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Buford Wyatt of Alabama iis

hereProfFowler of K M I was

here last week

Miss Mary Sue Thomson is visit-ing

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friends in Richmond

Xvil Daniel of Tucson Arizonay L homfor the summer

fTim Goodwin was at home from

fPIdaysPI°t Miss Mamie Turner has returnedlTl

t y jj from a visit to friends in Frankfortt

Mrs Chamberlain of Indianapo ¬

his is with her rather J W Craig

James Archdeacon of Carlislewas in the city Sunday on busnes-

Andrew Wyatt is at home fromJLeringtsn taking s Decks vaca ¬

tionMisses J

Cassells of Texas arevisiting their cousin Mrs D H

PriestMrs

H L Barnes directs heri diaper sent from Fort Collins ColV iDenverfu TuOB Caedidyof Lexingtoniispent Sunday night with M 11IIf Cassidy11jj y Boone Wade of Muscogee 1 Tw came on Thursday and will return

this weeki Geo Bishop and son Frank ofrelativesIhere Monday

Miss Fannie Rogers of Lexington is visiting Miss Alice Apperson this weekfMrs Shearer of Madison countyis with her cousins Mesdames4tontr and Berry

Mrs J W McClure and sonf Mark are visiting relatives here

uud at Side View this week

m Mrs pariah Lynn of Richmondand Mrs Nannie Hooker of Lex¬ington are with Mrs Minerva Wit ¬

hams

Miss Cora Linville has returne-t to her home at Hedges after spend

days with G S Orine an

44familyFannie Johnson of Paris

from Olympian SpringsWednesday and was met by hergrandmother Mrs Fannie Talbott-of Sharpsburg whom she will visit

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r B Rodman visited his parentsin Frankfort last week and attended tho Stato Undertakers Associ ¬

ation

Richard and Wm Jeffries of LosAngeles Cal are visiting theiruncle Henry Hall and other rela ¬

tivesIMr L R Greene and son Will Jof Bramblett spent Friday andSaturday with his mother Mrs S

T Greene

Mrs Kate Schlegel of Richmondreturned to her home last week aftera visit to the family of Mr A

SchlegelMrMrs J W Kittering of

Cincinnatiwho have been theguests of Miss Ida McKee returned

ome MondaymMiss Elina Allen of Lexington

hail Miss Sinclair of Georgetownwho visited at Prof H M Gunnhave returned home

Mrs Louella St Clair the newpresident of Hamilton College willbe at the Christian Church on Wed-

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eveningVIMoore of North Middletown visit-ed friends in the city from Satur¬day untillIonday

Mrs Clarence Hadden and childand Mrs Dillard Hadden of Jack ¬

son and Mrs Joe Wilkerson ofLouisville are at Rufus Haddcns

Miss Lizzie Giltner of Eminenceteacher of music at Campbell Hagerman College Lexington expectsto be here soon to organize a classin piano and violin

Misses Ethel and May Barnettof Richmond Beltie and SadieMrseJames Eblen and daughter Bessieof Louisville are visiting the fam ¬

ily of John W Wade this week

Misses Mary Wood Innville Mollie Jones and Bertfia Orme leftTuesday afternogu for Hedges toattend the HollandLinville wed ¬

ding which will take place today at8 00 p m at the home of the bride

C 31 McGuire and JM Richieof May town were hereon SaturdayMr Richie has recently bought thegeneral merchandise store of W W

Swango at Maytown and will keepa line of nice goods He also dealsin live stock

Henry son of D B Garrison iswith relatives here

Misses Fannie Belle and MaryHerriott are in Georgetown

Miss Minnie Groves has returnedront a delightful visit to Fal

mouth

Mrs J A Gilkey and Miss Emily Skillman of North Middletownwere in the citv yesterday

Misses B Gibbons and FlorenceJoyce visited lies Mayme Louryat Sideview lust Saturday

Clay Gibbous and sister MissLizzie visited their grand motherMrs Bibb at Grassy last week

R T Bean of Wichita Kanrlhas returned from Powellcounty1and will be hero for several daysthedfatally of his grandmother Mrs

Susan F Hedden of Shelby countyF A Tucker left yesterday for

Houston Texas whero he goes inthe interest of farming lands

Rector Roger Peters who washero for several days visiting hisaunts Mesdames Addie Chinn andHenrietta Calk and to meet his sis-

ters Mrs Bryant and Miss MattiePeters who are I hero from Ohihuplus Mexico returned to his homeFridayImorning

Republican Convention

IThe following is what the Republicans got out of their State con ¬

vention in Louisville lust weekFor Governor Morris B Belknap

Louisville Lieutenant GovernorJ B Wilhoit Ashland TreasurerJohn A Black Barboursville j Au-

ditor George W Welsh DanvilleAttorneyGeneral W M BecknerWinchester j Secretary of StateJ C Speight Mayfield Superin ¬tendent of Public Instruction Liv ¬

ingston McCartney Henderson j

Commissioner of Agriculture GeoBaker Muhlenberg Clerk of Courtof Appeals J H Newman of Mon ¬

roe countytheytare pleased to a platform Itwill be in our next issue I

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andpositivelyPrices re CLt 41i TO PieceE7ex37tliirLg Is Included lxi SaleDo you need any in Mens or Boys Wear from head to foot You can buy it at a BARGIAN NOWBring your cash it alone talks

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SIEEL tAN Mrs Charles Spedan of Winchester is dead

LXWKENCK Miss Emmu Lawrenee of Winchester died of ty-

phoid fever-

CLARKuWm M Clarke died onFriday night at the homo of hissonlalaw Dr N T Clarke atHowards Mill He lived only a fewminutes after he was paralyzedHe was 82 years old and was a son

inlaw of Jesse Yates well knownhere many years ago The funeralservice was at Bethlehem Church onSunday morning j burial in Win ¬

chesterWiLLIA3Is0NRevC P Willi-

amson died at Brooklyn N Y onThursday after a surgical opera ¬

tion He is a well known preacherof the Chiistian Church and ateacher He was n professor atHamilton College Lexington andPrincipal of Madison Female In

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Richmond Ky for someyears He was buried in Lexing ¬

Kyon SaturdayHOFFMAN Wm Curry Hoflmnn

son of Albert Hoffman andwife of this city died at the GoodSamaritan Hospital in Lexingtonon Thursday night July 16th 1903after a short sickness witsborn 16 1872 hence was inIns 32 year His life was spent in

city He married Miss MarciaBent daughter of iI Bent andwife To them was born a sonWilliam Nelson For many yearshA has been associated withfather in insurance businessand has been regarded as OHO or themostcnterprisingand best informer

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¬afternoon by Rev H D

Clark and the burial was in Machpelah Totho sorrowing andmother and kindred we extend oursympathy and commend them tothe word of God for comfort

Well Bestowed

last Tuesday evening at theLodgeinS Stokley was the recipient of ahandsome silver mug presented tohim by Grand Master WorkmanThos D Osborn as a testimonialto his untiring efforts in the inter¬

est of the order The presentationspeech was made by Judge A Apleasingcd in a fittingmanner

Remember the lecture at Court-House Thursday evening at 830oclock by Rev Weber Ticketsare on sale

Snow inIn answer to inquiry will say the

big snow fell on May 20 1804 J

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oclock Monday afternoon Deathoccurred throughexhlLustion

Cardinal Oregliu assumed chargeas the member of the SacredCollege and will preside during theinterregnum The funeral will lastnine the Popes lying iin-

state in St Peters Cathedral thethe selection of a new Pontiff willbe made

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morningJulyof tho large and wellassorted stocof groceries of C T Evans Co

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and at tho prices themake 3Beget your part of the bargains

Jacobs Fine Chocolates-A LINK OF KINK CHOCOLATES find

UElEIVEDFIIKSUKennedys drug store

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Beginning with July 21 we will closeour store at 700 P M each day exceptSaturday and Court Day until furthernoticeWe

do this because we think it rightAll men should have some while for restand recreation If urgent we will cometo store at any time We hope all willappreciate our motive

Ever ready to serve you with the bestgoods at closest prices we are

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Rev J Ditzler preachedatGrassy on Sunday

The Sunday School at Stoops has50nRev Geo Joplin will preach atChristian Church on Sunday eve¬

ningTherewere 17 additions to the

Peeled Oak congregation duringRashkRev W G McCready of Win ¬

chester Archdeacon of the Episco ¬

pal Diocese of Lexington has ac¬cepted a call to the Church of theNativity Maysville

The Sunday School AssociationStatesSundaySchoolRev I T Wills writes from

Harrodsburg that he will begin aprotracted meeting at HowardsMill on Saturday night the 25thinstant A cordial invitation is ex-tended

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to everyone

It will pay you to see and hearbyProfwill be in demand Fix your affairsfor the Evangelistic meetings be¬ginning Sunday morning Aug 2d

Do not neglect the cottage pray ¬

er meetings If you are a realChristian let your neighbors know it

Evangelist ¬

make you tired to hear Prof Hicksthe Southern singer sing the songsof Zion

Williams it Hicks are mastersof assemblies You cannot affordto miss their meetings Preach ¬

ing every afternoon at 3 oclockand every night

The big tont for the use A DrWilliams and Prof Hicks in theireau µ uhiual meeting will resell herothis week and will DC put upon theold Farmers Bank Building lotwith entrance on Bunk street opposite the ADVocATE Jon Roosts Thetea t will accommodate 2500 peopleProf Hicks will be hero the earlypart of next week to superintendthe construction of the tent andplatform and umhe ready Inc theAugust2ndturned from Harrodsburg wherehe had beon in tho meeting nearlyn week and says it is a pronouncedsuccess and is resulting in greatgood Some of tho vilest sinnersand most corrupt men have comaforward and asked for tho prayersof Gods people

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Dr J A Shirleys condition isseriousTom

Greene of near Levee isvery sick

Nettie daughter of W F Hortonwho leis been dangerously sick withappendicitis is yet sick

Mrs Ella Gregory of Bethel who

improving ¬¬PerformedMrs Lane of this city

Mrq J Q Stephens went toLexington today to consult with aspecialist regarding an operationfor cancer She was accompaniedby her son Cli Stephens MrsStephens has been suffering fromthis dread affliction for severalmonths Should an operation be

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decided upon we sincerely hope itwill be successful

Jno J Cox ot Cauiargo killednear Yale a rattlesnake with 10rattles

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