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MT STERLING ADVOCATE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1903

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I> PERSONAL JICharles Fields s of Ashland spjmt

Sunday hereC F Wheeler of Lexington was

SundayI loft Monday forfjacksoii and intervening points

Harry Ringo returned Saturdayfrom a visit in FlemingsburgtutuMisshiitrdwasaEd Bush and wife of KansasCity will return home next week

Miss Florence McNamajii visited-n Winchester Sunday-

J D Wyatt editor of EwingEnquirer spent Sunday in theseparts

Miss Poyntz Clark goes toFrankfort Wednesday to visit MrsjFonpsotxI Miss Nell Boyd is spending ajveek with friends and relatives in

f harpeburgGsDIty has been visiting her friends

ere for several daysf Miss Jennie Daugherty of Lexngton is the guest of her sister

Mrs John G RobertsMrs James McCue and childrenIrunday0 arrived from Colorado-

Mr McCue met them heregT James Archdeacon and sisterJf J4in i

D118S ll Y of Carlislevisited

1 Misses iNamata Sunday

d daughterrhnaty visiting her parents iinolas and Fleming counties

Gemmil Scuff has goneIhnati and entered Miss Li

< ords school of phonographyL Mrs H P Reid of Richmondftera visit of two weeks with herviusbandM C Peuter has resigned hissition with the New Nationn-otel

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to take effect September 1t

William King wife and daughirwho visited Mr Kings motherTBI C King returned homeridavII

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rFriday Miss Almaj jvinyout recovered from the

W H Strossman Jr is in New I

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Miss Anna Nunnolley of Winester who has been visiting hernt Mrs B F Cockrell has ra j

irned homeIIMiss Alma Hurst returned to herme in Millersburg Monday no

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Ill arrived Monday to be with herparents Mr and Mrs J Q Ste-phens for a few weeks

R E Punch is at French LickSpringsJ

Riley of Morehead was inthe oily yesterday

Miss Nell Sutton has returnedfrom a visit to Sharpsburg

M F Thompson and wife onFriday returned to New Orleans

Mr Ed McCue of Sharpsburgg in the city last weak with

frIendsRevF D Pnlmeter is in Cyn

thiuna this week attending ConI ference

Miss Elizabeth ReeVes camefrom Cincinnati Sunday to visitrelativescMrParis are visiting his daughter-

sMr S T GreeneMrs Margaret Tyler and son

Robert Benton went to Clark onyesterday for a visit

John H Heary car inspector ofthe C fc 0 railroad was the guestof Miss Martha Dennis Saturday

Millard Hainline and wife ontottorCarroll Chenault wife and son are

at Martinsville Ind to receive thebenefit of the medicinal watersthere

Mr and Mrs R F Greene rerned yesterday from a visit tos brother L R Greene of Bram

PisgahWoodfordBridgeforthforthMre

F D Palmeter and littledaughter of Owingsville are visiting relatives here and in thecountyMessrs

F H Jesse and F BSfromti

witHfriends hereThe Misses Woods of Bardstown +

and Miss May Kincaid of Owingsspent yesterday with Mia-

eorgias

TurnerDee Conner salesmanjforQcityjjtripMiss Nell Nunnelley has return

ed to her home at Georgetown after a pleasant visit with theflfamilyMiss Ruth Davis returned to herhums in Carlisle yesterday after abERev Minacuchi and brido neeBuckner of Bourbon visited MrsMary Stoner last week and attendanticMrs Bruce Paxton and sisterMrs Caywood returned to theirhomo in Ewing yesterday after a

sit of two weeks with relativesheroDdaughter non the lakes fishing for three weekspassed through the city Friday enroute home

Mrs Iva Phillips of Cincinnatispent Sunday here She was accompanied home by Miss RoxieReeved who has been visiting herefor sovelalweekd

Prof Waller Deering and wifare at home from abroad bainJIbeen absent fifteen months Theyresume their duties at Cleveland

inning September 1

Wesley D Jones after a twoIweeks stay with his parents at I

Sharpsburg has returned and is atmss Martha Dennis Ho is improving under Drs Drake andrhompsonIMiss Caroline Reid CaswellPrewitt Jr Miss DannieBelle Scott and Misses Mary PrattFrances Luoile and Jacob W HedItdenpTI

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On Monday A T Pieratt ofKiddville took Nancy Lockhartdaughter of Dr Lookhiirt to theNational Normal University ofLebanon 0tlisn Zuru Swope

herMisses Madie Mildred and Rub

Seay who have been the pleasan-guests of Miss Olivia Anderson fothee past four weeks have returns d

their home in Dallas TernSo charmed have been some of ouyoung gallants that it is said each

the young ladies has pressinginvitations to return to Kontuakfor a permanent abiding placeChMissc

1225 from TathumaThoflHarrodsburgMrs M G Buckner The partyarrived at Harrodsburg on Friday n-and attended in the evening a re

at the Presbyterian churchCharles Perkins the ADVOCATES

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tain returned yesterday noon froma visit to relatives in Fleming

countyMrs

Jane Aiken of Lexingtonis visiting Mrs John G Robertshe

granddaughterMrsand daughter-

of Ashland will arrive to morrowto visit Miss Rannie Burroughs

Misses Mary Tipton Mary Tylerj Fisher Greene Mesdames ClayTurner G B Swango Belle Mil ¬

ler W T Fitzpatrick and friendR M Trimble and three childrenleft this morning rut luutuuiothCave

RELIGIOUS I

You are cordially invited to at ¬BaptistpresentBaptisming

Pastor Bolin has returned fromhasImeeting Eight additions to thechurchWest

Lexington Presbytery metwith the Bethel church Fayettecounty yesterday Representa ¬

tives from the church here are RevJohn L Abbott and Mr RobertMarshallSince

the evangelistic unionmeeting closed the Methodistchurch has received 16 membersat the Christian church there havebeen 16 baptisms and two otherconfessions at the Baptist church16

additionsPastorJ Bolin will occupy

the pulpit of the Baptist church

nightSubjeotow luuoh do you Weigh For

the evening sermon What itCosts to go to Hell You era cor-dIally

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invited to attend these ser ¬

vicesTheKentucky conference of the

E church South will meet intoday The conference

in it 130 ministers 20888n 52 Epworth leagues with1795 ntemhera255 SundaySchools with 14360 scholars It

be the eightythird session ofconference

At the revival services conductedby the pastor at the Southern Pres ¬

church last week two whoprofessed conversion at the

tent meeting wore received into theprofession ¬

d six joined by letter makingtwelve additions in all

Bishop Hendrix of Kansas Citypreached at the Methodist ChurchSunday morning and the last of theBurieu of 1903 union services at the

eveningBishopthe strongest preachers of hischurch and a large congregation ofanxious hearers greeted him ateachappointment I

Rev Hendrix presides at theConference wnich begins today atCynthiana

rho meeting at Winchester isMaboute1

one third larger than when it washere was packed on Sunday night

The W B Corsetsttall styles J

the best 1 corset sold are now onII

sale by Roberts do MastinI

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MGILLTALIIOTTMiss Louise Talbott of Ver 1

ailles Ky in the engraving and-rinting department of Washing

ton was married to Randolph Mc3ilIa druggist of Washington

ANNOUNCEMENT

Miss Alice Elizabeth secondlaughter of Mrs Emma L Chenwait of this county will be mar¬

vied October 14th to Mr James GThetChendhistoricrpioneer days in the Blue Grass see ¬

ion of Madison She is the veryandywith popularity only clr-lumscribed

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within the radius ofler acquaintances Mr Kelley was

at Georgetown College isman of fine attainments with-

attering prospects for the future I

Roberts d Mastm have receivedlost of their well soleoted and up I

todate purchases and offer thetrade something nice

City Council meets tonight

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oParkeADAIU Edgar aged 1 year sonofdiedParisjHodgkinSunday morning at the home of hersister Mrs Joe Martin

PATTEKSON The funeral service

whosedeathplace on Thursday morning and-

swa largely attended She washastheBRIGHT Newton Bright Sr

bestknowncountydiedstomI¬ach trouble in the 78rd year of hisage He served two terms as a

rromShclbyow one daughter Mrs Andy Hudson and five sons He is tho uncleof H R Bright of this city

MOORE Earl aged 6 years sonof Kelly P Moore and wife died attheir home near North Middletownon Sunday morning August 301903 of typhoid fever The Christwho said Suffer little childrento come unto me and forbid themnot for of such is the kingdom ofHeaven will keep the precious oneuntil that day when in heave-there can be a reunion

COCKUELI On last Sundaymorningat her home inCumUerlanGap Mrs George Cockrell fromparalysis aged about 68 years Herremains were brought here and

W W BENTON FRENCH

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after funeral service at MethodistChurch of which she was a faith-ful member by pastor Dr Weberher remains were interred in Mach

cemetery She leaves a husbandand three children RobertLee and Mrs Julia of Cum-berland Gap and William of Lex-ington

RoCmAt MoThursday August 27 1903 WmRoach He had beenfor a long time Ho was formerlya resident of this Several

ago he moved to Missourir Roach was well known to the

older residents of this city Howas an soldier andcome here at the close of thefIe leaves a and 3 sons Hisremains brought here Mondayand buried in Tuesdaymorning His son Tom accom ¬

panied his remains

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Remarkable Accident

ClearForkerton n young man of Yale wasseverely injured A revolving saw

drivingtthighpiecerailed IBefore ¬

next to leg No bone was brokenor large artery cut Medical aid

fourhourswasremarkable

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Fairsperfected ¬

under the auspices of the A 0 U

carnivalhas¬

ures and the premiums on stockwill be sufficiently attractive to insure lively competition

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theGlobePunch d Graves on September 1112 13 and 14

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opportunitytoGraves on September 11 12 13and 14

Thanksacceptnour thanks for those fine ¬melons

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MusicI will begin with my elves in

Music August 31 in this cityLlDA GOODPASTER

w ve eThere was born at Jackson Ky

to Mrs Abriela Mure tun theof B Marcum at oclock

morning a ten poundson Both Mrs Marcum and thebaby are doing well It is now alittle over three months since MrsMarcum was made a widow Thiis the sixth child

Election

H L Jones D G Howell andAllen been ap¬pointed Election forthis county The State Hoard ¬

ished work on Monday

Tho goods recentlyby Roberts Mastin are

unexcelled

W Bryan is for1 Democratic ticket

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THE SICK Je-

Dr Shirleys condition con ¬ TVtinues to improve rapidly

Mrs R M Smith sick ty-phoid

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fever is very much improvedMr B Hedges a long

spell of sickness is able to be outagain

On the sick childofJake Evernian at North Middletown was some better

Mrs Silas Stofer suffering froma broKen hip is as nice¬

lly as could be expectedRev F Record principal of

the Pikoville Collegiate Instituteis sick with typhoid fever

Mrs Sam Greenwado has infor several days being

treated for cancer by Dr Robert

of Dr R Q Drakeis so much improved that he is nowable to sit up in his room and takesolid nourishment

Jackson Stofer while in Flem

appendicites¬pital at fortreatment

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sv r vaMiss Pearl Bruton will on Friday

morning September 4th from 10to 12 oclock give a reception to herpatrons at her school home

OUR SCHOOLS

The Mt Sterling City HighSchoolopened Monday with tilethe usual number more than 300Every department will be well filledbefore the school is fur advanced

District School No 32 withMiss Kate Corbett as Principal andMiss Setta Oliver as Assistantwill open next Monday September-7th in the Eversley School build-ing

¬on Howard aenuo

Miss Brutons Select Schoolwill open Monday This is thefourth year Sumo teachers arewith her as lust three years Thisis a guarantee of satisfaction

Tetter Pimples Itching Skin Old Sores Ulcersand allsorts of Swellings and Inflammations are quickly relieved and curedor

money refunded by the free use of the wonderful externalremedy

Parae ampliThisAntisepticOilsand positive external application ever discovered

Every gamily Needs it Every Day8OLB ONLY IN lie ace AND ttflt USTTLBL CAt F Iuerccns clB store ij