The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-08
+ Facts and Observations.
The Stars Sing Together and the Trees Slap
Their Hands For Jou,
While Men Steep Themselves Tobacco Fumes Railroad
Wrecks. Marriage, Etc., Etc.

On Monday afternoon February o. we left Winchester First
stop was at Torrent where the night The BURNING Of the
pot makes quite change appearance of place Clarence p
charge Oh motel and gives good accommodation Eight men nert
nigh-most of them going coming Campon oil sd
rs now attracting attention The telephone down One man
remarked in substance that who horses and
e Oeen''ea thereby fact which attention
the fearful condition the difficulty in oatt -
Con. Two men drove from Campton in buggy drawn h.
two 'Jack rabbits" The distance ten miles The ti i ~
make the trip was about four hours twenty minutes
Gated going horseback W horse Others tbouUb
quickest way There livery and no t
phone in service to Campton turned back 70
TOO snort we left some at hotel decide themselves Will
writer continued MS trip up and down the under the
and besides the Sparkling rls 1.-THE that The scb,
beautifully describes but can not or will NOT
cuary speak to satisfy great demand thepoetc or
After supper we did not tarry long hotel lobby, We
catch the music of the they sang together
they cappd their hands for JOY appreciate the
ou noer some conditions we prefer to be under tho b
canopy Oh heaven or In the backness of darkness upstairs in
30 Say reader did stop think how some o t
Does not seem strange that mot women will leave
dining where wholesome paatable ife-ovno fod
of which they have partsken &c cncc 20 , ioh
where and there steep themselves fumes of an old
costly mersehaum with gold trimming genuine amber steam or
tobacco as sweet mo under their tongues that's what allied
US mere was TOO much smoke from cigars The courous
proper thing to do got out lust az m -
quenY gone rom business houses and office when m
smoke pipes cigars We may be criticised as heinz o..
particular fautfndng for saying that use &
and have low conception of neaness lin ~
spect II something must be DONE chew gum baby
IN Chrlst-preachers
ana women WI" permit me to remind them that are
of the Spirit OF God and that these temples must not no df
defe the temple of God, him God DESTROY a.
are to be presented "a living sacrifice holy unt Cod
If preacher is nice tobacco he not be nicer
tobacco? The obligation upon believer in tbo
The teaching OF Gods word as to what of his body ~
ample is worth something What effect of onr
,hers2 Quit your smoking md chewing Re nco ID 49, P
,bedient Him who has the right to command ~
We left Torrent on Tuesday morning Lombard ten il
Mt Sterling we heard that Garrett Ingram of our subsor
lad been hurt We called He is engineer on the Bio woods
oad On February p Edwards Branch train loaded ~
wrecked His engine had reached third pan on o
eet high when the third from engine the track
allng brake beam The cars and engine 90 - ~
ails slipped from the ties and moran and H.
umped the engine went and both caught on the
tanding ree He badly bruised about shoulders and h
he fireman escaped with slight injury engineers so
brakeman fell under the was covered NV L
unhurt his body protected by log The wreck
We took first train East On train Cv we mot M
oua M. Taulbee of Daysboro, daughter of J. TsuIh CI
superintendent of Wolfe Co. On February % her sister M MI
as married 20 Mr. M T. Back of jackson She o
led them trip and had spent days with her pnce N
aughn, Lexington
From Camel City ed Canev Siroo
ldham has been cashier of Farmers Merchants RAM .a
Monroe Nickel, who gives attention to law bnsino
18th the Eureka Camel Coal Co. began SHINING 600,
ntieman composing tine nrm W b. Smith Louisvile w n
rchbad cashier of Bank of West Lberty p Archibald The
tier is and has headquarters here nm
est Liberty and were told that that nothing
pending the night took early train Cv for 90 Civ D.
lephone learned that uncle Preston Trimbe
rously sick, and that Mr.. Qucksa his sonnaw 1 CT
sick at and near Hazel Green Quicksa is tho
Mrs. w t. swango, of Montgomery county q
telephone via Hazel Green, saving that onr
W. Judge M NJ Cassidy of Mt Sterling paravzed few
urs before We left on next train and at :O5 D. m
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