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trNo matter what We have a most com ¬

plete line of Fraternity Emblems in

Rings Lapel Buttons Seals Charms

Fobs and Stick Pins Some very inter ¬

esting designs You should show yourcolors Let us help

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DONT FORGET OUR PRESENT TQ Y-OUrsdJ

elf SOCIETY A

SheltonGloveri Married at the Methodist parson-age 210 Boone avenue December 7

iby Rev II C Wright Mr Fred Shelton son of Noah Shelton and Miss

J Nellie Lee Glover daughter of JesseGlover Both are residents of Clark

countyCongratulations are extended

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Bazaarvt+ The ladies of the Catholic churchpyill have a bazaar on Friday SaturofTthcmage of the public is solicited

i Christmas ExchangeThe ladies of the Central Baptist

church will have an exchange on theFriday and Saturday before Christ-mas

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Cakes are to be a specialtyOrders taken

ExchangeThe Central Baptist ladies will have

an exchange in the store room ownedby Miss Lizzie Taylor on Maui streeton Saturday Everybody is invited

CongletonKilgoreTheM Kil

gore of Cannell City to Mr W TConglcton of Lexington was solemn ¬

ized in the parlors of the BrownProctoria Hotel late Wednesday af ¬

ternoon Rev IJ Spencer of Lex ¬

ington officiating They were accom-panied

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to this city by Misses Ellaand Nora Congleton of Lexingtonand Mr and Mrs II K GambillofCannell City The bride is a verycharming and popular young ladyShe was a member ofa party sentfor an outing to Atlantic City N JI

r i > tby the Lexingtoiyllerald several years

agoMr

Ray Rupard of Pilot Viewvisited in Winchester this week

llesstt tlhl1tBarrow and HarveyBush leave returned from Iowa

Mr II 0 Thomas is visiting hisdaughter Mrs Addie Smith in Fayette county

Mr Robert Martin of the UnitedStates army who has been visitinghere has gone to Nashville Tonn

I to be the guest of Capt J A Nash I

foiJCa >vliJesl t pfMr Euca IInggalclof Texas is

here to visit his parents Mr andMrs Suott Haggard

Mrs A J Lisle is slightly improv ¬

ed

Mrs John Hodgkin was in Lex ¬

ington ThursdayMrs Charles Parrish attended the

performance of The Girlof MyDreams at the Lexington opera

houseMrand Mrs William Johnson are

guests of the formers sister MrsJ C Daugherty-

Mr Fred Broadus is ill at his homeon Whin avenue I

Mr A B Askew has returned tohis home in Jackson Tenn to ac ¬

cept a position as manager of awholesale house Mr Askew hasbeen with Allan Murphy and haswbu friends who regret his de ¬

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partureMasterJohn Samuel Blount has re

tuniedld his home in Lexington afterspending five mouths with his auntMiss Mary White

Mr J L B White who has beenill for two weeks is improving

Mss H D Yarlie of Milwaukee is

BLACK CAKES+ Dont disapoint the family by not having

one of our own famous Black Cakes for the

CHRISTMAS DINNERWe have all the materials you will need

Seed Raisins Currants

Citron f Lemon and Orange PeelLayer Figs Dates

Shelled Pecans Shelled English Walnuts

Valencia and Joxdan JliHQads

Genuine New Orleans Molassest >

All Grades of Brown S gar

tEnjoy One of The Seasons Delicacies

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YOU ARE URGED TO CALL EARLY AND INSPECT OUR LINE OF

HOLIDAY GOODSEverything in Brass beautiful Dolls best line of Hand Bags Fanc Clocks

75 cents Furs of all lands new stock Umbrellas new Neckwear Crepeand Fancy Scarfs Handkerchiefs for men women and children Silk Hose

Mens Socks Perrin Kid G16Ves fo Women and Misses Perfumes Spangle Fanshandsome line of Scarfs in Crepe Sprangles and Embroidery from 100 to 15

each Umbrellas for men women and children Raincoats for children all sizes200 300 and 375 Silver Comb and Brush Sets small pieces of Silver of all

kinds Hat Pins Rings Brooches Beauty Pins Belt Pins Cuff Buttons ComBBarretts Baby Bumps the new indestructible Dolls a big line ask to see themthe craze is worse than the Bilikin craze i

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ReadytoWearDEPARTMENT

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Is full of new things and many bargains are being shown 20 Sample Suits toclose out at 1500 value 2500 20 Suits 1898 up to 2500 values in thislot up to 5000 New Cloaks Waists Skirts and Muslin and Net Underwearcome in and give us a look

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visiting her mother Mrs 0 Daughrcity on Buckner street

Miss Catherine McCord is visitingin Richmond

Miss Golden Day left Wednesdayfor a visit in Cincinnati

Mrs Jack McCord continues to im ¬

prove and her many friends hopefor a complete recovery at an earlyante

Miss Mildred Johnson is visiting inLexington She was a guest for thebirthday party given by Miss OllieMAe Clark Wednesday evening

Mrs D N Zimmerman of Lexing ¬

ton is visiting Mrs Ed SutherlandMiss Rosa Wilson of Mt Sterling

is visiting Mrs E B Freeman and

familyMrs

Frank Ramsey has been call ¬

ed to Palis by the illness of her

fatherRevT J Porter has returned from

Louisville where he attended themeeting of the State Board of Mis-

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of which he is a member RevMr Porter was appointed a memberof the Sunday School Advisary com-mittee

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Mr W W Curry is ju Cincinnation business

Misses Jane Gaitskill and EuniceEarp were in Lexington Tuesday to

see Mss Edna Gaitskill who is atSt Josephs Hospital

Master Cecil Haggard who wasaccidentally shot recently is gettingon very nicely

Mrs J W Bell has returned to herhome in Iluntington W Va aftera pleasant visit to Misses Eva andTaylor Gilkey

Mr and Mrs James Lewis havereturned fro ma visit in NashvilleTcnn

POPULARAUCTIONEERSFORM

Messrs R II Brookshire and Rob ¬

ert Daniel Thursday morning form-er

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a partnership in the auctioneer ¬

ing business and in the future wijl dobusiness as Brookshire and DanielBoth are popular auctioneers

Red Star coal is the best on themarket sold by Royse Boone

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The Big Department storT 1

Is all ready for the holidays We have laid in a very I

extensive supply of Christmas things I

SUITS and CLOAKS3000 Suits and Cloaks 18502200 Suits and Cloaks 13501500 Suits and Cloaks i 10001250 Suits and Cloaks > 850

A big line of Blankets and Comforts are gong verycheap I

SHOES 1y

All kinds cf Shoes for the men the women the chil ¬

drenat a very low pricesAgents for Holeproof Hosiery Simmons Kid GlovesAmerican Beauty Corsets Fays Stockings McCall PatternsReliance Carpet Warp

fTODD BROSi-i South Main St Winchester Ky

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HIGHEST PRICES

FOR TURKEYS

Is Paid to Mesdames Robb BrownHolloway and Proctor By TooheyBros Price 154 Cents

Mrs William Robb Mrs Joe BrownMrs Holloway and Mrs GeorgeProctor Wednesday sold their turkeyswhich were held in pool by them toTooliey Bros for 15 4 cents Thisis the highest price paid for turkeysin this county this year The turkeyswere purchased for the Christmasmarket

TO MAKE THEIR HOME

AT PUEBLO COLORADO

Mi Kenny Hadden left Thursdayafternoon for Pueblo Colo accom ¬

parried by his wife and child MrHadden is leavin gfor Colorado on fu

prospecting trip and will probably lo-

cate¬

ona farm in that State

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THATS WHAT IS SAID OF STOMACH PRESCRIPTION GUAR ¬

ANTEED BY PHILLIPS

Stephen Waits of Lansing Michi-

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writesFor over three years I suffered

much pain and annoyance from stom-ach

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disease I had no help from mydigestive organs apparently and myfood would stay in my stomach andferment causing gas there was alsoa dizzy headache I doctored andused every remedy4hat I heard ofbut it remained for MirONA to cureme entirely r Before I bad used threeboxes my appetite and digestive or=

sans bcacme all righjicllis a won ¬

derful remedyHHlEONA stomach tablets are

smalland easy to swallow Theystop the most painful stomach dis ¬

tress in five roinutqs Tlicydrive Outsoreness and gas and make the stom ¬

ach clean and sweetThey are sold by JJhillLps under a

positive guarantee to cure any caseof indigestoin or money buck

They put vigor and vitality intoI people run down by indigestion Soldby Phillips and leading druggists ev ¬

erywhere at 50 cents a large bos

Sec Royse Boone before buyingyour feed We handle the best in

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Artis Turnbull IiA frank statement of the reasons why we cut prices on tailored suits

waists wool goods and many other articles The November weatherwas delightful but it was too fine for business resulting in a heavy °

i overstock whichwillaWool GoodsWool dress goods of all kinds and qualities are cut to the quick youwill heve to come and see our prices to realize the great recuctions

ReadytoWearAll coats and readytowear garments of every description all thisseasons styles are reduced as never before this early inthe year

Tailored Waistss 375 Waists go at 2t2 v

I 250 Waists go at Vl75Muslin and Dimity Weists 4

150 Waists go for i99c100 Waists go for t2ci

Black Sbiesette Waists> SVi

200 Waists 121 V-

i Colored and Black Silk WaistsWaists which soldfrom 5 to 650 go in this sale for 299

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All muslin underwear also goes in this sale at prices that willastonish y-

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