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MORRISVILLE.

c. ]. Marvin has returned from Brock |
non, Mass.--Mrs. w. J. Bgolow and
aaughter. Ruth. of Burlington. who have
tisted her sister, Mrs c. c. Rublce, for a
&cek returned home Friday evening"
Mrs. c. L. Shaw has gone to Queen City
park, Burlington, TO remain month
Mr. and Mrs. II. Atkins ot Elmore re-
burned from North Truro. Cape Cod. Fri
Nav evening They wore accompanied by
Mrs Hattie Hin Of Gardner. Mass, who
Twill remain with them Mrs. ROSHtte
whitney and grandson. Harold James,
have returned from Barre where they
visited rclativcs.-Judge and Mrs, Edmund
C. Mower of burlington were guests Sat
,lrday and Sunday Of his father, Marshall
t. Mower.-D. G. Smith was at homo from
H3akrrsfold over Sunday.-Mlss Jessie
fBarnes, who has visited her sister. Mrs
IT, A. Bundy, returned t. bakersfield sat
lnrday-Miss Josie Hcrrlck. n stenograph-
er in Boston, Is at home for a week.-Mrs
iJulia Duba Of Isle Ia Motto is visiting
liner son. Charles Duba.-Mr and Mrs.
tIicrbcrt Prouty and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
IA NJ Adams and daughter are in camp
at Lake Elmore.-Mrs. Sadie Cutler of
Enfield, y. H., is a guest for a few weeks
of Mr. and Mrs. C. l., Shaw.-M!Ss Cor
nelia Glecd of Topeka, Kans., Misses
bAlice Page and Helen Wood Of Hyde
spark Miss Pauline Roynton Of Rutland,
lMiss Ncttio McGillc of Washington, d. c.,
Misses Lillian Fisk. Kitte Boynton, lu-
ellie Robinson. Marguerite and Louise
Slocum with Mrs j. A. Boynton of Rut-
land as chapcron, are in camp at Elmore.
II A. Smalloy was in Burlington over
Eundav with Mrs Smalley who is at tho
h. 81 T,ll
burned to Middlebury Saturday after va
ration with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Stiles--E. Il, IIill of DEMO, ore,
rallied on friends hero SaturdaY,-Mr. and
Mrs NJ. f. Maurice passed sunday with
his sister Mrs w G. Marshall, in Shell
don.-Mrs. a. II. SlaYton and guest, Miss
Susie Whittlescy, and Miss Nellie Kellogg
went to Greensboro Saturday for a few
davs' outing.-J. II. Atchison was In
Greensboro over Sunday with his family
in camp on the lake-Clara Newton OF
Worcester, Mass, returned home Satur-
day.-Miss Alice Arnold Of Washington,
u. c.. is a guest at the Randall,
W. F. Benson has purchased Of o. l.
Woods the stock OF mems furnishings
carried in his tailoring store and viii
continue the business at the same place
With an addition of shoe store.
NJ. II. Boardman went to Burlington
Monday evening to return home Will
Mrs. Boardman, who has received treat
nent at the Mary Fletcher hospital
=. Henry Atchison with daughter
blanche. and sister, Mrs. Ellen Gallup
Returned Monday evening from Caspian
Mrs. Niles, Miss Niles and DIR
Frank Jackso' have returned from {
two weeks outing Elmore.-Mis
Ularr Carpenter Is attending the summe
school for teachers Mt Johnson.-Mrs. c
A. Patton is In Johnson for q few days
J.. j.. johnson Of Tittlcton n. H., wa
IN town Monday looking after Palo Earl
q who IL at ]. Utton & SONS training
y etablo.--George Sanderson of burlington
was In town Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs
o. NJ. Ggeely % esYAao River JpqpS!I0,
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NORTHFIELD.

The most severe electrical storm OF
the season passed over this village
early Tuesday morning. The pcals Of
thunder were sufficiently heavy -
make the oldest resident attempt to
recall a similar case, while the light
ming was extremely vivid. Eight head
of cattlo owned by Edward Dunsmoor
were killed during the storm. The
largo wooden awning over H. c. Nose
lcy's market came down during tho
night-Louis st. Gaudcns. the noted
sculptor. was in town Tuesday out
lining the work OF carving the several
lammoth statues which are 70 he
carved by the Ellis Granite company
under his direction for tho union sta
ton. Washington, u. G. Tho statues
will he cut out of Bethel white gran
ite which IS pronounced excellent for
statuarv.-AIrs. pole, the aged mother
Of the Rev. Walter Dole, IS critically
ILL., She suffered a paralytic shock 4
few days since.
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GREENSBORO.

The Rev Mr.. Campbell Of East Hard
wick preached at the conGro gat ional
Church Sunday In exchange with the Roy
r. J. Rarton.-Professo Clark from Bryn
Mawr College with his sister are spend
Ing the summer at W. Il. simpsons
Ella Chcslcy of Minneapolis IS visiting
friends in town. George King has pur-
chased the farm Of Albert Young paying
$500 for farm and tools He Will take
possession the first of September james
r. White, who graduated in June from
the electrical engineering department Of
the University of Vermont, has obtained
a position with the New York Telephone
company of New York city,. Il,
Davidson, a recent graduate In the elocu-
ton department. of Montpelier Seminary
assisted by the local Young Musicians
Perseverance, club gave an entertainment
in the Congregational Church Friday
evening.
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MONTPELIER.

sf,.
SeI''tf"ah ~H""uI'r % n'' IA. nav rs
complained TO D. burton tIAe "i NNrS"-
h'Id' county game W"'"'' N.",
are uo,"N "'i','7. D." '', 80
MI lIN' went mn 80 "'"'S J." ~"
over t"' S''"'y ''"' ~ law P'ol'N.
that in case OF s"'h damage I'e county
game warden ana 'A' iFSI S'''''''''H !"
'ne '""" ~ VIZ '-r - So.
may appralSe t"'h' ms - '"' "'S
time such Complaint mas nee" i'''Ns
in washington county
Harold Ward OF Rosemary . - mo
Miss Minnie a Ho"el4 were 'i'Iieu 9d'-
urday morning al me ldn'o,H' III 'eS'"e"'e
by the Rev Father D. D. O"d''"' MI, anu
MIS- wan 800
Carolina. where they are 10 f'S.ae'
Members OF the Faculty of M'N'p'"'t
Seminary 10 succeed those VINO resigned
at the end of the last school year WeIi
announced Monday by the Kew DE- -
\. Bishop, the principal MISS lda T.,
BaFE, a graduate or inc New hhFId"a
Conservatory OF Nh lc mas "''n 'HE"Sc'
t succeed Miss r. JNH' cross ~ NJ
structor in vocal music H"''"N '"' P''
year MISS h'SE ma "NN''
culture IN the state "''''''' 80, -,
| >r7nsneld, Pa. Mrs Fanny l'r"''"'1I
sheldon, who mas p''n an'"'" W. W.
| studying the No'u' Is ~
seminary during III" ,'''''"9
struction ~ won" N'' .,', e..
mont AT 'H'' lnH'' ,,..'' ts,,',
equipped with hot air furnaces Ever
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. CLARION Allen and children are
visiting at J. p. Tuckcr's.-T,ynn Jones
entertained his brother. Harry of Brook
field a part of last week.-Mrs.. Amor
Cove Is very ll.-Ehlah Fuller has
bought the Dan Cardcl farm.-Miss Ber-
nice Greenwood. who IS working in Perley
r.. Pope's store in Montpelier, is a. home
for short vaca'ion.-Mr. and Mrs.
William West OF Richmond were called
here by the serious illness Of their
daughter, Mrs. Goye.-Jamcs Derby Of
Granville is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
II. Baglov.-TTail Ford Is very III with
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CHELSEA.


Among tho guests expected during
old home week are G. |. Hood or Low
eli, Mass, Hon Marccilus Gould OF
concord n. ll.' Ephr,am Hat'h an"
family of san Jose. Cal, Mrs Mary H.
james of Fergus Falls, Mimi joseph
G. IIouEhton of stamford. Conn MISS
JuIia liouRhton or Montpelier MIS-
Frances Robbins Rolfe OF StacYV'ile'
IOWA. MIS- hhnnah NJ. Corr OF N"r
cester Mass Mrs. ouise f.. M'ader Oh
iiard"ick' MI ana Mrs D. r. Luce VI
Lowell, Mass, the Hon. Curtis = Emery
OF NcWpor' ana AIpan r. No','"t W
New York city, portrait painter nat
ura'iSt ana author me last was p"','
IN 'h"iS'a IN M, inc NV ,""N
; hatch OF brookine' Mass VIII V,
the orator OF the o'cas'oh'-N'' anu
MIS- Mll'"h w. HUTCHINSON M'"t ~
DANDY wednesday 10 ht'enu NV W.
Graz or MIS- HUTCHINSON S'N'e'' susan
NJ SAWYER WI" "leu lucSu'E mo- ms
aF"u :" N'"'S' H"o Is p''"0"''''E
mefnpore" '''' ''"'n " io" ~
S"1ourh WIZ" h'r "ttr"rt'N' WV -"
d'd mu'h 10 '"v"' H'uS''"' NV '"'
in"htS'--M'Ss i-N'' !acS " i''o''n
az nome '"r lorth'Eht N"''. ION Y" ~"
h"r parents MI ana M'S' H
IraoE'-hi' i'"iS W. ",'" W
a'coHlP""l'" ny ms VIZ
ana Er"nns"n' are guests - u.s. ,,.,'
or MIS-. r''n'lN haVoh III ','"'rr 49,,
inEton'-paNiu hurry vi 10, ~. -
conn" is N'Sl'inS ms SON. ''"" pa =
| III H"uth NtS"l'' ''''
chandler ana dauEh,'E
guests at tho orange '"".'E
+. f.. Hood mas "hIarEeu MS SUI "S
connecting win II inc S''. W. -
occupied by GURUS w. ''"'
! George A tracy rc'"rho" ''' 'nS
| evening from ten ""HS '''P "
Plattsburgh' y. h-MrS' NV"
Smith OF west Fairlec mas peen N.H',
Ing Mrs Ellen Is. 'IeN'I"'"' ''' a.
! Ordway Is httlnE up IN" S''""n 9'''S
of the OLD Tarh"i hIocK l"r oc'"p'"' y
by Ch'Isea Grange NO ~ nc i'"''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

While Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Booth
were driving to the Holman farm sun
day. the horse became frightened at the
automobile belonging to Mr. Manchester
of South Royalton. The bits broke and
the horse became unmanagoable. Mr..
Booth crossed the daSher and tried to
stop the horse ana Mrs. Booth jumped.
breaking her left ankle badly. The horse
was stopped without further injuries
Henry Vail returned to Pomfret Mon
day after passing Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Vail
George Chatfield returned to Barre Sun
day after visiting his father, Dexter
Chatfeld.-Rollins Lyons of Mortified
was in town Saturday.-Mr and Mrs.
William Mann went to Qucchce Mon
day to visit their son, George Mann
Ovilla Poullin returned to Iarrisville,
| r. J.. Monday after visiting his aunt
Mrs. Lewis SpoOucr of BrOolifald, and his
cousin, Bert Spoonor, OF this placc-Mrs
| Anna Goodill. who has been visiting at
| Horace Towards, went to Lyme, \. H.,
| ycstorday.-M Bessie Hanley of East
| Granville stopped with Miss Agnes Sault
| Saturday and Sunday, continued on her
way to Fltchburg. Mass-Poarl Wash
burn has resumed his duties In Nichol-
| sons store after a two weeks vacation
| Mrs. Lucia lockwood and Miss IAurcttc
| Webster of Earville, H., have been visit
| ing Mrs T.. ". Burroughs. Mrs W. +.
| Wcdgwood, Mrs. c. r. Pratt ard other
relatives in town, Monday Mrs Rock
wood went to Quechoc ana Miss Webster
to Rarro-Mr. and Mrs r. A. Qucalcy,
| who have been visiting Mrs. Quealcy's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bruce
star: Il for Chicago. Ill. Monday.-Mrs
| Lena IngalShe has gone to Lake Dun
more for an indefinite stay-Miss Harriet
| Keith of Winona. Mimi. who has been
in Barre for short time. returned to
A. H. Powers Monday-NTrs y y
Drapcr and Miss Carrie Draper returned
from Barre Monday. where they vis!tcJ
Mrs. James Walker.-Miss Jennie Morton
wen, to Woodstock Monday to be tn,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs H. e King and
TO attend the wedding of Miss Nina
King. Mrs. r. G. Morton Joined ho-
daughter Wedncydav.-Mrs. Ellen Dut-
ton and Miss Abb!c Alvord who have
been visiting a. c. W. panton's, returned
70 Northfield Sunday
\ G Greene and RAYMOND Torra
went TO Montpelier SATURDAY.. Mr.. Greene
will visit George Rising in Barre Mrs
Perry Cassidy of 81. Johnsburv cam.
Friday TO visit her son. u r. Cassidv
who returned from st Johrsburv with
hor-Mlss Ellen whitney returned from
South Royalton Frld3y-NIiss Mary Mar.
! cntt has returned from Enfield y n
/ She has been canning nj .Soven oaks
c,,tope at Nascon,a lake-Dr Grac,
C,of,in and Miss BESSIE Davonport ar,
I'm NorthncII for a few davs with Miss
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FAYSTON.

Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Perry, Fred l.. and
Master Arthur Lindsey of Beverly, Mass,
came 70 their cottage Monday for their
usual summer vacaton.-Miss Winnie
Perry and Arthur Evans OF BARTON Cams
10 "Arbaritum' the first of this woook.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mccullough and
son have returned TO stowe after Il week s
visit in town.-Fred II. Powers OF Water
bury visited his sisters, Mrs. +. II. Perry
and Mrs. +. A. Bragg, ly.-Willam
Milne of Quincy. Mass, IS visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Henry BcttS.-Charles
Belts. Jr., IS very i'll with a stomach
trouble.
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The Basement Remnant Section


Naturally the result of quick selling produces
more or less remnants and short lengths, We find
clearing after July Sale good many very desir-
able odd pieces that you will find the great Rem
nant Table marked at very little prices. 1t will pay
you to be here early to-day.
1000 yards Outings, very choice styles at l-3
Small lot IL 1-2 and IS cent gngham remnants
at 10 cents.
1000 yards Slkoline IL l-2 and Is cent grades
at cents.
Lot Oriental stripe Tapestry, so inches wide, COL
cent quality at 81 l-2 cents
A few odd pairs of curtains any price.
Novelties for August, first showing to-day
The New Fad.
The Gibson Girl Bag can be worn the belt carried in
the hand made with draw end and belt assorted col
ors Price IS cents
Bathing Suit Bags.
Rubber lined Bathing Suit Bags assorted coor of plain
and chaneeable effect. very nea and serviceable
WV Priced at IS cents
Wash Belts
During the past few days quantities of these belts have been
sold the complete and priced at quick
sell;rs figures &c. &c., 25c, $50, 50c and 75c
Elastic belts IN black and white ornamented with steel
)beads and buckle all sizes. Priced at $50 and S200
Ladies Embroidered Collars
beautiful assortment embroidered collars will be found
display the Ribbon Counter of the and the
daintiest we have evers shown
Priced at &c. &c.,, &c.. 85c. and S1OO.
apanese Fans.
Japanese Fans pretty decorated japanese effect
+rord and durable. Priced at Is cents.
We will begin August with great Umbrella Sale Par
tculars in Tomorrow advertisement
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Smith of Chatham, n. Y, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. | stephenson
DR.. w. Quincy of Lowell, Indiana, visited
here last week after an absence of 10
years Dr. Quincy is the son of VI. G.
Quincy, late of this town.-Fred Knox
of Epping, ~ H., was in town last week.
c. j. BODICE has returned to his home
I'm Tamworth, n. H,-Miss Angie Kelley
Is passing a few weeks in Richford visit
ing relatlves.-Mrs ca. Hutchins OF
Montgomery was in town the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Ira Livingston of Newport Is
visiting in town this week.-Mrs., Juan
Bumeeto and son Of Hartford, Conn,
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs. G. r.,
Watson.-Levi Tatro has sold his place
10 Lewis Gonyeau,-Mrs Horace Lapler
and daughters visited in Johnson last
week,
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heavy rain, which aided In preserving
the house only 90 feet from the barn.
The bolt was seen by many people ana
was followed instantly by burst OF
flames The fire made grand spec
taclc, visible for many miles. Tho
owners of the property Will not re-
build at prcscnt.-Anong those con
Quoting tho house house canvas OF
the town, A. l.. Smith visited % fam
flies Monday ana the Misses Russell
and Stcarns II families Tuesday
During the electrical storm Monday
evening. Mrs. Henry CNmpholl, living
on tho Willis Barnes place in Sterling,
was Frustrated by lightning but not
seriously injurcd.-Mrs. Cornic Gate.
entertained at her home Monday II
party Of friends including Mrs. c. H.
Slocum and daughters Of Morrisville,
Mrs. Kate Hale stone and daughters
of Minneapolis, Mrs. G. II. Chaplin ana
daughters and Mrs. Della Moody and
daughters of Stowc.-Mrs. Sarah Weeks
returned Monday from visit Of sew
eral days in Morrisvillc.-Mrs.H Henry
Bailey on Edison hill entertained Il
party OF children Monday afternoon In
honor of the 18th birthday of her
daughter. While A. w Foster
was driving down Luce hill Tuesday
morning his horse reared ana plunged
Into the ditch. preaching leg. Mr..
Foster despatched the horse ana put
ting tho harness on another horse that
he was leading, continued his journey
to the villagc--I. J. Moody, for the
past five years an efficient clerk in
Miles & McMahou's dry goods store,
will leave Thursday for Minneapolis,
whore he expects to find employment.
MIR Moody is ono OF the most popular
young mon in stowe and his departure
will be much regretted. He will ac-
company r. +. Gale. who returns to
Minneapolis after a months vacation
here. Tho party will also include Rob
ert Harris: who will visit friends i'm
Milwaukee,. Wis. Miss Clyde Jcnncy
and G. w Gale, who will visit rcla
tives in Grand Haven. Mich and +. G
Bashaw on his way to GAINESVILLE
Ohio, where he has a position with the
Barre Granite compauy.-Mr. and Mrs
n Bigelow, Helen Warren and Master
Edwin Bigelow are in burlington for
few days-Mrs. Kate Stafford ana
Mr. and Mrs. f.. q, stafford are at Mrs
Htafford's cottage i'm Queen city Park
Burlington
At an enthusiastic meeting Of the Stow
old Home Week association and citizens
TUESDAY evening at Ak"loy Memorial hail
Il was voted 10 celebrate the week viii
n reception at the Memorial building
Wednesday evening. August II, picnic.
and family reunions Thursday sport:
Friday afternoon ana band concert Fri
dav evening The concert will be give'
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MORGAN.

Mrs. Ida Elliott is very ill-Mrs i. ID.
Farr is much bctter.-Washingto ID. G.,
parties have been looking MP land on the
shore of Scymorc lake for cottage pur-
poscs-E. X. Lord is preparing to huild
~ barn.-Tcams from Newport ana East
Charleston are gathering cream through
this town.--Perlcy Atkins has the meas
lcs.-Mrs. G. !. Moore and daughter are
visiting her brother, Porter Lyon, al
Wcstmorc.-Mrs. Hattie Rover is in East
Boston with her daughter.
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H. w. ALLEN &y co.

new people arrived at Grccn Mounta n
Lodge the last of the we"k.-A. l.. Bark
youmb OF White River Junction was in
town Sunday.-Dr. l.. A NrW,onb and
W. H. Hutchius came from Montpelier
SATURDAY. ana are at Mrs. f, A. New
combs Harold Watson of Montpelier is
at II. e. IIaycs's,-Mrs. Swift of Bridge
port Conn, Is at y. l.. Dcmerrtts.
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MARSHFIELD.

Ten young mon from this place took
the r. f. D. carriers examinations at
Montpelier Slturday.-IIenry Kellogg Of
Lisbon, y. H., Is in town.-Mrs, Lydia
Burton. an aged woman. fell with a
p'ass can and cut her arm very badly
and suffered several bruses.-A number
of people from here went on the eXcur-
sion 70 Ausahle Chnsm Sunday.
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CRAFTSBURY

Mr.. Thompson from Ohio is visiting his
sister Mrs. A. A, Brdgcs.-S. II. Lathe
was Ill with the humps last week.-Mr.
Allard Is able to be out after a severe i'll
ness of two weeks. bernard Kcclcr or
Portland, Me- is passing his vacation
herein spite of the wind storm Friday
evening, the Ladies' Aid cleared 81 from
their la vn social
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H. w. ALLEN e. co.
Garment Department.

Yesterday we advertised SUIT SALE and it
indeed the greatest sale Of high grade suits we
have ever attempted The crowds of delighted buy
kept up all day and the expressions Of delight at
securing such wonderful bargains were many.
To-day we offer the same values in Suits at one
half the price and there Of the best bargains
1.f+
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WATERBURY, CENTER.

Mrs, Josephine Reed ana Mrs. u. c.
Hayes were in Montpelier July "a as
guests of Mrs. W, NJ. Parkor,-Johu Ring
was in Northfcld Saturday,-A number of
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IS handsome percale dresses made Of fine quality
French percale white ground with small dots fig
ures, prettily trimmed with Hamburg insertion.
Value $3.50. Sale price to-day $500.
Is Misses and small womens sizes IA and 10 80
and 80 bust measure All this Season. made of the newest
small checks and stripes. Value S5.75, $3.50 and SS75.
Sale price So 90.
White Goats. Elton style only, offered to-day at Sl0O
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CIIANGEABIE.

"What would You call the color of Mrs
Swiftcy's hair?"
II think Ia call it hcklc '-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-08-28
WHERE p?

The Mt. Sterling Gazette in its
issue of August 22nd asks this
question::
"Will the Advocate tell the peo-
pie next week where s. W. Hager
made his headquarters in Mt.
Sterling when he was making the
race for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor 2"
so far as the writer personally
knows, saw or heard Except from
W. ii. Wood the headquarters
of ). w. Hager while in our city
was at the home and law office of
III. Il. Prewitt.
We told the assistant editor of
the Gazette that we would frankly
answer the question in reply to
his request; we also told him that
his question was an insinuation
that Mr.. Hager made his head
quarters" at an Objectionable place.
AS the Gazette scribe appears to
know about Mr.. Hager, we now
ask him to tell what HE KNOWS. -
Mr.. Hager while in our city
was a guest at the home of III. X.
Prewitt where he spent the night;
he then went to the court house
where he spoke, then to the office
of Mr.. Prewitt where he met sew
eral friends before train left.
We think we understand the
motive which prompts the query.
If the assistant editor of the Ga
zette is not satisfied with this ex-
PLANTATION let him give FACTS, not
INsINUATIoN; Observations will
come later.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-08-28
NO LONGER DOUBTED.

The editor of the Courier-Jour-
nal having read the deliyerances OF
Augustus Z. Wilson, Republican
candidate for Governor, speaks
boldly in single construction and
hence cannot lie misunderstood.
This deliverance of the greatest of
Southern Editors will mean much
to the Democratic party, for many
there are who look to this wonder
full editor for guidance. The Edi-
tor adhering to convictions, says:
Upon every real public ques-
ton of pith and>moment, the Cou-
rierJournal and Candidate Will
son are at opposite points of the
compass. The COurier-Journal
wants a Democratic Administra-
ton at Washington. 1t wants a
Democratic Administration at
Frankfort. 1t wants a Democratic
Administration in Louisville.
Mr.. Wilson would give us none
of these. He is a Republican of
Republicans. He is the same old
Republican he was during years
when there was no misleading is
sues and nobody required a dia-
gram to tell him where he was at,
or to show him how to vote.
The Courier-Journal is a Demo-
crat, it is a Democrat dyed1n-the-
wool, and it knows why it is
Democrat. Mr.. Wilson is a Re-
publican, a dyed-in-the-wool Re-
publican, and he must know why,
because he is explaining why
every day upon the raging stump.
The Courier-Journal is, Demo
crat. Mr.. Wilson is a Repub-
lcan. The Courier-Joulnal will
vote against Mr.. Wilson and not
for Mr.. Wilson
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-08-28
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.

On Tuesday night of last week
an organization named the Bust
ness Mems Club of Mt. Sterling,
was effected. 7 h e following
officers were elected for one year:
President, DR.. w. h. Thompson;
Vice President, j. G.. EnOch; Sec
rotary, II. q. Hoffman; Treasurer,
David Howell. There were then
y charter members. Bylaws
were adopted after diligent work
by the committee to ascertain the
successful features in other towns.
President Thompson appointed a
membership committee as follows:
DR.. G. W. Harris, w. A. Samu-
els, A. B. Oldham, G. G. Chenault,
T. f. Rogers, j. Clay Cooper, y.
s. Frazer and j. T. Ricketts,, who
will solicit members for the club.
The next regular meeting will be
the first Monday night in Septem-
Der. The expectation is that by II
united effort enterprises worth
much to our town and county can
be secured. We favor the organi-
cation. The membership fee is s..