The Richmond climax., November 14, 1913, Image 1

About The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914

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THE
R
ICHMOND CLIMAX,
40th YEAR
Tuesday and Friday
RICHMOND, MADISON COUNTY. KENTUCKY, FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3 O'CLOCK, NOVEMBER 14. 19B
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Wholesale and Retail
Coal, Feed, Salt, Sand,
Lime, Cement
and AH Kinds of Plaster Material
Hauling of All Kinds
Corner Main and B
Streets
Telephone
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The Elizabetbtown News make this
good suggestion:
'I5efor the Legislature makes a new
Ux law and it is submitted to the Deo-
ple, it would be a good idea to have the
Court of Appeals pass on the validity of
the election which was held without the
proper advertising by the Secretary of
state. ,
Judge J. W. Hughes will take charge
as Collector tomorrow and then watch
him turn the rascals out.
Mr. McCombs managed the Democratic
campaign at large very satisfacto
rily, out Having married, his efforts at
managing must cease. Where she leads
he must follow hereafter.
Senator La Folliette savs that Colnnpl
Roosevelt is a dead onepolitically, but
it will be observed that he waited for
the Colonel to burv liimsoir in thami,
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American jungle before he made the re
mark.
The wedding present of the Congress
men to Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of
the President, will be a S2.000 necklace.
In the language of scripture, why wasn't
the money saved and given to the poor?
Now comes a scientist to say that beer
and dancing cause tuberculosis. There
is never a sweet without its bitter.
A French surgeon is credited wUh
having fobnd out the usefulness of the
vermiform apendiz. That was discov
ered long ago. It is to give the surgeons
a chance to bilk theirictims.
Cole's Original Hot Blast Heaters and Highoven Ranges that
burns anything from corn cobs and slack to hard coal. The
firt n?VW cnrt rmt frnm fall - (iwinar tVi tnnct timnAerfii
stoves made. Call and see the difference in this stove and all
others.
D. B. Shackelford & Company
iveniucKy carriage worKS
V. Arthur Todd, Proprietor
Successor toili. 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
No Substitutes
RETURN to the grocer all sub-
stitutes sent you for Royal Bak-
ing Powder There is no sub
stitute for ROYAL. Royal is a pure,
cream of tartar baking powder, and
healthful Powders offered as sub
stitutes are made from alum.
Every Man and Boy in This City Should 3
A fellow in New York for winking at
pretty department store girl, caught a
sentence of 20 days in jail. A rather big
price to pay for very doubtful fun. but
well applied, all the same.
The Louisville Herald says that "If
Mr. Beckham relies upon the Post in his
coming race for the Senatorial nomina
tion, he is relying upon a potential trai
tor. He need not be surprised if he is
treacherously ambushed by this Ishaem-
ite of journalism." We have always
told the former Governor to beware of
Knott, who would have betrayed the
Savior if he had been in the place of Ju
das Iscariot.
Murphy says there is another day com
ing for Tammany, but unless it mends
its ways, let us hope that it will be a
long time first.
New York speculators sold 113,000
cases of cold storage eggs to a trrocer.
making $75,000, Then the grocer sold
them at a prom of 1280,000. The ulti
mate customer alwaysholds the b g.
The heathenish practice of throwing
rice on newly-weds originated in China.
Civilized people ought to have more
sense.
Secretary of War Daniels thinks four
teen chaplains to 67 000 men in the navy
is not enough to save their souls, and
will ask Congress, for more. With a
prospect of war with Mexico, there
ought to be some way to prepare the
Jackies for kingdom come.
The few remaining followers of Roose
velt continue to assert that they have
ust begun to fight, which the same is
all poppycock. They are just trying to
make a noise to keep their courage up.
When the Colonel sailei for South
America, nearly all of the Progressive
party went along.
During the storm this week a train on
a Pennsylvania road was 36 hours lata.
This is almost as bad as some trains in
this section.
A St. Louis preacher has evolved a
scheme Xo increase Sunday-school at
tendance. It is to give every child whe
attends and brings a penny a new buffa
lo nickel. The plan is most successful
in drawing crowds of children, but
whether it is a good one is a question, as
most of them will regard it as a snap to
make four cents.
If the Government raises the embargo
on firearms to Mexico, a Kilkenny cat
fight might result to good results. It
will be recalled that in that famous
fight nothing was left of the cats but
their tails.
Collector John W. Hughes has rece'iv
ed 7C3 applications for the 14 jobs at his
disposal. The desire for office is spring
ing eternally in the human breast every
where at present. But won't there be
disappointments and heartaches?
Editor J. M. Allen, of the Cynlhiana
Democrat, is still advertising for an um
brella that he left in the National Bank
of bis city in the spring of 1890. Credu
lous soul ! The man who walked off
with it has worn it out and forgotten he
stole it. Wake up and turn over, old
man !
Before parting permit us to say tha
Frankfort Slate Journal, under the edi
torship and management of Mr. Graham
Vreeland, is a monstrous good paper and
getting better all the time.
The convention of the United Daugh
ters of the Onf 'eracy, at New Orleans,
refused to accept greetings from the
Southern States Woman's Suffrage Con
ference. There is no suffragette foolish
ness about those good women.
You are cordially invited to attend
Our Fur Opening, November 20 aud 21.
U 2t. Owen McKeb.
For Torpid Liver and
Constipation.
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bowel trouble and especially constipation
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The Democratic Administra
tion Endorsed
It is not often that the first elections
after the inauguration of a President do
not show a reaction against hit party.
In fact, it has become a rule so general
that it is expected. But precedent cuts
no figure when the people are determin
ed to show their appreciation of an ad
ministration which is trying to live up
to all party promises, with an eye single
to the interests of the greatest number.
It is, therefore, not surprising that in
the three States of Massachusetts, New
Jersey and Maryland, where State tick
ets were elected hut week, that Democ
racy vs signally triumphant. Mass
chuselts and New Jersey have been re
garded as certainly Republican, and Ma
ryland has often gone that way. but each
of them returned large Democratic plu
ralities this time, former rock-ribbed
Republican Massachusetts electing the
entire Democratic ticket by some 60,000
plurality, which is really as wonderful
as it is gratifying
So far the Democratic leaders have
made no serious mis'akes. The Presi
dent has shown a remarkable devotion
to the people's cause and Congress has
fulfilled in large measure what was ex
pected of it. Clark and Underwood,
contending candidates with Mr. Wilson
for the Presidency, have labored with
him to crystalize into law the pledges
upon which the Democratic party re
gained the power it was so long depriv
ed of, and it now seems that it will re
main in power for many years to come,
as it did before the war and for sixty
years made this the most p osperous and
happy country on the globe. It will re
main in power if the good sense, fine
judgment and patriotism continue to
prevail as they have during the eight
months that the Democratic party has
been in charge of the Government.
The election in Kentucky being for
local offices might not be tan en as an
endorsement of the Administration, but
it really is, b" cause the people are be
coming satisfied that the Democratic
party is capable of administering the af
fairs of the country with wisdom and
conservatism and, therefore, the whole
trend of public sentiment is toward the
party of the people, which rules by and
through them W. P. Walton in Lex
ington Herald.
Assassination In Irvine.
A dispatch from Irvine says: "John
Davis was shot while at the home of his
cousin, Green Davis, near Irvine, and
died shortly afier as a result of his
wound. The shooting took place in the
presence of Mrs. Green Davis, the shot
being fired through a window from the
darkness outside. Mrs. Davis has been
arrested and is in jail, while her hus
band disappeared. A warrant is out for
his arrest and he will be arrested as soon
as he is loca'ed."
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