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THE HMOND CLIMAX 40th YEAR Tuesday and Friday RICHMOND, MADISON COUNTY. KENTUCKY, FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3 O'CLOCK, OCTOBER 17. 1 9 13 NUMBER 6 KIC tf r 1 1 1L IKL. IBlaimtoini Wholesale and Retail Coal, Feed, Salt, Sand, Lime, Cement and All Kinds of Plaster Material Hauling of All Kinds Comer Main and B Streets Telephone 85 i ? - i : With the turkey crop 15 per cent. short, a snow storm injuring the cran berry crop in Massachusetts, the pros pect for Thanksgiving is gloomy. No turkey, no thanks. THE KENTUCKY WHEAT DRILL is the only Drill made that has the Four Feed, which all others claim. If you want a drill for the longest life with the most satisfactory results buy The Kentucky D. B. Shackelford & Company W II IV IkY 1 1 1 1 - i ; ii . 1 1 1 1 1 mm m TRY "SALT-EM" with YOUR STOCK 30 DAYS If they con t make better gams on feed come in and get, your money back ! , Stock will show improved appear' ance and make more milk or butter fat. Saves waste of feed and danger from indieestioa. Save loss from Worms and Ditease. Not a food but a medicated stock salt saves trouble of saltine and "doctorinz " as the animals take their own medicine. Test doesn't Satisfy. Book o "SALT-EM" Fn Money, back i f m WMM Stockton & Son AGENTS FOR CON KEYS WJULTWJ STOCK KMDIE$ News and Comment A masher collapsed when he was sent to jail for tea days by a New York jus tice. He wasn't such a man after all as ne imagined. Editor Graham Vreeland, of the Frank fort Slate Journal, says that the editor of the Climax should have taken otf some of the time he used in studying Scrip ture and learned to write so folks can read it. There it is again, and coming from a man who neither knows Scrip ture nor can write, it is a little too much. Patience may cease to be a virtue. A New York woman has been sent to jail for whipping her husband. When the worm turns in that kind of war. it ought to be permitted to stay turned and given a chromo. Senator Ashurst will endeavor to se cure consideration of the equal suffrage bill on January 29, 1914. An exchanee which opposes votes for vmen offers an amendment to defer the date to Feb. 39. same year, and we rise to second iu Congress very properly refused to ap propriate money to buy the Vice Presi dent an automobile. If that worthy wants to go somewhere he can get a motorcycle. butter. A judge interdicted the saloon keepers at Nashville from selling liquor to be drunk on the premises, and there upon they resorted to little bottles con taining a drink and the traffic went on. The Kentucky Horse Breeders Associ ation made so much money at the Lex ington trots that they made today a free one and invited every lover of the sport to be their guest. The meeting closing this evening has been a most success ful one. William Cullen Bryant in a pessimis tic moment wrote of this season of the year: , The melancholy days have come. The saddest of the year, With weeping skies and wailing winds And meadows brown and sere. If he had lived to this good time and had gotton over his grouch, this glorious weather would hare changed his tune to this: The melancholy days are gone, And the sweetest of the year Come with this bright Autumnal time And fill our hearts with cheer. Ohio and Pennsylvania require hunt ers to wear badges as large as dinner plates, possibly to prevent them for mis taking one another for game. A -Long Island youth cleaned his breeches wiih gasolene and when next he Uruck a match on them there was a conflagration and a smell of roasting flesh. Experience is a good but often a dear teacher. A New York skyscraper is to be 901 feel high. The extra foot is doubtless to give the people a chance to ask a fool question. In Richmond, where whisky is only known of by legend, it may not be inter esting to state that E. H Taylor &Co.'s warning in regard to the overproduction of whisky, is creating much discussion among distillers of ihe better quality of liquor, while the manufacturers of rot- gut assert that the move is fostered by the manufacturers of higher grade goods for the purpose of increasing their own sales in the event of a shortage in the cheaper grades. Editor Breckinridge, of the Lexington Herald, has discovered that Abraham Lincoln was in faver of female suffrage. If he keeps up his research he may rind that old St. Paul alone of all those men tioned in sacred or profane history op posed votes for women. Enoch Grehaa has discovered that some women paint monkeys on their stockings near the knees and then dis play them through slit skirts. Greban's vision is such as to require glasses, but if anything of that kind is to be seen, he gets there all the same. GRLTALEAF & HERRINGTON Lawyers . Office in Douglas & Simmons' new Building on Second Street opp. Court House JESSE COBB, General -Auctioneering. Services Reasonable. PHONE 83. or 481. Nashville began the experiment of the commission form of government this week. So far as we have been able to discover in Lexington, the only noticea ble thing has been the increase of taxes and expenses under such a farm. There are many other ways of killing a dog besides choking him to death with (Deals In Real Estate Stock and Crop keports of Spe cial Interest : t W. F. Pittman sold to W. T. Robin son a fine jack colt for $325. The colt is five months old, splendidly bred and sired by Rex Napoleon, Ham Lady Pitt man, a registered jennet. Danville Mes senger. R. L. Elder delivered to Cooper & Pawley 37 cattle which averaged 913 pounds, at 10.30. The lot brought $2, 139 80. Elizabeth town News. J. M. Sallee sold his farm, located near town on the Shakertown pine, to W. H. Sallee and sister. Miss Edna Sal lee, the consideration being 112,250, or $105 50 per acre. Mr. Sallee bought this farm five or six years ago for tlOO per acre Danville Advocate. Sales of mule colts at $75.70 to $90, 120 pound hogs at 7, 800 pound cattle at 6, 101 mixed steers and heifers at 6 to to 6 1-2, feeding cattle at Cc and corn delivered at tl a barrel are reported in the Stanford Interior Journal NOTICE. TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the undersigned at the Business Office of Slate Normal School, until 12:00, noon, October 27, 1913, for the construction of a farm barn in accordance wiih plans and specifica tions now in said office. The successful bidder will be required to give bond for the satisfactory completion of work. Right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Signed: Easterh Et. State Normal School. Women Who Get Dizzy. Every woman who is troubled with fainting and dizzy spells, backache, headache, weakness, debility, constipa tion or kidney troubles should use Elec tric Bitters. They give relief when nothing else will, improve the health, adding strength and vigor from the first dose. Mrs. Laura Gainee, of Avoca, La., says: "Four doctors bad given me up and my children and all my friends wen; looking for me to din, when my son in sisted that I use Electric Bitters. I did so and they did me a world of good." Just try them, 50c and $1.00 at all druggists or by mail. U. E. Bucklen & Co , Philadelphia or St. Louis. Come to Owen McEee, Richmond Ky. for dry goods and notions. Others do and why not you. tf Five Billions For Farmers. With a total quantity of agricultural products twenty-lwo cents loss than in 1812, the year's gross revenue for the farmers will be six per cent, more than last year, according to a bulletin issued bp the Orange Judd Company, which publishes several agricultural papers. Total value will be $5,000,000,000, or $269,000,000 more than a year ago. Te reason for this extraordinary con dition is, of course, the high prices per unit for several of the large cereal crops. Corn, for example, will show a total vol ume of 20 percent under that of 1912, but with a value of -of 42 per cent better will produce for ihe farmere $100,000,000 more than a year ago. "The wealth th farmers will receive for their decreased tonnage," says the report, "also has these two decide! ad vantages: Less labor and expense will be required for harvesting and market ing the crops this year, at a time when farm help is scarce and high, "Only the decrease of about 50,000 tons in the weight of these staples will enable American railways to move the crops of 1913 without a veritable break down of the transportation system, i i view of the heavy tonnage of other freight and of passenger traffic caused by the resumption of good times. "The outcome of the agricultural sea son, therefore, is profoundly beneficial to industry, commerce an finance, taking the country as a whole, although certain individuals and limited sections have been hard bit by the drought. 'The shortage in new corn is not a disaster. It is a blesaing in disguise. For with over 10,000,000 or old corn on hand October 1. the aggregate supply of maise this autumn - will bs some 2,750,- 000,000 bushels. This just about equals the corn supply following the harvest of 1911 only two years ago, when the yield was 2,C50,090,000, and the supply of old corn was then only about one-fourth as large as now." " The wheat output will be the greatest in quantity and value in the country's history, and the value for potatoes, $-'24,-000,000, or $40,000,000 more than last year. Boxes For Sale. Dry goods boxes of all sizes for sale cheap at E. V. Elderr's. 4-4t Tobacco Sold. The first sale of tobacco this season was made at Mt. Sterling, when W. R. Tipton bought from G. T. Fox, about 12,000 pounds at lCc straight. The crop is an excellent one, with plenty of color. Climax Free One Year. It is all the fad now in some quarters to form a 20-lelter sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet. Tub Climax will give a year's subscription to the person furnishing the best original sentence of the kind. Why Yoo Wants Sentence Commuted. Dr. H. C. Jasper, of Richmond, pre sented to Governor McCre'ary a petition asking him to commute to life imprison ment the death sentence imposed on Jesse Williams, of Lexington, a negro, who killed Ike Fish in that city about a year ago. Quick Help to Backache and Rheumatism. The man or woman who wants quick help from backache and rheumatism, will find it in Foley's Kidney Pills. They act so quickly and with such good effect that weak, inactive kidneys thaC do not keep the blood clean and free of impur ities, are toned up and strengthened to healthy vigorous action. Good results follow their use promptly. For sale by all dealers. ad-oct Get That Royal Tailored Look? Your business battle is plenty hard enough as it is. Why make it any harder? VVhy handicap yourself? These days it is mighty hard for a man to play the part of success when dressed in the garb of failure A clever man will not work against needless drawbacks He wears the good clothes always SPECIAL prices on white suits Full Dress Tuxedo White Trousers THIS MONTH The Royal Tailors costume the successful man and we measure you for the Royal Tailors. There is some little something that marks our clothes as the different kind and they are in a class by themselves Stand For Absolute Perfection We pay YOU one dollar a day for each and every day your suit is delayed OVER time we promised to deliver W. D. OLDHAM and COMPANY Who Tailor Best In Richmond John B. McFerraa We have had it on our heart for some time to write something about John B. McFerran, of Louisville, who was born in old Warren and who never forgot it. We do not believe it has ever been our pleasure to meet him personally. But of his benefactions to his old county. none can forget, except that Mr. McFer ran does not himself proclaim it. Four meetings were held throughout the various sections of the county during the summer and autumn, the object of which was to bring the farmers into closer touch with each other in order that their educational, social and com mercial life might be brought into belter relation. It was only after some reluctance that it was drawn from Dr. Cherry that Mr. McFer. an had agreed to stand behiodhim for a reasonable sum in carrying out his plans. This had to be told in a modest way to the people, because everybody is suspicious of anything he is gelling for nothing. But we were speaking of Mr. McFer ran. There is no marble slab erected to him, but down in the hearts of the peo ple of Warren county his name and bis good deeds will be enshrined while life shall last. After all, is this not the most enduring monument? Bowling Green Messenger. Our line of Groceries are the best you can buy. All new and fresh. Phone 724,144. Covington Thorpe Co. 57-tf. A Correction. In our issue of Tuesday, Oct. 1 1, w mantioned that T. J. Curtis and Son had delivered to Monte Fox, of Danville. 100 head of cattle, averaging 1,476 pounds. By an error we said the price was 7c We should have said So. U Tobacco Sticks Now Sticks are scarce and the-price will surely ;ul vance. We have three cars which we purehued early and will give our customers the bench' t of the low price $4.00 per Thousand Full stock of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUM BER. An order is a contract with us and we will furnish it regardless of price or conditions Blanton Lumber Co. 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