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ing for OknuIgee, |. T., where he is
practicing law.
Adair Galusha came down from Lin.
coin Saturday and returned home
Tuesday morning.
{ arley Brubaker left Wednesday
evening for a trip t. Portland and
other coast points.
George HOLSTER is limping around
with a very sore foot, caused by hav.
ing run a nail in it.
Flave Grice and his mother returned
from a five wee. ks pleasant visit with
relatives in Chicago.
Miss Esther Brewer of Doniphan is
in the city visiting with her cousins,
s. |. Dewitt and wife.
Miss Dora Holdrege of Omaha has
accepted a position as trimmer in Mrs.
Bomford's millinery store.
Miss Mary Kubick returned to her
home at McCook Sunday night, after
a visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Case left Monday for kearney
to assume har duties as p%receptress of
the Kearney Normal school.
Ray f. German and Elsa V. Farrens
of Bellaire, Kan, were married Mon
day by County Judge Keenev.
George Phelps, son of N. Phelps, is
very i'll at Lindley's restaurant, where
he has been employed recently.
w. h. Taber expects to have his new
| building completed in time to have q
| big dance there street fair week.
When you get a hair cut, shave and
bath at M~anspeaker's barber shop you
will feel like a new nan Try 1t.
Mrs. Norman Morrison returned Sat
urday from Colorado, where she has
been for the benefit of her health.
Henry CRUDE of Upland and Miss
Laura Patten of Rivert IN were mar
ried Wednesday by Judge Keeney.
Mrs. Glenn and children Of Butte
Montana, are here for = visit with tn
formers mother, Mars. Il. G. Hacker.
Among the Nobgaskans registered a
the Portland exposition are Mrs. N
! Williamson and Mrs. Ella J. kester.
Don't rent-buy a farm. Write 70
| list, have % farms for sale: u. "
GRANT, Norton county, Kan. Dec II
Ed Parkes, Jr., wife and children Q
Council Bluffs, Iowa, arrived Wednes
day for a months visit with relatives
TERRY MURPHY: II you wish t
hear from your daughter Mary, ad
dress lock box 26O, Twin Falls, Idaho
Mrs. Cora Cobb and daughter o
Guide Rock visited at the home of he
parents, John Kinsel and wife, thi
week.
Mrs. Hayden of Grand Junction
Colorado, is in the city for a shor
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Clarenc
Kizer.
G. b. Crone came up from Ottawa
Kan, this week, to see that the Repub
leans nominated the right kind of
ticket
Miss Ella Longtin departed for Con
cordia, Kansas, this morning, wher
she will attend school this fall an,
winter.
Miss Stella Quicker went to Cherc
kee, Iowa, Tuesday night, where she i
engaged as teacher in the Cherokee
schools.
Miss Stella Tracey returned to he
home in Ellsworth, Kansas, Tuesda,
after a months visit with Ed Fear
and family.
Miss Matte Phillips came hom
Monday from lie Grande, Oregon
where she has been for the past yea
with her brother.
The station agent at Riverton rai
out of round trip tickets to Red Clou'
on circus day, having sold somethin
over two hundred.
Lost-A lady's watch, on the streets
show day; case engraved with initials
Finder please leave at Newhouse Brol
and receive reward.
The "Barnyard Gorillas" and tn
lEoulna ioan, mill nlau a nannn "a Laa
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15

LOCALITIES
Hay and feed at Plumb's.


Plumb sells Blue Hill -four.
Street fair, September % to 30.
60 to Fred Plumb's for -four or feed.
Roy Winfrey went to Omaha Sun.
day.
DR.. +. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
block.
Miss Nell Sherman is home from
Wisconsin.
j.. M. Vance was down from Hast.
ings Sunday.
Mrs. TIC. II ecker is recovering from
a slight illness.
Allen Tullevs returned to Naponee
Thur dav night.
Mrs. Mamie Waskom was down from
Inavale Sunday.
G. w. Wise and family moved to
Nelson this week.
L. A. Wilburn was down from Me-.
Cook Wednesday.
Mark Parkes was down from Nc
Cook Wednesday.
DR.. r. +. Raines now ~dlspenses his
own prescriptions.
Mrs. Frank Nelson has returned
home from Denver.
Lew n, Clintoc came down from
Holdrege Thursday.
Allen Tulleys was down from Napo-
nee to see the circus.
George Morhart and family spent
Sunday in Guide Rock.
Webster county's exhibit at the state
fair ranked fourteenth.
Face massage and ladies' shampoo
at Hayes barber shop.
Mrs. Bomford leaves in the morning
for Omaha on business
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chef Cox are the par
,ents of a new baby boy.
Mrs. H. j. Clark and children wen
to. Lincoln this morning,
\pssar Sears and wife we're in Camp
bell the first of the week.
Take your poultry aud hides tc
Plumb. Top prices paid.
q. w. Black of Alma was IN Rec
Cloud the first of the week.
Miss Maude Phillips of Bloomington
WAS in the city Wednesday.
Ed J.ffries was in Red Cloud for s
short time Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. }. X. CLANCY were W
from Superior Wednesday.
Peter Noble and wife were up from
Superior Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ducker were
over from Lebanon Tuesday.
Sheriff Hensel of Hebron was here
Wednesday on official business.
Chas. Gillian departed last Saturday
might for an outing in Colorado.
The threc-months.ol old baby of MI
and Mrs. l.. II. Feis is quite sick.
j. +. Winters Of Lincoln vas in towr
the first of the week on business.
Ray Frame came down from Blue
Hill Wednesday to see the circus.
l.. H. Blackledge was in Lincoln OF
legal business the first of the week.
Thirsy.three tickets were sold from
Naponee to Red Cloud on circus day
MERGERS orchestra furnished tn,
music for the club dance last Frlda.
night.
Plumb the feed man will pay you tn
Highest price for poultry, eggs ant
hides.
Marshall Roby and wife came dowI
from Hastings the first of the week FOL
a visit.
John w. Tulleys, state examiner o
county treasurers, was in Red Clout
Monday.
Secretary OF State Galusha ant
daughter Juliet came down from Lin
coin Monday.
Robt. L. Potter left Tuesday morn
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weight Of the world He L. old
enough % be aurphy'a fathcr-only
he II a eoiorsd man.
Harvey Olaneid'n racing career
ends this month. lie viii go on the
stage. The title of the play hasn't
been announced. bat Il probably
VIII be tragedy on the order %
! Manning Them Tor life. or. Why
Didn't They Get out Of the Way"
KID IavlEuc. who once basksa
under the worlds champion light
weight halo has returned 30 Amer.
tea after two years stay In Paris
France. IN Paris he conducted a
school Of boxing and married 4
French woman.
Around the American league CIR
cuit the wise fans are picking the
philadelphia Athletics TO win thr
pennaut only Couiskey thinks his
team has a chance % coming In a
noairll ahead IN noae-and- nose
nniah.
Prom Harvard comes the reansur-
Ing announcement that football
prospects never we're more profnis-
inE. Princeton sends out dolorous
wall OF poor material IN the ranks ~
the recruits Cornell e. bemoaning
the ioss Of brace Of heavyweights.
Prospects nj Columbia arc bright
for season OF good sport. Yale
coaches are arriving al New Haven.
but there Is little line on the coming
seasons team
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Seattle Lacrosse
Team Wins

The seattle Lacrosse club played a
great game Sunday at Rccrcatinn
park and pulled down the game
from Victoria by a score Of Is TO {.
Nearly all tho sports IN town were
attending the double header az the
hail grounds and the crowd vas
very poor. Seattle started things
BY running 10 the firns score and
during the first half the game was
fast and furious and ended up with
the Hear~ 5 To Z.
henouRid played like a fiend Al
tho gnai. keeping the VictofiRns a
safe distance away. The British
ers were unable 70 acore further IN
III the final quarter when the sue
eeeded In bringing In one score.
reswru and Green. the final guar.
ters dropped their sticks aud went
AZ IL hammer and tonKN. Stevens
aud Cameron then got In line and
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BASEBALL
Siwashes Capture Sundays
Double--Header
SiWaSheS Win
Seven Straight

with easa. This puts The Indians un
70 fourth place with percentage
~ .4sa, and lets Tacoma OCCUPY the
cellar Tor time.
saturdays same in Tho sleepy
hufs was the Kind sou Rad about.
Seattle etme Ia bat in the ninth In.
nins with the Tacoma team already
putting on their sweaters prepau-
tory 10 leaving the grounds with a
nice seere ~ s Go 3 in their favor
Then the cubs ala stunt with che
biffstick. hitting cut ak nice hits
"a fast that THROWN on the slab Tor
the Jingle hirdsT nearly tainted.
out % the siN hits, five took the
shape Of runs. letting Seattle talks
the long grccu by a score % = % &.
Sundays games played on the To-.
cal dlamend we're fine exhibitions
OF the national sport The first
game WIS a twirlrr'H 30 ~Ruhe"
NtekerH. the eoionei's naS aeauisl-
tion. hit up the high spots Tor the
cubs, and Bobby iSeefe. Fishers
hlEh priced baby threw them over
Tor the TiErra Knue. AZ usual. was
dream IN the third Of the ninth
Johnny took IN a clean one FROM
boxie and made a nice throw from
the ceufer pasture. retiring Hogan
Niekers had al Kinds " speed
curves and perfect centred ana field-
"a hts position like q veteran. hold
ms the visitors without q bic up e
the ninth. when they Knocked nul
three nice ones. bringing In 1--WE
scoFeE,
Tho second game on Sunday was
a pipe Tor the locals. 10th teams
Kept the acorefs busy keeping track
% rims. Seattle doing soue tail stitch
work and taking the same by a
score of 20 6. Jones ana some good
work ia the pitchers box
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orENINa OF roI.o rouRNA.

OPENING or POLO ToURNA-
MENTs
NEW YORK. sept rs The ser
les IF ceatsgt Tor the pala junior
championship. the poio cham gion-
ship and tho opcn championship
began At Van curtlandt Park today
In thn presence % a large number
% spectators. The junior cham
plonnhip wlll be for a cup pre-.
scented BY Samuel d. Warren and o.
open 70 teams OF four whose axEfe-
CATION handicap does not exe~na -
Eoala M player With 4 hi1har
handicap than goals viii be al
lUwei "a compete
In tho polo championship a emp
presented by William waldorf A.
tor. through the Tuxedo einh. all
BE- played for. II will DO open to
teams 81 four representing any club
in the Polo association The men
championship IL for prizes Offered
BY the Polo assoc iAfinn. open 10
teams ~ fur without hsdieap. Tho
teams may b. composed Of piaynrs
~ different clubs. which are mem
bs.rA Of The Polo association. The
entries foz ali threr cIaHss~ are
numerous and a spirited and inter
sNtinE contest II expeeicd
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OIL YMPICS DEFEAT
HIGH SCHOOL

The Olympic football team de-
feated the Seattle high school team
Saturday ~ a score " 10 q.
Before Che game n waa expected
that the high school lada would
come out yiefora. bBi after several
serimmaRes the Oiympirs showed
their superiority The high school
team lacked IN team work. This
was probably due 70 The short time
In which they have had to practice.
a great many 81 the high school .
best players wcrc taken out ~ TIE
game In order 10 Try out new ma
terlai. and this also weakened the
team. They also lacked the form
Last years team had. team com.
posed Of men who had played 10.
eaiher for two seasons
The Olympic team Il eomp0se.d
mostly 81 an high school aud col
leRe men. This team. With the 'N'
eeptlon 81 I.avelie and Moran
played together all last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
SPORTING
SALAD

Fight announcement Of the future.
The Olympia club has guaranteed 8
pnfss Of $4,000 to Jeffriea. who viii
referee the coming bout between
Nit and neison. As their share Of
The purse ths principals wiil receive
ti3t apiece.
Jas. r. keene'a Syaonhy has
brought home 10 cold storage for hts
Owner tte0.sze this year.
Somebody rolled the stone away
and George Dixon aTnhted out OF his
tomb Of retirement not far from
Nes Darn staten Island. the other
day. rather mnaty and erudinE the
odor of moth balls In aepuirhral
tones he announces his intention Of
battling with a husky Harlem scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

Biark Diamond haa accepfed Mike
Fishers terms that be would bst
$500 on the Seattle team and pitch
the game himself. Manager Bot
ting. 81 the Black Diamond team
writes. I am instructed 10 say that
all genial Mike has to 90 il 10 Do
poalt certified cheek Tor $500 Ia
any bank In Seattle or with the
sporting editor OF any Seattle pa
per. and the match II he good as
made II In up to Fisher not 10
name the date. aud before he il
through with as his pockethok all
feel fhs strain. Nov. be a enod fell
low. Mike. and don't get cold feet "
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pretty little Eef.to was In pro.
KruHs when Referee Caller Hueceed-
81 in hauling the contestants apart
Tho lineup IL rs foiloNn--
Seattle Position Victoria
Mcdonald $500. gear .......T aurol
furko ........ point ....... Iofimss
Milne -. eoxerpolnt Croker
Stanley .. .....i defense 49,. Lang
Graham q. - defense -. Stevens
Williamson "a defense -. Mason
Vernon Green center -. Sweeney
0'Brien ~ ...g home -. Proctor
coxan "a - home. lsl Peters
Cameron l5l Il home ..l2lStewau
Mitchell 90 outside home DempsteF
Officials. Referees. v. Caller. UNI
ptrea. Minto lScattie) and Ogden
tViciorial: timekeeperN. Beckett
Csesttiel and snidcr fviciorta).
Penalties cowan. min: Gamer
on. 8 min: Tanrold. min: Stevens
5 min. Gren min; Cameron. 3
min: Peters. 5 min. Stanley. min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
BALLARD the
CHAMPIONS

Ballard. sunday won the amateur
championship OF Western Washing
ton BY defeating Arlington ia an
exciting game by a score Of TO 1.
The Arlington team arrived on tho
morning train and we're taken Ia
charge by a bunch OF Ballard Elks
and shown around town. The gate
receipts show ] 900 paid admission
tho best crowd Of the season. Wood
w0rth'a work on the delivery wagon
was the feature OF the game.
Score by innlngB--
Ballard .....002 01i0O -
Arlington .....0 0O1 90 0 0 OIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
GEORGE FAULK

We are going out OF business.
IN the Boys and Children s
Clothing Department we have
cut the prices 70 a fraction. Suits
that sold for 1a50, now selling
at fl.75. Suits that sold for
1900. now $3.50. Suits that
were $3.50. now $3.50.
Hats--the $500 kind for 5000.
The shapes are all the latest. IN
browns. blacks. soft and stir.
In Furnishing Goods. ti7b
Shirts. 800; 800 Shirts, Use
Underwear. aii-wooi garments
for s5c that sold for 3i.25. ALI
wool garments that sold for 81,
ffs5. Heavy flccced lined the
75c kind. soc.
IN Suit Cases and Grips we
have made reductions that VIII
make you buy II you need one.
Mems Clothing has been re-
duced 10 "A price that will sell
them. Suits that sold for $40.
now $40. Suits TINT sold for $50,
now 9f5. Suits that sold for
fl5. now $40. Suits that sold for
Sf2.50. nov $3.50. Remember the
place al the corner Of First ave.
IsAd Cherry.
The Retirement Sale.
II. LEWIS & co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
STANDING OF TINE cruns

u vas the SOME old story AZ the
ball grounds in Tacoma on satur-
day and on the home grounds an
SUNDAY. The SIWashes proved sttil
further their ability ia play major
league bah and took Saturdays
game ana the double header on sum
dAy fsom Mike Fishers segregation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

3 funny push up In the bleachsrs:
There's lawyers. cooks. an girls an
preachers.
New spaper boys an doctors. too.
An all the folks you ever knew.
hut Pa says some don't come at all.
The thievea-shey're down there
playin' ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

probably for throw what the vulgar called
the spit o tell
pitcher has succeeded gaining perfect control Of these ea
vaed perhaps bad vih the
pitcher ia the National League.
These dampnod shoots simply allowed TO slide off the tips Of
Tho ball
than be into ordinary sent from twisting
h possible steam however behind straight fist
however. been able fatho the q The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

u. T. nuEdaie. accompanied by
Mrs DuRdale. leaves Monday for
New York where Dag" will attend
the annual meeting OF the Minor
League association During their
absence they Nili Wait uuFdals'a
old home In Peoria. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

The fast superiora we're defeated
By tho Rainlsra at Recreation park
Sunday morning by score Of 5 20
2 In a seven inning game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

sATrRnAY GAMEa

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At TACOMA - Seattle Z. Taco
ma 6
AT los ANGELES Los Angeles
4. Portland 0
At SAN FRANCISCO San Fran
cisco 10. Oakland 6.
SUNDAY GAMES
At SEATTf4E-FlrBi game. Scat.
lie J. Tacoma 2. Second game. Sc
attic z. Tacoma s
At SAN FRANCISCO - First
game. Oakland 9. San Francisco J
Second game. Oakland s. san Fran
cisco s.
AT los ASGELEs-Los Angeles
J. Portland g.
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Smiling schfaidiii. the man from
Oakland. WaA bit numerically Ia
SATURDAYS game AZ San Francisco.
letting the seals take the game by
score % 10 10 G euarfai" Wheel
eg pitched good ball for the SEALS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court OF The
State OF Washington for King
County.
In the matter Of the estate Of
sophia Faux. deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that tho
undersigned has been appointed by
the above entitled court admins
traitor Of the estate Of Sophia Fnnlk.
late Of the City Of Ballard. deceased.
All creditors and all persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased,
are hereby notified 10 present them.
with the necessary vouchers. within
one year after the publication Of
this notice. 20 the undersigned. ad-
minlatratof OF said estate Mt his
residence designated "a No 22G East
Crawford street. Ballard. Washing.
ton. the same being the place for
the transaction OF the business Of
Haid estate.
GEORGE FAULK.
Administrator Of the estate OF So
phia Faulk. Deceased.
Dated at Ballard. Washington,
this 10th day of September. a. -.
1905. Date OF first publication.
September tG. A. -. 1905.
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srNnAY aANIHa.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At CHIcAGO-Ffrst game. Chi.
caEo 2. ST. Louis J. Second game
Chicago 4. st Louis 3.
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There we're no aanrsflas.t
made during The game. Plnm,ne.
eupdieilew aud Mckay pIsyell ~
best game fof the olymplas wbs,s
Captain Lewis Pollock and grells
were the hiRh school stafs
Il begins - look aa II The t.sA
school team would have 10 faIa
brace. # they eKpec, 10 hold ~
score down whom they play the n
Of ". on The s9ih Following "a
the lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
sATrRpAY GAMEE

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At BoSToN-First game. New
York z Boston I. Second game
Nex York 2. Boston I.
At BROOKLYN - First game
Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 2 Second
game. Philadelphia I. Brooklyn s.
AT CINCINNATI - Pittsbarg O.
Cincinnati g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
800 HIT TIERS

Just 30 men remain on the list Of
800 hltters in the three "hig
leagues" on these the American
league furnishes three. the Nation
ais II and the association 10.
While Keeler has jumped ahead
OF Stone In the American and Sey-
mour has three points the better OF
Wagner in the Nationals In the
association Clay has a long lead,
with Jones' next, Pickering aud Con
gallon are the Columbus contrIbu-
lions To the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

thumbs the elusive
leather crashing into armofed
pitcher who this good
years o depend solely balls
plnchd
Of the ball Is too deep prob
m me 10
pitching OF other ball Ny first successful
aud I've
m pitching since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
FAN FOOD

The coioncra smile stiIl grows.
T.auicfborn II showing up well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
AAIERIeAN IEAGIfE-

AT ST. LOUIS 81. Louis I. De.
troit 2
AT cHfcAGo-chlcago 4. cieve.
land 3
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M NNTFlFNTN-N ~ THFa7fFFT =
At NEW YORR-Ftfat game
Washington ?. New York 5. Second
game. Washington J. New York 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 2
Philadelphia 6
At DETROIT Detroit 6. Cisvo.
land ?
AT CHICAGO 81. Louis 2. chica.
90 Il.
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covering Kaa6a position al laird
hAg easily.
Rube yiekufa proved himself q
plpntn.
johnny Kane IA the best ever IN
center.
NIL Hurley wAa there with the
goods. II can b. easily seen thar
niiiY hasn't forKotten hos.
Jones got his share Of the ap-
planss.
Pug" bennett wa there With the
biff stick a. usual
sfrelb's double play Saturday viii
be long remembered BY the root.
erA
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Dolly Gray shut ont the Oakland
crew Saturday By flrst-eiass pitch
ing aud good fielding.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13

H. G.. Turner, w. T. Tyler and c.
t. DeGarmo, who soon reported
the following Central Committee
one from each countr7 magisterial
district and three from town. These
are: Mt. Sterling, Thomas Rog-
ers, N. H. Trimble and W. P. APP
person: Sideview. B. f. Mark
Grassy, James Donavan: Harris,
Robert Crooks; Spencer, Alex S.
Duff; Camargo, Chas. Lockridge.
This Central Committee will pro
coed in planning for a vigorous
and successful campaign and at
the proper time will make report.
During the session Revs. Kelly
and Bell, of Sharpsburg, told of
the work accomplished in Bath
county at the recent election and
some conditions in Colorado where
whisky had been voted out.
The readers of the Advocate
will be informed of the work in
this county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13
TEMPERANCE MASS MEERING.
Central Committee Appointed
Aggressive Work will Begin.

At the first meeting held in Oc-
tober at the Baptist church, John
s. Frazer was elected permanent
chairman with authority to select
a committee who with him would
report later. That committee con-
sisting of W. T. Tibbs, Jno. L. Cole
man, W. A. Sutton and DR.. W. r.
Thompson, have had several confer
ences, and at mass meeting held
at the Christian chuch on Thursday
evening, December z, made a re-
port.
Chairman Frazer, presided. Rev.
II. D. Clark read scriptural les
son and Rev. E. Dawson led in
prayer. DR.. w. r. Thompson was
made secretary. The chairman at
ter explaining the object of the
meeting named commitnee--Rev.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13
Social.

Mrs. John G. VIM entertained
at cards on Friday afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy, assisted by Mrs.
Louis Rogers, of Bourbon. gave a
high. five card party. There were
eleven tables.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13
Respectfully,
J. G. TRIMBLE.

People who go to Lexington and
wish to see the beautiful and uss-
full in solid silver bowls, Candida
bras; cut glass, diamonds in scarf
pins, rings, brooches; silver toilet
sets, fine assortment of souvenir
and set spoons in silver and gold
and many other articles should
call on Harting on Main ST., oppo-
site Court House 20-4t.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13
Change Of Firm.

Virgil Hainline has purchased
of l. F. Tabb the Kentucky L at
Tobacco Plant and expects to run
it to its capacity limit. The Ken
lucky Leaf has always enjoyed a
paying trade and with the push
Mr.. Hainline will give it the plants
possibilities are much improved.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13
Christmas watches.

Little and big watches for little
and big purses. Prices range 49,
SO, So, 81, $40 and upwards.
HeintS, Jeweler, E. Main Street,
opposite Phoenix Hotel,
Goat. Lexington. Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13

On the second floor of the new
Mckee building will be room for
church and order socials, also for a
dance hall. la will be tastfulIy
finished and suited for these pur-
poses.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-12-13
Popular Editor.

II. E. Voolfolk, editor of the
Danville Advocate, was elected
Mayor of that city. Goodbye
city printing.