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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
List of Donations.

The Ladies of the Board wish "a
thank all those who so generously do
mated to the p. A. &. InfirmarV on
donation Dav." These kindly gifts
on the part of the citizens not only
help financially, but the spirit in which
they are given encourages the ladies' to
struggle ON with this good work.
s-dOzen bars LeuOx soap-Mrs. w. S.
Oldham.
bu. sweet pOtatOes-Mrs. English.
Cup and saucer-JOe Schlegel.
Cup and saucer Louis Schlegal.
Jar sweet pickles Mrs. Cap Dickerson
Matches and tacks r. L. Gentry.
Bed spread-Mrs. K l. Gentry.
Hogs heads and feet-Mrs. p. +. Adj
ans. Jr.
Bed spread-Mrs q. ID. Simmons.
= cans tomatoes and squash Mrs. Will
more.
6 berry saucers-Misses WIlmore.
| gal. Old Bourbon-Jones & MershOn.
l 10 coffee Mrs Joe Arnold.
% Id. fiour-Dr. Smoot.
| sack salt Elizabeth Smoot.
l load cOal-B. II. LnxOn & Bro.
gal. lard Mrs. n. B Deatherage.
| sack sausaPe-Mrs. G. ID. Miller.
90 Id hour-Zaring's Mill.
bottle wine-Mrs. Robert Terrill.
cream jug, PIX. potatoes-Mrs. ].
w. Smith.
| doz. cakes toilet soap Joe Schaf-
hansen
| bu. sweet potatOes-P. F. Adams. Sr.
90 cents cash Mr. Jas Miller.
y -dOz. cakes soap-Mrs. Gaines.
81 O0-Mrs Jim Smith.
load coal-Leteber & Witt.
Grade A 'eacher, Miss Scrivner.
Potatoes Earl Rogers.
Bar sOap-kobert Covington,
box Oats-Mabel Kunkle.
POtatoes-Annie Taylor.
Orauges-StellaJ johnson.
Oranges Mary Isaacs.
Apples and bananas Albert johnson.
Flour-Carl
Jelly-StaniOn Hume.
Can tOmatoes-Fr Donaldson.
SOap-Jim Samuels
Tea-Hubert Montgomery.
Tea-Ethel Stone.
SOda-Lncile Adams.
Apples Catherine Edwards.
Rice-Willie Isaacs.
Rice-Lucille Smith.
Oats-Je ssie Ringoe.
Sugar Jessie DObrowsky.
Flour-Mary Fowler
Shearer.
Applef-Elizabeth Clarke.
rea-Otto 0'Neal.
SOap-T. J. Douglas.
PotatatOes Blanche Flora.
Potatoes Ethel Ingalls,.
Scrivner.
Grade B-Teacher, Miss Traynor.
App'es--Allie Ham
P"tatoes--MarY Hopper.
Dat meal-Cecil Meeks.
ceDts-Martha Jones.
observation-disclosures Dykes,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
WEDNESDAY. DEC l3 1907
PERSONAL.

Editor A. D, Miller was in Yer
sailles last Friday.
Mrs. Will d. Oldham. of Lexington,
has been visiting Mrs. g. G. Prewiti
Mrs. Oscar Parkes is in Lexington
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Prather.
The Cecilian Club will meet with
Mr. A. r. Burnam this afternoon
2:SO.
Mrs. H. II. Barley, of Maysville,
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. c. f.
Smoot.
Miss Grace Smith will come soon
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. B. H
Luxon.
Miss Hester Covington has been
visiting Miss Emma Cook in Nicho-
lasville.
Mrs. William Grove has been visit
ing her son. Rev. William Crow in
Frankfort.
Mrs. Mary Belts. of Clark County.
spent Sunday with DIR. T. J. Taylor
and family.
Misses Lucille and Maryanne Col
Inns have been in Winchester visiting
Mrs. c. b. McCord.
Mesdames W. W. Burgin and L. 5
Elder are at home from a visit to rel
atives in Grab Orchard.
Miss Sallie Adams and Mrs. Pattie
Engleman. of Lancaster, have been
visiting Mrs. Ed Norris.
Miss Sallie Rucker will entertain
the Epworth League of the Methodist
Church next Friday evening.
Mrs r. f. l. Reynolds has returned
to Lexington after a pleasant visit t.
Mrs. Elmer Deatherage here.
Mr.. P. F. Adams, Jr., has been as
signed to revenue duty at Cedar Brook
distiIlery near Lawreneeourg.
Editor X. S. Grove, of the Beatty
vile News, spent Saturday and Sun
lay with his mother in this city.
Rev. F. N. Hill will hold regular
services at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning aud evening.
Mrs. Kate Williams, of College Hill,
was called to Somerset by the serious
illness If her sis er, Mrs. S. g. Gun
diff.
Miss Mamie Hunt Powell returned
to Science Hill Monday after a few
days visit to Louisville.-Shelby Sen
tinel.
DIR. w. VI. Gibson and Messrs. Will
liam Gould, Race Creekmore. Joe
Chenanlt and Steve Bates are hunting
in Mississippi
Mrs. Curran c. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Curraleen, have moved into
their new house, recently purchased
from Mr.. ) H. Thorpe.
DIR, and Mrs. 6. W Evans and Miss
Curraleen SDdh vii go tc<ObSH,
MoRday to drIehT Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Craig's golden wedding.
Mrs. d. NJ. Lackey, of Lancaster.
has been the guest of Colonel and !
Mrs. j. W CspertOn, at their beauti- |
full suburban home, blair Park "
DR.. T. Park Gardner and mother. of |
Irvine, spent Monday night with Mr.. !
and Mrs. A. u Miller, eBrUute to |
Florida to spend the winter with Mr.
Joe 5. Gardner and family.
Mr.. w. A. Henderson, who, for
some time pasti has been the efficient
cashier for the Telephone Company in |
this city, has resigned. His place
will be file by Mr.. L. C. johnson, of
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Sarah Goodloe Benton has as
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

Miss Anne DeJarn was the guest
of Mrs. G. P. Simmons last Thursday.
Misses Edna Schlegel and Julia
White and Mr.. Hedrick took dinner on
the Hill Sunday.
Miss Norval Duerson visited the
school last Thursday.
Miss May James, who has been out
school for several weeks has returned.
Miss Eubank is giving to the Pri.
mary and Preparatory Departments
especial instructions in tree hand
drawing, Great interest is manifested
and good work is beng done.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger entertained Mrs.
White and Miss Allen to dinner on
sunday.
Mr. Will Logan, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks, is slowly improy-
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
Publ. Renting .ai Stock s.II
1 WILL, ON
Street.

Thursday, Dec. y, 1905
Rent nv entire farm. consisting OF
about 400 acres. about 20 Dr so acres to
20 in corn, broke out Of turf last year.
There is now u acres in wheat, which
looks well; abOnt 10 or 20 acres to 90
in tobacco, the balance in bluegrass
and clover On this farm are two resi-
dences in good repair and all necessary
Outbuildings. A tobacco barn and
sticks that will hold from Il to 20 acres
One of the best stock barns in the coun-
ty and sheds for stock, and also three
tenant houses on the farm. / will also
rent on the same date my residence
store house, scales and shop at Million
station on the l. & A. railroad. The
>tOi room is one OF the best situated
rooms in Madison county. There is
also good garden with residence
The following took will be sold t.
;he highest bidder: IS head No.
good ewes. 8 good milch COWS, spring
rs, one fat COW. two fat heifers,
,eanling calves, bull calf, l yearling
neifrT, IA shOats, weight about 100 lbs q.
| SOW and pigs, 20.0U0 pounds tobacco
in barn, partly stripped, | sorrel buggy
maze, sears old, the best in Madison
county / year-Old bay house, gent,
tor lady, | bay colt, coming 3. COCO
driver, | bay filly, coming 3, good
.irIver, iron gray fillly coming 3, has
been driven. yearhng horse colts
me by Verdict. one by HOckney, a.
good as can be found; yeaIling hors,
colts. ! bay saddle mare years old
sOrrel mare. family nag, gentle ioi
'ady AID In fnal to Peavill; l bay mar
) years old, will work anywhere. arc
anne in fOal Ia jack, pair horse mules
booming rs hands high, pair IRE
mare mules, coming three, pair black
mare mules, weaniings. = horse null
'olts, Weanlipgs. aGed sOrrel mare
( -@ - a=s .ssii tnA iallowin:
arming implements, consisting o
blows. gear, sWo2-hOTse wagons mower
IarrOws, A and Disc, cutting box. cor
.heiler and dropper, about 100 bales
straw, oats and corn. fodder sled aDC
IhOut 800 shocks of fodder. ] rockawaA
1 buggy, | brake cart. driving car
and spring wagon, cradles, grind stones
moving blades etc.
Liberal terms will be made know
Nn Gay of sale. I will entertain anyonc
desiring to look over the farm.
b. B. MILLION.
dec6 st Million, Ky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

To The colored PREACHERS Of Madison county.
The State Preachers Association Of
Colored Teachers, will meet at Cow
ington. KY, December 1928, 1905.
Prof. F. L. Williams. whom you all
well know is President of the AssOcia-
ton this year, and has arragned a
splendid program and the meeting
promises to be one of the best in its
history. All teachers, who possibly
can, should attend this meeting.
J. WIN. WAGERS. Supt.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

We offer Ohe Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F..
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
bv his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN d MARNIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tie system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
flow
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
In Mad Chase.

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from one extreme OF faddism
to another, when, if they would only
eat good food, and keep their 55wds
with DIR. Kings New Life
Uis. 1their Troubles would all pass
away. Prompt relief and quick cure
for liver and stomach trouble. 25c
at X. c. Stockton's drug store; guar
anteed.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

Now For Those Xmas Presents

All the energies of buyers have been directed for the
past few weeks toward getting together the acceptable
lot of Articles for Christmas Presents shown by u.s. Our
sales floors taking the appearance Of Fairyland
Make your selections early while stocks bright and
fuand while there plenty OF time for the salesman to care
for you properly. Why not come to-day?
The Merchants Association will your round trip fare
your cash purchases amount 10 SIS more
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
WINDOW GLASS

AT this time Of year is some
thing you must have. Our
stock is the largest in town,
and Our prices are the lowest.
See Us before buying. Will
cling. 209 w. Main St.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

The Ladies Aid Society of the MI
Pleasant Church Will give a candy
pulling next Saturday, December 10th,
at the home of Mr.. Tom Parks. near
Blue Grass. TIE proceeds will be used
towards Christmas tree. Every body
is cordially invited. The hours are
from two in the afternoon to eleven at
night.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
To the Loyal Women Of Richmond
and Madison County
[circuar issued to Wives OF Commercial Club Members


DEAR MADAM:
The business men, mechanics, and profess
sonal men of this city organized Commercial Club
Thursday night at the Court House. Nearly two hun
dred representative citizens signed the roll. Your
husband or father other male member of your
home is member of the Club He joined it with the
hope that such organization beof great benefit
cityto various kinds of factores to in
erest capital in investments in Madison to encourage
immigration to better rates upon railroads and
improved facilities of travel on those we have; to build
up the town by harmonious cooperation among
selves in all commercial and educational matters-all
upon the well-recognized principle that United We
Stand Divided We Fallr'
Now this communication is addressed to you in the
hope that the good women of city will recognize
the opportunity they have to give practical application
the Golden Rule with reference to their Christmas
shopping.
Why 90 out of Richmond for your purchases?
Here your husband or brother probably earns his
livelihood.
Every dollar spent here does just so much to
the paying capacity of this city to the wage
Garner or the money-lender
All are affected directly by the prosperity or ad
versity of our various businesses.
Richmond deserves the patronage of Richmond
people first of all!
The Holiday season might be made truly season
of rejoicing to merchants if the good women of the
town and county who usually 60 elsewhere for their
goods would this year remain at home, and by making
their purchases at home strengthen the spirit of the
Commercial Club by thus cooperating with it to build
up Greater Richmondr'
Prices were never lower than this year here.
The merchants will make especial efforts to please
all and prove the wisdom of this appeal you stay
at home and buy at home and money for yourself
and for those upon whom rests the hope of Richmond
becoming the commercial metropolis of theBue Grass,
she already is the real Gateway the Mountains!
Don't go away from home to hunt trouble spend
money.
Talk up Richmond! Respectfully,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
CHRISTMAS PICTURES

There is nothing more ap-
propriste for a Christmas gilt
than a Gibson, Christy or Gil
bert picture. You can find
the newest things in this line
at Willging's, 2O9 w. Main
Street.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
Xmas at Cut Rate Grocery.

Large sweet oranges, 2Sc per dozen;
best Patent flour, 72c per sack; meal
J bu, 35c; Eggs, 271sc per dozen.
Visit our store and our polite clerks
will gladly give you prices that will
save you 20 cents on the ollar.
Respectfully,
d. &. WIGGINs. Mgr,
Second street; Phone $50
Anything in Rochester ware wears
well. For sale by G. Z. Douglas d co
derI3-3t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13


| Rice-Perna sughn.
| Oranges-Bessie Austin.
! Coffee and Tice-Aary Abuer,
Apples Bessie Lsckey.
/ Apples-Lena I.ackev
POtatoes-Maudv Young
RIce-Charlie Lane.
Cakes 90 Henry King.
Sugar-Blaine l-aacs.
Sugar-Ssmuel smith.
Jeily-Paul ShIpman.
Soap Jones Tevis.
Soap-Emmit Rianton
Peas Franklin neatherage.
Apples-John Mckinney.
apples-Will Howell.
Dat meal-RObert Moynehan.
Oatmeal Hugh DWELL.
PotatOes-TOm Yeager
OniOns-Hrnry Kuntz
Potatoes Harry 81 uner
Grapenuts Clarence Ballard,
Rice-Walter TustIe
POta'Oes-George Blevins.
Meal-Harry Bronston.
Rice-Shelbv Vaughn.
Dat meal-Neal Brock
Pulled rice-Marshall Brick.
Pickle and SOUP dish-M.s Veatch.
Coffee-Mrs. II. p Reiu.
Oats-A. J. Lackev, Jr.
Jar preserves and can tomatoes
Mrs A. d Mil er.
7 towels Racket sore.
3 bread and butter plates-M s. Corni,
Clay.
End Grade-Teacher, Miss Mckinney.
Pillow slips-Miss Mckinney.
SOda-Wm Boyd Wagers.
Soap Tom Vaughn
Tea-Wilbur Mons gomery.
Rice Sam Halter.
Potatoes Frank Powell.
Flour Dale Colyer.
Rice-Shearer.
Cakes-Corbin Cain
Matches-WIllie n lson
Salt and potatoes -Claud Gillon.
Soap Ohm Hill
Rice--Mary II. East
Sugar and appleS-N'ells Hun ar.
Rice Bailey Baxter
rurnips Jas. Douglas.
Salt-Fred Hisle.
Preserves Matt Hacker.
Salt-Herman Douglas.
Apples-Shelbv Jones.
Sugar Harry Vaughn.
Sugar-Lillie May N-ager.
Ostmeal-Mattie Isascs.
SOap-Nannie B Samueis.
Soap-Eiizabeth Miller.
FlOur--Emma BruDer.
Ginger wafers-Mary Hammond.
Oats-Pearl Smith.
Pulled Rice--Pearl Anderson.
Tea--Mary Mershon.
Grade A-Teacher, Mis- smith.
Masters.
Sugar Harry Warford.
Rice-Fred Vaughu
Matches-Speed Tevis,
Oats-COrbit Hopper
Can tomatoes, Pates Mccoy.
Oats, Edgar Sandlin.
Dat meal. Russell Turpin.
Dat meal, Joe Giunchigliani.
Potatoes, Parks Norris.
Oats, Maurice Clark.
Sugar, Mary B. Wingate.
Hominv, Mary Louise Deathe age.
jelly, Ethel nuns.
Apples ard rice, frankie Keist.
Potatoes, Bertha Kuns.
Matches. Sarah Adams,
Oats. Elizabeth TenilI.
Sugar. Elizabeth Siefried.
Soap. Ethel Howell.
Potatoes, Rosa Pearlman.
Potatoes. Ethel Young.
Soda. Mamie Il De ,therage.
Potatoes. Margaret AzhiIl.
Flaked Rye, Mrs. Salie Smith.
Mop and broom. Mrs. Florence Thorn.
glasses jelly, Mrs. l. b. Her i1gton.
Coal bucket, poker and sh" 81. Mrs.
Hume.
sausage, Mrs Harvev Chenanit.
Potatoes, Mrs. Lucy Turner f.
Grade A, Teacher, Miss Miller.
Towels, Miss Miller
Sugar, Freda Powers.
)ats, Carrie Altman.
Potatoes, Elnna Hicks.
Tomatoes, Katherine Enrigl /.
Rice, Lucille Buckley.
Rice Irene Alverson
Rice, Marietta FerriI.
rice, Anna Katherine Stone
Jnenda Biscuit. Maud Bolton.
0 cents, Lucy Stone.
ely, Lucille Norris
'oap, Walter Chenault.
'offee, Nelson Elder.
saking powder and Dap, Oscar Stanifer
latches, John F. East.
'urnips, David Deatherage.
alt. Charlie Kunkle.
uraips. Wiley Kuns. /,
otatoes and peaches, Reg, 9ickels.
lOur, Kit Hardin.
pap. John Gumhert.
cents. Holton Rawlins.
ugar, Dan Walker.
lour. Karl Gooseman.
ice, Lewis kim,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
ID The Teachers Of Madi.on county.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:--I regret
that the State Superintendent did not
notify me in time for me to notify you
through the county press that your
salaries could not be paid last Saturday,
December 9th. Supt. Fuqua promises
tnat he will send funds 80 that teachers
can be paid Saturday. December 10th.
shall be glad to have all teachers cal
for their money before January LIST. /
further desire that teachers, who have
taken books from the Country Library,
return them, so that / may turn over
to my successor the office and all It's
belongings January 1.l9C6
Respectfully,
J. WIN. WAGERs. County Supt.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
For Rent.
Candy Pulling.

Two nice office rooms on Main street.
If DOUGLAS & CULToN
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
Con Wanted.

We want several thousand barrels OF
corn delivered at Silver Greek, Ky.
nO29 2m BURNAM BENNETT & Co.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
Dec. II, '05

RECIPE FOR KILLING A TowN-Edtor Campbell of
the Somerset Journal gives the following recipe for
killing town Oppose improvements trade else
where; ask two prices for your property; don't sub
scribe for the home paper, but borrow it; criticize
everything you are not interested in ~
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

Tor sale at hume boOperage 20. IonZm
-Consign your cattle, sheep and
hogs to Rabenstein, Harris & Conner.
Union Stock Yards, Cincinnati, Ohio,
and receive highest market price.
Oct4 4m w. 5. NORRIS.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13

her guest, Miss Mary Barrett Smith,
of Richmond. Miss Benton enter
tanned Saturday evening in her honor
with a delightful luncheon.-Win-
ch .ster Democrat.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
For Rent.

Our Store Room LOOKS it., on Main
street.
Elegant Office rooms, either single or
in suites; electric lighted. Hail ligb
and water furnished.
Our warehouse on Orchard street ard
L. & N. r. r. capicity car loads,
JNo. G. TAYLOR & Son.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
Grade B. Teacher. Miss Heudren,


Towels. Miss Hendren.
Sweet potatoes. Maud Higgins.
Sugar. Sue Cobb.
Soda, Emma Hill.
10 cents, Jamie Bronston.
Oats, Bette Isaacs.
Corn, peas, coffee, Henrietta Delmuth.
Sugar, Cynthia Davidson.
Oats, Hazel Azbill.
Soap, Vera Hacker.
Jello, George Blsnton.
Salt and cat meal, Edwin Powell.
Salt, Charlie Duncan.
Tea, Gaines Jasper.
Meal. Russell Dykes
Coffee. Gland Sandlin.
eleur, Gordon Terrill
Potatoes, Harry Powell
Tomatoes. Charlie keliar.
Oats, Lena Smith.
Soap, Edmund Fowler.
Grade TX.
Coffee. Nora Stanifer
Crackers, Herbert Masters
Grade. Miss Stockton, Teacher
Eggs. Frank Devore
Sugar, Katie Devote
Cream of wheat, Charley Gormley
Meal, Luther Young
Potatoes, Josephine Chenault
James Daily
Oats, George Deatherage
Eugene O'Neil
{. Willie Kunkle
Willie McSwain
Charley Wagers
Sugar, Burnam Taylor
Tea and jelly, Elizabeth Blanton
Rice, Josephine Barlow
Potatoes. Browning Terrill
Rice, Gibbs Patton
| Corn, Rhodes Terril
Potatoes, Marie Ramsey
Alma Patton
Mamie May Davidson
Oats, Hallle Shearer
Geneva Mccarthy
Roberta Biggerstaff
Sugar. Rosie Dohrowski
Uneeda biscuit, Tressie Million
Rice, Laura Hardin
Sugar, Eliz abeth Gormley
Oatmeal, Margaret Gormley
Sugar, Russell Masters
Soda, Mildred English
Baking powder, Ollie Young
Oatmeal, Nora Rourke
HOminv, Harry Woods Huguely
Rice. Car; lvn BronstOp
= Sidney Vaughn
Coffee, Charley BlOunt
Corn, Park Wallace
Soap, Nathan Blubber
Potatoes Richard Foster
Rice, Robert Mansfield
Edgar Blount
Potatoes, Ruben Pearlman
Rice Charley PeytOn
Pancake flour. currants, hominy, Hu
guelv & Elder
Corn. tomatoes and pear preserves. MI
Bronston and Mrs. Geo. Prewitt
Grade VIII, Mr.. holland. Teacher
Sugar and onions, Jennie Dobrowski
MacarOni and jelly, Carolyn Farley
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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
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