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reriingof last week De-

e c 4wr6th 1903 they celebrated

thirIiver< Bedding at their home

Of Nbrth May vilie street Fro-m8o11 6plook friends called to exprNc their congratulations andgood wishes The home which laalway attractive was on this oo

eftfion resplendent with electricligfrta waxen candles festoons of-

smilax and mOM potted plantsearBHttoiiB and roses enlivened by

I the merry laugh and happy conreree of beautifully costumed wo

j men and courtlymenJQlT Auld be difflcUlt to adequate

lytftcribe the enchanting sceneThftnR1n orc wuril iiuracyand dining room were thrown to

= gejuerir Largef quantities of smilespiilc carnations and roses formedthe decorations in the parlor withpink iBdl >tJucrYBtal candelabra

TTrom the bay window festoonedwithiouthern smilax was suspen ¬

ded jthe original horse shoe and in-

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III TH surmounted bj th-erAtUdedatfi their marriage altar

011all is white Beneath this stood

athroughaMrs Trimble wore a handsome

gown of point desprit over whitetaffeta She carried brides rosesand wore a veil with orange blosgains The groom wore the conven ¬

tional blaok Both looked youngsad were happy J

The hall was in red with anbundance of smilax and holly

dretftr the stairway sat the harpistthe riverXnf Louisville who disthe eurbin eet musicsage of thjtary was in yellow chrysing Audis and lighted with yellowown Judjn brass candlesticks HeroCaswfftests registered

ha JJJJ archway between the IhallTSollTnlngl room was suspended a

loldJof ho-

llyIjrndgreen were the colorsroom

from the center chan ¬

delier in white tulleJ andsmilarlropes of green to

1 lwere sides of the room Beneathon a large EQUnd nahngany

JSbTe with lace cover was the bridest cake a creation of artistic skill and

g surpassing beauty It representedabasket of white roses and ribbonsall ot handmade spun candy sur-

rounded by silver candlesticks withwhite candles and silver shadesAt either end of cake was an ex

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riujsite iilver vase the gift of thetrUmsl uncle Frank Trimble ofT feMyi hia fillm1wlth brides ro s-

I °v1a aliimids of candied fruits candy

y in sets of bon bons and silver

dishes of nuts completed the tablerations

I iinJRIuoh interest was manifestedt Een the ribbons were drawn Missringytlliss Anna Johnsop the dime Miss

tlnria Speck Thomson the thimble-s mil Robf < H rWinn the darning

i IfV delicious btffet supper wasved lPretty ices formed into-

s and snow balls rested in candyts on silver leaves The cakese the monogram of dates 1878

1 1903 in silver The favorsire silver hearts All of this waspared and served by the famousterer of Louisville Miss Jennienedict who with her nine as

fents arrived at 12 25 SaturdayN Serawere1 fully 100 presentsI

f Jfufj beautiful artistic and ele

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sad trays candlesticks ladlesys vases1 bon bon nut and bakdishes cups jewel box salad

forks spoons knives and forks

jet And last but not leastsntyflv6 new silver dollars fresh

m the mint a gift from theems latherhe beautiful decorations werework of Miss Kate Corbett of

i city assisted by Mr Clar-enceLh i

hit was indeed a notable socialbtion At 11 oclock the guests

Jlk arted wishing for theirV >

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OVHmber190a A Record SmRsher

1902beyondDecember The Greatest Month by Two FoldbuyWeeveryitemWe sell H S M and-High Art Clothing

LouisvilleChlcarVrSell1 HANDMADE BOOTS and HIGH TOPI SHOES for Men and Boys

w IAsk the men and boys wearing them if they do what we say they will We could go on to mentiondepartment by department and take our time but we are too busy just now for we are makingready to receive our

Grpeat Stock Christmas NoveltiesSuspendezs¬

Also Bath Robes Smoking Jackets and Sweatersr

May we ask you to study the matter d me see for yourselftry us I We think youll help makeDecember a great month for us and a happy one for you TELL YOUR FRIENDS OP USTHUS DO THEM A GREAT FA-

VORGuthrie Clothing m

Largest btocK Lowest PricesCompany Least Expenses Best Goods J

The Peoples Place to Buy

host and hostess many more yearsof happiness

Among the guests were Mr

and Mrs W LfcThrelkeld of Lex

ingtonT B Threlkeld of NichulBCTilto j Mrs Zt T Moffett of

Sharpsburg Mrs Mark Thomas of

Middletown Ohio Mrs J LouisHughes of Bloomfield Ky H PThomson wife and daughter of

Clark county Mrs 00 P Hugh

art Grand Rapids Michigan MissLucretia A May Racine WisRev and Mrs H D Clark Mrs Alice

Reed Turner Mr and Mrs J II E Jephson Miss Mary H Tibbs Miss Mary ETurner Mr Robt H Winn Mr and Mrs

J R Gatewood pr and Mrs Ben FThomson Rev James Randolph HobbsMiss Julia Morris Judge and Mrs G B

Swango Rev Geo A Joplin Miss Mary

L Joplin Mr an J Mrs Chas K Oldham

Mrs C A Reed Mrs Emma L Chen

ault Mrs Jennie R Robinson Mrs MA Gaitskilli J G Trimble Jr Miss

Nannie E Reed Judge and Mrs H RFrench Mr and Mrs A M Bourne Mrs

Ben R Turner Mrs Pierce Winn Mrs

Mary Winn Lockridge Miss ElizabethDuerson > Miss Margaret M Stephens Mrand Mrs Ben W Hall Mrs Jno C

Thompson Mr and Mrs C C TurnerMrs RG Stoher Mr and Mrs B FHerriott Mr and Mrs C II LovelandMiss Anne Johnson Mr and Mrs HenryR Prewitt Mr and Mrs W S LloydDr and Mrs Howard VanAntwerp MrIv T Chiles Mr and Mrs T F RogersMr and Mrs W A Sutton Miss MaryRay Trimble Miss Mary Bruce Jones Mrand Mrs W P Guthrie Miss MinnieLeigh Horton Mr and Mrs A Sidney

Johnson Mrs MdggieM Young Mr andMrs Chas W Nesbitt Mr R A Mitch ¬

ell Mr and Mrs T B Rodman Mr JGT able Sr Mr and Mrs I F TabbMrs J S Herriott Mrs T K Barnes

Mrs Nannie E Oldham Mr apdMrsThos D Jones Mr and Mrs Strother D

Mitchell Mrs Henry II Sanies Mr andMrs Bruce W Trimble Judge J D Tipton Judge find Mrs H Clay McKee Mrs

L E Griggs Mrs M W Chow MrsRobt Marshal Mrs J M nl staff Mrs

Lewis App rson Miss Harriet R Apperson Mrs RobtM Trimble Miss NannieWhite Wyatt Mr David Howell MrsGeorgia Turner Mr and Mrs H RBright Mr R G Kern Mrs B F Cock

rellMrs RD Barnes Miss Carrie An ¬

derson Mr and Mrs J E Grubbs MrsC H Bryan Mrs Clayton Hnwe MUal

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Catlettsburg young man sent aton of coal to his best girls housethus barring any objections herlather might make to his calls thiswinter

Umbrellas for ladies and gentlemen Hartings Main St oppositeCourt House Lexington 21 3t

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Mr Thos J Douglas has at his store onWest Main street a choice line of holidaygoods The articles are not expensiveyet they are quite useful At this storeyou may please the little ones with abeautiful doll Every little girl will wanta doll The boys may get the thing mostsuited to their taste a wagon

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the larger ones may have a nice cup andsaucer a beautiful decorated individualplate and the mother may have a finelamp salid dishesIn fact anything herheart may desire The trade is invited to

Douglasholidaypure novelty candies also apples oran ¬

ges and bananasESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO

BARGAINS ON THE 5 AND 10 CENT COUN ¬

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Clay Model of Goebel Ready

Senator McCreary has been I1formed by W W Adams of Lex¬

ington who Is doing the granitework on the monument and Marettit of New York who is to makethe bronze statute of the late Gov ¬

ernor that the clay model is readyfor the inspection of tho committeeThe Senator said that the monuImcincluding the statue is to lie

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rent Nunnelley who has beensick at J M Pickrells home inWinchester since Thanksgivingwas brought homo Monday Histrouble was packed bowels and fora while his condition was criticalWe are pleased to state that he isnow out of danger though still

eickJamesH Freeman is very much

improved from his spell of typhoidfever and is able to sit up for ashort time

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Ladies Read I

Some ladies of Lexington some ¬

times go to larger cities to do shopping and some ladies from MtSterling sometimes go to othercities to make purchases To thosewho go to Lexington we wish tosay that you should not fail to see-

the very attractive dry goods houseof Kaufman Straus Co Everything is uptodate An inspectionof their stock will be a revelationto you See on first page their ad-

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When you callonthem say that you have seen theiradvertisement in the MT STERLING

ADVOCATE If you cannot go writethem for what you want 212

Calland see the sleds made byClarence Hard in at Star PlaningMill Co 213t

Newspaper advertising costs youtoo much when you try it today andstop it tomorrow says the TampaFla Tribune So would clerks costyou too much if you hired them fora day now and then Same withdelivery wagons The Wheels ofyour business must never stop andthe whole machinery is out of gearunless the big advertising wheel isalways turning Islaad rinter

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IIToys for the children uociul andornamental articles for older peopie are in our stock

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Isaac W Combs of Camptonand Miss Laura Morton of RightAngle Clark county were marriedin November

ANNOUNCEMENTbyDrannouncing the marriage of theirdaughter Miss Eflle Lenora to MrChas Milton Durham at the Morehead Baptist Church ThursdayDecember twentyfourth MissWilliams is a very popular youngwoman and Mr Durham is a suc-cessful

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young business man whowill be cashier of the Sandy HookBank Sandy Hook Ky where theywillreside after January let 1904

A nice selection of Candelabra atHartings opposite Court HouseLexington Ky 21 3t

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Elks MemorialThe Elks Lodge of this city held

its annual memorial services atMasonic Temple on Sunday after ¬

noon Mrs Wm Leverone presidedat the organ Messrs Wm Leverono Judge A A arid Thus Hazelrigg sang Rev H G Turner de-

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an interesting address Themeeting was attended only by themembers

See Collector Yerkes report ontobacco and distilled spirits Heroare facts for observations

Diamond Broooh Pins Hartinge Main street opposite Court-House Lexington Ky 21 3t

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See sale of D L Smith in this

issueFarmersand otherfolks should

read of twofswindles described inthis issue Medicine Dien4LnndLook Out for This

On Friday Jno F Horton at hishome near Spencer will sell livestock surrey harness householdand kitchen furniture preparatoryto moving to Indian Territory

Strother DMitchell on Wednes ¬

day returned from his Western tripHe has decided to locate at AllenLyon county Kansas While therehe purchased 300 cattle He willbe associated with his uncle ESJameson who has bought 3300acres of land in that county about100 miles west of Kansas City uloSee his advertisement of sale inthis issue

On the New York Cotton >Ex-change on Thursday December cot ¬

ton sold at 1232 Jauuury 1240March 1259 Great excitement

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prevailed the advance being 910eabove close Two million balesoldJ

A Cowdery a prominent stockman of Lyons Kansas has beeninithis county and Bourbon for sev-eral

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days buying jacks and horsesHe bought five fine jacks payingfrom 400 to 600 for them Hobought a weanling colt from AsaBean by Cecil Wilkes at 200 anda 3year old filly at 175 4

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Tour of All Mexico

Via Iron Mountain Route underescort of Reau Campbell ManagerThe American Tourist AssociationQuincy Building 113 Adams StChicago Selected clientele lim-

it u >All exclusive privileges in ¬

dependent travel Special Pullmanr tibuledtrain druwroom

compartment library and m 1Vlroom with the largest dining cartsin the world and the famous opentop observation car ChililitliSpecial baggage car Tickets in ¬

elude all expenses everywhere Forinformation address A A Galla ¬

gher D P A 419 Walnut elruetCincinnati Ohio or H C Townsend G P and T A St LouieMo

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Our choice selection of Xmasgoods has been received and willsoon be ready for your inspection

20 4t ROBERTS A MASTIN

Yee you will call on Victor Bogaort when you go to Lexington ifyou want the late and nice designsin jewelry oil paintings and otherdomestic and imported wares Seehis ad 20 tf

The Rummage Sale 1

The rummage sale opposite P0 Friday and Friday night Sat¬

urday and Saturday night Decemlber 11 and 12 20 2t

Silver Comb Brush and Mirrorin different patterns at HartingsMain street opposite Court HouseLexington Ky 21 8t

On Saturday afternoon anothertheatrical company cancelled itsevening engagement at the Frank ¬

fort Opera House on account ofeffect produced by the religiousservice by Evangelist Strouse

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