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Ificucorner cijtComo110mojThe tobacco is about all Itooaed

wurIdflierelaH hats best and

OtLookBrother r Brothersf

Sheet steel wood heaters from150 up at E L A T fferonsComplete ine of hardware

stoves ote at Bud BrothersV L Douglas 250 300wd I

3fvO shoes at Brother Broth ¬

CLIPicturefrunesaid Maslic mixcd paints at J M Brothers drug¬

storeyHavetern hats at Oddie L PUsThey are beauties j

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Alter sprinkling two or threedays a heavy iain foIl Frida <

iiight and Saturday mornngr j

George Miller n f

7aged about 14 years died of con Uwt sumption Sunday morning j

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l 1SSwout intends building a i

Ilenant house on his lot adjoining ythe Cemetery Companys cottago c j

nIhwlm1freshing stoves coal hods shovelspokers grates etc at E LA T Byrons

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p iiwha salt a Eugene Brothersrc11c< Every farmer knows ii pays V

drill your seed Buy the bedrill the Richmond Champion I

from Bud Brother jko

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3 tiTVet ctivoini rx NiJZteinentsWTits BT WAGOKDout traya wagon that rana lift a sleu

oS buy the Fish Bro and have thobest ivagon on fiyi raa kst Plen

01Ithis season It is the rt1OlrtBuctcessful stove on tkoJccpng lIre All aies and priceat Bud Brothers rb

COME CdkE CoMBlTSeeteJ our line of heating sqve Y

embraces monkey cannon oakand airtights All up to dateVand guaranteed

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SAUNDER3CALVBRT Mr JasMIV vrt both of near Wyoming wereA wedded lt y Elder B H Ross in

Goodpaster Cos store Saturday afternoon about 130 oclock I

FINE APPLESJaUCSj

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day presented the editor vrithS eightx >f the finest apples

ersees They were 20ouncedJpIPlmscOAND

i Leave your order vith tBudBrother for a Richmond Ghainpiion vheat dull and tmoledr wheat better wheat and ss fcost for cultivating than ever bc JStbr MARRIAGE ELoPEirECax

c aged 18 son of Vm-

Marileyif > and Miss Rosa Stone alli <P atonSalt Lick Friday night to getIt

married They arc nibe youngpeople I ha-

S4JxExcuttSION TO MOREimAD7 TheYLM C vill run an exAIcur310fl to Morchead SatardoV i

I October 13 leaving Owingswlie

i irIspecial car froth Preston RtSud jIfiiQirr11tprirJ t j

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billheads cards reieedrof business stationery on the bestrB k in tasteful style at thehiost16Abf 4 work with that turned out by an vi r ob office and you will find ittohJyour advantage to have usdois

ivy your workItWe also print posters dodgers

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borg Tfsitu town Monday I

1ard Burbrkige i Kb1a1e0 t ain after a severe iness

>hiikloftiayuntjLMason Boitts came in hornlastta Sfrcndly j

MondayI

L R Slesser and wife return

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S D ThotnpBon was confinedto home some days last weetowith a cold

Miss Lenora Peters returnedFriday fom a visit to relatives inIt Sterling

Walter Coyle wife and motherI

inIawMrs Martha Allen of MtjSterlimr cine over Monday

Iuhn Ricliarcls yeana to relatives returned hometo Knoxville Tenn Thursday

George W Knox of Blabs I

Mill Morgan county wt in townSaturday and was a caller at thisoffice

Brutus Barbridge goes c1ofthis week to resume his job ri

cifonnatiMrJ Ii Ross and little daugh i

ter Julia Gardner of Lexingtoncame Saturday to visit ar I I

Mrs B H Ross

B W Nixon wife and daugh1 1te

teelrWinchester las weekMiss ia Havens returned tqjfofterMrsotinPojoinHlong wen from her injury

I Mr Ida Elliott went to Mt Iii

tori ing this wpok with her sonnflIi t1 Q

the 1 a Sb and II

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Ijsr sister Mrs Arthur PowerB A Shrout wetU Monw tolodgeI taws grnn

11Wmr ft visit to their grandmother

JoOklahomamDuncanCJbothouday to visit the lattors fathtSIgress sa

was here mingling with the vots Friday i 2OscRTalmer andC V Honf

koterThursday aind Mr PalmerHaldeman Rowan i

unty On Friday the latterKS at Sudith Meiifec CoJ1ntyI

Wnlter E S oopston W ya was here Mon ay to try to buy broodnaro enontQJofficctiSherburnevisit to their uncleJUf r d Hawknear Chie Teas who lealoved tbMiasouri m 1888 and

went from there to Texas Pie Bs never been back to his ohIme homo herePress Barnes of Preston who

md been up from his spelloftybupiioid fever for

WedIPIirif now His dau alSg May who also had fevers town since recoverchgMrs Narics bnGinn and Sc rB1W > of East Mason county j

LsiDaughertyas aiI w edy before mairiage and was J 4nr

on tile Forgo Mill farmsisterI15 w age o f f t-

yeari53 and hisislJer first visit back toome She says she recognizes i

me familiar features igIBrenovate feathers in town fo

Yes the Fish 3ros Svagon runslighter and canleg heavier load afR> p

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agday The merchants had a fairtrade Stock trading on the

Jstreet3 was right lively The-mev a good many mules and

prices were very high Abouttwo hundred cattle were offeredand sales were made at even

gher prices than have prevailedlate

Weleet andfor

25Roc Hart sold to Jesse B Hamp

ton a sow and eight pigs for 28weantinAErtfoii5oPtert Shields sold to Dec100tandboughtfor 290

Thomas Wells sold a hors ooHOmar Ratlin for 7580mareIJack Rice bought of Caltpowefl a mute colt for 85 n cow

of Luther Rawlings for 20rWm Hart and Stn sold to Joe Whaley fifteenarling steers at 350 to John

Hughes four yearlfngs at 8Blame Hart sold to P

Jones a 4yearold mule fot ojcu I

ofEHGoodpasterboughapamules r

JakeAdam3Lee Goodpaster bought a pair

01 Pratt ir377 GO and sold a pair to samer 400Jeff L Dawson sold w d T

Wright a mule for 60Omar Willson Co so uire

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same for 140Wm Hart sold to I Hart3JcG g

steer calf to Roy Botti for 16 1arlingforJo Da sOIl I u o calvesyRileywerten short ycarling t er S r

JWha1e t Iry365 to Sharp eighters at 1025 pcr hcaa fa t

o yearling steers of Ittono 7 t 1

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csundameSunday night and h seemedv better fri further Ice will

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atIcn1IIThe pan jury reror I inTturdayootingand wounding disrbing religious worship asult an4 battery 1 selling u ox

icants 8 concealed deadly v i J as I

asault with deadly weapon 1 SsarJudge Young has ordered an

her grand jury to be 3ummonedIfor Monday Oct 15investigate the illegal sale of aljcoholic intoxicants

aBUILDING BOOM IN WEST ENDHenry T Hopkins has boughtlc2dit He 450 for the lotOscar Palmer bought a lot ofM Brother for 00 and will

getstimefromWm T Warner has boiiffht 8

acres of J J Laey and will prob

rTheseM make fivenew residences in that part oftown v

USE JUDGMENT Would youy a mower binder or plow fromrties ou will never see again afohomesfmej11dgmne Buy a Whiteof Bud

OthCIglonaimo against the county adjourn ¬

last week till Tuesday of thisweek N y

Ita3osierclftoDrFe1and performed a

jsurgitIperationOn Mrs ClemiiTrYouotlVJetter get your Kan j Ii

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Oiuvhc above elates our fitter with a complete line of theprettiest and most stylish Ladies Mssesand Childrens readytowear Suits Cloaks and Skirts ever put on exhibition in litSterling will be with us The Indies of this section aro all invitecl to attend and tdcy will miss a treat indited if they fail todo so I

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CHARLES MANLEY D B AD 1Charles Manley aged about 28

ars died in Mt Sterling Satday and was burial here Suny He was n son Mrs Ma¬

Mallley1tisfatl1erboing rankanley was p rtreared in this town and was aphew of Charles Teal of Prth

He was acornve rrltj8MaI tife io OBLU unu lb Lt-

d health also

BEUDRT =A few weeks agoan experiment was made of puttlngtuskey bells on two rats

at W P A>nhsr consFy tahle One of the its wasbellingI

loose 111 the ftaqle andIt eun beheard tinkling its way around

premises It has a lonelyme of it so far as companion ¬

ipof its kind i3 concerned for-t another rat has stayed aboute place since A>>

WELLSROVSE =On lastThitraday afternoon Elder H Ross

his residence united in marriMr Albet Wells eon of Am¬

oze Wells of Pricklysh and Miss Lyddie Roysehe bridal couple were attended

by Mr Ed Garner and Miss Ettarumbo The bridegroom is an-

dustrious and worthy youngfarmer THE OUTLOOK congrtulates the young people

SAW MIiisOLDThe Emerymill at Farmers has been

0to the Licking River Lumberxsicng Co and will be put m-

ope i TO as soon ns the necessarj-iep 4 In be made owing to itsseveral VMrspf idleness It was

fine pk it h will give employment to many 1

Brother l txiV have re-

ivednew fall srsSam T Jones ral a 46pbund

Icsjshaw in his gftil his year

John W Hughes bt Flat Creeksold to W T Plielr twentysecnll7b feedii fr sers at 4tc

When yotiE cook stove orngedontp tle Leader0jlBRQ1IER

TGET A MittH L the best and

marIketByron 4You had better get our Kan

wlia salt o Eugene Botherre the advance Just beIfresh car IIBIG STOTK FfIrtde hari

ness farrcing implemcf wagions sewing machin stonegranite and tinwart queens

ass and silverware a BYrOn I

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marchine45 and ho is here to kvt t iup for 3FQut i

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SUCCESSFur MEETurGT heprotracted meeting at WbiteChurch conduted by OakIM Camoboll and D H

j closed Wednesday night of lastweek with ten additions to the

i church membershipIwUS uxKb A tenant Musetoftt0i1t1Icd mce1 T ulsresiUen

11dcrcounly and B H Ross com-menced

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a protracted meeting atFar ett > schpolhousa Saturdaynight

Kitchen cabinets and cheapsewing machines at a high priesare poor propertyat best Avoidboth and

See big ad of the Denton Mer¬

cantile Co IJiilsborb Ky inthis issue

Brother Brotliers arc head-quarters

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for good shoes

Another rain fell Monday nightBURIED ALivEThe follow

ingdeath notice appeared in theI Kansas City papers laJanuaryI181rentsFrederick J Harvey at 2 oclockyesterday afternoon His deathwas due to cc suniption whichcaused a lingering illness for thepast three years He returnedfrom an extensive visit in NewMexico where ha had hoped toregainhis health and had beenhome a week being conscioUs tothe last mintite He was twentyyears and five months old leav ¬

ing a prostrate mother fathersister and affianced wife MissLilly Godfrey to mourn his loss

The afternoon papers will printthis story

After being buried alive inthe family vault at Kansas Cityfrom January to fche middle MayMr Fredrick J Harvey one ofthe wealthiest men in KansasCity came back to life TuesdaySept 4 and married his Denversweetheart Miss Lillie Godfreyvho was instrumental in restoring him to life Sept 5 departedon his honeymoon the same dayand arrive next week tovisit relatives

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the deceased Fifeferick Harveythe millionaire owner of aU th-

Ceating houses on the Santa Fline and most of thcui on the i

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1S2crdead returned to Kansair Citythefamilyvault J

Tftenv 4Etthe fatuJy plot Enter rv ICvault for the first time twee he

tatileSire ister feints crept over tlfcrmtThat a tragedy had occurred

neither doubted But the puz-zling 4ueton was who had opened the casket Trembliiigly Miss

I G dfroy approached it to leariiiI the worst Astonished beyond-expressiti she found Mr Har-vey just as he was the day of theburial The lips and finger nailswere still pink the body was stilllimber and there was not a signof decay in the entire body La-t r the fact developed that thepallbearers

and the pallbearers thoughtIon undertaker would attend to

MrsTIarvey and Miss G3dfrey h d the body taken to the

home where they visited

ISeptemherand the wedding followedDenver Col Correspondent toNew York World

REAL POLITENESS Priscillahad unknown to her mother paida visit to one of her small friendsand on her return Mrs Parsonsvms disturbed to note the soileddress her child wore

Priscilla do you see that big

MrsBlakesleedress she asked

I don t know was Priscillasprompt reply If Mrs Blakesloc say it she was too polite tomention it Harpers Weekly

No Tn FOr DOCTORS Thecountry doctor had driven ninelong miles in the middle of thenight over rough dark roads toanswer an emergency call Whenhe entered the house a voice called from above Isthat you doc-tor

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Well this man is too sick to f

see you tonight youll have tocome again Pittsburg Post

PoiNTEDPAHAGRArHg No bigsuccess ever comts to a smallman

Gossips never tell any good ofothers or hear any good ofThpnvpelves

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Thread spooletc Soda pound 1 51 2 6tafety Pins dozen v 5 4 Sc Rim Knob LOOKS 19eButtons dozen 5c Htchets F 4oo

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I want a share of your trader and will give you COOD VALUE 011fevery cent you spend Good values are always cheap

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ofTiTr i No 1 Bath county KentiVv hold August 16th 1906j alorem tux of twentyfive

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pr ertv of said district as assesscffPe Swjalizod for county taxat poll4ax of one dollar

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