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MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUNE 4 1901

k CTS AND OBSERVATIONS

DrWRITERATTENDS TWO COMMENCEMENTS

JNS FOR A FORTUNE HAS HIS ANKLE SPRAIN

AND SEES A CIRCUSV I

ie commcncemcut exercises ofitcntucky Classical and Busi

i College took place at thestian church in North Middle

11 OH Tuesday morning May 28

j room was darkened and lightland beautifully decorated Theludunce was not large but select1 body was in holiday attire

fPhe iuVocutiou was by Rev C

f Dick The musical programmeis executed by Misses Hair lushI Boone and Kieth

JThe address was delivered byev James Vernon pastor of the

JOiBMtiholasviiic Christian churchmike most speakers he has distingiiishiug peculiarities Some ofhis are A commanding physique

and dignified carriage with a touchof affectation a well trained andpleasing voice historical researchfine descriptive power discrimilating use of words and expression insimple language We would how

ever suggest that ordinarially theintroduction of words from foreignlanguages is to be avoided but as

L this was an extraordinary occasion-we will pass it br-

Reminisccnces was the subject

f of an address by the venerableFrank Houston now in his SRI

ft year a man who through thesemany years has been identified

with the religious educational and

business interests of North Middletown To us he was a remarkable

man considering his age well pre

ng served in mind and body and readytr in speech fervent in the advocacyof WOMAN s powers charms and inlluence We do not know whether

rt he prefers old or youngThe graduating class was com

posed of John William Young son

of Mr and Mrs J Will YoungThe address to tho graduate was

delivered by Mrs J B Skinnerthe pprincipal She is an intelligentanti cultured woman11re heardexpressions of high commendation

and approval of her as a teacherand of regret that she would leaveNorth Middletown to take chargeof Jessamine Institute at Nicholas

k villerl According to custom °a copyof

the Bible was presented to Mr

YoungMrsSkinner will be succeeded

by O L Traheru a member of thefaculty and N H Brooks I who inaddition to taking a course at Ken ¬

tucky University has Leon preach ¬

ing at Sharpsburg and Bethel forsome months We wish them site¬

cessWe accepted an invitation to dinewith the family of J Will YoungHere we met Mrs Mnggio Young

and son Johnson of Mt SterlingReached home after dark

HAMILTON COLLEGE

On Wednesday morning we wentto Lexington to attend the 32d com ¬mencement of Hamilton CollegeWe had received an invitation IronMiss Sadie daughter of J WillYoungof North Middlctown

The exercises were held in theOpera House A charming sightwas presented when the graduating

class of 23 young ladies arrayed inwhite with queenly bearing ap-peared

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upon the stage theyarefrom the States Kentucky Ten ¬nessee Texas Ohio Missouri In-diana

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and Indian TerritoryThe only ones of whom we knew

were Miss Young and Misses Em-ma and Nuncy Bryan daughters ofW F and Junes Bryan of Northlhhid letown

The First Honor was dividedamong three young ladies whoseaverages were from j 79 2800 to97 2039GO

The Second Honors were dividedamong four whose averages werefrom 95 J5911SOO to 90 these beingthe averages of Misses Emma Bryanand Sadie Young

Miss Viola Henry of Texas whois now visiting Miss Mary Sproutof tills city is a graduate and alsoreceived certificate for excellencyin the Fourth Grade of Music

Among the 19 including 8 grad-uates who received certificates ormedals for house keeping were theMisses Bryan and Young and MissEmily Cunningham laughter ofour friends Eo S Cunnigham andwife of Thomson Clark countyHere is a Fact for the Observation

of young men matrimoniallvinclined

The address to the class was delivered by Rev E L Powell ofLouisville a man of recognizedability as a thinker and speakerHis subject was The Royalty otHuman Nature After settingforth in charming manner thepowers of man including womenho showed that hits clowning glorywas the divinity that 1is within himWe esteem it a rare privilege tohave heard him

The presentation of diplomascertificates and medals by PresidentB C Ilagerman followed by thedelivery of many Moral offerings andpresents closed another successfulyear in the history of this popular

institutionWeat the Lexington Din-

ing Room recently removed fromMain street to more commodiousand attractive quarters in the newMcClelland building corner Shortand Upper streets

IIOW WE PLANNED FOR TIn FORTUNE

In the afternoon we were intro ¬duced to a Mr Ewing of Missouriwho is somewhat interested in agold mine in Georgia and in thewelfare of OTHEU people He andfive friends only live have 80acres of land rich in gold quartzyielding by assayers analysisfrom 1095 to ji5G per ton Heshowed the assayers letter Theywish to secure control of at least10 acres more and probably anoth-er

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tract Ho drew a diagram ofthe parcels on the floor of an In-vestment

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Companys ofllce wherethe plan was divulged-

In order to do this and to putthe entire holding on the marketthey had decided to sella fewshares and would be pleased totake me in on the ground floorHo told of a lady friend in Missou

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ri who had taken one ¬worth of stock and was so

the thather

lady to investAs soon as the

is 1 the will befive

lord the stock put onthe in New York Mefailed to tell or not J Pierpont would the

for him he re ¬that if I did not have suffi ¬

cient to pay all cash hewould half cash and mynote for the other half He didnot know that he was to aman who had had andhad made in realbooms and theHe me that for every dol ¬lar I would ten

by Dec 1later than 1liS the stockcould be sold for five dol ¬lars With all his he

forsuch a cnlat the he did

There Iis in It I will fixhim Of course he will not find itout until tis too late My wifes

RevTibbs null will join reand we will take the entire ¬

limit the bonds Ioeand the thus ¬

Mr and hisshort Then in

we will leadHill and oth ¬

ers a merryto send him word if

his offer was thewriter went to the C it 0where there was much

andand tears We in a partonly

Note our school is out0 teachers we must part

ANKLE

When the train Thom ¬son wo Miss

with horMrs CUll wasin front We to therear of the car in frontand to the

the Wesay withhand to fullof body was not on the right footWe knew that had

As soon as we en ¬tered the car and laid down in the

Thewas not but since ¬day we have been laid upfor other diver¬sions we havo these linesand other copy for therend the to the

to the G nj °ycd calls by severs etc Itis not as by prea ¬chers and r

TO OO TO Tin OlllCLSBut the did see the little ¬

the bigtail he saw the dogs andand and fireand crowd and themusic The byand wo saw the while in bedWe finish these lines on

OUR THANKS

We the ofE A Ford nnd wife and Miss EmiLee in

if you have had

A500 Allwool Mens Casimere

Pants swell patterns styleand fit at 399

500 Allwool Clay WorstedSuitbest values ever shownin Lexington for 499

hundred dol-larspleasedwith prospectthrough representation another

wantednecessary amount

obtained holdingscapitalizedat million dollars5000000

marketwhether

Morgan engineer

dealUnfortunately

markedmoneyaccept

talkingexperience

millions restateprinting business

assuredinvested receive

probably certain IylnotJanuary

millionexcellencies

deserves criticism proposingplace

money

preacher brothersinlawBuckner

proper-ty 5000000

pocket money leav-ing Ewing friends

engineering greatfinancial enterprisesMorgan Rockefeller

chase-Promising

generous accepteddepot

ferventhandshaking farewell kissing

indulged

teachers

youIllSPRAINED

reachedStation assisted Emily

Cunningham packagesProwitt immediately

stepped

enrouto smoothsiding accident happened

enrouto because rightholding railing weight

something hap-pened possible

smoking department injuryserious Wednes

eveningrepairs Among

propnredADVOCATE

Epistle Hebrewsreferring

friendsregarded proper

semipreachers

writer el-ephant holding elephants

poniesmonkeys departmentcurious enjoyed

procession passedsights

Saturdaymorning

acknowledge kindness

Hibler sending delightful

ediblesGentlereaders

They are made up in thevery best of style lined withfarmers satin sewedwithsilk threadand of the latestcut All NEW GOODS

When accompanied bythe mucous patches inmOUthernphair001 andswollenbonessymptoms

rapidwill

promply andviolent destructive

S S S is thecure for thisfor this specificworst cases

MS CaadlHoB

Rave Been Ntdid me no Rood i I

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time my hair camethroat and mouth lilYwith copper triloredsores I suffered

Iin my shoulders nodhave been no worsecat underilaiid mylost nil hope of everI decided to try S Sbut must confess I ha 3little faith leftI inmedicine Afcr takthe third bottle 1a change in mytion This wan truly °coitriKini and Imined to give S S ShoroiiRh trialI

tltattimeonlhetmprctiement fseemed to h ve theease completelycontrol the soresulcers healed nod Isoon free fnni allof the ilimnler Ibeen MrotiK anil

L W SMITH Lock

4 eis IL L c nfc W ylkice tSESrmercury lalashor

Send for our free

thisit contains

disease withtreatment Wecal advice cure

THE SWIFT

the experience

ting up or llyititfbed with awill I trust

Nut view mo with nNor ipnes my Fuels t

tripIProvidence

nnd we areortlce

A livelyHealth

liverskin brightCascarets Candytain and secureine tabletssold in bulk All

According toStnto Hoard ofLexingtonLtucltnsfixable

during the past

Mr Jamesmouth Vasuffered foron his facenot help himHazel SalveF C

DuersonWant

It is said thatbehind thechase of themines of

Educate YourCandy Cathartic

10cS5c If CCC tall

T W Jones

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glassesI

Digests

to lit

It artificiallyNature Instructing thegans It is theant and toniccan approach itstantlyDyspepsia

relieves

Flatulence SourSick Headacheall other results of

Prepared by E C

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l Ulcntenti all sizes

Come Early and Avoid theBiggest Sale Ever held

Park HotelILfJ LThis charming resort will be formally openedSATURDAY JUNE 15th witha hopMusic by Louisville Orchestra

IS NOW OPENGUESTS

W W HOWE ManagerTORRENT KY

111 issioners IQATVT1

Montgomery Circuit Court

E REESE ADMRX ETC PLPFS

IL WOOD ETC DEFTS ti

NOTICE OF SALE is KqriTV

itIIIC or it judgment niul otxlur of sate of1 II t g01l1l I Linnit Uonrr rendered at tile

liltJ1 uteri F hi tliu above ctuiriwill on the

Day of June 1901clock Ip in or thereabout on Hie pre ¬inoopedItIeOIiet till wilt at public iincliiin

bidder on n ciedlt nf 0 andi2n the city of Mt Mvrliiifr Kv the pro

in tliojndKiiienl twitfollowing teat erelate situated on latInthe city MtfloilinB IKy tad

I on the south by Mid Main ntroet on thean alleyI lending from said Main tieeth strut on till north by High street andwooly the laud and piiiperly rJSaid lot iis laid oft and divided 11

lou low iIIscl lOT NO 1lleKin at a pointintewerlion of the alley vitli Ialllt vetmoth W west with the west line of the

feet and two inuhe to a paint whoreintersect with IliKi street thence

lute of Iliyh street Miulli Mj nestlea stake northeast corner to IL1 No 4 on

thomn leiivlrv till tivet width mafelt to a slake H utlnu > t corner In

I o 4 theicc onih 781 IIliia stahu in 1 tU Ttlabic Hi

tItWI ot coniii to Ixit NoJ tliincc noiithIIi feet to a rtake coi IHI lo J It Ti ini

iii Hi 4 IJCII l liT fwt 8 inrhei loI auruel toTiiinolc llieiiou lonth ls enIi intl ton slake on the no Hi ma finpavement on Main stiwt std ioincr Ilo

then c will tin nor li niutKii of Ipit ieMain street north 721 eaot tar feel to

nail contain I acre and 1lulus of landSO S Hounded bv ttegiunhlg at a ftuke

wdtihside of Ilitfh street northeast idi1 I t Tiinible thence mnith IBJj eiirl llH take in TriinlileV line and n rtlnvetto Uit So I inure lot thence north 781feet bi a stake aonthwesl corner to I t

thence with the nest tine of Ixit No 3Kli we1131 feet to a stoke the not th went

I to Lot No tli on Minth side Iliich streetwith the Mintli line of high anger Nonth

SO tNt to the buxinnlng and continueimie lales

Nn3Hoghts at a take on the southi1irb itiwt northeast comer to Lot No

with the east line of Lot No t southIII frt to a stale HHitlieimt comet to

S III the Title of let No I thence withof UH No 1 north TljJ east 10 feet to a

the xnuthwost c river to Lot No 4 thencewest line of I t No 4 tooth lilVi WOKI

to a stake nortluviwt corner to Ixit No 4IIot High titled thence with theline of llijrh street south T8U west 60 feetbogiiiniiixt contnlniiij < l111fO miuare pole

NO 4 UeKiimiiiK nt n stake the northof Lot Soti on the ninth line ofthence with thus vital tine of put No

IOq eant Ism feet to a stake in line oflot and Miuihoiut corner of lot No 8with line of honso lot north jlJi east 8Uit liko corner to ltut No l nr IHIIIHS lotwith a line of north I0 9 west 181 feet to a

the south line nf IlllCh street tad curterNo I thence with south IIlle of high

Hiuth iatW08t at foot to the lHfiiiniiifII 21 141 MIIUIIO poles of landilr> t offer Iota Nun 1 i Jl and 4 separ ¬

teal thun I will oilei threat os n whole mudtill bid ie bkia whHi brings the moot

i < 281Kiooixleii d to U nnidurriiciitsKii will bo roiuirod to give bond

sociirilyi rIll the pavinent of themoney to have the force and elluct of amood boariiif legal inlcroHt Irtmi tin

sale accnnllnp to law lildiicrs wit beI to comply with lliOfe terms A lien

retiiiaetlt on the land weld till a I the jinriininey ini paid nand to John

to exleit of his field inteivst nodFor nny excess take bond payable to

I Ili ItcCM1

l J CLAY COOPERMiii ter CommUsioner M I C

For RentG room cottage on llurrison

Address Slits JNO U20 Fayette Ave Lexing ¬

Ky

IPUBLICSALb a

I will sell to the KUfliest IJIdder on

SATURDAY JUNE 22 1901-At

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10 OCloeU n inIf not Mold privately before that time

In Mt Sterling KyMY TWOSTORY CARRIAGE SHOP

und

LIVERY STABLE COMBINED

Situated onthe corner of Highjnd Wilson streets Thesebuildings front on High Street00 feet and running back onWilson Street 1174 feet with anell 24x00 feet This is one ofthe largest buildings in MtSterling and within a stonesthrow of the Court House and amost desirable property for any

ManufacturingBusinessAlsoBuildingLotlotjon East Main Street

I am now closing out my en¬tire stock o-

fHandmade Buggies at lessthan Cost For the Next

30 Daysmiss the chance of getting

IIDont vehicle at less than Costvehicles remaining unsold

I shippedSoI yuntil sale as none of them willbe sold at auction-

I offer at a Bargain 2 Hacksand Harness 1 Drummers Wa ¬gon and Harness and other Liv ¬ery Vehicles and Harness i J I

I will offer at private saleOne Dwelling House on

Sycamore Street and v tOne Dwelling House on

College Street

Property ¬it purchaserForat my Carriage Shop

KNOWNONB1E SETTLESDR JAS BRASHEAR

VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTISTGRADUATE OF INDIANA AND CHICAGO

COLLEGESPHONE 135 MT STERLING KY

ACo HUM AriTIOXKKK 1

oollnticKOffer his servire t IdRVrIIlleunllllllchulldlCharges flRumjIOIlIGREAT LINE OF BARGAINS f k

in

250 Blue Flannel Suits colorsguaranteed at 499 allthe dealers ask 9

Serge Coats and Vests man ¬ufactured by Alfred Benjamine Co New YorkILOuIS GUS STEAUS

Leading Clothiers and Fine Merchant Tailors LEXJ GrO XEtTJcrOKs

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