The Richmond climax., March 11, 1914, Section 2, Image 6

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

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A MESSAGE TO VOMEN
Who Are "Just Ready to Drop."
Tben you are 'jupt ready to tirop "
vhen you feel so "weak that roa can
tardly drag yourself about-and bo
cause yoa hare not fclept well, you
get up as tired-out next Xaornins fta
rLen you went to bed, you need help.
Miss Lea Dumas writes from Ma
lone, N. y, saying: "I was in a tad
ly run-down condition for several
weeks but two bottles of Virol put
me on my feet again and made me
strong ard well Vircl has done me
more good ttan til tt ctter seat
cines I crer tock."
If the rareworn, run-do it voiocn,
tbe rale, sickly children end feeble
eld foiks aiound bore would follow
Miss Dumas example, they, too, would
eoon be able to say that Vinol, our
delicious cod liver and iron remedy,
bad built them tip and made them
strong.
It is a wonderful, strength creator
and body-builder, and we sell it un
der a guarantee of satisfaction. You
eet your money back if Vinol does
cot htlp you.
P. S. For any skin trouble try our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.
B. L. Middelion. Richmond, Ky.
Destiny of Population.
Accord in? to the Census Bureau,
Rhode Island ha-. 50$.. " people to the
fcuare mile, thus lending the list of
States in the mauer of destiny'of "popu
lotifiii. Massachusetts rai.kssecoinl with
119.8 people to t lie square mile, and New
Jr&e 'XM 7 Connect! ut2::i :5and New
York l'.tl 2. Amoni those possessing
nmre limn 100 to the mile are Pennsj 1
vai.ia. 1T1: Marvl i.d 120.3; Ohio, .117;
1 Ma are. 103 a: d Illinois, 100.7. Ne
va la finds the lowest place in the scale
of tiestinv. supplying only seven-tenths
uf a person to a mile. Wyoming is sec
ond from tiiis end of the list, with one-
half an indiidual to the mile while
Arizona stands third Irum the bottom,
wuli I S. The tollo inp have fewer than
10 persons to the mile: Montana, New
Idaho. Utah. Oregon, South
Dakota. Colorado and North Dakota
Vasijii;2iou takes the lead of all the
Sia'es in iii trr.th of destinv, advanc
ing tr -m 7 o 17 1 per square mile in
the past ten ears. AeorasKa lias 10.0
ana Kansas 2'.7. Oregon can boast of
onlv 7 p" son to the niile arid Cali
fornia . n y 15 2 Imtho increased in ten
vars from 1 'J to :! i. and Oklahoma
rom 11 1 io :! T oe figures for the
ther S;aes are: In.iana. 70 Ken
tucky. .77; Tenness e. 5',' I; Virginia,
rA 2: WVm Virginia. 5u 8; South Caro
lina. l'J.7: Michigan. 4.'J; Missouri, 17.9;
New Hampshire. 47 7; North Carolina,
iZ'.'.: Georgia. II I: Wisconsin, Pi 2; Ala
bama, 11 7; Iowa. 40; Yet moid, 3'J: Miss
issippi, ::s s; Louisiana, '.'( j; Arkansas,
:;o. Minnesota, 2j 7; Maine, 2J S; Texas,
14 8, and Florida, 13.7.
UO Mill-
SB mm.
We believe Uexall Olive O.l Kmulsion
is the test remedy made for toninjr the
nerves, enriching the liood. building up
wasted i issues. renewing heali h, strength
and -neri; the best medicine you can
ue if oii are run down, tired-out, nerv
ous and debilitated, no matl-r what the
cause. Il doesn't depend for its good ef
fect upon alcoholorhabil-formingdrugs
because it contains none. It may not
make you feel better in a tew hours.Jbut
it wu m ike you feel better, we are sure,
just as soon as the tonic and food proi
eruesit contains have a chance to get
into i he blood, and, through the blood,
nio the rest of the system. Pure Olive
and t lie Hyp phosphites have long been
eiuiorstu by successful physicians, but
here, for the tirst time, they are com
bitied inioone preparation which, as a
i erv--to'd ai d a builder of strength and
health, we believe, has no equal.
If you don't feel well, begin taking
Kexail Olive Oil Kmulsion today, and
tui!d up your health and strengthen
our s stem against more serious illness.
To convalescents, old people, puny chil
dren and all others who are weak, run
. (n or ailing, we oiler Uexall Olive Oil
Kmuisiou iiti our personal promise that
:f it doesn't make you feel well and
Mrotig aain. it will cost you nothing
If e didr'i have the utmost faith in it,
w wouldn't otler it wi Ii this guarantee,
nor even recommend it to you. We are
sure that once you have used it you will
recommend it to your friends, and thank
l tor having recommended it to you.
Sold only at the more than 7,000 Uexall
ru.r s. and in this 'own only by us. $1.
Perry's Druir Store, Richmond, Ky.
The Income Tax.
While the rich men were figuring on
bow to reduce their income to a mini
mum, those of us who have got a job in
stead of a situation were not bothered
about losing sleep f guring on income,
for we t!l knew that it was on the safe
side of the ledger. On the wall of the
Old Inn in Louisville there is a motto,
' Fate cannot harm me, I have dined
to-nighi." May be after all life's little
ironies are not overbalanced. As Dan
O'Sullivan used to say: "Time evens
all things up. The rich have ice in the
summertime and the poor have theirs
in the winter time" Boiling Ureen
Messenger.
Spring Blood and System
Cleanser.
During the winter months impurities
accumulate, your blood becomes impure
and thick, jour kidneys, liver and bow
els fail to work, causing so-called "Spring
Fever." You feel tired, weak and lazy.
Electric Bitters the spring tonic and
system cleanser is .vhatyou need; they
stimulate the kiddeys, liver and bowels
to Leal'.hy action, expel blood impurities
and restcre your health, strength and
ambition. Electric Diners make you
feel lie new. Burl a four weeks treat
ment it will put you in fine shape for
your tpiinff work. Guaranteed. All
druggists. 50c and tl. II. E. Bucklen
& Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis Adv.
mar.
GOOD TOBACCO CANVAS from two
imiuiiil inniitA nhrntll
BILL! YALAUimaartuiAL:
By C. HAUSSMAN.
"I say." cried Billy, "wilt for a fel
low. My reoiuance will be along in
a couple of days and we can ail go
east togeiher.'"
Mabel BroctTn la-2t?i. "Ycu'ra
trenty-nine. aren't you, Eiily?"
asked irreicvantiy.
' In February,'' absented wlAdoti.
"And you have to wait until your
nati sends vou money? 1 don t think
you even call him 'lather do you?"
Valadon looked hurt. 'ou are al
ways at me to go to wort, ue
frowned. "I don't see why I should
have to with the governor so disgust
ingly rich."
How much pioney have you? sue
asked. Somehow her conversation
this morning ou the Coronado Beach
was most uncertain.
Enough to pay my bills and get up
to San Francisco."
"Then you will have to wait until
some oue sends you the money to get
home on. I don t think you are worm
waiting for. Billy."
Two days later Yaladon stood on the
wharf at Oakland. Miss Brockman
stood by the sleeper in w hich she and
her mother were to make the trip
east.
"1 may see you sooner than you ex
pect," he said with a smile.
' Having money telegraphed to you .
she asked.
"No," he answered t-hortly. ' I have
an idea that perhaps I can come east
In accordance with your approved
methods. I'm going to try it, any.
how."
"If you do, Hill," said the girl soft
ly, as she mounted the steps.
"IT 1 do. what "
Mabel shook her ht-ad over the port
er's s-houlder as the train pulled out.
Yaladon took the boat bai k to the
city, but instead of returning to the
hotel he went to thr Barbary Coast.
In one of the dives sat a party of men,
rough, uncouth and with a most evi
dent smell of the stable about them.
Billy went up to their leader.
"I'm ready new," he said.
"Stow the glad rags." commanded
the other, "and come back here in half
an hour. "We don't want silk hats
around."
Before the end of the half hour the
silk hat and frock coat had been meta
morphosed into a cloth cap and a pea-
jacket, and Billv was live dollars
richer. '
The leader marshaled the gang and
an hour later Billy was back in Oak
land, but this time in the freight
yards. On the track before him was a
train of 12 yellow cars, at the head of
which panted a huge engine. Billy
climbed into the third car. There was
much hoarse shouting, a blast from
the whistle and a jolt as the train
pulled out, and the first section of
the horse special was under way.
Billy's fellow passengers in the car
were another hostler and 12 thorough
breds being hurried east to the big
winter sale.
Five days later a tired and dirty,
but exceedingly cheerful, young man
drove up to the door of the Yaladon
residence on Fifth avenue just as the
head of that house was sitting down
to his breakfast. It required an argu
ment with a new footman to convince
him that the caller was not required
to go to the side entrance, but at his
voice the elder Yaladon came running
Into the hall.
"Bless my soul," he puffed after
Billy had told his tale in brief. "Didn't
you get my check?"
Billy thrust a paper into Lis hand.
"It came the day I left," he said, "but
it sort of spoiled the idea and I pre
tended that I did not get 1. Now I
want a bath and breakfast and then I
want to see if I cannot go down to
the station In time to meet the Brock
mans." The Chicago express was three
hours late when it puffed into the
huge arched shed, and Miss Brock
man was in no amiable frame of mind
as she descended to the platform.
There had been delay, and sis days
on the train even In a stateroom Is not
pleasant.
For a moment she stared as a w ell
groomed young man possessed him
self of her handbag and turned to help
her mother down the steps, and it was
not until they had headed for the fer
ry that she found her voice.
"How- did you get here so quickly?"
she demanded.
"I came the northern way," he ex
plained, "and I had a special."
Miss Erockman turned away to hide
her disappointment. "I might have
known you would do something like
that," she said coldly. "I suppose that
you wired for money."
"There was a check at the hotel
when I got to San Francisco," he ex
plained wickedly. "I had it in my
pocket when I said 'good-by' to you in
Oakland. I thought you would like a
surprise."
"It was not a surprise; It was the
expected," she corrected. "I had
hoped my sermon had sunk In."
He made no explanations until they
were In tbe carriage, which had wait
ed at Twenty-third street. Then Billy
leaned forward.
"I should have explained," he be
gan, "that the special was for the Ora
ranch horses for the sale at the gar
den. I was a hostler and I brought
the check back with me."
She leaned forward and kissed him,
to the surprise of her mother.
"Billy!" she cried impulsively, "you
may take that check and buy me a
Bolltaire with it"
We Can Do The Work.
If you are in need of horse and jack
cards, bring your work to this office and
let us make you a price on same. We
are prepared to turn out this class of
work on short notice, and guarantee ev
ery job to be first-class in every panic
ular.
Butter-Wheat is a dainty, crisp and
delicious cereal food.
On the front of every crton aai on the
Libel t( every tiottlo of tbe OI NULNE
DR. BELL'S 1
INE-TAR-HONEl
yon will find the BELL in a circle, pi
Grannr Metcalfe, the aire of Weitera
Kentucky, ayAStartin' right and ctajrin'
right beats Benin' riitlit." So, with these
precautions, you know what to buy, and can
"Tell By The Bell"
Oc. SI.OO, AT DMUC STORES.
i
E C. WINKS & CO
Bill Would Change District.
St-iiHt'.r Arnett has introduced a bill
lo change the Seventh Congressional
District by putting Lee and Kstill coun
ties in the Teiuh district.
Another Fad.
The latest wearing apparel for the la
.I'mt i !i fur siinUe on tier stockit.2. And
ill a wuinan will ot-ject to a man
ir.tr snakes in his i-oots.
tind-
Religion Losing Times.
One of the new laws is that fixing a
tine c,r five dollars for profane sweating
It ! not, of course, applicable to the
new snrnu'i- man who has to decipher
A I
bum "copy" orsulfcr need'ess anuov
aiu-e ami delav when he is bending ev
ery nerve to jtet his paper ou the press
Dan. ill? Mtsseujrer.
Tiie whole w heat berry is used in mak
ing Butter-Wheat, Try a package.
Safe Blown at Lexington.
For the second time in recent months,
the safe in the ttllce ot the Indian lie
lining Company, al West High street
and the Q A: V railroad, was blown
Wednesday nilii by yeggmcn and about
fjrtin cash taken. Absolutely no clues
were L-lt to the .ti.-nti.y of the person or
pervi.i who did tnejjb ether than that
nitr.'ul cerine, soil soap anu mud were
used in exactly the same manner in
winch the safe was blown up last No
ve.nber. Catarrh Victims
Use Hyomei-You Bieathe It
It's the right-to thc-point remedy not
onlv for catarrh, but for head colds.
nifth-s, bronchitis, larji.gitis or croup
of cinldten. You breitihe it no stom
ach dosing.
You will like Ilyomei. It int only
gives instant anu lasting nnei, out is
entirely harmless, pleasant to use, and
e -oiiomicai. Md ey relunucd by B. L.
Middelion if you are not benefited.
Ilyomei is a combination of antiseptic
oil that mixes v ith the air and quickly
reaches the irritated and inflamed mem
brane :f the nose. It's sure and safe
and healing begins immediate) you
feel better at once.
If sutfering from watery eyes, husky
voce, discharge from the nose, or that
choked-up feeling, try Ilyomei now
to-day. All druggists sell it. Ask for
the complete outfit. fl 00.
Sentenced to The Pen.
Prof. K. D. Burton, chief witne-s for
tue prosecution in the case of former
Superintendent of Schools Baxter, at
Lawrenceburg, who a- acquitted of
the charge of selliing questions in ad
vance o! teachers' examinations, Friday
pleaded guilty to a similar charge and
made an eloquent plea to the court for
mercy. He was given an indeterminate
sentence to the penitentiary of from two
to five years. An effort win be made to
secure a pardon for him.
Emigrate To Arkansas.
Mr. Hiram Lunsford, of West Irvine,
with a nutnUr of his sons, daughters
and relatives, numbering 3. men, wo
men and chiidre i, left last week in a
special car for Leslie City, Arkansas,
near the place they expect to reside.
Mr. Lunsford is an old soldier and a
highly respected citizen, as are the other
members of his family. Their depar
ture from Kstill county ii a source of
regret and their friends wish them sue
cess and prosperity in their new home.
G. W. Lunsford. a broiher of Hiram,
is at the National Military Home, Leav
enworth, Kan. Irvii e Sun.
Will it Be a Benefit?
With t lie new insurance law in etlect
will the property owner who is compell
ed to purchase a policy be benefited?
That's the question. The insurance
companies contend that they can not
successfully operate in the State under
this law and if they are sincere in this
contention and cease to write risks, St
will be unfortunate for the business in
terests of the State. Homes must be in
sured, commercial and iudustrial enter
prises must be protected against loss by
fire, or the credit of such institutions
will be effectually impaired.
The insurance' companies 6hould re
ceive fair treatment from the State and
in turn the companies should establish
just and equitable rales for the State.
If the hazard is no greater than it is
in Indiana or States borderintr on the
Ohio river, Kentucky should not be re
quired to pay more excessi.-e rates than
obtain in those Slates.
Our people are fair and resonable and
at all times are willing to apply the rule
of "live aod lot live." Owet sboro En
quirer. '
Humiliating. .
Harry I understand Gertrude Gada
lotte married a man who made a big for
tune by a lucky speculation in soap.
Grace Yes: and he disgraced her on
their honeymoon trip.
Harry How did he do it?
Grace Gertrude wanted .the other
passeDgers to think the ocean voyage j
was an old story with them, w tien ner
husband the first crack out of ihe box
pointed to a row of life preservers and
asked theraptaia what was the idea for
all the extra tires
Reward For Lost Dog.
White hound, with grey spots and
lemon-colored ears. Reward. Stoneman
Heathman. New by. Kv. rtione203 S8-2
5vveet Clover.
The great new fertilizer and land-
builderequal to alfalfa in hay and pas
. . .. . . .1 .. ..A
ture v rue lor price usi oi seeu mu
Free Circular" tellina how to grow it
Jonx A. Siieehax,
29 "t R. 1). 4. Falmouth, Ky.
For Sale,
Residence on Smith-Ballard street.
Eight rooms; lot 00x200; electric light,
water and gas; stable, buggy-house, etc.
For further information address J. P.
Ilourke, Paris, Ky., or call on J. J. Mc-
Carty. Smith-Ballard St., city. lG-tr
Great For Your Liver
And Bowels.
Physicians in Hot Springs, Arkansas,
prescribe them because they know they
are better than dangerous calomel Take
HOT SPRINGS LI V Kit BUTTONS as
directed and get rid of constipation, diz
ziness, billiousness, sick headache, sal
losv, pimply skin. They are a tine tonic,
for they drive impure matter from the
blood, and give one a hearty appetite.
All druggists, cents.
Hot Springs Liver Buttons, Hot
Soriturs llheuniasrn Remedy and Hot
Springs Blood Remedy are sold in Rich
mond by the Richmond Dkug Co.
Adv. Mar
5pecial Notice.
W. T. Mansfield & Co.. arc at the old
siand for the ypar 1914, on Kast Main
street, near the L. & N. depot. Thauk
mg our fneiuls tor past patronage, we ask
vour continued trade for another year,
We give you better hore shoeing, and
take better care of your horses' feel, &c ,
than any other shop and guarantee to
cure corns on your horses' feef. Our re
pairing department is complete new
wheels, shafts, new tops, etc. Our rub
ber tires are the best on the market.
We build the best wazon beds and frames
made. Farmers can save money by hav
ing us do their new work as well ( as re
pair work. Quick servico and best of
work at, teasonable prices.
Get our prices. See our work.
W. T, MANSFIKLI) & CO. 21 2m
A Good Thing to
Remember is that
MISS EVA ROBERTS
carries a full line of Embroidery
Materials and special attention is
p:ud to
'J
u
Stamping
Fatterns new and attractive
Prices reasonable
Two Dixie Jacks
I will offer for service two of the best
young Jacks in the county at my barn
near Speedwell, Ky. Uoth of these
Jacks are big boned and heavy bodied
and full 15 hands hih. Sired by Dixie,
Jr , he by A. K. D-iy's big Jack, he by
I. Shelby Irvine's Dixio, he by Kicapoo,
he by Compromise. They will stand at
$6.00 to Insure Living Colt
At the same time and place the young
lied McDonald colt of N. G. Todd
Crimson Chief 565 1
will serve a limited Dumber of mares at
$15 to Insure a Living Colt
The sire of this colt, lied McDonald, has
the distinction of winning the blue rib
bon two years in succession in the sad
dle horse ring at the Slate Fair. This
colt has the same rack and resembles
his sire in looks very much.
Money due in all cases when colt is
foaled or mare parted with.
J. W. HORD
30if SPEEDWELL, KY
Verdict 1 62 1
I will stand this celebrated horse at
my stable in Clark county, Kv., on the
Hoonesboro and Athens pike, at
$15 to Insure a Living Colt
Verdict was sired by Cerro Gordo 1022,
one of the greatest sires the world has
ever known, he by Black Squirrel 58,
etc. Verdict's dam was Jay Bird 1014,
by Peavioe 63, etc.
Money due when colt is foaled or mare
parted with. Care taken to prevent ac
cidents, but not responsible should any
occur. Mares kept on grass al $3 per
month.
JOHN W. MOORE
It. D.2 - : WINCHESTER,, KY
ADVANCE
SPRING
SHOWING
The New
Long Tom Chenault
AUCTI0XEER
Sales Conducted in This and
Adjoining Counties al
Reasonable Rates
Phone 774
Richmond, Ky
GREENLEAF & HERRINGT0N
Lawyers
Office in Douglas & Simmons' new
Building on Second Street
opp. Court House
R. Emmett Million
Successor to Bur gin Hi Denny .
DENTIST
OVER LANE'S JEWELRY STORE
Dr. W G. Combs
Physician and Surgeon
Telephone Kirksville Exchange 24 2
KIRKSVILLE, KY
attobnbyat-La,
aiSHMOND, - KENTUCKY,
'dice over Mate Bank & Trust Co., op
oaite Court House, on Main Street.
Harry M Blanton,
DENTIST
-OGlce u Hen a
ci.. f.
k 136
JESSE COBB,
General Auctioneering.
Services Reasonable.
PHONE 83, or 481.
J. T. FERRIELL
Real Estate Agnt
Oldham Building
Richmond, Kv
1 "
We are showing
thing in Spring
Garments for ladies
E.-V. ELDER
Spring Sty lecrafts
The very latest fashions in wrmen's,
misses' and juniors' garments are rap
idly conwno; in. Every da; I now, addi
tional models are being added to the
collection on display in our Women's
Wear Department. We invite you to
an inspection of these handsome gar
ments, teeling assured you vvill find
much to interest you in our advanced
exhibit. The showing reflects the
newest and most novel ideas that fash
ion has already stamped its approval
upon. The better posted you are on
values, Madame, and the more you
know about styles and tailoring, and
the keener you are at making price
comparisons the mure eager we are to
show you our wonderful assortment,
now on display, of the new Spring and
Summer STYLECRAFT
Tailored Suits and
Smart Coats
Our racks are crowed with these beau
tiful ready-to wear garments, copies
and ad ptions of finest foreign fas lions
Dorothy Dodd Shoes For Ladies
If you deal in values you'll ap
preciate the Ford. Its simplicity
its economy--and its depend
ability give it a value that cannot
be measured by its price. The
Ford is the one car that has
"made good" in world-wide ser
vice. Five hundred dollars is the new price of the
Ford runabout; the touring car is five fifty;
the town car seven fifty all f. o. b Detroit,
complete with equipment. Get catalog and
particulars from
The Madison Garage
INCORPORATED
Irvine Street Phone 694
Dr, HJ. Patrick
DENTIST
PAINT LICK, KY.
A $5,000 Accident
and Health Policy with $25
a week indemnity for $10.00
a year.
D. R Freeman
AGENT
Telephone 2S5
Dr. I. W. Scudder
Physician and Surgeon
136 Second Street, Opposite Jail
Office Phone 134 Home Phone CQ
the
W. D. Oldham & Co
ALL TH'f,
LATEST;-"
Novell
L.
3", Bapids. Iowa, wi
Sl'Sr-:-51 "Some time a?
irsgP2- They were very t
Dr. M. Dunn
Specialist
In Diseases of EYE. EAR. X0j:
and THROAT
Oldham Bldg.
Uic
q JAME
Will buy or ellyour
farm town lots or anv th
else in the Real EstaU t
Any business intruded
him will be promptly z
carefully attended t.
him if his services arc
ed.
We represent iron bo-
T y-
insurance companies
member this. .
very lates!
Readytoweai
C1ARENCI
A. Case of Cs
Mrs. Wra. Bow
my little boy. C
seemed to be a
cold. I tad tike
they did not seer
I . him. and I was
would lose his
was getting mo:
, "I wrote to yo
prescribed Perui
to him, and car
entirely cured,
hearty and can
Catarrh Cau:
Many disease:
cold. A cold i;
in the nose, c
It may settle in
throat, called
space. In this
tubes called e
lead to the mk
If the catarrh
geal space It n
membrane thr
tubes Into the
It will cause i
later on be sui
Catarrh of t
the eustachian
die ear without
on the part of
iDeah
John McCle!
sold his farm c
liday, of Paris
$200 per ace.
VTm. Sh'elio
chased at Rici
700 pounds, a
Horse and j
have bills or c
oflice preparei
and as cheap
a trial.
Matlack &
sold to W. E.
tne handsomi
gelding, Som
Cay wood &
ped a car of 1
and another
Monday. Tl
Bourbon at S
W. A. Bac
Ohio, sold to
Yardville, S
gelding. Tor
son of Charl
campaigned
A car-loa
and turkeys
E. II, Spea
farm in Ca
by a stock
is known as
Fred Bat
Spears & S
this seasoi
Garrard co
crop, at $0
At Waki
sale 15 gra
sold at an
running fr
al $315; th
$218. U.
was the la
Shelby M
vr. t. i
W. A. Sen
the best "J
This anin
son and
yearling,
and mad
wherevei
him 1
The 1
ish to
with th
"Custoc
prices oi
vaildur
and Foi
they wi
electric
toasters
(Mazda
The
ites c
such cc
promp