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ITS NOT THE PRICE YOU PAYFor Your Living Every Day But Its What You Get For Your Money

fairIn IiceIorNever before has Republic been treated to such a feast in the way of HIGH GRADEBOOTS SHOES HATS MENS FURNISHINGS such extreme LOW PRICES as we areoffering this fall We guarantee to save you money on each purchase Call and see us andconvinced that we carry the most complete line of Boots Shoes found in Richmond andatprices that will please you

RICE ARNOLDThe Richmond ClimaxW-

EDSESDAY3A 10 looa

Bird law Is outD mt kill the partridges

Seven new students at C U

Seo notice ol lot pointer dog pupin this issue

Six inch leu was housed last weekin abundance

Mrs Gouchur bus bean quite IljatNiulioloavf since going there to lye

Take your butter and eggs to theSiur Grocery and get the highest mar¬

ket price

The Matlison National flank will ben beauty when its interior is repapereUami painted

Lust week we had zero weatherthis week some people have gone intlitir bllirt sleeves

Leave your noxt order with theStar Grocery and get nite fresh goodsat the lowest price

Mr John T llieo and Miss BelleTiptuii biith of this county will beniurriel today at Speedwell

Mr 12 T Pith has been chosenMaster of the Borea Masonic Lodge ahigh tribute tea worthy gentleman

The house owned and occupiedby the late Jim H Kmbryat NicholasviIe was bought by if L Wallin for

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rail at the Stnr Grocery and gettin highest market priuo for your butterand egatB Next dour to Busy lieu< a > h Store

A modern dtnilitt will fill your teethThe Uest aiiiulgam tilling 75 cents Driliutigun next loot to Governmentjliiiiluing Richmond Ky jalOtf

Mr W F Schooler who married31 HS Grace Hacker of this city hasfluen promoted to a 1200 Hwitiou inthe Government printing office

Extracting teeth is the work of anjgiiuiiiiit nine Dr Hobson next doorIt ij Government Buil ting RichmondKy Tieat and saves your teeth-

Ed Rico brother of the lute Richaril Uice tiled objections to probatingthe Litters will and it will be contestedon time grounds of time testators unsou mid mind

If you have any oak ash poplar orwalnut logaor trees and wish to sellthem for chi write or call on

HOY Soittic Coiio29 OlD Nicholaaville Ky

A Woman in the CW is in thiscil to do business Those who lovegtiiuinc fun coupled with puro enter ¬

tainment uiiuliilterutetl anil withclioico ringing will not miss it Attime Opera House Thursday miiglitllth-

A good laughs lies more curativequalities than tim contents of a whole ¬

tIe dru flute A Woman in thoCase by Bartlett mILl May and Com ¬

is one tie continuous laughfrom start to nnbli At time OperaHouse TIuiriiilHy niylil llh

Four hundred choice pure bredIlymoutb HOCK cockerels and pulletsfor sale at 60 cents cacli orSO per dozenThey will ustyou 1 each nIter Dec1 Ess 15 lot 60 uents-

Mns 11 II CoLYKi-tHopt20tf llicliniond Ky

Beneath the fun that is the childrliinicterizutioii of A In theCiis there is mi object Ictaon thatwill htriko Inline to every wife of aj alolis li8MiiitMin It is a icatautjirebcripiiiii to take and every womanMI afflicted should uke it At tinOpera ilouseTliurwlay night I I tim

On January 18 and lit Julia Arthurwill present her magnificent productionot More than Queen at the Lexing ¬

tOil Opera House This Napoleonicplay hits made a most pronounced hitfor Miss Arthur Her iutorpretation olthe luckless Jorephiue lots won her theiiighosi approval of appreciative audiitnces The gorgooiw stage Hettingsthe beautiful Brenery and coritiiincsprobably time m tst costly var seen onmi Anittriran stage have to sumo ex¬

tent contribiueil to the unprecedentedsuccess of this historic spectacle

Bronze Turkeys Fur Sale

Full blooded bronze turkey gobblersand liens for ale by Mrs

JJahlwiudec04tHurt His Back

Mr Gooseman head miller at Zarings null was injured about his backlast week but is improving

Broko a ilccoid

Cammio Green fell on a slipperypavement nt Cincinnati and broke hisrecord Hie first time ho was overdowned

Mad nogs

Owing to a maddog ware prevailingin tbo county tho Mayor has wiselyordered all dugs muzzled shut up orblown up If you have a pet pup killit to save its life

LOSTA Pointer Dog Pop about six monthsold liver spotted with bobbed tailAny information leading to his recov-ery wilt ho liberally rewarded

junlOtf DR O O HOOKER

New and True

Dentists who extract tenth becausethey ache should go to school and learnhow they should bu treated Dr HobSoil nuxt door to Government Building Richmond Ky jnlOtf

Money For Teachers

Stipt Wagers has received check fo-rlI255 bsing lust remainder due

leachois Itr the present scholastic yearToaehera who have tiled tho chairmans annual report eau uow draw theremainder due

Petition for License Rejected

Judgo Million has added anotherstar to crown so temperance peoplethink by reluslng another lorlicense Tills time the petitioner wasour good friend and hostess last sum ¬

mer while at Booiueboro Uncle GeoBentley Mr Bentley can catch moreHah and eat more froglegs than anyman from Bearwallpw to BeargrassCreek and as he hIM a healthgivingsulphur well at his front door he oughtto be happy without mixing his drink

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Bronze Turkeys For Sale

Full blooded brorze Turkey gobblersand hells for sale by Mrs rhomasBaldwin dec204t

A Change in a Wellknown Firm

We are authorized to announce thatMr Thos T Covingion hiss reenteredthe grocery business the firm name be¬

lug Covington Arnold Km This isone of the best known firms in theeverybody ¬

LsstBetween Government building and

Mack Millers residenceon Main streetThursday December 28 a leatherpocket blink fontuining about S8 or SIO

money A liberal reward will bepaid fur return of same to CLIMAX or

R P McCoiiD-jan3tf Red House Ky

A EAIR OFF3EI will fill any order for you at thejewelryline

city Selected from anybodys cata¬

logue that you mav htve thereby sav ¬

ing you expense of orderingRespectfully

jan3lyr DJ AHMEU

Jewelry Store Movcd

M r IJE Lane the popular Secondstreet jewelry will on January 1 movehis jewelry business into time JeuuillhRstore room on Main street between theRichmond National Batik and White

GibsonsMr 11 G Kent will also move his tine

selection of pianos and organs into samebuilding jaulO2t

Mr Fea Not Dead

It was rumored last week that DrJohn G Fee founder of Berea Collegewas dead anti the Lotiishille paperscontained brief notices of lila life andwork Mr Fee re are glad to statepersonally contradicted the false reportand siys lie is able to walk about hishouse Wo have great respect for thisaged gentleman and wish him otheryears ot health timid usefiiIiies

From Printing to Farming

Fred and Jas It Broadhurst leftThursday for Jeirerson county wherethey have leased a 400acre farm Theyare two of our best citizens and wecommend them to time people of theirnew home Thus saith the WinchesterDemocrat Mr Jas II Broadhurst waslately one of the proprietors of the Sunand some years ago held u case on theCLIMAX in which capacity he earneda fine reputation for industry sobrietyand ability traits that adorn farmersas well as printers

Saloons Must Not Sell on Sunday

Time City Council with but one dis¬

settling vote has adopted measures toprevent the sale of liquor on Sundaysa practice that seems to have been invogue hero on the quiet for some timeTime saloon men weresummoned beforetime Council on Friday night andnotified that hereafter tho first viola ¬

tion of this Sunday law tim license ofthe saloon offending would be suspend¬

ed for lava for tire second of¬

fense time license will be revoked Thesaloon men all agreed to abide by tirerule

The Verdict

Tho Verdict the illustrated Demo-cratic weekly that our subscribers havebeen receiving in sample copies is sentout with time hope that Democratsespecially would be interested enoughto subscribe We will positively takeno profit on a iu subbcriptionbut rediire the Verdict from Si per year toti5 for time Verdict and CLIMAX com ¬

bined It id tho finest Democraticsword bearer in New York fearlessfrank ami trUe for Bryan from start tofinish und making a great light forhimLet nsbtiul yori the Verdict

Week ol Prayer

This is the week of prayer thechurches joining in union services dailyat 4 0 in for one hourMondayrChristlan Church

Subject Prayerful ConfessionTuesdaylst Presbyterian Church

Subject Church UniversalWedncsdayMethodist Church

Subl ctNations and Their RulersThuMuay Baptist Church I

Families nnd SchoolsFridayKpiscopat ChurchSubject Foreicn Missions

Saturdsy2nd Presbyterian Church

SubJccUIIome Missions

Bryan In Kentucky

Tho lion J C S Blackburn lisa re ¬

ceived along letter from William Jen¬

lungs stating that he will behero on January Kjth to witness MrBlackburns election to the UnitedStated Senate lIe will bo invited bytime legislature to make a speech beforethe joint cession tj>at will elect MrBlackburn to time Senate hut speechbefore the legislative body will not bepartisan Mr Bryan will probably re ¬

main through Tuesday and Wednesdayand on Tuesday night the Democjaticmembers of time general assembly willprobably give him a banquet

Have You Worked iii

Hun D W Tribble who is herofnjm Uiclimon on a visit to his sisterMrs I P Nunnely gave us an answerfor tho 21 puzzle and submitter thefollowinu Two men purchased 300acres of land for 300 each paying ex¬

nutty 31EO One pays 25 cents an acremore than the other How much doeseach per acre aud how many acresdoes each cei Stanford Journal

The 21 puzzle is thisI 1 1

3 3 35 5 6777D 9 U

Add any six of the above figures andmake 21 Vo ofler throe mouths subecriptlon to the CLUIAX to the firstthree working it out

Their Coal Mine is Developing to SuitTheir Wishes

A local company owning large min-ing

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property on Brush Creek In Rockcastle county have developed some ox ¬

tensive leads of tho black diamondthreo veins ranging from 25 to GO inchesin thickness The coal hasjfprovea tobe of fine domestic quality but uponadvice of experts a of the coalwas sent to the Mingo Coke Ovens atMiddlesboro last week in charge ofone of the promoters Judge J C Chicnanlt who returned yesterday withpamples that were perfectly satisfactoryThe next step is to test the coal here at

luisalreadrprovedIf jt turns out to J ama producer tiiegeMkinen wU iiftv

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You may be a Son of Toil amid the worlds turmoilfunnyStill belowDepend on WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY

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Elected Treasurer for TwenthFillh Term

Mr S S Parkcscashier of the Farm ¬

ers National Batik was on December27 elected for the twentyfifth succes ¬

sive time Treasurer of the RichmondMasonic Lodge No 23 A quarter of a

POSItion ¬

the confidence of hits brethren in thefidelity and fraternalism of theirdistinquished fellowmember who is one oftime best known and most highly ro¬

spected citizens of Kichmond

These Young Mcn Mean BusinessKingston ¬

any intoxicating liquor for ten yearsand in order to attest their sincerityand lend additional restraint to theirpledges each made a vow before nNotary Public to forfeit 100 for a viola-tion

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of the pledge the money to bo di ¬

vided equally between Mt Zion andHays Fork Churches It is estimated

a man taking only two dime tod-dies

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a day will consume 730 in tenyears As sonic men drink ten timesas often it ia eay to see how soon aman can swallow a farm or a steambeat

A Lady Physician for Richmond

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CLIMAX has been informed This willpLetcherMrs W R Ietcher will be graduatedfrom the Cincinnati College of Medi-cine

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about April 1 and will locate herefor the practice of her profession MissLetcher is an honor graduate of Cen ¬spentthreeranking as high in her lasses in Ginclmnati as when she was a student inCentral University As Miss Letcheris one of tho handsomest young ladlesin the State sickness will K se halfits terrors with such a ministering angel

Senator il rrel in Town

This city was honored Sunday by avisit from the foremost man in Kentucky just now lion S B HarrellState countv whoensnared entrapped enmeshed andeverlastingly castigated the notoriousJohn Whallen who tried to bribe himto vote against Mr Goebel in time con ¬

test before the Legislature The sen-sational

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exposure of Whallen by DrHurrel is the talk of the State and in ¬

asmuch as the Democratic cause hasbeen aided by this righteous exposureof fraud and corruption tIme Senatormet with the warm reception here thatlila great services to Democracy en¬

titled him toThe CLIMAX heard of but one dis

sent from tho seemingly unanimousdorsemcnt of Senator Ilarrols conductin playing out the game witli Wballouto the latters undoing This criticismwas uttered by a prominent Brownlawyer who thinks Dr Barrel is asguilty as Whallen It is needless tosay that the Republicans to a man holdthis opinion Dr llarrel said here thathe could expose a mine of corruptionthat had been planted under the Dem ¬

ocraticparty in this contest and woopine it would be best to let time HonJohn Whallen be a scape goat of timeHonest Election League rather than toforce the Doctor to tell all he knowswhich is upwards of a plenty

Mr lIarber Retires From Business

Yielding to the persuasiou of friendswho consider his longer engaging in busi ¬

ness a menace to his life MerrittHarber on January 1 retired from thecoal business with which be has beenconnected since the memory of theyounger generation runneth not to timecontrary

For the past year Mr Harborshealth has been anything but good andthere was little prospect of improve-ment

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so long as lie persisted in goingthrough heat and cold rain or shine tothe office a mile from his residencearising at 4 oclock everv timeyear around and remaining until nineat night This habit he has practicedwith unfailing regularity until Illsstrength and health began to givedown Even then lIe would not take arest and not until he had become bed-fast did he realize that if he wished toremain longer in the land of the livinghe must give up his business entirelyThIs he did on January 1 disposing ofhis valuable business to his BoninlawMr 3o S Joplin who is in every wayworthy the continuation of Mr Har ¬

bers largo patronage See card here¬

withRICHMOND KY JAN 0 lOGO

Having assumed tho management ofthe Richmond Coal Lumber Co for-merly

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controlled by M M Harber Iwill continue the business at the samestand In addition to coal a supply oflime sand cement salt bay teed etcwill be kept on hand at reasonableprices and I shall be pleased to haveyou share your patronage with me

Most respectfullyJo

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Auditor Stones Fine Record

Time Frankfort Roundabout in bid ¬

ding adieu to Capt Samuel II Stoneformerly of this city retiring StateAuditor says this

When Hon Sam H Stone tookcharge of the Auditors office January1 18JO there was on hand In the Treesurer to the credit of the General Fund

16978 There was in the SinkingFund Sil368301 There were out-standing warrants floating debt andunadjusted claims against time State tothe amount of 1800000

When Mr Stone retired from officeon Monday last January 1st there

fl807272iThus making 1060425 08 total in thetreasury

Every one of the outstanding war¬

rants have been paid off and there isnot a dollar of debt for which themoney is not ready to pay it whencalled for

This is a record of which Mr Stonemay well be proud lie carries withhim in lila retirement into private lifethe respect and confidence of everybody

Madison county is proud of the rec-ord

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made by her son in tho last administratiou but even he does not take allthe credit for time big ilhowin ascribedto him hy our esteemed friend timeCapitol If we remember correctly thebulk of the surplus above shown wasthe result of the Franchise Tar Lw tI

Democratic measure passed not bjRepublicans 91 but in hpite of theiropposition However Capt Stone didhis duty welllnd we are proud of hiiuand could wo have availed Bything IH

Would Jiave hca the RepuMkftu noonHogjfyior nll

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To Lancaster

R Zimmer has given up the hoteland gone to Lancaster to run a restaur-ant

Activily at Valley ViewIValloy View 12 miles west of Rich ¬

mond where time Louisville Atlanticrailroad crosses the Kentucky river ispreparing to take on a healthy boomTbo cause is assigned to tbe fact thattime Government recently bought landthere anti is preparing to commencetho construction of costly locks and

puttingValleynavigation on time Kentucky river andpoiotTheralocated at Valley View aud other indus ¬

tries will doubtless be projected Withboth river and railway tiansuortatiohthe village should become a great busi-ness

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center

Certificate ol Graduation

Whenever a pupil of any commonschool shall have faithfully completedthe prescribed course of study andpassed a proper examination before theCounty Board of Examiners on a seriesof questions prescribed by time StateBoard and attaining an average of notless than seventyfive per cent but onno subject less than sixty percent willbe awarded a Certificate of GraduationAn examination as above indicatedwill be held on Thursday January 251900 Every district should send pupilsto take the examination There ought

everydistrictJW WAGERS

County Superintendent

Official Statement as to Small pox

The CLIMAX has been furnished withan othVial statement from the HeadAuthorities of this city

Time rumor of smalUox Richmondhave been grossly exaggerated Thereis no desire to conceal facts but on thecontrary we have paid attention toeven time slightest rumor concerningthis disease and the caution of theHealth hoard bat been extended so faras to quarantine all suspected cases orrates of contagious diseases in anyform

Time Board is of time opinion that bothchicken pox and small tlOX and othercontagious diseases exist in our midstto a slight extent but all of such mildtypes and the small in only isolatedcases To differentiate between thesediseases would seem to he an easy mat-ter but in order to protect the publichealth the authorities have orderedall contagions diseases to be isolated

At a meeting at time City Hall Monday night at which the Mayor memobers of the councilthe Board of Healththe Board of Education and the super-intendent

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of Caldwell High School werepresent and it was unanimously agreedthat the situation was notpublic ¬

General Black Marries

A large number of friends of thepopular Madison county stockman andtrader General E Black witnessed insmarriage last Thursday the occasionbeing oue of the Grandest events of theyear in the county of Clark where hiabeautiful bride Miss Mary Crawfordresided Time ceremony was pesformedby Rev Walker of the ChristianChurch and it was witnessed by alarge concourse of friends of the happycouple who received manyattestation of the love and esteem oftheir friends Time groom is a son ofSamuel and Margaret Black of RedHouse and brother of Momma W RBlack of Barbonrville RB Blackof Richmond DP J U Thnnac andMisses Belle and Nettie Black of lIedHouse General Black as above statedis one of the most successful and wellknown traders of Central KentuckyHe is 34 years of age and has a comfor ¬

table competence of this worlds goodsIIttmCtiwill warmly welcome her to this sec-tion

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Mrs Black is the only daughterof Harry Crawford a prominent andwealthy farmer of Clark who owns 500acres of land there and 1200 nearDoylesvllle in this county Mr andMrs Black left for a tour weeks tri toFlorida Those present from Madisonwere besides Mr Blacks immediaterelatives Messrs J W Smith Jno CBlack Mr and Mrs Al Williams Mrand Mrs Wm Jett Messrs Sam Biggerstafl George Phelps Waller ToddJohn Shearer Misses Acha BlackSallio Bowling and othersi

News From Ihe Wyganls

A letter from Lieut Harry 8 Wygant arrived on Sunday after a journeyof 31 days from Manila PhilippineIslands He writes that lila fathernow Major Wygant has returned toAmerica on sick leave suffering fromrheumatism contracted in the Cubancampaign Harry is now First Lieuten ¬

ant of tbffTlilrd U S Regular Infantryhaving been promoted for gallantry ontime field

lIe is engaged to be married to hisCaptains daughter a Miss Williamsformerly of Louisville Ky Lieut

though under 25 baa seenmuch service which however withcharacteristic modesty he barely men ¬

tioned in lila letter He was in timebloody battle of Santiagoall through theCuban campaign afterwards was sentto Minnesota aid suppressing anIndian insurrection and immediatelyleft for Manila Entering the regulararmy fiora his love of military meat thooutbreak of the Spanish war he was aSarcoant having risen thus far withoutextraordinary effort purely upon himerits The war gave hum opportuni-ties to display other qualities besidesthose which commended him to the admiration of all who knew him as a stndent here at Central University Suchlofty moral and physical courage wereexhibited by him severest trialsin the Cuban campaigns that the Presi-dent appointed him to a Second Lieu-tenancy from which lie rose to FirstLieutenant by bravery and his proficiency in tactics His father wbomalswe remember with highest regard wa ii

Captain of a company of the ttb U SInfantry and met his non then of tilEith Infantry on the field at SantiagoOf a dozen or more officers Cant 1Kant and three others escaped death h3bullets or disease He was brevetecMajor Another son Benyoard was athat moment doing blockade duty ithe U S Navy off the rot1ItofCubahaving just entered time v Acudemy as a cadet

We are sure that weyoico tIme feelings of this community which koeiand highly esteemed the Wygftafawhen we ex preen the hope that to tim

wife and mother OliO of thtruly tegirwBcn of earth may be iuvbud and IODIIWho went forth to

baUi or to die for thai MrfaUy

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SUCCESSORS TOWALLACE RICE

Wanted to See MrAlamsAn Express Joke

A country ilarkey dropped into tbeAdams Express office one day lastweek and salted the agent if Mr Adamswas in Mr Grinstead lookingthrough las barred enclosure asked

What Mr AdamsWhy boss de Mr Adams dat runs

dia press business the darkey res-pondedItnkinginAdams Express Co Well Mr Adamslias not been here for several years aslie is now dead somewhere up in Yankeedoni to I am the Mr Adams youwant to see-

The old darkey pushed his spectaclesabove his snowy brows and surveyingtile handwiine figure before him burstout laughing

NYhy brtSB your bones boss youaint old enough to tend to Mr Adamsbusiness and I guess Id bettor gosomeers else kites I got a lot of goodsto go to Beree

Well old manjust leave them hereyouO to trustmy goods to a dead mans admlstratorIf Mr Adams aint hero I guess Illjes ship my traps by thin Hellen Nrailroad which stops by fierce so outbe went and when next heard fromhe was nt the li N depot whereAgent Hood had explained to him timemystery about tbe Adams Express of¬

flee mind sent the old fellow on hisway rejoicing to Berea

The Mule a Very Popular Animal Now

Time South African war and the bigcotton crop in time South have made abig demaud for mules and the tradeis better now than it has been for yearsTJ Curtis sold 26 head at 100 eachto Frank Walker of Atlanta WinArnold sold a car load to a Virginianat 105Kentucky is one of time biggest muleproducing States in the Union andLouisville is one of time best marketsYears ago Louisville was the biggestmule market in time country but shenow divides honors with St Louis andMemphis and other Southern cities

Time price of mules has advancedgreatly minI theyare boiu sold in big lotsranging from 25 to 500

A member of the Louisville firm ofHudson Bros stock buyers said last1hursdaythat the market was exceed ¬

activeThere is a big demand in the South

for cotton mules said he Theeemules are small ranging from 14 to 14 jhands high If they are built well andin good order they have a ready saleon any of the markets There arenumerous buyers in Kentucky IndianaIllinois and in fact all NorthernSlates searching for time cotton mulesfimey are shipped to time Southern lIIar-kels iu big lots and are sold to eatenHive traders or directly to the cotton

menThe British government is buyingall kinds of mules for service in SouthAfrica For the most part howeverthe contracts are being with oldmules and mules that are too large tobe handled profitably in our marketsThe government sent an agent to time

United States and he let contracts tobuyers throughout tine country I donot believe more than 000 Ken ¬

tucky mules have been bought bv theBritish for the war service I shouldsay that time British have bought in allabout 6000 mules in the United Statessince time war began Missouri andKansas furnished Je major portion ofthem

I think it is a good thing for thetrade that time market is getting rid ofthe clues of mules the British are buy ¬

lug While they are not the kind wecan handle the sale of them makes time

demand for all grades better and ad

vroumisestoThe hone market is dull there beinglittle or no demand for either inferioror fine horses The majority of horse ¬

men are devoting their time to buyingand selling muleS

Vaccinating for Black Leg Which is KillingCattle In This Section

Mr M IJijur White of near EstillStation this county has begun a whole-sale vaccination of his cattle to preventtime spread of the new disease black legwhich is playing havoc among thestock in In an interviewwith him ho furnished us for publica¬

tion this informationBlack Leg or symptomatic An ¬

thrax is a very common and dangerousdisease In certain districts it becomesso prevalent that the rearing of cattlebecomes entirely profitless The firstto have black leg in this county weresome Southern cattle shipped from Cin-cinnati

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in time fall of 1808 since whenthe disease has been on the increase in

KentuckyOwing to the concentration of thecattle industry large numbers beingherded together the occurrence of thedisease becomes a much more seriousmatter than in years gone by when eachfarmer had but a few cattle

Some fifteen ve Frenchscientist discovcreda method for vac-cinating against black leg This methodhas been extensively used in manycounties Later the German scientistKett demonstrated that vaccine gavevery satisfactory results

Black leg is axlisease caused by germsthat enter the animal through the skinor by its food and drink The sporesor seed of these germs are very hardyeasllyexlstingln a dry state for monthspossibly years and can easily be car

one tarm to another clinging to the skin or feet of the animalthus infecting other cattle It is peasible that the germs are carried by Wilter thus distributing them from one farmto another

The symptoms of black legaro wellknown to many men Most ofthe fatalities from this disease occurwhen the animal is between 1 and 23

years old The vaccination will do noharm to the calf or the full grown ani-mal

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11 will vaccinate cattle for farmersand others anywhere Kentucky at aninsignificant cost head Time loss ofone or two cattle from black leg wouldcost far more than time successful vac

I cination of a large herdThe vatcine that I nso isthebes

that money can buy and nvery lot Isthoroughly tested before a single doseis late the animalthemRXlm an ounce of preventive is

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I worth a pphnd of cure

MARRIEDJoiiNSARVEY PliUip Johns and

Lizzie Lee Harvey of Baldwin 10cality were married yestrday by Rev

I G C StockerHOWKiHKNpKWSON Mr Will

e HoweRadjJitai iIa Henderson wereIwrried iada eveniag at the

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OLD SANTA CLAUSAT THE

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At this season of the year everybody is interested in HOLIDAYGOODS You all watt apresent of some kind for some ¬

body

In addition to our immense stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notionswe have added a complete assortment of

Fine Holiday Goods+

ToysHandsome Dressing Cases Toilet Sets Manicure Sets Work Boxes Ladies Work

Baskets and Fancy Baskets Music Boxes Albums ChiuaWare Sets Handsome VasesDolls Toys of all kinds for children and Picture Frames for Ladies

VISIT OLD SANTA CLAUS AT THE BUSY BEE

Our prices on these Holiday Goods will be much cheaper than they are to be foundanywhere else as it is a side line with us and we only carry the line for the accommodationof our many Customers

We have just closed a cloak deal with one of the Largest Cloak Factories in theQueen City whereby we purchased every Garment in the entire factory amounting toabout Ten Thousand Dollars worth We divided this lot between our three stores Rich ¬

mond Mt Sterling and Georgetown We bought these cloaks very low and at closing outprice for FRESH NEW GOODS If you need anything in Ladies Misses or ChildrensCloaks Fur Collaretts or Collars you can save half the price by buying from this stockCALL AND SEE THEM

Each and every OVERCOAT and SUIT of CLOTHING in our great store will beoffered at an ENORMOUS SACRIFICE PRICE for the next 15 days we wish to closethe entire lot before the HolidaysV

Our Mens Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes will be sold regardless of cost forfifteen days We take stock during the Holidays and dont want the trouble of taking anymore stock than we can possibly help If you need Ladies Fine or Coarse Shoes Cliii

drens Shoes Baby Shoes or anything in that line get our LOW CLOSING OUT CUTPRICES ON THEM

Closing out stock taking prices will be made on every article in the

Busy I Bee Cash Storebefore the Holidays so now is the time to Ipad up

Complete stock in every department and some of the more important departmentsare overflowing with good things GIVE US A CALL

It 30veu Vt a 50V 5e 3k 1OT 1 OD

GET IN TIlE BAND WAGON FOLLOW THE CROWD AND GET YOUR SHAREOF THE GOOD THINGS AT THE BUSY BEE VERY RESPT

woDi OLIJIIAM COMPANYRICHMOND MT STERLING AND GEORGETOWN

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ITS A vLAUGIIING MATTER I

to have your Teeth Extracted by usAbsolutely painless because of our fmproved methods Ve are

TEETH EXPERTSand know tIme Ins and outs of man ¬

kinds masticators as well as you knowyour ABCs We pride ourselves ontime many

COMELY MOUTHSwo have made Let us give you ourscientific aid Our teeth to order are

winnersA of teeth for which we have always gotten 10 now for 5 The 15

sets now for 750 We have alwaysgotten 60 cents for extracting teeth now25 cents All other work at reducedpricesVWrite or call for any other informa-tion

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All work guaranteed-DR V H HOBSON

KIOHJIOND KY

Office next door to P O Open at night

Numerous fires on automobiles inFrance

A dish of water placed it a hot ovenwhere pi cakes or puddings are bolug baked will prevent them fromscorching

NOTICEPublic sale of franchises for Electric

Llglits Electric Street Railway WaterWorks

Ife it ordninedby the Botrdof Trus-tee of tIme town of Irvine Kythatsaid board on tne VM lily ot January1000 at the front door of the Court-house Irvine Ky between the hoursof 10 a in and 1130 a in offer pub ¬

lieu to the cat and best bidder theFranchises Privilege for any or alltime below mentioned purposes for Iterm not exceeding 20 years a motionto and for said purpose having beenpreviously made before and to said-boftrdto build operate and maintainElectric Street Railway Electric Lightand Powef Plant Water Powers Piamitand Works with piping and hydrantsUpon across and through time streets01 talc town BO as not to interfere withthe public arid convenient use thereofTint ot trustees shall causeto be published for four consecutiveweeks in BOintf newspaper of generalcirculation thie advertisement for thesale said frsciiisee or privileges

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1 To discontinue an advertisementsays John Wanamaker time largest ad¬

vertiser in the world is like takingdown your sign If you want to dobusiness you must let people know itStanding advertisements whEn fre

changed are better than read ¬

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tial and businesslike and inspire con ¬

Silence I would as soon think of doingbusiness without clerks as without ad ¬

vertising

Wayne Nebraska has iv womanhorsethicf

The man who is skilled in duellingis usually killed while duelling

No 6ripe1P2inOr discomfort no Irritation of the In ¬

testines but gentle prompt thoroughhealthful cleansing when you take

lioo7s PnisSold by all druggists > cents

In Sumatra there a flower of ascent so vile as to be comparable tonothing but rotten carrion

Persons who lead a life of exposureare subject to rheumatism neuralgiaand lumbago will find a valuable rem ¬

edy in Mallards Snow Liniment it willbanish pains and subdue inflammationPrice 25 and 50 cents Perry andTlromas jan3lia

All distant relatives mav not bewealthy but all wealthy relatives arepretty sure to be distant

Whats In a name Everythingwhen you come to medicine WhenyOU get Hoods Sarsaparllla you get thebell JDoney can buy

Maine has 75780 mill hands whomake annually goods valued at S9516S9GOO

In pulmonary trouble the direct ac-

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of Coupons Honey of Tar upontime tllroJ chest and lunge immediate-ly

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arrest the malady bv relieving thedltre cutting the phlegm and free3e fr tbe vocal and breathing organs

I Price 25 and 50 cents Perry andThomas jauSlm

A woman will much quicker forgiveadverse Comment on her dispositionthan on her hint

The Loss ot Gold is Great

The loss of health is more Health I

is lost by neglecting to keep thoTiloodbut it Is reJJil1ed by purifying

enriching and vitalizing the blooi withtime thealth restorer Hoods Sarsaparilla Thousands who thought healthnail been lost have beenmade perfectly well by takincthia greatmedicine Your csporiencfe may bothosaiHe

Hoods Pill are gentle yet always ef-

fectiveI

I Tho fancy skater is tho chap whocute fcejust at present

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X want to lot time people ilhosntretfront rlmetnrnatisumi and eciaticakBQw that-ThawtlrnrIius Pain Balm tjllieul me

after 4 RWttfeer of other medicines sad aI wJedltI thai beat hinim have eVefXMWU eIJ A

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The worst after effects of Influenzaarise from deranged functions of time

liver Clear the blood at once withHerbine for it will strengthen the liverto withdraw from circulation the biliarypoisons Price 50 cents andThomas jau3lm

Because a mans a barber thatdoesnt give him any license to latherlila wife

Tetter fealtRheum and EczemaThe intense itching and smarting inci ¬

dent to these diseases Is instantly allayedby applying Chamberlains Eye andSkin Ointment Many very bad aseshave been permanently cured by it Itia equally efficient for itching piles arida remedy for soro nippleschapped hands chilblains frost bitesand chronic sore eyes 25 eta per box

Dr Cadjs Condition Powders arejust what a horse needs when in badcondition Tonic blood purifier andvermifuge They are not food butmedicine and the best in use to put ahorse in prime condition Price 25ents per package

A Frisco man has 240 boos on eti-

quette¬

Many an innocent little darling issuffering untold agony and can not ex¬

plain its troubles Mark childssymptoms you may find it troubledwith worms gives its Whites CreamVermifuge and restore it to quietnessantI health Price 25 cents PerryThomas janSlm

The wise Pullam porter gives a fatwide birth

laying a Great ran on ClirmberlaiusCough Remedy

Manager Martin of time Pierson drugstore informs us that he is having agreat run on Chamberlains CoughRemedy He sells five bottles ot thatmedicine to one of any other kind andit gives great satisfaction In thesedays of la grippe there is nothing likeChamberlains Cough Remedy to stopthe coiighf heal up the sore throat andlungs and gives relief within a veryshort time The sales are growingandall who tfy it are pleased itsprompt action Southern ChicagoDally Calumet For sale by Perry andThomas jan3lm

A pen can be driven but pencils areusually lead

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Eating Sores Tumors Ulcers Cancer of Nose Eye UP Ear NeckBreast Stomach Legs or Arms areall curable by B B B Botanic hoodBalm which Is made especially tocure all terrible Blood Diseases Per-sistent

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Sores Blood and Skin Diem ¬

ishes Sciofula that resist other treat-ments ore quickly enrol by B B BI Botanic Blood skin EruptionsPimples Red Ituliiug Kczema ScalesBlisters Red orBrown Patches BlotchesCatarrh Rheumatism etc are all dueto bad bloodt and bonce easily curedby Dll B Syphilitic Blood Poisonliterally system by B

B B Botanic Blood Balm in one tofive months B B B does not containVegetable or Mineral poison One hottie will test it In any case For sale bydrutfwts everywhere inrge bottlesft MX IS Send for a free samplebottle which will be sent by returnlptINYt hen ys write d8tti be svm-ptosnnl 0WMOiutl free lssmllcxi advicewiiUjtves 4ir 3S Btpod mint Cot435 Atlauta a

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Tftblers Buckeye Pile Ointment istime only remedy for blind bleeding orprotruding piles indorsed by physicmans cures time most obstinate casesPrice SOc in bottles Tubes 75c Per-ry

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Thomas janSlm

Its a whole lot easier for some mennot to drop a drink than not to drinkadropil 1k

Modesty is womans watchword IWhatever threatens her delicate senseof modesty frightens her For Illiareason many a woman permitsof the delicate womanly organs tobeIcome aggravated because she cannotbring herself to submit time ordeal ofunpleasant questionings oflenfve examinations and obnoxious treatmentswhich some physicians find necessary IDoubtless thousands of the women whohave taken advantage of Droffer of free consultation by letter haveIbeen led to do so by time escape thus of¬

fered from a treatment repugnant tomodesty Any sick woman may writeto Dr Pierce Buffalo N Y in perfectconfidence all letters being treatedas strictly private anti sacredly emitdential answers being sent inplain envelopes with no advertisingother printing upon them Dr 1icrcosFavorite Prescription hums been longhailed as a Godsend to women Itmakes weak women strong smith sinkwomen well Favorite Prescriptioncontains no alcohol neither opiumcocaine or other narcotic

Thus weather makes time coal bin looklike a hasbeen

It has been demonstrated ropeiledlyin every State in time Union ant inninny foreign countries that Chanib rlains Cough Remedy is n certain pre¬

ventive and cure for croup It has be ¬

come time universal remedy fur thatdisease M V Fishier of Liberty WVa only repeats what has been saidaround time globe when he writesiowa used Chamberlains Cough Rem ¬

edy in my family for several years andalways with perfect success Wo lahove that it is not only time lest roughremedy but that it is a sure cure forcroup It has saved the lives of ourchildren a number of times Thisremedy is for sale by Perry andThomas jaim3 1m

No one is so lonely anti forsaken thathe cannot timid somebody nowadayswho will give him u calander

Coughs and colds come uninvitedbut you can quickly get rid of themwith a few doses of Coueaens Honey ofTar Price 25 and 50 cents Perry fe

Thomas jan3lmThere is one more river to cross

forBuhlerVWhat we Eat

Is intended fo Jnourish and sustain usbut it must be digested mind assimila ¬

ted before it can do this In otherwords time nourishment contained infood must be separated by time diges ¬

tive organs from the waste materialsand must be carried by tbeblood heidiVparts of time body We believe limo rca¬

son for time great benefit which allmany derives from Hoo lfiSarsaparllla lies in time fact that thismedicine good digeMion andmakes pure tich blood It mcitorvsVtime fuB tioa of those orgais

which convert Seed into EQiimlimeitthat strength to nerves smithVniuscrei It also cures ilvcprpslHWiroful lst rlienm bolts iui ca

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