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X c CIIENAAJLT ProprietorA D MILLER Eminent ManagerC E WOODS Editor

WEDNESDAY JULY IX MKW

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Aol tlK KKN80NOP ILUNUIS

rJJnON OKO fL niLtlERTOK XUKUIY

tKKTlUNB from the Democratic 11-

1h tinvvntiotiB ymtenJHy show thatXt Iteifchnm has more instructedyotesihnii niluf lid opKjneiit cumUiiietl Hiii Governor and his friendxitlaim that lie will have enough votes to

umir1jhui or the first ballot flgurins JIat least COO and probably 700wlnfjl only 547 are jeqnired to nominate

P ieJ opposition however has notJudgee104who fixnrea that ho will havet hut 200 votes on tho first ballot tx

resses the belief that he has a fightingsauce The conventions were pener

A111 hannunioiis and there will be no1IVWIS eXCept front Keutonrimi CampitiItOtintips The 6ourierJournaIre

tiorts Or the State with the exceptionof turt4t delegate votes The fluurea

frw ive l by the Courinr Journal lastidgtii Ire fl1tt Bfckham M72i

lJn Ulaqk 14I 35 Lewis 78

Smith 11 PryoEicCr at 13

11 iiistriictsl including Louisville LC5 ii

t iitfsted 58 tttinpurted 40 I

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THE ironilioiililerd of Rijjilnimti IIHVIr iiived notice of a T per cent re¬

duction illf McKinluyprosperity JJeorjjotoivn Timwj

Hos W IS SMITH of Itirhmoml whois H esiililatii for thee Dauiocratic noiuination fur tdvertiir cpent Vri Uy III

pi ailles nnd made n pleasant ItnpresMIOII on nil who met him J ui1gt >

mitli js in favor of repHdlju tint Hut1 tlfctloli law lie is milking all HIS

lfI caiiviisi mid IIIIH jiiito a htroiiK rill1iwiiiK Voodford Sun

TiiKirnit lit Innt to iny Mextin v r e inriiile iinl Mxjir John CllfiMnriiue I WHN one of the boltersi isiiO hilt joe gnit war that boltingi iist has made nut a stfrker ever

a CIan1 f vvmildut bolt with thattHier uiflnl IInHklnridgO though 160010 1 111119I8hlUiIWt instead of 16 to1 CUil J li Cfaddoclc

Is such ii crixis as the presont it isIjrciMy naid the Demotrratic partyKtamlK tor liliorty iinil thin rights of mani xxrtly as the treat foiuulerer ntnudwlieii lie wrote t huH Dechiration of IIId peiidenue which on July 4 177 IIIII

aI hUed iheM ru g lit tn nil the listiniiiii atiDiis and for which tlie xpleudidVtnericaiiH axxoci it < d with Thotnaxii llcrson atakeil thoir fortuned and theirjtIS

WE huve never known the Democrarv in better spirits in tho opening ofanv prcsidentiiil ciiiiipniyn than theyare at tins tulle And the DemocMcyhas a right to lie III II and cheerful

p iritR They Imvn I hulr olllQhents ontfe hip Kvailo ainl pt1aricaItH11J theytiuiy Iortu WIII Culm mid the Philip111 tit II 111 I4 a damning acciifsiitionI iii which thorn in no rtfcapo and theHuiie of the United States will de

iiiHiul relrihutioii for these and otherHijrtDiiiiiius nnd rt Irril lit Ions

No ooiirfistentniil loyal Aunriraiienn-rifuse In obey tiiie rail of the Americanl

I therebylugRepistihicTimtelv reached A IIIIllltr fuiir veiirw olMrKinleylHin nipans thrt cornpletcdsurrcnler nt this iMVPrnnient to theiiionarcliiitl policies nf Kuropfl Ainnri aiiM laiinot eminent to EUI IIi f without> iiilrrintr all the pcrils omwqiHnt I1jliiii LOinpin > HIhl en lilt ion tho lintravel of the llepnblir they invito lbs

eRtrmtlon of their own liberties saferunnled by the ltejflhhilh t

tI8rowerLOiLEXINGTON KY

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THE D ocrnticCi t iattho political

Istbe4claratlonIndependencepaiRit onJtis MyjCountry TU oflrier lhe Democrti indictm ntoCItcpuhlican tr i the Itepnblic isdinwn iu th violated AroSrlcan ConMitntion The Democratic campaignRepublitDemocracy numinous all good and trueAmericans to the defense of their nativelaud against the plotters for Empire

BILIY BRECKIXRIDOE says and EditorAdams of the Iautajrraph echoes itthat thepowere Jury is tooi>ne sidedDemocratic to have been falrlv select

forgettljIItrfurI men in Kentucky and aa about half theiepiiblicai party js cotiposed of-

1leuroe two tJone thai-1UICafIiINrvmen wIll h t < 1atally iriai Tommy forgottlift e facto But facts and Justice arenot what Powers and his friends areafter

TilE Dimocratic will lake greatKatlHfaction in celebrating every dayand hour of the canvas the anni ¬

versary of the ramon and farreachingcnmpaicn made by Thomas Jefferson in1800 That was the campaign thatcliirhed A Republican form of govern ¬

ment for the United States uml thisyear it will be the work of the follow ¬

ers of JHfcrMin to stem tlie awful tideof ini < riHliiii that has come out ofthe war with Spain nnder a weak vac ¬

illating and venal administration Cin ¬

cinnati Enquirer

TUB Republican platform stripped ofsurplusage means-

Imperialism instead of constitutional ¬

ismConstant wars abroadThe mastery of combined wealthThe degradation of the citizenrile Democratic platform meansThe supremacy of the constitutionPeace for the cItize-nIndhlIlualopportuoity in tho race

oflifeEvery citizen a king of his ownhouseOn

which side On tho one willrally the trusts the political intereststhe classes On the other will be loundthe people who must live at home andtoil und work in order to meet the ex ¬

actions of those who favor empire at theexcuse of our republic Atlanta Conn ll

I1 J i o not believe the Republicanparty will carrv a Single State said

Bryanhits utterance oftile HHiiclanl hearer of Democracyinailo in hi nwii home to the Montanalelegntioniuii ItK ret urn from partici ¬

pation ill the KaiiKu City conventioni wys the Chicago American

I xlmll not concede to the RepnblirauisaMtetltie year not even Ver ¬

eUlphasisf if meas

wordsNot wordsratiB clear anti reverberating

Thin was the Hint o<rasioii given towhohallconventionStateIIIjority continued Mr Bryan with iherame convincing earnestness TheRepublican party is the paryof wealthso why should not the Democracy win

We will have such a majority headded that no party will ever againtrample on the Declaration of Inde¬

pendence and try to make the dollarmark tile sign of independence

theMoiitntiato reel fur the night It wiw after 1

oclock when the train reached Lincolnwith thin returning Montanatis HisinnniiLMs habits are uniform II i>withhilihe is with visiting delegations Hedoes not know how to put on airs norttlaturn11IgflitylltalltHnlimplicilyandhlsltreakdeveloped

SADDRESS01 Judge Binlen Biters TheCMc League

Lexington Herald July IS JthpCivicuu Hppreciative audience He WOMintroihiued hv Air 4iI Wilsm thinthathnthlltheIIrhetornlllaioebelman lie had been a Goebel man heUoebetcompetent man for the Gubernatorialoflice and in respect of that he hind l

opinion4herefor ¬

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outAs to the Goebel election law it winportiolJofoue of till Demorrats who hall at the

time of the passage of tho Goebel lawpartythatfor which it was designed Judge BentOil declarged that ttieaepurposes wereaccording to his sincere belief to ob

wronbwhichpubliran strongholds of the State Inttnfuturehonest conviction that to fulfill thesopurposes the law hail been enacted ingood faith mid that the Attainment ofunfair results had never entered themindx of those who secured its passage

effectthechl1nJIAwas necptwary ont that the changesmotile had been too extreme and thatwonldfvetucky was entitled to Ihe fairest law

lhtFcchanfshu InUnIng ¬lnwi8thotinDemocraticGREATEST DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN

ci YEARS

Democraeytuiruiedhue enthusiasm as characterized the

l1onaay11nrslanttounweddelegatesit was an inspiring lJi ht to observeevery delegate named march Inside

riamoThictiwereItywasinWHO the shibboleth From threarwall to the alcove where hingg ilieportrait of Democracy patMl saintfrom side door to side dwirthiehttitjwtaiplyingluit4hiizvuice1most Just and burning with patrioticand party fervorthlriLgreetelChairmananlJWaslmacJfISulluelFJuulgeRictusfInielyJflOtion

were lI nudthe clisinnan announced that onlyreytilal1 slested delegates could

lion W T Tnvla moved to appointaresolationajunilheatFieldsHouilerMepin After a twrtsr fjin hours doMrTeylsreadoil 14otIin of lion W W Co nhs wereunanimous y M ofHed

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our al1 WmlHim J DIjurwho wafilhomiMted fojJPresidbnt andto AdlaltE was nntjtt-inted or VireJPresident hv the t ¬

ional Democratic convention recentlyin Kansas city Mo an1 weand endorse very principle sot forthin the platform adopted in that con ¬

vention and we believe that thin nomi ¬

nees and the platform are worthy ofsupport of nil Democrat and nil whoare opposed to Republican domination

Resolved That our neighbor andfellowcitizen Hon W B Smith laiRevery respect well equipped for andworthy of the office of Governor ofKentucky and the delegateswhoreprew county in the State Convention to be held at Lexington onthev0th of Iuly 1000 are instructed tovole Cor hhn asthe Democratic candi¬

date for Governor BO long as his namein before the convention and use allhonorable means to secure his nomina ¬

dunThe following persons wore selected

as delegates Thomas Curtis John BChenanlt W W Combs James B JICrenry J R Dunbar T J Cobb S FPhelps H 0 Rice Lewis Johnson

V T Tovim T J Smith JrJ 11

Iarkcs D M Chenault W R Shackelford

A alternates Schvler Taylor Eu ¬

gene Todd AleT Black J U BrookslIam Mellon Dennis Taylor Arch>on Tol o Lakes John 1arrjsh A TFish W S Hume Clias Jenkins awlWin French

lion W B Smith inade an impas-sioned and eloquent appeal for har¬

ninny in the party spoke of his 85 yearslabor for her success and expressed hisgratitude for his countys unanimousendorsement His speech was frequently appliudetl was cheered tothe echo at various points where hemade especially good hits

joy McCreary paid a very highcompliment to Mr Smith ztnd declaredwe could not have named a more honestcapable or worthy staniard bearsrThe Governors remarks touching MrSmiths candidacy were cordial andgraceful and if anything had been re¬

quIlted to top off the delightful occas-ion

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the speeches by Mr Smith andGov McUreary certainly supplied theneeded ingredient

The audience was attentive throughoutnnd evinced an interest that was re ¬

marked upon as n good omen of thedetermination of the party to carryonan aggressive campaign from this dayforward

It is with sincere pleasure that theCLIMAX notes this seeming unity ofpurpose and enthusiasm which markedthis one the largest and most repre ¬

sentative gatherings held by Democ ¬

racy in years

KILLED THEIR OWN WIVES AND CHILDREN

A special from Shanghai ChinaofsaysIt here that after theEuropeans in Pekin had made a lastendeavor to break through the Chineselines and failed the men killed thewomen and children rather than have

thqi3oxerSointpoibon as they believed that death wascertain and that they would suffer thetortures that were inflicted npon thewife ot M DeGiers this Russian Minis ¬

ter whose body was frightfully mutil ¬

ated

foreignershailodds anti on the morning of July 0 afinal rush was made in an effort tobreak through the Chinese lines andescape they were driven back how¬

ever by the thousands of Chinese whosurrounded the legations Death in itsmost horrible form awaited them

It is thou it is said that some of thewomen took poison The men thenshot their wives nnd children A II metdeath bravelv They were resigned totheir fate To hold out longer in thefae of the overwhelming odds was illlIIlhlf It was certain that the mob

of fanatic pounding at the gates wouldnoon be uMin them and ther would betortured to death Hardly had the wo ¬

men and children been killed when thoChinese made a combined attack andafter a short but fierce handtohandfight all the foreigners were put to thesword

Prince Titan it is reported was sobecause he failed to capture any

oC111e women that he ordered thetroops to sack the quarters of the nativn Christians Here the bloody scenes

wer9rrepeatellbodies horrible lUllllated Tim streetsnrotind the legations and in the nativeChristian quarters literally ran withblood

Another correspondent sawar Theforeigners went mad and killed all theirwomen anti children with revolversH avy suns bombarded all night untilthe btiildincfi were demolished and inHump Many foreigners were roastedin the flames

RELIGIOUSRev J B Porter of Chicago recent ¬

ly rt turned missionary from Japan willIll tur on Japan at the Second 1resbyturian Church nt Sunday morning at11 oclock

The Rev John Van Lear of Texaspreached two acceptable sermons atSundayTherecongregation1swrenceburg

John Van Lear was graduated at CU about 1889 aud is Wtillremembcrodhere

Rev Dr Rout the beloved pastor ofthe Presbyterian church of Versailleswho baa been in Cincinnati at the san ¬

itarium so ill for many weeks lias re ¬

covered sulllciently to return to hishome and passed through Lexingtonyesterday en route to Versailles FromNicholaaville he was taken to bis homeon a special car Lexington Leaderpliottesinested in the sermons of Ilev Lloyd de-livered

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in this First Christian church atKichmotid Ky on Sundayi His ser ¬

mona are powerful earnest and elo¬

quent While tiiix is a novel way of

bY6ombtbatlowed than by attending services Themusic at Richmond is line and is till¬

tinctly heard through the phoneOerea Citizen

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MARRIEDSALKTIIOMAS Mr O W Sale one

of ICatill countys most prosperous citi ¬

Zeus and Miss Daisy Thomas of BeatnIMxingtonThe parlors of the ihoeiiix Hotol wereweddingcitizen of Irvine Ky YaK the groomYOIIIISlady

file cerettinny was 1 l said by

ChurchCatiiNlralthe 240 C S train fur CinciiiimliThose who witnessed the oerrinonvwere Mrs C J Dorman Mlsn JuliaMHtuire nnd Mr E WullacHiof Heattvyule DrT Park Gardner and TVaughn of Irvine all of whom with

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onWstittetulnyHoraceiuZierlaut an 3 uiuml girl lv-

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SenivcrnThie Infant child of HarryoiifaturdayMasRhtlThe xreateet tiwtcli maker in the

world loseR all desire tHMwka a matchwhen sIre discovers that bet kitchenjiirl ham a follower

Mischief lurks In the beginning a I

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RICHMOND KYV JULY 24 25 > 26 27 1900

PAINT LICK

Mrs Willis Adams of Mt Vernonvisited relatives here last week

ilr Samuel JTodd of South Carolina is visiting his sister Mrs L IEchols

Mr Chas Higgins of Richmondspent Sunday and Monday Incur midst

Mr R N Beazley made a short busi ¬

ness trip to Louisville last weokreturning Friday

Rev J I Echols has been holdingan interesting series of meetings atLeaf during tho past week

Messis C E Poyntz Harry FrancesantI David Henry attended the contestin Lancaster Thursday nightI

Mrs M A Woods has returned toher home in Hustonville She wasaccompanied by Miss Annie Reid

Miss Anne B Royston a charmingyoutiK lady from Junction City is theguest of Miss Fanny Buford Parkes

Miss Stanfie of Williamsburj willarrive today to be the guest of MissMargaret P Frances for a Jew days

Miss Sara PlIlIIeJror Alabama ar¬

rived last the delight ¬

ful guest of Miss Fannie lr WallaceMr F Calbnrn Clark from Cincin ¬

nati is spending the sultry sultanadays at the hospitable home of Mr 0U Wallace

Discreet followers and servants helpmuch to reputation Bacon

STATE OF OHIOCITY nv TOLEDO 1

LUCAS COUNTY HS

Frank J Cheney makes oath that lie-

si senior partner of the firm of F JCheney Co doing business in thecity of Toledo county and state afore ¬

said and that saul linn will pay thesum of ONE HUNDRED DOUAIWfor each antI every case of Catarrh thatcannot be cured by hulls CatarrhCure FRANK J CHENEY

Sworn to before me and subscribed inmy presence this Gth day of DecemberA D J88G

I A W GLEASON< HKAL JNotary PublicJHalls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal ¬

ly mid acts directly on tho Olood andmucous surfaces of the system Sendfor testimonials free

IT CHEXEY Co Toledo OSold by Druggists 75 centsHalls Family Pills are the best l5n

NOTICESealed proposals for lighting the City ot5yearsfromedat theofflce ot the Mayorln lUchmondEy atSeptember ¬

nilMayorCUJnMw

DISSOLUTION NOTICE

By mutual consent the drug firm of K CWines k Co alter July 1st ISM will standdissolved W JI Douglas retiring All ac¬

counts due the firm should be paid toEOWines EO WINES

ne274w W H DOUOIMS

EXECUTORS NOTE

ngain8ttIopresent them properly verified toDM Chenault Executor before the 1stof Sept 1000 or tamo will bebarrwl

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REPORT OF TilE StateQUARTERLY Co Utchmond Ky atthe close pi business on the 30th day ol Jnne1900

RESOURCESLoans and discounts less loans to

Directorsf3161S325L-oans to Directors officersnot Included 2283 05hLoans to Officers 13559

Overdrafts unsecured 19ai 85Due from National Hanks 18000 8IBanking Uonsc and Lot 20000U 8 Internal Revenue Stamps on

hand 100 00Other Stocks and Bonds 18000 00Specie S 8900 00

I Currency 832500 l725 00Other Items carried as Cash 582 40Furniture and Futures 40uo tt

Total 1GO098 91

LIABILITIESCapital stock paid In in cashl5o000 00-

Surplus Fund 4000 CO

Undivided Profits 61719Deposits subject to check 228505 03

EDuebtateBankstBankeraBills rediscounted 622W 00Trust Funds on hand 9277 07

Total 460093 91

ssCOUNTYn E TUBLBY Cashier ot tho State Bankand Trust Co a Bank located and doing busi ¬

ness atNo 108110 West Main streettIn the Cityof Richmond Ky in said dubsworn says tiat the foregoing report Is allrespects a true statement of the condition ofthe said Bank at the close of business on the3th day of June 1900 to the best of his knowl ¬

edge and belief and further says that thebusiness of aald Shank has been transactedthe location named and not elsewherethat the above report Ij made In comp lancewith an official notice received from the Secre ¬

tary of State designating the 30th day of Jnnethe day on which a tch report shall be

made B E TURLB Cashier

Subscribed and sworn to before me by n ETurley Cashier the ath day of July 1900

C H CHENAULT Notary PublicCORRECT Attest

J STONE WALKERE r tjTTnij > DIRECTORSJ II >0 V ELL

FAIR VIE-WSEMINARY +

A HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS++

School Year Begins September 18th1100 to Continue Forty Weeks

++++Affords all the comforts null advanta ¬

gee of home lifo with the opportunityof ohtanina liberal e u9to++

LatHe of culture and refinement arechosen as teachers and their intercoursewith the pupils out of schoolls-of great benefit +Full Course of EnglishIncluding the Sciences Latin French

Uerman Righter Mathematics Elo-cution Physical Culture

Music ArtVfWladyfitted4+taughtinthe departments the school

++++For terms and further information

address

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WASHINGTON GROVE MDISjultl

MIMI5EMKLOF NEW YORK

Will open up his FALL GOODS

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Having rented the Shop back of the MethodistkntralKentuckytho Nicbolasvilio Marble and Granite

Works with skilled labor firstclass materialpolite attention and JOlt prices Call fend sect

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afford to be without one

Manufactured in three sizes Nos 1 3 and 3prices 8800 1000 and 1500 each

Iilbtral dltcount to Agents Agentswanted in every count v

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Will be held July 24 25 26 and 27I i J

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course you will attend and if yoiU

ii1Iiiff11rP supplied with Light Comfortable SfjTisli Cloth i

Ing you will not fully erjoy yourself wliile hcro Youcan have no cxcuse for not being fully prepared for ourtock is filled with the newest and neatest designs inSummer Dress Fabrics and you will be pleasantly sur-

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at the very low prices for which they maybe had

Ladies Fancy Silk Paraso1in white pink and blue regular 200 valuewill be closed out at J49CI Childrens Parasols white and pink95c value will go at 7c1LadieFancy Parasols stripes 75c value at 59cU A-

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White Duck Skirts L25 value cut to 98c Linen Skirts 75c valuecut to 49c

Our PKs J8c grade red white or blue at J2c Figured Lawns> lOcquality for 8 J3c the 18c grade goes at J2 I2c Other grades in a proportionatereduction for this sale v

For 25c we sell a regular 50c grade Ladies Wash TiesOur Laces allover Embroirderies etc are still going at very Jow pricesFor Belts Hankcrchiefs Hosiery and Notions you cannot afford rmiss

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A FAIR OFPERI will fill any order for you at thejewelryline

city Selected from anybodys cata-logue

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that you may have thereby sav-ing you expense of ordering

Respectfullyjan3lyr DP ARMER

Handsome Old Peopleowe much of their good looks to den

tiilry Our

Artificial Teethare so perfect in appearance and use

that tho loss of the natural teeth isnot reltWe make

Sets of Teethtrout S3 00 up ant guarantee nil to be

superior quality at equal pricesFillings at reasonable prices without

pain Satisfactory results in everycase

DK 1IOBSON Dentist

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In fact everything in the Carriage line can befoundat our shop Only the best material

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We have on exhibition a feworipieces of handsomely decor ted handpainted china at our store which 1

twe intend giving away free to our

4ru We guarantee that our prices on j fJ

4 goods will remain the same Thisspecial offer is made for the purposeof increasing our trade andshowing j

4 jappreciatetheirThis ware is rapidly taking the Jlt place of White Granite or Iron Stone 53o4 vety nmsn is of the finest quality 4

tand without doubt the best in the IfitThe shapes are the very 3

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It is only by our guaranteeing toj1>

use a large quantity of this warewe have been able to get it at a price jj

4 that puts in within the reachof alljOur jassortment consists of ivIi1 3PlatesJlJinnerii SugarBowls1 G1

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