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SEEK TO ABOLISH riPa
Concerted Movement Started by Poo
pie Of Chicago.

Concerted Movement Started by Peo-
pie Of Chicago.
II now appears that a concerted
movement has been started In Chicago
O put an end to tipping. There IL no
reason why such reform should not
1e Initiated In the metropolis OF the
vest. although many people are not
disposed to take that city very aerf-
usly. Should the Chicago revolution
succeed It will spread In time to every
other city in this country. All that Is
needed to make II success is moral,
not physical, courage. In the great
majority of cases the payment of tips
Is not due to the conviction that the
person who is tipped deserves the re-
ward but proceeds from sort OF
moral cowardice-from the fear that
unless the tip is given an accusation
or stinginess may result. This, OF
course. Is wrong, Whatever the GUS
tom may be In Europe. II is certain
that In the United States nobody il
under any sort Of obligation to give
tips. A man gives full money value
for what he buys? why should he
give more? Why should he be com
PEELED to give present of money in
addition to the person who has acted
as agent for the seller, especially when
the cost of the agents services is in
cluded in the original purchase?--Bal-
tlmore Sun.
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close to the province of primorsk,
Manchuria. 1t is go miles long and
its width varies from 20 to $50 miles.
The narrow Straits of Tartary sepa.
rate it from the mainland and the Pc
ninsula of Kamchatka guards 1t on the
east. 1t is about half as large as ILL
nois.
The climate is cold and dense banks
of clouds generally shut out the rays
of the sun. The east coast Is be-
sieged by ice foes in summer. The
greater part of the island is covered
with forests which abound in fur-bear.
ing animals. Much of the timber is
valuable. The rivers are rich In fish,
especially species of salmon.
The development of the islands nat
ural resources is of comparatively re-
cent date. Attempts have been made
at agriculture, and several thousands
of Russian convicts have been trans
ported there to colonize, The quality
of the soil is unfavorable to the under
taking, and most of the convicts are
employed in the coal mines.
The Russians established post on
the island at Aniva Bay in 1858, and in
1857 they began to form permanent
settlements. 1t was ceded to Russia
by Japan in 1876
The principal Russian settlements
are at Dui on the west coast, Malo
Tymovsk on the upper lynn, and Kor
sakoff and Muravieff on Aniva Bay.
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CHAPTER XXI.
Father and Son.

Father and Son.
Vle by one the directors Of the
A had entered the room where
adolph Morris. was making his
against overwhelming odds.
4e ne recognized by an almost i'm
fceptible bow, but no words came
n DIS lips as he bent over the tape.
faces of the directors were pale
drawn from tension.
'aeh l.. & o. had mounted to
y dollars a share, Randolph Nor
ylanged his tactics and attempted
vaeck the rise by throwing all his
lungs on the market. In less than
aOur he hurled thirty-five thousand
IVES into the speculative whirl-
was like stemming Niagara with
saw The price did not sag. The
uiul interests back of l.. & O..
0sed three millions of dollars for
S'ock and clamored for more.
response to a demand for mar
randolph Morris deposited sew
millions cash and valid securi-
4 alarmed by rumors, patrons of
saIk formed in long lines and de-
-4'u lhelr deposits. There was no
u VI nope, but grim in defeat the
S"nAer stood by the wheel and
',ueu the ship of his fortunes as
"uuy neared the reefs of ruin.
N.Y. Se.K entered and handed to Ran
NM, ~ morris the yellow slip of paper
rT Sl,nng the bulletin. He read it
~ cfumpled it in his hands and
NV It on the floor.
'Sphg his massive gold-headed
bno "e brought it down on the glass
H.. which covered the delicate
na aalsm of the ticker. One of the
fragments cut his cheek and a
tn Ups OF blood slowly trickled
The ! corporation of Randolph Nor.
|.
<.Dr tt ~ is bankrupt" he said
Rces " MS feet and looking into the
d. ~ MS astounded associates
i onoo oa'd OF Directors will convene
1sa pau take formal action to that
RSe 70 "e seated, gentlemen, and
fgion >, order You may make the
\ When -, suspension, Mr.. Mason"
5 ! dIrao,n randolph Morris adjourned
N bis s meeting he looked about
pa u Jon but he was not in the
Z the e found Arthur Morris with
DAWN aseo enclosure occupied by
'nsl ns. teller In his hands were
packages OF '~aney.
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CThe Chinese Eastern railroad is indicat-
ed by heavy crossed line-The Usuri
railroad, running north from VIadivos-
tok is indicated by lighter crossed line
According to the terms this latter is
to be retained by Russia.)
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The Island of Sakhalin. the bone OF
contention between the Russians and
Japanese, is situated in the Sea OF
Okhotsk in the north Pacific, lying
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PRINCE AND VicERoY CLASH.

Seml'Independent Indian Potentate De.
nounces Lord Curzon.
The gaekwar OF Baroda Is one of
the most powerful Of the semi.inde.
pendent rulers OF western India AL
though devoted to England, he has re-
scented the treatment to which Lord
Curzon has subjected him. Duringt
his recent visit to England, where he,
was treated with signal honor by King
Edward. he freely denounced Lord
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s bis massive seded be brought DOM The sss DOME

Ater.-lt is rumored that the
|iklng house of Randolph Morris &
Fnpany has suspended"
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PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Furpiu was in Lexington
last week.
Miss Maud Martin lis at home from
Danville.
Mr.. j. w. Earring was with relatives
in Shelbyville last week.
DIR. I. Park Gardner, Of Irvine, was
in the city last THURSDAY,
Mrs. B. L Middleton was visiting
in Shelbyville last week. .
Miss Lula Snowden. OF Irvine. Wis.
ed Mrs. Lee Gott last wee
DR.. C. C. Hooker was III Corners
vile, Ohio, Monday and TUESDAY.
Miss Mabel Letton, of Versailles. is
here with friends for. the Conelave.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Willis, OF Crab
Orchard, are here for the ConcIave.
Mr.. A. C. Seaman is at home from
an extended stay in St. Louis
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

By local applications as they cann'St
reach the diseased portion of the eak.
There is only one way to cure deafnesS
and that is by constitutional remedies.A
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
enstachian tube. When this tube is In
famed you have a rumblIng sound or
imperfect hearing and when 1t is en-
tireIv closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO its nor
NAL condition hearing will be destroy
ed forever nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an infiamed condition of the mu-
cous services.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness caused by ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
FL CHENEY & Co., Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
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aflnng!ng

sflang'ng
over the State, to be
Ae Kentucky Alfaka and
scial." The object of this
; to arouse interest among the
ners in the culture Of alfaka and
ae improvement OF the corn crops.
Mr.. Nreeland has secured the services
OF Coz J. E. Wing, Of Ohio, an alfaka
expert and Prof. J. N. Harper Super
intendsnt Of the Experiment Farm of
the State College at Lexington, to ac
company the train and deliver lee
lures along the route Similar meth
DDS in Iowa resulted in adding mil
lions Of dollars to the value of the
Iowa corn crop.
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Won the Nomination.

Mr.. Emil Ilhardt has been nomIna-
ted for Councilman Of Nicholasville.
Mr.. Ilhardt is we'll known here, being
nephew of Mr.. Louis Schlegel. with
whom he studied photography. He is
now winning laurels for himself in his
chosen work and is Eicholasville's
leading photographer. His race for
Councilman will be watched with in.
terest by his friends here.
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Simmons to fill the chair of English
and hist ry at Madison Institute.
We feel sure his selection is a wise
one.
The following persons who sre here
for the Conclave have received all the
honors in the gift of Kentucky Ma
sonry: B. G. Witt, of Henderson. KY,
Charles H. Fisk and Henry T. Bos-
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1t is occupied by two two-story brick
residences, six tenant houses and a
water mill to which stream may be at
tached, also three large barns equipped
tor stock and tobacco. II is divided by
inside fences in to fields convenient for
cultivation aud grazing, stock and barn
lots. One brick residence on the Lam
caster pike at Mill Grove. The other.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24

DR.. Alfred Goss, of Adams, N. Y,
has apparently cured l32 cases of tu-
berculosis by means Of electricity and
a germicide that kills tubercular ba-.
cilli yet does not affect the albumen Of
the blood. The huge static electrical
machine he uses develops $500 volts
that after being passed through a high
frequency apparatus increases to sup
posedly million volts with such low
ampeerage that when shot into the
flesh through a vacuum surface cleo
trode the. patient feels no unpleasant
sensations. He smears his germicids
on the patients breast, back and sides,
and applies the electrode.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24

/ rors, sIaDivs, IcaTriage lie
necessary on buildings,
large green house well ~
residence for same near
erty is known as the SIN
Leicher home place. ~
Said property will be b
i'm parcels IS follows; al
whole aud ATIl be sold in
bringing thseinost money
Said properly has been
plated by IS. J. Rock =
on file in this ase anf@
to and mad pat ~fe
said plat az q SUI
is divided IN seN
streets an,saiIeys
Three OF fkiG par, ont,
street In Ilichmon =, and ~
said PARCELS, in .ng the residence
and qreefthouse. Ill front upon a street
running llaraIleYwitE Main street and
ia srontof the residence, and two of
SAID parcels win front on Tates Greek
Pike adjoining a street running from
Main street tethe same.
Said property will be offered for sale
separately in seven parcels, as above
stated and on the day of sale may also
be ofAred Tor sale by adding two or
more parcels together. to be determin-
ed on day OF sale, and then will be of
fered for sale as a whole ana the sale
made in the manner bringing the most
money. said plat provides for two
streets cumming from Main street or the
Lexington Pike perpendicularly to a
street in front OF the residence property,
one ofwhich streets is &c feet wide and
runs ID the front of the present resi-
dence. and the other of which streets
is the same width and runs as a. pres
ent located, to the green house lot.
TERMS: The sale or sales will be
made on a credit of six and twelve
months and purchasers will be required
to give bonds with good security for the
payment of the purchase money, to
have the force and effect of Judgment,
bearing legal interest from day of sale
nj til paid with a lien retained upon all
property sold until all the purchase
money and interest are paid.
s. II. THORPE
Master Commissioner Madison Circuit
court
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Do Not be Imposed Upon

Foley 4 Co., Chicago. originated Hon.
ey and Tar as throat andiung remedy
and on account OF the great merit and
popularity OF Foley's Honev and Tn
many limitations are offered for tie
genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar aud refuse any substitute offered
as no other preparation viii glvs tile
same satisfaction. 1t is mildly laxative
It contains no opiates and is safest f,r
children and delicate persons Ell
sale by r. @. Stockton. i7mN
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Lincoln Letter Brings s11o.

One OF the highest prices ever
brought by an autograph letter OF
Abraham Lincoln has just been record
ed at an auction sale in New York..
The relic brought $40. 1t was adj
dressed to soldier who had deseI ted
the colors and begged for reinstate-
ment.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
Di5c1Lored Spots on Paper

IN, PA a.
.s.-rs. anu about two a les from Kinks
vile, at both of which places there are
schools and postofIices, and az kirksville
three churches. There is a mill on the
farm This is one of the best farms IN
the Rlae Grass country add, is placed in
thu ce,n'er OF one Of the esk neighbor-
ro"dH from both a social and CONNER
'.isl stan ipoipt.
This farm will be offered As public
auction. without reserve. to tine high
est bidder, in the following lots:
LOT No.
II acres, more or less, containing
house and mill adjoining and across
silver Greek from Lot No. ?, and has a
county road running fro the Mill
Grove and Kirksville pike TO the Rich
mond & Lancaster pike near the yillsge
of Silver Creek.
LOrNo.
800 acres, more or LESSON both sides
Of the Mill Grove and Kirksville turn
pike and on the north bank OF Silver
Creek, containing the large brick resi-
dence. two tenant houses, barns, or
chard, etc all in blue grass except %
acres in cultivation.
LOT No. 3
245 acres more or less. at the junction
of Mill Grove and Richmond & Lancas
ter turn Pile adjoining Lot. No. 2, con-
tanning two story brick house, Outbuild-
ing, garden, etc, and two tenant houses
All 10 grass except about rs acres.
LOT No. 4
III 65-1OO acres. more or less, on the
the Mill Grove pike across from Lots
Nos. 2 and 3. All in good meadow.
The above described lots will be Of
fere6 separately, then Lots No. 3 and
will be offered together. then Lots No.
2, 3 sind will be offered together as a
whole and the Offering bringing the
most money will be declared a sale.
Possession given to purchaser Janu-
airy /, 1906. and general warranty deeds
Of conveyance made at that time upon
compliance with the terms of sale.
TERMS
One-third of purchase money cash
January L, ISVO, Tie DdlaICe III tYudi
payments in one and two years from
J january l, 1906, the purchaser to exc
cute two possess notes of that date,
Sue in one and two years, bearing six
Der dent interest from date and lien to
be refaSned ia the deeds to secure the
unpaid purchase money.
TIE several lots subject to survey TO
actual quantity. FOrfurther
information address
w, R, Shsckelford, Agt
Pichmond XIV
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kakes us weary to see the Repub-
pers InOralizing on the Hargis
nd the influence exerted by
i yeriul mountaineers. The sym
at has been created for the
s is the same which the Repub-
aye been trying to create for
ever since he and Taylor
- the murder Of Goebel. They
tzsd to make a national figure
Powers and thereby get the
fan federal courts TO set him
In their eyes it is all right for
rs to plan the shooting OF Goe-
q is a heinous crime for Har-
9 n aud abet the murder of
II, To us it seems that Powers
Is is are equally guilty as be-
fssories before the fact and
Tbo given the extreme penalty
law. II the Republican news
5 and statesmen had any idea
at constitutes consistency they
keep mighty mum in regard to
argis trials.-Blue Grass Clip
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Thousands of Yards Of tn.
Newest and most Beautiful

Here is an opportunity TO buy the
most beautiful weaves at virtually less
than cotton goods price. Every yard is
dependable quality, and every piece
made tor this seasons wear. Colored
PoDgee Silks, Taffeta SuIting Silks, all
the fashionable colorings, Rich Mesa
line Silks, soft an / lus.riOus. Black
japanese Silks, an extra fine grade.
Black aud colored Taffeta Silks, excel
lent / r ght, rustling quality, fashion,
able Tor whole su is. Great variety OF
colors-White Habutis, heavy quality
all at special prices that means the
bioUacf valr1aa of tho vaar
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mighty tower.

mighty tower.
Five hundred feet from this peak a
steel tower has been built to the same
height. that is to say, 2.10O feet above
the surface Of The Lake Of the Four
Cantons Immediately below, and the
tower and peak have been connected
by platform like bridge upon which
the hotel is being built, suspended in
the air more than 1900 feet above the
lake.
The construction is well under way
and it is expected that the hotel will
be opened in Ini~
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24

sly to suffer from that horrible
4 the night, itching piles.
[Antment cures quickly and
az - drug store. SOC.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
Ru,nI Roule for Paint lick.

Our thriving little neighbor town
Paint Lick is soon to have rural rou
number one established. 1t will
started June Is and will serve $50 .
pie and l42 houses.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
Women's Waists

Silks and Lawns marked at enormous
reduction. Special rates in summer
dress goods A repres entative diplay
Of some of the newest spring and sum
mer fabrics at prices to create a seDsa-
ton. White Persian Lawns 90 and 25c
These beautiful fine sheer dress goods
are warranted strictly perfect, dainty
and dressy for evening and street wear
aud for graduating dresses. White dot
ted Swiss, fine gauze mate ial in neat
medium and large woven dots, delight
fully cool for street and evening wear,
25c special sale price,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24

lest started by The Globe
Hmercial Advertiser" of New
to decide which is the most
lar piece of music in the whole
B. Dixie the beloved song of
sou.hland, received, 2,130 votes
ead- all others, the second in
being the Overture of William
Not the words so much as the
that old song that stirs the
! of all true Southernel and sets
blood to dancing through their
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24

2, 3 and will be offered together as a
whole and the offering bringing the
most money will be declared sale.
Possession given to purchaser Janu-
airy !, 1906 and general warranty deeds
Of CONVEYANCE made at that time upon
compliance With the terms of sale.
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CoIored and Black Dress Goods

Substantial saving in the new weaves
of dress goods. t'olOred Voiles naked
at half price. 56 inch Panama suiting
81. worth $3.50. This is one of the sea-
sons most popular dress materials.
Mohair Sicilians, these stylish matt r
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
BIRTHS.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Earnest Ills are re-
ioicing over the arrival of daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. u I. Rice have the
best wishes of their many friends for
their little daughter who was born
last Wednesday.
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TERMS

One-third of purchase money ash
January 1, 1906. the balance in equal
payments in one and two years from
January l, 1906. the purchaser to exc
cute two possession notes of that date,
due in one and two years. bearing six
per cent interest from date and lien to
be retained in the deeds to secure the
unpaid purchase money!
The several lots subject to survey to
ascertain actual quantity. Forfurther
Information address
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
the residence
ST Acres
Moran Farm
on Silver Creek, Madison
Headquarters

Headquarters
Richmond No. 10. Masonic Temple. open Tuesday May
%, 5 p. m. to Friday May %, a. m.
Louisville No. l, corner Second and Broadway
webb No. p Clark residence, Main street
Versailles g. residence North and Aspen SITS
Frankfort No. 4 Hotel Glyndon
Covington No 4 Hotel Glyndon
Maysville No 10, Engle House
Molay 2. Madison Institute
Newport No. I3 Hermits Tent
Henderson No. Il, High street
Owensboro No. Is, Hotel Glyndon
Ryan No. II, Hotel Glyndon
Carlisle No. IS, Hobson Building
]. G. Breckenridge No. 20, Engle House
Marion No "a, Hotel Gyndon
Couer Lion, % St. Charles Hotel
Bureau of Information and Committee Accommo
Observation-Disclosures Masonic Temple
Fifty-eighth ConCIaVe Committees
Executive Committee
R. eurnam Chairman
W, R. Shackelford
j. E. Greeneaf
" Hamilton
R. G.. Stockton
J. NJ. Terrl
Allen Earring Secretary
Committee on Arrangements
W. R. Shackeli5rd. Chairman
j. C. Morgan
L. P Gardner
C. L. searcy
-. Gresnleaf
ID. P. Black
Committee on Music
j. E. Greenleaf. Chairman
J. t. jackson
E Lilly
VIM. Hisle
G. W.
W. R Shackeford
c. c. Wallace Il
Committee on Printing and Badges
j. w. Hamilton. Chairman
A. ID.
Robt. Harris
j. W. Bales
s. l.. Midkif
Joe Long
It. Rice
Committee Accommodations
R. c. Stockton. Chairman
r R. Burnam
j. A. Higgins
E.. D. Ballard
W. williams
ID. NJ. Chenauit
David Irvine
Committee Decorations
Jo M Terrill. Chairman
]. G. Bcsley
SEQ. D. Simmons
w. R. Letcher
d. r. Tevis
T. Covington
w 5. Hume
Committee on Finance
Allen Earring Chairman
A d. Miller
R. c. Il CovingtOn
J. B. Douglas
W. Porter
Jno. R. Gibson
T. H. Collins
Committee on Entertainment
R. r. Burnam, Chairman
James McCreary
Hugh Mcclellan
D. B.. ShackelfOrd
H. Stone
w. R. Shackelford
R. W. Miller
Committee en- Refreshments
E D. Ballard Chairman
B. Willis
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-05-24
Read This

One small bottle of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery. cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes. seminal ennis
sions. weak and lame backs. rheuma-
tism and al. irregularities of the kid
neys aud bladder in both mea and
women, regulates bladder troubles n
children. II not sold BY your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt of$l.
One small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails TO perfect a
cure. DIR. Ernest w. Hall, sole manu-
facturer, P. o. box $40, st. LOUIS, Mo.
Send for testimonials Sold by all
druggists. smaYtf
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Richmond Commandery No. 10


OFFICERS:
w.R. Shaekelford, Eminent Commander
]. T. jackson, Gene ralissimo
j. C. Bosley, Captain General
j. NJ. Terrill, Senior Warden
A. D. Miller, Junior Warden
Hugh Mcclellan, Prelate
R.R. Burnam. Treasurer
j. Higgins, Recorder
A. M. Davidson, Standard Bearer
G. D. Simmons. Sword Bearer
A. B. Fars, Warder
E. d. Ballard, Sentinel
Past Grand Commander
Sam H. Stone
Grand Commander
R.R Burnam
Past Commanders
D. P. Armer
W. R. Letcher
J. r. Greenleaf
j. Higgins
Sam H. Stone
Jas. R. Burnam
d. W. Tribble
R. @. Stockton
r. R. Burnam
r. c. Il. Covington
Claude Smith
d. r. Tevis
]. B. Douglas
Allen Earring
Jas. W. Hamilton
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Richmond. Kva Feb. 8, 1870
y W I'll. - - ~

Richmond, Kva Feb. 8, 1901.
DIR. f.. w. Hall, st. Louis, Mo.-Dear
Sir: ! have used one hottie of the
Texas Wonder. Halls Great Discovery
for kidney and bladder trouble.
weighed l5Q pouna9 when began us
ing II; today ( weigh l76 pounds and
feel better than l have in twenty years,
and 1 cheerfully recommend 1t to the
public. Respectfully,
I'm Nent1N A. RIDDLE.
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W. R. Shackelford. Agt
Richmond, XIV


The following applies to the stores
in Winchester, and is a good pan to
follow by merchants eVerywhere espec-
tally during the hot months sMany of
the stores are now closing at an early
hour in the evening and others win
follow. employers are beginning to
recognize that clerk cannot give his
best service to his employer or the
patrons q the store, when he is CONF
PEELED to be on-duty from twelve to 81
teen hours a day. Employers
showing liberal spirit in sats' at !
this CONCESSION and it will 80 ana v
| his great Sacrifice s
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md telephones @ [
you to talk Amos
Indiana, SoUtler
lessee, Mississippi
n put you in quic
IunicatiOn with th]
ton of the Courtr 0
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facilities UnSurN
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