhereshe will receive treatment
Dr and Mrs Nathan McKinney of
Millersburgwere euess last week of
Mr and Mrs Tbomaa Phelps atDrowning Creek Heights Mr Mc
Kinney is an old C UboyMr and Mrs DouglAs Payne and
children have returned to their homeSnnny Side Ark after a visit to
Mrs Jerre Noland Mrs Payne wasformerly Miss Hallie Turley
Mr and Mrs John B Chenault andthree little daughters of TempestVa are here to spend the remainderof the summer with Mr and Mrs TD Chenault at Cumberland View
Rev and Mrs Eugene Bell and sonHenry will leave tomofrowfor Koreawhere Mr Bell will resume his mis ¬
sionary work They will go by thowayof Chicago and Vancouver B C
Mrs Gibson Taylor of Seattleis in Richmond for a visit She willgo from there to Estill Springs tpIspend several weeks with Mr andMrs W R Thomas Lexington
DemocratMrsBaldwin has gone to
Annapolis Maryland to spend severalweeks with her daughter Mrs CarloBrittain Lieutenant and Mrs Brittain will spend the month of Septem-ber
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with Mrs Baldwin near town
Rev and Mrs Ashby Jones andson Cyrus Turner are here fromRichmond Va to spend the rest ofthe summer with Mr and Mrs ChasTurner at Caleast Mrs Jones wasformerly the beautiful Miss MayTurner of this place
Mrs Julia Craig Dunn who hasbeen at Mexico City Mo for sometime arrived Wednesday to visit hersister Mrs J E Bruce InteriorJournal MrsDunn is a former res-
ident¬
of this city and news of her willbe received with pleasure by her oldfriends She conducted music classand is an acknowledged musician ofhigh rank She is the widow of Owsley Dunn
A jolly crowd of young people en ¬
joyed a hay ride on last Tuesdayeven ¬
ing The guests of honor wereMisses Scully and Maloney of Lexing ¬
ton Annie McCollough of George ¬
town Agnes Meade of Somerset andMaggie Gallxgher oLLouisville Oth-
ers in the party were Misses Maymeand Nell Keller Mayme BoltonBlanche A1exander Kate McKennaMarie Schilling and Mattie ElderMessrs John and James ConwavWill ONeil George Summa GeorgeMershon John Hamilton Otto Pow¬
ers John Cobb Fount Ferrill MrsJohn Sexton chaperoned the youngpeople and a most enjoyable eveningwas spent
Miss Minne Dykes who is at LakeChautauqua New York is studyingvoice culture with Dr Duft has beenpaid a very high compliment by thateminent professor Dr Duft is togive a select concert at an early datefor which occasion he chose his fourbest singers I consider Miss Dykesmy best soprano by far said theprofessor This is a high complimentmost worthily bestowed Miss Dykessweet voice is too well known here inher home town to need any praiseHer many friends are joyous ever thehigh stand she has taken in the cul-
tured¬
circles of Lake Chautauquaandnews of her repeated successes is verygratifying to all
There will be a delightful entertair¬
ment given at Kirksville on SaturdayAug 13 by Miss Eula Jackson of Lex¬
ington elocutionist assisted by MissesOllie Pigg cornetist and Olive Jack ¬
son accompanist Miss Eula Jacksonis a reader of rare ability having justreturned from New York City whereshe has been studying Miss Pigg is anoted cornetist and the evening prom-Ises
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to to one of great pleasure
THE ESTILL SPRINGS CO4INCQRPQRAT
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Your Last ChanceV M f
Next Monday at J2 oclock noon ourb
Great Sweepout Sa leiwill be over and your opportunity for buying goods at these prices afe
i will be a thing of the past 5
Dont Miss Our Bargain CounterizI7 Shoes formerly sold at J50 2 and 3 Bargain Counter prices 49 79 and99 cts Shoes added to Bargain Counter each day from regular stock rRemember that the price of every article in the house large
or small has been reduceda ill
Our regular goodsreduced as follows
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IAll other goods reduced in proportion to above prices <
All goods at these prices are strictly cash
YOURS FOR BARGAINSp
Rice and ArnoldMain Richmond Ky
y lliffi7I 7F7Iffi 7F 7I 7I7IFI7McCreary Corner in Central Record
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Miss Pigg is well known here whereher parents Mr and Mrs Henry Pigg I
formerly lived She recentlyvisitedher aunt Mrs Charlie Pigg She be¬
gun her cornet study with ProftssorRobert Mitchell formerly of this citybut now of Winchester-
Mr George Keats Speed promi-
nent¬
young newspaper man of NewYork assistant city editor of the NewYork Journal has been spending fewdays in the city the guest of Mr andMrs Harrison Simrall He has nowgone to Richmond to visit relativesMr Speed is a former Kentuckian andvery bright and attractive and alwaysa welcome visitor in his old homeMiss Florrie Chenault left Saturdayfor her home in Richmond She hasbeen here for two months visitingMr and Mrs Harnson Simrall andMr and Mrs Chenault She is oneof Lexingtons most charming visit-
ors¬
and leaves number of admirersregretting her departure LexingtonLeader
Royal SaloonFIRST STREET
iIirefreshingdrinksmodating uptodate clerks JFinest Wines
Whiskies and Cigars
Bronston Brosjl27lm PHONE 140
Credit is afine thing
I Thrift isbetterI
IDepositwith
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ESTILL SPRINGSfromfarMost Beautiful Scenery
Refreshing and Medicinal WatersSulphur Baths
The Best of CooksFinest BallRoom in the StatedSplendid Music i
yand the society of the most charming people in Kentucky and adjoiningStates The season is now at its heightSEPTEMBER is coming to be one of the most popular months it theSprings Special rates are made after Septemberfirst and more and moreguests avail themselves of this each year For further information address
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outbuildings
5 00 Oxfords 3 593 50 41 2593 00II 239 7f2 50 41 186 i2 00 I697I
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If you Love your Wife rDont Roast Her A
Buy her a Gas T
This is no Joke JJbr7 a Trvingto nurse thekindling wot news-
papers all burned patience jjcaDetroit Jewel <las Range The Raven whispers only that and nothing fimore
11 a m Days work lost Off for Gas Officet 12 n Selecting a Gas Range from the lanai stock displayed1 p m Demonstrations and explanations very satisfactorysetting2pmRange uptodate3pm Street service and piping nearly finish Competentc workmen pushing the installation
meals4 p Work completed with light over stove for early md late j
pfullVp in home meal piping hot fromthe op upper and lower ovens all complete at the same time NoIngICor 1ttCbC5
back
ParrlsttZlchod1
Range
Well Named PaintThepractical painter svy
the man who atthe weather because thepaint on his house wont
j weather the stormslive a life of sun
shine by using
Pattons
tSUNPROOFPaint
allwhitelead ¬
bination paint materials to stand the severest trial the sun andwellforSend for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice free tof PATTON PAINT CO Lake St Milwaukee WIs
GeoM Willging209 W Main st next to Madison NatI Bank
Paints Oils Window Shades Picture Frames Glass Etc
z 7irksotile Schoolo- v51os actc1s
G P Simmons Principal Incidental FeesMARK S PECZHAM Asst Prin All Grades 50 mts per Term
MISS ADA ALLEN Prin Dept of MusIc All Fees PayaVe in Advance
Fees
O0perTcrmABe Grammar 15 00A Grammar 15 00
00DepartmentInstruments for Practice 20 00
JnroIlm9nt last year 101 We expect to increase it largely this yeardociditigwhatSALOONS Wo solicit Patronage from whopeople wish their children con ¬trolled and no others Boarding can secured at following ratesFrom to Friday 175059Sonda P SIMMONS PrincipalJL KIRKSVILLE KY
oFor Sale S
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streetopposltdand extends 200 It House con ¬
hallsGoodnecessary This Is one
resideucesintermli call at residence
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D W TRIBBLEAUCTIONEER AND
REAL ESTATEAGENTYour ButinessSulicited-Satisfaction Guaranteed
RICHMOND KY
tOstIn this city or last Friday n Key
Rlhtrwlthfnnr or five keys attachedLiberal reward ron return of same tounderstated Dr M Dunu
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