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JONES MERSHONS

SALOON PARLORWHEN IN TOWN

Coolest and most refreshingof drinks that can be foundin the city are dispensedby upto late and accommo

1dationleonine Saratoga Water Kept on Tap

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On the Teeth Dependst-he condition of the general health

Romovini or filling decayed teethmoans the removal of the cause ofmuh disease The skillful applica ¬

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AH our work fully guaranteed WillgHi sntisfaotion u tlr all clrcumstanm

V H Hobson DentistRichmond Kentucky

NEW YOR-KCLIPPER

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SAMPLE COPY FREEFRANK QUEEN PUB COUd

HORlEPUBLISllERSJUJu L =rrDiamonds

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tI These are some of thethings to be found at Lanes

J Jewelry Store If yourwatch or clock refuse t-

ocgo take them to Lane hewill fix them If your ringneeds resetting take it tolaneS hell fix that too

I If you want anything thatcan be fund in a first classJewelry establishment g-

or to Lanes He is Well fixedin these kind of articles

9 L E Lanec Jeweler and Opticiano

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ATTORNEYS

R N MILLERATTOBXBTATLAW

RICHMOND EBNTDCKT

Office n the Barnam Building next door toarinerg National Bank feb3ly

1ASATTOBNKYATLAW

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Office over State Bank Trust Co op¬

posite Court House on Main Street

I 0 D M OHENAULTATTORNEYSATLItWI

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Office on Second street over Chennits grocer-

yJACKSON ROBERTSATTORNEYS AND-COUNSELLORS AT LAW

RICHMOND KENTUCKYOffice In John Bennetts oldlaw office over

Perry Thomas drug ator-

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DRS GIBSON GIBSONPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Jffice in th Dr Hobson building MitnStreet

DENTAL SURGEEY

Dr LttosotiOaTtVtODENTIST

op LOUISVILLH KY

49Offlce next door to Government BuildingIchmHndKy Office hours 9 to 121lo tpovlTlySv M Blanton

5 DENTISTrOfiBce in Bennett Building

Manly TELEPHONE 196

EOVanceDOMrsD Q

Osteopathic PhysiciansIlobsoa Building

Literature furnished on applicationCONSULTATION FREE

Graduates Southern School of Ostheopathy

Bit tirt 5alc

Mr S S Carrier and son who con ¬

duct a store at the end of Big Hill pikeare now bavins an immense flre saleand are offering things at ridiculouslylow prices Some items mentioned are9000 bnsholsof coal at 9 cts per bushelA lull line of groceries and other mer-chandise all new and fresh coffee lOctsper lb and up calico 5c work shirts25 to SOc ready made garments latestfashions We also have meal flourcorn feed hay seeds and locust cedaroak and chestnut posts any length forsale Also clothing tinware clocksand watches No rent to pay and noclerks to pay are reasons why we canoffer things at such low prices We payrah for all kinds of product Give us acall 2June Cm

OLD JOE WHISKY

Hand made Soar MashEvery drop guaran ¬

teed to Impure Itiarof old style manu ¬

f cture NoBETTER

can be foundfor medicinal pur-

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You want thebest Furnished Strictly to

Family Trade10 vear old in jugs 400 per gallon10 bottles SOf5 250 I

5II bottles 3New Whisky 180 per gallon

Orders promptly filled

rILEY BEARCV PropOld Joe Distillery

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GoodClean

its a long way fromthe coal mines to thecoal bin And its along way from gettingwhEt you want whenyou have to pay forscreening You willget a load of satisfac ¬

tion every time you buya load of coal from us

Callor Telephone

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DR LANPMAN fHotel Glyndoht

Wednesday Sopt 14 1904

For Shampooing Manicuring Facial Massage and all kinds of toilet reqnisites call on Mrs Alice Jones nextdoor to Piggs grocery on Main street

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Auctioneer

My services as an auctioneer can besecured by leaving word nt the StateBank Trust Go or by writing27j tf T D Chenanlt C

Terril KyTeleuhone 359 M

For Rubber Stamps call at this I

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Great Bargains

We have two hand made buggiescosting 125 each which will now beoffered at 50 each This is an oppor-

tunity¬

to secure a great bargain-

Richmond Carriage Works

SOrntf S L Midkiff Prop

D W TRIBBLEAUCTIONEER AND

REAL ESTATE AGENTYour Business SolicitedSatisfaction Guaranteed

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ltIdrtx WILBUR RSMITIIL-EXINGTON KY

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I MYSTERYIN A WELL FIND

Curious Collection of Articles Are Dis¬

coveredThought to HaveBeen Bewitched

Some of the cab drivers of FlorenceItaly who uightly stable their horsesin a large courtyard situated in thosuburb of San Jacopo have been per¬

turbed by mysterious noises proceed ¬

ing from an old well near byThe well they maintained was be¬

Iwitched notwithstanding that the po ¬

lice explained that the noises weracaused by escaping carbonic gas Toreassure tho men however it was de¬

cided to make an investigation Theother day the well was emptied and tothe astonishment of those present anumber of very curious articles werediscovered Among them were a heartshaped leather cushion Inside whichwas a lambs heart pierced with 50needles The heart was wrapped in astamped addressed envelope uponwhich the address of a young girl liv¬

ing in the neighborhood was writtenFurther they found a fragment of a

marble tombstone bearing the In¬

scription Here repose the ashes antia small glass cylinder with a parch-ment

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stopper and containing a deadtoad which was also pierced with 50needles the toad being tied with alock of womans hair To all appear ¬

ancos the matter resolved itself intoan oldfashioned method of wltcncraft employed against the girl whosename appeared on the envelope-

A curious point about the affair isthat two daya before the discoverywas made the girls relatives receiveda letter from San Francisco whitherthe girl had recently emigrated stat-Ing

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that she was on her deathbed AJilted lover of the girl is suspected ofbeing the originator of the affairwhich has created a considerable sea-¬

sation in the neighborhood

PIRATES HOARD IS FOUND

Chart Discovered in Panama Tells Ex¬

actly Where Gold of Morgan theBuccaneer Is Buried

The treasure of Morgan the Buc-caneer is the title of a story broughtto Mobile Ala the other day by theofficers of the Norwegian steamer FortGaines from Bocas del Toro PanamaIt is an interesting story for it has todo with the gold and coin of Morgan thefamed buccaneer of the Carrlbean withthe people of the new republic of Pan¬

ama and with North as well as Central

AmericansInwhen Morgan sailed the

southern seas he was a most successfulpirate and captured many vessels ladenwith rich cargoes of gold and coinSomewhere in the Carribean he had hisheadquarters where was kept the bootyofthe expeditions

Now comes the tale from Bocas delToro telling of the finding of a chartdrawn by the buccaneer or his privatesecretary designating a certain spoton a certain tract of land where one mayfind a small amount of treasure andsome more charts telling of more treas¬

ureThe government of Panama has givena veteran pilot Samuel Uaggloal andhis party permission to dig on Zapatlllakey an Island outside of the ChlriqullagoonWhen

the Fort Gaines sailed out ofBocas the searchers had dug up manyold guns and swords and had reached acement vault In which they expect tofind the pirate treasure Bocas del Torois wild with enthusiasm

WRITES UP OWN CRIME

Detective Watches Young BurglarDescribe Exploit for PaperBoy

Tried to Be a Sport

Just wait a few minutes until Ifinish this story said Gustave Gorime a reporter on the BinghamtonN Y Evening Press whenDetectiveRobert Stephenson came into thenewspaper office and told the youngman that he was under arrest Thareporter was writing a story of theburglary of the millinery and ladlesfurnishings store of Mrs E DonnellinThe detective arrested him for com¬

mitting that crime After being takento the police station Gorisse confessedthat he committed the burglary andalso that he broke into the grocerystore of Frank Boyce some time be-fore The police had been unabis toget any clew of the perpetrator of theBoyce burglary G rlssc Is but 19years old and Is the son of a Penn ¬

sylvania clergyman He has been areporter on the Press for severalmonths and was quiet and unassum-Ing

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and one of the last men that any ¬

one would have suspected of commit ¬

ting such a crime It has come outthat he had been dissipating and wasliving beyond his salary and commit ¬

ted the burglaries to secure moremoney

The Great Danger-Benjamin D Brown of Philadelphia

and 72 years of age married Mrs ElvinaKing aged 65 because he liked hercoolng Now If he can keep her fromdesiring to be In fashion by hiring some¬

body else to do the cooking remarks theChicago RecordHerald his decliningoar maY be tilled with real happiness

FROM AMBUSHIaHOI Feudist Killed and Four Men

Are Held For MurderI

Owlngsvllle Ky Aug 26A tele-gram Thursday states that in themountains of Wayne county LeviWooldrldge was shot to death fromambush on his way home The assasveIi waited several hours for

t their victim to pass Wooldridge wasshot with a Winchester rifle The ballpassed entirely through his head from-the rear The body was found a fewminutes later by a man whose attention was attracted by the report of agun Wooldrldges team ran almost aImile before they were stopped

I Al and Marshall Brummett Virgiland Marshall Hall and Alvin Beanhave been arrested charged with thomurder Wooldridge it is said hadlong been identified withfeud troubles

mountainION LEAVING A

Covlngton Man Killed By an Unknown

AssassinSCovlngton Ky Aug 26John C

Landown Garrard street was stabbedin the heart early Friday morning byan unknownassailant He died a fewminutes later The killing occurred atThird and Court avenues Landownhad been in Cincinnati and reachedCovington on the first night owl about1 a m He was followed from the carby a stranger who slipped up on himand without a word plunged a knifeIn his breast and then ran Althoughmortally wounded Landown succeededin reaching his home before he diedHe had scarcely entered the housewhen he sank down unconscious Inan incoherent manner he attemptedto describe his assailant

ICHARIVARI LEADERS

The Bride Father Caused Their Ar-

rest and They Were FinedI

Paducah Ky Aug 2GGreen Leeand OHIe Cates a popular couple ofthis city were married Wednesdaynight and after the ceremony WatsonHauners Robert Cates Ira MatthewsJames Graham Clyde Matthews WillHolmand Misses Addle Hauners BIr-dIe Hauners and Hople Hauners wellknown young people charlvaried thecouple They became so boisterousthat the brides father had the party

I arrested They were each fined 5 inthe police court Thursday

t LIGHTNING STRUCK A BARN

Three Valuable Trotting Horses Killedon the Haggard Farm

Lexington Ky Aug 26 Lightningstruck a barn on the Haggard farmand killed three valuable trottinghorses The stallion Hardwick ownedby N W Huberger New Haven Cta 3yearold Electric Bell colt ownedby J W Collier Memphis and a year-ling Adball colt owned by J C Dru

I ien Bardstown Ky are the horseslost The loss is estimated to be

7000

I Held to the Grand JuryLexington Ky Aug 26Before the

t United States commissioner ThursdayGeorge W Allen who was arrested

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here one week ago was given an ex ¬

amining trial upon the double chargeof making and passing spurious coinand was held to grand jury in bondsof 1500

Big Land DealCovlngton Ky Aug 2GTbe largest

land deal probably ever transacted inKenton county will be closed In a fewdays It was reported some time agothat the L k N railroad purchased theRledlln and Watcher farms betweenDe Coursey and Banklick creeks

i Robert Richie Is DyingOwlngsvllle Ky Aug 26A report

from Carlisle states that Robert Richiewho was shot while attempting toenter a house occupied by Mrs ConeyRainey and Mrs Bob Snatt is dyingfrom his wound The women havebeen released on 500 bond each

From GriefIDied Aug 26Miss Abi ¬

gall Gavin aged 25 years died Wed ¬

nesday night Her brother PatrickGavin of West Covlngton died soyeral months ago and she brooded overhis death The funeral will take placoFriday morning

IGeorge Stone NominatedKy Aug 26The Elev-

enth congressional democratic districtconvention which was held here onThursday was one of the most harmonious and enthusiastic In manyyears The nominee was GeorgeStone

I Victory For the UnionsMadlsonville Ky Aug 2GAfter

several days uneasiness among coalminers operators and citizens at Sturgls the coal miners strike has beensettled and about 200 miners nave ret-

urned to work victory for thounions

t R BLANTONDEALER IN

< Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime

Cement Plaster Hair Etc

Corner Main and B Streets aproI1rPhone 85

EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANYSSCYOOoA

Long distance lines and telephones ofthis Company enable you to talk almost

In Southern Indiana SouthernIllinois Kentucky Tennessee Mississippiand Louisiana Wcan put yOuOlnqulo-kandsatlsfactoryoommunlcatlonwJththepeople of thIs great section of the countryWe your nageRatearea ¬able Equipments met faciiWef unsurpassed v

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THE COMMONWEALTH

LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES

They Are Taxable Under the Laws andConstitution of Kentucky

Frankfort Ky Aug 25 States At¬

torney General Hays Wednesday de¬

livered an opinion in response to aquery put by Auditor Hager that poll¬

den of life insurance are taxable un¬

der the constitution and laws of Ken ¬

tucky the assessment of each to be itsguaranteecd or estimated cash surren¬

der value The opinion if sustainedby the courts to which the questionwill be taken at once will affect thou ¬

sands of policy holders In Kentuckythe assessment being made in thehands of the holder The questionwas raised by a mountain county as-sessor and by BIscoe Hlndman of Lou-Isville

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state agent for the Mutual LifeInsurance Co of New York The as-sessor sought to assess for taxationunder general tax laws of the statetwo paldup policies of insurance oneof which bears interestF-

EARING A MOB

Men With Orders to Shoot Are GuardIng the Owensboro Jail

Owensboro Ky Aug 2S1 wantit known that men will be placed onthe inside of the Davlcss county Jailwith the instructions to shoot to killany mob attempting to enter tho Jailfor the purpose of lynching Roy GreenBecause Roy Green killed a man is noreason why other people should com-

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murder This statement wasgiven out by Commonwealths Attor-ney Ben D Rlngo Wednesday nightSince Roy Green was placed In thecounty Jail there have been many ru-mors

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that a mob would take him fromhis cell and lynch him Every pre-caution Is being observed by the oil¬

cials to guard against mob violence

His Death Was NaturalLouisville Ky Aug 2SThe re-

mains of Charles J McGovern expo ¬

liceman wfib died suddenly at the hos-pItal here have been claimed by hissister Mrs John Feltus for burial inCincinnati The reports that he waspoisoned are rejected by the policeand the coroners autopsy shows thatacute nephritis was the cause of death

A Test Suit FliedNewport Ky Aug 2Soscar Bar

rett filed suit here against the Camp-bell Turnpike Co to recover 2000damages The suit Is filed to test theright of the defendant corporation tocharge a prohibitive toll for the pas ¬

sage of automobiles over its roadway

A Big AssessmentLouisville Ky Aug 2SThe ass-

essment of the federal officeholdersand employes of Kentucky has beenfixed at five per cent of their salariesfor three months preceding the electlon in November according to thestatement of a government employe

Loses Both ArmsGrayson Ky Aug 2SB E Cook

12 son of William Cook of this placewas tampering with the load In a can ¬

non made of gas pipe when It explod ¬

ed tearing his hand badly He willlose his right arm His left bad beenparalyed since he was a child

Assaulted a MinisterMayfield Ky Aug 26The town is

worked up to a high pitch over the lor cal option fight made here Saturday

Rev A S Petty was assaulted Tues-day night by a whisky man and Wed¬

nesday tIle courts were crowded Ma ¬

ny are being sent to Jail

Killed From AmbushWllllamsburg Ky Aug 25Wll ¬

liam Bryant was shot and killed fromambush by a man said to be one Free-man near the PulaskI county lineBryant was returning from church in-

n wagon loaded with people when hewas fired upon

Col Kelgwln Very III

Louisville Ky Aug 25Cot JamesE Kelgwln aged 74 superintendentof the National cemetery is seriouslyill at his home here and it Is fearedhe can not recover Ho was colonel

the 49th Indiana regiment in tha

Elegant Home

For SaleI will offer for sale privately the

home formerly occupied by JamesTevis deceased situated near the L8i N R R depot in Richmond KySaid place contains

5 12 Acres of Landwith a good two story frame residenceof eight rooms in firstclass repairgood cistern and all necessary putbuildings good orchard and very

to make ita desirable place ofresidence

Anyone desiring to examine theproperty the undersigned will tai <

pleasure in showing same

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Public Sale0

I will offer female publicly myfarm situated G mites from Riobmumon the Barnes Mill pike on t

Saturday Sept 394at 10 oclock am

The farm consists of 157 acres 4D

acr sor corn and tobacco 10 acres forwheat and the balance in grass JootiGrisHlill2 cows aild calveS 55 vearling heifers 2 brood TH ares 1 good farmhorse and buggy f sews and pigsjifarning irnplemnt householdkitchen furniture

If not sold on above date will intfor the year 1965 Ifot further piwtSjtars tall 011 rt

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RSGRLOSS CLOTHING

It islithe kind that helps you along inI

the worldt and is ever considerate of< your pocket book < tt I

Come to our Grand Opening of ii

Fall and Winter WoolensImanyhundred I

= Tailoring HouseofSSclzlossJros Sr e0 = COalttmore1 IV

whose expert Cutter and Fitter will be here September 5th and 6th totake your measure and advise you as to what cloth and cut willbe most becoming to YOU Remember the dates

September 5 and 6 iflA it

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RICHMOND KENTUCKY

Dragging Pains

2825KeelerStCHICAGO ILL Oct 2 1902

I suffered with falling and con ¬

gestion of the womb with severepains through the groins I suf¬

fered at the time of men-struation

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had blinding headachesand rushing of blood to the brainWhat to try I knew not for itseemed that I had tried all andfailed but I had never tried Wineof Cardni that blessed remedy forsick women I found it pleasantto take and soon knew that I hadthe right medicine New bloodseemed to course through my veinsand after using eleven bottles Iwas a wellwoman

JcQJMrs Bush is now in perfect

health because ehe took Wine ofCardui for menstrual disordersbearing down pains and blindingheadaches when all other remediesfailed to bring her relief Anysufferer may secure health by tak-

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Wine of Cardui in her homeThe first bottle convinces the pa¬

tient she is on the road to health

For advice in cases requiringspecial directktns address givingsymptoms The Ladies AdvisoryDepartment The ChattanoogaMedicine Co Chattanooga Te-

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and the paint covered by a 5 yearguaranty you havethe best possibleprotection to yourhouse and purse

L VJ OPattons SunProof Paintlrotects preserves and beautifies

MiuTe of purest just toc proportionsof zinc lead Pattons secret formula It withstands sunand rain heat and cold twice as long as hand made paint Guaranteed to wear well for five years usually lasts twice longSend for book of Paint Knowledge andAdvice free to

PATTON PAINT CO Lake St Milwaukee WIs V

Geo M WiligingI209 W Main st next to Madison Nat Bank-

Paints Oils Window Shades Picture Frames Glass Etc

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Warm Weather Suggeststhe necessity of the immediate purchase of just such warm weather fabrics asare made mention of and the attractively low prices that prevail throughout this f-

qr moneysavirg store suggests the wisdom of buying here

Ginghams in great variety Shelves full and counters heaped high withlljt choice wash fabrics as this store is famous for it

Extra good 12i Dress Ginghams in a great variety of newest styles inchecks and stripes at special price per yard lOe plaIdsiCorded Madrasthe most suitable material for Shirting and Shirtregular 12c grade lOc

We are showing a beautiful line of Lawns Dimities etc in all colors 5c upKnicker Voile Suitings all the shades cheap at 25c our price 15 Jacard

Voile Suitings 20c Knicker Zepher Voile new shades 15c Varigatedoile seven shades to select from 12ic India Linen 7f to 25c

>Boys and GIrls StocklnslsSPeCials40 dozen boys and girls lxi Black Ribbed 4thread Stockiugshigh spliced heals and toes and double knee a splendid wearing and easy Stocking sizes5 to9 I

worth 5c at 15c pair 40 dpzen Bicycle Stockings the iron wear kind 2threat real Maco 2x2 ribbedI4 double heel nnd toes made of uerviceacle firm tread but elastic sizes 7 to 10 worth 25c at 15c perpairIMattincs 10 IE and 20c yard Carpets 12Jc to 1 25 yard See oar stock of Rugs Oil Clolh 20 to 76c vdcqI Wo are showing the prettiest stock of Mens Suits at l98 to S10 river shown in Richmond Youths Suits JI f4 to 8 Knle Suits St to cr Mens Shirts 25c to 1 Straw Hats men and boys 5 8 JOe up to SI

1tock of Notions complete LaceCurtains a beautiful line to select from SOc to6 pair Poles S aud lOelIplete Brass extension rods 8 10 and 15c New Stock Ladle Muslin Unlerwear Corset Covers 10 to

q4Sc Pants 40c Gowns 48c Skirts Soc Ask to see them LlIdis Walking and Dress Skirts 125 tQIIIft875 They are beauties

tJ SMILLINERY1d store beautiful styles The smartest creations of the season are here and at surprisingly Low Prices III1i

Shirt Waist Hats the most beautiful styles at 1 to 2 98 Hundreds of beautiful trirnineil Hats ready forchoosing mt ked at special Low Prices to suit all purses Childrens School and Dress Hats Flowyour

ers of every description See them Bleached Pillow Cases full size and fine quality choice wearing quali ¬

ties 121 Ladies and gents handkerchiefs 510 and lit Parasols 40c to St 95 Corsets 2oc to 1 50

ft Shoes and Slippers all pricws Picture Frames 5 10 18 25 19 and 49o We have just received about500 from 5c up to 23c each Do not fail to see thorn We have only S few Jardmeres left at55293i39a0d49c

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