The Richmond climax., November 11, 1913, Image 1

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rOE RICHMOND CLIMAX
40th YEAR
Tuesday and Friday
RICHMOND, MADI50N COUNTY. KENTUCKY. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 3 O'CLOCK. NOVEMBER 11. 1913
NUMBER 13
IL IKL. IBlaimtoini
Wholesale and Retail
Coal, Feed, Salt, Sand
Lime, Cement
and All Kinds of Plaster Material
Hauling of All Kinds
Corner Main and B
Streets
Telephone
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O NOTES AND COMMENTS, j
S. B. Lott, of Hancock, will be the
only Progressive in the Legislature. lie
will have to roost to low nobody will
care to remember Lott, his wife or any
of the family.
The tables have turned. But recent
ly Judge Hughes was begging others for
office. Now many others are begging
him.
Now that the Progressives have Bill
Sulzer, they do not know what to do
with him. lie certainly is not the kind
of a man to help build up a new party.
The National Progressive Committee
has announced that it will enter candi
dates in every Congressional district
next year, but judging by the way its
followers are fading away, there may be
found none to carry the banner.
Cole's Original Hot Blast Heaters and Highoven Ranges that
burns anything frcm corn cobs and slack to hard coal. The
fire never goes out from fall to springthe most wonderful
stoves made. Call and sec the difference in this stove and all
others. -
D. B. Shackelford & Company
Kentucky Carriage Works
W. Arthur Todd, Proprietor
Successor toi B. M. Lackey.
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Sole gent for
Columbus, Moyer and Houghton Buggies
besides many other brands
Cor. Second and Water sts Richmond, Ky
hood would come in mighty well if it
could be generally adopted.
The Attorney General of New York
says that the migratory bird law is un
constitutional, because it is paternalistio
and against States' rights. If so, the
more's the pity. The Stales won't pro
tect them.
The Estill Tribune goes into connip
tions because the Democrats elected
Judge Riddell and Jibe school superin
tendent and jailer, the latter, however,
by the narrow margin of 2.
W. H. Tart lists his property at 1150,
000. Counting the 125,000 he got for four
years as traveling expenses and his
alary of 175,000 a year, he must have
spent money like water.
The Louisville Herald says the Pro
gressives see victory in trend of the re
cent elections, but we opine that it is
much easier to read sermons in stones
than to perceive such a trend.
A woman in Washington Stale is sue
iug a railroad because an engineer kiss
ed her in one of its cars, for f 1,999. She
rather enjoyed the kiss, but thinks if
she can get the judgment she will have
her fun and money too.
MILLER & WHITE.
Take Over Walton & Gordon's
Lease of Climax.
It is said that the fashion will demand
the wearing of ribbons in men's hair
this winter. We much prefer to wear
them on our lap in somebody ele's hair.
Boston is pluming herself over the fact
that she has a lobster in her midst that
weighs 27 pounds, but that's nothing;
we know several here that weigh five or
six times that much.
There were 20 women school superin
tendents in Kentucky before the elec
tion; now there are 25. The offioe is be
ing regarded as women's especial pre
rogative and they generally make good
officials.
Here it is again. Only four women
voted in Clark county. There were 12
to vote in Madison, but this is one time
we won't crow over Clark.
A Cincinnati woman married the
brother of her son's wife. Provided she
has children what kin will they be to Iter
son's children?
T. Sanders Orr, of I he Uarrodsburg
Leader, must be a very popular man.
Notwithstanding the waning fortunes of
the Progressive party, he got 282 voles
for the Legislature from Mercor, in a
toial of some 2,600.
The Paducah city council has passed
an ordinance prohibiting free lunches in
saloons. It evidently thinks that the
liquor will draw them without the eats.
It is said that Billy Sunday made New
Orleans audiences "shiver" with hia de
scriptions of hell. This is singular. If
hell is what we have been taught to be
lieve, we would think "perspire" would
better describe their feelings.
Capt. Hobson says that Oscar Under
wood is a tool. Change the first letter
of the last word to f and that will de
scrioe the so-called hero of the Meri-
mao.
Lillian Russell savs a birthday cele
bration is a drawback to progress. This
five times married astress. however,
doesn't let that bother her. She cut
them out afier reaching three score.
The way the elections went it seems
that the voters want to make it unani
mous in their endorsement of Wilson's
administration.
The wife of a Patterson doclor has
come into the possession of $20,000 as
he result ol bearing a child by the tun
she became 25 years old, in accordance
ith the terms of her grandfather's will.
This sort of encouragement for mother-
Since the advent of the income tax
there is not so much bragging over the
amount of salary by the show people and
others.
A religion that makes", man pay his
debts is surely the right kind. A Geor
gia man on professing it went to the rail
road station and returned 20 cents to the
company which a conductor overpaid
him in change many years ago.
A Chicago man named Kiss caught his
wife kissing another man and procured
a divorce. Having given her the name
of Kiss, Kiss oughtn't to have objected
to her living up to her name.
Doctors now come forward with the
theory that the eldest son is inferior to
his younger brothers, although the Bi
ble pronounces him blessed. It may be
because he is usually an experiment
with his parents, who know more about
the rearing of children after the first.
Senator James, while in Louisville,
said he bad taken no part in the Senato
rial fight and would not, with patron
age or otherwise. That's right. Let
the man who wins do so on his merits.
The Colonel will hear with delight that
the Bull Mooters are not all dead. They
elected sixteen mayors in Indiana.
It cost New York Stale $125,000 to
impeach Sulzer and Murphy and Tam
many their political strangle hold of
New York City.
If anybody ever saw a worse 9th of
November day than Sunday, with its
snow, wind, sleet and cold, he won't ac
knowledge it.
Enjoyable Entertainment
Miss Mary C. Mahone beautifully en
tertained Saturday at a six o'clock din
ner at her sister's home in the country.
Covers were laid for ten and ao elaborate
menu was served.. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. While, Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Hall, Dr. and Mrs. G. D. Wli
liams, Mr. B. F. demons. Miss Sarah W.
Mahone, Mr. Roy Land and Miss Mary
Mahone. x
Farm For Sale.
A nice farm, consisting of 32 acres,
located five miles from Richmond. First
class improvments; coil of the finest.
Apply at this office. 9-tf
Mr. E. C. Walton having disposed of
his interest in the Climax to Messrs. A.
D. Miller and Dr. W. Q. White, it was
thought more satisfactory to terminate
the lease of W. P. Walton and B. D.
Gordon, which would not have expired
until January 1. Therefore with the is
sue of Friday next connection of W. P.
Walton ceases as editor. Mr. Gordon
will remain with the paper. AU ao
counts to Nov. 15 are due Walton &
GoiTon and it is hoped that those who
owe will pay promptly on being notified.
Turkeys Wanted
Embry, Moberly & Company will kill
turkeys at Moberly, Ky., and will pay
the highest market price for good, fat
turkeys delivered at their pens.
C. M. Exbrt.
R K. MOBBELT.
Phone Waco 31 2 41. 13 2t.
Local Convicts In The Pest
House.
The three prisoneis sent to the peni
tentiary from this county were removed
to the pest house, because it was alleged
that they had been exposed to the small
pox. .
Produce Doctor.
Private consultation and diagnosis
wilhout charge, prescriptions for com
plete relief of all prod uce business pains,
sprains or breakdowns. Want 10,000
good fat turkeys for Thanksgiving, will
pay the highest market price for good
stock, poor thin turkeys not wanted.
Market open MoLday, November 10.
A. L. GOTT.
Office phone 45, res. 252. 12-31
Broke Both Legs.
While en route from this city to Berea,
Wednesday, Mr. David Marcum, a prom
inent farmer residing near Rice Station,
leaped from an automobile while going
up the Drowning creek hill, breaking
his right leg at the ankle and bis left
leg between the ankle and knee. Mr.
Marcum was returning home wiih his
brother, Mr. Al. Marcum, who lives at
Berea, who came here Monday in his
automobile. While going up Drowning
creek hillfclhe machine became uncon-
trolable in some way and Mr. Marcum
leaped out, sustaining injuries as above
stated Estill Tribune.
KIRK5VILLL.
Miss Effic Rice was with her parents
the past week. She is in school at Rich
mond.
Miss Eula Blakeman, wholsatMadi
son Institute, was with her parents from
Friday till Monday.
Miss Nancy Long has returned home
after a week's visit to her sister, Mrs.
W. L. Cotton, in Richmond.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Shepherd has be
gun teaching music in the office of the
consolidated school here.
Miss Lillian Cochran has returned to
her home in Lancaster after a brief visit
wiih her aunt, Mrs. Louis Ross.
Miss Grace Adams, of Berea, is visit
ing Mrs. Blakeman. She nursed Mrs.
Blakeman during her illness at the Gib
son Infirmary.
A crowd of onr young people spent a
very pleasant day chestnut hunting Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosa chaper
oned. Mr. John Cox and Miss Hallie
Coy, Mr. Nay Coy and Miss Lillian
Cochran, Mr. Mao Coy and Miss Eliza
beth Wagers. Mr. Willie Wilson and
Miss Nettie Wagers, Dr. Robert Boggs
and Miss Nancy Long, Mr. Gilbert Wil
son and Miss Erfie Rice were among the
huntes.
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On the
Celebrated
Come See
them in our
Windows
We have arranged for a Special Sale
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Durable and Sanitary ol all Mattresses, in selected patterns of the best qualities cf Satin
finish. Dust-proof Tickings WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
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the "genuine kind" and offered at such ridiculously low prices as are sometimes seen dis
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to buy them. .
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For Torpid Liver and
Constipation.
The best remedy (or liver, stomach or
bowel trouble and especially constipation
is the famous HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BUTTONS.
Don't Miss getting a box to-day, they
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waste in the bowels and make you feel
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Cut out Calomel and slam ban); pur -iralives.
Try HOT SPRINGS LIVER
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for sick headache, sallow skin, dull eyes
and blotches. Druggists everywhere or
25 cents.
Hot Springs Liver Buttons, Hot Springs
Rheumatism Remedy and Hot Springs
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and you'll rind them l.rtfi;i t.n.e io
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our
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When you want JEWKI.UY we are tli.
people to remember.
F. J. YEAGER
MAIN STREET
RICHMOND- KY
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Wc Sell
May Manton
Patterns
Ten Cents
Each .
Off ' HlfrKB (ClPCEDTn)
OF
LADIES' AND MEN'S SUITS
FOR FALL 1913
We Sell
May Manton
Patterns
Ten Cents
Each
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