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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01
Lunddnaborg.

Lunddnaborg er Elm / sunni r01. Engin 0nnur
borg ihoimi kemst meir en- / haifkvisti VIC hama
a6 staro og f6lksfj0lda, og pao cru engar likur til
az nein 0nnur borg komist til jafns VIC hama brad
lega, pv1 hun vex meir en- nokkur 0nnur borg 1
heimi. Yer heyrum pvi oft haldi6 fran, 40 st6r-
borgirnar New York og Chicago vaxi meir en-
noKkrar aerar borgir, og margir spa pvi a0 tar
VERDI imam skams starstu borgir heimsins. En-
DO par veru ba0ar or6nar a0 einni borg, pa hefou
per SAINT ekki ems marga ibda og Lunddnir og
hvorug peirra vex jrlega 40 ibuat0lu ems miki6 og
Lunddnir.
Sioastli6io vor Q903) var ibdatala iLunddnum
6,5S0,616 og haf0i reim fj0lgao um 307,746 sloan /
apr1lmanuoi 1901. Ibdatala borgarinnar heir meir
en- tv0faldast q sloustu fimtiu arum, pvl arid 1851
var hun az ems 2,363,274. Borgarsta6io er MI 1872
f ,rh. milur ao stero; II m1lna langt og s m1lna
BRETT. 1 %borginni cru 5000 strati, sem cru amtals
1000 enskar milur a lengd. bar cru 1O19, $40 lbdo-
arhts, 81, 1853 We rzlunarhds og verksmiojur; 1853
kn@pur og 800 kirkjlr.
ILunddnum cru neiri Skotar On Aberdeen &
skotlandi, aeiri frar en- isterstu berg a 1rlandi,
DJfinni, feiri Gyoingar ell 4 ella Gyoing; lAndi
og feiri ,6mversk-kap6lskir en- / R6maborg
sjalfri. par eiga heima rdml. II, 900 Bandamenn,
og err BAD meir en- i nokklum ba / sumum rlkjum
herilandi.
En- ressi mik,a borg er ekki merkilcg ao ems
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

leggar og misst6rar fellingar, sem a0greina ala
heila az dttliti, ems og andlitsdrsettir aogreina
andlit mamma, Pvi Par cru aldrei 40 BLU leyti
ems / tveim heilum, og / sumum heilum cru
Per miklu- staerri og aeiri en- / 0orum. Dad
er skooun h6fu6freoinga og ymsra annara 40
ggafur mamma s6u Pvi mei1i, sem Pcssar fell
ingar q yfrbor0i heilans cru feiri eg starrii.
DAD er visit 40 Pessi regla hefir ekki meira
gildi en- hin um staer0 heilans, Pvf margir gafu-
menn hafa miklu sleit ri heila en- sumir heimsk
ingjar, og heilabygging dyranna synir PAD,
40 Pessi sko0un er a engum r0kum byg0. |
nagdyraaokknum t. d. er heilinn mj0g slettur
meo faum fellingum, og 70 cru i Peim dyra
Aokki sum skynsOmustu dyr, er yer Fekkjum
ems og bj6rinn cg fkorninn. Af.lrhafs fest
j6rturdyr heila med margbr tnum fellingum,
og mccall PETRA er uxinn og s,u0urinn, sem
festir ALTA tresgafa6ar skepnur.
FransAur vlsindama0ur, Camille Dareste,
hefir sanna0 PAD, 40 PAD fer he!zt e'tir stnro
dyrsins hversu margar og st0rar felling,r cru
a yfrbor0i heilans; Pnreru vanalega PVT Aeiri
sem dyri0 er st@rra og Pvf fnrri sem PAD er
minna. sterzt allra landdyra er %ffllian, og
hann hefr meiri fellingar & y~frocr0i leilans
en- ma0urinn. Filiinn ec sakynsamt dvr, en-
enginn Leilvita masur Ct P6 eias heilnskur
og fill.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

]. liAA -. AASVAA' SSrSS AAAOAAAAA M 49,
kvamar er 6m0gulegt 40 'dnma UNI andlega
hefIeika / heilbrig6um heila. pvf hefir lengi
veri6 haldi0 fran, a0 andlegir ha6leikar fari
eftir staro heilans, en- Pyngd heilans er hent-
ugastur malikvar6i til Pess a6 syna star0ina.
Me6alPyngd heilans iheilbrigoum karlm0nn-
UNI er nm B.: pund e0a 81 dnzur. Eff andleg-
If h@fleikar fnru eftir stmr0 eoa pyngd he'll
ans, pa er ~sjalfsagt 40 / heimskingj jun atti
heilinn a6 vera yfr h0fu0 lettari og / vitrum
ln0nnum Pyngri en- 50 dnzur, sem er mccall
byngd, en- Pvf fer fjar,i 40 svo Sc 40 0llum-
jafna0i. Sem dGmi Pess matti telja heila
ymsra frmgra manna,sem kunnugt er UNI hva6
Pungir Peir voru.
Mannfrn0ingurinn Bertillon, Grote, Vince
we'll. Babbage, Liebigg og heimspekingurinn
Huber, h0fou hyer UNI sig heila,er v6g minna
en- SO lnzur. Heilinn 1 Gall, s%jalfuln f0eur
h0fuofrm0innar var 40 ems 1922 hnzur, P6
h6lt ham pvi fran sem emu helzta grund> all
aratri0i kenningar sinnar, 40 andlegirhafieik-
ar veru / return hlutf0llum VIC star6 heilans.
-Gambetta ertalinn me0 hinum mestu st i0rn-
vitringum og mnlskumOnnum heimsins. Ham
bar af hestum samti0arm0nnum sinuln a6
skarpleik, hyggindum og sk0rune sskap, en-
heilinn 1 honum var ekki nema 400 lnzur a0
Pyngd.
En- q Hmm b6ginn cru miklu fe;ri mikil-
menni, sem hafa haft heila pyynggri en- 50 dnz-
UT. Meaal P%eirra,er h0feu heila fra 50 til So
dnzur a0 pyngd vcru Daniel Webster, Agas-
siz, Napoleon l., .skozki guofreoingurinn
Chalmers, manifrn.ingurinn Broca, staro-
frm0ingarnir De Morgan og Gauss og hers
h~0foingjarnir skobolef og Lamarqae,og yms-
If a0rir Lafa haft miklu pyngri bella en- Petta.
Mccall framdrskarand gafumanna, haf0i russ
neska skaldio Turgenieff Pyngstan heila. sem
veginn heGr verio; hei!inn / honum var II
dnzur 40 Pyngd.
En- Pa5 Ter. hka oft vi0 a0 treggafa0ir
menn, jafnvel heinskinggjjar og fabjanar, hafa
ems storan eoa starri heila en- Pessir miklu
gafumenn. I herleknasafninu Medical Ar
my Museum) / Washington d. c.. er hell hr
Indianakerlingu, sem var nyr 73.5 hnzur 40
byngd. DR.. Ireland / Lund1num fam / prem
halfvitum heilbrig6a heila, sem voru 62.8 unz-
ur, o3.2 dnzur og 70.5 hnzur ao Pynggd. AT
375 heilum, sem vegnir voru, dr vitfyrringum
West Riding Asylum, voru Prjatiu um og
yfir IS dnzur og ao BLU dtliti heilbrig0ir. DR..
Karl A. Rudolph, s@nskur vfsindama0ur, sem
var0 professor I fkskur0arfreoi og lffse0lis-
frn0i i Berlin arid 1910, skyrir fra afarstorum
bella, er hann fam 1 fafr60um verkamanni, er
Russian h6t. Heilinn virtist a0 0llu leyti he'll
bryg0urog var 1873 dnsur a0 Pyngd. DAD er
Hmm staersti mannsheili sem veginn hefir YER
is, og rdml. 7 dnzum Pyngri en- heilinn I
Turgenief.
A %yfrboroi heilan5 cru margar 6reglu-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

stRr6arinnar vegna. Ems og ERrri ma ge5a err
margt med afbrygoum og yfrhur0um / peirriborg,
sem un langan aldur hefir veri6 fj0lmennasta borg
heimsins og h6fuob6l einnar mestu menningar-
pjooar heimsins, enda synir hun pess margar menj-
a., fornar og nyjar; og s6gustaoir alkunnir UNI all
an helm cru hvcrgi jafnmargir cg / Lunddnum
nema / Parisarborg. Gamlar byggingar sem frBg-
ar cru og alpekktar at s0gulegum atbur6um, sem
par hafa gerst,eru MI 66um a6 hverfa / baoum pess-
um borgum, og a6tar nyjar rlsa upp af r1stam
peirra. po er meira CERT ao pvi Paris, as byggja
upp heila borgarhluta, og pess vegna stendur enn
meira at g0mlu1n hlsum og gamsldags stratum /
Lund1num en- Paris.
Lund1nir cru llka langmesta yefzlunarborg /
heimi, og Gin az hinum mestu i6naourborgum. BAR
hefr setu hid fragasta fing 1 heimi, og par err hid
langmerkasta gripasafn heimsins British Mus
eum).
I borginni cru rlml. 1900 liknarstofnanir af
ymsn tagi, festar peirra cru sp:talar og leimili
fyrir munI6arlaus ungk5rn og a0stooarlarls gam
almenni, O.; til PETRA er arlega vario ,m 25 mill.
dollara.
par cru 452 alhyousk6lar Ear sem kensla fer
fran allan daginn, og sBkja "a SOL P1s. born, Ell
aux peirra cru rar 395 kv6ldskolar og 73O sk6lar,
sem sGrstakir menn eiga og hafa umsjon med.
[ l0greglulioinu cru 10000 menu og isl0kkvi-
lioinu 1900, og 81 eldv6lar cru par a landi en- alta
a fj6tinu. Alta fel6g sja borgarbdum fyrir vatni
og ~abyrgjast til jafna6ar 20 gallon fyrir hyert
mannsbarn i allri %borginni daglega, og fyrir PAD "a
vatnsfelGgin UNI ellefu mill. dollara arlega. Fyrir
gaslj6s og rafmagnsljos veroa borgarbdar az gialda
'um 81 mill. dollara UNI ari6.
Evergi / hcimi er fj0rugra mentalif en- i
Lundduum. par er h0fu6b6 margra agetra menta-
stofnana og v1sindafelaga. BAR hafa jafnan verio
heimili destrl, e6a nastum allra, hinna agatustu
mnnna pj6oarinnar, og bar hafa peir unni6 fest sin
alreksverk,og par cru hvcrvetna margin staair, sem
gey ma fornar og pyjar minningar I'm tilves u PETRA
OF starlsemi.
En- / Lund1num err lika h0fuobol manDlegrar
eymdar og %si0leysis. Versta playa borgarinnar er
o~fdrykkjan, Hvergi 1 heimi er hun magnaori en-
par, pv1 engar pj6oir neyta afengis ems h6Aaust
og Englen6ingar. Frakkar drekka NEST vim og
pj6overjar mestan bjor, en- Englendingar drekka
NEST whiskey. I Paris og Berlin sjast sjaldan
druknir menna g0tunum, en- / Lund1num kemst
maour varla tverfeta sumum g0tum fyrir blind
fullum opjooalJ0. t b%orginni cru 1853 knapur
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
1ETT-WHITE TRIAL.

For the assassination OF Hon J.
B. Marcum jury of twelve citiz-
ems of Harrison county, have said
the penalty shall be confinement
in the state prison during the re-
mainder Of the defendants lives.
This is indeed a severe punish
ment but not at all commensurate
with the crime. The jury to a
man has said these men are guilty
of the crime as charged, that they
are assassins and that without a
cause they took the life of Marcum.
This jury Of twelve men took
an oath that if the law and eviden-
ce demanded it they would inflict
capital punishment, making the
lives Of these assassins to pay for
the one they had taken. Eleven
of that jury said a clear case Of
williul murder had been proven
and that they were willing to stand
by their convictions. King saw
differently and because he would
not yield to the arguments Of the
eleven but stood by his avowed
conviction, the eleven saw fit to
violate their convictions of justice
in order as they admit to save a
few dollars for the commonwealth.
1t is shame that these men of
truth and honorable standing did
not have the courage to stand to
the last for what they believed to
be just, King has been severely
criticised By the press g. what he
did but 10 our mind the eleven
should be as severely condemned.
We think the entire jury were
wrong. King in that he did not
see that these men were guilty
beyond a reasonable doubt and
the eleven in that their reasoning
was correct and there conclusions
unavoidable but were lacking in
courage to stand by what was
right. Our reading and study OF
the evidence and the situation
justihes the conclusion that the
proper penalty was death,
No assassin deserves to live and
if Kentucky is to rid herself of
such crimes juries must lay aside
Observation-Disclosures and stand for
law and order.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Fire.

Monday evening about s o'clock
the large stock barn of Barney
Campbell, on Camargo pike, was
discovered to be on fire, The barn,
together with harness, binders,
mowers, ETC., was completely de-
stroyed The ice house, buggy
house and hen house were also de-
stroyed, and by very hard work by
neighbors the dwelling was saved,
brit slightly damaged. Mr.. Camp
v-ii na1 some insurance on the
barn, but nothing to compare with
the loss. The fire originated in the
barn, but Mr.. Campbell has no idea
how it originated. Fortunately he
had turned his horses out on grass
that evening.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

1t seems that some amateur bur
glars are at work here. On Friday
evening they entered the home of
DR.. b. T. Thomson and relieved it
of Mrs. Thomson 81 handsome gold
watch and two rings. Monday the
movement and the engraved side
of the watch were found in Mrs.
Cynthia Reeds garden tbut the
other parts of the CAGE and the
charm had been torn off. Tie same
evening they were at Jas. H. Woods
where they got Miss Beulah Shank
lands watch and some other valu-
ables, and were in the residence of
Thomas Kennedy, but were evil
IDENTIFY frightened away, since moth
ing was taken. They also visited
the residence of Prof. Gum on same
street and were choice in their
takirgs. Prof. Gum missed only
the coin from his children's banks,
amounting to, possibly, $3.50. They
were careful to unscTew the banks
and relieve them of their value.
They were in other houses. From
the fact that they took so little at
each place and in some instances
lett the more valuable articles is
evidence that those engaged in this
business are beginners.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
DISGRACE TO CIVILIZATION

The verdict of the jury in the
Purcell case at West Liberty is
considered by many as an outrage
upon society; a travesty upon JUS
tice, and disgrace to civilization.
The idea of sending man to the
penitentiary for only 20 years,
when the evidence showed that he
had not only murdered two men
in cold blood, one Of them with
out a wepon, but had robbed them
as well, is beyond the comprehen-
sion of all law-abiding citizens. Is
human life held so cheap in Nor
gan county, is the question now
paramount to all else, and they
want to know the men who hold
it so cheaply. = Hazel Green
Herald,
Facts like this should cause peo-
pie to think seriously. Whittier
are we drifting2 1t may be anoth-
err case Of zone man" like in the
trials at Jackson and Cynthiana.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
gTHE SlcK.a

Mrs. j. @. Stephens is improving.
Chas. w. Howe is seriously SICK.
Mrs. Josephine Hazelrigg is quite
sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. O'Rear in Frankfort.
DIR. N. F. Pierce, of Howard's
Mill, who has been sicK is able to
attend to business.
Mrs. Fannie Priest, OF Sideview,
is able to walk around.
DR. r. @. Drake has been at his
home confined to his bed since last
Friday.
d. II. Priest is confined to his
home. suffering from poison from
the poison oak which he caught
while out angling. .r
The condition of Joel Chenault,
of Bowen, is without improvement.
He was taken to Lexington Monday
to receive the attention of a
specialist.
DIR. j. A. Shirley continues to
improve and his physicians are
hopeful of complete restoration to
health.
Fielder Barnes continues danger
ously Ill, with no hope of recovery.
Mrs. Silas Stofer is improving
nicely from injuries sustained by
fall.
A surprise Tailoring display this fall at
Guthrie Clothing Company,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
$3.50 st. Paul and Return.

The Monon Route will from now
until September 3Oth, sell round
trip tickets to ST. Paul and Min
neapolis at $3.50 from Louisville
Low rates also to other points in
the Northwest. Address f. H.
Bacon, ID. p. A., Monon Route,
Louisville, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Base Ball.

The home boys met the Sharps-
burg team over the latter's plate
Saturday and defeated them by a
score of IS to A.
The Mt. Sterling nine and Louis
Vile All-Stars crossed bats over the
formers plate Monday, and at the
close of the 10th inning the score
stood II to IL.
They played again Tuesday, the
score being 7 10 3 in favor of
Louisville.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
A High Compliment to a Man OF
Worth.

The State Bankers Association of
Kentucky will meet at Hopkins
vile, September 1917. Mr.. John
G. VIM, of this city, will attend
and will address the convention on
this subject: Speculation and the
Money Market" Mr.. Winn is one of
our most thoughtful young men and
to be called on to discuss question
of so great Importance which now
engages the attention of the nation
al government is high compliment.
Gifted as he is with well trained
mind, cautious and conscientious
we may expect production worthy
the consideration of the most pro-
found thinkers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
UP TO THE PEOPLE.

The proposition made to our
people in order to secure a steam
roilway from here to connection
with the Lexington & Eastern,
has been submitted to capitalists
and it is said through their repres
sentative that they are ready for
construction work the moment our
people comply with the PROPOSE
ton. Parties will be here to- day.
What shall we dor Answer now
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Byrd Given Bail.

MIN Byrd, Jr.'s examining trial
for shooting and wounding Police
man Smith, was held by Judge
Upton on Tuesday morning. He
was allowed bail in the sum of So
900, awaiting investigation by the
grand jury. His grandfather is
his bondsman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Miss Bette Roberts and Mrs. r.
F. Mastin leave Saturday for Gin
cinnati, Chicago and Indianapolis
to get held &C every thing new per-
tanning to their millinery and
notion business.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

James Plummer and eastern men
are erecting $4,000 heading fac
tory at Morehead. In connection
with this there is talk of an cleo
trio plant.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

The beautiful business house Of
Walsh Bros. is fast nearing compile
ton and will be ready for occu-
pancy September 1st.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Killing in Breathitt.

At Oakdale. Breathitt county
Ed. Eastin and Charles Salyers en-
gagged in a shooting ARRAY over a
game of cards. Eastin wounded a
bystander. Salyers shot Eastin
twice in the breast and once in his
head, killing him. Salyers is in
Jail at jackson.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Republicans have been casting
about hopeful Of finding some
Democrat who they might per-
suade to make their race for Cir
cult Court Judge.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. John G. Roberts entertained
Tuesday at 8 o'clock breakfast in
honor of Mrs. Harry Rogers, of
Chicago, and Mrs. Herbert Meal
lister, Kansas City. Mo.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Bracken Academy, Morehead,
KY, will have its buildings for
1908 completed and ready for occu-
pancy September Sth, on which
date it will be dedicated and school
will begin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
The Fountain.

The foundation is being built for
the w. c. L. U. public fountain on
Court street in front of Lindsev a,
Rodman's undertaking house.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Hon. John d. Carroll, of Henry
county, one of Kentucky's greatest
lawyers is formally announced a
candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination for Judge of the Court of
Appeals.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Salmon.

All grades and prices. Vet~
nice fish ct loo can; better at 15c
ana best put up at zoe can.
CHILEs-THoMPsoN Gro. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

The many friends of Judge John
d. Young will rejoice to know that
he is fast recovering from his re-
cent and serious illness.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
BE PATIENT.

The burglars that have been
operating here will be attended to
in due time.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
v. Main Street F. A, TUCKER Mt Sterling, Ky
Fine Cakes and Crackers.

We get them fresh every week
from the Langdon Bakery.
SHiIns- thompson GRO. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

JEFF Cooper, of Lexington, Ma
coffin county, sold to Hamilton 80
735-lb. nice steers at Sic.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Special sale on ribbons at Rob-
erts q Mastin's millinery store.
Come now
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
COMMENTS
OF Williams Hicks Meeting


cottage prayer meetings at rs
homes on Wednesday morning at
8:45 to 9:15.
A request had been made for the
business houses to close for two
hours 1880 to 11:30) for special
service and also during afternoon
service. Many complied. Many
people observed the day with fast
ing and prayer.
The circus performance on
Thursday did not decrease, but it
increased, the attendance at both
services.
The sermon at evening dealt with
some of the popular amusements,
especially the dance and card Ia
BILE. His arraignment of these
evils was terrific, yet full of ten
der pleading. OF course some PEG
pie who are given to such evils
objected to such plainness Of
speech. We have no criticism, but
ySrds of commendation. Such
| cases require severe treatment
We hope that the words of en-
treaty, warning and reproof which
our city pastors have from time to
time given, supplemented by Rev.
Williams words, will go stir the
conscience and sense of shame Of
Christians that they will not again
permit such things in their homes
or take part in them at private
homes or public halls.
We are constrained to say that
if men and women who are re-
garded as followers of the Christ
,oiU do such things, they should
not use Christian profession as a
mask in which to serve the devil.
Unbelievers often stumble over, or
make excuses because of snch pro-
fessed christians.
The singing, under direction of
Prof. Hicks, has been inspiring.
He is an experienced and skillful
leader.
Persons who have heard Rev.
Williams do not have to be told
that he is an intelligent, we'll
informed, Gcd-fesr;ng, soul! living
man. He has been much with
men and knows their SORROWS and
sins. His preaching is entirely
without notes. When necessary
he can severely reprove thoughtless
ones,
Rev. Williams has for sale books
of sermons, medical lectures, helps
for Bible study, etc.
His sermon to women on Satur-
day afternoon was largely attended.
During this service Mesdames
Amelia Young and Bruce TrimbIe
and three little girls cared for IA
babies and children, whose mothers
were hearing the lecture. The
nursery was in the Mitchell build
ing.
At the Sunday afternoon lecture
to men and boys the tent was
crowded and much interest was
manifested. There were about
1000 men from the country and
many from town, probably 400 to
500.
On Sunday evening there was
the largest attendance during the
meeting. Place the number at O.
900 to $500 if you like. 1t is a
guess.
The meeting was to have closed
then, but Rev. Williams has con-
scented to remain until Wednesday
night. He then takes rest for 10
days when he will begin meeting
at Winchester on Sunday, August
80.
But few Mt. Sterling Christians
are accustomed to personal work at
the close of each sermon for the
conversion of sinners. This is the
evangelist's plan and he urges
prompt and hearty co operation,
instead of waiting TIL near the end
or refusing entirely.
During his experience as evan
gelist for 20 years fully $4,000 per-
sons have confessed faith in Christ
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Maple Flake.

BEST summer food on the market
Inc largest package sold for 15c.
CHILEs-THoMPsoN Gro. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
This Week

Is the time to see Douglas for
queensware and glassware.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

The city of Chicago was 100
years old Monday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19


For GOVERNOR,
&c W. BECKHAM,
NELSON COUNTY.
For LrEuTEN ANT GOVERNOR,
W. p. THORNE,
HENRY COUNTY.
FOR AUDITOR.
S. w. HAGER,
BOYD COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER,
HENRY BOSWORTH.
FAYETrE COUNTY.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
y. b. HAYS,
BELL COUNTY.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Nv. MCCHBSNEY,
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
FOR sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
j.. FUQCA, SR.,
LOGAN COUNTY.
FOR COMMISSIONER AGRICULTURE,
HUBERT vREELAND,
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
FOR CLERK OF COURT OF APPEALs,
j. MORGAN CHM,
MERCER COUNTY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Bowls 9, 10, IL, IS, zoe.
Lamps, complete 20 to soc
DlaPeI Sloth, yard 3Ac
Gold Paint, ready mixed W
SoIsets-see them. so, 9S, 45c
-, 80 AO"uoI 5, lOC
Glass Tumblers, each s, &C
White and Blue Wash Pans 25c
Ladies Hose-great values, 10, I2H,I5.25c
~. - Jaws 25c
Inc Very Best Candy, pound Ioc
Cob Pipes 4. &C
Spring Leather Punches Is, 4sc
Ball-bearlng Casters, set Ioc
Ratchet Handles &C
small Steel Hinges, pair - 3, a, 5, &c
Key Chains a, sc
60 NOiitos 5, loc
Shaving Brushes 10, IS, 25c
Buggy Washers, roll &c
Hamburgs and Laces L to Ioc
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Underbuy, UnderselI cash.
THE SANE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
BETTER GOODS FOR SANE MONEY.
VALUES AND MERIT ALONE OUR MOTTO

a FEW PRrCES:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

A surprise Tailoring display this fall a
Guthrie Clothing Company.