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HONESTY ReApEo A QUICK
REWARD.

worked In a paint store. One
day u painter came In and bought
wall paper % me. Aftcr his depar-
turs I. found Sc on the door. Later
he returned and asked mo Wheeler
or not I found the money. re-
turned II TO him. He praised me
and wanted TO reward the. which I
refused. But he told the boAs how
he icSt th~ money and how re-
turned Il TO hun. The same week.
inseead Of receiving -. I found -
In my envelope. HENRY TRoP.
i2> Delaney street.
WORK 20 OUT A NEW CHECK.
mo evSrGM.
worked ~ - 0uistAnt book.
ksspAr IN the otnos OF . m~aic hen
81 80 per week. O0e OF my dutise
WIS the checking OF tho treas
ursr's gate rscelptA I was aalssA
b. the afm wessthsr I could guar
entss hat all the money taken
h ~ ne boz office was turned Over
TO them. said: mo. aot with the
ticket system you nov have. hut I
thtnk can ssgxest . system whore.
ey ! can uodertaks TO do So"
was told TO - ahsad About . WeS,s
aftsr my new systsm WNs iastallsd
was asked how much was getting
and how much moro ! thought I
ought to get got oB and the fol-
lowing week ave moro for asoastinS
che trsasursr At niOht.
OSCAR II. ONroDR.
- West One H0adred and EieA.
tenth street.
WON soss'e NOTICE ~ ~
FUNNo oRsog.
air amusement ooncsrn ~ . saaasV
Of one pound . week h OVeen. Ire
land. For shs aUt week asvsr saW
tho propristor. ~ bsln6 eway one
night. however. I osssrvsA . rsspest.
able looking man ssb0W ID wAe
through the crowd am paO -
ticket once without obtaintn0 .
ticket lie came on toward 0e
gate and attempted TO pAAs IN. !
politely informed him that hs ussDt
buy . ticket before ENTERING. ona1s-
inSiy he put his hand In ~ poc,vst
and offered ne . sh,iang, rs0arkiug:
"Take this and have Q oe4nk."
Whether Il wAs ny ioek q Sso1o0o
Or whsshss no esaAssA bow eeaAete-
uoua he was mahaaG Aimssae -
walked sway. Nest morning I ~
csivsd y message thai the bon
wanted to zee me You oan jud0O
my sHpr,ss when l discovered thak
the man / rsjsotsa the nisht bseoss
was the proprtstsr. He Gsvs 0e .
tw0-shiblnS raisA
JNA@NS BRWee,
n West Eighty -ehird street. NV
York.
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Hmm IL -
wrong to force
1 any gIrl to
m q 7 T y a man
whom she does not
love.
rem is may
very we'll be justi-
fled IN restraining
an immature girl
from marrying a
man for whom she
thinks she cares,
II the love-and
the man-are Of
the right sort,
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beth can wait little II not. then par
entail wisdom receives full justification.
Dut compelling a girl to marry some
one against whom her whole being pro-
tsste y a different matter. and In my
opiujea. quite lnexcusabls. do not be-
1 ot1VH That such compulsion 10 often sx-
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tCopyrish&. 1918. by Doubleday. rsss 4 co..
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Anens Lu.sn cntrrs the ground, OF the Chateau
Do MaIpertuis by climbing q high wall. He sees
. pr~tty girl coming toward him, N sIe i~srs Q
kennel huge dog chained there leaps out 81 her.
Thr chain hrgakA and the brute given ciase -
the pani' stricken grl attempts 70 ascape. Lupn
shoots lie dog dead, examines tho brokcn chain
with cliriDlE, interest Then he calls the GIL by
name JCaane D,trsN and tall, ber ~ lcster
ale wr.ts few days earlier. How do you know
all that" she Csiss In wonder. Il tore UP thu
letter before finished mr.
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moonlight Is beautiful enough 10 frame
IN the mind. and the spectacular element
gains In stage value when Prunella 10
transformed in the twlnglins of an eye
into a P!errette In fluffy white skrts.
Another effect might be gained when
Pierrot carries her out on his arm IL
the music were allowed to pay down
the curtain on the empty garden, for
this silent scene tells a story that Is
not only interrupted but ruined by the
return OF the stupid gardeners and their
bound and gagged boy.
Mean while the eye 10 always held by
the Statue OF Love, only occasionally
moved to say few words on the sub
feet upon which he IL the recognized
authority. or TO play violin obligato
Prunella's appeal to the statue recalls
that prayer Of Sister Beatrice to the
Madonna-and leads to the same result,
When she returns three years later TO
the garden. now In possession OF the
falthless but saddened Pierrot. who Is
wearing black out OF respect for his
feelings, she is compelled to admit to
the statue that trial marriage Is n fail
urc. but she no sooner drops into the
basin at the feet OF Love for little
rest after her weary journey through
the world than p,errot's despairiny crv
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CHAPTER VI.
tContinuet)
ShadOlped bH Death.

ND you flung the pieces
on the edge Of the road
that runs from the house
to Vendcme." answered
Lupin.
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N A R RTE D
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. w. c. Hurt, of Lancaster, and
Miss Annie May Dollins were married
in Richmond yesterday by Father Yah
ner.
On the 18Th. in this city. Mr. Arthur
o. Mullins, of PANT Lick, and Miss
Sicily Cox, of this city, united their for
tunes. They are the same age, 10.
Mr. James Crockett and Miss Carolyn
Banks, who were married in Henderson.
left on the longest honeymoon journey
ever taken by a Henderson couple. They
will go around the world and take year
or two to do so.
On Thursday morning Mr.. Lew Kerry,
OF Madison county, and Miss Amanda
Dixon, of Clark county. were married in
the courthouse ty Judge Evans. The
groom, who is a Madison county farmer,
is the son Of Mr.. Richard Kerry, and is
20 years. The bride is a daughter OF
George and Elizabeth Dixon, and gave
her age as Is years.--Winchester Sun
The marriage of Miss Boone Gibbons.
of Winchester, to Mr. Cecil Lyon Baker.
of Boca Grande, Fla, was solemnized
"Wednesday evening. The bridesmaids
were Misses Anna Coleman Van Meter,
Sara GOodloe Benton, LIzette Gibbons
and Margaret Brown. Mrs. LID. Ward,
EFF NicholasvIlle, was matron of honor.
The ushers were Gay Prewitt, Joe
Brown and Willis Battaille. The best
man was Geo. Ward, of Boca Grande.
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Another FeudiSt Arrested.

Wednesday night Sheriff d. A. Nc
Cord and Deputies SAINT Bush, W. o..
HARDER and G. w. T. Deatherage went
out to arrest Robert Powell, who was
wanted in the feud case at Needmore.
They failed TO get him at first and the
sheriff and Mr.. Bush returned to town,
leaving Messrs. HARDER and Deatherage
on guard. They remained around Pow
ellis house for some time, when finally
he left it in a wagon. AS he proceeded
down the road, the officers covered him
with their weapons and he threw up his
hands without resistance although he
had savage 45 Colts, with an eight
and one half-inch barrel, loaded and rs
cartridges for i. in his pocket. They
brought him TO town without difficulty.
Only one of the feudists is now fugi-
tive, but unless he goes away off, his
time is sure to come. The officials are
entitled to much praise for the way they
have managed the case.
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Good Timber.

The Louisville Times prints this
which sounds mighty good to Madison
county people:
The report was brought to Louisville
this week by Eighth district politicians
that County Judge W. Rodes Shackel
ford, of Madison county, would, in all
probability, be a candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for Congress in the
Eighth district next year. Judge Shack
elford was renominated for County
Judge at the August primary. He is one
of the best known party leaders in the
district, and is prominent in Masonic
circles. So far he is the only one seri
ously mentioned as an opponent of Con-
gresham Harvey Helm. of Stanford, for
the nomination.
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judge Hands Out a Few.

A big docket confronted Judge w. r.
Shackelford at his regular court yester-
day, which he disposed of as follows:
Cornelius Ballard, alias Peyton, on a
charge of petit larceny, waived an ex-
animation and was held to the grand ju-
~ in 500 bond. David Smith, assault
and battery. likewise waived examina
ton and was held to the grand jury in
5000.
Lizzie Denham, colored, was tried and
held to the grand jury on charge Of
malicious cutting and wounding, on hel
own recognizance.
The Needmore feudists had their day
in court. Robert Powell caught a judg
ment Of 500 and so days and $1,000
peace bond. Robert Itson, John Horns
| by and billiard Brock. $50 fine and ter
days each, with peace bond OF $50
each. This ought to hold them fol
awhile and put an end to the continue
chickering's and shootings that they hav'
kept up for some tire.
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Chautauqua to Begin Sunday

The first Farmers Chautauqua was
held in Warren county and the Bowling
Green Messenger relates many instances
of the direct advantages that have &C.
crued TO the farmers, as they will to
every one progressive enough to TIC b
new ideas from such gatherings.
Madison county farmers are about to
be given the opportunity to learn new
methods and lessen their labor. Chau
tauquas for their benefit will begin at
Waco next Sunday and last four days.
The farmer who misses them will stand
in his own light. Let none be so short
sighted.
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Alhambra Theatre.

The management has installed an or
chestra, that the patrons of the Alham-
bra may have the pleasure of hearing
good music as we'll as seeing an unex.
celled program picture service OF The
General Film Company. At present
there are four pieces in the orchestra
lder the direction of Mrs. Emrick, lady
violist. In order that more pieces may
be put in, Todd e. Son. local contractors,
will enlarge the orc hestra pit three feet
tonight after our last performance. Our
flute player will arrive Monday, and with
piano, cornet, violin and drums, our or
chestra cannot be surpassed. Our drum
fmer has an expensive layout OF effects
for playing pictures.
Our program tonight, CANCEL of The
Slums" and Shooting the Rapids, >
two Lubin pictures of rare quality
Count Barber" Vitagraph comedy.
"When Lillian Was Little Red Riding
Hood," Selig comedy.
Music by the Alhambra Supreme Or
chestra.
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Girl Cannot Be Found.

The Cincinnati Post, of Friday, con-
tains this notice of a runaway girl of
this city:
Pharba Church, 10, high school girl,
of Richmond, KY, who disappeared from
her home early Wednesday, was being
sought Thursday in Cincinnati by the
police and her sister, Grace Church, Is.
The older sister believes a former girl
friend from Paris, Ky, induced her Sis
ter to come to Cincinnati.
Several months ago Grace Church and
the girl friend ran away to Cincinnati,
and, while working in shoe factory,
roomed together at 5l7 West Fourth-st
Two weeks ago both went to the Church
girls home for visit.
Early Wednesday, the guest and Pharba
Church stole away from the house, and
the latter, her sister says, bought tickets
for Cincinnati.
MY sister is a pretty and innocent
child, never has been to big city before
and knows absolutely nothing of the
dangers" says Grace Church. Il in
tend to follow the other girl, wko was
once my friend, if have to go all over
the country"
No trace of the two was found at the
Fourth-st. rooming house. The miss
ing girl is in the junior class of Caldwell
High School, Richmond, KY.
"My parents gave her everything she
asked for. She took three new silk
dresses away with her and lot of other
new Clothes" said her sister.
Her father, James Church, has to-
bacco farm near Richmond, but the
| family lives in town.
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Climax Invited.

TIE KENTUCKY PERRY CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION ASSOCIATION
Requests the honor of the presence of
Messrs. Walton and Gordon and Families
At the various functions which will
be given in the City of Louisville, the
seven days and nights, commencing
Monday, September the twenty-ninth,
to commemorate century of peace with
our Mother Country, and to celebrate
the chief events Of the War of Eighteen
and Twelve, particularly those events
in which Kentucky troops and Kentucky
diplomacy played a conspicuous part
and won glory and renown for American
arms.
A program and card accompanies this
invitation and you are very cordially
invited to designate as early in advance
possible, the events and celebrations
which you expect to attend.
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| ladies and Misses, Attention!

We take pleasure in announcing Miss
Violet McCreary, of indianapolis, as
head of our Millinery Department. The
new and beautiful millinery for Fall and
Winter is now ready for your Inspection.
Come prepared to see the most striking
novelties of the season, the cleverest
conceptions of millinery designing; and
bring as many at your friends along as
you wish. Respectfully,
lO2 II. Z. Y. ELDER.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
FISH FRY
Doctors And Guests Have Big
Time at BOOneSbOrO

The Madison County Medical Society
held its semi-annual Fish Fry at Boones
boro Thursday evening and most en-.
ioyable time was had. DR.. ]. G. Bosley
called the meeting to order and DIR. NJ.
Dunn read the minutes of the last meet
ing. A number of entertaining papers
were read, one by DIR. S. G. Zinke on
mon Operative Treatment of Prostate
Hypertrophy;" and another by Druggist
Jos. Schaufhausen, on Criticism of
Prescription Writing" Judge w. K.
Shackelford made an entertaining ad
dress on Medical Jurisprudence.
DIR. ID. ]. Williams, Ford, was the host
of the occasion and TO his generosity the
doctors and their guests are greatly in
debted. The lunch he had served en-
braced many other toothsome articles
besides the fish, which was the feature.
In addition to a few other friends, the
doctors had the dentists and druggists
with them, a waggish friend remarking
that if the undertakers were present, the
whole layout who finally get US would
be complete.
Most of those who went from this city
occupied seats in Kellogg's hug auto
truck, which made the II miles in ar
hour and quarter. Those present wert
as follows: Drs. K. @. Boo2s, III. c.
VauOht John Rutledge M ri Roxlav
r. E. Million, J. w. Scudder, DIR. Price
Ii G. Sandlin, 5. G. Zinke, NJ. Dunn
Jas. Jeffries. ]. g. B1sley. K. Z. Coomer
G. E. Smoot; DIR. ]. Williams, Dr. Pen
nington, of Ford.
Judge J. j. Greenleaf, Judge w. r
Shackelford, Messrs. E. c. Stockton, J
L. Sewers, J. Schaufhausen, III. l.. Perry
Thos. Hart, ]. G Baxter. AL Williams,
Jas Ellison. Oak Lysle, Mr.. Smoot, o
Maysville.
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Christian Church Items.

Don't forget the Bible School Rally
next Sunday morning. Every member
and friend of the church is urged TO be
present. This will be a good opportu-
nifty for you to get acquainted with our
Bible school. Make sacrifice, if nee
essary, to be present. The pastor wants
to see many new faces in the primary
department ahd in the adult classes.
In the morning the pastor will speak on
''The Divine Appeal" and at night,
"Woman-Her Place and Power IN the
Modern World" You will be interested
in the discussion of these subjects.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Moving Pictures.

The Century Magazine figures that
the revenue from admissions 10 moving
picture shows amounts TO $500, 600, 000
annually. Mr.. Edison exhibited his first
complete invention of moving pictures
at the Worlds Fair in Chicago, but ii
was nearly 1900 before the business OF
showing moving pictures was fairly
started. No other business has grown
so greatly and no amusement was ever
cheaper or more popular.
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Revenge

I've quit a-gOin' TO sunday sclo1l-Im
Coin to be as bad
As Captain Kidd or Nero was.
Or Jimmy Mayors dad.
I'm Just as strong as any man,
I'm sure TO 90 20 hell
An when | see the DEVIL then
III 90 to him an tell
How that Of man what catches DOGS
Come By our house one day
An cOaxed Spot right into his net
An then drug him away.
An then I'll say. Good devil, please
I've come down here To work.
I'm just as strong as any man.
An | will never shirk
Ii you'll just let me tend the fire
An keep it good an hot,
Where you have PCT that wicked man
Who took away Of Spot
". Y. Times.
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Woman Takes Poison.

Mrs. Raleigh Stamper. a young mar
ried woman of Ford, attempted suicide
Wednesday night by taking corrosive
snblimate. After taking it she seemed
to have changed her mind, as she awak-
ened her husband and told him what
she had done, asking him to prepare
some flour and water as an antidote.
The reason she gave for the act was that
she was lonesome. Mrs. Stamper is a
daughter of Mr.. Clement Shelton and is
but 81 years old. She has baby eight
months old. Her physician said there
wasn't chance in thousand for her
recovery.
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Don't Do II.

Capt. Murphy is doubtless now sing
ing these sad lines:
Come all old widowers, warning take
from me,
Don't be so quick to fall in love with
maids from Tennessee,
Unless you would prove, as l have
done,
That the old is OF all fools the biggest
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
God Forbid.

Daniel E. O'Sullivan, chairman of the
State Prison, states that rs per cent. of
the prisoners in the Kentucky prisons
will be set free if suits that have been
instituted to compel the board to parole
prisoners when their minimum term has
been, served, are successful. He also
says that the litigation pending would
have the effect of freeing Henry Yout
sey, Curt Jet, Beach Hargis and other
life nriSonarS
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Want Commission Form.

Montgomery county taxpayers and
farmers, tired of the old method of run
ming county affairs, filed petition be-
fore Acting County Judge Charles G..
Thompson, asking that vote be taken
upon the Commission form of govern
ment for this county, with three COM
missionerS to be elected from the coun-
ty-at-large to act with the county judge.
The question will be submitted to the
voters at the November election and it
is believed that it will win by large
majority.
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Good SUGGESTION.

In order TO make the visiting boys be
have themselves at the dances at Yer.
sailles, the Frankfort State Journal says
that the town ought to elect Editor Bow
mar chaperone for the next ball that j:
pulled off and present him large-sized
baseball bat, with which to preserve
order and enforce etiquette.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Getting Gifted.

Midway was this week for the firs'
time lighted by electricity supplied by
the Kentucky Utilities Company, and
Editor Cooper is so tickled to death that
he can hardly wait for the other i'm
pro cement that he has urged-water
works. We don't blame him. 1t must
be disagreeable to have to drink out oil
the town branch all the time.
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Fifty vii Be Members.

At the first rehearsal of the city chorus
under the direction Of Prof John G..
Koch of the Normal School fully fifty
singers signitied their intentions of be-
coming members. In future rehearsals
will be held in Normal Auditorium each
Friday evening at seven o'clock. 1t is
hoped that many more singers will avail
themse Ives Of the opportunity of receiv-
inc TRAINING in mart SINGING
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Capital Punishment Needed

There is something radically wrong
in Jessamine, where it seems some exc
cutions should be decreed The News
says: There have been seven killings
in Jessamine within twelve months.
We are running Breathitt county a close
second" Nay, verify, you are beating
its record even when at the height of its
lawlessness.
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Richmond Millinery Co.
INVITES PUBLIC

Your attendance is cordially request
ed at our Fall Display which is now 60
ing on. Model hats rejecting the ultra
modes by famous Partisan artists, and
unique creations by our own designer,
including Fisk, Gage and Hyland Hats,
are being shown.
Richmond Millinery Company.
Mckee Block Richmond, KY.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
No Sale

unless you are convinced by our Free
Demonstration that the Domestic Vacu-
um Cleaner actually cleans Rugs, Car
pets and Mating clean and without
taking them up. w. +. HIGGINs.
LOTT. Phone 474.
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Peters Will Have To Serve.

The Court of Appeals. in an opinion
by Judge Clay, affirmed the decision o.
the Madison Circuit Court in the case of
Mike Peters against the Com monwealth
of Kentucky. Peters was fined guilty
in the lower court of having whisky in
his possession for sale at Richmond, and
fine of 800 and so days in Jail were
aSSaSSnl apainsf linn
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Caldwell High School

The teaching force at Caldwell High
School has unnergone some chang be-
sides that Of Prof. StackhOuSe who takes
Prof. Cancers place as principal Prof.
Cancers loss is keenly felt but We feel
assured that with Prof Slac6housc' $
fine personality and splendid preparation
the place will be well filled The town
and school are 10 be Congratulated on
Miss Curraleen Smiths return. Mr.
Ray, Of OwensbOrO, is very accepiably
filling place in the High school, teach
ing history and German.
Miss Tillie Douglass, Of our town, IS
taking Miss Hendren'S place until she
is well enough to teach. Miss Gladys
Perry, one Of our most successful and
attractive teachers, has resigned. She
goes soon to Boston as the bride Of Mr..
Ting.
The yearly study class Of the faculty
has been organized, the subject for the
year is American Men Of Letters. The
first meeting will be held next Tuesday
with Miss Katherine White, Of High
street, the writer for the evening being
Washington Irving. XXX
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Health In The Coal Nine.

Judge John @. Chenault, who is presi-
dent of the Big Hill Coal Company, at
Brush Creek in Rockcastle county, has
returned from a week spent there. He
was sick when he went, but returned in
fine condition, indicating that it is a
health resort as we'll as a coal mine.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Ready For Business. =

Mr.. Wearen Kennedy, who has open
ed new grocery on East Main sirs ct.
near Collins, is now ready for business.
He will continue TO handle fresh and
cured meats, staple and fancy groceries,
ETC.. and asks a share Of your patronage
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19

When in need OF Blacksmithing in
any Of its branches, Farming Imple-
neuts. Buggies, Carriages, Wagons,
Rubber tires &C, get prices from r. E.
Miller. Union CITY. XIV. II
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Fall Fashion Week.

Over 80 firms have joined in the Fal
Fashion movement in Lexington Sept
20 TO Oct. A. 1t is going to be the bigges
stunt pulled off in the Blue Grass CAPT
tai for MANY moons.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19

For any itching Of the skin, for skin
rashes, chap, pimples, etc, try Doan's
Ointment, SOC. at all drug stores.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
Don't Fail

To attend the Farmers Chautauquas
beginning at Waco next Sunday. They
will prove Interesting and beneficial to
all who 90.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19

Come to Owen Mckee, Richmond
Ky. for dry goods and notions. Others
do and why not you. If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19

We buy all kinds of country produce,
pay the highest market price. Give US
a call. Covington Thorpe Co. 57-tf.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19

Plenty Of Oats and all kinds of field
seeds at attractive prices. See US
before buying,
Il r. L. ARNOLD & Co.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
For Rent.

SiN-rOom cottage ior rent on Fifth
street Mrs. v Ii. Hobson, $50 Wood
IND ave. 81 u