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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR PRESIDENT

ALTON B PARKERof New York

FOR VICE PRESIDENT

Kx U S SENATOR DAVISof West Virginia

tI ATTORNEY GENERAL OF

THE UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA

WM JENNINGS B1YAN-of Nebraska

LAST Thursday Heron Van PlenhvelOi Mim Minister of Interior was kill

d hJa bomb beint thrown under hisfriage near Warsaw station in St

I rburg The assassin waa eapturcl and is said to be ft Jew Intensevxritrniont prevailed Von Plehve isrn > i Jered second only to the Cur in

iMipirtaBee He has been ministernee 1902 later reports announce

V a4aasin deadiIT is announced that Miss PaulineAtor daughter of W W Astor and

hi i ess to 100000000 will wed H

siMnderClay of london Poet nup ¬

tial advice will probably MJ it was-

HrrvSpeederMoneyTIlE

used to yellHurrah for Jeff Davis will havo no-

d i ftiulty in attuning their voice toHurrah for H G IavisMttc-rJing SentinelDemocrat

WILLIAM JKNNIMU BKYAS held evcrvnne spell bound by his speech liefore the St louis Convention Heasked for a suspension of the timewhich was granted It is said that ashe proceeded tbe great hall became assilent as a church a tribute that hadhern paid no man since the Demo¬

cratic Convention bad opened Afterstating that twice he had borne tbestandard for the party Bryan contin-

ued

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I come tonight to this Demorate Convention to return tha com ¬

mission and say that you may decidewhether I fought a good light You

may dispute whether I have finishedmv course but YOU cannot deny thatI have kept the fa-

ithBrowers

Summer

Furnitureatr

prices10 per cent off on Old HickoryGoods Vudor Porch Shadesother porch furniture etc

25 per cent off all

FurnitureA rare chance to get goods ata lOW price

This week Cash only

CFBrowerSiCoExclusive Sole AgentsJ

MAIN AND BROADWAXp

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and Coal3-rd Street opposite L A Depot

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WP are authorized to announcJOHN W KALLARD a candidate forSl rinof Maditou county subject tothe notion nf the Democratic par-

tyPERSONALMr Phil Willging spent Sunday in

FraukfortMiss Sue Deathorage is with friends

n Lexington

Mr Tom B Crutohor spent Sundayin Xieholasville

Mrs Hugh MuLollan returned Sun ¬

day from Mt SterlingMiss Mamie Piokels is in Lexington

visiting Miss Martha Dunn

Miss Elton Eagle is entertainingMiss Kate Kodd of Crab Orchard

Mr J H Haseldon of Lexingtonhas been in this city for several days

Rev and Mrs J W Crates left las I

Friday for a visit to friends in Millers

burgMrs

Silas Yoagor of Lexington i

visiting Mrs Louis Schlegel neartown

Miss OHio Pigg of Lexington spentlast week with her aunt Mrs Charlie

PlggMrsGeorgo Simmons has returned

from Louisville where she visited re-

latives¬

Miss May Wallace Ballard has re¬

turned from a visit to friends in MtSterling

Mr C W Turner of Paris wasthe guest ot Miss Eula Jackson

ThursdayMrM Nelson of Lexington

was tbe guest of MigJ Elfyn GilbertWednesday

Mr William McKay of Macon Gawas hero lat week visiting MleaUaitie Letohor

Mr John Warfield left yestordavfor Richmond Sundays Lexington

DemocratMrMrs Joo Myers returned

last week from a short stay at theWorlds fair

Miss Agnos Frances of Lexington 1

was here lost week visiting MrsLouis Schlegel

Dr T J Taylor went over to PineGrove Sunday to ste his sister MrsTevis who is ill

Miss Aline Watts has returned toChilpsbnrg after a visit to her sisterMrs II M Wanton

Mrs B II Luxon returned Suntla

Deafness Cannot be Cures vBy local applications as they cannot

reach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to curedeaflJ S-

and that is by constitutional remediesDeafness is caused by an inflamed con-dition

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of the mucous lining of theenetachlan tube When this tube is In-

flamed¬

you have a rumbling sound orimperfect hearing and when it is en-tirely

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closed deafness is the result andunless the inflammation can be takenout and this tube restored to Its nor¬

mal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of tan areIIgbutCOOK services

We will give One Hundred Dollarsor any case of deafness caused by ca¬

tarrh that cannot be cured by HallsCatarrh Cure Send for circulars free

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night from n two weeks visit to hermother in Cincinnati

Mrs Joe Harris and Miss MargaretClayton of Beattyville were in thecitya few hours Friday

Miss Katie Mahoney a very attract-ive

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young lady from Lexington is theguest of Mrs M F Enright

Professor I C Hunt of Thomasvl lIeGa was here last week visiting MrsWilliam Crowe and his wife who issummering here

Mrs K G Wiggins entertained attea on last Friday Mesdames WardWhite Clay and Dodge

Miss Margaret Parrish of Cinci nati was called to this city by the seri-ous illness of her mother

Mr A D Miller went to Indianap ¬

oils Friday to attend the funeral ofhis cousin Miss Pearl Miller

Mr and Mrs Andre Scanlan werecalled to St Louis last week by thedeath of the formers mother

Rev and Mrs Orland Beck hadastheir guests last week Misses Kateand Florence Beck of Stanford

Miss AHio Stewart of Red Houseleft last week for a two weeks visit tcfriends in Newport and Cincinnati

Mr and Mrs Ed Cornelison havemoved from Mis A C Wells on the

Summitt to the Henderson house °

Mr Lee Smitha formerly of thiscity but now of Athens Fayette Co >

was among the Courtday visitors

hareMissMarguerite Dykes entertained

at an elegant dinner Friday in honorof Mrs R L Gentry Jr of NashvilleTenn

Miss Janie Pryor returned to Parislast Friday after a two weeks visit toher cousinsMasters James and Rob-

I

LeedsMissSmith was welcomed

home last week from an extendedvisit to relatives in Columbia andFayette Missouri

Miss Ruth and Master Willie Zerrof Frankfort are the pleasant guestof their aunt Mrs George Nelson onEast Main street

Mrs W C French who has beenso seriously ill is now rapidly recov-ering

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much to the delight of her fam ¬

ilyand many friendsMiss Dove Embry came over from

Lexington yesterday to visit friendsShe will go with a party from here toCrab Orchard Springs

Miss Helen Doyle of the P A C

Infirmary will leursunday for Colun > us 0 to spend her vacation andenjoya much needed rest

Mrs R L Gentry Jr and little sonNewton will leave Saturday for theirhome in Nashville after a monthsvisit to relatives in this city

Mrs A D Miller entertained teaon last Thursday evening in honor ofMrs R L Gentry Jr of Nashville >

and Miss Ollie Pigg of Lexington

Mr and Mrs M H Hubbard arespending week at Estill Springsaodwill also visit relatives and friends inRichmond Ky Lexington Leader

Mrs John Arnold is at the bedsideof her mother Mrs Henry Jones I a-

Mt Sterling Mrs Jones ls very ser¬

expectedyMiss Grace Lockridgo goes to Rich-

mond today where she will be amember of Miss Mary Ballards housepartyMt Sterling SentinelDemocrat

Chlca1Mrs joty

and Miss Allie Hensloy of West Bernare guests of Rev and Mrs G WShepherd

Professor and Mrs J W McGarveyyhaveton people and left yesterday for StLouis to attend the fair

Miss Mary Barrett Smith entertaIndelightful j

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Dancing aid refreshments were thefeatures of the evening

Miss Van Greenleaf who recentlyunderwent a very serious surgicaloperation has recovered sufficientlyto be at home She returned Sundaymuch to the delight of her manyfiiends

Senator and Mrs McCreary of Rich ¬

mond have returned home after avisit in the city to their relatives Mrnnd Mrs John McDowell Ross Theypro just back to Keitncky from StLouis where the Senator attended theDemocratic convention and both en ¬

joyed the Exposition LexingtonLeader

The engagement bf Rev W O

Shewmaker pastor of the Prcsbytcriian church rt Pisgah Voodford COlD

ty and Miss Annie Dudley of GeorgeAtown has been announced ¬

ding to be celebrated August 9thMr Shewmaker well known herehavingattended Central Universityfor a number of years His affiancedbride is the daughter of Dr R M

Dudley

onfitlastyoThequests included the members of theyounger set who made merry untila late hour Elegant refreshmentsadded much to the enjoyment of allpresent and each one departed votedtheir hosts many thanks for such apleasanttimetExGavernof and Mrs William O

Bradleyannounce the engagement oftheir daughter Miss Christine DuncanBradley to Dr John Glover South ofFrankfort The date of the weddinghas not been fixed nor have anyofthe arrangements been made exceptthat it will take place in the fall at theWarren Memorial Church at LouisvilleMiss Bradley is one of the most popular girls in Kentucky Dr South isone of the leading physicians in Frankfort He is the son of the late BarrySouth who was a prominent polltiCclan and brother of Mr Jerryof Arkansas at one time LieutenantGovernor of that statecAnnouncement has been made ofthe engagement of Mr Charles Wag ¬

ers of Station Camp Estill countyto Miss Willie Joe Hamilton of Irvinethe wedding to occur 11th at1theprospective bride who is a very attractive woman is a petite blonde andis much admired for her sunnyand lov-

able disposition She is well known

hWagersWagers and is a young man of sterl-

Ing qualities He is one of Estillcountys prosperous young farmerslIe is a brother to Superintendent JW Wagers of this city The CLIMAX

extends congratulations in advance

1851 BPWB 1904

Mr and Mrs William B Smithrequest the presence of your company

Wednesday evening August the tenthfrom eight until Eleven oclock

Richmond KentuckyPlca e reply

The above invitation engraved ingold has been issued to hundreds offriends of this estlmabecouplewhos-hsppy married life has reached thefiftieth anniversary The Smith homeon the Summitt has been the sceneof manycharming at homes andother forms of entertainment both foryoung and old and this golden wedding celebration promises to be per-fect in its appointments and detailsThe venerable couple will be assistedby their children and it is the wish oftheir numerous friends that they maylive to celebrate many more anniversaries of the day that William Smithmade Elizabeth Parks his happybride The CLIMAX extends heartycongratulations for their Golden Wedding

To the Democracy of Madison

CountysSome weeks since I announced my

candidacy for County Judge subjectto the action of the Democratic partytAfter advising with many ambeing urged by many members of myparty I feel It my duty to offer my services to my connty feeling confidentshould my party give me the nomIna-tion and I should be finally elected Icould be of benefit to the entire people

The fact that my opponent seems tothink that only the emolument of theoffice is in question and that I am try-ing

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to take from him what he says hrsbeen customary with his predecessorsmakes it incumbent on me to explainin a general way some matters that areor should be of interest to all of ourcitizens

In the first place it has not been enstomary to elect County Judges i Modison county to scoeed themselvesWhen th preset Judges term 01 officeexpires he wilt have acted as CountyJudge longer than any of his predeceasors for the past forty years save two

In the second place nearly everythingthat comes before a County Judge in-

volves to a certain degree a legal propo-sition and the incumbent should havesufficient legal training so contendedby those who wish me to run not torequire at all times a legal adviser ifhe expects to give anything like getral satisfactionIn the third place and the most

weighty of all in the manner iu whichour economic and fiscal affairs are nowand have been conducted for severalyears past

The present court maintains a systemof working he turnpikes of the countywhich I and those who urged my can-didacy believe to beillegal and absolutely wrong If theDemocracy of thecounty believe it ts be the proper sys-tem then I should not be the nomineeof tbe party

I am certain that the present systemia the direct cause of the large indebtedness of Madison county and II continned the pmsentbondedindebtednessof the county will remain as a heritagetb the children of this generation Ican and do frankly say that it was withKreat hesitancy that I determined torun for this office I realize the labsrious duties of the office if faithfullyandefficiently performed I knowhowever that the people of my countyare entitled to better service in thisofficeneat oppoto

We each have a record of public ser ¬

vice and our records are public property and all have a right to discussthand they are evidences of ourtIeoI

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AyersDont try cheap cough medi-cines Get the best acCherry Pectoral Whatrecord it has sixty years

CherryPectoral

cures I Ask your doctor ifhe doesnt use it for coughscolds bronchitis and allHthroat and lung troubles

hue found that Cherry Pectoral IeOhitliM WDDCAJT

esec IIIoo JC ATZnCOll dniealt forLnwII Mail I

BronchitiseCorrect any tendency to constipabtlon with small doses

party believe that my conduct of publicaffairs would be of much greater bene ¬

to our county than that of my oppo¬

nt I think it would be generous inu to indorse him

am and those who urged me to-

nru are absolutely opposed to anymember of the Fiscal Court being connecietl with any contract directly orindirectly the compensation for whichhas to be allowed by said court I believe it to be illegal and wrong for themembers of the Fiscal Court to drawwo dollars per mile out of the public

treasury for simply iookine after theturnpiEes In their respective districts

I am opposed to a sinking fund com-

missIoner¬

and I would abolish thatoffice if in my power so to do and ifunable to abolish the office I wouldurge the commissioner to invest allmoneys that might come to his handsin retiring Madison county bQnds

The foregoing errors as I see themin the management of our countyaffairs I hope to correct it nominatedand eected Their continuance I be-

lieve¬

will be a far greater burden to theevery year than the salary of a

ounty Judge for an entire term Butfor the relief I hope and believe I cannd will bring to the taxpayers of my-

onnty I would not be a candidateJOHN C CHENAULT

Why is it that women are permit-ted to propose in leap year Hero isthe answer as given in a contempor-ary It appears that in the yeas I

288 a statute was published by theScotch Parliament ordaining that dur-ing

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that during the reign of HerMaist Blessit Majesty Margaret everymaiden and lady of high or low estatshould have liberty to the man

shiSliked If he refused to take her

is wifeshe should have the privilegef fining him 1100 or less according

to his estate unless he should makeit appear that he was betrothed to an-

other¬

woman in which case he wouldbe free to refuse After the death ofMargaret the women of Scotland be-came so clamorous for their privilegesand to appease them another ac ofParliament allowed them to proposeevery four years

Faster Time To Texas

Cotton Belts Improved Ser¬

vice Between MemphisAnd Southwest

15 To Texas AndBack

Train No 3 now leaves Memphis at746 p m anti makes a fast run toTexas It carries Pullman sleepersparlor cafe cars and free reclining chaircars Reached Texarkana Dallas FtWorth and Waco several hours earlierthan heretofore Makes direct connectionsfor Paris Bonham WbitesboroMarshall Longview Palestine AustinShreveport Beaumont Houston SanAntonio

Train No 1 leaves Memphis 840 a mcarries parlor cafe car and chair cars 1

Pullman sleepers from Fair Oaks toDallas Ft Worth Vaco CorpusChristi and South Texas points

Cheap homeseekers tickets on salefirst and third Tuesdays of each mouth

one fare plus 2 for the round trip itopovers both ways and 21 day returnlimit

SPECIAL On august 9 and 23 antiSeptember 13 and 27 homeseekerstckets at rate of 15 for the round tripfrom Memphis to Dallas Ft WorthWaco Houston Galveston San Anton ¬

iOr Cornus Christi Brown wood Amala RUlnah and intermediate pointsliterature ¬

E W Laheaume G PT A Cotton elt St Louis >

MoFree Reclining Chair Cars

to the-

Worlds FairThe Southern Railway tiaQiUdujuratednthewithout ¬

coachesJThese are brand new vestlbnled carsIncludlnate washrooms for ladles and gentlemenreclin1I1 ryareverychairs can be turned back and used In ¬witliotanyovothein these cars

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Old Point ComfortOcean Viewand the Seashore

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URDAYS AUG 13 041

12from Lexington trainI

Lex at 740 pmFiankfort 13 Morehead 11aWinchester 11 50 Mt Sterling 11

Tee famous White Sulphur Springsistoric City of Richmond delightful

Old Point Comfort Fortress MonroeNavy Yards at Portsmouth Va Beach

cean View are among the attractiveaturesSide trips at low rates from Old PointSurf bathing boating and fishing can-

e enjoyed at Old PointStopover privileges will be granted

ast of Kenawha Falls on return tripSleeping car rates will be 350 for

erths Lexington to Old PointFor reservations and other informs

lion address G W BARNEY D P ALexington Ky or C O agents

The Greatest Summer TripTickets will be good returning Aug 27

H W Fuller G P A WashingtonG W Barney D P A Lexington

Week End Excursion Kates to tstill Sprints

Commencing at once and continnaguntil September 30 the L A willsell round trip tickets from all stationsto Irvine each Friday and Saturdaygood for return until the followingMonday at rate of one and onethirdfares for the round trip

H R Smith G F P A

Annual Personally ConductedExcursion to

Niagara FallsVIAa

C H and DMich Gen or D13Steamcr-

AUGUST H J904Tickets good 12 days

7 from CincinnatiCheap Side Trips to

Toronto Alexandria Bayand Montreal

These excursions are very high classedcarrying through sleeping care Theyare recommended for ladies and child ¬

ren who can depend upon every careanti protection while with the excur ¬

sion partv By making your rceervnTonhesionists have choice of route trom De-trOit

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rail or water via D B palatialsteamers Eastern and Vestern States

For tickets sleeping car reservationsand other particular information de ¬

sired Mil on yonr nearest G > H DAgent or addressD G Edwards John R McCortl

Pass Trfr Mgr Excursion AgentCincinnati 0

Public SaleOF

Land and PersonalProperty

As Executor of Mrs Marion FYates the undersigned willat the oldYates home place near Crooksvilleladison county Ky on

Saturday SepL 3 04at 10 oclock a m proceed to sell atpublic outcry to the highest and bestbidder the following property viz

A Farmon Muddy Creek near IraokRville inMadison county Ky containing TwoHundred and Seventyeight 278 Acresand adjoining the hinds of Mrs LidiHarris B F Crooke Mrs Martha BManpin and others and known as theplaceThe antiis well watered and in a high state nfcultivation shout IS acres now inorn remainder in grass Said place

has a good dwelling house on it andill necessary outbuildings

Also at the same time and place therewill be soul

One Tract of Timber Landnear Red Lick Springs in Madisoncounty Ky adjoining the lands of WJ Gooch Robert Hill and othersThis is a well timbered tract of mudwithout improvements containing 226acres Anyone desiring to see tlieueplaces will call on J C Yates nearUrooksville Ky

Sold lands will be sold separately tothe highest and best on equalcredits of six and twelve months withsix per cent interest from January 1st1005 until paid The purchasers tngive bond with approved spcuri y andn lieu to be retained on said land uni iIall the purchase money is paid Poss-ession to be given on January 1st 1905The purchaser to have the right tosow grain thIs fall

Also at the same time and place wewill sell the

Personal Property

twohorsehousehold and kitchen furnitureAll sales of personal property for less

amounttimeprovided a note with good security isgiven

No personal property to be removeduntil paid for or satisfactory note arranged

J C YatesMrs Margaret Bales

Executors

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Great Sweep Out

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Beginning I

> Friday July 29th I

at 2 oclock andcontinuing until 5th at 12 oclock3 we will put our entire stock on sale at such prices that Rich Jff

mond has never before seen <3

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IE Nothing Reserved1this sale but goes at Sweepout Prices

complete our arrangements for this Sale our store will be closedfrom Thursday noon till Friday noon 0 r5

71 We have too many hoods and we need the money for them j

and we have made the knife cut deep that we may get quick 4 I

returns This is an of a life time and youwill regret it if you miss it < < <

ffi 7wYOURS FOR BARGAINS71

Rice ArnoldMain street KyFt 71 7I 7I I 7I7II 787

SaleI will Oder for sale piMicly my

farm situated 6 miles from Richmondon the Barnes Mill pike on

SaturdaYtSept 3 04at JO oclock a m

The farir consists of 157 acres 40acres for torn and tobacco 10 acres forwheat and the balance in grass GoodGrist Mill 2 cows and calves 5 vearling heifers 2 brood mares 1 good fernspigsfarmingkitchen furniture

If not sold on above date will rentpartlculars ¬

J C BRONSTONor Mrs Minerva Barnes

Costs Nothing Unless CuredA Fair Oiftr Ride by B L Middelbm to All

Sufferers From Citarrh-

Hf L Middelton is selling Hyomel ona plan that has caused considerabletalk amongst his customers

The plan is different trom that fol ¬

lowed by other remedies but the rem ¬

edy itself is different also This treat-ment for the cure of catarrh has suchan unusual record of cures to its creditthat B L Middelton offers to refundthe money if it does not give the desiredbenefit This is certainly one of thefairest offers that can be made and anyone who has catarrh and does not takeadvantage of it is doing himself or her¬

self an injusticeDo not suffer any longer with tick-

ling¬

smarting burning eyewateringtroubles that afflict those who have ca ¬

tarrh Hvornei wi lcnre you but ifyou should not find it adapted to yourcase B L Middelton will return yourmoney

AuctioneerMy services as an auctioneer can be

secured by leaving word at the StateBank Trust Co or by writing27 j U T D Chetianlt

Terrill KyTelephone 350M

Credit is afine thingThrift is

betterDeposit

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StateBankTrust

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ESTILL SPRINGSfromfarMost Beautiful SceneryRefreshing and Medicinal WatersSulphur

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The Best of CooksFinest Ball Room in the Stat rSplendid Music

and the society of the most charming people in Kentucky and adjoiningStates The season is now at it height or

SEPTEMBER is coming to be one of the most popular months at the0

Springs Special rates are made after September first and moreand moreguests avail themselves of this each year For further information address

THE ESTILL SPRINGSZCORFOAD

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If you Love your Wife

Dont Roast Her

her a Gas Range

This Jokea in wood for Jbreakfasta in Trvingto the

firethe wotpatience

exhausted8 a m No fire no breakfast A family quarrel brewing

c breakfast9 a m A cold bite Nothing hot the days work Still no JI10am Bluer than a whetstone What is the remedy AI Detroit Jewel Gas Range The Raven whispers only that and nothing L

WmoreI12 n Selecting a Gas Range from the large stock displayed1 p m Demonstrations and explanations very satisfactorysetting2pRange uptodate

p m Street service and piping nearly finish Competentc workmen pushing the installation

3 p m Work completed with light over stove early end latemeals

5pm Full instructions and demonstrations given with a fullline of printed instructionswith a large assortment of cooking receipts t6 p m A full and perfectly cooked home meal piping hot fromthe cop upper antI lower ovens complete at the same time No Jwaiting With peace and happiness with the evening Jsmoke and romp with the ones

c Richmond Water Light I

I ctDecorating a RoomIsnt very expensive when one buys his

Paints and Papers I

to the best advantage and has the done by competentreliable workmen who do not make a job out ota shortone But there just one way to be sure ot securing the bestmaterials and the besl workmen at the best prices that is byletting the whole job to us Give us the dimensions of yourroom and the paper and we will tell you exactly whatthe total will be We guarantee all of satisfaction

Geo M IJVillging209 W next Madison Natl Bank

Paints Oils Window Shades Picture Frames Glass Etc

eilksoille Schoolcff1os act 5s

G P Simmons PrincipalMARK S FEOHAM Aat frill

MISS ADA ALLEN Frin Dept of Mask Payable in

Tuition feesII Frfmarv S 10 00 Term I

A Primary and II Grammar J5 00A Grammar 15 00 I

High 20 00Department of Music Indondinf

Instruments for Practice 20 00 x

Enrollment last year We expect to increase IL largely this

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From Monday to Friday f 1 75

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For sale FriTatdT i

I wilt ebll privately my house and lot j

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For particulars see15jtf Alfred Douglas Sr

MetI desire to say to the people of Madi ¬

county that I have sold my saloon

way I have opened a saloon on thesame str jt just below Mike Enrightsold stand and I am now ready to accommodaVe Customers Please calland ieo trie Brspt

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In this city or last Friday a KeyRing with four or five keys attachedLiberal reward for return osaIneIoundersigned Dr M Dunn

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