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yViiHt Turner Jr is at homef larry South Of Frankfort was

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iliss Katherine Herriott is visitnt Danville

i F Greene and wife are atronto Canada

jam Scobee is here from Louisle for two weeksI I

f G Trimble Jr went tozel vGreen Thursday

ilrs >ji A Stephens is visitingnth 3fiit Hazel Green

lrst Iii Clay Turner of Lexjton was here last week

Mr and Mrs R II Winn rened last week from Canada

3 F Hannah und family hugecoved to Barr street Lexing

<Mrs Chas Pangburn and chien are visiting at Georgetownliio

Miss Agnes Walsh of Crawrdsville <Ind1 is visiting herother

llNunnellcy and wife ofI isville visited Fr Buss tt

t week

Miss Tilary Herriott is visitingr aunt Mrs R N Ratliff atarpsbllrgIMisses Julia Norris and Maryimble have returned from Mid-

town Ohio

liss Emerald July has returned>m a visit to the family of IDLlithat Carlisle

liss Nettie Heaton returnedt week from a visit to CarlisleilI FlemingsburgVI F Thomson of New Orns arrived Saturday night toit Mrs Ann E Bean

kliss Stella Wilson of Cincini visited the families of C G

1 gburn and A S Setters

Hiss Marguerite Evans returnedt week from a ten days visith relatives near Little Rock

liss Lizzette Parker has returnto hQome in Paris accompad byMhss Elixabeth Laughlin

Irs Ed Wright and daughterWashington D Care visitings Jane Wright and Mrs 1 Batt

Mrs M G Buckher and sonof Mansfield 0are here

Mott Ayers is here for a fewdays with his wife and baby

Miss Lura Letton of Millersburg is the guest of Miss BruceChiles

Miss Rosa Burke of Winches ¬

ter is with her sister Mrs R EPunchIH Clay McKee and wife arc at

Martinsville Ind hoping to re ¬

gain health

Mrs J W Burton and sonshave gone to Maysville to spendthe summer

Mrs John 1D Young Jr andchildren of Jackson are visitingrelatives here

Mrs Anna Tipton is in Indmapolis Ind visiting here daughterMrs Satlzgaber

Mrs Duley and laughter ofFlcmingsbursr visited Mrs EllaYoung last week

Miss Mary Singleton of Lan-

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is visiting her aunt MrsChas K Oldham

Misses Mary Cobb Stofer andRebecca Kendall are visiting rein ¬

tives in Fleming county

Miss Mattie Belle Pcttitt andbrother of Lexington are withtheir uncle H C Parrish

Mrs YoV Volley who hasbeen visiting her father 1 GTrimble left on yesterday 6

Mrs J Will Allen of Lexing ¬

ton spent Wednesday and Thurs ¬

day with Irs1L Eo Cassidy

Allen Prewitt Jackson of Win ¬

chester visited his grandfatherAllen Prewitt Sr in the county

Mrs Mattie Alexander andchil ¬

dren and Miss Leo Miller ofFlorida are visiting Mrs SarahMiller

Mrs Thomas Fesler and daugh-

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of Georgetown have beenwith Mrs Joel Fesler Theyleave tomorrow

belly D Jones Misses BlancheWyatt Willie McCormick andEmma Lewis on Thursday wenton excursion Co Niagara Falls

Mrs B F Herriott on Thurs ¬

lay accompanied her sister MrsHoge to Kansas City Mrs logewillsoon come to Kentucky to re ¬

side

Mrs James McDonald MissKatie Welsch and Teddy Minnchan went to Paris Wednesday toattend the funeral service of MissMargaret Hays who lied at herhome in Winchester on Monday

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RELIGIOUS1 e e e e e

The W C 1 U will meet withMrs Clayton Howell on Thursdayat 3 oclock

There will be preaching at Som-

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church both Sunday morningand evening August 4th

Regular quarterly meeting washeldat the 11 E Church SundayRev C F One preaching

The Womans Prayer Meetingwill be held at the Southern Pres-byterian

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Church on Saturday at 4oclock

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The Saints Oampmeeting willbegin near JellcrsOlwillc on Fri ¬

day August 5th anti willcontinue10 days Everybody is invited

The ofliccrs and teachers of theChristian Church Bible Schobls inthis county will please rememberthe conference at Corinth Churchon Thursday August 8 Leteachcome prepared to relate ex ¬

periences successes diflicultiesask questions and make sugges ¬

tions for more advancedworkThe hour of meeting will be 030

oclockThenew Christian Church at

Camargo will be dedicated nextSunday August 4th Rev ILW Elliott State Secretary willpreach the sermon Rev JIVMcGarvey Sr will ordain theofficers of the church Dinnerwill be served free Everybodycordially invited to attend RevII D Clark will preach in after-noon

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or evening

The protracted meeting at Som ¬

erset Christian Church closedMonday evening the 29thwithsixteen confessions three reclaim ¬

ed and one by letter The interestwas fine to the very last therebeing four accessions on Sundayand five on Monday The mem ¬

bership of the church seemed re-

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anti to be much interested inmore effective work for the MasterThe preaching was clone by thregular minister of the churchWm II Cord-

On Sunday afternoon the How ¬

ards Mill Baptist Church electedRev T Benton Hill as pastor ofthe church DIH Thompsonas trustee to succeed the late DrR Q Drake and October 1st waselectedas a time to holdu pro ¬

tracted meeting A committee ofwomen was selected to raise moneywith which to put the church inrepair Greene Reasor and MrWills were appointed to hue anestimate made of the cost to puchurch in repair and Mr ThomasReasor was directed to furnish dataJ

for church letter to Bracken Asso-

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Rev Hill will preach onfourth Sunday afternoons of eachmonthand hopes soon to beginservices twice each month

The first services in the C M

K Church following extensive im ¬

provements was held on Sundaymorning afternoon and eveningsessions The auditorium is nowvery attractive comparing favor-ably

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with any in the city Offer ¬

ings were received at each serviceThe total cash received on

Sunday was 102560Previously paid 28000

Total 15GO-II White friends contributed ofp

this 10400Pledges amounting to aboutI

200 are yet unpaidRev 1t G Turner preached in

afternoon emphasizing right liviirr Attendance at each servicewas large

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iine shoats fresh Jersey cowsandU No1 square piano

Y C B Stephens1 At Advocate office

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DEATHS ss-

fj 11dd fJ L Kcyes aged 91 died at

Winchester Wednesday

Mrs Green Adams laughter ofIBreck Brewer of Tolivcr Wolfecounty died on July 25th

CHAMBKUS On last Sunday AnTurpineightmonthsold daugh ¬

ter of J W Chambers toldwifeof Winchester She was sick onlya week and was not consideredserious until death was fast ap ¬

proaching Mr Chambers is man-ager of the Home Telephone CoWinchester and is well and favor-ably known here

GloviuVirgil Glover agedabout 46 years died at his room inthis city on Thursday morningJuly 25 1907 after intense suffer-ing from rock cancer Aftershort services at the grave con ¬

ducted by Iev1I 1D Clark theremains were laid to rest in Machpelah Cemetery Mr Glover wasa native of this county He issurvived by two sisters Mrs 1IE Tucker of Louisville and MrsMary K Breen of this city andone brother Robert Glover ofIndian Territory to whom we cx ¬

tend sympathy

CATLKTT Richard Catlett tenmonthsold son of Robert E Cat ¬

lett and wife of Owingsville diedfront flux Saturday lord was buriedat Owingsville Sunday afternoonThe love and tender care bestowedupon this little one will bear a richfruitage It abides with hint whosaidBSUtrel the little childrento come unto me and suffer thennot for of such is the Kingdom ofGod He was a nephew of MrsPierce Winn of this city Pierc-IYinn and wife John G Winn and1

wife Robt H Winn and wifeRobert Gatewoodand wife JackGatewoodand wife James Gatewood and family Joshua Owingsj

and family C C Chcuault and1

wife MessrSjIII I G Hoffman Jnooutecounty attended the funeral ser-

vice

TmIIBuShelton Trimble ofMencfee County hud been infeeble health for several months

1and dangerously sick with a di ¬

seased foot for some weeks Ahurss ¬

day announcing his death Shel ¬

ton Trimble son of William und1

Klcanor Trimble was born atNavel Green Ky June 23 1821and died JulyJ 24 J 907 He wasthe fourth of 13 children 12 ofwomentOf this large fancily only three areliving 1 G Trimble Sr of MtSterling MrsI John Wilson ofHazel Green and Frank Trimbleof Memphis Tenn Mr Trimblewas twice married His first wifewas Miss Swango of IHazel GreenTo them were horn 8 children 5

of whom are living His second1

wife was Miss Catron of Menefcewho survives him To them wereborn ten children of whom eightare now living The youngestB Ir u c e Trimble is now 23years of age anti lives at the old1

home All these brothers and sis ¬

ters except four live in the Westand North mostly in Illinois and1

Missouri The funeral servicewas held at the Christina Churchi

in Hazel Green on Friday after-noon

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by his nephew Bruce WTrimble editor of this papei whowith his brother JT Jr leftLfor Hazel Green Thursday afterIi on The writer has conducted 1

or assisted in the funeral serviceof live of his fathers brothers andsisters J G Trimble Sr wasunable to attend because of severeinjuries received in elevator accident June 4 The spirit has re¬

turned to Gosh who gave it Thebody worn by the conflicts and1

hardships of a long life rests onthe hill overlooking the place ofhis birth and early manhood Letthe good in his life be emulatedand may his children and grandjchildren walk in the narrow wayto life eternal

Ladies Misses and ChildrensSlippers at cost

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j THE SIGKaIs

It A Mitchell is very sickGeorge Snyder has been seri

ously sick since Friday

The condition of Col E BClay of Paris has very much imJJ

proved

Gretna Lysle Manna who hastbeenweeks is improving She will beI ljHannas

ington in a few days

Joe Thomas who has been verysick from injuries received whileworking for the Home TelephoneCompany has been returned frolllIthe Good Samaritan Hospital Lex-ington improved but continues ina serious condition

Kentucky Merchants

Write me and Iwill show youhow you can make from 1000 to

3000 a year handling EdisonPhonographs records and supplieson an investment of less than onehundred

dollarsLawrenceMcGreal

Factory Agent29 East 5th St Cincinnati 0

Crdd 1a KN-jj MARRIAGESC + +q d °

Three months after facing theparson together they were icatedl

at the ten tableH Do you love me still r queried1

the young wife after the mannerof her kind

HOf course I love you still heanswered Now keep quiet whileDailye1News

Guthries prices tell a saving

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BIRTHSId1d NLo1b4McCord and wife of

Winchester a SOl weight iVpounds Jack Lyle McCord Jr

Bargains

Having decided to close out myentire business which must bedone by the first of September I

1will give you the best bargainsever offered in Mt Sterling onQuecnsware China Tin EnamelWhite Steel Enamel Ware Someremnants of Wall Paper left go-

at Ic a bolt up good room lots atli2 a and 5c Now is the time totbuy your paint Good paint at7rc tier gallon up 2 carriagepaint floor paint the best varnishI

stains in the market at less thatcost window shades good spiinirroller 3 for 25c j gas mantles a-

Im 25cj globes less titan costchair seats 10 12 and 15c now fl

G and Sc upholster nails Havesome bargains in undressed dolls7f Sl1 12511111 150 dolls go att50 75 1 and 5125 White Mountwin Ice Cream Freezers Sqt425 now J50 fruit jars qtt at

50c one hnlI gallon GOc nice fancy baskets lOc up Buy youwindow glass cheap now Cut toany size you want Carpet paper t

50 yardroll 100 sale priceGOc roost molding l1K per foot tolicj plate roll picture moldingsGet your picture frames nowmoldings at cost-

IlainlinesI Racket Store

Killed By Train

At Elkins W Va a train killed Roscoe Little son of JJ U BLittle exjailer of Wolfe county

SfSPECIALSI

JAt Roth Bros Cash Grocery

BEST MACARONIcim toimported5c lpackages at 2 for 5cAll lOc packages at 5c

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Swift Cos Fine Toilet Soapsretailed all aver town at 5c and lOca bar will be a Flyer at 2 bars for5c All you want at these pricesSee Our Window Display

No specials delivered unless youbuy enough of other goods

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SOCIAL EVENTS fa

Mrs Charlton Evans entertainedtwelve of her friends with a beau-tiful

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thinner July is Poetry PartyThe following composed tho

house lpartswhich was most eleelegllntlenteltllined by Miss So ¬phia Bingin at her beautiful coun¬

home near Burgin Ky lastweek Misses Alice AppersonMinnie Batimstark Lnna CockrelljRosalind Rogers Messrs TommyTonkins Bratton Sutton GeorgeMcAlister Shields Gay and JacobIHedden of this city und Misses1Rebecca Cockrell and Louise McConathy of Lexington On Mon ¬

lily the crowd was taken to High1Bridge where they spent threofdays1 The1 entire party is continlually speaking of Miss Burginshospitality and to item is thanksdue for one of the best times ofjtheir lives

AT MANUFACTURERS

COST fOR CASK

Stacy Adams Cos 5 Oxfordsand Shoes 375

OxfordsC350 value for 82 75

LADIES SHOES AND OXIKORDSI

Zeigler Bros and Drew Selby298lZcigler Bros and Drew SelbyOosa50 Shoes 275

Zeigler Bros and Drew SelbyCo 250 andI s31 Shoes 193

Misses and childrens shoes andslippers at cost

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iOU Hilts 375400 Mats 298300 Mats 198-

MENSI SHIRTSI

200 Shirts 148150 Shirts 115

SlOO Skirt 74fc

All Sox Collars Culls Neckties Handkerchiefs SuspendersUnderwearI Fancy Vests and Gloves-

at CostSuit Cases Hand Bags told Um

brellas at cost t

PINCH GRAVES

Mt Sterling Ky

Dog Case

The 5100 damage suit againstJailer Langston for killing BellIIfCs dog was decided in favor ofLangston

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Guthrie Clothing CorWeighs the Mail

Postmaster Halls father hasbeen appointed to weigh allmailin the Mt Sterling postollico untilJanuaryJ I 1I

If you dont thcss its notour fault Walsh Bros

e-On Saturday night on IVewilfs

pike Les Bonderant shot and seriGturettrBoth ore colored and were said tobe playing CInpsy

IHurry up prices at Guthries

Improvements

A modern boiler and pump havebees added to the Star PlaningMill plant

Walsh Bros sale draws thecrowds

Store Broken Into

Oldham Bros Cos store bro ¬

ken into Monday night Slit of vclothes and small amount of moneytaken Bloodhounds are on thetrail

Big smash in prices at Gutlirios

GOING AWAY 1 oooinsurance against death and 25 aweek while laid up caused fromtravel accidents at less titan lie II

day Investigate before you startH G HOFFMAN

1tf General Agent1

The eenof tile scasoAl WalshBros sale

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