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Alllo W Young h attending courtftftat Morehead

h Dive Fox of Kansas City is visitI ing his parents

Mrs Ed Thomas of North Middletown was in the city last week

Hie Louie Stephens ia visiting

J friends and relatives in Pane IIIi lJ Richard Olarke of Birminghami 1 Ia is here on a visIt to his mother

t of P Henry Corbett of BirminghamparentsiI E S Jameson of Jcllico was in

t ctown on Tuesday and Wednesday-

Mr and Mrs TK Barnes visitedfriends in LouUvlllo anti attended thereunion I

Prentice ORoar is at homo fromJamestown lud whore he has been

H a attending school

Mrs G W Hon and little sun ofttVjrav City visited friends and rola

In the cityreVOSMr G E Chick and wife visited

t relatives in Louisville laet weotlandattended the reunion

W II Reid and wife of New Yor-k7tir4ro visiting the formers parents J

Davis Reid and wifer

Mrs Walter Peak of Chattanoogalt is Visiting her mother Mrs Watty Henry at Howards Mill

Miss Edna Land who has boon inI Bowling Green for sonic time pal

hag returned homo

Miss Julia Barbae who has beenshaping Miss Joslo Guy at Winches

Ir will return homo this week

onundayatives in Martinsvillo Vlrgi iaIMrs J D Sewell ofwas with the family of Mrs LucyB Ogg a day or so the past weekJ

Riley Grannon Morris of theWorldntLargo is at home for ashort stay with friende and rela

I tives

Mrs Emma Chenault and sonDavid of Georgetown returned

l home yesterday after a weeks viaito relatives

James McDonald returned on lastJ Wednesday from Cuba where he has

been in tho employe of tho UnionStock Yards Co

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Floyd Bunch who has been courtstenographer at Willianuburg fqrseveral weeks pW is at homo for ashort vacation

Dr C W Harris Joe 0 ScottGee W Anderson and other old veterans of the city and county attendedthe Reunion at Loulavlllo last week

Mrs E S Jameson of JollicoT 3nii wao In Lexington lust weekwith her niece Miss M J Dunlapwho graduated at Hamilton Col-

lege

nViH Hlbler of Knoxvlllo Tennpas in the city Mr Iliblor had been

quite sick as was also his little daugh-ter JSmilco but both have about re

coveredJames

Fizor has returned fromSomorsott whore ho went to attendhoarSt=tlf graduating essay of Miss Parson

f i who visited his family last summer

Messrs Hauaford Arnold t Loo-M

°t Orear Joe Thompson Lindsay Van

tJ Arsdell and Stanley Arnold wore

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among lhetoranaI who ItlI

landed the reunion at LouUviilu haltweek

Mr Nealo BBiiiioit atid llttln sonNealo Jr of Richmond are the guestsofher mother Mrs Laura Thompsonoil IHarrison Avenue MrI Bennettalso spent Sunday in the city

Miss Mary vDamliAnJid Htjibmefront Ilanilltdh College L rugtonwh ro she graduated llat1urc shewilJRpeiid tho tfimlmnr1 with her hieterMtsW M Holy In Clark conn

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3L L Thompson after spendingseveral days visiting tho principalwestern chits with n view of beat ¬

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lugs returned home last week OleKen tuck is good enough for him

Motrs John Roberts Mat GvR IU OVL W Wheolor N T Bentonand Misses Beulab Sbankland Jennieand Mary Or ar and Maggie Gibsonspent Sunday with the family of MrJohn Clinkenboard at Bethel Bath

countyMrC FKensno la In the city He

has been to Cuba and many places ofinterest in the South since leavinghero some time ago llo also attend ¬

ed tho reunion at Louisville last weekIlia many friends wore glad to see

himMrSan Everett of Mt Ster ¬

ling spent yesterday in tho city onhis way to Louisville to attend the

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In his company woremen is tho only onu

in the company did not

Chiles was at yester-day on

Mr W II Va ison to son G C Abbitt

Mr from nearwas in the city

Mambo ofis the family of Dr

Q into the exorcises of the

College

Nigman and ofare at the of Mrswho ill

Missess Mattlo NellTrimble

from OxfordCollege

Mr Thomas° Weather of Win-

chester visited cousin WalterNutmell Sunday and heresmiled on of our fairest-

F Billings of the tonReformer is in the en toHazel Green to visit friends

DEIRTNS1a-rva tea sti wti o o

GAUST

Mr Joo Gaunt aged 48 years diedat homo on the Spencer pike nearthis city Sunnday morning June

1900 625 oclock of doublopncumonii after an of onlyabout one weak Mr Gauet was well

in this city friendswere lIe was considered byall an upright and good citizenwas a member of Calumet Tribe No18 of Rart Men Ills brothermembers assisted In every possibleway during his hours of sufferingFuneral service was held from StPatricks Church Sunday morningBurial St Thomas Cemetery Hisson Joo Gaiut Jr arrived from

York in time for tho

forget the Democratic MassIMeeting

afternoonthe Court House next Satur-

day

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IsYour1 GuessTHE

PODulatiou0 of MontOillOfJ Couuty

Including Mt sterlingThe of Montgomery Countyand MtSterling be enumerated during the monthof citizen is interested and cur¬

ious to know how many people live within ourcountys bounds and we want to thorn toguessing

io Prize Iii GoldI

will give PRIZE OF 10 IN GOLD toanyone who comes nearest guessing the num ¬

ber who live in Montgomery County and MtSterling combined Should more than one

make the exact or nearest guess theperson coming on the registration list ofguessers will get the The actual num ¬ber to be determined by the census enumerators

ALL PARTIESbe entitled to make guess for each dol¬

lar cashIgaoCitizensthis contest All shall have extra values atrockbottom prices Each purchaserregister his name and guess or guessesat the time of purchase The lucky person

receive his or her so soon as theofficial report is received from Washington

The GUTHRIE CLOTHING Co

DKAIKRS IN

Fine Clothing Shoes Hats and FiirnislriDgs for Boys and MOll

WHITE CORNER DPI STERLING KY

reunion sevcntysix and ho

entire wholose his lIfeFridays Lexington

HeraldRTorrent ¬

business

Abbitt of herea visit his

Frank MillerThompson Station

MondayMiss

Brooks Oklahomavisiting J C

NesbittMrsDrake is Georgetown

attend closingGeorgetown

J J wife Covingtoubedside Mary E Moss

continues very

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W B Calk has returned fromLexington a very sick ma n to awaitthe timo when his spirit shall bocalled home

Mnsic RecitalOn Tuesday evening the 12th inst

Mrs J E Grubbs will entertain at tlOpera House Mrs Grubbs has at notime failed to delight the lovers of musicwith her musical entertainments Her¬gifteinare a source of joy to friends relativesand the music inclined

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ANNOUNCKMENT

Mr W Rogers Clay und MissAntic P Clay both of Lexington I

will be married in Juno at thehome of the bride

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We ere in receipt of tho lollowlnIinvitation r

I1orult81dmarriage of their ilRUftlilOLJ Florence Sax ton llutliorfonl10IMr Alltert Hunt Fleteliartin Tiiewltty evening Jiinu tho fifth

Nineteen lumrtiwinine oclock

Scvcntyflve North llronilwnrLexington Kdnlnoky

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The beautiful residence of Mr CharlesPetry on West Clay street was made themore attractive on the evening of June4th by flowers and evergreens Conform ¬

ing to decorative art We saw no traceof sadness there not a tear to moistenthe eye The time was nearing whentwo souls should be of a single thoughtwhen two hearts should beat as one Itwas an evening of joy the clouds hadbeen pushed aside for the silver lining

Rev J W Mitchell former pastor ofthe M E Church and pastor DW Robertson officiated and Miss AnnieMae 1etry only daughter of C W Petryand J Clay Cooper oily son of Judge JE Cooper and wife were united in mar ¬

riage It was a quiet jvtfdding yet as anappreciation of the happy couple manywere the handsome and costly presentsThey will not take a bridal trip

We wish them a long and happy Hfin paths strewn with never fadlug maceWe know this cannot be but may theyever be under a imiling providence midin the hand of Him who can safely an-

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them into the haven of rest afterlifes voyage is ov-

erWRELIGIOUSQ tooIAt Chicago by a vouN of 15 to 26

the report of the committee on Stateof tin MtliuiUii rjiiurch decided notto alter fits position toward playtu-cards dancing and certain otheramusements

Sterling Dancing Clnb Hop

The Sterling Dancing Club will giveits semiaoniul hop at the MasonicTemple ou the nigbt of Juno 20 Theclub will alto give a German on theevening of June 28 These promise tobe very enjoyable affairs and willequal if not ttop1II all former effortsof this famous club

Mrs AliodTuruer is now associ ¬

ated with hoc sister Miss NannieE Reed in the Novelty Store >

whore she will be glad to meet withher many friends The NoveltyStore has proven a success in thattit has met tho demands of the pub ¬

lie and in doing this it has proved1

a financial succors With eachi

season will > bo addedstock and the people may dozenon potting Jukt what they want iittho latest designs and at tho low¬

est possible prices

Cecil Wilkos who is making the seasoof 1900 in charge of W B Beau is be-

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appreciated by our ttocktuen He iaa hone that should be well thought ofsince he is the best bred stallion iinEastern Kent ky besides being a grandlooking big fine hone of high style andgreat substance Ills book of sixty maresneeds but five more to be full and closedfor this season

A PainfulI

AccidentLittle Miss Lodenm Wood met with a

painfulaccident on Sunday afternoonby falling out of a cherry tree and hittingon her chin It was a very narrow es ¬

cape as the fall was about twenty feet

WantedTo buy a driving horse suitable for fam ¬

ily use Have for sale a fine llookingstandard bred trotting mare stylishsound and gentle for lady to drive

W E BiUN

ChanThe fourteenth annual session of

tothe Kentucky Chautauqna will be-

hold at Woodland Park LexingtonKy Juno 2Gh to July Gth A eplodid program has been arranged thatwill surpass any yet given Sumothe most notable lecturers and enter-tainers in America have boon engag ¬ I

ed A great musical program will bopresented and many now and specsfeatures The detailed program willjbe mailed to any address upon appli-cation

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Evorsloy Seminary ExercisesTne commencement exercises of

Eversloy Seminary were held Fri ¬

day morning June 1 at the OperaHouse Rev D W Roberttonopened1 tho exercises with an invo-cation Next on the program wasan instrumental solo by Miss Lou-Ise Hoffman The principal RevG C Abbitt then read reportsshowing the work done during thepest year The essays by MissesCatherine Calk and Ona Blovinswore instructive and entertainingThe address of tho morning was tohave boon delivered by Rev 1313Bailyof Winchester but owing toillness he was prevented from sofa ¬

ing and Rev D W Robertson kind ¬

ly consented at the last minute tomake n few remarks which wereexceedingly appropriate and muchenjoyed The medal for the best es ¬

say was delivered to Miss Onu Blovins by Judge II R French in a fewwitty and well chosen remarksJudge French also delivered twoprizes in botanyone to Miss GrecoLockridgo for the largest collectionof lowers the other to Miss Jose ¬

phine Lewis for tho neatest andmost artistically arranged herba-rium

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Tho exorcises were closedwith benediction by Roy Bolin

On the evening of Friday Junolet the exorcises of the Interme ¬

diate and Primary classes of Evorsley Seminary were held atschool building After Motherrendersedby the primary children eleven lit-

tle fonts contested for the prize inelocution The laurels were car-

ried

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oil by Miss Mary Craw ¬

ford Lloyd who was closely follow-

ed

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by Miss Robin Hamilton Dia ¬

logue by seven of the boys wamuch enjoyed The following prizos wore then awarded

Gold Medal for LatinMary CrawfordLloyd

Gold Pen for Penmanship RebeccaCalk

GeographyChnrliB e

BleviiuSecond Prize in Geograph Hedges

ThompsonTennyson Poems for Spelling Ethel

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1 rubber tire photon the lateststyle first class in every particularat cost 1 22inch full leather top

rubber tire buggy at cost I rub ¬

ber runabout wagon whipcordtrimmings at cost 1 steel tire fulll

leather top buggy at cost Thiswork was a special order by me andI guarantee it to be the best I agoing to sell it and now ist yourchance for a first class vehicle atprices that will suit you

J L Couroy carriage builder

Centennial Edition

1The Carlisle Mercury issued a oentonnlal edition last week It was auha place of worka credit to boththo editor and the town

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MILESNERVINE

The Brain and Nerve Foodand Medicine Quiets Irritated Nerves Soothes thetired Brain Builds up theVital Powers of the Body

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Contains no Opiates notdrugsngoatofsetae Write fur free advice and booklet to-

Ur Miles Medloal Co Elkhart lIp4>

Jwealwill begin the harvest of the great-est wheat crop over known Thoacreage is 4085810 and the cropis estimated at 85000000 bushels

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It is warm IAre YouReady for its

Do you know that we havethe most select stock ofLAWNS DIMITIES andrUIN GOODS in townnow on sale Buy whileyou can get what youwant Later all good pat¬

turns will be out and wocannot then duplicate Allnew stuff We have noold stook in this departmont

SILK WAISTSA constantly changingstock An overchangingvariety of those dressygarments awaits you atthis store The styles ofto day are gone tomor ¬

row and so on Why Woonly buy a few of a kindbecause we realize thatwell dressed women dis ¬

like meet their raiment atevery street corner Be ¬

pricethissivcnoss in the matter ofSilk Waists

DRESS FABRICS FOR SPRINGWq wore months undmonths gathering this col ¬

goodsThoeuperiorityofe

and more varied than eventhis store floe shown be ¬

fore that describes thisstockWe

are showing BroadCloths Venetifiui SergesMohairs Camels Haireffects Gray Cloths andSuitingsallnew andplaceddoodon theBargain Table

NEWS OF LACESDont think of these Lacesas the same old kindsthat youre acquaintedwith Theyre new in de ¬

signs andellacteinter ¬

estingly newAllover Laces German

Yul Laces Torchons But ¬

tel Laces Oriental Lacesall in new and pretty pat ¬

terns°BARUAIN ABLE

Well dont fail to lookover it when in the storeLust neasnn8 wool dressgoods for a song Theyare going like hut cakes atthe price

CARPETS If you need11 Carpet r11 buy i1mnill you have Been our uewstock

Grubbs Hazelrigg

Aguinaldo Reported KilledAguinaldo is believed to have

been shot and wounded by the menof the Thirtythird infantry wholled by Maj March pressed himclosely through tho mountainsIlls horse and his diary were rap ¬

tured but the last heard of the in ¬

surgent leader ho was on a raftwith a dead or wounded man on alitter decending a river two daysalmond of the pursuing party

Public SaioOn June to 1900It his residence on

Sycamore Street Dr J D Taulbee willsell all of his household furniture horseand buggy etc Bo sure to attend andget bargains

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The number of census enumer¬

afore now at work in the UnitedStator is 52031 Kentucky has1318

The work on I1 Tabus warehouse onSouth Maysville street under the superviiion of Mr Ed William is progressingrapidly It will soon be ready for occu¬pancy

To ColOne DayTake laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-

lets All druggists re funit money if ifails to curs 25c E W Groves algnature on each box IGtl

Strayed or Stolen i

Sipco April Court a threeyearolddark bay small filly A liberal re ¬

ward will bo paidWM DANIELS Indian Fields

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For SaleTomato Plants at lOc per dozen and

Cabbage Plants at 25s per hundredit Ei Wmti