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4, ICES sALD at
WHEELWRIGlTT'S SHOPS. &C..
IN. TOWN OF GORDONSVILLE.6 VA.

y !, . y n : : I : :
AS surviving trustees In the decd OF
trust from CIV. Runk1e and wife and
r. n. Swan and wife to r: B. Davis, G.
Newman and William NJ. Dunn. for the
ton, bearing date 2lst day OF March:
1874. and recorded In the County Court OF
Orange county. being thereto eaulred BY
liz lie auction."on tho premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 90. 1903.
at 2 o'clock P. M. tho valuable lot on
known as Lot No.S1l In plat of Gordons-
vile. on which are wheewrlght shops &c.
4 TERMS Cash enough TO pay costs Of
executing the trust and to pay the 2, 3 bal 4
with interest on $s375 from October IS,
1896, and rs to any residue upon terms to
be announced at sal -. -,
CONWAY NEWMAN,
April 8. 1905 Surviving Trustees
Apl 7-Tues.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
CONTRACTORS.

. SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received
at my office in Lynchburg. va, until y
O'clock (noon) APRIL goth; 1908. for
GRADING. MACADAMtZiNG some three
from The TOP Of Natural Bridge e Natural
Bridge station on n. & W, =. Ri. Rock
bridge county, Va. together With the
Bond with approved security will be re-
CURED and d certified check to the
amount OF Two Hundred Dollars must
The The priSslese '' Is reserved to reject any
and all bids, FL
For specifications and further partlou-
= NATluiRAL. BRIDGE Park CO.
BY John Stewart Walker Pres,
No, Sl7 Main Street. Lynchburg. Vn,
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Eastern state Hospital,

Eastern State Hospital,
nun, W,!liamssYrg (, Va AARqri Q 1sSsi
Y O'Clock NJ MONDAY, April % 1923.
Institution Win GRoChRiEs, SHOES,
NOTIONS ana other SUPPIIDS for the
three months ending June 80, 1903 = liSt
with instructions how to bid, delivery OF
goods, and other details furnished on
application to
Steward Eastern State Hospital.
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Will set FOR hocotirt Of the owror.
who 10 retifiny from business, at Sl01 East

! VIII sstt for ACCOUNT Of the owner.
Who 70 retiring from business. at Sl01 East
THIS TtnsD AZ. 4 PR1I = It'll, !.
a.farse, we'll assorted. fresh 5stccls Of shelf
Groceries Ia Cabs, Packa ges and GLASS;
Brooms, Flour, Teas. CoIfees. : gross
CornLH22 cases Tomatoes. oases Table
Peaches, gross NJ q. Geiatine : cases
Prunos.!8 boxes Hnislns. cases PineAp.
PIE, .. ohests Tea, 8 cases Starch, cases
Dyo. 2 cases Sa.r dimes. 2 cases }Buckwheat,
8 cages g. Sand Soap case Beans case sls'
. Bightoon caddles Chewing Tobacco. Il
boxes Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Cheroots.
y iron Safe, National Cash Register,
Horse. qrocer'g wagon. Harness, Com:
putting scalea 2 Electric Fans, Patented
Molasses splgots show Cases, Crocers'
and Counter Scales. Coffee Mil "A wing,
Candy Jars, Wagon License, large Re-
Three barrels Vinegar, 9 barrels Fish, 3
part barrels Fish. "A 8 a 4g " S y, .t s8a
. These goods nro all fresh and welt se-
leeted, and will DO sold without reserve
e TERMS-Cnsh.ii3sif n IA N 2 5iE g3 Es IN
4 I'M AZ. r.. MAYO, Prophet tor.
Goo. H. Valentine. Salesman.
.Apl TO- 1914 b l3357I J ID AZ & * sS ~ Is
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Custom House building
SEALED

Richmond Va.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Mill BID RE-
Sfysa q 11s bpapg pn 15s o 9d frasb
Ing Fuel, IAgh,s. Water. Ice. Miscellane-
Gus Supplies, Washing Towels, Hauling
Ashes for this building during the fiscal
year ending June 80 1901 or sacn hon!biS1 a
The right to reject any and all bids IL
reserved by the Treasury department.
JOSEPH y, STEWAFsT Gust dian -
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
8;sf5$ GEg OF & 81
FOUR rs FRAME DWELLINGS,,
Nos. 1910, 1921, 1923 AND 1925 BLAIR
E! @ STREET.

e In execution OF deed Of trust from
u. R. Colgin md wife to the Home Build-
1906 and recorded In Henrico County
Court, In Deed Book 149 II. " pnge 10.
which was given to secure the payment
OF a certain bond therein mentioned, and
default having been made In the pay.
ment OF portion OF the money secured
thereby, and being directed so to do BY
the Board OF Directors Of the Home
building Company (PerpetuaD, We will
sell at public auction, upon the premises,
- FRIDAY, April, II. 1909.
at s o'clock p. M. the PROPERTY de.
soribed in said deed ms follows: All that
lot OF land, with the improvements there.
on, lying and being In tho county OF
IIenrIco, Va, near the. western limits o.
tho city OF Richmond. beginning at
point on the south line Of Blair Street Ct;
with the east line Of Wa s.hington Street,
line lie"e Of Bialr Street and fronting thereon
tween parallel lines l25 feet to an alley
about is feet wide" This property will
be offered in parcels. Els. e 4. 5ss .s
~ TERMS: Cash M to expenses Of sale.
any On st due taxes and pro- rata part
Of taxes for 903. BY consent. only one
third cash will be required and BALANCE
MT ak and twelve mon thslo or more. or all
cash. at option OF purchaser
1850 Fl. SELDOM TAYLOR.
N. D, FIARGROVB,
r. r.. SUTTON,
e. A. CATLIN.
IA Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS. I
TRUSTEES SALE 5i
OF
VALUABLE LOTS
I IN TOWN OF GORDONSVILLE, VA

4 N TOWN OF GORDONSVlLLE,tV a. (.
As surviving trustees In the deed Of
trust from y. B. McCloud and wife to
T. B. Davis G.. Newman and William N.
Dunn. for the benefit Of Gordonsyille
Building Associat ion. bearing date 18th day
OF February. 1879. and recorded IN the
thereto required BY the said beneficiary
we viii sell by public auction on the
pre'n' NTHu X APRIL 81, 1908.
at 1 O clock P. M.,5&3ths valuable lot Of
land conveyed by said tleef situated on
10 on map OF Gordonsville. containing Y
of an acre.
ERIN Cash enough to pay costs Of
executing the trust and to pay the bal
ance Of the debt secured viz, s2o0ss,
with interest on s92.ls from Octnber Is,
1896, and as to any residue upon terms to
g go =" - CONWAY NEWMAN, 81,
TEX III 3. b. DAVIS,
as ART, g. 1903. Surviving Trustees.
A..'9$f5;2rs.
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TRUSTEES sALg
l3g VALUABLE LOTS
Y IN TOWN OF gGORDONSVILLE. VA.

ifH ik aS5s VALUABLE ItOIS-
IN TOWN OF GORDONsVILLE. VA.
As surviving trustees u the deed J., q q
trust from William smith and a9 W,l W,rs
NJ Dunn 81 nj Tor the heneat Of the Gordons-
vile Building Asa9oiaties1ns saring d g tS
in the County Court OF Orange county.
being thereto required by the said benefi.
cinry. we will sell by public auction, on
mo p 'rTf4HRsp :" ArR11. 30, 1908,
Mt II O'Clock a. NJ. the VALUABLE lot on
East Street. in town OF Gordonsyllle
Va on which said Smith had o mill. and
the two Lots Nos, is and l6 on opposite
81! TfIBRMs-cash enough to roy costa q
executing the trust and to pay tn, bal q
with interest on .le7 90 from October a,r 10;
- ~ u''''ou" = Z conway NEWMAN.
II. b. DAVIS, IS
Apri 8, 1908. Surviving Trustees
Apl7-Tues mi. #
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
! f'2t AuctiOtIeers, rs

IS
a uerIoN sAI,q or :, sXA y ny AND n,
SUITS, PIANO 4lrIN1Nd-ROOMs ia Bile,
HOLSTERS AND PILLOWS. MATING
SAr cA1Rs s1 M8SRs AN - ou nas
OAK. s1DEnOARD.{C RoG1SLRY. GLASS
WARE, COOK1 NC IJTENSr Ills. 81 ETC,
AT NO. AZ NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
Vii se for Mrs oS NJ - Hamln her
residence, No. 81 North l5ighth street;
THIS Tuesday) M ORN1NG APRI1. 18th:
Al 10 40 o clock. MI OF the effects! IN said
dwelling, viz: Good walnut and Poplar
Oak Bureau and Washstand. Iron Bed and
Tabiea, Marshall & Smith Plano. IL
octave, French make round CORNERS With
chine, Sheets, Eounterpanes. Quilts. pll-
lows and Bolsters. Mattresses and Springs,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs. Pictures and
Easels. Bed Lounge. Bowls and Pitch.
sidebonrd Crockery and y Glassware,
Kitchen ate, Cooking Utensils. etc. etc.
: = THE, VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Apl 12-2t Auctioneers.
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crept out except upon ono 90
cnson, when one member made rather
fierce attack Upon the newspapers OF
3iott 4
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Under this division It is likely that the
First Ward, in which the Southern shops
are located. would get the bulk Of the
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AUCTION SALE s-rHis DAx. #.
Geo. wi Mayo. Aucttoneer. ~ X

11 NltstyAL1Y3 1AARG q. WE'LL I. ~. Al !.
:, - .so nT1lD sToCK on IirHrtgH q J. "a
EHRRl If iA1IoRsS yAa9 sAPAR
PUTTING HCA1lEH, = TO ACCOS, FIX
TURDS, EtrCAF AT AUCTION. ~
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DEATH or MRS. STILL.

1870 ~ DJATi OF MINIS. -STIl1I' .---7"-
Mrs. Still, wife OF! Mr.. George W. Still,
died at the home. No. 112 West Fifth
Street, Sunday night about II o'clock,
aged rorty-three years. She leave no chill
dren. She was shrouded In her wedding
dress, In which she was married some
years ngo at James River Baptist Church,
Campbell county.
The funeral will be at 4 o'clock this af-
ternoon from Stockton-Street Church. and
the nterment will be In Maury Cemetery.
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OFFICE RANSACIlED,

7. OFFICE RANSACKlGD.
During his absence from his office Sun,
day night and while he was In attend
ance upon the services at Fifth-Strcet
Methodist Church. the desks. tables,
wardrobes, clothing, and everything else
in Dr. Brodnax's office were searched,
upset and tempered with by some ono
evidently in search of money.
Nothing was missing, and as the Doctor
had no funds stored away In his office.
the woud-be thief departed empty hand
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Flames, supposed to have been the work
of firobugs destroyed the homo Of Mrs.
Lula Wright, No. 212 East Eleventh
Street, about o'clock, Sunday morn
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q ga IIE7 Geo. W. Mayo, AuctIOneer.
PIANO, PARLoR, CHAM
" BIER AND &DINING-ROOM FURN1-45
TURE, ETC, AT AUCTION.
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April 8, 1903.
Apt 7-Tues. st
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hereby certify that the bond re-.
CURED OF tho Special Commissioners by
the above decree has been duly given.
8. p. P. WINSTON.
All II ida Clerk,
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, HEAVY RAINS.
The heavy showers last night wasned
the streets and sidewalks and kept people
Mt home. The several social functions
that took place had small attendance.
Z A great amount OF the real estate en-
brnced In the sidewalks found Its way
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
Kansas City Platform Endorsed by
Ohio Democrats.

Tom L. johnson was nominated
for Governor without opposition by
the Ohio Democratic Convention at
Columbus Wednesday. John l..
Zimmerman's name was not placed
before the convention. John II.
Clarke, of Cleveland, was indorsed
for United States Senator despite
considerable opposition. A full
State ticket was named, all the
nominations being made by accla-
nation. Frank S. Monnett, for
mer Republican, well-known for his
aggressive fight against trusts, was
nominated for Attorney General.
The platform indorses the Kansas
City platform.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
ThOs. F. Harqis' will Leaves
Property TO Widow.

The will OF the late Judge Thos.
F. Hargis leaves the entire estate
to his widow, with the condition
that if his children survive her the
estate is TO revert to them. The
document dispOses of $4,000 acres
of land in the mountains of Ken.
lucky, valuable only for the min
erals underlying it, and also Of
stock in various concerns to the
amount of $613, 666, all of which is
involved in litigation. The estate
is not so valuable as the will indi-
Gates, a greater portion OF the land
being of small value on account Of
its location. The will is as follows:
81 own 147,00O acres of land in
Pike, Perry and Letcher counties,
which l want held until the coun-
try is developed unless my wife
and children badly need the pro-
ceeds.
II own $1,000 of the stock of
the Commonwealth Land and Lum-
Der Company in the hands of the
Kentucky National Bank or George
w. Bramblett, neither of whom has
paid anything thereon and both of
whom are responsible therefor if
they have sold or converted it to
their own use or the use of either
of them.
II own one-half of 1000 acres in
partnership with w. F. Hail, of
Harlan, in said county, and have
title bonds therefor. 1t is valua-
Bile land"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02

100 acres, one mile and a half
from Parker; one-third in timothy
and clover, balance in pasture,
some stony; 4-room good house,
cheap for the money, 81, 400.
160 acres, 3 miles from Parker
postofiice and store on farm, flag
station few rods distant; house of
five rooms, good double crib and
poor barn; 20 acres in timber pas
ture, living water, about 100 acres
in corn, $4, 900.
100 acres, one and half miles
from Parker; neat, well built D.
room house, new orchard, good
water, this land all gently rolling
and in cultivation is rented now
for two-fifths of corn in crib and
one third of small grain delivered /,
rented to a choice of several ten
ants (can get possession, however. J
Farm is the best 100 acres out of
800 acres that belonged to one
man; has been carelessly tended
but is in good hands now; for loca-
ton, soil and lay of land cannot be
beaten. Price, So, $50.
$40 acres aaO acres of it corn
(splendid prospect for good crop;)
this is an A No. | farm for general
purposes and very cheap for the
money, $25 per acse' (Above land
lies 9 miles S. Y. of Parker, nearer
two other towns.
so acres, one mile from Parker,
good big barns and lots of shed
room, fair house, good orchard.
One-third in tame grass; farm is
in good state of cultivation, good
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
KentuckY's Judiciary Assemble
Informally.

A notable gathering of legal
lights and circuit judges took place
Tuesday night, August 25, al
Georgetown. 1t was altogether an
impromptu affair, unexpected, and
without purpose or design.
State Chairman, Allie w. Young
Judge j. j. Osborne, of Cynthiana,
and Commonwealth Attorney j.
Stanley Webster, Police and Fire
Commissioner j. L. Watkins, Pres.
ldenr Jonn okaIn, or the council
chamber, City Jailer John w. Mas
ner and Chief G. w. Muir, of Lex
ington, went over.
Upon their arrival at George
town they met Judge j, c. Cantrill,
Judge Robbins and Judge Williams.
An informal dinner was served.
The gathering was unique in that
it comprised four circuit Judges of
the State, namely Judge Cantrill,
Judge Robbins, Judge Osborne and
Judge Allie Young, that is now so
soon to be.
The dinner was a delightful af-
fair and Allie Young was the lion
of the occasion. Upon him were
showered numerous compliments
rendered in most charming
fashion, for the master hand he had
displayed in the game of State pol
itics, and the splendid condition in
which the Democratic party is now
found as a result of his efforts and
leadership.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
Democratic Leaders of Kentucky
to Attend the Glad Gathering.

The grand opening of the Demo.
cratic State Campaign will be made
at Winchester, Saturday, Septem-
Der 5, by Governor Beckham.
1t is estimated that one of the
largest crowds ever assembled on
the soil of Kentucky will be at the
Clark capital on that day. The
special train capable of carrying
one thousand people from Lexing-
ton to the rally has been engaged
Contracts were also made for one
thousand gallons of Gus Jaubert's
famous burgoo, to be used at the
barbecue.
On that day there will be an out
pouring of Democrats that will
strike terror to the Republican
heart.
Prominent Democrats of the State
will take part in the program.
Among them will be United States
Senator, James B. McCreary, Con-
gresham, Ollie James, of the First
Kentucky district, while a number
of the candidates of the State ticket
will be present and will be heard
from.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
of the other conditions.

of the other conditions.
Henry Ward Beecher had hay
fever and he wrote the following
from personal experience: "You
never before even suspected what it
really was to sneeze If the door is
open, you sneeze. If a pane of
glass is gone, you sneeze. If you
look into the sunshine, you sneeze.
IT you sneeze once, you sneeze 20
times. 1t is riot of sneezes. First
u single one, like leader in a flock
of sheep, bolts over; and then, in
spite of all you can do, the whole
flock, 80 by count, come dashing
over-ln twos, in fives, ia punches
of 20."-Dr. +. Smith.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
TICKET SURE TO WIN"
Senator MCCrearv Returns to
Enter the CAMPAIGN.

At Louisville, United States Sen
ator James B. McCreary called al
Democratic headquarters and &C.
cepted the appointment to speak
with Gov. Beckham and the Hon
Ollie James at Winchester next
Saturday.
Il have spent my vacation gath
ering strength for a warm cam
paign," said Senator McCreary.
81 have offered my services to the
committee here and will speak as
often as they find IA date and place
for me. When | look over the field
and size up the situation l am
filled with enthusiasm to see De
mocracy in such splendid shape.
The victory this fall will be won by
one Of the old-tlme Democratic ma
jorities, and we want to roll it up
as high as possible. We have to
thank our Republican brethren
who were delegates to their con-
vention for naming a ticket that
will be the easiest to beat of any
we have encountered for some cam
paigns past. Gov Beckham will
be elected by big majority"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
Root Tenders Resignation 10
President.

Secretary Root, under date Of
August 10, presents his resignation
formally to the President The
resignation was accepted by the
President with the understanding
that Mr.. Root continue as secretary
of war until at least January 1.
Governor General William H
Taft of the Philippines, will sue
coed Secretary Root as secretary OF
war.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
State Reunion of Mexican War
Veterans.

The annual State reunion OF
Mexican war veterans will take
place at Richmond, September Is,
and indications point to one of the
largest and most successful gath
cT;ass IL years. "a that county
there are only five survivors. There
are only about 100 Mexican veter
ans in the State.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02

out cellar, plenty of water and
shade. Price, $4,000.
3l9 acres, miles north west of
Parker, improvements are Grst-class
in every particular, newly painted,
nearly all natural grass, a first class
stock farm. $50 per acre.
64O acres, depot on land; 3 sets
of improvements, all connected by
telephone, is good land, very little
rough or broken, stream runs
through. affording lasting. water
for stock; main Improvements are
two dwellings in yard, double cribs
all lately painted. This tract is 3
miles south of Parker. Price, $25
per acre. One-third cash.
900 acres, so acres of it rough
pasture, balance is nice laying and
good soil; 100 acres in crops, bal
ance natural and blue grass. Price,
Sc, 500.
100 acres, 3 miles from Parker,
all smooth and nearly all in Guilt
walton, mostly In tame grass; 7
room house and barn for IL horses,
besides room for 1000 bushels of
corn; new granary and cribs; the
dryest year the threshing engines
got water here; fruit and big ma
pie grove, evergreens, etc. $4,000.
so acres, adjoining the above
with good story and a half house,
good framed barn and other out
buildings; all smooth and in cult
walton; across the road from good
new school house; house just re-
modelled. Price, $4,000. Z 2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
G.. T. FLANDERS, JUDY, KY
FARMS FOR SALE.
BY
The Parker State Bank,
PARKER, Linn County, KANSAS.

the NJ. K T. Ry 60 miles south City;
25 miles line people, SIS school
building churches Methodist Christian Presby terrain
country level than rolling
mostly partly black loan
than Of the in
prices actually asked by very
lowered land
bank pains
i've list of farms from among on low COM
mission personal Investigation what
you business will take pleasure in showing
you country you do not fit buy land you
under no. obligations
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
New Mining Company.

At Harrodsburg, KY, articles of
incorporation of the Chinn Mineral
Company were filed. Capital stock
$4,000. The business is that of
mining and selling all kinds OF
mi1eral products, oil and fire clay,
buying, leasing and operating mir
eral ENDS in Mercer, JessaE ne
and goodford counties. ~
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02

/ doz Tin Fruit Cans 3Sc
Q dozen Clothes Pins SC
Wire Clothes Lines 1Oc up
Washing Machine, best So
Clothes Wringers
$1.5O and So, so
Nails, all sizes ..... 3cfb
Loaded Shells, box 4Oc up
Buggy Whips SC, 1Oc, l5c
Ladies Lace Hose
1Oc, 15c, and zoe
School Satchels ..5c, lOc
3 Boxes Axle Grease 1Oc
Pully Wheels. 25c, 35c
New Calico 49,. =. 4Hc, SC
Guitar Strings, set. zoe
Mems Fine Shoes .3Sc up
Ladies' Fine Shoes. 25c up
Mems Suit Clothes 1915 up
Tin Wash Pans. &c, lOc
Dish Pans. l5c, zoe, 25c
Galvanized Buckets. l5c up
Mems Gloves 25c up
2 bars best Sealing Wax sc
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02

No need to fear sudden attacks
of cholera infantum, dysentery, di-
arrhGa, summer complaint of any
sort if you have DR.. Fowler's Elk
tract of Wild Strawberry in the
medicine chest. 75t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-09-02
Suicide.

H. t. Robinson, of Georgetown,
a travelling salesman, committed
suicide in Lexington hotel by
drinking carbolic acid.