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SCAVENGERS.

.,ls al Scv- Co; VIM. Illingworth 49,
i1ffins 81 - - Zee, eesspoois and grease vars
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BROOM TRANSIENT HOUSE.
Neat and clean as a pin, all rooms new
Il tinted. hot and cold running water in
every room. Here is d place 10 make
beginning. Seven or eight hundred dol
las will handle this little beauty. The
Lewis-LoRe Co. 223 Judge bldg.
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All. THE PATHWAYS

ALL THE PATHWAYS
Like the roads 70 Rome. lead to our Of
flee. 80 II YOU follow tho Well-beaten
trails Of economy it viii bring you to
US. We are system brokers. no haphsz-
ard guess work with US. Our business is
conducted with the same precision as
large corporation. We can save YOU
money, time and patience by coming d.
rect to US. Titles guaranteed. Carriag ages.
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PAPER CLEANING

EXPERT WOTkmen; reasonable prices.
National housekeeping Co. Bell 425s. Ind
s5S.
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FOR SALE
EardIey-Ball=
Cannon Assn
offers
These Attractive Bargains

HOMES.
A.0o0-WalE over Univ. bench. see Oh "a.
East below Atm So. nearly ---
plete. elegant bungalow. All rs-.s
rooms, sunny and handy We -s-.
tell YOU all the good points. G-
ND and see f. See us.
81, )G0-Cau you object 10 9Th ave and D..
no Can YOU find houses n'sr--s
or built better than the tF0 -sr
ones theTs2 Speak low
ROBERTS PLACE
Buy q home now U Roberts P.rrs r-
YOU can live very close to town. ss-
car fare, be in NEW district have ever
modern help. ply NOW ar q low Hz-t
We can sell YOU splendid uea hons
ROBERTS PLACE. I'm new district .
your own plans, the lawns are t=-.-s
s feet high all foundations 8 feet s.7-s
fIN 2IxJ basement, p0rChes full a..a
house, sewer and gas connections .-
mcDt walks, no coal sheds. no rr
houses; and REMEMBER aiI this OMIT
3 AND ONE-HAIF BLOCKS SQrrE
EAST or CITY AND COUNTY BUILD
ING on Sth 50, bet. I'd and Sd East orig
1 block from paved state ST. ears r
on all four sides.
lots
The Esrdley-BaU Cannon Assn. axe
plea sed to announce that since the .-.
binatiOn of the two older firms their "ss
of lots is the largest ia Salt Lake Sc
us and We viii staisft y0U-
We SELL TIE EARTH
EardIey-BaII-Cannon Assn
II Main Street
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$500 CASH WERE NY PROFITS
Last month, and YOU don't have to take
my word either but send your buyer
right down and he can spend a week be-
hind the cash register That's what the
owner Of this restaurant said when he
listed his place with ms. $50 month rent
and $500 gross business. Restaurant
men. it would be 2 crime 70 pass this up.
Price, 800 The LeWis-LOWe Co, 223
Iudga hI1g.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WATCH cleaning. 81: main spring.
Utah Jewelry Co. 80 So. Main.
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STORAGE.


KTMBALL VAN & STORAGE CO,
moving, packing. shipping; brand new
modern warehouse. Bell. 21SS; Ind, 1861
10 West First South.
TWO large warehouses. clean and san
itary. Redman Moving & Storage Co. Iii
South West Temple. Phones $50
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FOR SABE-We offer you today an ele-
gant S-room strictly modern home; south
east on car line: price. S601e. See US. 30
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
IS ". 81 So.
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Have a first- class cafe that I am COM
PEELED TO sell at once. It is located in the
heart Of the business center and am doing
2 splendid business. Very cheap rent, con
sdering location ~ YOU want a bargain
investigate. p 4, Herald.
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A REGULAR LITTLE WILSON HOTEL
In ten rooms, Z rooms pay rent and
profit of $40 a month. balance 8 rooms will
make you q beautiful little home. Good
lease. low rent, and $500 cash viii put
you in possession and paw the balance at
YOUR leisure. The Lewis-Lowe Co, 223
Judge bldg.
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A. III. Birrell Co.
90 South Main Street

FOR SALE-Elegant nome. 10-room pr.
pr, strictly modern; close in: worth S15.-
900; can sell this nome aoW at $1,000; Il
Law. See US
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
S. II. Sd So.
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FOR SALE

HORSES.
We have good sound horses of every
class for sale at lowest market prices,
and positively guarantee every horse as
represented Salt Lake Horse & Mule
Market 344 West 9Th South.
FOR SALE-By owner, 4-room modern
brick excepting bath; located on I'd East.
between 8th and 9Th So. nice Shingled
oarn, lawn, fenced; will sacrifice for
sz.JN cash OF easy term Address 2 %,
Herald.
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FOR SALE
See"
Fairmount Springs, 9Th East and 18th
So, today. Ashton car line or Sugar
House car line.
See
Nre's addition. 10th So. and state St to-
day. Take Safest. car, get off at 10th
So. and there If is
HUBBARD INV ESTMENT CO,
S. W. Sd So.
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL. HEN
Fropr IS East LIST South zoo rooms: rates
t0c and 50c.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LENIS-LOWE co.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
225 Judge Bldg. Phones 1856
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For SALE.

FOR SALE-Informatio wanted from
owner who has good farm for gale. suit
apte Ter dairy purposes or general farm
lng; not particular about size or location;
Wish to hear from owner only, who viii
sell direct to BUYER vithout paying COM
mission; giTc price and brief description
6 Currier. Room 139 H, IS W. Monroe
St, Chicago. III,
FOR SALE-A snap, 7-room newly
Painted weil-built house, 81 No. 18th W,
WITH 2lsxl0 rods Of ground. all for 2.159.
Inis IS positively the best snap on tbs
market Inquire quick before it is gone.
2; & Il. 3. r. E Co., 40 Constitution
Blk Phones 25s.
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MAIN-STREET CIGAR STORE. 8. 30
And if You look honest and possess one
half Of this amount you can get posses
sion. Owner is not broke and compelled
to sell, but has private reasons for making
this sacrifice. One glance at this busy
place is enough TO convince the most eau
tious buyer. The Lewis-LoWe Co., 223
Judge bldg
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FOR SALE-A 1907 7-passenger touring
car; cost $1,000; will sell for Sl.5V9; newly
overhauled. G L. Herald.
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EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.

L.NNI4I| u = = 2 " IIOIILloliIlL
An exclusive wholesale business located
in Salt Lake City has an interest for sale
to party who can take active part IN
mana cement None but those endowed
with reasonable amount Of gray matter
need apply This is the best proposition
We have ever had listed with US. and a
big unoney-maker. You will have to act
quick. for this will last only a very few
days. The Lewis-Lowe Co., 223 Judge
bldg
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A REAL SWELL BOARDING PLACE.
&c rooms lavishly furnished. doing gross
business OF 500 G month, 3-year lease,
new building beautiful brass beds, ma
Eogany and fUmed oak furniture; nice
home and big profits assured, S1,00O cash
win handle. The LeVis-Lowe Co, 223
Judge bldg
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40 HUNGRY CLERKS. BOOkKEEPERS
And business men flock 20 this clean, in
vitlng restaurant en- Main street every,
DAY. VIII not have a vacant chair for
tine G. A. r. boys when they get here
This IS d hummer and unrcasOuably low
rent Price. $3.50 Net profits, $500 month.
The LeWis-LOWe Co, 223 Judge bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RESTAURANT.


I Will sell the best paying restaurant I'D
town for g 100 cash. Takes in $40 Per
dav Rent 80 per month. This ad, VIII
moi appear again. Address o Is. Herald.
AN OPPORTUNITY IS Offered to invest
about 81 900 for a quarter interest ~ tlle
APARTMENT house to be built very close ih-
Party investing can handl3 own money.
The proposition will bear the ciosest IN
vestigatiou. For particulars address y o
Herald.
THE BEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY
IN A ROOMING AND BOARDtNG
HOUSE. 10 ROOMS, NICE NEW / TX
NITURE. EVERYTHING SWELL AND
Up TO DATE. MUST BE SOLD Al
ONCE AND WILL GO AT SACFtl-
FTCE. INVESTIGATE THIS.
L. Z. CASSIDY g. CO, 400 ATLAS BIN
FOR SALE. a 10-room rooming house,
located on east side, close TO Main street.
owner will sacrifice for SEQ. Address L
"a, Herald.
1s-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE, located IN
the residence district. over $3.50 worth Or
costly furniture and carpets IN this ceau-
tifuI home. Make any reasonable oiter
on this beautiful place and get II at prdC-
ticafly your own terms. Reason FOR selling.
have larger house and cannot handle both
places. For particulars ADDRESS = -, her
aid
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part of the United
States. We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or vest Cor
respondents fin all the principal cities
See Us or phore 555. Redman Moving K
Storage Co III So ". Temple
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packing

EXPERT packers OF furniture. bric-a-
brac, etc. Redman Moving & Storage Co.
III South West Temple. Phones 555
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UFRF'g PINE COFFEE.

Teas. spices. extracts and everything that
brings a profit of 200 per cent. This grow
ing business is located i'm a live town Of
5000 population. $1,000 cash will handle
this The Lswis-LOWe Co., 223 Judge bldg.
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AUCTION GALES


AT AUCTION-Far auction Satu-+g,-
august I. 1880 q. m. 7 VIII soil AT pUb-
lie auction tle kohes farm IS acres Ia
in cultivation, oats, wheat potatoes corn
garden truck. valued at 800: y shares Of
water; 2-rOom new house. stable for :
head: 50 fruit trees: 2 horses. COW. .
piemcnts: household furniture. Tho T@boI.
lot valued at S500O. Buy at vour o,sr
price Attend this sale II you want
0argain or home. One and : half miles
east of Sandy; take the YVasafcli To.J
9. =. Osterloh. Crop goes to the DHT-
AUCTION SALE T. OSlerlo5 10
dsaln ~ tne auction business; goes sn,,-
~nsFe- any TINE, to sell anything. EoIIgs
loid goods IND mercha ndise a S-.seisif-.
f.esi estate. farms. automobiles. AIDES
OF iea ave orders 224 State 81. Res ubo1-
w HIN you want to consult 2 NJ Onio,
.'7ii - f''F on trdcpendent rhor,s ''0-'
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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men.
Redman Moving & Storage Co. III So
West Temple. Phone 555
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Must sell my Groom rcominE house TINS
week. It is splendidiy located, well fur
nished and Z will give some one q bargain
Herald.
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OSTE0PATHY.

DR. GRACE STRATTON. 607-OS Scott
Bldg. Both phones. Ind 2S3. Bell 1910
DR.. MARY GAMBLE, 516 yempIeton.
Both phones. Residence 177 St Ind eSS
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50-ROOM MODERN EUROPEAN HO-
TEL.
s.. 500 cash. balance $500 payable at the
rate of 800 Der month. profits never be-
low $500 a month Lease six years to
run, at less than eight dollars per room,
hot and cold running water I'm all the
rooms: private baths. This will bear
the most rigid investigation. The Lewis
owe Co C23 Judzc BLDG
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS blocked and Ietrimmed by an
expert Fred Taylor. q East First South
Phone 1S7l-X.
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H0USECLEANING.

HOUSECLEANING in every detail: rea-
sonable rates. National Houseclesuing
COMPANY. Both phones
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WE HAVE IAIITATORs But no RI
VALS: The Lewis-Lowe Co, 22S Judge
bldg,
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KEY FITTING.

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE repairing.
Carriers League Cycle Co, 395 South West
TeInnIe Phone Tud 26f2
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YOU CAN'T BEAT IT
4 nine-room house full of elegant furni-
ture. almost on Main street One room
more than pays all expe nses 500 cash
viii handle it. The Lewls-Lowe Co, DC
Judge bldg.
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NOTICE.

ABEL, JOHNSON, agent for real es-
Co. Grower of small fruits and local
manager for Globe Assn. chicago, Ill.,
Bell phone 139-K. Sandy, Utah. p. o Box
IS
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WANTED-Agents; wonderful inVeu-
ton: biz money selling CsnChester In
Candescent Kerosene lamp; burns with
or without mantls. ten times brighter
than electricity. gas OF acetylene at 1-itth
cost: burner tits all standard lamps;
saves "a per cent oil. no trimming wiCks;
beware OF limitations; outfit frse. Can
chester Light Co. g State street. Dept.
&C. Chicago.
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w y, itH-N you want to consult z. NJ. Onioo
- '.1F on trdcpendent nhora
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Salesman for thus and west
ern territory. by Kansas CITY Wholesa' .
house; experienced, ambitious man; one
who has sold to country merchants stan
dsrd goods or advertising specialties pre-
ferred; fine opening; position viii pay
right man 500 a month or better. paying
one man now 81 600 a month; give refer
ence and experience. Address u p. Her
aid.
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PIANO TUNING.

J. ". MORRISON HEADQUARTERS
Clay ton-DGynes Music Co.; residence 90
Gordon avenue.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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THE LENIs-LowE co.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

AN Indiana judge told a company o.
women the other day that women
could not be lawyers because they
have no reasoning faculty; that they
could not be successful scientists be.
cause they consider only one detail al
a time; that they are only occasional
ly successful in business, and that
they succeed only in those branches
OF medicine which call for the exer-
else Of the nursing instinct. And
then he declared that mans view OF
woman is habit and not a mental
exercise. And all the women present
doubtless understood that he was not
indulging in any mental exercise
when he thus ticketed them off after
labels made ages ago. II the ladies
had been prescribing they would
probably have recommended a little
mental action in order to enable him
to catch up with the times.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

We heard farmer say that many
voted against the good roads amend
ment because they wanted rough
pixies believing that this will AeeE
the automobiles off and force lhe
machines to seek other routes. This
may be true to certain extent, but
automobiles have come to stay, and
the sooner the people break their
horses to them, the better. 1t is
gratifying to know that horses are
rapidly becoming accustomed to the
.devil wagons" though some try to
break their necks when q machine
approaches. In great majority OF
cases, the drivers become worse
scared than the horses and are mo- e
responsible for accidents.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17
WEDNESDAY. NOV. IL 1905
THE example Of a CHICAGO depart.

The example of a Chicago depart
ment store in forbidding the women
employees to wear rats" and false
hair has been followed by telephone
company in Kansas City where girls
are employed. One defiant Miss is
the latter place declares that as she
has bought her winter hat to fit hair
with large rats in it, the company
will have to buy her new hat if she
Te6aces The size of her head. This
proposition seems to have some JUS
tice in it, but it would seem that the
chief thing to disturb the young VIC
men would be the fear that if employ
ers begin TO dictate as to hair, they
may undertake next to regulate the
style of gowns aud hats. and, per-
haPs, even the slippers and color O.
hosiery, I'D every woman knows that
no gown, hat, slipper or stocking
was ever made whose style would
suit all women. Let the dear girls
wear what they choose.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17
:: Personals !:

DR.. 7. P. Gardner, of Irvine, wa,
here Monday.
C. R. Barnett was visitor in Lon
don the past week.
Miss Clara Lee. of Danvills. is the
guest Of Miss Sue Smith.
Mrs C. W. Jenes is visiting her
son, J. I Jones, in London.
Jake wagers, of Somerset. was q
visitor here the past week.
Mr.. Murray Smith wss visitor in
Cincinnati the past week.
Mrs. Herbert Scrivner. Of Winches-
er, is visiting friends here.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17
For Aged People.
Old Folks Should be Careful
in Their Selection of Reg
uIative Medicine.

With advanced age comes inactiv,
bowel movement aud sluggish liver.
Nature is unable to perform her prep
er functions and requires assistance.
Otherwise, there is constant suffering
from constipation and its attendant
evils. Old folks should never use
physic that is harsh and irritating.
We have a safe, de penda BILE and al.
together ideal remedy that is plrti-
cularly adapted to the requirements
OF aged people and persons of weak
constitution who suffer from consti-
patton or other bowel disorder. We
are so certain that it will completely
relieve these comps ints and give
absolute sAtisfacti, n in every particG-
lar that we eff. them with cur pei
sonal guarantee that ih,y cost the
user nothing il they fail To substasti
ale our claims. This remedy is
called Rexall Orderl es.
Rexall Ordcrlies are eaten Ike
candy. They havea soothing, / ea.-
ing, Strengthening, tonic and reguia-
live actioa upon The dry Mucous lin
ing and the relaxed mu cular coat Of
the bowel. They produce natural,
successive contraction and relsxa-
ton OF the muscular fires of the
bowel walls, generating wavelike
motion which forces their contents
onward and outward; thus stimu'at-
ing nature in perfect bowel move
ment. They tone up and strengthen
the nerves and muscles and restore
the bowels and associate organs to
more vigorous aud healthy activity.
They may be taken at any time with
out Inconvenience do not cause any
gripping. nausea. diarrhoea, EXCESSIVE
loossness, daiule' cy or other disa-
q, cable feet Try Rexal Ordcri'es
on our guarantee: 80 tablets 25'.. and
IL tablet, loc. Remember you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in Richmond
only at our store, Perry & Thomas,
Richmond.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

their many friends wish them sue
cess and happiness in their new life
The bride is the attractive daughter
OF MI. Zena Cobb and is one of the
n ost popular girls in the county.
The marriage of Miss Florrye c.
Smith, of Winchester, to Mr.. Coleman
Harris. of Winchester and Lexington,
was solemnized Friday evening at 9
O'Clock, Rev. T. c. Elton, of the Cal
vary Baptist Church officiating.
About 20 friends of the young couple
witnessed the ceremony among them
Misses Rebecca Gaitskill and Rather
inc Sandusky, whom the bride SO fire.
quently visits here's Mesdames Chas.
Gaitskill, Sandusky, Oliver Bush and
the Misses Bush. After the wedding
the couple left for Frankfort, thence
for trip to Louisville and will make
their home in Lexington, Mr.. Harris
having a position with the Kaufman
Clothing Co.
The marriage was an elopement.
the bride coming to Lexington for tie
ceremony because Of opposition from
the family. She is the only child OF
Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Smith, who came
here from Richmond, and lived in
Lexington several years before going
to Winchester. MIR. Harris is a VIII
chester boy who has been in business
here only short time. Lexington
Leader. As stated above, Miss Smith
formerly lived here, and has been
a frequent visitor to her aunt, Mrs
Emma Fife, since leaving Richmond.
She has hosts of friends here who ex-
tend hearty congratulations.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17
ORDINANCE.

An ordinance substituting certain in
candescent lights for &C lamps OF
streets Of Richmond, Ky.
BE it ordained by the Board o. Coun-
Gil of the Citv OF Richmond, XIV
1hat the &C ion of ia Mayor and
Light Committee 1f ii Council in
subsiiiu;ing iacandescent lamps Tor 4
of the 40 are lamps cihtiac ed for b
ordinance pass, d Srpts nab r29, 1908 be
and the same is hereby Iauiied and
approved, and the Il chmond Electric
& Power Company is allowed and Gu
thorized to be paid out of the treasury
OF the city for each me ndescent light
herei ofoTe installed md the di' &c
tions Of the Ma o. and Ligh G mint ee
the sum of $50 90 pr year . provided
in said Richmond Electric 4 Power
Co IS agreement with the CITY of R,ch-
mOud, Kentucky
Pas ed November T. 1905.
G. L WOODS, Mayor.
ABB. FAIRS, Clerk.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

THE Louisville Times is entitled t.
more praise for the great Democratic
victory in Louisville than any other
source. The Times is head and
houlders the leader in Louisville, due
to the able work of Col. Bill Halde-
man, Bob Mcbride, Ed Jonas and
he interchangeable Bob Brown.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

The rumor. wholly unfounded, that
former President Roosevelt was dead
caused many persons to say nice
things Of him who otherwise would
have never spoken well of Teddy.
There are too many people in the
world who hold their praise until its
too late. II you think kindly OF any
one speak it out while the party is
living. A flower given in life is worth
carloads after death.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

FORMERLY a headline describing
some womsn as flying with a man
meant an elopement, and that only
Now it may mean that she has simply
gone up with him in his aerop' ane.
"A woman flies with Wright. all the
papers announced the other day. and
SO one did, but she came down again.
These aerial machines give new mean
ings to our language.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

IT is greatly regretted that the
proposed good roads amendment
failed to carry at the recent election.
Many forgot to vote and some voted
against it. 1t seems that Kentucky
S determined to wag at the tail and
in everything pertaining to progress
and improvement.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17

DURING the last year 5000. OOO
gallons of whisky were Withdrawn
from the government warehouse. We
will wager a stack of blue chips that
half that amount went into jugs kept
in the closets of hypocritics who take
their regular nip and want to hang
every fellow who takes hIs'n open and
above board.