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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, January 11, 1911.

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Mrw+ w wrw y fLY w V rwwahC4 +jfh U- kW17 9L1r- i J f t t J Jk SECTION 1 p MX MARLING ADVOCATEr t LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY VOLUME XX MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11 1911 NuMBER 27 t a ALIIE ROBERTSONS WAREHOUSE 0 iJ 0 BLOWN IP WITH DYNAMITE ff toss Slight GrMt Excitement Caused By Das r it cr tardly DeedLarge Crowd Attracted By explosion r 4I I rAs we were preparing to go to press at 630 oclock last night the citizens ot the entire city were startled by a heavy explosion and hundreds of citizens ran out oft their houses to ascertain iho cause At first it was thought 16 be a na tural gas explosion but upon investigation it was learned that the southwest corner of the warehouse to occupied by Allie G Robertson had been blown up with dynamite- Alarge hole was also blown ipii j C O box car standing on the1 track nearby The building did not take fire and the explosion in jured it but slightly Indigna TABB OPERA HOUSE Thursday January 12 1911 Rounds Ladies Band and Orchestra Americas greatest in music fsongrom Boston New York Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia to SanFrancisco Portland Seattle iin citiesi largo and small have been delighted during past years and it is better todaymirthand music closely intermingled by an ar tists hand and presented by artists upon all manner of instruments and things Such an array of artists never before assembled in one company Violin Clarinet Cornet French horn Saxophone Trombone IoculJI Readings Impersonations Monologues Programs Popular clas sical descriptive 4 Dont forget the place to get that swell monogram stationery is jitthe Advocate Pub Co Inc U Safety Boxes A supply of safety boxes for the use of the customers of the Mont gomery National Bank arrived yesterday and are being installed Talk Sixteen If you are in such excellent health that you never realize that you have any vital organ so thoroughly do they perform their functions and you are not insured well will you pardon the candor t youre a very foolish man This sounds a good deal like a para dox but it isnt For when a man is in such a condition is the very time for him 1 to insure his life In time of peace prepare for war has been quoted threadbare but it never was more applicable than it is right in this instance WHILE YOU ARE IN SUCH PER FECT HEALTH YOU ARE INSURABLE Isnt that something Now dont toss your head and say that is all rubbish that theres time enough for all that j Many a man has when asked about his myliCeyears maybe Cant tell But itsadiance that its far safer to let an insur twice company take for you I This is a thought for healthy brawny men to have Theyve the long end of possibility in their favor of course But YOUcant tell Tti G HOFfMAN General Agt t Mt Sterling Kentucky HSf tion is high and hundreds of ex cited citizens viewed thee scene of this dartardjy crime The warehouse is the property of Mrs Lula M Barnes and is occupied by Allied Robertson an independent tobacco buyer Some years ago he moved to our city from Bethel Bath county where he had a barn burned by night Aiders and since his residence here has been engaged in the buying and selling of tobacco He has made many friends here and a de termined effort will be made to bring the guilty party or parties to justice Special Matinee By special arrangement the management o f the Lyceum Course has secured a matinee to be given on the aft rnoonof Tues day January 17th the Dudley Buck Concert Company of Indian apolis which js to appear here on the evening of the sanie date The matinee will be held at215 oclock an the Tabb Opera House This matinee was secured especially for the benefit of the pupils of the various schools of Alt Ster ling A plan has been perfected whereby all the pupils of the diff erent schools will attend the mat inee entertainment in a body The program for the matinee will be entirely different from the program to be rendered by the Concert Company at the evening performance A small admission of 15 cents will be charged for pu pils 25 cents for others It is safe to say that those who take advantage of the matinee per formance will return to hear the evening entertainment The Con cert Consists of four talented art I ist presenting the violinist flute soloist pianist and reader For further information concerning the concert see separate notice in this issue Guthries prices and values are not on speakingterms Ten Oclock Closing At a meeting of the Pastors Conference the following resolution was unanimously passed Resolved That the business men of Mt Sterling would lose nothing by closing their places of business at 10 oclock on Saturday nights and they would confer an appreciated favor on their employees and they are hereby asked to take this matter under con sideration Rev H D Clark Rev H G Moody Rev BC Horton Rev W J Bolin Go to Guthrios cut price sale p WANTEDWomen or girls of sixteen or older to fill places at sewing machines Wo teach you how to operate high speed power machines which is a trade in it self and offer employment toa limitednumber at glove making Call at Factory North Queen St Best goods lowest prices at Guthries1 ti ELOPEMENT Mr Paul Weckesser and Miss Lot tie Bittinger Elope to Ironton and Were Married On Tuesday Mr Paul Weckess er and Miss Lottie Bittinger put a cooler over on their friends and parents by catching the noon train for Ashland and from there cross ed the river to Irontoni where they were malriedMr Wtckesser is a son of our popular groceryman Mr Fred Weckesser He is a bright capable and deserving young man Miss Bittinger is a daughter of our prominent tele graph operator at the C O de pot Mr H S Bittinger formerly of Bath county Sheia beauti ful girl has a captivating manner and isa favorite with all her acquain trances We join their many friends with hearty congratulations Cut price sale at Guthries Better Mail Service For Mt Sterling Beginning Monday January iGth a new city mail carrier will bo put into the service at the local post office The department has appointed Mr Gilbert Y Triplett who is a popular and deserving young man for the position His route will cover a part of East Main street and SmithvilleNAll of the city routeswill be changedsome and extended farther out to the outskirts Our prices on engraved calling cards are the lowestour stylesI the latestAdvocate Pub Co Inc 225 buys 3shoes at Guthries Marriage of Robert Payne On Sunday afternoon at 3 oclockat the home of tle brides parents on Queen street Mr Robert Payne and Miss Maggie manFIE E Dawson performed the cere mony Miss Turley is the daughter of Joe Turley and is an attractive and deserving young lady Mr Payne is a barber at Joe Scotts popular shop at the Na tional Hotel He is popular and attentive to business The couple left on the wesbouad C O Sunday afternoon for a short bridal trip1 to Cincinnati We join their friends in extending well wishes J 5 hats cut to 33 at Guthries New Quarters for Robinson Robinson the Jeweler will move his jewelry store to the handsome Reynolds building corner Court and Maysville streets He will en large his already large stock and will continue to cater to the trade that want the best at a reasonable price Cut price sale at Guthries Rents Farm Our friend Mr J T Highland has rented his farm for the year 1911 and moved to town and taken rooms for the present with his sis ter Mrs Leo Games Mr High land is a most excellent gentleman and we welcome him to our city and trust he will find it so pleas ant here that ho will remain with us always I MRS M E CASSIDY One of our Most Prominent Wo men Dies at the Home of her daughter In Winchester Mrs Martha Elizabeth Cassidy wife of the late Judge M M Cas- sidy who had been dangerously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs M T McEldowney of Win chester answered the call of the death angel on Thursday morning Jan 5 1911 Mrs Cassidy was in her 73rd year She was born at Sharps bu4 Ky May 21 1838 and was aqanirhter of Andrew Boyd and Wife In 1859 she was married toI M1M Cassidy of Fleming county in 1863 they moved to this county on the Paris Pike and in 1869 they purchased and moved to the pres ent family residence on High street Mrs Cassidy is survived by three daughters Mrs B W Trimble of this city Mrs M T McEldowney of Winchester and Mrs M G Buckner of Owens boro two sisters Mrs Wm Withers of Sharpsburp and Mrs Bettie Roe of Shelbyville It was while on a visit to her daughter in Winchester last July that Mrs Cassidys condition be came cerious and her physicians deemed it best for her not to be brought home For over a year Mrs Cassidy had been in failing health and like the Christian that she was she bore her suffering without complaint In the years of her youth she professed her belief in the Savior and had always lived a life worthy of an example which others would do well to follow TITus anotherkirid andeffection ate sister true and loving mother has bid this world her last fare welland gone forth to meet her mate who preceeded her to the grave nearly six years ago In the loss of Mrs Cassidy her family and friends have sustained lilt irrejjttrable 1loss and have the sympathy of the entire community The remains were brought to this city Thursday evening and the funeral services were heldat the family residence conducted by Rev H D lark on Saturday afternoon burial tin MadipelaTi reietera Overcoats at cut prices at Guth restCupids Choirs Marriage license were Issued by County Court Clerk A A Haz elrigg yesterday authorizing the following persons to inanry today Miss Clancy Watson handsome 16 year old daughter of Attorney Henry Watson to L W Shields 18 year old son of J M Shields a prominent and highly respected farmer of this County i Miss Ellen Dennis of Bath County age 24 to Millard Gibbons 18 year old son of Frank Gibbons of this city Miss Elizabeth Frogare 16 year old daughter of John Frog to Richard C Fugate 20 year old son of W L Fugate bothof Clark County The Advocate joins the many friends of these excellent young people in wishing them long and happy lives 0 3 hats 225 at Outlines Notice The oflicors of Somerset Church request that all the members who possibly can be present Sunday morning Prof Belcamp of Lexington will conduct services and important business will be discussed GEORGE W DOWNS One of Menefee Countys Oldest and Most Influential Citi zens iis Dead Mr George W Downs diedat his home near Chambers Station in Menefee County Thursday morning He was a gentleman of the old school was a man of sterling integrity and was universallyI loved and esteemed He was a Christian and unswering in his devotion to principle I Mr Downs was a friend that is J always a friend and was generous J to8 fault He was 75 years of ageThe burial took place at the I burying ground at Chambers Sta tion Friday afternoon at 1 oclock J He is survived by four children Mrs Thomas A Combs of Lexington j Mrs Andy James of this county and John and Andy t Downs of Menefee To the sorrowing loved ones a I wide circle of friends join us in extending deepest sympathy I Compare and match us if you can GuthriesII All kinds of engraving and em bossing skilfully and promptly ex ecuted at the Advocate Pub Co Inc Prominent Montgomery County Girl to Wed On Tuesday January 17that high noon at the residence of her father Mr John II Mason near Grrssy Lick Miss Allie Fay Ma son will become the bride of Mr Herbert Coppnge of Chicago Ill Miss Mason comes of one of our most influential and prominent families She is popular nnd de servingMr Coppage is unknown to us but his splendid judgment in se lecting a life partner speaks vol umes for him 325 buys 4shoes at Guthries Notice All uersons having claims against Frank C Laughlin deceasedare hereby notified and requested to present the same to me properly proven for payment They maybe presented to me at the place of business of Laughliri Co on North Maysville street Mt Ster ling Ky next door to Horton Wade dfc Cos livery stable 1M its KATE LAUGHLIN 264t Executrix Cut prices on clothing at Guth ries Buys Lots M A Tyler has purchasedof Fred Weckesser three lots on Richmond Avenue for 1 and other considerations ISuits at cut prices Guthries J W HENRY Former Magistrate and Prominent Democrat a Victim of Brights Disease Squire Trill Henry familiar ly known as Tucker Bill died at the home of his son near Aar ons Run this county Friday night after a long illness of brights disease He was 69 years of age For over 18 years Squire Henry hadserved as magistrate in this county He was a native of Mor gan but had resided in this county for 54 years He was considered one of the best judges of jacks and jennets in the State and was an extensive dealer Squire Henry was a staunch Democrat and was a leader in his district He had a large circle of friends and will be greatly missed The funeral services were held at his sons residence near Aarons Run Rev H D Clark conducted the services burial in Machpelah cemetery To the sorrowing ones we ex tend sympathy in the hour of be reavement 50c shirts 38c at Guthries 1 G Denton Accepts Position Thomas G Denton and wife left Monday for Winchester where Mr Denton has accepted the res ponsible position of head bookkeeper for the Winchester Wholesale Grocery Company In ad dition to being an expert book keeper he is an excel Isnt Chris tion gentleman and we regret very much to lose these good peo ple as citizens of our city Pants at cut prices Guthries Circuit Court Circuit Court convenes next Monday with 71 continued equity cases and 17 appearances 23 con tinued ordinary cases and 24 ap pearances and 53 felony and mis demeanor cases Quite a number of violations of the law have taken place since the last term that will require the at teution of the Grand Jury and a busy term of Court is expected Suits at cut prices Guthries Howard Lands Choice I 111 lUlU Monday President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Judge II Clay Howard for Minister to Peru to succeed Hon Leslie Combs and it is understood there will be no objection to his confir mationJudge Howard is a leading Re publican lawyer and politician of Paris Ky and has many friends in our city where he visits fre quentlyThe position is an excellent one withan annual salary of 10000 and we congratulate udge Howard upon his success IS Change of Firm Name Laughlinthe willinLAUGH LIN CO pastfavorsour new quarters next to Horton Wade Cos Livery stable on North Maysville street where we will continue our Harness Saddle and Tin Business r- Ay + MIYYMLI Y MRv y i y t I t The Best StockI o- fCIOFIIINGI Ever Offered in This Town at Jii tl W TC IS READY FOR yot-ri WAVSV GR Red letter Cut P Starts Satllrday Mornillg you opportunity buy former price actual truthfulness statements you Sterolr rf Douglas and Shoes Manhattan and Shirts Wilson Bro that brands will shown and sold you CUT WE cut the prices shelves stocks which accumulate tyro sales not gain but principal back into CASH 1 you store knowing quality brought you knowing should concentrated confuse sales with sales Come w get bargains Nothing sent approval Everything will marked i Read Prices carefully Note item and come Walsh aJL il IIStein= Bloch Hamburger 3750 Suits and Overcoats cut to 3000 3250 Suits and Hvercoats cut to 2500 3500 Suits and Orercats cot to 2750 3000 Suits and Overcoats cut to 2250 2750 Suits and Overcoute cut to 2000 J500 Suits and Overcoats cut to t 1750 2250 Suits and Overcoats cut to 1650 2000 Suits and Overcoats cut to t 1450 1800 Suite and Overcoats cat to 1250 1500 Suits and Overcoats cut to 1000 1250 Suits and Overcoats cut to 848 1000 Suits and Overcoats cut to 748 750 Suits and Overcoats cut to 500 8oj1 I Liens Pants 750 Pants cut to 500 GOO Pants cut to 450 500 Pants cut to 375 400 Pants cut to 298 350 Pants cut to y 275 300 Pants cut to 225 250 Pants cut to 175 200 Punts cut to 15- 0150PunlScutao115 MENS HATS 500 Hilts cut toy375100 huts cut to 298Of 300 Hats cut to 225 250 Mats cut to 175 200 Hats cut to 148 I 100 Hats cut Mr aUIOr Nothing Charged Nothing Sent Approval t One Price Only Everything Marked in figures i Jf r Ef l r ti lr Jr1zr 1 t 1 k fFI J 115J1J foo I oiUI = rtz G 4 Ja Giving gentlemen an to the Fin regardless of selling or value of our that A T W L Eclipse Eclipse are the that be to at PRIC to rid our of surplus that our are for to turn the our that we think be our other on be the every to Br and Bros Fine Suits 4s Odd J50Hulscutlo115 to74 on Plain know these enter Dont these Mens and Boys Caps 750 Capscutto 500 500 Capscutjto 375 350 Caps cut to o 59 150 Capscutto 1J5 100 Caps cu l to ja 75 CaDs cut to 50 50 Capscut to 3S Childrens Knee Pants Suits 1250 Suits cut to 58 48 1000 Suits cut to 748 750 Suits cut to 500 500 Suits cut to 348 400 Suits cut to 248 300 Suits cut to 004 200 Suits cut to I 48 Boys Knee Pants i 200Pantscutto148150 Pants cut to 115 100 Pants cut to 74 75 Pants cut to 50 50 Pants cut to 25 Mens and 0 SS- Mackintosh r 750 Mens Macintosh cut toya54S j 0 00 Mackintose Coats cut to 448 500 Mackintosh Coats cut toy 398 400 Mackintosh Coats cut to 298 tOO Mackintosh Coats cut to 225 J50 Mackintosh Coats cut to 198 Mens S 900 High Top Shoes cut t 800 High Top Shoes cut tc 750 High Top Shoes cut ttc GOO J M Shoes cut to 500 J M Shoes ctj400 W L Douirhis J s 350 W L Douglas Slices 300L Douglas Shoes 250 W L Douglas Shoes 400 Eclipse Shoes cut to 350 Eclipse Shoes cut to 2 00 Shoes cut to 500 Eclipse Shoes cut to Boys Shoes 300 Shos cut to 250 Shoes cut to ri Suspenders 150 Suspenders1 cut to 115 1100 Suspenders cut to 75 75 Suspenders cut to 50 J 50 Suspenders cut toy 38 r 25 Suspenders cut to 25 hiyflens Fancy and White elf 750 Vests cut to i GOO Vests cut to 500 Vests cut to 400 Vests cut to 300 Vests cut to 200 Vests cut to t t WALSH B Truly the House of Q MOUNT STERLING I t i 1 H I I f Advocate PublishingINCORPORATED Company I J G BSENFFff EDITORS II Entered in the Postolfice at Ml sterling as sefcmlclass mail mutter I SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for u JUDSON HARMON Of OHIO FOR PRESIDENT A SOUND DECISION Some years ago the New York World opposed the purchase of the Panama Canal property and demanded Congressional investigation l President Roosevelt denounced the articles a5ua libel upon the United States Government and following his ideas on New Nationalism di rected the institution of prosecutions by indictment in the Federal1 Court The Supreme Court of the land has recently handed down a unanimous opinion holding state rights to be inviolable and denyinir to the Federal Courts jurisdiction in cases like the one at bar where the laws of the several States areadequate It will therefore be seen that we are still living under a govern ment of laws and that the Supreme Court continues to respect the Constitution and Bill of Rights even tholgh some of its members are deemed bv this great steward of public welfare to be fossilized of mindThe decision is sound in law and is a vindication of the freedom 0 ic melcan press CRIME INCREASING Much speculation is being indulged in as to the real cause of the reported increase of crime last year in the United States The con census of opinion is that it is due in the staid to the laws delay and its lax enforcement The remedy for this unfortunate state of affairs rests not alone upon the officers of the law but particularly upon the people themselves We often hear men criticise the manner in which the law is enforced who never fail to endeavor to shrink jury service If every citizen when summoned as a grand or petit juror instead of hunting for an excuse to be relieved of it would accept the responsibility and do his full duty we are sure there would be a decided im provement shown in the good year 1911 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY Beginning Saturday January 14 all of our leading merchants are going to offer their entire stock of goods at greatly reduced prices This will beyond a doubt be the greatest opportunity ever offered to bargainhunters in this section and you can save at least 25 per cent by trading in this city instead of going to Lexington or elsewhere Note the difference in the prices made by our merchants and those in Lexington and you will see for yourself what our merchants are offer ing you This opportunity to buy goods at greatly reduced prices together with the tobacco meeting here Saturday should bring an im mensecrowd to this city The sale will last ten lays See big ads in this issueUWho is ID G Park of Paducah candidate for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator Are your new resolutions intact See our line of Calendars Mr Merchant before buying if tSEE OUR LINE O- FLeather Seat DinersWe call your attention this week to our line of Dining Chairs The New Slip Seat Styles II Will Attract You E1heve got the style and quality you want told dont cost any more than you feel disposed to pay In Colonial styles Slip or Pad Leather Seats Golden or Turned Oak Price per set 1 80M 3600 4 L p CTTT Furriiture- A HAEEJS VAArWM AA AA AMWAwA AAiAA1M The Mt Sterling National Bank 50000 Capital 53500 Surplus for by Ill All are Wonder ache out monthly bills and finding cash balance An all unnecessary W irk too If you accouutat this you simply out for ohIM leisure checks b receipts too wouldnt bother O B PATTERSON Cashier oans fnsurancoHeal Sstate ZB02STIDS STROSSMAN HAZELRIflG p11t1ftN H R PREWITT President JKO S FRAZER Cashier CA B FRANK Asst Cashier W P APPERSOX Ind Bookkeeper B Jd What Do theycapital 50000 H 23000lean9123000 IT MEANS THE AMOUNT OF LOSS rIjzO Exchange lank of Jfentucky be required to sustain you as a depositor Y1could lose a dollar Make next deposit us riyrgiro cj grazer Cashier L L L 7Jf 3 N ffi w rX COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute Winter convenes January 3 with calls for bookkeepers and stenographers positions than we va Write usjfor particulars by all means enroll with us on this date for a All commercial branches tau zzht by the most uptodate methods MOUNT STERLING KENTUCKY lJJrr I NOTICE Section 16 of the act of the General Assembly of Kentucky creating a Bureau of Vital Statistics requires every PHYSICIAN MIDWIFE I UNDERTAKER shall without delay register his or her name address and occupation with the local registrar of the district in which or she resides or may hereafter establish residence This is important Do not delay Attend to this once I have the necessary blanks books of instruction Call my office for same as soon possible ii G B SENFF Local Registrar Advance Textile Workers Jn the last 20 or so the av erage earnings of workpeople engaged in the textile industries have risen over 20 per cent- Warranted Heart Whole Break an hours promise in He that divide a minute into a thousand parts and but a part of a thousandth part of a minute in the affairs of It may be said of him that Cupid hath clapped him o the shoulder but warrant him heart wholenosallnd Use embossed monogram so ciety stationery its the fad 50 cents per box Advocate ljub Co Inc In the Name This Is tho real name of the dalal lama of Tibet Awang lopu tsang tu pu tanchla cho clef chalwang hu chloleliingchieli Local Pride We proud of our people They all been brought up right They are homegrown and County 0 handspankedjl No Your Head aftr counting the cash for your then your iloni l its hid au bank could make checks your bills and balance at your l The votilil so you the about thm I PERRY CAJ Would before your with t term more for fine can fill full and full course n aryir O that and he at and at as years love will break love have Green either Scenting of Toilet Soaps Many toilet soaps are scented with the oil of petitgraln which is distilled in Paraguay from the leaves of the wild bitter orange trees Bearing Periods of Fruit Trees Some one has estimated from statls tics that fruit trees and bushes will bear for the following periods Apples 25 to 40 years blackberry 6 to 14 years currant 20 years gooseberry 8 to 12 years pear 50 to 75 years plum 20 to 25 years raspberry 6 to 14 years Same Thing The Grocers WlteAchl no my child we cannot to de beach go In de winter but ven de gustomers have vent away you may take your llddlo pail and shofel and play mit de gran ulated sugar Harpers Sunday Irregularity Physicians will tell you that upset ting the regular habits let us hope the habits are regular of the week on Sunday eating more than is good for you taking moro or no exercise all works toward indigestion the results of which are felt through the follow ing week until Sunday comes again when tho process is repeated r SAVING GRACE OF POVERTY Lacking ftlehts One at Least 1Is Nst- towed Down WlthLIf- 8uplrftultl It is altogether t sad reflection that ninetenths of the world iii poor and the remaining tenth weighed down with superfluities St Fran ces prayed for the grace of poverty for himself and the brothers minor and praised personified poverty as the lady of highest excellence i St Francis mew In the u Ll the worlds history there have been a halfdozen ethical geniuses and when they spoke of a thing aa good it was eternal truth they spoke In a word where all is slight and femporal and transitory there is r pertain refinement a certain stoic adjustment of oneself to the tune of the universe in poverty To be rich mdnot overloaded with tawdry things is almost an impossibility but poverty leaves wide scope for austere choice of the rare and the jeautiful There are tiny huts in out Ithe vary places giving upon wonderful extended views of distant hills and ayer upon layer of azure cloudland hat furnish more beauty than Lam icth palace and Versailles together For the spiritual quality of human iving somehow pervades andcolors n entire locality The choice ofsi TvC and loneliness and spiritrest h fhe place of the vulgar dissipation f human noise bespeaks the spirits rength Harpers Weekly REBUKE FOR SELFISH MAN Remark of Spirited Little Woman to Animated Grouch Calls for Admiration A few nights ago a man with a woman in tow and carrying two suit cases blocked the way of a num her of passengers who tried to board a trolley car as it stopped at a trol ley station In the special row of seats he had chosen to sit in the first two rows facing each other at the front of the car no one could enter until he had put first one and Mcn1 the other suit case into the car c1l helped the woman up after m1 A poor sleepy little boy and his mo her followed The conductor col rted the fares and the boy who ook up almost no room as he snug cried up close to his mother was thus poken of by the suit case man Only one fare paid and that hill eight years old if he is a day HHe takes up much less room than our old suit cases retorted a wom an passenger who was squeezed into a very small corner on account of fbe two suit cases occupying the rest of the seat Why dont you pay ar fare for themBrooklyn Essie AEROPLANE INVENTION Truth is never in all the history Ii science have such great things tfii accomplished on so little intel Htual genius as has been the case with our science of flying And for wo obvious reasons Flying was of so difficult accomplishment as ns supposed was easy after the ex nit e engine was developed though Ipossible before The great intel xt had already been expanded in V motor and electric sides of the ntrer This is not saying the rights are not beyond compare in Vir sharp genius in mechanics and icir marvelous bravery But the iinre of flying is not ornamented- v such intellectual giants as is eke rifiry by Franklin Faraday and olvin Flying is really a composite it inventions FOOTGEAR FOR HORSES JJapanese horses wear sandals of rico straw bundles of which are attached f to the saddle to be renewed when necessary The Iceland peas lIlt shoes his pony with sheeps horn fn the upper Oxus valleys horseshoes are made of the antlers of the moun rain deer fastened with horn pins Horses in the Soudan go in their stocking fect1their socks are of camel skin SUMMER SHOPPING Im looking for something for about thirtyfive cents she said sweetly A souvenir replied the clerk Heres a very pretty one for 80 centsDear me I dont want to pay that much I want a gift for a very dear friend at home r Harris EaStineo Yt =nCQpcateClf J funeral Directors is and Smbalmers 4 drlMT STERLING KLNTUtKy J4 n t Uflice479 PHONES Residence 295 and 146 i3 norv l1 I6raseivfi ihUli hrifft 4 u FloristsI J r ojtt L4JS WORKI r qjjMT FLOWERS and l WEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY j MriiJI rGreenhouse Phone 88 Store Phone 547 MT STERLING KENTUCK Z Small Grocery for Sale r A money making proposition For particulars apply at this office 2Ht DR STUBBLEFIELDThe Il Officers Leo Games 97 W Main St l Monday Wednesday Friday I Phone 457 26JID DR W B H0 BIS0Nii Veterinarian tJUce at tadms m t noardaum4lLlvcry table Cull fOfficcI fAssistant State Veterinarian OF DRGM HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3lyr DRJ L McCLUNG 1 Dentist Olllcu In Reynolds HIIII Court May villc Stt 1IT STERLING KY Prices cut deep at Guthries k The Sewing Machine i3rlt Shrink your machine strap with aS few drops of oil If Its looseness an noys A cloth well oiled slid rum od thoroughly upon the whole length of the strap will cause It to tighten or seemingly to tighten by holding more closely to tho metal as the wheel turns NOW is the time to Guy 1912 calendars We have themaU prices Advocate Pub Co Inc I 50c caps 38c at Guthries Mahogany and Cedar In Ashartv It is estimated that the gold and Ashantl could supply 60843 consttof mahogany and cedar a year Internal communication were better With mechanical haulage such t1e traction engines and light tramways the output could be increased to some 250000 lloss per annum without aerue ting the natural reserves The Meanest Ever The meanest trick ever perpetrated upon a lover was that which his girl pa sprung upon an Arlington Height youth who stayed longer than the old mans stock of patience could last He finally appeared at the head of the stairs and began to sing The Morning Light is Breaking the Darknees Die appears Cut prices at Guthries FavorIseIllustrating favorite stories may form a new recreation for children and be a variation on pasting pic 1tures at random in scrapbooks Let the children hunt for magazine pin tures that will In their opinion illus trate scenes or Incidents in favorite pastedInthe name of the story written OE tile page Patronize Home Industry Why order your 1912 calendars from an outsider when we have the most elaborate assortment everj seen in this city I IAdvocate Publishing Co I- ncCostAt t A Few Choice LandscapesIn The ryan Studio 1 fiii LI f it u tZl WVYWMW 9 WWWWWW Complete LineO- Fa SSchool Books t t LAND Scliollpp1ies A Duersons Drug Store 1 7rPhone 129 No 10 Court St MMMMMMPMMA Mo u vw S PERSONAL 1a 1I e JuiiHs Rogers of Cincinnati is the uest of Ins father T F RogersMiss Rachael Settle of Frank fort was the attractive guest of Miss Mary Ray Trimble the past weekProf Stanley 11 Thomas prin cipal of Farmers Public School has gone to Florida to spend the 1 i winteri J VMr Charlton Evans and family left Wednesday for San Antonio Texas where they will remain for six montns Mrs E E Corliss and Mrs Learning Corliss of Brooksville Ky are visiting the family of F W Bassett this week IMrs R C Gatewood has gone r to Hot Springs Ark to seek re lief from rheumatism which has been giving her considerable trouble the past few weeks Hon Thos A Combs of Lex f ington was in this city Friday en route to SMonofee county to attend the burial of his fatherinlaw r DownsrIA John Colliver of Ashland Ioi merly of Bath county was in this city last Saturday on business i Mr Colliver has ninny friends in i this section of the country who are glad to see that he is making good in the lumber business and wish for him continued success iI T McEldowney and wife oft M t iRinchestcri Rev M G Buckner l r fife and son of Owensboro Mrs Bettie Roe and son William of Shelbyville Mr and Mrs W E Clarke of Martinsyillo Ind and I Mrs Win Nolcini of Winchester attended the funeral of Mrs 11 E Cassidy in this city on last Satur day 3 hats cut to 225 at Guthries j Use embossed monogram so ciety stationery its the fad 50 cents per box Advocate Pub Co Inc for Sale Two story business house on South Maysville Street 26tf1lrs Jennie E Shrout J 325 buys 4 shoes at Guthries oo W O t 5tiw4 tyebeV J flI RELIGIOUS Iff 0 oe loo o tIII1 e cueoe 111 Rev E E Dawson will preach I I at Queen Street Mission Saturday night and Sunday night Cut prices at Guthries =LUST A garnet brooch i shape on street of Mt Sterling Finder return to Roberts Mns tins store and receive reward i Attention Merchants r Our 1912 calendar samples are inover 500 to select from If you WANT 19 buy calendars we con please youour prices are the lowest Why buy elsewhere what you can get at home just ne good and just as cheap or cheaper Let us show you- Advocate Pub Co Inc Bargain prices at Guthries WANTED WANTED I YOUR SCRAP IRON LIVE GEESE HENS ROOSTERS TURKEYS AND EGOS HIDES FURS TALLOW BEISWAX FEATHERS AND GINSENG FOR WHICH I WILL PAY Till HIGHEST CASH PRICE 17 to Apr i E T REIS NOW is the time to buy 1912 calendars We have themall prices Advocate Pub Co Inc Cut prices at Guuuus 12 1911 i i JEANNE A GRAYBIU LENORE HANCOCK Bells and FLORA SPRAGUE ROUNDS Greatest Just returned weeks Coast and for next year for U S men be tween ages of 18 and 35 citizens of United States of good and habits who can speak write the For at oHico London Jackson and Mt Ky 264t at cut prices Guth prices on calling cards the styles the Pub Co Inc Visit cut price sale The place to get call ing cards is Pub Co Inc a Theres sense in clrarrge Flour war stand lire lest it To change is foolish l gel tIe RES1 and Uras I Ask Yolrr TARO r o + Z i I e DES 1s i o- I Miss of George vn und Mr George Carroll Risk of Lexington were married ii last Thursday Miss often visited here as the gi st of Mrs Thomas Arthur and- iwai in ist young woman VIIIr Chick is a young business man and pop uhtr in his native city 1 vti 1y11 Stanley Brown iis nicely and it is heswill- iI 10 ablo4o brought home shortly l Carl roll whohas been sick for several clivs is Snnt the oldest son of Dr J A Van Santo is after an illness of several William who w is hurt by a fall she received several weeks ago is recovering rapidly Cut prices at TabbfOpera ONE NIGHT ONLY JAN ROUNDS K LADIES BAND AND ORCHESTRA Saxophonist Whistling Clarinet Soloist- A Chimes MRRRIH JuliaiSmith WrNE SIoK1 daysMrs Bridgeforth THURDAY and Trombone GUSSIE LEXSHAW and DOLLY KATE COBURN Monologist and Entertainer HERBERT O ROUNDS AMUSEMENT ENTERTAINMENT Americas from 25 tour on the reengaged Pop ular Prices Greater PicturesAND SATURDAY ONLY Wanted Army Ablebodied unmarried character temperate readand English language information apply recruiting Lexington Somerset Clothing riesOur engraved arc lowestour latestAdvocate engraved the- Advocate J Wlfell yp XarrsPerfccfion Neihbor or illr ISSHITIICIiIOKi Louisville Slus charming prosperous welllikedj improving expected he Chennult recovering rapidlyTomVan recuperating painfully Guthries House wizenS Lady Baritone Reader Impersonator MCDONNELL Canadas Premier Lady Violin UDUCATION FRIDAY Sterling Guthries To the People of Mt Sterling and Vicinity Having purchased the Photo Studio of D B Francisco IlUll prepared to make photos ofnil kinds at prices within thp reachof all Hive me a trial and bo convinced Soliciting a share of your patronage iJrJJ I am yours for business JOE W PALMER Photographer 263t A Go to Guthries cut price sale Let us englave those wedding invitations or announcements Promptness our motto Advocate Pub Co Inc WINCHESTER rionument Works WINCHESTER KY nEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants nnd I will call on you and save you moneyP JACKSON Prop Attention Ladies Dont forget that we are still selling that high grade initial sta tionerv at 50 cents per box Advocate Pnb Co Inc I The most complete line of 1912 calendars ever in Mt Sterling now on display at the Advocate Publishing Co Inc Highest Price PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs feathers Sheep Pelts and Wool i G D Sullivan Co VV Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13tyr Phone 474 I J I FRIED LIVER AND SILENCE i DII BrIght Idea That Gave Peace and served Rest to Wearlsd Officers of the Law Mary Schmidt was arrested in her home at 386 East One Hundred and Fortyfourth street a few days ago When Detective Clark reached the Lincoln hospital with her he found that they had been followed by Sport a black fox terrier belonging to the woman Dogs may not visit the hospital Clark couldnt shoo Sport out so he tried booting him Under t these adverse circumstances Sport fast ened to the detectives trousers leg Four attendants of the institution threw a blanket over the dogand Mrs Schmidt helped the board of strategy with a piece of fried liver that she had brought along in an ticipation ofan extendedabsence from home Sport wes waiting patiently for them when they left the hospital for the Morrisnnia police station He wouldnot be sundered from his mis tress so they let him in the cellwith her without the formality of entering him on the blotter During the night Sport rid him self of a fev things that were on his mind while the 90 reserves who were trying to sleep upstairs got upand talked to their Maker about him The doorman who had heard of the blanketing at the hospital tackled the dog with a quilt and put him in theyaroBut Sport gave tongue to augmented grievance and it was thought best to put him backwith his mistress Then an idea hit Clarksquarely He went out and when he returned went straight to the cell Sports discourse became a peace out of pain Fried liver observed Clark to the lieutenant on the deskNew York Sun TWO GOOD REASONS Why did you refuse him He was dissipated Anything else Yeshis fortune was too I AIR USED TO RING UP FARES Aviators are not the only persons who can take a fall out of the air Mr McAdoo of Hudson tunnel fame is going them one better He is making the air work for him A young inventor gave him tho idea and he is following it up by having a compressed air device which regis ters the number of passengers using the tubes installed in the Hoboken terminalIn I contrivance which Mr Mc Adoo is using a constant flow of Compressed air is directed toward a disk equipped with an electric reg istering apparatus A person pass ing through the current ofair inter rupts the pressure against the disk and this rings up the fare The device promises to prove practical FORCE OF HABIT Mysterious noises emanated from room 23 at midnight and when the hotel staff rushed in they found a man under the bed Ah a burglar they shouted in unisonBut tthe man crawled from under the bed with a look of disgust Im not a burglar he grunted rubbing the sleep from his eyes I own an automobile Dreaming I was out ruling and she broke down I crawled under to fix it Thats what I was doing under the bed NOT A DOUBT ABOUT THAT SuttonI cant spare the money very well but Ill lend it to you if you promise not to keep it too long Gayeboy Ill undertake to spend every penny of it before tomorrow inojning Warfiingtonia j f 1 EMPLOYEES SERVICE CODE Rules for Conduct of Servants as Prepared by New Oroans Hotel Management Vhen the employer of the Mon telrnnc hotel receive their next pay cnvrlone they art ng to find in closed a new service code which the hotel willadopt The ff itJgive an excellent idea of what will be exposed of the employees in the future The TTor Monteleone is oper ated for the benefit and convenience of its guests Without gursts Were could be no Hotel Monteleorc Never be pray pungent or fresh The guest pays your salary as well as mine lie is your imme diate benefactor A man may wear a red necktie a green vest and tan shoes and still be a gentleman The stranger in cowhide boots broad brim and rusty black hat may he president ofa railroad or a senator from over the ridge You cannot afford to be supe rior or sullen with any patron of qrleansTHE FAT MAN MOVED OVER How a StreetCar Hog Was Induced- to Make Room for Another Passenger A timely word softly spoken is more effective than outbursts of pro fane anger A fat man absorbed a whole seat on a car the other morning There were several passengers standing in the aisle hut the fat man continued the monopoly Perhaps his break fast disagreed with him Perhaps his wife had asked him for money Anyway there he sat Right beside this selfish fellow two young men were standing I saw a good thing in Life the other day said one and his voice was loud and clear Something especially good in quired the other Yes Picture of a big porker with his feet in a trough and under neath it this legend M was born a hogwhats your excuse P Seems to me it would be a good thing to have the picture printed on cards to handaround But by that time the fat man had moved over fr SOLDIERS CLEVER QUIP Not long ago Chaplain John A Ferry of the Tenth infantry at Fort Benjamin Harrison was entertain ing a party of friends says the Indianapolis Star Among those present was Lieut George B Jones medical reserve corps who is one of the surgeons at the post hospitaland who is a recognized wit among the officers of the post Chaplain Ferry owns a piano player He had been entertaining his guests with the instrumentand then he invited Lieutenant Jones to play it Jones sat down before the instrumentand handled it like an expert Well said Chaplain Fer ry laughing and turning to others of his guests I didnt know hewas such an expert pianist Watch him use his hands will you Oh thats nothing rejoined the sur geon quicklyfIr played with my tops when I was three months old A SAVING OF MONEY According to the Electric Railway Journal one of the best investments which it is possible for a man to nmkeis when he spends five cents for a street car ride of ordinary length say three miles or so The man who earns as little as 15 cents an hour for his labor would in walking to his work consume at least ten cents worth of time in stead of the five cents spent on the street car Fn addition to this the nickel surrendered to the street car company is an assurance to him against accident while if he rides in an automobile or even if he walks to his work he would be obliged to pay nil damages in case of accident Furthermore the time spoilt on the street car can he spent in reading HUNTERS SPEND MONEY Ft is said that 2500000 is spent annually on hunting in Ireland EFFECT OF ICE ON WATER A ton of ice will cool about 28 ir 0 pounds of water one degree n I LET THE HUSBAND REFLECT Man Was Created Before Woman and la but a Rough Draft Says s i Parisian A clever Parisian woman has retorted skillfully to the satirist who prepared a set of commandment for wives one of which ran in this strain Now and then acknowledge gracefully that thy husband know more about things than thou After all thou art not infallible The woman replied with a set of commandments for husbands one of which exhorts men as follows Woman has a right to have whims it is the privilege of her sex Never put her out She might have hysterics which would impair her healthand cost thee money in doctors bills She preparedanother which said Remember goodman that thy wife is thy superior in grace beauty and refinement There fore always worship at her feet Accordingly this woman contends not for the equality ofman and woman but emphasizes the fact that slue is superior to man She has written another rule for man that says If goodman thou desireat mountain air ask thy wife to come to the seaside she immediately will propose a holiday in Switzerland Her last rule says Man was created before woman as a preliminary sketch for the masterpiece Remem ber then 0 husband that thou art but a rough draft- HASNT THE TIME a Mrs Gossipt You never hear my talking about myself Mrs RlunteNo youre tOG busy talking about other people r v RtFEMININE NERVE 1 A rare example of feminine nerve comes from England Anxious to obtain unique photographs for sale in connection with a church Miss1 Lydia Akiens nineteen climbed a steeplejacks ladder to the topof the spire of St Marks church Leicester which is more than 200 feet high Having reached the top Miss Akiens camera in hand coolly walked around the narrow unprotected staging and snapshotted some fine views of the town So awein spiring was the sight that many of the crowd below walked away declaring they could watch her no longer Finally the intrepid snap shotter caused tremendous excitement among the onlookers when sheII climbed another ladder and reachedii the weather vane on rested for some minutes Miss Akiens claims the championship woman steeplejack of the world OLDTIME DELICACIES It is well to remember that many plants which once were used as veg tables have been allowed to dropout of our bills of fare Our forefathers for instance sometimes dined off elder top nnd burdock root and thetearly shoots of tthe hop were considered f a great delicacy and wera cooked and eaten as asparagus Walter Jerrold in his Highway adn Byways in Kent recalls a time when Kentish children could tell of many pleasant hours spent among the hedges in search of the wild hop and of the wholesome suppers made upon the well earned treasure ere they learnedl to think their food the better for being rare and costly London Chronicle NOTHING ELSE Friend So you dined at a way station What did you have for din ncrTravelerTwenty minutes d f GOOD WORK OF SWALLOW A single swallow will devour 0000 flies in a day I Tft SAT Icc Clearance Sale any ttat 830 Oclock- t Clothing Hats Shoes Shirts and Furnishings u know the honesty of our sales you know the lock and Hamburger Suits and Overcoats J M I I G48 548 450 W 425- o 325 o 298 to 225- II O 198 325 298 150 425 1 225 198 i Ii 18 5r5 5 10 8100 Shirts cut to 79 50 Shirts cut to 25 150 Ties cut to Y 11 100 Ties cut to j as 25 Ties cut to ns 350 Shirts cut to a SMS 300 Shirts cut to H u i 225 Ya 200 Shirts cut to j n 150 Shirts cut to t 117 J i 0 R t JM JOc cut to Ic i1 500 Union Suits cut to SiJillr1 300 Union Suits cut to 200 Union Suits cut to H H 11Ro i 150 Union Suits cut to f co1 w 1u ji j 150 and cut to L 100 and cut to 75 50 and cut to 5 25 and cut to 19 t T THIS SALE Win Last It is not a Sale for Gain or Its simply to turn our into cand to reach some folks who have desired our hoods but let former price stand between them and the goods and our Hats are the best brands ill the world You know i and not a lot of shoddy stuff on for a cut price sale hour to pleasel the most You know or should know Te price in every instance lowered as we rely solely upon price After Is you do our in the business here that your trading fere quality and cut price are united nothing but CASH will plain figures from which there will be no deviation early that you may have choice of stocks Isc- 9s It Or Eclipse Shirts Neckwear viriW0 i9- SOTiescutto Manhattan Shirts iti H16S Handkerchiefs ge25cHankerchiefs Mens UnderearY u2lr Undershirts Drawers 115rUndershirts Drawers Undershirts Drawers Undershirts Drawers Only Interest Surplus Stock ss is Furnishing Goods 425c 4 ply Cufls cut to 1yC 15c 4 ply Collars cut to 5c liens Night Robes S10Q Night Robes cut to 75c 75 Night Robes cut to Oc 50 Night Robes cut t- ofens hc Gloves X500 Gloves cut to S35O 400 Gloves cot to- lOO 50 Gloves cut to ti 5 250 lioescu t to o wJ lio 2QO Gloves cut to v J 148 150 Gloves cuttorvra+ r 115 100 Gloves cut to i 75 75 Gloves cut to a 50 50 Gloves cutto Mens Hosiery 100 Socks cut to 7tc- ii 75 Socks cut to 5Oe 50 Socks cut to 1 r c 25 Socks cut to 18e 15 Socks cut to Jc 10 Socks cut to 5 EVERYTHING M4RKED IN PLAIN FIGURES I I i1S OCJ Cutting Prices KENTUCKYh f tt TEN DAYS urnishings brought especially endeavor exacting standing clothing Remember complete unbroken 9a lity w L I For 10 Days ONLY will you get the- seBargains I asI r We Say an d WE KNOW when you buy OTHER BRANDS of MERCHANDISE and pay the same price you harm yourself A cheaper price than ours denotes I InferiorQualities n= i aJ u Now You Have Before you just five months to wear these Clothes N V You Know WE HAVE Frosts in May Snow in April Ice in March Zero in February 10 Q iin r k p J y1 w io 1 F S t j rr ttFIREWALKERS IN TAHITI1 Performance Hard to Explain But Its GUnulntntss There Can Ise Uttlo Doubt An intercnting feature of the oolo bration of the French national holi performance tives of Haiatea an island a hundred and forty miles away These people were darker than the olivehued Tahitians and their general appear ante suggested that they were not of pure Polynesian blood A square pit sixteen by twelve dugandloring in it The bottom of the pit was covered with logs and stones were piled over these more fuel was addedand the whole lighted The first firewalker carried in his hand what looked like a wand of gr Approaching the pit he began mu tering a prayer or incantation then unwinding from about the wanda withe it fellapart ail a bunchof tior dracaena leaves With pitwalked upEiptrepeating6emutterihgmd Uavas each time he walked back andt forth a ntunbor of times He wasI later joined by another man andl then by a woman who went through the same performance Some youngAmericansgt they had to confess that the stones felt very hot through the soles of their shoos and leaves later thrown in took lireFrom Sophia Bled soc Hoiricks A Summer Festival Centurya t It VERY BRILLIANT t s Mrs BeetleThat will be a vcr A brilliant wedding of Mr Roachs daughterMr I suppose so Mrs BeetleYes all the fireflies in the neighborhood are invited PRIVATE CHARITY A FAILURE N t Jl Private charity in the great cities of this country is a failure in theI opinion of Robert W Hebberd sec retary of the state board ofcharities In an address delivered at New York before the committee on congestio- of population he said in part It is evident that the present methods improvingf sufrerersfter standards of living because they arc not dealing effectively with the conditions that make their work necessary The policy of giving inadequate 4 relief by private charities tends to keep people in congested dis IrRepublicanr r SUNDAY IN MEXICAN CITY i Up to the present summer the business houses in Mazatlan Ilex have kept open from 8 till 12 every Sunday their employes being al lowed only a onehalf holiday in theI tfifr whole week Acting under the influ commprcehowever vV J be closed hereafter during the whole s of Sunday except that for a steamer leaving on Sunday an employe may remain at the office of the company until the vessel has been dispatched Other than this rio work is to be iftc done dat A SPECIALIST i Fja d dtfT dont sro yon on the messenger f rjvi force any more Jimmy said1 the f lad with tIle envelope in his hand No Ive got a good job with n dog fancier replied Jimmy as he puffed a cigarette IJ- f rVVid a dog fancier What do you doteed the dogs law t When n lady comes in and i Imyfi n pcf doe T teacher ow to tirlr3teTit Bits 1 M 1 1 1 JJfi a I y J tfd1 11 SIXTH BIG i eml nnua ostae L AT The Spot Gash Grocery tIf You dont ontTHURSDAYJanj tand see the Crowd thronging our store eager to take advantage of our Big Bargains I theBidN Business we can point with pride to thousands of satisfied customers IS a proof that + trThe Spot Cash Grocery sells the highestclass of merchandise at much less than ailft ti i other dealers Kindly rembmber the following During these 3 days we will not dey toi liver less than 100 worth of goods and only in rotation Come into the store to frarCl ljjf rsact business as our force will be too busy to come out to your buggy s T t F18Ibs best Granulated Sugar for 1 Best Patent Flour 2 60 per 100 Ibs Best Patent Flour 656 per 24 lb sack Coffee French Breakfast worth 25c at 20c- CoffeeWhite House worth 30c at 25c per lb gallonPuregallonPureBest Table Syrup cut from 40c to 32c I Pure New Orleans Molasses cut to 55c a gallon 775c cit from 60 to 50 per gal SOAP FOR LAUNDRY DolphinBest Laundry Soap 8 bar for 25c RivalLaundry Soap 12 bars fo 25c Ideal Laundry Soap 7 bars for 725c Laundry Soap 6 bars 25c TOILET SOAP Remmers celebrated 7 bar box all for 19c Armours fine 5c Soaps 3 for 10c Armours fine lOc Soap at 5e a bar gallonBestBest Sugar Corn at 90c a doz cans peYr Best Sauer Kraut at 95e per doz cans Best Pie Peaches at 1 per doz cans Early June Peas worth 15c sale price 8 l3c a can Table Peachs worth 20c at 12 l2e a can- Grated Pineapble reduced from 25c to 17c a can Chunk Pineapple 25c size at 15c Chunk Pineapple 15c size at lOa a can A fine line of California Canned Goods at let cost Bakers 25c Cocoa at 19c a can 11Bakers25c Chocolate at 19c a cake L l this About Beans The bean that we eat in some torn neatly every day that almost every body likes Is now as an edible Our common everyday bean- sI a native of South America and was Introduced Into Europe whence came to this country during the sIx- teenth century and now Is repre sented by more than 150 cultivated va rletles The big broad bean Is the bean of history and Its origin is so remote that Is doubtful It is probably a native of Asia and Europe 50c 38c at New Petroleum Engine now petroleum engine used on some Swedish fishing vessels makes hour auto mobile headlights has been invented by which the gas may be lighted by short circuiting the regular sparking system with a switch from the drivers seat Bakers 10c at 8c s cake Suyders 25c Catsup at 18c a bottle Snyders 15c Catsup at 12e a bottle 15c bottle of Pick ItD at He lOc Table Jelly a 7c 1 quart bottle extra good CatsupI wort 25c at 1212c Pure 25c Apple Butter at 18c Pure lOc Apple Butter at 8c HOME MADE MINCE MEAT us from nothing but best material cheap at I5u Sale Price only 8 l3c alb Potatoes large Northern stock at 80c bushelsMixed 20c down to 1 12c a lb Mixed Candy worth lOc down to 6u a pound lOc Cocoa Nuts at 5c Oranges Large Florida Sweets regular 40c size sale price only 25c a dozen Bananas only I5c a dozen Apples Baldwin only 40c a peck Best 5c Baking Soda at 2c a lb New Navy Beans at 4 l2c a lb 12e Package Currants at 7c 15c Package Raisins at 8 l3c lOc Dates at 7c 25c Calif dried Peaches at I5c a I 20c Calif dried Peaches 1212c a 15c Calif dried beaches at 81St 1lb lOc Prunes at 7c 25c Calif Pears at 15c alb Best Head Rice at 712e a lb lOc Shoe Polish at 7c a box 5c Shoe Polish at 3c a box Oyster Shells fine for your lc a and CIGARS All leadinc 5c cigars 7 for 25c 1 suspcn ers 88c at Englands Cotton Subject to variation lie average of raw cotton 1m jorted Into England in the course of a Q rls about 300000000 25c ties 19c at Silk Workers of England There were about 30000 persons and of these over 20000 wero women 50c ties 38c at by Name In many English prisons the women are addressed by their first names in stead of by numbers as the men are 75c ties 49c at Germs In a Dollar Bill A ono dollar bill recently subjecte- to a by experts contained 92000 000 germs c Cii l C MUSIC 1 pj 1 All regular 35c music ac 20c All regular 25c music at 15c fAll regular I6c and 20c musical lOc IAll Music at 5o i Get one of our at once to1 rl a make your selection Agency for the STARR PIANO from 75 to 150 dollars saved on time or cash Yes you can af ford to get that Piano right now Onlp a small Paymet to show your good faith Balance easy as rent Beautiful Post 2at 2 l2c Sale Price 7 for 5c CHINA GLASS and WARE 75c Plates at 50o a set 75c5 Cups and Saucers at 50c a set Nice Table Glasses at l5u a set 10 Beautifnl Toilet Sets at 650 7 50 Beautiful Toilet Sets at 00 A lot of lOc and I5c Glass Ware at 5e each 1 Salt and Pepper Shakers at 5c each lOc Lemon at 4c each lOc China Ware at 7 12c All 75e Granite Ware at 50c All 50c Granite Ware at 3cAll 25e Granite ware at 17c AH lOc Granite Ware at l2c quart Stone Preserve Jar at 4c each Now is your chance to lay in your supply They retail at tOe 12 gallon Glass Jars with Top nice for honey or preserves only I8c eachChambers I Granite Dish Pans worth 40c down to 23a each 35c gray Coffee Pots at 20c I FARMERS NOTICE During sale all produce will be considered at Prices d The Spot Grocery STORE THAT SAVES MONEY J p Its 1 P 4 comparatively It it southwestern northeastern Outlines A eightyhorse LIghtsAn s Chocolate bmNutsworth Ihr Package packageBrooken chickens- at lb- TOBACCO exceptin SOc Guthfios Importation considerable value Guthriqs EngJI1D Guthriesf I Designated Guthrios examination government j wn DEPARTMENT j IrlMcKinley Catalogues celebratek useithervrequired Cardssold anywhere GRANITE decorated decorated 5 Japanese Squeezers eachAllbAll 7 3 anywhere each CASH Cash Co THE YOU Jt underwear microscopical Her Temperament An Atchison girl was not looking Itlefeeling badly The girl walked around in a happy dream she felt she was different from other people she had temperament Her mother came to her in a day or two with an ugly yellowish brown mixture and said Take this surphur and mo lasses you have a bilious temperament The girl collapsed Atchison Globe j r 1 shirts 75c at Guthries I 1 WayThe who in a babies one compliments now preserves more of his selfrespect while achieving tellingtheandthestoutPuck 150 shirts 115 at Guthries 1Y I r 1 DyspepsiaSumming w EnglphysiciansuIted most frequently from one two kinds of medicinenamely a1 and a carminative such as ginger onIhour or all hour and a half after n meat or when tho onorof half a dram or more before meals To Bed for the Sick Few people realize that for most eases the bed and It alono is the gr est surest quickest cure the worlf and ages of science have yet discov rdlelookHogs as a necessary and unavoidable cons looking1 btheI euro of tl1eeaseN w Yorl Press I Has Her Trained There are wives said Easymark who wont do what their husbands tell wontthatethere all Is better trained She always carefully explains to me Just why she wont b 4 i HOME LIFE OF THE ESKIMOS Thy Art Without Education or foil glon lut a Mainly WilMi hued Lot rEskimos do not have even rudimentary education laid Dr p D Hanbury of London England ifho has just returned from a trip through the uninhabited regions of the Arctic Aj to religion con tinned Doctor Hanbury the Eskimos though very superstitious have none They do not believe in a Su preme Being These people are obliging and will do any moral thug for a white man They are very peaceably ins clined and temper ii almost un known As to their domestic life you might say that of morals they have none Still the universal inter x change of wives occasions no broils and bigamous wives in the same family are like sisters The virtue of the Eskimos consists in fondues for children f Tire settlements continue year after year at one location About the arelbuiltMay The rest of the year the colj one lives in tents nude of elfins The northern Eskimos have abso lately none of the conveniencesI oill civiUEitwit The jrsapons they UMI in ttwJfriiht are tipped with bone or i more venally with native copper skilfullyBows with hide canoes constitute the out fit Vegetables are unknown iui those latitudes and they subsist wholly on flesh and fish DRIVES A MINIATURE AUTO Boston Man Haa Had One Built to Correspond With His Dlmlnu tlve Body The honor of having the smallest automobile aboutBoston except the kind seen in toy stores and jewelry shops belongs to Howard A Knowles a man ofsmall stature living in Somerville who has just purchased a machine which his friends all agree to be the moat suited to Lilliputof any machine going says the Boston Post Mr Knowles had for a long time been eager to be the owner of a motor car and felt that he would be a success as a chauffeur but on ac count of his extremely diminutive size he found it impossible to obtain a satisfactory machine In every case his legs were too short to reach brakesUnwilling however to be balked by such a paltry drawback Mr Knowles decided that it would be pattern est roadsters and equippedwith all the appurtenances of the gentle mans runabout The little buzzwagon is the redbodywee steering column regulation searchlights in miniature and a horn that makes a fullsizednoise A SOUTHERN PORTIA Mrs W H Felton an old ladorseventyfive years played the party ofa Portia recently in Atlanta where she pleaded her case before nskingjthat corporationlawyers against her in the interest of they Louisville Nashville roadsben crossexamined the attorneys arid astonished all who heard her in iftoX knowledge of the law she exhibited 1tbHAS SEEN MANY CHANGES Hl u ai 11 Englandkalei mother of Sir Thomas Fowler BTtiv ton who was right in the middle off tthe agitation which led to the abolivcc ttion of slavery under the union jackli3 says an English paper She was a1 niece of the celebrated Elizabeth ofoatssee i her oldest son over seventy i USED TO IT After the usual greeting by Me tjtheirhujbandthan anywhere else we ever spent the summer Wellargues lift wife I suppose you would rnthcl poke off to some mudhole some s where where there is no society at allLife I Jt r i 4S- A w t If 1f j t1 r I 1 I I t tSECTION 2 i j MT STERLING ADVOCATE i rL1LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER I PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY 9 VOLUME XX MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11 1911 NUMBER 27 New Organization 4 Favors To Cut out Burley Tobacco Crop of 1910 P i The Burley Tobacco Union LexingtonJf iimously for a cutout of the 1911 crop adopted articles of incorpor ation without capital stock but fix ed the limit of indebtedness at a million dollars passed a resolution asking Congress to enact n law providing that the growers of tobacco should have the same full information in Government publi c cations as the tobacco trust now has of the farmers affairs gathered from the report of the Board of Estimates of the National Depart ment of Agriculture elected a president secretary and treasurer and started a movement to get to gether with other tobacco organi zations in the effort to create a fair price and a stable market for tile crop officers of the organic 1The new1j l ation are President June W Gayle of Owen county Vice President James F Mid dleton of Shelby county Secretary and treasurer C F Chenault of Madison county The articles of incorporation provide for an organization until the tobacco growers have had the opportunity to Jpass themselves on the matter of their leaders and the time for that action is fixedart the Saturday preceding the first Mondar in February 11 when the growers of the Burley counties are asked to meet at their res pective voting precincts and elect a member of a county Board of Control these men are to meet at the county seat on the Monday following and elect a county chair man who will be a member of the Board of Directors of the new or ganization TO MEET MAEOH 6 The new board is called to meet in Lexington on the 6th clavof Marchwhen the terms of the elected last week will ex fcers the selection of a full yet- of officers will be left to the diretj ly elected representatives of the l peopleUnder the terms of the articles of incorporation Lexington is to be the principal place of business of the organization The control of the tobacco under the terms of the articles of incorporation rand bylaws to be adopted is left to the counties and the county officers and the only authority the presi dent and Executive Committee have in the matter of selling the tobacco or will have when the bylaws are adopted will be to act as agents of the Board of Directors and sell the tobacco at the price fixed by the boardE- XECUTIVE BODY NAMED President Gayle announced the appointment of the following Ex ecutive Committee which the Boardconfirmed ShelbyOA G Turnipseed of Adams Ohio J Lee Bridwell of Nelson- J M train of Fleming- A W Hamilton of Montgom err Judge T Scott Mays of Wash ingtonCongressman J Campbell Cant rill president of the American Society of Equity of Kentucky was in conference with the leaders of the new movement looking to a getting together of the two organ I izations to work in Harmony for whatever plan was decidedupon by the tobacco growers It is believed that Mr CantrilHs organU nation will fall in line with the cut out plan and boost the movement for the general good ofatL President Gayle hadalreedy been to the national offices of the organi zation but little came of the visit It was said that an effort would be made to hold a conference immediately with the representatives of the Burley Tobacco Society to see what that organization would be willing to do in the matter of aiding and assisting the movement for a 1911 cutout tfQ aEcmicr IN UMIOCEKDIXG- SA feature rlthe two days pro ceedings that attracted comment wns the fact that there were no executive sessions convention Advisory Boardand even the Ex ecutive Committee meetings were open to the representatives of the press for whatever news the reporters migihtifind in these meetings Much of the discussion was not ofsuchn as the news papers would care to use But what was said that was news was given freely without any iinjunctrI lion as to secrecy There was no consideration given the Idit pool by the officials That will be a matter to come up within the nert iten days But a declaration was made in favor of good prices for the 1910 pool and the sentiment was eyepressed fre quently in the convention and in I COMBINATION the committee sessions the former independents should hold the bal ance of the 1910 unsold crop off the market until the 1909 crop was old and that this would tend to bring about better prices for that crop It is believed that a large majority of the poolers of 1909 are in favor of the cutout plan for 1911 and some action may be taken that will put the matter directly up to them at an early date THE PLEDGE FOR A CUTOUT I The pledge as adopted follows County Kyday Of 1911 1 agree not to grow any tobac co personally by tenant or agent nor to permit any tobacco to be grown on any land which Iown or control during the year 1911 This agreement shall not be binding unless in the judgement of the executive board of both the Burley Tobacco Union and the Burley Tobacco Society a suffici ent percent is pledged to insure a successfulcutout of the crop of 1911 and unless said cutout is officially declared by the Executive Boards of both the Burley Tobacco Union and the Burley Tobacco Society before the 15th day of February 1911 I usually growacresSi- gned CALL FOR MBKiriNGS SATCUDAY The call for the meetings next Saturday follows To the tdbacco growers of the Burley District tn view of the deplorable state of the Burley tobacco market and the ruinous prices now being offer ed to the ifarmer by the American Tobacco Trust a convention of Tobacco growers was held in Lex ington Ky January x11911 and unanimously decided ito + utoutt tcrop for 1911- 4Therefore as the president o 011guniunder the lawsof the stuteof hen jtuoky by suid convention and in order to carry into effect itho d oision of said convention a mcet iugiof all tobacco growers ids here I tbiV called to toe heUd nt 6he county seats of all tobaooo growing count ties aim the Burl ey Dostnict on Sat urday January 14 1 lUlU at I oclock p HI rindas president I lunge all tobaooo tgna wore to attend these meetings mal ia aoedial invitation is extendedo nil poolers and independents to participate in those meetings sign the cutout pledge and uiclus yin this great contest JUNK W rAiiu3 President iLexingtoo Ky Jovn ci191L REMARKABLE YEAR Only 108 Days of 1910 Were Clear With 129 griming Rain The year just past has been an unusifal one as far as weather is concerned there being severall circumstances which mark it out from nearly all preceding years In the first place it has been a cold year andtin the seconda wet year The average temperature for the year of 1910 was 537 degrees as compared with the normal of 55 degrees This average makes it the coldest year since 1905 in which year the average fell to 535 or twotenths of one degree lower than 1910 Most of the months of the year were deficient in temperature ex cept March which was the warm est ever known the temperature averaging 544 degrees or 11 de grees higher than the normal May June T uland August were all below the normal In Novem her the temperature fell live degrees below normal and in December the deficiency was near ly eight degrees The year was a wet one 1909 and 1910 carrying 728 and 926 inches excess of precipitation re spectively These two years fol lowed a periodof eight years which were drier than normal with two unimportant exceptions An abnormal conditOn which occurred was a drought in Marsh when there was u marked deficien cy in rainfall An opposite ab normality was an excessive rain fall in September which is usually one of the driest months The rainfall in this month was 7i92 incites vtSich was 55 inches in ex cess of the normal 3 arcIt which wusunusuullIlvor able Itt wotScin agricultural pur suits there was au excess of tpre cipitation rfroin April to Septem il cessive rainfall This condition was ldforontfrnrn thatexperiencedi at ithe same time In the region cast ofitihe Allegheny Mountains where1 1 oreijjs worepelt shinglfor want of moisture An example which iII lustrates this is the fact that at I one time the water supply of the of Baltimore almost i cite was en tirely exhausted Tllie usualorder wet and drv seasons was exactly reversed Ordinarily there is a wet spring anolj a dam summer sxnd full but in 1910 there was a dry soring and an un I I Jf lfK tl f j jrrJj Space I BELONGS TO I HoffmansIIe INSURANCE f ti I Agency 4 TRADERS NATIONAL BANK BLDG W Mt Sterling Ky 1 a Jt usually wet summer and fall The total precipitation for the year was 5134 inches which was an excess above the normal of 925 I inches An unusual occurrence was the presence of snow on the ground for 27 consecutive days in December these being the first 27 days of the month The total rain fall for the year is the greatest to talon record except in 1898 and 1890 when the precipitation was slightly over 60 inches The prevailing direction of the wind during the year was south I est velocity for flive minutes was I on January 26 when the wind blew 46 miltis an hour from the westThe total of clear days during the year wits 1684 partially cloudy 11G and cloudy days numbered 1fl during the year there was a totalof 129 cainy days Taking an average from these figures the percentage ef possible sunshine is ifound to bcnbout 55 percent Ittts not believed by weather i other sources iRIoodine Hough Checker wizl iquickly allay that backing irrita tion nccompnnring a severe coughi 101 cold The safest and surest remedy for children Keep a bot jtle constantly at hand Sold by W S Lloyd263m IN A BAD WAY Many a Mt Sterling Reader Will feel Grateful for This In formation When your back gives out Becomes lame weak or aching When urinary troubles set in bad way Doans Kidney Pills will cure youHere is local evidence to prove it H C Greenwade 25 Queen St Mt Sterlirg Ky says I attribute my kidney trouble too the nature of my work While I was never so bud off that I was unable to work I was always in misery I had severe attacks of lumbago which sometimes lasted for weeks and outdo my life a burden I am pleased to say that Doans Kidney Pills procured nt F C Duersons Drug store gave me prompt re lief from the last attack Since using them I have hadno recur rence of the trouble I am pleas ed to recommend this remedy to other sufferers from kidney com plaint 9f For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalc New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the name Doans and take no other 262t r For Sale Quick Ten horsepower gas oir tf ADVOCATE OFFICE I j r I Mt Sterling COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE t Second Term Opens January 30th I II SPECIAL TEACHERS COURSE II I I 4 m i 1 f 1 oj oJ at same time they are Course AlsoI I in with Course These are offers for time and money saver Departments infhavinganexo elocIit rCSlJontsible rcarI Monday COURSE education continuing Teachers regular Literary offered combination Business special I Seven This YoullddnevsaleHina bargainif IschoolsIofferedCourse ITeachersI I WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND INFORMATION ROET I CORP Presiderit fit Sterling Kytifi 1 r 1aII l- d r ItI 14 i I t oJ a I J t tvut Price Sale Cut Prices for- Cash Only I ll Berry Nothing Regular Prices Starting Saturday January 7th 1911 o We will place our entire stock of high grade shoes footwear rubber goods etc on the mar ket at the mercy of the public This offer will contain the highest qualities at the lowest THE SALE EVENT Of TIlE YEAR 1i Our regular stock not an article offered in this sale which is inferior in quality The same things you are accustomed to buying from us at I ull price we are offering in this sale at Cut Prices I I I 50shoirnI 5 00 Florhheim Shoes iini all leathers 3 95 1 styles shapes latest lasts reduced to r 100 Crotsett the Shoe that makes lifes walk I easy all styles arid leathers 3 25rocucod1 to 850 Crowclt all Icntheis 295 p1y5OManss all leathers t 295 t 25cl1 W r For Women the American GirlH Shoe as good as name s3Vlnrerican Girl Shoes nllllead 95pteOOJinMinors Treadcasy S 50 reduced to 295 SJ50 Shoes reduced to 195 Childrens Shoes Ilouse Slippers Ladies Heavy Shoes Hubbers etc at greatly reduced prices I See our Bargain Tables Shoes at 69c 98c139 per pair See our line of Mens High Cut Shoes at Cu W r Prices All height tops Try a pair of Florsheim Wet Defis and Grey Elk Hide at Cut Prices ALL BALL BAND RUBBERS AT CUT F Get our Prices on these Goods i I Come early and get your choice things will go with a rush at prices named above Plenty of sufficient help to see that your wants are sup plied Remember this Sale will last but for a short period on- lyEverything IA in Footwearr l Now is the Accepted Time This is the Place tftfVtiiP No Money v fxr v Refundedwill Exchange Goods if Possible f COMPANY its I t Shoes p ffIll Berry Co tITTERS Of fEET Opposite 1 0 0 P Building Mt Sterling a Kentucky Chargedexcept PRICES SorosisShoes Always Regular Price 350 4 and 5 J Store Closed Evenings except Saturdays 6 p m1I i toJUIN4 w k S 6 sc rsw CORRESPONDENCE o e STOOPS Tire recent cold spell has cause stock to suffer greatly Sheep men are suffering a great loss owing to the severe winter Mrs Bert Sanders has been very ill but is improving There is a great dMnnl ill feed stuff and prices arc chi steadily upward E L Fassett sold 23 hogs tow T Pbelps at an averaire of S7CO per cwL Mrs W M Kissick and laughter Miss Virgie of Little Hock are the guests of relatives here Misses Stella Copheranil EthelI Dpyle are attending the Cnviaus ripe HigbSchool Mrs Thos Warner visited vela tires at Olympia last week Harrison Conn and fatuity have relativeess in Fleming county Mrs Frances Turner has recov ered from a severe attack of grip Tobacco growers are certainly paying for their education lhut iit seems to be Iprofiting them nothing I Miss Lutie Quisenberrv leaves this week for Richmond to take a NtRobert Lyons of near Sharp- burl and Miss Hattie Moore of this place eloped to Ironton Ohio Wednesday night and married I That the death of Bourbon Chief is deeply regretted is attested by the jiumber of letters Mr Gillaspie alt1 over the country Henry L Joes Jr and 1Ii Nancy Jones have returned from a visit to relatives at Maysville ThosFussett bus rented tin Seth Botts farm at Flat Creek and will move to it March 1st Lawrence Fassett bought of Hobt Shields of Flat Creek 111- hogs at 725 per cwt Following is a report of Oak Hill which closed recently Nell Fassett received medal for making requirements in 1st and t2nd grades Georgia Trimble in r th and Mar garet Trimble in the Cth L other grades making requ d metwere good 1 Halley S Gillaspie made the largest contrii bution to the Childrens OrpHarI Home Society giving onehalf of all sent by the school How wise to be imbibed with the true Chri Huts spirit The Childrens Im provement League purchased forf schoolwith money they had deposit a nice teachers desk 14I volumes for library and germ- proof bucket with individual drinking cups LAllNDR r FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY CP ALL KIND nil to tile ML Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We gi special attention to family Washing hive Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STER- LIN6Laundry Co Governor Dix of New York announces that he will work from 8 a ull to 430 pm If he doesn t mind he will got theunion after him Eight hours a day ris their limit i y wr Supreme Court Decides Against Virginia Grants By a recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States KentuckydCoall Liud Corporation and the Kentucky Union Company the titles to thousands of acres of val cable timber and mineral lands in Kastern Kentucky is affectedand a law passed by the Kentucky 1Legislature in 1906 establishing ts to vast bodies of land 44J itfV4 The property in question was claimed by the corporation named under the so called old rirtjinia lard grants Following the Revo lutionary War the Commonweal I of Virginia made sundry and rious grants of land in what laUr bocjune the State of Kentucky Aany pioneers not knowing of these grants settled on the lands in question1 and ever since there has been waged a conflict between the claimants of the land In 1 JOG the State of Kentucky pressed a law providing that the title to lands on which the taxes had out been paid for three years and which was not listed for tax ation before 1907 should be for cited to those who had paid the taxes on the land Under this act the titles of the two land companies to more than 1 half million acres of laud was led a red forfeited The constitu upheldsThis is a great victory for J C C Mayo and his associates I Am Glad writes Mrs Ethel Newlin of Liberty Center Ind ssthat I began to take Car dui for it has cured me and I will never forget it I cannot praise Cardui too highly for what it did begantoI I verybadpain and weighed only 105 pounds Now I have a good color do not suffer and weigh 125 Ibs rlkeCARDUI TonicuBeware of strong nox tious mineral drugs that systemlike ofivegetable poisonous minerals or drugss safe and harmless for use by old and young and may be foropossible Boyle County Man Under Arrest Charged With Murder of Mothert Clayton Carter was arrested lately 1 on the sensational charge of having murdered his mothei Mrs Nancy Carter The victim was fifty years oldand her bodwas found lying in a pool of blood at her home four miles southof Danville lust night An examination showed that a charge of shot at close range had been into her producingpast year she had been living with veher son and ho has always borne a rood reputation and this fact makes his arrest the more sensa tional The people of the neigh borhood ore stirred to a high pitch over the tragedy Lexington Enjoyed Big Building Boom in 1910 The annual report of the Board of Public Works shows that thirtythree business houses two public buildings and 178 rcsidon ces were erected in Lexington the past year at a total cost of nearly a million told a half dollars The list include the new Phoenix Ho tel and Government building ad dition now under construction ooI J Stomach Troubles Cured by Vinol HERE is PROOF II I suffered so long from stomach trouble and indigestion that I lost flesh rapidly VINOL cured me after everything else had failed It strengthened my digestive organs gave me a hearty appetite and I can eat anything without the slight est distress I do not believe any thing equals VINOL for stomach IindigestionIIVrii d Me Mr Thos G V albr ol jV Mich write J 1rcd for years from P i jtomach trouble VTvr fy cured me after C cbe had failed 0 Tt is the curative medicinal etc i of the cods liver combined vllh the strengthening properties of tonic iron contained in VINOL which makes it so successful in re storing perfect digestion andat the same time building up the weakened rundown system Try a bottle of VINOL with the understanding that your money will be returned if it does not help you Sold by W S Lloyd Noble Turns Out to be Miller of Jackson Bud Jake Noble the Breathitt County Kentucky Outlaw is still nt large but by reason of the atTest at NYilliamstown W Vti of a man supposed to be Noble Brenthitt County nevertheless comes into the possession of jJncksonmurder trherifF Judson of Breathitt arrived at Villamstovn W Va and identified the man under arrest as Eo C Miller who it is alleged killed John Bush three years ago and later escaped from the jail at Jackson He was surrendered to the Kentmky authorities J1 Dr J S Arnold retennary i and Surgeon Ollice phone 286 MurphysI stable on Bunk street home phone 425 27= 2t r Sail for Europe Mr Henry Watterson and Mrs Watterson sailed lust week for Pa nid the Rivera where they willrntl the winter They will be absent until May Mr Wat terson said he did not care to ex press his views on politics Whenever I give out a politic al story I like to read the copy and the proofs myself he said Fore fGave Me InstantIj I fell and sprained my arm andwas terrible pain I couldnot use my hand or without intense suffering untilarmia useSloansapplication gave instant uselriyarm HB921 Sty Elizabeth N J- SLOANS LINIMENT is fKilterhealsburns wounds and contusions and will I draw the poison ffrom sting of poisonous insects 25c SOc and 100 Sloan onhorsefreeAddress Dr Earl S Sloan lflfte XM 7sA r Sprains I in me e tJr y yP b di rLHI i J l 1 1 4 T aEJ Q R BT LIIMEDALE0 Fa k r1t1t1t- V 1- ti Oldharn BrOS Company t A OOMMMENCE ONTiNrIESSFOR l More and better Bargains than ever before offered Dont fail to get your share of the good things 12000 yards of the best Prints in lengths 1 to 10 yards at 2ic yard SEE BIG HAND BILLS FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES L h LYCELM COURSE What Promises to be the Best Attraction Given by This I I i Management to be Seen Here Jan 17th Tbe UuIkjr Bock Coixxri Com imjr of fiodtanapoii Indiana wider the mnamtfattot of the Ly cttMB Coarae will appear at the salt opera Boose 00 Tumday reninir January lithat 3111 J dock The c mipojr cuiti of Jour 4iDtbt artists Mum Kotb Buck HI violin iiJtt Mr Felix Buckas 1r 1 Jte soloist fise Ariouioe Mor bea as pianist sod Minis EJsa yawind as reader and inierprc 1 The company has the reputation I n rf being ooeof the beat concert eompani4i io the eocurs snd the I I combination of base foar arts a ipott plettaiair and enjoyable entertainment in addition to being one o f rare opportunity This V A work throughout tthe country V OnlrdI the yefncat enjoyment and satisfaction I to all those who have had the privilege of hearing them In addition to the pleasing effort and enjoyment to the ear of their hear ers the entertainment tends to I it elevate both by instruction and by inspiration and it offers the most attractive form of pleasure and instruction available at a moderate cost This number is the third in the Lyceum Course for the season and stands as the crowning feature of the series of attractions offered The general admission to the even ing entertainment will be 50 cents tickets being on sale at Whitesi Drug store A few comments on+I I the four artists follows I Miss Bucks work us a violinist shows evidence of her extensive study under the greatest masters both here and abroad Her charm inS personality the strength and i i individuality of her interpretations her clear sure teclmiouc and the deep poetic quality of her tone gain for her not only the respectful attention but likewise n tJesoulon f W J 4- YI stty your SHOES frog se II rgr williJ 1 are you ofcote s TbIu41ot yap e riJ1 zrt by trading with f r 2runner the cYhoe Z7an 4 iI A of rf ffJ IJII the sympathetic 1 iteret of the most jJincriminating audience Mr Buck whose loot and carej ful nurse of study both in this i j country arid abroad eminently fit i I him for the concert stage never i j fails to interest and captivate his i audience JHis remarkably clean j tecntque the range depthand I purity of his tones and time ease with which he masters the most difficult passages convey to his listeners the knowledge that he is an artist of exceptionally rare tal ent and abiliLII Miss Moriches whose pleasing personality i s expressed in the charming style and nature of her aIpianist fJcfJth of tone rythum clean technique and the breath of her poetic expression are the re suits of many years of untiring efforts and arduous study Miss Morsches never fails to gain the J praise and attention of her audiII ence Miss Schnewind as a reader is superbly equipped for the interpre tation of the best literature Her wonderful voice her sense of dra matic power and tenderness he delicate touch of humor all these combine to snake her renditions a delight and inspiration to all whoI may hear her For 10 days regular 100I clothes rack for 50 cents Amount drying space when opened 32 ft When closed occupies about same space as a broom The Fair iTr Guthries cut price smile Cures babys croup Willies dully cuts and bruises mammas sore throat grandmas lameness Dr Thomas Eclectic OiltheII great household remedy 1mII THE MAN TlI1 TWINS when applying for a position is the one that is neatly dressed and not the careless looking one The clothing may not make the man but it is taken us an index to his char acter and manliness find it will pay you to look neat and trim by letting us keep your clothing in good condition for you a- tStocktons 4wN I r uuallH = c c rH RFUtt4 i 2It1 DR C W COmPTON Dentisttt Mt Sierlmz Kentucky Irrmrni I iAll Work afaoteed and Prices Ri btt tee X 8aiI4JJbooe p DR S F HAMILTON J Dentist J Office Odd Fdlovn Building- MT sTKKLIXU KT I lour 14 to I2 r raPtrore xee riKd J w I p m vJ PAUL K McKENNA M D I Physician and Surgeon G c= =a == Nigtot OH antwered promftlr by riDrin OJSj rillI or coming u liaumont Hotel H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up c stairs DR D L PROCTOR OENTI8TC Mt Sterling Kentucky CoarrStreet 1 J IA W Kirby has purchased the transfer business of M MI Philipps and will meet all trains If you have any baggage you want de livered see him Moving and haul ing of all kinds Day phone 474 Night phone 2GO 13Gm Itch Itch Itch Scratch Scratch Scratch The more you scratch the worse the itch Try Doans Ointment It cures piles eczema any skin itching All druggists sell it 1m To close out our outing regular lOc outing now 8A regular Cc outing now 5c yd Tne Fair ForSale Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boarsi and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky IJ j I I 1 = a4 New RUling of the State RegistrarII t To relieve some of the difficultyj of undertakers in securing burial j t or removal permits when the local registrar lives in a rurall or remote II district the State Registrar has t soed the folowmg rule which r I theII lion of the new A local registrar may act as subregistrar to any local regis trar of his county or adjacent runty and rimy sign the name of I the local registrar of the district I in which the clea occurred tvlDr burial reimnal or transit permit I j I when the undertaker or person j acting us suchI has presenteda complete death certificate and com11 plied with the law and Hales and 1 Regulations of the State Board of Health Such permits shall con stitute authority for burial or re 1I I moral The subregistrar shalL sign hisII name with the prefix per7 under the name of the local registrar for whom he is acting and shall for ward at once the death certificate that local registrar who will be Ito the fee as provided by law The subretristrar charge jmay the sum to twentyfive cents forIIIIII- his I services to be paid by the undertaker iI I Given under my hand this sixth i day of January of the year nine teen hundredeleven W L HEIZEK M1 D State Registrar I Attention ladies Dont forget that we are still staltionerI i Ad coon n Pub Co Inc 1 I Now is the time to get a clothes rack for half price at The Fair For that awful cough take Bloodine Cough Checker A 50 cent bottle will last longer than most any cough Sold by W S Lloyd263mOur prices during this sale will prove that our discounts are honest discounts Guthries For sore throat there is positively no remedy that will relieve so quickly and cure permanently the most aggravated case a- Bloodine s Rheumatic Liniment Sold by W S Lloyd263m The place to get engraved call ing cards is the- Advocate Pub Co Inc Hello Hello everybody want everyone to come to our cu price sale Guthrie WHY HE DOES IT I Draggist W S Lloyd Gives ReaI sons for Selling at HalfPrice I i r faithII other people to be willing to offer Ito refund the money if it does not cure said druggist W S Lloyd I to one of his many customersII Ubut I am glad to sell ards specific for the cure of con stipation and dyspepsia on that p nIuThf Dr Howard Co in order u gel a Hoist introductory sale f larltiflfor though 1 have sold a lot of it and I uaranteti every package not one has been brought buck as un satisfactoryI selling the specific at halfprice although I cannot tell how long I shall be able to do so Any person who is subject to constipation sick headache dizziness liver trouble indigestion or a gen eral played out condition ought to opportunitYIIt they can come right back to my store and I will cheerfully refunP their money 232S c I r See the 5c nlud 0eFair granite stew pans and kettles Bean i Pots Jardiniers all for 5c each Books as an Investment Next to the common necessities of thingsIThe quickest and most effective remedy for loosening the phlegm relieving irritation and curing any cough or cold is Bloodine Cough Checker Sold by W S Lloyd 263m Saturday HalfHoliday Saturday halfholiday is recog nized in 16 states of this country and two cities Guthries cut prices are loud talkers Special Bargains inlaces new patterns 5c yd The Fair Hatred The poorest of all emotion for any American citizen to feel Is the emotion of hatred toward his fellows Theodore Roosevelt London Layer Raisins Ib10c Fresh candy Ib lOc The Fair Attention Merchants Our 1912 calendar samples are inover 500 to select from I you WAXT to buy calendars we ca nIIII please Youour prices are th lowest Why buy elsewhere what goodet cheapetyou- Achocate Pub Co Inc r s r t t I a CORRESPONDENCE C3A59Y LICK Frank Robbins is very sick with gripueMiss Berta McEwan of Win chester is visiting 1 rsE P Mull Misses Lillie and Nancy Cravens visited Mr John Boaze and wife Owingsville from Friday unt SundayDr to Mrs A H Robbins spent the day with Mrs Owen Morris in Mt Sterling Monday YoE Sledd is very sick with tonsilitisJohn Wilson is very sick with grippe PtOM LICK Born to Jack Laughlin and wife- a daughter also to James Work man and wife a son r Herman Staggs left last week for Des Moines Iowa to attendschool 1 lat Highland Park College Will Huffaker will move back to E K Thomas below North Mid dletownMrs Bettie Puckett slippedand fell the other day and broke her leg She is 65 years old If farmers are under obligations f1mHiesl Peace and harmony seems to pre vail throughout this district in favor of cutting out the 1911 crop of tobacco Those that have sold andLthose that havnt sold together with the poolers and nonpoolers are in sympathy with the situation of the 1909 poolers and are going i to lay down and take a little rest rand recuperate while they dispose of their tobacco ft Guthries cut prices will please I ouo4 Cut Prices All 25 cent goods whips pads 1 t brushes etc 20 cents Other goods at close prices Large stock of Repairing icust st Reis West EndiHarness Shop 262t Patronize Home Industry calendarsfan outsider when wo have IIthe most elaborate assortment eyes in this Advocate cityJi J hin7 0 t tThe price thermometer has struck bottom at Guthries 2 L M 1 e- ii I J t 7 r ltllHs PRINTING h HORSE CARDS A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK t I 11 1 READ TIDE Hj ADV CAi1E rrALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME y SEE OUR LINE OF CALENDARS ENGRAVING AND EMBOSSING L Y r 1 4w ihr ti TiII Itllf Sr 10 c JJ- t I 9 1 fe t Pfc uuwwj of That Cold Roomc side it raise or cant done and rest such room means use can be kept at full or low heat a short or long time Four quarts oil will give a nine hours smoke or smell shows the amount of in the i+ does screw on but is put in a cork in a bottle and the wick from being high to smoke and is easy to remove and drop back so that it in an instant The burner or gallery become wedged nd can be In an Instant for Finished In japan or nickel durable well trade built for service and light and Hasa cool handle Dealers Evenwhen tf notf far dttcriptiv circular to the earthapiaryof tht i on Thats selling 1 we y money i 4 5 M 3OZ5 23V J= XY i of tMiss 27 died in last Wednesday at the of her brother Mr T Miss was a Iy Christian woman She was a of Mrs II 13 cityyI the man who shot f gets offwith years for the men with the Mayor It was not his fault that he did not kill men 4ind the the punishment is I at 200 Corn as or in 25 bbl lots 75 bbls short Corn of 21 of Corn with to on the 300 bales of Timothy Hay 3 Mare in foal to Horse extra rick Hay Oats on of house where alwayshasof house are when is necessary to temperature quickly to keep the temperature up for a long period be regular method of heating without great trouble overheating of house only reliable method of heating a other is to s- IERFECT1OSMOKELESS Absolutely smokeless and olorlwII which for of glowing for without An indicator always oil Fillercap not like IpstAn prevents turned enough can be cleaned II rcwicking yet unscrewed CompanyiIncorporated ou 2et- I value f 1 1II when shoes the the reason for I I themwe know that every pairii 1at sell is giving customer III value for a posF Roya1sible Look for Blue Shoes mark IJOE ARCSOTCLJNO Death Miss Clara Heritors I Clara Benton aged i Winchester morning home Benton Benton high esteemed sister Jvinsol Gallagher Gaynor twelve shooting considering crime light bbls feed tons There times ornamental you get with name Selz sole full the this 350 Norval Mayor alone d Changes Office Attorney W A Dollnvcn and the hustling real linn of en to the building on formerly occupied by the late Henry S Woodover the Telegraph An invention by several conversations can be carried on simultaneously over the same tele phone will felt and put a to the exasperating I the operator to delight to say f I PUBLIC SALEe Thursday January 1911 t I undersigned as Agent of Amanda T Howell offer Public on her farm miles on the Howards pike following I sound a whole About 400 shocks Fodder shocks privilege place About j good Work Mules i jack i good family broke i Timothy 2 the the rest the the That by the the the The by heat font body cannot strong I our our OAriS years both driver About estate Had Evans have moved their oflice Reid Court street Postal office which wire filla long want stop lines ITCV which seems 12 The Mrs will Sale four Mill the i Cow good 76 Sheep milkerIr Sow and 8 Pigs 14 Shoats averaging about 125 lbs 7 stock Hogs meat of 7 II gs i Grass Seed Stripper i Mowing Machine I Farm Wagon Other Farming Tools and Implements- too numerous to mention i new Buggy and Harness i old Buggy and Harness Wagon and Plow Gear 8 Household and Kitchen Furniturei t jTerms Made Known on Day of Sale A L Tipton Agent r Wm Cravens Auctioneerwti Y Go To I exasIChin Ron T Evans wife and teal cnildren left last Wednesday or Sen Antonin Texas where M1 fansI will receive medical at to ttior from an eminent specialist + v U has been successfully treating hint fur some time They will rc inrin in Texas some live or six in viid Allen Jackson son of F III Jackson of Winchester nc lonip nied them and will spend the winter there nf NEW MEAT STORE i i v Mit meat and want FRESH m U i ace togetit is at a first Class Meet Store I conduct oucha mace All of my fie CORN FED and HOMK KILLED We guarantee IIII i iMtcest treats at all tTjiiis Prices reasona ble Not Cut Prices but t A JTH1G S f i U 1 or aoTTo Give us n trial and be con ri needL CLAYS MEAT MARKET Phone 64 Next door to Post Office flIeld to Grand Jury After hearing the evidence in troduced by both sides upon the examining trial of Mason Thomas charged withshooting and wound ing John Hawkins in this city on Christmas IEve JudgeJ MeCor mick last Friday hold Thomas to await the action of the Grand JuryJ in the sum of X200 which he gave HERE IS A REMEDY THAT WILL CURE ECZEMA WE PROVE IT Why waste time and money ex perimenting with greasy salves and lotions trying to drive the eczema germ from underneath the skin when Thos Kennedy the druggist guarantees ZKMO a clean liquid preparation for external use to rid the skin of the germ life that caus es the trouble One application will relieve the itching and often times one bottle is su ilkUnit to cure a minor case of eczema In over 2000 towns and cities iin America the leading druggist has the agency for ZEMO and he will tell you of the marvelous cures made by this clean simple trent talent 7FMO iis recojrniod as the cleanest and most popular trat meat for eczema pimples dandruff and all other forms of skin or scalp affections whether on infant or grown pmsonrill you try a bottle on our recommenda tion 1 Kennedys Drug Store No 1 1 New Policeman At the regular January meet ing of the City Council James C Tipton was elected policeman to succeed Howard Anderson who is now Sewer Inspector Mr Tipton was elected for a term of six months For some time he has acted as Deputy Jailer and is regarded as a fearless and faithful officer That ho will slake a goodI policeman no one doubts for themeJUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAPLE and FA CYIGROCERIES SOUTHERN I VEGETABLES seeIsr GRECNWADt The Man who handles only the BEST j for Sale Quick Ten horsepower gas or gasoline engine A bargain i ifsold at once Call at tf ADVOCATE OFFICE t A Wonderful Discovery WhicII Practically Eliminates all th I Dangers of Death by Catarrh or Diseases Which Originate With Catarrh From the Patterson N J Guardian Ninetyfour per cent of all the diseases with which the human system is afflicted originate or turn into catarrh assuring him self of this fact Dr Barker gave the matter of catarrh his entire time and study and after several years of the most thorouurhre search for a remedy woudI positively cure catarrh in HMV form heprepared prescriptions which he used in his private practice without a single failure of any case ot catarrh he treated After a considerable amount of persuasion he consented to put the prescription up in convenient form so that sufferers from this terri ble disease could purchase the treatment at a nominal cost The prescription will be found in most any drug store in the United States under the label bloodine In a recent introductory sale in the ritot New York more than 20000 bottles were sold in a single weekI so confident that bloodine will cure anyone afflicted with catarrh that I will gladlyI supply it to any patient on a positive guarantee to cure or money will be as cheerfully refunded as it is taken If your druggist dues not keep bloodine you can be supplied by The Bloodine Laboratories Boston Mass at 50c n bottle or six bottles for 2f0 Sold lby ir S Lloyd I Please Look at your Dale Subscribers will confer a great favor by promptly renewing without slaking it necessaryI for us to sendout statements Postage is quite an item of expense where a number of subscribers are involved There is not much margin of profit in publishing a country weekly paper at only 100 a year in fact most weekly papers are getting t5o to 200 per year 1 e therefore will hilthllip Ipirciiete promptness in Ienewing mid remitting for past due sub scriptions The date following your name on the wrapper or on the margin of the first page of yourI paper indicates the time to uhich your subscription has been paid Folnstnnceanlr means that your subscription is paid to the first day of fJanuary 1911 and Jim 10 means that you owe for the paper from the first day of January 1910 andso with any month or late that may follow your liiunu Prompt attention to this matter will be highly appreciated Look at your date now and if behind fpleasc remit amount due tr A NOVEL INTRODUCTION Dr Howard Co Make a Special Price The IDrr Howard Company have entered into an arrangement with W S Lloyds drug store by which a special introductory offer will be made of 25 cents on the 50 cent size of their celebrated specific for the cure ofconstipation and dyspepsia Headaches coated tongue diz ziness gas on the stomach specks before the eyes constipation and all forms of malaria and liver troubles are soon cured by this scientific medicine W S Lloyd has been able to secure only a limited supply so every one who wishes to be cured of constipation or dyspepsia should call upon him at once or send him 25 cents by mail and get fiO doses of the best medicine ever made on this special half price introductory offer with his personal guarantee to refund the money if the spe cific does not cure 2720 ee Lot us engrave those wedding invitations or announcements Promptness our motto Advocate Pub Co Inc t I n III Clay McKee i Sons Buv Sell and Rent lial Estate Loan Money to r For You urite the Best In i if ice Execute Bunds for you tfi vou Next t best investment A 11 The Best AUIIISTHB WHITK1 STEAMER Dont fail to re them 4itf n COlAul i COURT DAYS s Foil fA inn is a list of days Coun ty Courts arc held in counties near Mt Sterliu Bath Owinisyille 2d Monday Bourbon P MS 1st Monday Clark Vine t ater 4th Monday Fayette Lex ton 2d Monday Fleming Kiim ngsburg 4th Monday Harrison Cynthiana 4th Mon dtiytMadison Richmoial1st Monday Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rd Monday Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday for Sale Quick Ten horsepower gas or gasoline engine A bargain if sold at once Call atItf ADVOCATE OFFICE Cows fresh spring isI- S Sows China Wagon good new Fertilizer for Real Estate Real Estate WORLD IS MADE Real Estate LET SELL A Of FL i WE FOR S- ALEFarms all sizes and prices residences and vacant lots Let Us show our before buy YOUR FARM WITH I busiuess entrusted to us will receive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office 28 Court St Residence Ave MT STERLING KY The most complete line of 1911 calendars in Mt Sterling on display at the Advocate Publishing Co Inc cJterling Silver Spoons DM rP A SUITABLE PRFSHNT ALWAYS WU HAVE 111 THEM IN ALL TIm XFW PATTERNS ij lun n + u ROBINSON the JEWELER Jr 7= Z JL iZ IJ Oo f i M4 A rnT r 1h r i i The Ironion FdI 4 Y M Is the name of the latest thing in the v o Gas eaterY V 41 line It is something different anything p have seen and it pay big to see it w1 before buy guarantee a hotter flame i this stove than anything on the market JiJiwith d i Let us put one in your home with the un derstanding that we take it out and your money back if not as represent it r Pmvittf i tt Howell a- f 1 y r t yrySF fw d Vi r v n PUBLIC SALEIHaving recovered my health I contemplate return ing to work the ministry Accordingly I will offer 1i V1 for sale Public Auction my wifes place at Prew fcA itt Station on Prewitt pike 3 miles west of Mt Sterling rtfkt Saturday January 14 191111- itt 10 oclock a in the following described personal1 property 2 in 2 yearling Heifers 5 Sows with bre1 for spring fnrrow t thoroughbred Poland roar 12 horse Mitchell new I ihorse Spring Wagon I Case Corn Pliuter newt Case Corn Planter as r ntinchuicnt Case Planter r Disc riding Cultivator I Case riding Cultivator t Walking Cultivator ahorec TIlE Of US YOU PIECE VVHAVE of city you list you LIST US NOW Any Antwerp Phone 546 ever now I from you will you you We just we the of at at Jersey r 2horse Tnrning Plow I ihorse Turning Plow 17o tooth Harrow i set Wagon Harness 1 set Buggy Harness 2 posthole Diggers 2 Shovels I Scoop Shovel i Superior Seed Drill i ballbearing Grindstone I Library Table i Gasoline Cooking Stove Manv other things too numerous to men tion At same time and place will sell 40 Sopound Cattle Shoats iif not sold privately before hand Sale called promptly on the hour Terms made known oil day of Sale i JaR HOBBS Win Cravens Auctioneer 25- g 101t fT V J 11 l r ihIEt lc +a r+r we ewz ter + wwrrx 7F aa ftir T J 1 J l w toI w rl JItIM Y i I Get Your Copy Today- Q j The new Art Catalogue showing 1 Color Drawings of attractive Library 1 Interiors announced in The Saturday Evening Post of October 15 to be distributed by agents for Slobc VVcrnickc Elastic Bookcases can be obtained only at our storeJJ as we are the exclusive agents in thisIcity for this and other trademarkedI lines of highgrade furniture WI A Sutton d Son j I THE H KRISH COMPANY Inc Catlettsburg Kentucky WHOLESALE Dry Goods and Notions 1 1JI Pays in stock a well selected line Orders filled promptly and with liraIJ Pall cSt les The Latest Creations in Dress Goods Silks Linen Goods Silk Hose Curtains Drapery Carpets and Rugs Yon aro Always WOICOillO at unf Storo jfcazelrigg con The Store With a Reputation Sew Plumbing Firm t M K Ilainlino having bought out W H1 Sfflttthers in the plumb ing tinning and gas fittings etc the new firm name will be Hain line Leverctt They will be glad to make estimates on plumbing 5S roofing and gas fittings etc Sat isfaction guaranteed in every way- f alt Near English t 1 true specimen of the Highland mans difficulties with the English tan guage Farmer who had instructed his Gaelic shepherd to look for a num ber of sheep that had wandered from the fold Well Donald have you found them 1 Aye master Where did you got them 1 Well I got two by Itself one together and three among one of McPliersons London Dally News A lazy liver liver leads to chronic dyspepsia and constipation weakens the whole system Doans Regulets 25 cents per box correct the liver tone the stomach cure constipation 1m Great Range of Vision The Peruvian Indians are credited with having tho greatest range of vision of all races cases having been recorded of their distinguishing human being 18 miles away To feel strong have good appetite and digestion sleep sound lly and enjoy life use Burdock Blood Bitters the great system tonic and builder 11m Many Kinds of Stamps There are at the present time over 21000 varieties of postage stamps IIn the world for Rentr Rooms for rent Apply to Mrs r M S Lane 29 Sycamore St 23Lf j HOG RAISERS Ate your hogs worth 5 cents per head We guarantee Bourbon Hog Cholera Remedy to keep hogs lieallny and free from disease for 5 cents per head per month It cures Cholera KllU Votuis Stipulates the Appetite Aids Digestion and causes hogs to fatten very rapidly This rem edy1 is used and endorsed by leading hog raisers throughout the country Come in anti let us tell you about it Sold by W S Lloyd 13 tf E O W W S LLOYD Druggist Ml Sterl ing Kentucky The Garage IS ON Bank Street Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Tram ONNOT- ICEStrother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Sterlinn Kentucky J cL KEEPING CLIPPED PICTURES How to Make Pretty Book of Em Linen In Which to ibossed Them IOften you will see in the magazines or in old calendars pictures ropier of famous paintings perhaps or attractive photographswhich you would like to keep And yet ones walls get so cumberedwith pictures every one of whichmust be framed at no small expense that especially when space is at a premium one hesitates to addanother to the collection To keep such pictures where they can be seen always and yet will not be in the way make a book ofem bossed linenpurple is the best shade to show off all kinds of color ings in the pictures Cutjhe leaves a little larger than the largest pic ture you are likely to covet and paste or sew a narrow hem all around Make covers of thin wood or leather or thick gray cardboard such as is used for photograph mounts and hold all together by punching eyelets and stringing rib j bon through them Then paste a picture on each leaf in the center using libray paste Of course a leaf can be addedeach time you see a picture you want to keep for the embossed linen is very inexpensive and can be bought in large quanti tiesTo add still further to the attrac tiveness of the book paste on the out er cover some especially pretty yet unfading picture or print its title in india ink rNOVEL BRIDGE WHIST FAVORS Fools and Devil Are the Latest Things for Card Parties Among the Fashionable Fools and devils are the very latest thing in chess and bridge whist fa vors There are laughing fools on their backs kicking up their heels to form a hollow apron that one may drop hairpins into or cigarette ashes according to ones need Indi vidual confections may be served in the laps of these recumbent fools orc in the boxes that some of them are hugging and the puffed out fool sugar jars with a head that lifts off are just the thing for ices Fools for luck is an old saw in whist 80I they are very appropriate but not less so than the devils which sprawl upon spade and heart and diamond shaped pin and ash trays These as a recent bridge hostess remarked are gentle reminders to people that t they are all in a game for fun and they are not to play like devils nn t get into a devil of a temper RAPID ARROW FIRE The Indian on horseback with his antediluvian bow and arrow was as dangerous a man as existed in his day rind he did not fade away before the white minin the way philosophers and philanthropists be lieve and not until the percussion cap and something better than the old Brown Bess musket or the flint lock rifle was invented The prairie Indians were so quick and dextrous in shooting arrows that a single In dian galloping at full speed could keep one arrow flying in the air at his enemy all the time The frontiersmen were too proud of be ing civilized to go back and learn the bow and arrow but they must many a time in close places where the revolver now speaks have envied the Indians rapid repeating deadly bowandarrow fireNew Yrk Press j MENDING THE DUSTPAN Sonny said Robs mother to the little boy Ill give you a dime if youll mend my dustpan Rob lookedat the dustpan which had parted company with its handle andwished he were a tinsmith Then he had an idea He found a lath about a yard long sandpapered it smoothand nailed it to the backof the dustpan in such a way that one end rested on the floor while the other served as a handle Robs mother can use her dustpan without stooping now and likes it much bet ter than before HONEST ENOUGH Ive been sending out boxes con taining fifty cigars telling recipients to smoke ten and send me the mon ey or return the rest Are the recipients honest They seem to be Ive been get ting forty cigars right along Some of them even send back fortynine k LAST HOURS OF DEAN SWIFT i Frlnd of Genius Detcrtbt the aljj Ing of On of Llftc Immortals I About four months ago be gave i me great trouble he seemed to have l a mind to talk to me In order to trywhat he would say I told him I j came to dine with him and immedi j ately his housekeeper Mrs Ridge way saidlVont you give MrII Swift a glass of wine sir He shrugged his shoulders just aa he i used to do when he had a mind a friend should pass the evening with him Shrugging his shoulders your lordship may remember was as much as to say Youll ruin me in wine I own I was scarce able to bear the sight Soon after he again endeavored with a good deal of pain to find words to speak to me at last not being able after many efforts he gave a heavy sigh and I think was afterward silent This puts me in mind of what he said about five days ago He endeavoredseveral times to speak to his servant now and then he calls him by his name at last not finding words to express what he would beat after some un easiness he said I am a fool Not long ago the servant toqk up his watch that lay upon the table to see lJ3ringihe looked very attentively at it Some time ago when the servant was breaking a large stubborn coal he paid Thats stone you blockhead From ItAn Eighteenth Century Correspondence TILLING SOIL WITH DYNAMITE Odd Way by Which the Explosive Ila Made to Take the Place of the Plow Probably no stranger use for dynamite r has ever been devised than f its substitution in place of the plow for the tilling of clay land It is being put to such a use on a consid erable experimental scale in Kansas and by a planter of Spartansburg S Cand a picture in Popular Mechanics shows how it was done The cartridges were planted three feet apart in rows and at a depthof four feet The holes were made by driving crowbars to the desired depth The dynamite was exploded by a line of men provided withred hot irons The line wentrapidly down the field the explosions follow ing the men in a steady roar that was deafening The explosions j threw clouds of soil 30 font into thejj air and covered the men from head j to foot with dust and dirt 1 1MEN1 j It is gratifying to know that there ire more men than women the ex cess of them in this country having become so alarming In Australia i here are 2974581 males and only 1 305637 females And the surpri ing thing about it is that the males Ithough in excess are willing that he women should vote Or possibly or that very reason However even lu ttrnlia will not hold its male ma ority long as last year the number if females born and coming into the oiintry to add tothe population was 1000 more than the males A PASSING ACQUAINTANCE Harry said the traveling mans rife I have a letter from a friend n Lonelyhurst Have you any cus omers there The drummer said 10 Then you dont know anybody in hat town Not intimately Of course I iiiow everybody there by sight Why how can that be They all come down to the rail vnv station when the five oclock k afternoon passenger train stops to jet the overland express go = by Youths Companion 1 r rI I READY RELIEF J PhysicianHave you any aches nr pains this morning PatientYes doctor it hurts me to breathe in fact the only trouble now seems to be with my breath PhysicianAllright Ill give you something that will soon stop thatGood Housekeeping V NOT INTERESTED lShe is not at all like other womenNo No she says she doesnt care a whoop to know whether or not Mrs NTick Longworth smokes cigarettes yr GET BUSY Hi HLHtti 1 About t I Your J I JOB I 1j i t WORKYLetter Bill Heads r Statements Envelopes 1 Cards Circulars Pamphlets1 Etc We have the PIan tvt We can Do the Work We will give you Reasonable Prices ji We Make Type TalkiWe appreciate your business i 9Jy fe i1tr c- ii J 4i We Print- Anything sssssss ADVOCATE PUB CL luc MT STERLING KENTUCKY i I tt dr iIIJIC

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