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TTW 4 = n Y iL H ± I i a rle 1 ffi F p F < 7 READ 4 what your neighbor has to say Ik about the JTilT JhJUU RI1 SH tm Richmond Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton Gentlemen I have worn a pair of t your J E Tilt 1350 vici shoes for 12 months They have given perfect 4 satisfaction I consider it as good a shoe as can be bought When these are gone I want another pair I IYours Truly v H Park Red House Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton bDear SirsI take pleasure in saying that the J E Tilt Cordovan shoes I bought of you have worn about 14 monthsevery day They are so com ¬ fortable anl easy to wear The best Mover had Respt W H Jones- Richmond Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton 4 GentsYou ask what 1 think of the J E Tilt shoes Well theyare I the best brand any man can use Theres no other shoe made with + less rip and less tear with more solid Lcomfort and good old hard wear The best leather counters and the best oak solo In fact the best shoes made Upon the whole my advice to my friends is to always refuse to buy v anyother but J E Tilt shoes Very truly + T C Vaughn Union City Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton GentlemenThe J E Tilt 350 vici shoes bought of you over a year l ago are still good I bave never worn a pair that gave me more satisfaction m J O Brooks Richmond Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton GentlemenI heartily endorse the 7frJ E Tilt shoe as the best feeling 0 M and best wearing shoe I ever had A R Flora Ky1I Messrs Lackey Hamilton Dear SirI wore a pair of your 360 plain toe calf shoes for almost a + year and I am very hard on shoes I never had a shoe to give me more wear or comfort I think theyare m the best I ever had I want another pair for myself and a pair for my boy + Yours respt Wm Barnes Richmond Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton I have been wearing the J Eo Tilt shoe for several years and for shape < wearing qualities and material used inmaking them they are unsurpassed and I think the best shoe on the mar ¬ < ket They have given me the best of satisfaction Yours respt H C Rice- Richmond + Ky j Messrs Lackey Hamilton I t DearSirsI have been wearing a pair of your J E Tilt cordovan calf shoes since Jan 1st 1905 and believe + them to be the best shoe for wear and comfort I can buy Very respt V B Benton 14 Richmond Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton A pair of your J E Tilt 350 plain toe congress shoes have worn me for ten months every dayand with very little repair will last me several months longer They are the easiest shoe to wear I ever had M Very respt W H Powers I S 1Richmond Ky GentlemenI am wearing pair of your 350 J E Tilt shoes and they jghe me more satisfaction than any I ever had I would wear no other r Joe Collins ffi Union City Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton Dear SirsI cant speak too highly of the 350 shoes I bought of you 71 Theyare the best I ever had They wont wear out I Very truly J M Risk7F Barnett Mo Messrs Lackey and Hamilton Dear BoysEnclosed find check for 350 for which please send me by express one pair of J E Tilt broad toe plain calf shoes like I bought + illhow cheaper to pay express extra than to risk buying here My brothers and neighbors want these shoes and if you can make a slight reduction or prepayexpress I am sure I can sell several pairs Yours very respt ffi A I C Berry- Richmond Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton Dear SirsI cant praise the J E Tilt shoe too highly I have tested them thoroughly I am a railaoad man and have the hardest kind of of labor I expect to continue wear ¬ ing the same kind of shoes ffiJ Waco Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton My dear SirsNo better shoe can be bought than the J E Tilt I have a pair that have already wornm now 15 months and are good think them the best made and as the saying goes they are as easy as old shoes all the time Very truly yours J H Stivers London Ky 0 Messrs Lackey and Hamilton My dear SirsThe box calf shoe bought from you 10 months ago are still good They are very comfort ¬ 71 able will not leak and wont wear out I wear them at a sawmill every day in lumber and it does not seem to hurt them Yours truly A L Mor anffi Moberly Ky mGentlemenI pair of yourvalour calf shoe I have worn them already two summers and one winter They are good yet and will last several months They are the most comfortable and best shoe I ever had I Simeon Turpin KyMessrs GentsThe 350 shoe I bought from you two years ago is the best 1 ever wore It has given me complete satisfaction and I consider it the best shoe to buy Respt Matt Tussey Fox KyJ Messrs Lackey Hamilton your3O ing the summer 1905 most of the goodfor m good a shoe trulyIrvine J Silver Creek Ky Messrs Lackey Hamilton GentsI bought a pair of Tilt 350 Pat Kid shoes in May 1904 and wore them for 12 months every day they I did not break and stayed soft I am fficalf another pair of Ideal Pat Kid for nice wear Very truly Wilson Brandenburg Red House Ky I Messrs Lackey Hamilton Dear SirsYour 350 shoes have given me more service than any I over had Very respt L C House ffi + We could furnish you testimonials from hundreds more pleased customers if necessary but this is enough to show which way the wind blows The J E Tilt Shoe are made in seven leathers Cordivan Box Calf Vici Kid Valour Choc Vici Russia Calf Ideal Pat Kid On a dozen or more up to date lasts snappy and stylish also in broad cap toe plain toe and Congress for old men Try one pair and you will wear no other Very respt + + j Lackey and Hamilton Main and First Streets Richmond Ky F 1 71 ffi 7171 711 m 4 I7 GO TO C A TAYLOR For Every thing Needed t in your ffc Spring Plowing t He handles the best grades and at the most reasonable prlGCf wr II i1r I Henderson Route7 oilman Ierpen te Reclining Chair ar Special Roundtrip Hom seekerr Rates to southwest and west first and third Tuesdays ia February and March 1906 Special Tourist Rates to Colorado Texas Mexico and New Mexico on sale daily until April 30th Limit to re turn Slay 31 1906- Secondclasa Colonist Rates to South west Tickets on sale first and 1906Second brute and northwest Tickets on sale daily Feb 15th to April 7th 1906 Ask us for rates L J IRWIN AgentJ Traveling Passenger Agent THE MOST REFRESHING DRINK IN THE WORLD IM M feimf fMMta MH M4 MM ht u C > < II If You Suffer From Germ Troubles Please Learn What Liquozone Can Do Thousands who were sIcklike you b piquozone Many were discouraged because ti treatments had failed But they were d treating germ diseases with remedies i which do not kill germs We offered to buy them a bottle of Liquozonejust as we offer They I did it what other remedies failed to y accomplish And those countless cured ones scattered everywhere are now telling others what Liquozone has done Kills Disease Germs D Contact with Liquozone kills any form e riof vegetable origin Yet to the body helpful distinction Common germicides are poisons when taken internally That is why has been so helJ less in a z germ disease Liquozone is exhilarating It vitalizing purifying yet no disease germ a jThe solely from gases They are generatedA from the best producers of phur dioxide and other germicidal gases The process of making requires largeB apparatus from 8 to 14 days The object is to so fix the and to O combine them as to carry mto the sys- tem J a powerful tonicgermicide D We purchased the American rights toE Liquozone after thousands of tests RING OF 1873 FOUND I KEY TO ROMANCE OR TRAGEDY IN EAST RIVER Divers at Work in Gotham Unearth Sparkler Which May Conceal Mystery of Many Years AgoIs Advertised New YorkFrom the depths of the East river just above the Brooklyn bridge was dredged recently tho heart of a romance of 32 years ago Along with some pigs of lead and anI old shoe there was brought to the sur ¬ face a wedding ring slipped upon theI finger of some blushing bride by proud bridegroom in 1873 aI How It came to be at the bottom of the river and what may be the ro ¬ mance or perhaps tragedy buried with it can only be surmised Just before the scoop of the steam dredge dragged the ring from its bed of aI third of a century the waterlogged rudder of an old wooden vessel was brought up along with an old shoe If there Is a connection between them only the rings owner perhaps could tell the story I It may be that even the last detail cf the burying of the ring may baI known for even If the one who It Is beyond solving the riddle there may be relatives who will recognize it from the outline of a story it has to tellOf rather more than the usual weight In wedding rings it bears the inscrip ¬ tion on its Inner side II M BMlz- 1ah1 E L August 16 1S73 Upon being Identified beyond any question the ring may be recovered from the Merritt Chapman Derrick and I Wrecking company The lighter Alfred was recovering a load of pig lead upset there six weeks ago when the lighter Pollard of the Commercial Lighter company struck the Maine of the Fall River line Capt Thomas Klvlln was in charge of the Alfred with John Johnson a diver second in charge As the scoop came to the surface and was jumped on the deck of the lighter two pigs of fell out As they struck the deck the ring dropped lightly on top of one of them Lying there sparkling in tho sunlight it caught the eye of Johnson When the ring reached the hands of I E Chapman head of the firm he realized its perhaps inestimable value to somebody and at once ordered an advertisement published FAIR JAPS REFORM DRESS Great Interest in Changes Ordered in Costume of SchoolgirlsSemi Foreign Style Favored Tokio Japanese women have be ¬ gun the reform of their meethod of drssing and a mere man is one of the leading characters in aiding the re ¬ formThe minister of education in order to Improve the costume of schoolgirls has asked the president of the womens university to prepare designs for a suit ¬ able costume x Three designs have been sent in In- cluding ¬ one by Miss Smarl secretary of the Womens Christian Temperance union in the semiforeign style which is said to be most highly favored For seveeral weeks sewing teachers have been at work under Miss Smarts supervision and many others are wait ¬ ing to learn the details of the new costume the opularlty of which is spreading rapidly Tho principal of the womens semi ¬ nary at Kioto has also requested pat ¬ terns of the costume It is evident that at least in the cos ¬ tumes of schoolgirls reform is inevi ¬ table It is reported the minister Of eeducation says long sleeves must go The change Is regarded as of the greatest significance In the educational social and fashionable worlds 37OOOOOOO YEARS OLD Chicago Geologist Figures Out Birth ¬ day of Father NeptuneHow- He Figures It Chicago Three hundred and seven ty million years is the approximate age of the oceans according to the cal ¬ culations of Prof R D Salisbury of the department of geology of the Uni ¬ versity of Chicago It has been calculated writes Mr Salisbury that If the salt now in the sea were precipitated it would make something like 3500000 cubic miles If to this be added the other mineral matter in solution in sea water the amount would be swollen to about 4600000 cubic miles Prof Salisbury estimated the quan ¬ tity of salt and water brought to the sea each year by rivers and on this basis obtains 370000000 as the esti ¬ mated number of years It wQuld take- s for the amount of salt now in the sea to have been brought to it by rivers at the present rate The Navy Short of Men If the United States should go to war today there would not be half enough officers and men to handle the ships of the navy Within a year ten fine large ships will go into commission carry Theyi now some very efficient craft which should be kept In commission The discrepancy between material and personnel in the navy la dally growing greater Suspended for a Kiss A Virginia precaher has been sus pended for six months for kissing a pretty girl He would probably have been excused if he had picked out some homely old lady with traces of a mus tach Preachers who desire to klsi should always remember those things 1Illdlonll Chrhtian church 1Ir In AXil tli- H I H Aeen Jfiifficult ionsupply isease that required it J over one i lillion dollars have been spent to an ounce and fulfill this offer liThe result is that 11000000 bottles ave been used mostly in the past two tried ears Today there are countless cured y drlLiquozone 11 i Isifer years science has traced scores of dis jj- ases to germ attacks Old remedies do riohose iquozone can do Where It Applies These are the diseases in which Liquo P- one has been most employed In these has earned its widest reputation In 11 of these troubles we supply the first bottle free Andin allno matter how dif cultwe offer each user a two monthsI test without the risk of a penny thma Goitre Gont Lbscesa mla Gonorrhea Gleet Bronchitis Hay Ferer Influenza 1 glestu Grippe toughs Colds Malaria Neuralgia A 1ontagious rsncer Catarrh Scrofula Sypbllb- ysntery Diarrhea lido Diseases ysp pala Dandruff Tuberculosis Erysipelas Tumors Ulcers jeven tlall Stones Throat Trouble wl NEW NAVY FOR RUSSIA One Could Be Built Tip in the Short Space of Five Years If So Ordered The naval section of the Imperial Russian Technical society has just completed an Investigation as to the possibilities of constructing a new Russian fleet In Russian shipbuilding yards and has arrived at the conclu ¬ sion that this can be done according to a writer In Pages Weekly In live years time it is stated the Baltic works can build eight firstclass cruisers and the Galerny island and New Admiralty yards 12 firstclass battleships Kronstadt with its Peter dock is In a position to construct armored cruisers of the improved Bayan type and seagoing gunboats or torpedo transports Torpedo cruisers and submersibles may be ordered of the 1 Neva works and of Langes works in Riga Seagoing torpedo boats In- cluding ¬ destroyers and coast defense torpedo boats can be successfully built In the small shipbuilding yards of Finland Riga Reval and Libau which may also take In hand the con ¬ struction of part of the torpedo trans- ports ¬ or storeships required The Putlley works can complete in the same period four cruisers of the Bayan type and a number of torpedo worksIin that NikolalefT and Sevastopol can complete four battleships four cruisers of the Bayan type and some torpedo boats In regard to machinery orders may be placed besides the Bal ¬ tic works with the FrancoRussian Sormovo Briansk St Petersburg metal works Nikolaleft works and those of Nobel and Lessner both InI St Petersburg Orders for auxiliary mechanisms may be distributed among the numerous other smaller rk3I As to guns and torpedo sear al ¬ though precise data are not forthCtm ¬ ing on the capacity of the govern ¬ ment works for their production the society is of opinion that their out ¬ put might be Increased to the de- sired degree Private works can sup ¬ ply a large quantity of torpedoes and projectiles The manufacture of armor plating presents the greatest difficulty and in all probability part of the orders will have to be placed abroad although this branch of in ¬ dustry is capable of considerable ex- pansion ¬ if only the money can be found for the plant Points to be noticed in the poilcy which has been outlined as to the constitution of a future fieet are the very small number of cruisers and the evident belief in the fighting pow¬ er of the submarine in the develop- ment of which It need hardly be said Russian engineers have played a not unimportant part As to the battle ¬ ships It Is an obvious necessity thai a certain number should be built Jnd it is calculated Russian ards could id ten years build 29 The r licy thus sketched out makes provision for a large fleet of gunboats and this could only mean that the need of the east Is still to be a potent factor Russian naval administration THE LADY OF LEARNING III the Present Day Feels No Sting in the AppelJatfon Blue- stocking ¬ George Bancroft the historian in an early diary recently published tells a story of a German lady whose lather sent her through the university in an age when few women were privi ¬ leged to receive a scholars education Bancroft a boy of 18 says Youths Companion reflects the spirit of the early years of the last century in this naive comment In her character and conversation she Is irreproachable and from a long acquaintance with her I am told one would never hear from her a word that woild betray her learning This gravj young gen ¬ tleman a freeborn American too admired the lady for not betraying what was best in her mind No wonder that at almost the same time Jane Austen with fine gentle Irony apologizes for a heroine who blushed at her Ignorance Where people wish to attach she writes they should always be ignorant To come with a wellinformed mind Is to come with an Inability of administer- ing ¬ to the vanity of others which a sensible person would always wish to avoid A woman especially if she have the misfortune of knowing any thing should conceal it as well as she can If modern woman had nothing else to rejoice In she could at least con ¬ gratulate herself that the sting has gone out of such words as bluestock- Ing ¬ that a man is no longer ashamed to have his daughter or his wife learned and that the display of learn- ing ¬ in a woman is limited only by the same good taste modesty and choice of occasion which limit a similar dis- play in a man Negro Soldiers The story that the government does not want any more negro recruits and that there will be no place for a ne ¬ gro In the army unless the country goes to war is rank nonsense There are four negro regiments in the regu- lar ¬ service the Twentyfourth and Twentyfifth infantry and the Ninth and Tenth cavalry Terms of enlist ment are constantly expiring and re- cruiting Is therefore going on all th a- tlrneN Y Sun The Itest It ShcIglets getting awfully con ceited Is be not HeI should say heis Why if yo S happen to mention the Supreme Belhja in his presence he looks quite self conscious Brooklyn Life I WAirfPAtL kinds sewing Mrsi I A Xing phone 178 fifth rtreet if u ii i < o 40 lao most formi of 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by em like a brother Suffered day and night the torment of itching piles Nothing helped me until I used Doans Ointment It cured me permanently Hon John R Garrett Mayor Girard Ala While I hate myself for losing my temper at times I despise others who have made such a machine of their minds that they work only for profit and gain Those who go out to war in the name of God are forgers as well ap vandal and butchers So lone as the religions people can not agree on the truth of the Bible how can Supreme judges agree on justice School Childrens Dyspepsia The common form of dyspepsia or indigestion which stops the growth pales the cheeks weakens thesystem of so many school children is often due to improper or too quickly eaten lunches While seeing to a correction of the cause it is also important to cuae the disordered con ¬ ditions of stomach and bowels This can be done by no other medicine so safelv and surely as bv Dr CaM wells laxitive Syrup Pepsin Try iL Sold by Perry Thomas at fiOc and fiOO Money back if it fails When you come across a man with a sharp knife in his pocket a soft pine shingle handy and plenty of time to loaf in watch him If hed rather sit with his hands in his pockets than to whittle dont kink on him I like to see my fellow man ambi tious but whon it comes to spending a whole week to trap a woodchuck whose hide is worth only 15 cents it seems to me that he has got off the track a bit He ia an honest man who is not foxy flnousrli to conceal his hopes and fears too honest to be successful in poker at any rate Our fear of society is a great factor in making us moral If we had more morality wed be pretty good Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs Several years since my lungs were so badly affected that I hall many hemorrhages writes A M Ake of Wood Ind 1 took treat ¬ ment with several physicians without 1n benefit I then started to take Foleys Honey and Tur and mv luns are now as sound as a bullet I reccommend it in advanced stages of lung trouble Foleys Hnnwv ant Tar stops the cough anti tollst he glltsI Sold by R C Stockton Harsh physics react weaken tie bowels cause chronic constipation Doans Reguleta operate essilv tone the stomach cure constipation 25c Ask your druggist for them Accidents will happen but the best regulated families keep Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for such emergencies It subdues the pain and heals the bnrtr When you would preach a simpler life go to those who are aide to live an artificial life The poor are con pelledto live simply There are no linG fences in heaven no private ownership of Gods domain native no prisons and no burglars Some mens polities are like ah ach ¬ ing tooth plianly present to the pos t ssor and presently Painful to the titighbors Torture By Savages Sperking of the torture to which some of the savage tribes in the Phil ¬ ippines subject their captives re ¬ minds me me of the suiliering I en ¬ dured for three months from il1 ama tion of the Kidneys says W M Sher ¬ llothlnghelped completely ¬ iiytpepsia Blood disorders and Malarie and restores the weak and byStockton Price bOo Can a man make more than a living without robbing others Things dug- out of the earth are valueless until the needy demand them fot use The human mind like the a olian harp is played on by every wuid but only those who manipulate their thoughtsobtain profitable IIIUMC Men once believed the heart was the organ of thought because they could teel working In those days thought was a laborious timin- gWomens Kidneys Women are moro often athlete with kidney disorders than men but attribute tha symptoms to diseases peculiar to their sex while in reality the kidneys are deranged Nervoui ness headach puffy or dark circles under the eyes pain In the back are signs of kidney trouble that roust not be Ignored ora serious malady will result Foleys Kidney Cure has restored the health of weak nervous broken strinirtheni It stoqs irregularities and the urinay organs It purities the bloodand benefits the w bv tem old by BO 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