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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
&c Duerson, druggist.

AT the present ratio of progress
seventy years will elapse before
Pompeii will be entirely uncovered.
1t is thought that as much of
treasure remains as has been ex-
humed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
Low Rates via Queen & Crescen

Mobiles Mystic Shrine, San Fran
cisco, Cal. June 10 IA.
Knights of Pythias, San Fran
cisco, Cal, August III II.
Finest train service in the world.
Low rate tickets good on all linn
tied trains for the above occasions.
BE sure your tickets read via the
Queen q Crescent Route and there
by get good service
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
when and How?

The Eigth District Democratic
Committee met in Lawrenceburg
yesterday to determine the title
and manner of nominating a cant
didate for Congress. y
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
F. G. Duerson, Druggist.

ves,a is the only of the smaller
planets which can be seen with the
naked eye. It's diameter is only
300 miles, and it's whole surface
but one-ninth that of Europe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
?. C. DuersOn, Druggist.

The bridal veil of a Japanese
young lady is subsequently used
as her shroud Directly after the
marriage ir is carefully put away
and reserved until death makes its
again nessary.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

have taken your Remick's Pep
sin Blood Tonic. / know it is the
best tonic ever made. 1t will make
every weak woman strong. / can
not praise it enough. Mrs. o. d.
Pickering, Olney, Ill. For sale by
VIM. S. Lloyd. 45-1y
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

Miss Mamie Smith, Middlesboro,
KY, writes: "My little sister had
the Group very bad. / gave her
several doses of Foley's Honey ard
Tar and she was instantly relieved.
1t saved her life"
F. C. DuersOn, druggist.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

Geo. c. Hickok, Curtis, Wis,
says: "Foley's Kidney Cure has
been tested and found to be all you
claim for it. l have given it to my
father and it is the only thing that
ever hplnod him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner Salve. For all skin diseases,
all cuts or sores, and for piles, it's
the most healing medicine. Beware
of substitutes.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

There is man in Havant,
England, who having been com
pletely bald from the day of his
birth, has now started a fine crop of
hair at the mature age of ninety
two.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
NO T ICE.

take this method to inform my friends
and those who may at any time need the
services of an Undertaken. that have Sc
cured Mr.. ]. w. Auten, of Cincinnati
first class Embalmer and Funeral Direc-
tor, a man of many years experience, who
can always be found at my place of busi-
ness ready to attend all calls 1t is my
purpose TO be accommodating in service
and prompt in attention with everything
needed for the accommodation of those
who may need my services; and in COM
ing at your call, do so with the equipment
of a full and complete concern.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
A Daily Thought.

The man who is everybody's friend
has nobody who is his real friend
New York press
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

If you are sick all over, and don t
know just what ails you, it's ten to
one your kidneys are out of order.
Foley's Kidney Cure will bring you
health and energy.
F, C. DuersOn, druuQist.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20
Lexington Oldest Doctor Dead.

Doctor Lyman Beeeher Todd,
aged seventy, the oldest physician
OF Lexington. is dead He was a
first cousin of President Lincolns
wife and was persent when Lincoln
was shot and also at his deathbed.
He was a member of the Filson
Club, at Louisville, and had in
various articles made valuable con
tributions to Kentucky history
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-05-20

Il had running sore on my
breast for over year." says Henry
X. Richards, of Willseyville, n. Y,
land tried a great many remedies,
but got no relief until | used Banner
Salve. After using one-half box.
was perfectly cured. | cannot
recommend it to highly.o
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

the most fragile and costly lace to the simplest and
most substantial colors and materials every note IS
sounded The display Is almost bewildering in its
richness and variety The all lace effect-a fine pat
tern made uP over chiffon taffeta with girdle.
collar and rosettes Of a color. is I'm many OF
me importations. Almost all show some form OF
the prevailing pendant-cIusters of tiny long
stemmed chiffon rosebuds. dainty silk tassels like
20 many miniature silver bells adorn corsage. col
lar cuff.
The general tendency in outline Is toward a much
larger, more pouched sleeve and deeper cuff
SIsPs ana Crepelke effects much in evidence in
ths waists whose values into three figures
crepes In the favoTtte cream. white and black and
an me more delicate shades Changeable and
snoI erects are in evidence among the tafetas.
ahu mere are plaids Of all clans in both silks and
Hdh1els. The durable doeskin holds its own. and
SoIdufoyS are still I'm favor with a few Persian
IaIse ana hoWery designs IN the pastel shades are
newer styles OF pannP
Ihe modes In neckwear shown the dafntiest and
s1idrlest a hundred or more designs made especial
the fastidous
me new Forsythe glove also though not A mat
trI ol fashion so much Of comfort and con-
NellehCe' should be mentioned for the benefit OF
an. VINO may not yet know its many ADVANTAGES.
~ ~ Is q man $ glove for women''-a glove from
a man pattern, with slight variations adapted to
imported Tor the purpose. and comes In TAM black
Mhlie ana grays. both suede and dressed IL Is an
for winter '' N'F~'i'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
WHERE TO FIND KNOI HATS.
NEW STORE AT FIFTHAvE AND FOB
TlETH-ST-ALI THE LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS

me new Knox Building. at F1fth-ave and For
ue'h-S''' has been completed. and is recognized
as one OF the conspicuous business features of that
par OF the city. The fine building. which marks
'e 'hird step forward In the history of the well
"n hrm Is a monument 90 the success OF the
nouSe' which long ago adopted the motto. II ad-
"'e ana accomplish. When Charles Knox
iueu the business sixty-two years ago the
pace OF business At No 10 Fulton-st and
ene nrst advance was the purchase of the prop
'S OF broadway and Fulton-st.. where the down
"H store Is still located The next important
'e was the opening of the store in the Fifth
'eiue Hotel which attracted much business
I'm the opening day to the present time. This
Soie was IN Its day the finest OF its class in New
' norA' and is stiI counted among the finest in
at part or the city. But with Knox's increased
new SSs 80, addltional space required and the
H ~ estdonshment was opened
MS surpasses in elaborate decoratfon al a,
tsrsst my otner hat store in the city and would in
cbaSe Nsn tnose persons who do not wish 70 mr.
for 20 ihats. The stock OF goods exhibition and
naes y. IN the new store is in keeping with the
The Kon superior quality and of the latest style
Is =. % nat needs no description except thai N
An al times the recognized fashionable article
~ IMPORTANT department in the new store ss 4,
uop,s.r lsr Knox establishment in F1fth-ave is the
carrtoL-s department where walking Coaching
In srs ana travelling hats for women are shown
~ MAY study womens styles I'm hats with profit
- tthteHiseINeS. Edward NJ Knox who succeeded
~, ~ tne business on the death OF his father has
h,,t many progressive changes in the business
stors ne last the opening or the uptown Fifth-ave
career 1SAs1"s IA MS SUCCESSFUL
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Of the new ths "chicest" Of the chic the richest
and most elaborate m fabric and design. may there
De revelled IN the hearts content. For instance
they showing half dozen unique and smart
opera evening cloaks fashioned after the gor-
geous garments worn by the bona hde mandarins
There are only siN of these, however, and each
with q different color scheme and embroidery mo-
tif Some Of the original coats OF the mighty"
were secured and the rich heavy ornanentation
with which they were covered transferred gar
Inents sufficiently shspely in outline and Vet re
tanning the Oriental characteristics. Some Of them
are radolent Of delicious perfumes. and all of them
different from anything else of the sort % be
IN the city.
one . fun length cloak. is of Chinese red satin.
sppliQued and embroidered from throat 10 hem iu
the most exquisite outlines Of birds, blossoms and
butterflies II is lined with cream MORE brocade
and finished about the throat and sleeves with lust
enough of the soft hufineEs that chiffon gives 10
complete perfect whole. Another Of the six has
reKers eNQuisitely embroidered in tiny green par
rots outlined in gold thread; another-but Why
enumeTate details:--a personal lnspecuon Is what
they need 20 he really appreciated
This idea OF the use Of the richest native en-
broideries. scarf ENDS. skirt edging. as Well as
''slloyer' work, was hrst Introduced by Ysntine
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

styles with pockets and without and with shaw
peaked lapel collar The livery and uniform ~
partments are also attractive and IN order ,r ti1
coachmen and footmen may know Just how LsSl ,sav
clothes will look in service dummy coss ~ -
has been placed in this department some o so-
most stunning hveries m the city were use1 .Iay
the first time on the dummy coach n Sihlen - a
q Cos establishment The firm carries asi,s a.sTi
full line of automobile uniforms ana luiH'i
goods .ba
In the large children's and boys dspart ,sss
effort is 10 catch the customers young We p--,an
them as boys" said salesman ana the, i't5at
with men There is nothing in the uns IN
cannot be found there Childrens sailor sulso lssoshis
serge. chevtot and mixed goods. with oet@-,l,,ss
wash silk cuffs shields and collars, Russian o.oi m
Norfolk and Jacket and trousers SUIT ,rsr-
large varieties. school dress SUITS -
coats. hats or raincoats. sweaters anu 7's "a
nesium clothes bathrobes. house coats am ss,,iInd
lamaS for boys. well for men. may be sSSair
the Smith. Gray & Co. establishment ana soods s,ds
stock OF shirts aud al other men turnishihs srr
is well selected as that in the clotnns ~ aSg 70
ment The houses Interpretation or Iesiusslar
wear" clothing is given IN their recent - win
They say: Ready 20 wear clothing means " W M
us, clothing which its; that is the eulmina sr n
all clothing wisdom. If IL doesn't NJ we az az fhan
as desired. until il does dt We do even S they
tnis Some people have especial eT1ects iiisdtvtdu
hke to secure in their clothes-giye tnsn % IAN Oh
anty We VIII do this also. so tnat you vou
tam here precisely the same results wa 0charse
would ask from the best custom tallors, Wno s
aust about three times our price.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
EVERYTHING N FURS.
ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF FASHION
ABLE COLLARETTEs NUFFs AND COATS.

ABLE COLLARETTES, MtFFS AND COATS
Everything in furs' IS the inducement offered
by the John Ruszits Fur Company Nos q, Il and
- Mercer-st nor is the claim an exaggerated one.
Everything from the ragged edged uncut pelt 70
the most exqusitelv finished article ~ apparel for
man. child. NAV here be seen. Though
out Of the recognized shoppiag district, No -
Mercer-sr jbetween Spring and Rroomel is easily
reached 10y any Of half dozen lines Of cars
and the short trip Is well worth shoppers while
In addition 20 the wide range of goods offered
there is most attractive assortment Of high grade
materials from which 70 choose.
For half a century the house ~ Ruszits has been
the depot Of supply for many exclusive fur dealers
well = the Mecca 0f the more knowing among
individual shoppers Their display this season is
~ possible. more complete and satisfactory than
ever. The Siberian squirrel here Is particularly
fine. and CCllarettes. mUtfs and coats for misses
and children shows - especial advantage. All
m. fine staple furs. II course. may be- obtained
mems fUrs caps. furlined overcoats ana all f,Irs
used e. livery The assortment Of auto, sleigh and
carriage robes is perhaps the largest IN the city
There is also "a thorough equipment for special
orders, alterations. repairs and renovation Even
Il not contemplating an immediate purchase, the
shopper who wishes 70 be thoroughly well in
formed as 20 genuine bargains in materials and
styles Will make point ~ spending few hours
IN the 1E fur emporium on Mercer-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

tique the hand embroidered Irish point, point
and hIet de jeu. and indeed. every variety OF the
lovely hlmy material that mortal woman couid
vi.h for A robe OF thread dotted net with hsaVy
applique Of pink and bun and light blue ehin9n mon
5fCSs6Tns with silk embroidered leaves, Is oniy
one ~ manv exquisite importations of the sort
for evening wear. -, ,-.-. -
rrbefr rniIlfnsry department is like picture gat-
isry The eve travels from one bsautiful Color
svmnbony 10 another III the prevailing tones
80 o-,tnes are in evidence. but there are chic
Tess and individuality about every example that
marx the whole as UNIQUE notaole t cItatoh ~
njnL taNeta ruChing rs rare combination of
cherry ard cerise a cream moire-cne OF Camille
1883 rnodeIs-has suede trimming and bow
Tftb long looms and ends white velvet has brtm
tser,io1s OF heavy Irish lace and heavy appliques
of the same in grape ana Isat Design nhlshhs the
long streamers I'm the PACK
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
4 WEALTH or FURS.
toNG COATS ANn SHORT COATS. PLAIN AND
RICHLY LADEN WITH FASCINAT-
ING MTFFS.

lNtE MI FFS.
This is tho "furrieft" - fur seasons To be f,,,
loss TINS yesr Is practically 20 be- beyond the nsl.
Of civilized society. And though the vogue .,
ernne stin echoes she coronation and tbs so,,try.l
o. the moments fac and the adaptable Breit-
FchNang is made in lovely oor, hfre+so.,.
of the fur trade can never he permanenti,
Tivaned. A single 'slN skin" scarf "a Ialff,sl[y,
district furs IN. dark hush black that Is 81 rsTe
with "a double stripe" nun may he seen al d, 81
Shayne's. No 70 West Forty-second-st snd -
among the nnsst examples ~ this FUR in e.isfencs
A boa of only Two skins IS valued well up into ne
four hEures
The collection of Russian sahles valued AZ Ynor.
shan a-ol.eo. and now IN the possession OF fhts
esta ahlishmeut, rs conceded 10 he among the finest
months ~ toll exposure an6 even loss OF life N
the finest siberian squirrel from the kazan 6sfrcf
thcrc Is seen handsome automobile coat forTk5~
Two inches m length with collar. cuffs and hrosd
has a single hand OF mink around the centre
A pelerine shawl collar of mink and errnine IA.
shoulder pieces or epaulets N the brown skins
with the heads Thf boa ends are fringed W5tb
The tails and the nun has a broad ermine centre
with mink bands each side some OF the most
elusive models ana styles IN ermine lined
wraps ~ cloth and rich lace eNteriors now ~
vogue Beautiful scarf effects too long soft
shaw-hke collars IN sable and ermine in ss-incS
throat OF even knotted. may be secured here snS
coats. short anc long are fashioned esDeciailv "a
make the stout appear slender. A three-ous r,sr
coat ot Alaska seal. with reversible cfe snS collsr
of sable aEneth thys and silver buckles belted ana 81
arranged that the garment may be converted s-,o
a short coat with skirt detached Is most erttefto
and attractive. Robes and an furs useS ~ ii,-s~
are here obtainahle AT their hest ''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

houses YOU would think they had a menagere on
hand and a French At that"
some OF the panne zibelines IN gold browns ohVe
browns bronze greens and grays seen IN this
store are nowhere surpassed. All the newest In
yntxed materials snowflake effects etc. are here
in artistic profusion And all the plaids, from the
brightest Scotch 10 the duiest most decorous, me
invisible" may he seen a. their best, as well as
the newest Weaves IN the soft, clinging materials
70 charming for evening wear. In the silks there
are number Of lovely patterns In the glaoe tafre'a
and louisine
The high standard IN millinery long since estab-
Nshed hy this house Is this season well maintained
Nothing could be loVelier than the importations
and schemes of color. All the shades OF burnt
orange or. according 10 the newest name, nastur-
.tium. are here used with most telling enect ana
raste soft mode or HIGHT tan beaver heauu-
fully shaded. has crush crown and Is faced WIN
ehrrlng and folds of mode louisine ana miroir
velvet A LARGE steel buckle clasps velvet or a
light tan draped about the crown and low in
hack, and q paradise bird in the champgnon col
oring curves the hrim slightly up on the lett lhls
ss q smart hat. effective IN outline ana colorng
barge white beaver furry and soft is trimmed Win
crushed apple green velvet, point d'Aleneon lace
end beautifully tinted grapes and leaves. showing
Hll the shades from the hghtest silyery green 10
warm dark golden olive
A stunning black velvet hat with chenille crown
and brim a rich lace scarf draped about ana knot-
led IN the back, and a single paradise hird, aiso
this year. And, again, one al m white, Win
Fcuare hroadCl0th crown ana hrm, Is lrapfd Win
1<notted chifon which hangs sash like ar tho back
and has row ~ coque feather ponpons edgns me
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
srJTs FOR uEy AND BOYS.

For all sorts and conditions might be the
-, 81 the big clothing establishment Of Brokaw
r,o,b.rs Astor and Lafayette places. One Of the
features for the season is their new Colesia over
coat in oxfords and black cloths dounle breasted
=, -, rieatad back with belt and velvet collar
IT. me ND 20 date cut is shown I'm boys and
htt5rar,s coats. both silk and wool lined. and IS
aau,. one of the most effective styles Of the
season
The great advantage In selecting from the many
..,t.s offered hv this establishment is that not only
srs tbe "a brics from which the garments are made
asrscsIIv manufactured for the use Of this house
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

but the designs are exclusive well. There is
nothing hackneyed 20 DO found I'm the whole estah-
tshment. though the prices are reasonable.
All sorts Of attractive sailor suits for boys ot
three years and upward. well the yoked
Norfolk and kuickcrboCkers stout and extra stout,
IN serge and duck. are 10 be seen here. as vel as
the latest cuts in fancy pladS and striped fabrics
IN boys and youths
Dress suits from the miniature edition ~ Tuxedo
for the four -year-od to the Quitting ot the most
exacting adult of Beau Brumme brand. are here
obtainable and an exceptionally fun and artistic
line OF fancy wastcoas All the correct accessories
tiles. scarls. etC--aTc also to be had. For men
and young men youths. boys and very small bows
who wish 20 he well clothed. a visit Rrokaw's IS
a necessity well satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ETENIvG GOWNS Of CHARM.
COMBINATIONS OF RICH sTUFFs WITH
ELABORATE AND MODISH TRIMMINGS

The sinnson- Crawford Co. Sixth-ave., Nineteenth
ana Twentieth sts is iustifyng les promise 10
make II hardly worth while 10 send to the other
side for ones wardrobe In this shop the exhibit Of
evening gowns is an artistic feast. particularly
attractive visiting gown is of white AngoTs, with
skirt having train and slight flare. The waist Is
rather tgbt fitting in the back with full front Of
snaneIed chiffon and sleeves Of the fur full below
he eIhovz Narrow mink shows the edge OF col
lar cuffs revers and bottom of skirt There is a
utda Russian lace cape and medaihons OF the
same orDamenting the fur Pea green pan velvet
and salmon pink surah show in exqusitely ar
ranged folds about the collar. revers and cuffs, add
ipe inst the touch color needed 20 complete this
most effective and artistic costume
A dinner gown o cream lace has twelve inch
eo,ncA Of white broadcloth. scalloped about the
botton Of the skirt. and an overgown of the same
r,tertoi widely sIashed ~ show the lace beneath.
rbs same effect is carried ont in the bodice where
tn inch wide strips Of broadcoth fall in blouse
efeet over the move closely fitting lace. chiffon
aDd figbtar lace uuSn the neck and elbow sleeves.
Two drop skirts worn with this. one OF peated
chiffon directly under the Iacet ana dhoIhei OF
U hita t4net4 under the chlHon-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

mems, boys and chndren's wear is on one hoor
and each department is stocked with large as
sortment of goods. The line OF overcoats IN MI
the fashionable STYLES is large and includes era
venette oxfo-ds and all the latest mixtures, as
well as the solid colors
English walking coats OF the three button cut
away style. with long skirts and flaps, with SIDE
pockets. are shown in many shades OF brown mkt mkt
ire and business suits are displayed in endless
variety In the evening clothes department tntts
are the conventional garments. made according %
the latest cut and dinner coats Of the various
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FoUR THOUSAND DOLLAR T4BLECLOTH

An order for single tablsc cloth " fine Irish linen
and hand woven lace. lately given through 3 Promi-
nent drvgoois establishment ~ this cttv. required
The lsee fashioned 10 snwreath partially the
position OF each cover and 10 form Centreptece.
The monogram of the intended recipient appeared
I'm one portion Cf this. and the family insignia az
intervals throughout the lace IJ designed as
2 wedding gift Lace embelllshment OF
napkins Is not Yet numbered among the novelties
in table linen but large importer in this line has
placed order for some experiment
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
USES OF HANDMADE LACES.
CoBwEB FABRICS FASHIONED IN ALL UP
TO-pATE FORMS

Perhaps nowhere N New-York can be found
a wider range OF importations IN the hner Iaoes
than a. Enrich Brothers. Sixth-ave and Twenty
third-st Their entire robes Of Duchesse and Iierre
their collars cuffs and capes ~ Carrickmacross
and round point are "A dream ~ beauty and de-
light An Irish point coIlar-Coronation shape.
broad and capeIike-is indeed handsome
The majority of the newer laces-especiaiy the
heavier sort so much IN vogue Iush point. Rus
sian and silk Arahian-show the prevailing grape
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

faced and draped with light blue chiffon, loosely
caught with lace IN design Of heavy grape clus-
ters. single hand of deep nasturtium velvet ana
light blue ostrich tips showing under the brim AZ
the left unique hat Is Of the plateau shape
composed of wide black velvet ribbon closely pleat-
ed with a handsome black ostrich plume fastened
az the right with fine st ornament and carried
completely around the hst and down the hair ~
the hack
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ana vine outline The real Irish point Is seen here
IN some beautiful patterns and the basket desip,
Is favorite one In the medallions that now come
70 match all laces. Here too. are some besut,f,I
examples OF the rich and quaint church I,ce
WIN us pictured stories, as well the real an
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
hats FOR EVERY OCCASION.
MODELS IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. OF
FINE WORKMANSHIP

MANY handsome importations IN gowns ans ss..
arc included IN the fan attractions az John r1sn
sells Sons a Sons. Broadway. Eighth ana Mint
cts. Among the latter Is q fetching examine a, -.
new Pima pong shape IN black silk velvet sno rnosrs
satin taffetn. jet ornaments and one long ke-sS
some ostrich plume complete a most srtstie eres-
fion N'N1-
cream lace medallons with narrow mink esginor
crown sna bflm; las single white ostrich plume
Fastened with rhincstoneE and falling low IN fbs
back on the hair II is a Hertz Boyer model. ana
most eftectiVe ~-'N
a pink beaver. duchess shape faced with closely
toioed liberty and velvet in the shades OF the rick
cinaterG OF grapes which ornament It's hrfrn has
.ssass point sense lace IN grape design drsped
81 quite nc1 "a S'aUVs
still another lovely model Is Of light blue beaver
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

for pongee waists and has since been rapidly
growing in favor for more expensive costumes Its
chief beauty and advantage lies in the fact that
much originality may he displayed in the
arrangement Of these embroiderieS no two gar
rnenrS can possibly be alike II Is a style Of orna-
mentation that lends itself 20 almost any fabric
and particularly charming with the outlines now
IN