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Kingsburytor1l close out at ace ti we have contracted to begin remod =

cling our stoicoomlviay 1St and as l new floor will haveto be laid the worK Annotbe done while the goods are on

the floor and ao wishing to expose fine Pianos to the dirtand debris ve ill>close them all out below factory Prices

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I OJALNew PianoUprightMahoganyworth 275 137

8econdi1ia149s 25 to 65

Organs i rFrom 25 up GuaranteedmJ

Terms Cashor PaymentsAvoid rush by coming first and get good selection

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IWANTEDI WANTEDYour scrap iron live geese old

hens roosters eggs hides furs 1

tallow beeswax feathers andginseng for which I will pay thehighest cash price

REISI j

The large Millinery and Fancy1

Notion Stock of the late T P Mar-

tin is offered to the public for the1

next ninety days AT COST in orderto olose out Mr Martins entire I

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new purchase for Spring and Sum-

mer

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is in the house and is em¬

braced in this sale This sale isII

absolute and every artiolo in the1

house goes at cost nothing re-

served¬

Terms spot cash NO

goods exchanged taken back orlaid aside No alterations madoafter goods leave the house374t CHARLES D GuunDsI

Executor of T P Martin

I Wanted

gB 1 eggs Bring all youhays tous VW pay tho price

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STOOPS j

Farmers aro much behind withworKi

Dr Hardman of Clark county l

was hero last week

Our leading pooh is out with aJJ

new poem entitledliTho StoopsCourting Brigade

Stoops only lawyer went out ofbusiness The only case he ever j

had was a case of loneliness 1

Emmett Coons is at home fromKentucky Wesleyan College spend-ing

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his spring vacation

Fishermen lined the banks oft1Hiukston last week and report agood catch

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C H Gossett of Bethel was here

SaturdayBridgesI

Bros have greatly im-

proved¬

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their model Hinkston StockII

FarmThe

infant child of Wm Graversis quite sick-

Lawrencea J

Fassett and wife vis¬ited relatives at Bethel Saturdayand Sunday j

J H Gillaspic proprietor Of

Oak Hill Stock Farm has added tohis stables Merrill Denmark a fine

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combined stallion-

S F Deal is baling hay for J11 Bigstaff Nearly all the haywas sold last fall-

Owing to local option in our towntt coiuiiii boy get drank os vines1

There seems to be a curse over¬

hanging the Democracy of Kenjj

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tiicky Too many traitors tryingto guide the destiny of the GrandOld Party

John W Thompson visited relaII

tives at Lexington Saturdayand I

SuiidujT

Thos Hamilton and sister Miss I

Edna visited relatives near 0 wingsville Saturday and Sundaycc

Emmett Gillaspie of Wades Milljj

was here Sundayj

Misses Annie and Edna Warnerof Judy are visiting their grand ¬

father S M Warner

Walter Brock and wife of near I

Winchester visited relative heroSunday and Monday

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Henry Fioklin our popular mer-

chant¬

visited friends and relativesat Jeffersonville from Saturday tillMonday

Goes to Lexington

For more than 15 years Mr JWill Allen has lived in our city j

Mr Allen hue been connected withthe electric and ice plants from theestablishment of these enterpriseshere more than thirteen years ago

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untilnow and has been an atten-tive energetic and accommodatingemploye working practically seven

days in the week For some yearshis time has been spent on the wagII

on dispensing the frozen luxuryIThis week his family move to

Lexington whore ho has accepted-A nnflition which pays better wagesand whore so much Sunday worleIis not required Ho will no doubtbo a valuable man to the business

Mrs Allen has endeared herselfto many by her sociability kind¬

ness and sympathy She is a mem ¬

ber of the Christian church andhas been active in the C W B rrand interested in other services ofthe Lords house Their sons aredeveloping into line business youngmonoOur best wishes attend thefamily in their new home Theiraddress will be No 0 Rand AvenueHo has sold his Locust street resi-

dence

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to Geo Stevenson for 1200

Enterprise-

I F Tabb has decided on plansand specifications for his newfloorsfYand cover theentlre lot front and

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Mr RudolphiofJfJIT GH fwererfuiiiihitb Ed William of thie

lplace

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EvangelistEbenezor Presbytery is holding

its regular spring meeting with theFirst Church of Mt Sterling and1Jinteresting sessions are being held

ofmorning afternoon and eveningThis evening addresses will bo defllyjred by Rev Jas F RecordPresident of Pikeville CollegiateInstitute Rev John B Worrell DD representing the General Assemblys Committee on Evangelis ¬tic work and Rev Robert 0 1irktiwoodof Lexington Tomorrowevening there will be a popular ad ¬

dress by Rev T N Ervin D Dof Dayton The public is cordiallylinvitedwill be presented on Home and For-

eign¬

mission work Work amonghe Freedmen Ministerial Relief

Aid for Colleges Education Ternperance Young Peoples Societiesand there will be some interestingdiscussions following these reportsCommissioners are also to be elect-

ed¬

to the General Assembly whichPmeetsmonthyThe Ladies Missionary Society of toEbenezer Presbytery will hold itssessions today and tomorrow in theslSouthern Presbyterian church Thefollowing is the programme

When you buy from J L Conroy you sure have a wagon you candepend on for all kinds of roadsYou never come homo walking andsleading a horse if you have one ofahis make 36tfaTo the Democrats of Montgomery in

County

Sometime ago I announced as aMcandidate for the Democratic nom ¬

nation for Clerk of the Court of11Appealsvass in different parts of the StatetAsrsuccessfulacting upon the advice of friends

jjf5 h f1 and have i>tvrJ aal interestat heart I effecteda combinationwith Kon J Morgan China also acandidato for said oflice and in theevent of his nomination and elec-

tion¬

I will be named by him as hischief deputyIIcounty in a clerical capacity for along number of yours and my recordas such is known to you

I earnestly ask that you supportMr Chinn in his race for in sodoing you aid me in securing a fineposition and also an opportunityfor future advancement and successin life Sincerely

39tf W B OCONNELL

Wool WantedEj

We want 50000 pounds of wool 1

and will pay for it the highestmarket priceS 89Gt

T K BARNES SONStMrcreek Coal and Coko Co is atShome from the mines for fa fewdays Work is going ahead open-

ing up the mines constructingswitches etc This firm expects torun full within a short time i

For BestMixed cannel pure cannel and Kyecoals pure timothy mixed clover J J

and millet hay ana corn cunfi

Chickc coal yard Phone 194ST 4-

tKODAKSIFor EASTMANS KODAKS and all

i the daylight0developingKennedys Drug Store 1

To ClaimantsAll persons havingclaims against

or indebted to the estate of JosephSondheimer will please present sameproperly proven to J C Turleyof this city A R TORLEY

87 St Administrator

Stoleni

From the farm of J T Highland March 3rd dark brown mare

about 10 years old little star inforehead slightly sway backed andbobtailed Reward for her rercov

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ltibboriearebtngslaughtered t

the Martin closing out sale 4ti 1

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LAND STOCK AND CROP ITEMS

A bull calf nine weeks old wasby Harry Stevens of Laco

via N Y for 4000 The motherthe calf holds the world recordmilk and butter for seven and

thirty days-

Clarence

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Rogers bought of J S

Rogers 03 hogs weight 1751bs at 1

6le and were delivered Tuesday

R M Pitman sold to S S Eshis farm of 102 acres on Step

stone for 5614

WalshMiss Agnes and Miss LilTaul are trimming hats AT COST

this season in the Martin closingout sale 384t

Young Conple Hold PostNuptial

GuiseVof Wedding

An exceptionally well plannedand executed April fool joke was

Upon about thirty inti-

mate friends of a Kanaas Citywoman She invited them i

her homo giving them to under-

stand without saying as much thatwas to be wedded to Homer P

Hawkins of Glasgow Mo When notthe guests had gathered at theresidence of Mrs J E Bush theUyoung womans mother 917 Urooklyn avenue and were expecting to

a wedding ceremony performedyoung man who had been madeconfident read a marriage certifi for

cate dated February 16 last inwhich the hostess and Mr Haw-

kins

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were the contracting partiesThe young woumu was formerly

iss Anna IC Bush forMr Hawkins visited Kansas city iFebruary and while ho was

here the young couple went across jinline into Kansas and were mar A

od without the knowledge of theirfriends or relatives There was no

opposition to the marriage by rela-

tives

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on either side and the youngfolks were prompted merely by theromance of the affair Mr and J

Mrs Hawkins had been lovers forseveral years They will maketheir future home in Glasgow

Mr Hawkins is engaged inbusinessKansas City World Mt

Mrs Bush and family formerlylived hero-

InN

Memory of Mrs Elizabeth Don

nohueP1jWUEltEASer in His allwise providence hasremoved from her earthly home

and from the ranks of our mission-

ary

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society our beloved sister Mrs

Donnohue and ourhearts have been deeply movedIthereby therefore bo it

Resolved That her life was abeautiful example of genuine Chis

and has left its influencewith us and with all who knew her

he was foremost in generosity <

faithfulness and loyalty to dutyResolved That we mourn her

departure from our midst and shallsadly miss her wise counsel inspir-

ing

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IIsympathy and substantialaidResolved That we tender our

and heartfelt sympathy toher loved ones and commend them

V l ordersVrVwall things for the best

Resolved That the above reso

lutions be published in the MtSterling Advocate and that a copythereof bo spread on the minutes

the Society and another be sentto the family as a token of our Hlove and regard for this good chris-

tian¬

womanMRS N H THIMBLE iMus W J BOMN > Com f

Miss LUCY C SaIIT-

nImprovingJ

The reports from Jno L McCor-mick are very encouraging liecontinues to improve in health andis having a fine time hunting Twoweeks ago he crossed into Mexicowhere wore many ducks and geeseRabbits are numerous Ills sonMaster Stewart gets a commissionof So for each rabbit killed by Ins

Tliur ap abd Prlda1 r-

2nd and 3 > darer opting dagey-n ills eloeing otit aopx sate atiAta

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Proceedings of Fiscal Court

We give in brief the proceeding-of Fiscal Court tt its April term

The sum of 200 payable out of1903 levy was appropriated for KyState Exhibit at St Louis Exposi ¬tion in 1904 All Justices votedyes except T N Perry-

A tax of COo on each 100 wasleviedand distributed as follows

For Bridge purposes 02It County 23It Turnpike II 22

Interest and Sinking FundTurnpike bonds 03

L do B S Railroad 10

TotalMOAlso a poll tax of p150 for all menexcept those living in Mt Sterling

All orders of this court hereto-fore made with attorneys for thecollection of any back taxes dueMontgomery Co except ordersmade with the present county at-

torney¬

Hon C F Thomas be andthe same ore hereby rescinded voidand held for naught

A committee was appointed look-

ing¬

toward erection of a female de-

partment¬

to the jail and puttinglightning rods on Court house

The county will borrow a sumexceeding 3000 for the pay-

ment¬

of outstanding vouchers forand 02 The money is to be

borrowed at 5 per sent from Mont-

gomery¬

National Bank receiver ofrailroad funds This bank fromApril 2 02 to April 4 03 received

such fund 940708and has disbursed 454529

Balance on hands486179a-nd was continued as receiver

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10 poll taxes assessedagainstindigent persons The delinquent-tax list for 1902 amount not stated

record Edas reported by GMcCormick Sheriff was sold to

him for 100

PIKE APPORTIONMENTS

For the year 1903 areDISTRICT 10 a THOMPSON

Mt Sand Maysville 1700It It Winchester 500

Total 2200DISTRICT 2J W HENRY

Ssad Flat Rock 475Sideviow Aarons Run and

Grassy Lick 125Middletown and Mt S 750

Donaldson and Grassy L 150L 75

Sand GrassyL 600Grassy L Win P to Paris P 400

Total 2575DISTRICT 3T J DOUGLAS

Mt S and Levee 500II It Thompson 200

II It Kiddville 250Lulbegrud 125

Total 1075

DISTRICT 4JuHN TRIMULB

Mt Sand Jefforsonville 040Camargo and Levee 250

Total 1150DISTRICT 6T N PERRY

Spencer 800Mill and Mt S 550

Ewington and Stepstone 75

Total 1425DISTRICT GJNO 0 TRIMBL-

EHinVton 450Van Thompson 375Owingsville and Mt S 1200

Total 2025

Grand Total 1050000OFFICERS SALARIES

Anderson Clerk Fiscaland County Courts 227 95

County Judge 1000 00County Attorney 000 00County Supt 600 00Jail Physician 100 00

A James repairs CoPoor House 214 55

Same for boarding inmates 643 84f

The records do not tell the fin¬

ancial condition of the county

Millinery Opening and DisplayThursday and Friday April 2nd

and 3rd are opening days in theMillinery Department at MartinsAll goods ate offered AT COST forspot cash in the closing out saleNo goode taken book Dont miss

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