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J k d I Iy J1 J JJ J 1 I II i il N Ii l lJ i1 m 6 f1ioolBooks r > NOW State Adoption N h Sch0O1 Supplies fi1Book Satchels i KL Book Straps S1atesTablets Hvr > pencils Crayons > Pens and Ink Ji t AKt ANYTHING YOU NEED FOR SCHOOL itt i at JJUIJLtSUNJ J Stor r Moxo 1z9 r07 Court St I t lW m M r e i 1 b Nr N shl + ly I s t FERSONAI it 1 o ilJ cMlclmel Suway Maher went to LeJdng I i toh Neat of McIntosh Fl f came totft week f Miss Shankland has returned I 11 ttoOakland Cal > IF Ax J w Shrout leaves to day tor i i jiJa r Birmingham Ala > W ki Ui The Misses Pangburn have re turned from Ohio O tV H Stroaaman was at Gray lfon Springs last week fl fJohll Cockran t Maysville has iii jieen r with Anderson Bogie I i I Miss Elizabeth Clay is with f Ft iMlfs Helen Davis of Paris ifc t- i V i < tMisa i Laura Bruce of Lexington b JP18 visiting her sister Mrs M F iWh1iJOn I Il l 1 Vli Mrs Sue Ramsey of Winchester 1 if 4i with her daughter Mrs Ym < Sc obeo < ft a- w f s SA MickeyofCynthian I ffSfh4a8 been with Mrs Jno Frazier MtMlrj Y ifor a week y j W A Samuels went to market s JlaBtweek to make purchases for I >v i Wfifr dry goods store >> S i sii Mrs Andy Wills and children 5 4 f i andMiss Josie Kratzer are with i j > relatives on Red River I jr ji iMsses Lillie Laura and Allene 1 iF Tx Elkins returned Friday night from P r their visit to Lexington i 11 i 1K > = W V Holley and family J G j Vv l Trimble Jr and Miss Mary B i 2 S Jones are at Atlantic City Vt r Miss Dora Swango on Vednes fOO S v day returned from a weeks visit i iJfi c 2 2with the Misses Kitchen at Ash vjE nBf xa iLt I land WxcV p W Tibbs Ranshaw of Coving i ton who spent three weeks t- vi1his aunt Mrs Ware returned home v on Mondaya 0 c V A L Skidmore of Bowen w t in the city Wednesday wants 1 t He St to purchase a farm of about 100 acres in this county I Miss Ibobel Harris returned home last week to Fulton Mo accompanied by her nephews Jas and Thomas Vanaant I Mrs Joe A Stephens on Friday wentto visit D S Godaey and wife at aft Repose Cv and later relatives in Cincinnati tofaa SteUaThoni son of Richi mood is here it I Thom Boaweli of South Omaha Nebula with N H Trimble MISS Susie Godboy of New Cas- tle is with Mrs R M Trimble Mrs Hayden Wyatt of Louis villeria visiting Mrs F M Wyatt MIss l Vaneta Sullivan of Clark county is visiting relatives and friends here Mrs Brown and daughter who have been visiting G B Swango L leave todayI Miss Ella Trimble and Mrs Belle Miller came to Torrent Tori yesterday bliss Rebecca Cockrell of Lex ington is the attractive guest of Miss Mary Lockridge Misses Pearl and Emma Coona spent from Friday until Tuesday with relatives at Bethel Rev HJX Clark and daughter are at home from a three weeks visit at Ann Arbor Mich Cia ¬ cinnati 0Ou Saturday went to Crooks Bath county to visit Tel a fives f Thomas Calvqrt and wife of Tilton spent from Friday till Sun ¬ day with the family of Garfield J Perkins Miss Tina Pariah of Columbus f 0 visited her sister Mrs Heil man last week and left for Lay porte Ind on Tuesday J M Hoffman Jas French Ben Drake Robert Coleman Harvey Prewitt Thps Kennedy and family j and Miss Susette Johnson went I Atlantic City on Thursdayt Mrs Jail GatewoOd Misses Mary Gatewood Anna Johnson I Mesdames W bL Bridgetorth 1 her married daughters have been 1 Las Pat Shannon and family leave this week for Kansas City Mo their future home They have for many years l lived in our city and I have many friends Who wish them success Several citizens spent Sunday at t Olympian Springs Fully sixty people from Lexington Winches- ter ¬ and our city went by the spec- ial ¬ from our city on Saturday the regular 705 trainI A camping party composed of Messrs Benton Kinsolving Jam Samuels Tom Cunningham Ken nedy Dehaven and Ben Cox 1 left last Saturday for Hunters Camp > wherei they willspend a much needed vacation Mens Oxfords At Cost Stacy Adams <fc Gos asoxfords 375 Walk Over f J 350 and 100 oxfords 275 All of our 250oxford8 1 Punch is Graves Police Mast Enforce Law Mayor Combs of Lexington has notified Chief of Police that the Sunday closing law must be en ¬ forced against saloons Prom dismissal l will come to all ofllqera Who fail to report any violations I 4 T BLACK C BADI- e i > s- i k I 0 IF T BB 1 1 4 iI tol lytj r tI Ir o > t M tyt 40t4L J 1 r 4 i i 51r lr ft 1- 1ti II 7 t Good Picking Yet > x < You have all heard the old anxinf Nearer the bone the sweeter the meat So it is with the stock of merchan ¬ dise f we have left after our great July sale while the stock has been greatly reduced and many of the plums have i disappeared there still remains some rare juicy bargains I and we have decided to continue the great cut price sale 001111 summer goods as long as they last So if you failed to get here during July come now and we will give you these goods at last months price Dont delay we want you to get your share of this good picking Re ¬ member we are always headquarters for highclass Dress Goods and Ladies Furnishings 1 JOHN P JONES MAIN STREET MT STERLING KY n I ct RELIGIOUS o Preaching at Springfield nex i Sabbath at 3 oclock in the after noonRevH D Clark will conduct the Union service at Methodist Church Preaching at Southern Preab terian Church next Sabbath at 11 oclock Rev M G Buckner ia holding meeting at Russellville 0 the old I home of JH Brunner oOn Aug 16 continuing 10 days he Saints will begin their camp meeting near Jefforaonville Church members should come Iioff the fence Columns 1 and 3 page 1 section 2 and 12 The meeting at Sideview by Rev EE Dawson has been postponed from August I3tto September 3 A meeting began at Camargd on Monday night Rev Oney the pastor is assisted by Rev A I P Jones Anyone who expects to attend the Sabbath School State Conven tion to be held in Ashland Augu 21 2223 will apply tb Rev J R Meacham for certificate grants reduced rates and entertainment The Sabbath Schools of the town sand couhty are requested to elect their delegates at once so their nanfes may be sent in to the Chair- man by the 15th v The most desirable patterns are always sold out first Get your choice of all thats new for that fall suit in i opening display Aug a 10 and II Punch b Graves J 6Robbers Caught On Friday as we came fro m VikeviJle we aaw ExJudge Dysard of Grayson who said officials had captured 6 of the men who had robbed a store at Olive Hill ano shot the clerk WhO had shown re woopt ld soon taken L J Ii For Sale f House and lot on Levee Pike Callon EWING A FLYNN s 3cit C and 0 Dap I Ina letter to the wandRers of the reception to be given him in New York upon his return to th country Hon WJ Bryan suggests that the expense of the reception be borne by popular subscription and that every care be taken to receive no money from a question- able ¬ source In connection with the Tobacco Fair next February a Farmers Institute will be held here ° It will be in charge of the Comtrisaioner ut Agriculture A try on of any suit sold in open ¬ ing display Aug 010and 11 > 1 Punch Jk Graves i l 1 I f Qt t ro DEATHS vs I tJas Barber aged 84 died near Wades Mill Saturday McVeySr ¬ ofNicholas CHAVENS ageY about 75 died suddenly ab his home near Somerset Church o Monday morning Aug 6 190G sevI ¬ eral months he was out on th farm a few hours before he died He leaves a wife but no children The burial was in the family bur- Ins ground Tuesday afternoon HOWARD Misa Polly Howard aged about 38 died dt her home Iuesdaymorning She had been sIck for three woo with typhoid fever She is survt- ed by her mother brothers Press A Jr Jeff in Missouri end sis ¬ ters Mrs Wm Day at Bethel Ky and Miss Nannie The burial will be at Machpelah today + tTo The Ladies stWe have made the following re ¬ ductions on oxfords This seasons goodsn U oxfords for 298 3 ife 350 oxfords 248 250 198 175 <fe 200 124 Punch do Graves t Entertained In honor of their relative and guest Mrs Florence Warren and daughter Miss Amelia of Parkers burg W V the following have entertained at dinner C B Steph ens and family Henry C turner and wife Chas H Wilson and family P B Turner and family sad Gano Caywoodand family There are several more to come Wlio will be the next A Strong Insurance Agency Is that of which T F Rogers of this city is the head Represent ¬ ins pine large companies which have stood the test and have au ptabfeH risks for Fire Tornado Life Acci ¬ dent Health Burglary Insurance alsemplpyera liability insurance otand bonds He also handles real- estate and acts as agent for the borrower in securing loans aboveis lines His business ia not confin ¬ ed to Mt Sterling alone but trans acts business in allof the towns within fifty miles of here Call on r TF ROGERS Just So- lo Senator McCrearya friends he J is reported as saying l am as much for you as you are for me Anal is this the way the Senator measures things LOST Pair goldframe specta- cle ¬ between Mrs Sam Harts and this city Return to this office and get reward 1 < iCJ MRRRIR9ES 6 + rod Come off the fence Page 1 column 3 Section 11 Marriage license has been grant- ed to James Young of Powell Wadeof countyJOHNSONIIKUNNER J W Johnson was minded to Eisa Anna Brunner at the brides home in Georgetown Ohio on Sun ¬ day July 29 The bride is one of the best offriends congratulated on winning her as a wife He too is popular and will make an ideal husband for this ex ¬ prominentin o the town and have the beat wishes ofour people for ¬ prosperous The bride is a sister of townsman J H Brunner Pound A purse containing money The owner can have same by proving same and paying costs Call on I or address Mrs J B Cecil Mt Sterling Ky Musical Recital Mrs S A Mickey organist at the Cynthiana Christian Church has been visiting Mrs Jno Froze- for a week She is a skillful mu ¬ od sician Some t the Methodist Church wished to have her ergsn n and set Monday evening as the time Word Was passed around to houe arrived the auditorium was practi- cally ¬ filled A rich treat was given to the lovers e wary highly pleased I Bourbon Egg Producer byW 5 Boughtke vf f F Tabb haa bought at 75c followei q Prewitt 2300 and Dunlap Gay 600 bu Enter the seCollege and prepare for good positions Noth- ing ¬ pays better Positions guar- anteed ¬ 32 For SaleTwo coltsyearlina- nd yr old Mrs 0 Moberly Examinations for State and County certificates for teachin will be held on Aug 17 and 18th The institute begins Aug 20 Autumn W Season L I 1906 MI > New IBetter wooo SOCIAL EVENTS Page column2 MefMisses Woerner Sue McCullocb Edsav Cremin Alice Volkman Louis- ville Mayme Redmond Nancy OggElla our city guests Miss Grace Ogg house party Holly Wood THE SICK eMrs Mallnda Mitchell though sick Improving Opening display ofall down the minute fabrics for Fall and Winter suits trous and over coats Thursday Friday and Sat Allr garment sold this trip Tried before finished Puncb Graves Why NotTape Dr Frank Billings who attend Marshall Fields Chicago put his bill for 25000 and Fields died too For Sala Thirty seven ewes and bucks Stagger 32t Side View Ky RainS During the past week there has been but little rain until Tues day morning oclock there was heavy all Mrs Claude Halleywill open her Primary Class her residence Clay Street Monday September 1906 44t Michael Maher clerking for John Robinson the Jeweler They are falling otf the fencen SpringStock lasvillei FOR ALE Because ate putting goer through our residence have four good stoves for sale one St Louis range and three heater Apply at this office For Fresh Groceries Correct andg Vegetables season call M F HINSONS gLOCUST and BANK STS Phone 726 I NEW I New Methods New Ideast QUAR TERS September 1st 1906 Will Mark the Dawn of New Era its the Millinery and Ladies Outergarment Business in Our City Having secured the wellknown millinery storo successfully operated for a quarter of a century by MARTIN CO waif open the most complete and comprehensive line of MILLINERY SUITS HATS CLOAKS and FURS ever seen East Kentucky Indi vlduality shall stamp every offering every article shall bear the earmarks of the ¬ tist sameness common with other stores shall linger our wears While wo i shall raise the standard of quality higher our prices shall always bo the lowest the per cent hero shall be based volume of business done and not a few sales at big profits Wo have secured tho service of one of the foremost trimmers tho West ad shall seek your business the bases that we give you botter service and bettor goods at the same money the same gpods for loss money than any other house the State supportViand good shopping point for tho ladies of Eastern Kentucky am very respectfully c r I Goods I I 1F1TSNfYIbYril Styles i fq t J i L 5c i f = 1 of are of at a at seriously is to rs ¬ ¬ on fc ¬ ed of in r- r 3 on ¬ at 11 a at on 3 is si 1 we we t tf at at i i l a so T P I in ar no so in as on in on or In I b I j MRSj i 4 cJr I i fr i 11v1ng Prlt8sTII Jl 1 J <

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kiUi The Misses Pangburn have returned from OhioOtV H Stroaaman was at Gray

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>> S isii Mrs Andy Wills and children

5 4fi andMiss Josie Kratzer are withi j > relatives on Red RiverI jr

ji iMsses Lillie Laura and Allene1 iF Tx Elkins returned Friday night fromP r their visit to Lexington

i 11i 1K> = W V Holley and family J G

j Vv lTrimble Jr and Miss Mary Bi

2 S Jones are at Atlantic CityVtr Miss Dora Swango on Vednes

fOO S v day returned from a weeks visiti iJfic 22with the Misses Kitchen at Ash

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WxcVp W Tibbs Ranshaw of Covingi ton who spent three weeks t-

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c V A L Skidmore of Bowen wt in the city Wednesday wants1 t

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St to purchase a farm of about 100acres in this county

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Miss Ibobel Harris returnedhome last week to Fulton Moaccompanied by her nephews Jasand Thomas Vanaant

I Mrs Joe A Stephens on Fridaywentto visit D S Godaey andwife at aft Repose Cv and laterrelatives in Cincinnati

tofaa SteUaThoni son of Richimood is here

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Thom Boaweli of South OmahaNebula with N H Trimble

MISS Susie Godboy of New Cas-tle is with Mrs R M Trimble

Mrs Hayden Wyatt of Louisvilleria visiting Mrs F M Wyatt

MIssl

Vaneta Sullivan of Clarkcounty is visiting relatives andfriends here

Mrs Brown and daughter whohave been visiting G B SwangoLleave todayI

Miss Ella Trimble and MrsBelle Miller came to Torrent Tori

yesterday

bliss Rebecca Cockrell of Lexington is the attractive guest ofMiss Mary Lockridge

Misses Pearl and Emma Coona

spent from Friday until Tuesdaywith relatives at Bethel

Rev HJX Clark and daughterare at home from a three weeksvisit at Ann Arbor MichCia ¬

cinnati 0Ou Saturday went toCrooks Bath county to visit Tel a

fivesf

Thomas Calvqrt and wife of

Tilton spent from Friday till Sun ¬

day with the family of GarfieldJ

Perkins

Miss Tina Pariah of Columbus f

0 visited her sister Mrs Heilman last week and left for Layporte Ind on Tuesday

J M Hoffman Jas French Ben

Drake Robert Coleman Harvey

Prewitt Thps Kennedy and familyj

and Miss Susette Johnson went I

Atlantic City on ThursdaytMrs Jail GatewoOd Misses

Mary Gatewood Anna Johnson I

Mesdames W bL Bridgetorth 1

her married daughters have been1LasPat Shannon and family leavethis week for Kansas City Mo

their future home They have formany years llived in our city andI

have many friends Who wish themsuccess

Several citizens spent Sunday attOlympian Springs Fully sixtypeople from Lexington Winches-

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and our city went by the spec-

ial

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from our city on Saturday theregular 705 trainI

A camping party composed ofMessrs Benton Kinsolving JamSamuels Tom Cunningham Kennedy Dehaven and Ben Cox 1leftlast Saturday for Hunters Camp >

wherei they willspend a muchneeded vacation

Mens Oxfords At Cost

Stacy Adams <fc Gos

asoxfords 375Walk Over

f J350 and 100 oxfords 275

All of our 250oxford8 1

Punch is Graves

Police Mast Enforce Law

Mayor Combs of Lexington hasnotified Chief of Police that theSunday closing law must be en ¬

forced against saloons Promdismissal l will come to all ofllqeraWho fail to report any violations

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You have all heard the old anxinf Nearer the bone thesweeter the meat So it is with the stock of merchan ¬

disefwe have left after our great July sale while the stockhas been greatly reduced and many of the plums have idisappeared there still remains some rare juicy bargains

I and we have decided to continue the great cut price sale001111 summer goods as long as they last So if youfailed to get here during July come now and we will giveyou these goods at last months price Dont delay we

want you to get your share of this good picking Re ¬

member we are always headquarters for highclass DressGoods and Ladies Furnishings

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JOHN P JONESMAIN STREET MT STERLING KY

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RELIGIOUSo

Preaching at Springfield nex i

Sabbath at 3 oclock in the after

noonRevHD Clark will conduct

the Union service at MethodistChurch

Preaching at Southern Preabterian Church next Sabbath at11 oclock

Rev M G Buckner ia holdingmeeting at Russellville 0 the oldI

home of JH Brunner

oOn Aug 16 continuing 10 dayshe Saints will begin their camp

meeting near Jefforaonville

Church members should comeIioff the fence Columns 1 and 3

page 1 section 2 and 12

The meeting at Sideview by RevE E Dawson has been postponedfrom August I3tto September 3

A meeting began at Camargd onMonday night Rev Oney thepastor is assisted by Rev A IPJones

Anyone who expects to attendthe Sabbath School State Convention to be held in Ashland Augu21 2223 will apply tb Rev J RMeacham for certificate grantsreduced rates and entertainmentThe Sabbath Schools of the town

sand couhty are requested to electtheir delegates at once so theirnanfes may be sent in to the Chair-man by the 15th

v

The most desirable patterns arealways sold out first Get yourchoice of all thats new for thatfall suit ini opening display Auga 10 and II

Punch b GravesJ

6Robbers Caught

On Friday as we came fro m

VikeviJle we aaw ExJudge Dysardof Grayson who said officials hadcaptured 6 of the men who hadrobbed a store at Olive Hill anoshot the clerk WhO had shown rewoopt ld

soon taken LJIi

For Sale f

House and lot on Levee PikeCallon EWING A FLYNN

s3cit C and 0 Dap

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Ina letter to the wandRers ofthe reception to be given him inNew York upon his return to thcountry Hon WJ Bryan suggeststhat the expense of the receptionbe borne by popular subscriptionand that every care be taken toreceive no money from a question-able

¬

source

In connection with the TobaccoFair next February a FarmersInstitute will be held here ° It willbe in charge of the Comtrisaionerut Agriculture

A try on of any suit sold in open ¬

ing display Aug 010and 11 >

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DEATHSvs I

tJas Barber aged 84 died nearWades Mill Saturday

McVeySr ¬

ofNicholasCHAVENSageYabout 75 died suddenly ab his

home near Somerset Church oMonday morning Aug 6 190GsevI ¬

eral months he was out on thfarm a few hours before he diedHe leaves a wife but no childrenThe burial was in the family bur-

Ins ground Tuesday afternoonHOWARD Misa Polly Howard

aged about 38 died dt her home

IuesdaymorningShe had been sIck for three woowith typhoid fever She is survt-ed by her mother brothers PressA Jr Jeff in Missouri end sis ¬

ters Mrs Wm Day at BethelKy and Miss Nannie The burialwill be at Machpelah today+tTo The Ladies

stWe have made the following re ¬

ductions on oxfords This seasonsgoodsn

U oxfords for 2983 ife 350 oxfords 248250 198175 <fe 200 124

Punch do Gravest

EntertainedIn honor of their relative and

guest Mrs Florence Warren anddaughter Miss Amelia of Parkersburg W V the following haveentertained at dinner C B Stephens and family Henry C turnerand wife Chas H Wilson andfamily P B Turner and familysad Gano Caywoodand familyThere are several more to comeWlio will be the next

A Strong Insurance Agency

Is that of which T F Rogers ofthis city is the head Represent ¬

ins pine large companies whichhave stood the test and have auptabfeHrisks for Fire Tornado Life Acci ¬

dent Health Burglary Insurancealsemplpyera liability insurance

otand bonds He also handles real-estate and acts as agent for theborrower in securing loans

aboveislines His business ia not confin ¬

ed to Mt Sterling alone but transacts business in allof the townswithin fifty miles of here Call onr T F ROGERS

Just So-

lo Senator McCrearya friendshe Jis reported as saying l amas much for you as you are for meAnal is this the way the Senatormeasures things

LOST Pair goldframe specta-cle

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between Mrs Sam Harts andthis city Return to this officeand get reward

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Come off the fence Page 1column 3 Section 11

Marriage license has been grant-ed to James Young of Powell

WadeofcountyJOHNSONIIKUNNER

J W Johnson was minded toEisa Anna Brunner at the brideshome in Georgetown Ohio on Sun ¬

day July 29The bride is one of the best

offriendscongratulated on winning her as awife He too is popular and willmake an ideal husband for this ex ¬

prominentinothe town and have the beat wishesofour people for ¬prosperous

The bride is a sister oftownsman J H Brunner

Pound

A purse containing money Theowner can have same by provingsame and paying costs Call onI

or address Mrs J B Cecil MtSterling Ky

MusicalRecitalMrs S A Mickey organist at

the Cynthiana Christian Churchhas been visiting Mrs Jno Froze-for a week She is a skillful mu ¬odsician Some tthe Methodist Church wished tohave herergsn nand set Monday evening as thetime Word Was passed around tohouearrived the auditorium was practi-cally

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filled A rich treat was givento the lovers ewaryhighly pleased

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Bourbon Egg ProducerbyW5Boughtkevff F Tabb haa bought at 75c

followeiqPrewitt 2300 and Dunlap Gay600 bu

Enter the seCollege andprepare for good positions Noth-ing

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pays better Positions guar-anteed

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32

For SaleTwo coltsyearlina-nd yr old Mrs 0 Moberly

Examinations for State andCounty certificates for teachinwill be held on Aug 17 and 18thThe institute begins Aug 20

AutumnW

Season

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Page column2MefMissesWoerner Sue McCullocb EdsavCremin Alice Volkman Louis-ville Mayme Redmond NancyOggEllaourcity guests Miss Grace Ogg

house party Holly Wood

THE SICK

eMrs Mallnda Mitchell thoughsick Improving

Opening display ofall downthe minute fabrics for Fall andWinter suits trous and overcoats Thursday Friday and SatAllrgarment sold this trip Triedbefore finished

Puncb Graves

Why NotTapeDr Frank Billings who attend

Marshall Fields Chicagoput his bill for 25000 andFields died too

For SalaThirty seven ewes and bucksStagger32t Side View Ky

RainSDuring the past week there has

been but little rain until Tuesday morning oclock therewas heavy all

Mrs Claude Halleywill open herPrimary Class her residenceClay Street Monday September1906 44t

Michael Maher clerking forJohn Robinson the Jeweler

They are falling otf the fencen

SpringStocklasvilleiFOR ALE

Because ate putting goerthrough our residence have fourgood stoves for sale one St Louisrange and three heater Apply atthis office

For Fresh Groceries CorrectandgVegetables seasoncall

M F HINSONSgLOCUST and BANK STS

Phone 726

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QUAR TERSSeptember 1st 1906 Will Mark the Dawn of New Era its

the Millinery and Ladies Outergarment Businessin Our City

Having secured the wellknown millinerystoro successfully operated for a quarterof a century by MARTIN CO waifopen the most complete and comprehensiveline of MILLINERY SUITS HATS CLOAKSand FURS ever seen East Kentucky Indivlduality shall stamp every offering everyarticle shall bear the earmarks of the ¬

tist sameness common with otherstores shall linger our wears While wo

i shall raise the standard of quality higherour prices shall always bo the lowest theper cent hero shall be based volume ofbusiness done and not a few sales at bigprofits Wo have secured tho service of oneof the foremost trimmers tho West adshall seek your business the bases thatwe give you botter service and bettor goodsat the same money the same gpods forloss money than any other house the StatesupportViandgood shopping point for tho ladies of EasternKentucky am very respectfully

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