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11 piano price 620 shipped tosomebody in a nearby territoryi4at stifle has not been taken outn d asks that we pay freightihrgestliat they will rive fullt consideration to any reasonableffigure submitted by us that thisis practically riving an opportu ¬

nity of securing this piano at ourue leaveoullownwilling to sacrilice the instrumentregardless of costett Here is

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I ROOMS FonJiKNT Three roomsoji Harrison Avenue

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hated and will ben bluegrass andstorage building second to nonethe blue grass section The com ¬

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About 1200 cattle on the marketoThe quality was commonPrices high especially for heifersTrade was a little slow buyersbeing shy to pay the high pricesasked There was nothing on themarket but light weight steersTOO lb steers soldat 4 to lieYearlings at at to 5c Heifers at

illtoJ 4J5 the latter pricefor fut stuff Cows at a J5 to S4Bulls at sa to 5125 Small crowdat the pens and sales were slowexcept for heifers und cows Theywere brisk We caught a few

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about 400 lb steers of NnpierBros at I17

Kennel Cason of Cynthianabought 4 750 Ib heifers of B IIOldlield tit4cNCri1I Stafford sold 116 650 lbheifers toP Thomas of Boar ¬

bon county at 360Mike Wilson sold 10 900 lb

heifers to F M Gillispie of Bour ¬

hon county at 425J J Prater sold 5 950 lb cows

at 335Ray Moss sold 8 900 lb heifers

to Hibler Robinson at 410K S Miller of Clark soldnI

harness gelding to Mrr Leach ofGeorgetown for 140

Stun Laythrum of Bath countybought 8 850 Ib heifers at 4c

McGuire Webb sold 2 1125cows to Joe Orear at 4c

Dan Welch bought 25 cows andheifers ht 325 to 375

G W Halsey sold 20 shoyearlings about 400 Ihs at 16iitoIT J Thomas

Mat Long and Bro of Ytuib night 11 yearling steers at ti

and 14 about 425 Ib heifers at l17

of G W Halsey-

Wm Stone sold 18 450 Ib heifers to F B Henry of Carlisle8753

Win Bridgeforth bought 6 700steers at JIO

Wm Lykins sold 10 700 Ibheifers to Kennel Cason of Cyn ¬

t unfit at 4cWm Lincus sold 16 about 450

Ib heifers at y1G50-IC l1 Stafford sold 12 iSO 1IbI

heifers to Kennel Cason of Cyn ¬

thiana at 4c These gentlemeni

bought about 40 heifers at 4cC C Kokemloffer of Carlisle

bought a bunch of 900 lb heifcof C M1 Stafford at 4c

MULKS

Very few mules on the marketand sales were few Prices strongDick Katliff sold a fine pair of 4lyear old mules to a Mr Ratliff ofPike county at 500 Horseswere in demand and a good manyboughtbyto 1+350 Thos Davis also boughtseveral head

Notice

Having settled by compromiseall the claims placed in our handsfor collection against the City ofMt Sterling for overcharges iinthe way of costs in the PoliceCourt our clients are requested tocall upon either of the undersignedat once and secure the amount duethem Joifv A JUDY

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respectable business Verily MtSterling is on the boom 1 FTabb is putting up these buildinirs

Williams Kidney PillsHnveyouarerrotenuredtrouble t

imlns in your loins side bask groins andttaCttcatdaItro nt5ccdcLegsi

In Paris on Sunday morning aoclock an L N train ra

over Alvah Thresher 21 years o f iWades Mill in Clarkand cut oftboth legs above the knees He

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f they not be selling clothes To the man who in this great who4

r is carrying the highpriced tailors burdencountry

or shoddy tailors we know there J

> is a reason for your sorrow Perhaps some Iiyears you bought ready to wearclothes from some unscrupulous store who cared not for fit or you and fIrI you have since camped out We want you we want to return to readytowear js

clothes to come to our store see the great progress your country has made in the ff tailoring readytoputon Itdicrirninarin1 orferingsCO

6outingrtjwithjlipts now style cuffsgorgesbuttonsOjjj

j are set very close together new 3 and 4

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1 for spring and summer wear Theattreys blues andlSpopular11show up beautifully in the English Suck Stein

Bloch Suits as low as

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The celebrated Hopkins Straw Sailors andPanamas are now on sale We show the onlymakersi1 and the largest line in the city The new

I blenched enameled used hy the Hopkin-ss j gives life fired luster to the straw Their

styles are authority and their hilts are sold by

iI the best stores everywhere We have the soleIe II e for Strolls time Panamas hereiiII

Powell Is

In case went up theof Appeals from Powell

county asking the court to compelthe issuing of license permitting

sale of intoxicants Clay Citythe motion was flue the

of Powelliiremains dryThe local

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two of the latest creations from the tailor shops J

of Hamburger These garments are swell S

things for youngI fellows who want extremes intheir clothes The fabrics are the latest things 3

shown in the New York market and have just ijjcome by express Gun Club Checks Chain 3

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IofIout figure oftthe youth as no other clothing canSLITS FROM to sanOUTING COATS and TKOUSEKS 10 to 20 jj

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jcolorings the combination weaves the inter s

lining of stripes and bars the bold plaids cover ji

every inchof shirt thought We carry allsizes and sleeve lengths We show the separate fj

collar and attached collar styles with plain or H

turnback cuffs shirts Iopenbuck j

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gee Indian Territory formerly ateacher in this city and Who slur ¬

ried Miss Bessie Lacy of Owings

DistrictJudgeThe nomination moans an election

Stocktons Tailor Shop

Strother Thomas Manager Theonly uptodate cleaning pressingand repairing shop in the citySatisfaction guaranteed Phone22 3 49tf

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Versailles Has 30000 Fire Loss

liJmrybuildingandBerrvsstorohUlned1

Thursday morning Loss nearl50000 Insurance iil00I i

Womens ClubsThe State Federation r0111I ¬

ens met at Shelby villc lustweek Mrs Mary Winn LockMisNi

JuliaMorris of this city attended

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