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The Mt. Sterling advocate: January 25, 1911

The Mt. Sterling advocate: January 25, 1911 The Mt. Sterling advocate 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911012501_sn86069675 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: January 25, 1911 The Mt. Sterling advocate Harris and Mason Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. IfcSl MT. STERLING ADVOCATE. LARGEST VOLUME XX CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY NUMBER 29 MT. STERLING, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1911. Call issued. A call has been issued in AMUSEMENTS. CIRCUIT COURT Proceedings DIRECTORS Has Been in Session AndOfficcrs of The Montgomery County fair Elected. ?i 5y .. ' for the Past Ten Days-Ju- dge Young Presiding. Lloyd Willoughby, who shot and killed Willium York at this county, on election day in November, was tried Sat- urday in the Circuit Court and found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. He will be sentenced under the indeterminate law by Judge Young. George Goddard, who trained horses here last year for Thomas Fitzpatrick, was given a verdict of $500 damages against the Citizens Guarantee & Trust Company, of West Virginia, for assault and The company was on battery. the bond of former Policeman Howard Anderson, who had arrested Goddard and struck him. Goddard was tried and acquitted and then brought suit against Anderson's bond for damages and secured the above verdict. James Cartmell, convicted of stealing cattle, will be sentenced under the indeterminate law. Cartmell was charged with stealing cattle in Bath county and selling them in this county. JefFer-sonville, Date for Fair to Be Determined at Next Meeting. Meeting of the stockholders of the Montgomery County (Ky,) Fair Association, held in the county court room, Mt. Sterling, Ky., pursuant to call, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the year beginning with January 17, 1911. Ma-gowa- Meeting was duly called to order by President James It. duly made, seconded and unanimously adopted, Squire Turner was made chairman of the temporary organization and V. C. Hamilton secretary. (Vfter motion n. Motion then made, seconded and 1p The time of the court is now being occupied by the trial of Millard and Charlie Martin, cliarged with the killing of Hill Wil-loughb- y. ) The Grand Jury will convene again Thursday. Ruben Durham was convicted on the charge of housebreaking, and given an indotcrminatc sentence. Lydia Keflitt, charged with malicious cutting and wounding was found not guilty. Best line of evaporated fruits at unanimously adopted that thetemporary organization be made permanent. Meeting was then declared open for nominations for a Board of Directors, pursuant to call. Esq. C. G. Thompson nominated the following members for a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, viz: .James It. Magowan, D. N. Young, W. It. Thompson, J. C. Graves, It. D. Barnes, John D. Greenwade, J. II. Gillaspie. The loregoing nominations wer.e duly seconded, and there being no further nominations, they were declared closed, and the proposed Board was unanimously elected. There being no further business before the meeting it was then adjourned sine die. Attest: Squiuk Tukxkk, Chairman. W. C. Hamilton, Secretary. NEW ORb'JCEKS. Postpones Rrewitt Chairman Committee Meeting. Chairman Henry It. Prowitt, at the request of the postponed the committee meeting' of January 25, to February 4, and has sent to each member of the Democratic State Executive Committee the fellowing letter: "My Dear Sir: I am just in receipt of a communication from the appointed on the 22nd of December to arrange the details of the primary election to be held on May 27th, that they will not be able to make a full re port to this committee on the 25th inst. on account of the fact that all of the County Chairmen have not been able to ascertain from their respective committee's the amount they are able to raise for the purpose of carrying on the primary and requested that they be given further time to ascertain and report upon this feature. "For this reason the meeting tj bo held on January 25th, is now postponed and the committee will moot on February 4, at 1.80 o'clock p. m. at the room in the Louisville Hotel, Louisville, Ky", for the purpose of receiving the report from the and arranging further details of said primary. "With the earliest hope that they may be able to meet you at the time designated and carry into effect the expressed will of a ma jority of the committee, fairly and justly to all concerned, for the good of the party and State, I am, "Very Truly Yours, Henkv It. Pkewitt, Chairman. e, sub-committsub-committ- Noted Baptist Divine Dead. here and MiSS Rose Wilson and Mr. John McDonald United in Marriage. Vanarsdell's. Sells Nice Residence. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L Watson have sold there residence on Harrison avenue to Messrs. Dr. J. T. Itickctts and Nick Iladder., Jr. The price paid was $2,700, and possession will be given at once. The esidenco is a nice cottage, and I has a lot w Inch runs through from Harrison avenue to Queen street. !, Stoner Accepts Position. Robert Stoner, who recently moved here with his parents from New York, has accepted a position as salesman with Punch & Graves. Mr. Sooner is a popular young man, and an excellent salesman and A full line of all kinds of we predict that he will more than als at Vanarsdell's. "make good." Meeting of the Board of Directors of the .Montgomery County Fair Association, held on January 17, 1911. pursuant to call, for the purpose of organization and any other matter that might come before the Board, with directors present as follows: James It. Magowan, D. N. Young, J. H. Gillaspie, J. C. Graves, It. D. Barnes, John D. Greenwade, W. It. Thompson. .James It. Magowan was duly elected president for the year beginning with January 17, 1911: C G. Thompson, treasurer, and W. C. Hamilton, secretary. The Board then adjourned to a definite date, at which time they will determine the date for the next regular annual fair. cere- Last Wednesday night in the presence of a few relatives and friends, John McDonald and Miss Rose Wilson were united in mar riage by Rev. T. J. McCaffrey at This the Catholic parsonage. marriage is the culmination of a courtship that began several years ago. Mr. McDonald is a well- known young man being the broth er of James McDonald, Council man of the First Ward, and our pupular City tax Collector, B. J. McDonald, and has many friends. Miss Wilson has only been a resident of this city for a few years, but by her sweet disposition and ctiarnnng manner sue lias won a place in the heart., of many of our people. ine advocate joins their many friends in wishing them a long, happy and prosper ous married life. The best country lard on the market at Greenwade's. For Sale. t be taken advantage of when you are not alive to enter protest? Rev. Bailey Accepts Call. Hoffman doesn't suggest that you dwell seriously upon this subject because he Rev. B. B. Bailey, pastor of the wants to provoke ill feeling on your 'part policy you may' be carrying', Baptist church at Shelbyvillo has toward the or because he wishes to brand companies rival with his as dealiug dishonorably. accepted a call to the Baptist He simply wauts to show you Life Insur- church at Macon, Ga. He is well ance which is a "clean bill" from start to finish the best and most secure and most known here, where he has many desirable form to be had in the world! friends who wish hira success in Talk about having confidence. Possi- his new field. bly you don't know Hoffman at all. Then why should you have any more confiSmall Fire. dence in him than you have in anybody But you WILL, else? You shouldn't. after you go over the subject with him. About eight o'clock Tuesday Your sense and sagacity will create it. morning the fire department was Those are what you rely upon in everycalled to extinguish a small blaze thing you do in life. H. G. HOFFMAN, Barn Burned. Courteous treatment and prompt and groceries at delivery of meats About Qve o'clock Friday afterGreenwade's. noon (ire supposed to be accidental, totally destroyed the large tobacco barn of Claude Foley, near Stoops. The barn contained eleven acres of tobacco and many farming implements. Can you imagine anything that ought The loss is estimated at about to be more safe and secure than a policy of insurance on your life? Can you im- $3,000 with $2,100 insurance. Mr. agine any way in which your fellow man can be so cruel and merciless as in de- Foley has many friends who will ceiving you by concealed technicalities to regret to learn of his loss. Talk Eighteen. of land for sale as a whole or will divide as follows: 50 acres with house and other improvements, or 50 acres with only tenent house on same or 40 acres without any improvements. Has good orchard, never failing spring and good stock pond on same. Call and see me at Mt. Sterling, or on Dr. J. B. Spratt at Camargo. 29-4- t Walter H. Wright. 140 acres I have Notice. To who it may concern : The undersigned who is serving a sentence for house breaking will make application for a pardon to the Governor within the next sixty days. This will bo a notice to anyone that may have ohjection thereto. 29-Frank Sayman. 2t $2,250 Six-room Will Buy General Agt. Mt. Sterling, Kentucky cottage, well located and in nice neighborhood, close to s conin the residence of Dr. Bonner on business center. In street, and after a quick dition. Locust W. HOFFMAN WOOD, run soon had the fire under, "The Man Who Sells the Earth.'' first-clas- where Mr. Anderson has determined to locate. As soon as he has secured a house he will send for his family. Mr. Anderson was raised in Montgomery county and has many friends who will learn of his leaving with regret, 17. but will wish him prosperity in Following is another list who want to raise but failed to state his new home. how many acres: Purchase Building Lots. G. S. Conner, Mark Trimble, William F. and David Stewart, Marshall Johnson, J. M. Shields, J. W. Shields, W. E. Goodnight, of Jeffersonville, this county, have James Letcher, Claude Foley. R. purchased two building lots on S. Gillaspie, Ben Dragon, I&aac Spring street, in this city, from Money, I. B. Chondice, It. W. W. C. Hamilton and Chas. B. Greene, J. B. Ware. W. M. Lin- Iuerson, and will build two residences thereon in the spring and ton. will move their families to this We conduct the most sanitary city. The price was private. slaughter house in this section of Miss Stofer to Entertain. You want the best, the State. then see Greenwade. On Friday nighc Miss Mary Cobb Stofer will entertain with an Woman's Temperance Union elaborate reception at her home on Sycamore street in honor of her Elects Officers. visitors, Miss Jennie Darnell, of The Mt. Sterling Woman's Flemingsburg, Miss Katherinc Christian Temperance Union has Klein, of Lexington, and Miss elected the following officers for Margrret Trimble, of Columbus, the ensuing year: Mrs. B. F. Mo. Thomson, president; Mrs. Ed. T. Reis, vice president: Mrs. Bruce Air Float W. Trimble, treasurer; Mrs. C. is a pure Talcum Powder. The K. Oldham, corresponding secre Talc, mine is near Asheville, N. tary; Mrs. W. Hoffman Wood re- C. The perfumo the powder is of cording secretary. Of the forty a delicate violet. Call at The departments of the National Or? Fair Store and get a free sample. ganization the Local Organization has undertaken eleven, with the Sells Property. following Superintendents: EvanT. F. Rogers & Son sold for M. gelistic, Mrs. B. F. Horton; V. Bostain his property on Queen Christian Citizenship, Mrs. C. K. street to Mrs Nancy J. Thompson. Oldham; Social and The ladies of the Baptist church Mrs. B. F. Thomson; Medical Temperance, Mrs. John Freeland; wish to announce to the public Mrs. Ed. Reis; that they will have a bazar the Sabbath Observance, Mrs. Lizzio first week in December, 1911. Harper; Penal, Mrs. Thomas Clark For Louisville. Heinrich; Flower Mission, Mrs. Champ Clark is pleased with the Ellis Spratt; Mothers' Meetings, B. F. Perry; Press, Mrs. suggestion that the next DemoMrs. Hoffman Wood and Purity, Mrs. cratic national convention be held Robert Tipton. in Louisville. d, circulation among those who wish to raise tobacco this year. Signatures of those who wish to raise have been secured for nuitoa large acreage. The meeting has Heen called for next Saturday and the call is as follows: "We, the undersigned citizens and farmers of Montgomery County, believing that the meeting held in Mt. Sterling, January 14, 1911, of persons desiring to cut out the raising of a crop of Tobacco during the season of 1911, did not and does not represent the real wishes of a large majority of the t6bacco raisers of the county, now for the purpose of ascertaining just what the people want, we request that all tobacco raisers of Montgomery county, who desire to raise a crop this year, meet at the court house in Mt. Sterling, Ky., at 2 o'clock p. m. on Saturday January, 28, 1911, to determine what should be done that will redound to the best interests of all the people of this county."' Following is a complete list of those who have expressed a desire to raise and the number of acres: J. S. Bogie, Jr., IS; Chenault Woodford, 20; J. F. Cook, 20; Price Calk, 14; W. It. Tipton, 20; S. It. Adamson, 80; Marshall Myers, 10; Andy Wills, 8; .John Sto-fe80; A. S. Bridges, 9; Bridges Bros., 550; James McDonald, 5; W. F. Horton, 15; It. F. Moore, 20; W. II.Turley, 10; D. ,J. Piewitt. 12; Jacob Lansdale, 25; A. C. Bogie, 80; D. B. Skidmore. IS; Geo. N. Cox, 10; S. B. Duff, 15; R. C. Gatewood, 00; Arthur .Jacobs, 7; S. E. Anderson, 100; Sidney .Johnson, 80; C. C. McDonald, 30; M. A. Piewitt, 10; A. S. Hart, 85; A. W. Stofer, 80; J. S. Bogie, 75; J. It. Gatewood, 15; J. D. Greenwade, 40; Kirkpatrick & Clay, 250; E. It. Little, 40; Col. Gate-woo12; Bridgeforth Bros., 35; G. Johnson and Bennett, 20; J. J. II. Kemper, 14; M. B. French, 100; Joe Foley, 30; Gay Bros,, 20; W. II. Nickell, 10; Sam Turley, r, Beginning Monday, January 30, the management of the Tabb Opera House will adopt a new amusement policy Greater Pictures and Illustrated Songs, entire change of program every night. The performance will start promptly at 7:30 and run continuously until 10 p. m. By this arrangement anyone can go as late as 9 o'clock and see the entire show, and if you prefer you can come at 7:30 and stay until 10 for the one price 10c. This change will be made at a heavy expense on the management and we trust that the people of ML. Sterling will show their appreciation of this change by giving the management a full attendance each night. The best pictures obtainable will be secured, and you can rest assured that you will be highly entertained each night. Admission remains the same 10c. The Rev. William Heth Whit-sit- t, D. D., one of the most noted clergymen and scholars in the Southern Bantist Church, died at his home at Richmond, Va., last week in the seventieth year of his age. He leaves a widow, one son, W. It. Whitsett, of Baltimore, and one daughter, Mrs. Howard G. Whitehead, of Richmond, Va. Dr. Whitsett was a native of Tennessee and a Confederate cavalryman under Ge Forrest. After the war he filled many prominent pulpits and later became a professor in the Southern Theological Seminary at Louisville and then president of that in- "Sis Perkins,"' side-splittin- a refreshing comedy drama of Indiana rural g life, telling a tale of the Hoosier lass at home and in Chicago, at the Tabb Opetu House Only best meats Killed at VanSaturday, Feb. 4, for one night arsdell's. only at popular prices. stitution. In this position he wrote- a paper on baptism by immersion which gave rise to a controversy that resulted in D: Whitsett resigning the presidency of the seminary . He then became a professor in Richmond College, a Baptist institution, a position he held until last spring. Last spring Dr. Whitsett being feeble and advanced in years, re tired from the college. - Would you steal in order to make yourself atti active in the yes of your husband? This question is asked and answere:! in "The Thief," the sensational drama of human emotions produced at the Lyceum Theatre, inN"w York, and which conu-Opera House on tact to the T.ibb February 7. s Blue Grass Parm for Sale. The Amanda T. Howell blue, grass farm, four miles from Mt. Sterling, on the Howard's Mill pike, consisting of 192 acres. In a high state of cultivation, tobacco barn, brick house, good stock barn, plenty of tobacco ground plowed last land. All year sown in rye. All improvements in good reEverything the market affords pair, Dwelling house papered and at Greenwade's. painted last year. Apply to Leave for the West. TIPTON, A. L. or C. W. NESBITT, Miller Anderson and son, Fred, k..vc this week for Portland, Ore., Mt. Sterling, Ky. 13-acre 2S-3- t. Kentucky Blood Counts. Kentucky, as usual, is in the Champ Clark, the forefront. Speaker-to-be- , is a Kentuckian and so is Oscar Underwood, who will be the Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means in the new Congress. Both are giving fine evidence that they are worthy of the State of their birth, which will get prouder of them as their acts compel the nation to do them honor. Mrs. A. J. Gatewood and Daughter Inherit Money. In the will of the late R. T. Anderson, Sr., of Lexington, which was admitted to probate in the Fayette county court Wednesday, of last week, Mrs. A. J. Gatewood, of this city, was left $3,000, and her daughter, Miss Mildred Elizabeth Gatewood, was bequeathed $1,000. Nice Banana's, Oranges, grape- fruit and Malaga grapes at Vanr arsdell's. More Wedding Bells. Fleming Conner and Mrs. Lizzie Dennis were married at the residence of J. O. Hall on Mitchell Ave. last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Conner is a successful farmer of the Howard's Mill neighborhood. Mrs. Dennis lived near Peeled Oak, and is a prominent and attractive young; lady. Hot Atter Murderer. Red-Lette- r, Anti-Narcotic- s, W. Bolcom, millionaire lumber dealer of Seattle, Wash., declared he will use every penny of his fortune, if necessary, to bring about the conviction of the slayer of his son, Frank Bolcom. aged 19 years, who was shot down on the street at Fulton, Ky. W. Only home killed meats handled at Vanarsdell's. wYffi'r v.-i'fj- .' ...'ii.i.fi'mj ' !W'WqiWjgffl!JgaWIMTOBM 35T ,WK1l-"- f&rcamt i o & r I" t Lead promoters and tfao rail-rraare krzely respoovible for the fsilore of Keaiecfcr aad fetaiev Kielb of the Ohio rirer to For at geoeratwn tfce devefcw. westera bad aeate bare bee&' bj H toeey with tdiesaes to develop ti. B Wesfc od .Soetbwest. 7Ve pro-nK-rs B B nave beeo e&eeiireiy aid r fl nulrottd iir.r pas&2-cb th fl (tfvriue rw?i raUs. 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Doan's Kidney pan and we:ghed on:y B l.L'.k ms ase. jPilts permanently core all these a 105 pounds. N . .' I have B ' lT.is, pan weienim: less taea disorders. Here's proof of it in a Trii-.- t fl fsr.ty rKiiwls and auoipokted Mi. sterling woman's words: wouki rare ior.e fl a good c ,lzr, fl ,ftr th fashion of tba ordiaarr; Jirs- - J- - -- eton,.ricnmoL.a li;jwdl f the smo; smos-.- t fl and v,e.gh 125 lbs. :n U.r Ave., Ml. J?ter!in?. Ky.,says: I ,,. -- ,,, b' been of . - iiw " The new Art Catalogue showing j "t can give Doan's Kidney Pills my r,: .: sute Color Drawings of attractive Library f,f at the rate of Wj a xain- YVhighest endorsement. They have re g i to ee toat the t. . Interiors, announced in The Saturday T'.- cew tirearm called the .'-- . Evening Post of October 15, to be o'wt'-- o that :t r.ar. It--Ik uieauu i ... ,. u ?iwi X AUC, ' distributed by agents for ililrIVICl. . 3 V 3rfk that M-U- I believe tthat if ircucui wnot used the O'i Hon' I bad Tt hs t.tttr,t The Woman's Tonic . I would be in poor health 4 that tr ime u.f, .z.'.t trat Slcbc Avcru ickc Elastic Bookcases Hkler. toe Beware of sirorz, rox-lO-- s, ay are it op) today. My beck nearly drove me curried our rr..r.eral drus, tat & soldier lies o n the can be obtained only at our store, as it ached almost con- s.-- .k ' h'. t'ie pf'- -' work to bring !! syeeT. iif to yo-i- r bottor. of jrroa&rf. resting toe ?un on twoi frantic, as we are the exclusive agents in this sod always felt tired the like !ead motem aod the rilrw.. d city, for this and other .:oort. Cr.ce a row of men U i stantljout. IThe least thing and a bi n of water. worn wor e fa an addreaa at A!iap-- . N ('. furniture. of lines r.'Touht upon the tirein.? l;ne with Cardui is purely vege- Jatt. 10. Mra. W. D. Robert-- . rx ;ne new mn& they drop down, af-- i ried me and I also suffered from table and contains no ia eofiMetrd with the Carol.: a po:ynous minerals, or & th fth:on of the sharpshooter. nervoustt:jheadache.- Since usinjr Vt. TKiit .! Cliocbfiekl and Ohio railroa , dar.ta'ervjs drugs. Ixntu ,r" procuredj at V l, t work of a second to raise j 7 It is perfectly safe and a talk along this Hoc. Fa'.v t1-on the low supports. r.,f. I 111- lurrswna uro? - ctore, Ji . rarr.Iess, for use by c!d woman. i sA figure are given. kr.otir-- r w ro errthirtf is ir. ,TO "Ke a a' and young, and may be them whenever I have ; Hie following u but a .::,' ... -- WiIJ Breathitt taken, as a tonic, for j..ijaE 9 vj a interesting addrcv--: part of this last recurrence oi kidnev possir.'4", without any Try iL jnty News. !Jow let u aee some of v and tbey never fail to give mf-- ' ble harmful effect prompt relief. ihicge shown by the 1910 cr--- . Z? ' fcW Ml -- '.IH.faymi. y. Ka-- t For ale by all dealers. Pricf j We bare here in theae states j Foster-Milbor- n 50 cents. Co., w? of the Mississippi and Sooth of the Buffalc, New York, sole agents for and Potomac Kirers an ar-Ohio The Latest Creations in the United States. ol 411,725 saoare miles or 2&3.1j. '. ; titH'U- - to '.! a 'orufort-Hti'.- f Remember the name Doan's 090 acres of land, os which the ii'tj for ').'f).ir feople. I;', Dress Goods, Silks May 4. 1910. and tke no other. 23-- t population is 19,5M,940, an f say further that these farms tan total "I ! sick ( jr ro years with a be more ct.eaply nd worth utht erage of 172 acres for each in Linen Goods, than anyi chronic cold and bronchitis and a Our Sentiments Too, Compared with Ohio, more on the habitant. n I condition. consequent Silk Hose, Curtains which has only 5.4 acres for each farm in the West or CansrU. It received no benefit from doctors, The Cincinnatti Enquire says Drapery, Carpets terson, we wooid require an in-- 1 is, therefore very wide of the mark and had to give up work. V I NOL Judge A Hie Young' is beinj; urged was recommended and from the seccrease of 68,44 1.5400 in population, for the head of the Northern Pato announce as a candidate for and Rugs commenced to improve in make the density equal to that cific, Mr. Hill, to claim that this ond bottle I in weight Lieutenant Governor. Who is I gained and strength, of Ohio. Ivooking at the situation country is in danger of a breed my cold and bronchial trouble dis- urging him? We can scarcely Yob are Always Welcome at onr Store from another standpoint: if ocr! famine or any other kind, nnless it appeared, and I am at work again. conceive of a more brilliant selec--ion-. be a fam ice of properly-applie- d I want to recommend VINOL to present population were concen-- 1 With Judge Younr on the anyone who i in need of such a Crated in any part of our territory j energy and brains." ticket the democrats would need medicine." Th;m Hvsuss. as densely as that of Ohio, 147,' It is the combined action ot the no platform. They coold stand rx, lit square me.t n New Plumbing firm soi.ii') Vi',W K"a IP? on him. Cynthiana Democrat. curative elements of the cods' livers er miles would remain without a M. H. Jlainline having bought aided by the blood making and Attention, Ladies. strength creating properties of tonic tingle inhabitant. out W. .S. .Stria thers in the plumbiron contained in VINOL which Tou will understand (but the ing, tinning and gas fittings, etc., The Store With a Reputation Don't forget that we are still public which may see these figures the new firm name will be Hain-lin- e makes it to successful in curing selling that high grade initial stastubborn colds and bronchitis. will not) that the fact that there tionery at 50 cents per box VINOL is a constitutional remA LeveretL Tbey will be glad Is 17.2 acre for each person in! to make estimates on plumbing, edy for chronic coughs, colds, broa-chitAdvnMito Pub. Co., Inc. and pulmonary troubles, not these southern state does not; roofing and gas fittings, etc, Satmean each parcel of that size is isfaction guaranteed in every wv.y. a palliative like couh syrups. Nice Job. Try a bottle of VINOL. If you occupied. On the contrary T am 23-t- t. The President nominated Ed. don't think it helped you, we will well within the facts when I say return your money. Marrow, of Somerset, a nephew tss Great Range of Vlslen. that over 1.000,009 farms of 140! Sold by VV. S. Lloyd i& of Senator Bradley, to be United Peruvian Indians are credited i: Rcres can be obtained rijfht now j Tae baring the greatest range of States Attorney for the Eastern 7lth Lee's Birthday. la the states of Virginia. North vision of ail racni, cases baring been m District of Kentucky. Hid, S'juth Carolina, Georgia, recorded of their distinguishing huGar ffl Thursday was the anniversary r7iT Is the name of the latest man being IS miles away. A lazy liver liver leads to chronof the birth of one of urcatest and .Florida, Mississippi, ' Allwia. thing in the &A best soldiers that the Civil War ic dyspepsia and constipation v. weakens the whole system. Doan's developed, or ever lived, sis a mat-t;- r rl i. of fact. General Kobert E. Rcgulets (25 cents perjbox) correct H L&. Lee, the embodiment of patriot, the liver, tone the .stomach, cure m lin. warrior and christian gentleman, constipation. line. It is something different from anything Ei is admired everywhere his splen"Look here, old fellow, where you have seen, and it will pay you big to see it did combination of traits, of charyou borrowed from me is that $10 before you buy. We guarantee a hotter flame acter is rccogni.cd, while in the last month?" with this stove than --. s T v.'riles .Mrs. Ethel NerwIIn, A new cbc. the use of wbkh f . u.e United States array, it is saxi, may sean the ,revc4ntioaiz-- i , . ., . Wii Fittfs iBfiitiaa a4 FW (kr Eierfy MVIBIMVH Slifrai&a Aviav VI'Bf ll"HII I xil - W a r? trt nty L,wtei-secrelTaK2.faetaredjp- n:e-of W0 '; -- ir , fffiy- ' "-rj- rv uJ - :. -- iCABDUi . - U- jTlIina n f. - '' Get Your Copy Today w- W vi3 s'-t.o- -- ! Kf-- z -- - I ; I -- J u tte -. J-i- r- J- - 3 trade-marke- high-grad- A. Sutton Son i:j BWJVVVJSkJS-SSTB-JrvvKCI- How to Cure Chronic Colds and Bronchitis j'all dtvles $ a ; 'x at-r;- mn-do-- St ! , A. t ! c Son is mmmmm ! asssssSa?i53 The IrontGi Gas Heater iftfffti anything on the market. i 'Two bottles '" ; 'j&A I W jdtrZM MKmnw Oared Mv v Rheumatism" ftra I .South his memory is held in sacred &- - ssy. ' V rKiaffJ mir TM - : n "iv n IHSUm 11 sir-- v.. N iM I . j I ,i-v- Mr II WtM iha!l got two l,ottIi:s can have in the can get MRS. I Utke I t!i.y ciir;d . I it" Mi- ,. 1.. K. Wallacr, a!wr Morrisons, Va. have been a sufferer from rheumatism for about two years, and have used many liniments and patent medi-r''r- e . which gave me no l A Jady friend of n. mine told me she had wx a your Liniment and found relief at once. I 'lurk i' is '' ". test Liniment a person ') a v'i in my house as Jong as I reverence, and the dH.v of his birth J'WhatSlOT' J'Why,didn't you'eoiiu to me celebrated whorever the Dauandjl say youj mustJiave.LSlO? ghters of the Confederacy have a Didn't you say you were so worChapter. Every man who can apried you weren't yourself that .r I I rifT" i 1 x SalJBI : " St ,Nw Orleans, La., writes Jamks Mr Gkaw, of 1216 Mand'-vnlpleasure in wriiin to yo'i tin: I had a pam in my arm for five years, Another Letter. man ever had the hardihood to say aimht Many Kinds of Stamps. against him, and h e brougt himThere are at tbe present time over self into despicable prominence by 21,000 varieties of postage stamps In We refer to Senator the world. so doing. Haven, of Idaho, whose name seems to spell craven and pariah. Lexington-Heral- d. preciate true nobility of character night?" reverences the memory of the man "Oh! well, if I wasn't myself, who led the armies of the Lost why in the duce should I be ex Cause, and is glad to do him pected to nay it?" honor. Only one has Let us put one in your home with the understanding that we take 'it out and your money m ra back if not just as we represent it W' m m rn m ilf NEW MEAT STORE 1 J(g!SESK er rewitt & Howell 1 I and used Cut Prices. All 25 cent goods, whips, pads, brushes etc. 20 cents. Other goods at close. prices. Larue stock of sole leather just received. Repairing promptly done. 10H W Locust st. Keis' West End 2G-Harness Shop. 4t Jly r. wint meat and want FRESH p ace to get it is at a eat U2 first Class Meat Store conduct such a place. All of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED. We guarantee the choicest meats at all times. Prices reasonable. Not Cut Prices, but I The Famous IZ&yb Does Not Strain the Eyes Don't use a small, concentrated light over one shoulder. It puts an unequal strain on your eyes. Use a diffused, soft, mellow light that cannot flicker, that equalizes the work of the eyes, such as the Kayo Lamp gives, and avoid eye strain, The Rayo is designed to give the best light, and it does. It has a strong, durable shade-holdthat Is held firm and true. A new burner gives added strength. Made of solid brass and finished in nickel. Easy to keep polished. The Rayo is low priced, but no other lamp gives a better light at ' any price. Once a Rayo User, Always On, tHaltr Evtrywhtrt. tf net for 6ne week and was completely cured. highly." I recommend jour Liniment very Sloan's Liniment instantly relieves stiffness of the Jo!: 's, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Sprains, Neuralgia, Better Sciatica and Lumbago. and cheaper than porous plasters. At All DniKgiHtH. I'rh-- line., fJOc. anil $1.00 hlian' TroutlM) on tli lloinn nt I're. AililreN 1 EDSfc3tll Fourth Term. Henry Cabot Lodge was reelected to tlic United StatesSenate for a fourth term by the Legisla-laturej- 'o f Massachusetts. Two Democrats voted for Senator Lodge, and another Democrat who was present did not vote. awful cough take Blood ine Cough Checker. A 50 cent bottle will last longer than most any cough. Sold by W. S. IS OUu MOTTO. Give us a trial and be For that CLAY'S MEAT MARKET Phone DR. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS. 64 Lloyd. 2(5-3- m Next door to Post Office. Standard Oil. Company incofporatM) drnlar to thi mtntt agtxcy elht of yourt, writtfar diHrlfttvty ,. i- ym i.XJ?Uv .' kj& v. V ;i t .? rf'Je "!" IfckS , y "T CD y rf If ' wo S - J O I r- U .. ODl!i:OM cocicn i V y t-- "O : r.l " . 1 ,. S - - be : - J od 2 n II -- f3 H 1 oc S ft SI -- Si! Ed6 Si 3iii8i;ih ;::ii::t:i's:i: i ; : .:::::::: 'S ; : :::::: ! 5 ::::: i .. y y y y fis -- j ,a ...-- , C yy jy 1 T - Z C C J5 s S I -- , 5 7i : ; : : ; : ; 5 !!! 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I The Mt Sterling National Bank $53,500 Surplus x TH DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME. Harris ScEastin Col ricsrycia.ti. ft. HEDDEK. JR. SENFI- $50,000 Capital F,ITOJt;-2- . Entered is the SrBs-CRIPTIO- PU5ct at 11 L Sterling f ood-c- & afl tter Ci'k sstwt aceenpas? order. ONITDOLLAR PER YEAR No aonocacrsitut iiMztad MiH Jid for 1 IIIIIHiPB No aft- SgSk fe 5&..'ft nccecessiry ir rrk tox If yes feai aa account at this iai 70a cmH 32sp3r tsake oat checks f Trour cJsand biliscf vm- anw- a at tost Isisere. Thr cor.- wlaacs. Aa-- rT t n alh!y Wis isd then fiudisg josr ash ii" H - Winder War Heal AcScs oocstisf: oat the ash for roar 'SW n r; Vi v,l 1 receipts tnw. b ber abaci 3 yoa iroaitls'i. than ether. bc Baltimore News: In declaring in the beginning the purpose to reform the House in accordance with the sentiment of the country the Democracy is merely obeying a popular mandate. Baltimore Sun: If indications and caucus pledges mean anything the next Congress will be controlled by an unusual harmonious niiontv- - and a niaioriiv that exactly what is wanted and ki.UA- funeral 0recors and Smbalmers MT. STERLING, - KENTUCKY 's w Office 479 PHONES: Residence 295 and J46 !, wnut k can and will do. Columbia. S. C, State: Moie-eve- r, this newly formed Ways and Means Committee is going to take I the earliest opportunity of re- ! deeming the pledge of the party Denver by putting lumber and at I wood duly on the free list. GrasBr'fi 4 i. ' f. 4 j ! B. PATTERS ")X. Cashier T ' t. .! florists ndf .v U'nRK .jr.- ' Sten'rei's CUT FLOWERS and Frank fort Man In Trouble. WEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY Brooklyn Eagle: The new plan -Greenhouse Phone S3 Indiana,i has; hfn indicted for may not work out well. Champ . v.. -STOOPS Store Phone 547 JUDS0.V HARMON, Of OHIO, fOR PRESIDENT; would j swearing his tirst wife's good name Clark hs said nothing that : KENTUCKY u MT. STERLING, Thos. '. Coons is buikJinir a , away in order to divorce her for prevent him from favoring a tenant house on his farm. 1 another. He had recently niarri- - cnange. tie nas merely promised THE iXDETEK.MI.VATE SENTENCE LAW. I Dope Found. Mrs. Thomas Koberson has been ed the woman who helted him to be absolutely fair as Speaker, Wbn the prent Indeterminate Seatenoe Lw was passed by the ill, but is improving. jcure the divorce, but it looks like and no one doubts that he will Customs inspectors searching' under the mistaken ida of reform, we expressed doobt lesislfttur. the Asiatic liner Korea found Theuifees in thie cPfinn flrP ere is a prospect that their bon- - keep his word. ! ! eyraoon ivill some loose panels in the wall of an not be as happy as boot it being sound in sctunl practice sod the more we see of it, the getting in a serious condition. Xew York Tribune. It will h tinner becomes oar belief that it is bat a theory that cannot stand J H. Gillaspie will leave short- - thev KiiriMOseil it would.,,, As re- - take some time, of course, for the unoccupied stateroom. Removing t. nnp nf they came upon a ITiura ef lifiKtuiauiu tl. r a n the boards , tetw tett. a ly to spend several weeks in si PoiiArar.tutirar f cases of sjcorning testimony! liuu self-rul- e ., .. . We are not onrmodfal of the fact that many errors occurred Florida. after j rorty-tw- o custom itself to or live tael meas-o- f tins extant. 'having long set up one , . ,, urug whs its! under the (armor ,An of letting the jory fix the punishment, bat on Chris Cassity. of Lexington, is ure were inert:. iiie j.tgents as a political dictator. ready for smoking and would haw Trouble Expected. ike whole, no beuer idea can be sog-est- ed than to in re this rnrbt to here at the bedside of his little Throwing away the crutch and brought some $1, COO in the Chida jj'bier. the jurors, who see the witnesses, bear their testimony and are Commander Davis, of theAmer-- i walking erect may prove awkwaid nese underground market. The with the credibility of them. Mrs. E. L. Fasett was the ican cruiser Tacoma seized the at first. But the experiment is The present law is so manifestly unjust we hope and believe the guest oi relatives in Bourbon armed vessel, Hornet, General under way and cannot be inter- opium was seized and will be reb rupted. i Bonilla's chief asset, cast the next Legislature will promptly repeal it. To illustrate, suppose a county last week. el crew ashore, nianed her with Elizabeth, the little daughter of! ' The Danger lrwa tried for homicide hm, many points in his favor and while guilty New York World: The new American sailors, and ordered her , has been dangerous of nmnfthuighier, should be given the minimum sentence of two years, Ciiris The bill for the election of out or the harbor of Truxillo, system adopted by the Democrats ly ill with pneumonia. recent! of making committee assignments United States Senators by dhect and should be given the while another man lias an aggra rated case Honduras. The Hornet's Jese Cttssity has rented the , movement up and down the coast through the Committee on Ways ' vote is said to be in grave danger twenty-on- e years. Under the present law both maximum sentence of Young farm at Flat Creek, and were taken in the light of threat-wi- ll and Means acting as a Committee of defeat. The opposition is said. years. If the beare sent for the same term, from two to twentv-on- e 'ened hostilities against Honduras. on Committees is an interesting to have planned to tiRrk on a force move there March 1. havior of both is good they will be released on the same day. The Ciptain Davis acted I under experiment. The Speaker is re- - bill amendment in hope that, the .7. II. (4illnsiip cnld h.t w Prison Commissioners near none of the evidence, but are voided soleto Mississippi parties six head of orders from the Government to j lieved of one of his most difficult Democratic Senators will vote ly by the prisoner's record as proof. That both prisoners are entitled fine brood and dangerous duties, in the per- - against the measure when it comes protect American property. mares for $2,000. to a parole, after serving the minimum sentence, we quote from tie formance of which the power of up for passage. Squire John C. Trimble has administering rewards and punish- Support Nominee. case of Wilson Vs. Commonwealth, 141 Ivy. 341.. wherein the Court rented the Henry L. Jonas farm i Next Saturday Special Regu W. A Hupnuch, chairman of ments has frequently been abused. of Appeals says: and gets possession March 1st. the New York Democratic Stsitc! and t0 that extent the . change lar 00c Lantern at 33c each. Only Ai "When the act thus provides that no person shall be eligible to issued a statement should contribute to party har 75 at this price. Get in early. Doffsirotin BiiBtaff & Cock- - Committee, has parole except on certain conditions, it necessarily means that throe Spot Cash Grocery. fell's sheen one niL'ht last week ito the effect that it is the duty of mouy. who comply with the conditions shell be eligible to parole. The act, and Chicago killed a fine one. besides the Democratic members of the Inter Ocean: The Lpt us engrave those wedding therefore, defines who shall be paroled and does not commit to the wounding several head. Legislature to support the caucus Democratic members of the Sixty-seconinvitations or announcements. Commissioners arbitrary power, but imposes on them the duty to ues Sennomination for United House, with only eight Promptness our motto. ' Mrs. Pierce Goodpaster, of ator. Mr. Hunpur-. business absent out of 227, more than ten parole the prisoners whom the act declares eligible to parole arid this Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. Owingsville, has come to spend partner of Governor Dix. The months in advance of the time duty the board of Prison Commissioners may be required in a proper several weeks with Misses Edna Executive declined to make any when they are at all likely to be Illustrating Favorite Story. state f case to perform." and Emma D. Hamilton. Illustrating favorite stories may comment on the statement. called upon for any hgislative form a new recreation for children work, have agreed upon their and be a variation on pasting picThere is still a big demand for Genuine maple yrup and buck- leaders and upon lines of geneial tures at random in scrapbooks. Ltt Time!ha-vandfodder- The former se,!- wheat at Yanarsdell's. policy. Furthermore, these Demo- the children hunt for magazine picing at5fJ5 per ton, and the latter tures that will, in their opinion, illuscrats seem to be approaching their trate scenes or incidents In favorite at 30c and 40c per shock. To Be a Candidate. task not only harmoniously, but stories. These pictures may be pasted One set of "our boys'' are glad en- in proper order in a scrapbook. with with few signs of rattle-pat- e We are informed to a cf rtainty j that the "big meeting" at the that Judge W. L. Craig, will be a thusiasm, and even with a sober the name of the story written on the page. Courthouse is about over, and the candidate subject to the action of sense of patriotic responsibility. Attachment for Auto Llghtc. other set glad that the Supervi- the Democratic party, to succeed An attachment for acetylene autosors can do no more damage. himself, as representative in the mobile headlights has been Invented by which the gas may be lighted by Assembly, from the On Friday night about seven next General short circuiting the regular sparking system with a switch from the driver's o'clock Claude Foley's tobacco counties of Menefeeand Montgomteat barn caught fire, and together ery. Judge Craig was our last This is the time you do your sewing and A Few Choice with a large crop of tobacco, some Representative and did nis duty there is no reason why you shouldn't be well. So far, no other man seeks hay and farming implements, was WINCHESTER comfortable while you are doing it destroyed. Mr. Foley was pre- the nomination. paring to load the tobacco on SatCome and see our line of Sewing Rockers A freight Wreck. WINCHESTER,, KY. In Water Color urday, and it is thought that some in Keed, Oak, Mahogany or Birds Eye MaA freight wreck on the C & O BEST WOniC. LOWEST PRICES. of the hands were smoking and ple; Cane, Wood or Leather Seat. All at Let me know your wants and I will call on you and save you money. carelessly threw down a lighted at Pine .Grove Thursday morning The reasonable prices F. U. JACKSON. Prop. cigar, and it caught from that. threw six cars into the ditch and blocked the road until night. In Try one and see how comfortable they are The loss is about S3.000 with the meantime passenger trains ran mm r.: 'j jaircsEEsaiss:!SiEiEn;2'ii!!:,: MUuiii'i'wiiiiiiauaiiiSbmiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ii ra :ij!ilSMtt8 $2,100 insurance. Prices from T over the L & E road between WinOUR ENTIRE STOCK AT chester and Lexington. No one 13 . GRASSY LICK. was hurt but the financial loss was Win. Turley and family have considerable. all had the grip. -NOW is the time to buy 1912 Mrs. T. J. Carr bought a cow C. calendars. We have them all Ti. from Albert Orear for $50.00. . BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS FOR A WHILE . prices. Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. 43 South Maysville Street Ed. Taul has moved to his new FOR PRICES- - AND PARTICULARS SEE . . AT COST. S residence which has just been comStricken While Sewing. BILLS. BEGINNING SATURDAY, JANUARY. .HAND pleted. . 7. COME AND SEE Mrs. Lucy Morris Williams, W. E. Sledd and wife visited wife of Carr Williams died sudMrs. Clay Fogg at the Levee last denly at Bethel, Bath county. She m NM Thursday. KOy.i It II PHUWITT Irest(li-ri- t m was sewing at a machine when she' JN'O S ritAZnU, Cashier .tic II. THANK I'hlCKY Asst. cashlur S W. I' API'KKSO.V. Ind liookheettcr was stricken with hemorhage of Fred Rush ford has been sufferpis f,.e U7:il;m- ing the last few days with a boil tlio Krn'tn . $50,000 vK "Do Vhov ( Capl lal .ffiffiirai'iiiiccT.itiii'iiaiiiiiiaiHiiiiiiiiiE'liiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiii'iiB fifty years old. She is survived BlDB MMim "MJlBWii'i'li.Jli'i What 'IXl on his neck. ? X Surplus & Undivided Profits 23,000 by her husband and four children. I Simpson-villMrs. J, o j . . --- COKrttorOMDfcMUC.j a Frankfort pool room man, who drifted there from C.T.Tucker, : t J ...,:. ,, ! t- - I - I I CV-sity- , l-- J : j - d h ALL the News ALL the Comfortable A Sewing Rockers At Cost Landscapes Bryan Studio rionument Works $1.25 UP W. HARRISFurniture Cut Prices - i ,l - W. II. BERRY & CO. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT mw can m SrSP Stockholders Liability 9123tO00 h MwLVS, THE AMOUNT OF LOSS qffl if 50,000 P. Koss, of has been M.!,ig her parents, Albert Orerir 11M wife. e, Uw &xciango ffianc of Jfontucky, Would be required to sustain before you, as a depositor, could lose a dollar. Make your next deposit with us M MJ2 Mr. D. G. llowoll and wife PAID FOR leave today for Gainesville, Fla., to spend the winter with their son, Live Poultry, Eggs, Hides, furs, David Howell and wife. Use embossed highest Price G. D. Mt. Sterling Jill Uaught by the Collegiate Vtfost, Institute Methods Commercial branches Qp-to-date $K Feathers, Sheep Pelts and fad. 50 f3-iyr Wool 4 pilp Jrrw iyr Jno, S, razor. Cash tor monogram, stationeryit's the cents per box. Sullivan DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL & Co. ?? i J Jvocate Pub. Co., Inc. A'wsjKrr . w W. Locust Street Mt. Sterling, Ky. 'Phone 474 W. Jt. Jtaddock, lMr Principal I VWViYVVWVY 0 WMyWYW a.--. Complete Line OF Mrs! James Bigstaff and granddaughter, Miss Mary Kagan, weie in Cincinnati last week, the guests of the former's daughter, Mrs. Ilanly Ragan. --- " TM SIOK. 4 SCUGG Boos AND Mr. Talt C. Graves, one of tin1 best known and oldest citizens of this county is severely ill at his home on Iloltavenue. Mr. Grave, is nearly 79 years old, and has Immmi in failing health for several months. Mis. Eliza D. Marshall who has been sick for several days still in a dangerous condition. C.n nthia Thompson, bright little lunuhter of Dr. W. R. Thompson a slight attack of i ho has had t plioid fever is getting along nicere-iiini- iis ly. F. Red. D. D.. lienor nl Secretary of the Laymen's M sionary movement of the M. E. Church, South, will spend Sunday January 29, in Mt. Sterling, speaking in the Methodist Church , at 10.45, 2.30 and 7.0,0 , The afternoon service is to Be a great meeting 'for the Laymen, those from all the churches, are cordially invited to be present. Rev. ( -- American citizen and rejoices in the freedom and privileges. No admission will be charged. HAS HO SUBSTITUTE BIRTriS. Luther Ogg i.s the proud father of a big bouncing boy born last Mother and child both doing nicely. Mond-iy. wm IIP j Scanol Vi Duerson's Phone 129. Priest Kemper who has been with a surveying corps on tli" river south of Louisville for some time-i- s visiting relatives here. He AT will leave in a short time for DanDrug ville where he will join another surveying corps. No. 10 Court St. Sops Store. Named to Succeed Officer Who Was Slain. AA WAWAAA t MMMMWA J PERSONAL.! j Mrs. W. F. Horton is nt Mar- tinsville, Ind. Z. T. Young, of New York, was in the city last week. H. G. Enoch has gone to Florida 4ku lishin" for a few weeks. Sherman Lewis, o f Morgan county, has been appointed l)epui. United States Marshall for tins district to succeed Clint Allen who was shot and killed here a few weeks ago. He will begin work at once rnd will make hoadrruarii'i, in this city. Noted Author Shot. David Graham Phillips, the author, was shot while on his wa. from his home in New York to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hcinrich the Princeton Club by an unidentified man. have gone to Florida for n visit, ,.. i I A. Judge A. w. loung spent oun-v- f The best of everything in the .' with his family in Morehead. meat and grocery line can always be found at Green wade's. W. T. McEldowncy and wife of Winchester, left yesterday for . ,- -, Tom ("Doc") Elkin has been A very interesting address was sriously ill at his home on West delivered at the Christian Church Miiin street, suffering with painton Sunday evening by an Armeners colic. young man ian student who as We are pleased to learn that endeavored with a few companions Judge A. . Young's three childto escape from Turkish oppresThey were uriestod and ren v ho have been siek with scar- sions. last I nee weeks cast into a dungeon where after let fever for the He have been pronounced out of dan- 30 days two of them died. ger. with six others were released after 91 days imprisonment. He' came A to America in 1901 and is now I REL j 5! preparing himself for a medical 9 "rvrtTs-- i w.l"!',C8-0'0 missionary to return in two yeirs His name to his native land. The Y. W. A. of the Baptist Ameiicanized is M. K. Dyer. On Church held its fli t inmiaU.meet-- ' this Wednesday evening he will ingon Wednesday. .1 iii.mr.y 18, at deliver a free lecture at the Chris-tio- n the home ot Miss Minnie Moberly. Church. He will tell someAfter a very interesting pro-- g thing of the social, political and r m on the subject of Home Mis- religious conditions of the Turksions the following officers were ish Empire. He will have tnree Mt. Sterling ladies and three genelected for the ensuing year; Berry tlemen in original costumes reMrs. W. II. President Vice President Mrs. G. B. Senff hearse a marriage as in his native Secretary Miss Anise Hunt land. He will sing in three languCorr. Secty Miss Stella Robinson ages and tell of his personal exHe is now an Miss Minnie Moberly perience, etc. Treasurer 11 We expect you! crusades against the "white slave" trallie in Chicago and Cincinnati, was arrested on a warrant sworn out by James P. Whallen, who charges D iley with criminal libel. The charge is based on a statement accie.iited to Daley, and alleged to have leen made by him during the course of a lecture. ed J. Paul Daley, who has conduct- POWDER The only baking powdbr Absolutely Pure Weddings of Interest. matte from Royal Grapo Cream of Tartar kjjj -- - Florida. left for Florida Sunday morning for a live or six weeks trip. Beal I Iadden Mrs. Win. Scohpe and Mrs. Sue E. Ramsey werti in Lexington Coming- - One Nighters ik SIS PERKINS -- m wmmmmserTamnrnwrmn IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning Mcmlay, January adopt a new AMUSKMEnT at tbe 1 i 53 30, I will POLICY last Thursday. Mrs. Ida Hamilton Stoner, of this county, was the guest of Mrs. W. W. Massie, of Paris last week. B. and II. M. Kingo were the guests of relatives in Ilarrods-bur- g last week. M. li THE THIEF' A Frohman Attraction IN Tabb A Opera House Continuous Pcrfornnnce ol Harry Woodruff c Sreater Pictures AND Mrs. G. II. Strother and son, Paul, have gone to Florida for a few weeks visit. Miss Mattie Blount and Miss illustrated Oongs stint the show at M prompt .mil r m ontlnuoush until 10. m. II. thft.iir.intmt it jn umKee lit en jou can i'oiiiu aslati Will . THE GENIUS" Tin is a Singer Attraction 3 the liow NO ALUM.ND LIME PHOSPHATE The following prominent young people of the county, were united in marriage last week: Please Look at your Date. Mr. Richard Chandler and Miss Subscribers will confer a great Jennie May Donaldson. favor by promptly renewing withMr. Holly Trimble and Miss making it necessary for us to Clemmie White, and Mr. Floyd out send out statements, Postage is Maddox and Miss Eliza Sanders. quite an item of expense where a Best line of canned goods at number of subscribers are involved. Vanarsdell's There is not much margin of profit in publishing a country weekly Land Brings High Prices. paper at only 51.00 a year; in fact rdsail May lias purchased of most weekly papers are getting Jack Turner his farm of eighty SI. 50 to $2.00 per year. e. therefore, will highly apacres near Plum, this county, at $107.50 per acre, and .Mr. Turner preciate promptness in renewing farm of and remitting for past due subbought the ninety-acr- e The date following Koger Crouch, in the same scriptions. for $0,000. your name on the wrapper or on the margin of the first page of Don't forget the place to get your paper indicates the time to that swell monogram stationery is which your subscription has been at the paid. For instance: ".Jan II" means Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. that your subscription is paid to Senator. the first day of .January, 1911., Tennessee tlects you owe Luke Lea, publisher and Law- and "Jan 10" means that for the paper from the first day. of yer, of Nashville was elected to and so with any the United States Senate to succeed .January. 1010: may follow .lames 13. Fra.ier by a joint con- month or date that vention of the Tennessee Assembly. your name. votes, Prompt attention to this mattor He received sixty-eigbeing necessary to elect. will be highly appreciated. sixty-si- x Look at your date now: and if The most complete line of 1912 calendars ever in Mt. Sterling now behind, please remit amount due on display at the it Publishing Co.. Inc. Advocate Sale Quick. neigh-borhood, ht for Florence McNamara are visiting in Cincinnati. Heulen Kemper, of Bourbon, was the guest of relatives here the first of the week. "LOTTERY MAN" Shubert Attraction, and Many Other Shows Equally as Good - Program Changed Nightly - Kntlrt change of Greater Pifiu fst'ic . r kIr .(Keels 'JKOl'eet Admtalor ren.ainj,HS'.....t' Small Grocery Ten A money making proposition. gasoline For particulars apply at this otlice. Sl-t- For Sale. horse-powe- r engine l 10 - ciEnsrx'S Soincthlnu' doinjr -- 10 'lit sJ Mrs. Howard B. Turner and Irs. W. Reid McKee visited in Lexington last week. Wood, of Louisville, spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wood. - Watch for Dates - at the 1 UH hc N. A. WILKERSON, Manager Parker After Nat Goodwin's Money. Edna Goodrich, the actress, will Dr,' Edmond Wells and wife of seek to claim practically half of Irvine, are the guests of the forme- Nat Goodwin's estate, along with in this city. r's-mother a divorce. She alleges the comprenuptial trust Mrs. Bert Gwinn, of Hunting- edian signed a equally dividing the income ton, W. Va., is at the bedside of deed, between them. her mother, Mrs. Eliza D. Mar- from $1,700,000 shall. Special Sale, of Soap at The Fair. 3 cakes for 10c. Mrs. Warren Stoner, and son Robert, arrived last week from Record Broken. Norfolk. They will make Mt. Phillip O. Parmaleo broke the Sterling their future home. American record at San Francisco B. W. Trimble and wife leave by remaining in the air 3 hours, tomorrow for Owensboro, Ky 39 minutes and 49.15 seconds. The Kanwas 3 "Ir. Trimble is enrouto to weeks best previous record seconds hours made 11 minutes and 55 for three sas Wd Oklahoma by A. L. Welch. or longer. m There's sense in change when Ps Flour won't stand the test v m m Service Examination. The Civil Service Examiners will hold an examination at the Postollice in this city on February 11, for the position of mail clerk and carrier. There are no vacancies in the oflice, but the eligible list has expired and the examinations are held for the purpose of complying to the law and having men ready for the positions should Next Saturday Special Regu- a vacancy happen. The age limit lar 00c Lantern at 33c each. Only is from 18 to 45 years. 75 at this price. Get in early. New Spring Wall Paper now on Spot Cash Grocery. hand. 5c a bolt up. The Fair. A bill has been introduced in the Kansas Legislature to approWanted for U. S. Army. priate $1,000 for a bronze tablet Ablebodied unmarried men bein memory of the late United tween ages of 18 and 35; citizens States Senator, E. G. Hoss, whose of United States, of good character vote saved President Johnson from and temperate habits, who can impeachment. speak. readand write the English . language. For information apply $112.50 Per Acre at recruiting oflice Lexington, Will buy a nicely improved farm Somerset, London, Jackson and 26-of 100 acres, well located, 3j Mt. Sterling, Ky. miles from Mt. Sterling. The best country lard on the W. HOFFMAN WOOD, "The Man Who Sells the Earth." market at Green wade's. Civil 4t 100 Mexicans Killed. More than 100 soldiers were killed in a three days battle between the Mexican Fedeial troops and insurgents in the mountains between Ojinaga and Cuchillio Parrado. Two hundred soldiers under Col. Dorantes with two machine guns have gone totherescup, but these troops are also engaged. tf Advocate Office Chinese the Trouble. Suspecting the British Police of C0UNTV COURT DAYS. killing a coolie the Chinese began The British rioting at Hankow. Following is a list of days Counand general gunboats landed de ty Courts are held in counties near tachments and ten Chinese were Mt. Sterling. killed in the tight which followed. Bath, Owingsvillc, 2d Monday. Bourbon Paris 1st Monday. The most complete line of 1911 in Mt. Sterling now calendars ever Clark. Winchester. 4th Monday. on display at the Fayette, Lexi lgton, 2d Monday. Advocate Publishing Co., Inc. 4th Fleming, Flenungsburg wan7Id wanted ! if sold at once. yas or bargain Call at Monday. HENS YOUR SCRAP IRON. ROOSTERS, TURKEYS AND EGOS, HIDES, FURS, TALLOW, BEl'.SWAX, FEATHERS, AND WILL PAY THE GINSENG, FOR WHICH 1 LIVE GEESE, HIGHEST CASH PRICE. 17 to Apr 1 E- - T RE'S Harrison, Cynthiana 4th Monday. Madison, Richmond, 1st Mon day. Montgomery, Mt. Sterling, 3rd Mondav. Patronize Home Industry. Nicholas, Carlisle. 2nd Monday. Why order your 1912 calendars from an outsider when we have Our prices on engraved calling assortment ever cards are the lowest our styles the most elaborate seen in this city. the latest. Advocate Publishing Co., Inc. Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. .. Removal. A one dollar bill iecently subject Dr. W. T. Simrall has removed examination to a microscopical lj his office to the Fixer building government experts contained 92,000,-00- 0 on hroadwnv over Clay Miller's germs.. Residence to No. 29 Syca oflice. more street. for Sale Quick. mm Germs In a Dollar Bill. Attention, Ladies. Ten horse-pow- er g;as ot "To change is foolish ll'hensyon get tne BES'l .t t . - ,1 $ and that's Jferr's Perfection Ask Your Neighbor Graft. Frank L. Grant, former presiNorthern iSg dent of the indicted onBank of New the charge York, was SiiA of concealing a loan from the directors. More II. Clay McKee & Sons Don't forget that we are still gasoline engine. A bargain selling that high grade initial sta- if at once. Call at tionery at 50 cents per box. Advocate Office tf. Advocate Pnb. Co., Inc. -- or Mr. TABB 3S Buv, Sell and Rent Real Estate, l ou. Loan Money, to or Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you. put vou Next U best investments. Sell The Best Sells fine Horse. jg Autos The White Steamku. 44-tClarence White sold last Friday, Don't fail to see them. Jgg to Mississippi parties, a fine three For Sale. year old stallion by Rex 1027 for a Two story business house fancy price. Mr. White is getniH quite a reputation in the South Maysvillo Street. ting horse world for raising good ones. T20tf Mrs. Jennie E. Shrout l-- """ " aCoans ill Snsurance- - ffieal - state f. 'hi GREENE, STROSSMAN & HAZELR10G i ?mw ,t T'1 iririatfiflr """- Wyf&WP' '.TWHBj t fivr - t ri""-...,., ' T- - 1IW I. MM I ciety Plaiinttr."In an EnsterirKtfll'G'cky county TfffWORLDISiMADEOf a few days agwytHrth. of 19 01 Two friendly suits.l?tv against 20 years went o'iU'Yn the back the Kentucky Horse ShowTSociety, yard to split some kindling. --WWIe developed the information that the engaged in that peaceful and reas- societyisr preparing to dissolve in corporation onable and Mife occupation he lo.t favor- of another his life. A pistol dropped out ol which will be largely a reorganiza- LET US SELL YOU A P1E6E pf T his coat pocket and was discharged tidn-o- T the old society, ihe suits the bullet entering his heart. were'lilcd by Lawrence Jones for Pistol carrying is a risky busi- .5,00U and by M. L. Vkers for WK HAVE FOR SALE ness. If the carrier does not shoot $l,,iOQ for money advanced to the anyone else he is liable to shoot society times in the past. himself and in eitner event then; were not tiled to recover is an unnecessary vvatr of 101 tu it the amounts advanced all sizes anch prices, city lite. If no pistols vveie carried out to facilitate the reorgan of of the society for similar purresidences ancf vacant lots. in Kentucky there would be a rapid decline in the number ol poses. Both Air. Jones and Mr. Let Us s1qw you our list shootings, accidental and uothei-wisAkors will again take leading parts before you buy possible ju the new oiiranization. About the worst use that can be made of a .inan is Amu v i filed recently against to kill him and fewer .men wouh the society by Powhattan Wool-drig- e LIST YOUa'JVRM WITH US NOW be killed if the ever, ready pistol for$.")00 for money advanced. did not so continuously repose in The new corporation hope to Any biiMiies-- entrusted to us will re- ihe convenient pocket. Theie aiv make the horse shows more popuceive our immediate and prompt a'tention not many occasions "when killing lar, and if possible to make each i necessary, though norse show pay its own expenses. absolutely many supers escape punisnmeni, L,ast talis show came nearer n & Evans the plea of expenses than any for a gieat lmr OSct :S Court St. In the mountains as 'well as in m,inv seasons and only about SI ,0U0 Phone 546 Residence, ntuerp Ae. other parts of Kentucky there is a was lost. KY. MI STERLING. lirge element of our papulation In answer to the suits filed by necessary to"tote' Messr. Jones and Akers," 'Attor which believes it a weapon on all occasions. Whether ney Charles G. Middleton, for the Teacher Now, Earlie tell us they are going to a horse race or defendant, admits the clainT and when is the hatvet reason. a foot race: a wedding, or a wood consents to judgment. Earlie Fiom November to 'hopping: a dance or a funeral, after urinating, thick or sluggish .March. there "are hundreds of Kentuckians DANDRUff. AND ITCHING urine, scystitis inflammation ot Tunchei Why, Earlie, I 11111 who fi&I it incumbent to carry .SCALP MELD TO bladder, catarrh of bladder, or surprised that vou should name along a revolver. The young rTHIS TREATMENT. bowels, nnlliness under eyes, vo- Who mid iliountain'nmn has become so atsuch barre.) months. Why experiment trying to drive racious appetite, thirst, gallstones, you they were the harvest mouthy. tached to his trusty weapon, it apfroin under gravel, pain in urethra, swollen Earlie Pa, He"sa plumber. pears, chat he could not detach the dandruff "germ neath the skin with greasy lotions ankles, dimmed vision, specks betmnself fiom it, pending a little when Thos. fore the eyes, scanty urine, freor fancy :ccercise with an ax in the way of Kennedy's Drug Store will guar- quent calls, mouth dry, biliousFor tire- transforming big sticks into little antee ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP ness, bribbling, lumbago, weak- tnes. Surely he needed no pistol to entirely rid the scalp of the ness, loss of flesh, irregular heart JUICIEST STEAKS while engaged in the piosaic pergerm life that catises the trouble, action, ulceration of the bladder, formance of splitting kindling, but Choicest of all kinds of FRESH ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can skin pale, waxy and dry, bad order he had educated himself into the and CI RED "MEATS be optamed in any city or town in of prespiiation, dont delay, but bad habit of carryfng'fl l'gun" on STAPLE and' FANCY America and are recognized the send to your druggist and get a nil occasions and heTnid "the penGROCERIES, 'SOI THERN best and most economical Uen-- ' bottle of bloodine at once; if he alty. VEGETAftCES. see all affections ot the skin does not keen bloodine, you can Every man who makes a practice ment for scalp whether on infant1 or secure a six weeks' treatment, or of "toting" a pistol is courting S. .P, GRECNWADt person. One shampoo with bottles, for S'2.50, or single bottles The Man. who lwnd es onl the BEST trouble and taking chances. There ZEMO SOAP and application of ' 5Uc, trial bottle and booklet 10c, is not much excuse for the habit will stop itching and from The Bloodine Laboratories, ZEMO in its enlightened ae. If a prito Tjmc Speakers. Sand cleanse the scalp ' dandruff and Boston, Mass. vate citizen must needs arm himW. S. LLOYD, Special Agent. A new piece of apparatus has self why not carry abig stick? It scurf. you to try ZEMO We invite appeared on the desk of speaker would be a more trustworthy double-barrele- d and ZEMO SOAP and if not enGannon. It is a Mrs. Land's Will. agent of than a pistol s denned to help mem and it might be carried with infin- tirely satisfied we will refund your The will of Mrs. Allie E Land money. bers in obeying the most trying of itely less danger to the carrier. has been probated. Her sons, No. 3. all rules, of limiting debate to Courier Journal. Edward and B n Land, are named live minutes. as executors without bond. Mrs. What have you there? The glass is timed to run the . Patronize Home Industry.Land requests that the two sons A floral catalogue. sand through in live minutes. A How very interesting! All the be given the sum of $400 each in Why order your 1912 calendars d makes the sand white from an outsider when we have latest models in jonquils and tulips! cash, and then devises that the in the glass visible from a con farm in Bath county be sold and the most elaborate assortment ever siderable distance. the proceeds divided equally beDnder the live minutes rule of seen in this city. tween her two sons and daughter, Advocate Publishing Co., Inc. debate numbers often reach the Mrs. Ora Brunner, of this city; most important part of their argrandson, Henry Peters, of Bath guments when the chairman's The quickest and most effective county, and the children of her gravel mercilessly cuts them down. remedy for loosening thephlegm, deceased son, William Land. The The new aparatus is intended to relieving irritation and'euring any will also states that all the person give due warning in time to avoid cough or cold is Bloodine Cough ul property and household goods LAUNDRY FOR the five minute gun. Checker. Sold by Wtr.6. Lloyd. must be equally divided between CF ALL KIND the persons named and nothing Don't forget the place to get nd to the must be said. The estate is worth that swell monogram stationery is Twenty-fiv- e men and one "woat the . about $10,000. man, charged with plotting to' kill Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. the Crown Prince, of Japan, Real Estaie Real Estate The Pistol-Carryi- ng Habit. New Kentucky riorsc Show - So- Real Estate! - Farths s l'liv-Mii- ts 11 v.w-H- on e. Harden pa-ii- self-defens- j " j t V In front of The Boys of the Lone Star State & a Passenger Train Going at Had Better Watch 'em. fifty Miles an Hour. Maidens from New York to i I Portland, Ore., and from Chicago DR. C. W. COMPTON, Dentist AND IT WAS ALMOST MI to Kansas City and St. Louis, are Mt Sterling, Kentucky UACULOUS THAT EVERY- begging for Texas cowboys for (Succeswr lo Dr. Uroun.) ONE OF THE PASSENGERS husbands says a San Antonio dis- All Work Guaranteed and Prices Rlgh WERE NOT CRUSHED TO patch to the Philadelphia Enquirer. Ollicc III .Mill tin JIulMlriK. Phono (S DEATH. The mail of Gov. Campbell, of DR. S. F. HAMILTON Austin, and of Postmaster Stevens When you read such startling - Dentist headlines in the daily papers, did of San Antonio, is growing heavier Office: Odd Fellows Building you ever stop to think how inmiv drily with applications, many ac- MT. STEKLIS'G, KY. .ned by photographs from .ii Jives are being crusheu uui u..i. by stones in the bladder of hun- women of all ages, who want to Horn ll) in i illUt, ii. in. 5 ' Hof. ll&-to 4 p. in. and dreds of human beings, because no live on the plains a care-fre- e PAUL K. IVcKENNA, M. D. eined. was ever known to medi- healthy life, away from the conPhystci.us and Surgeon. cal science that would remove ventionalities and supcrfiicialities CfS.2- Vcinaisdsll s Co. v them until bloodme was discover- of the great cities." So great has Nuiii i .ii- - iiiiMveieil pi m ltl r by ringing .jftfei F ed; and since bloodme has been become this flood of requests thnt mm- - iiis, or comniK to ll.iiiniunt Hcite). several Texas cities have begun to found to be a specific for this ter H. R. PREWITT rible aiiliction, it has had the most sit up and take notice. The Baumont Chamber of ComATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . phenomenal sale throughout the East and West, of any remedy merce offers to furnish rice, free M t . Sterling, Kentucky. ever known. Thousands of bot- of charge, to shower Texas brides: Office : Court St., opposite Court tles having been sold in a single a Justice of the peace in Van House, Samuels Building, front room Zandt county offers to perform the day in many of the large cities. If you are sull'ering with stone marriage ceremony free of charge in the bladder, aching pains over to couples settling in that county. DR. D L PROCTOR The Texas Commercial Secretaries' hips, backache, sediment or DENTISTS in urine, ikkii'ation or Tin: Association has piepared data proMt. Sterling, Kentucky. viding conclusively that a married ni.Ai)i:i:, pain in uiunatino, rheuOffice over Lindey & Rodman, Coiir matism, uric acid in the blood, couple in Texas can live cheaper Street. sudden stoppage of the urine, than a single person, and somehighly colored or milky white one has jocularly said that now DR. STUBBLEFIELO Cupid should have smooth sailing urine, pass blood or mucus in The OSTEOPATH urine, letention of urine, straining in the Lone Star State if someone Office Mrs. Leo Games', 97 W. Main St. A Large Boulder Fell 1 IUS&- 1 I 111) - I ( 8 1 r i de-uos- it raiment. the San Antonio postmaster, or the Governor of the State, any bachelors in Texas can probably find their affinities easily. will furnish the wedding By correspondence with Monday, Wednesday, Friday Phone 457 26-jm DR. J. L. fflcCLUNG Ollice in Uynolric lllilg., Uotut Majsville Stu Ml'. STKIIMNU, KY Dentist hair-dressi- I -- ' ' self-defen- se Mour-irlus- - back-groun- LAUNDRy FIRST-CLASS . i Mrs.iNexdore When we build fpuplicly sentenced to death at our house. we are going to have Tokio. All work promptly delivered. We give sixteen closets in it. special attention to Mrs. Naybur It won't do any H0(i good. At the end of ten years Family Washing Are jour hogs your attic will be full of old trash We guarantee worth 5 cents per head? just the same. Chicago Tribune. 'Phone 15 Bourbon Hog Cholera Remedy Give Us a Trial Our prices on engraved calling to keep hogs healthy and free from dismrds are the lowest our styles ease for 5 cents per head per month. It MT. STERLING cures Cholera, Kills Worms, Stimulates the latest. the Appetite, Aids Digestion and causes Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. hogs to fatten very rapidly. This rem- "p- ' Mt. Sterling - Laundry Co. RAISERS Our 1912 calendar sa iples are in over 500 to select from. If you want to buy calendars we can please you our prices are the Sixth street Louisville, was selectWhy buy elsewhere lowest. ed for use as a temporary city The Sun is setting in the West; you can get at home, just as The hen is setting on her eggs; what hospital by the Hospital Commisgood and just as cheap or cheaper. sion, tt is estimated that $15,000 The printer, he is setting type; The Surgeon's setting broken Let us show you. will cover the cost of making neclegs Bath Co., World. essary changes in the structure, Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. Clergyman And how you like to be a minister you grow up? W. S.LLOYD, Druggist, Mt. SterlBoy No, thank you; I'm tired ing, Kentucky. of wearing things that button up the back. Woman's Home Companion. Miss Footlight (indignantly) Sir, what do you mean by saying Attention, Ladies. I should exercise my voice in a forget that we are still tar factory? I'm insulted. Don't Manager Don't be offended. selling that high grade initial staYou know how you said you had tionery at 50 cents per box. such a fine pitch in your voice. I Advocate Fnb. Co., Inc. thought a tar factory would be The university building in South just the place to render it. "" edy is used and endorsed by leading hog raisers throughout the country. Come in would and let us tell you about it. Sold by V. r3.tf. E. O. W. when S. Lloyd. Laundry Co. The plowman trudges:throijgh the mire; The skies are drab. You think he would prefer to'hTfe A taxicab. Attention Mercha ts! There are photographs by the hundieds, and both offices resemble matrimonial bureaus. In one day's mail there are letters from Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York. New Jersey, Massachusetts and Ohio. One young woman declares that "the men of Philadelphia are too fast and I want to marry a genuine man, one not vitiated by the life of this terrible city." Another wants a cowboy husband, and says she is a "natural blonde, with a lovirg disposition, i jolly girl of 27.'' Another de "a real Texas man, at least Mies ix feet tall, weighing 200 uounds, with regular featmes and smooth-shave- n face, who does not smoke or chew tobacco." One young woman from Boston writes in heavy cream-colore- d paper to the Governor, saying: "You may think this is an act of a foolish girl, but if you knew how few the chances are for a girl in New England to marry the man with whom her heart tells her she would be happy in other words, if you could realize the deplorable lack here of real manhood still singleyou would understand the reason. The man of my choice need not be too well educated, but he must be a man, ready to do and dare at all times, this daring to be based on good judgment. He must have lived always in the open, and be able to appreciate the passages I would read him from Robert A NOVEL INTRODUCTION. Louis Stevenson. He must be young, and a man who can laugh Dr. Howard Co. Make a Special on the blizzardy, gray and chilly Price. days when rounding up his cattle, as well as in the soft Southern The Dr. Howard Company have moonlight, when the Gulf breezes entered into an arrangement with make to nod the roses of romance." W. S. Lloyd's drug store, by Attention Merchants. which a special introductory offer Our 1912 calendar samples arc will be made of 25 cents on the 50 in over 500 to select from. If cent size of their celebrated specific for the cure of constipation you want to buy calendars we can please you our prices are the and dyspepsia. lowest. Why buy elsewhere what Headaches, coated tongue, diz- you can get at home just as good ziness, gas on the stomach, specks and just as cheap or cheaper. before the eyes, 'Constipation and Let us show you. Advocate Pub. Co., Inc., all forms of malaria and liver troubles arc soon cured by this "I call that rank ingratitude " scientific medicine. "How now?" W. S. Lloyd has been able to "After I teach that girl to skate secure only a limited supply, so she goes to another fellow for a every one who wishes to be cured course." of constipation or dyspepsia should For sore throat there is posicall upon him at once or send him 25 cents by mail and get 60 doses tively no remedy that will relieve of the best medicine ever made, on so quickly and cure permanently this special half price introductory the most aggravated case, as Rheumatic Liniment. offer, with his personal guarantee Bloodine 26-3to refund the money if the spe- Sold by W. S. Llovd, m cific does not cure. 27&29. Advance for Textile Workers. In the last 20 years or so the ar The place to get engraved call- erage earnings of workpeople engaged in the textile industries have tfpen by ing cards is the oyer 20 tier cent Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. six-grow-n DR. G. M. HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed & Morton's Livery Stable. Office Phone 49S Residence, 24. Calls answered Promptly. Jir DR. VY. B. HODINSON Veterinarian j& llu.iiiliii,iii'FMeiy Ollice at ih1lm-o- h 'Hulile Ollice Plume 133 Plione 551 C.illt niisueied in'ompth Knmiiiationp fioe nee Assistant State Veterinarian. ioftoo (S Eastern By TIME: "TABLE "Tcct-Sciasid. STATIONS Lv. Jackson " O Jc K Junction. N'o. Dail A. M. 1 ... No. 3 No Dall Sun. P. M. Only a an. 6:10 2:20 7:00 . " Campton Junction Clay City " L,. & E. Junction . " Winchester Ar. Lexington . . . . " Athol. 6:40 2:52 7:30 " Beattyville Junction, 7:07 3:20 7:54 " Torrent 7:30 31 8:15 6:15 2:25 7?05 " . . . 3:57 8:28 435 9:02 9:CO 5:07 9:34 9M2 5:20 946 v 9:55 6:05 10:35 7:43 8:25 East-Bou- n d. No-. s r STATIONS Lv. Lexington No 4 P.M. " Winchester " L. & K. Junction Clay City . . .. . . 2:2s ,:o A.M. 7: .f " Campton Junction " Torrent ; Beattyville Junction so y.- 4:-,- 3:20 8:26 0:8 g.6 io:4; 10:17 Ar. Jackson '4 A' M 1I:35 11:20 p. &K. Junction.. STATIONS Dumont Jackson A"10' 5:10 15:7 . 6:ig No- n:3 3 A. M. P. M. 2:20 11:40 COasntTIECTIOIfcTS. and L. &. E. JUNCTION Trains Nos. I 3 will make connection with C. & O. Ry for Mt. Sterling, Ky. CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry. to and from Camp- X ton, Ky. BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Train No. 2 will make connection with L & A Ry. for Beattyville, Ky. O. & K. JUNCTION Trains Nos. 3 and 4 will make connection with Ohio & Kentucky Ry. for Cannel City, Ky. and O. & K. stations. , CHAS. SCOTT Gen. Passenger Agent post-gradua- te "Why don't you take a course in domestic science, Bridget?" "And why should I? "Well, it won't hurt your cooking any, and you can demand five dollars more per month." Cures haby's croup. Willie's . daily cuts and bruises, mamma's'X?' sore throat, grandma's lameness Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil the great household remedy. m m f . Mt. Sterling COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Second Term Opens Monday, January 30th Course-lUlflUIIlrilil- i i Seven Departments Preparing" applicants for county '"certificates in COURSE schools, begins with opening of Second Term. public Teachers' Course and Commercial Business fOIIDF Comprisingreduced rates. Teacher --'may complete a Business trUllKoL"offered at education at same time they are continuing Te'achers' Course. Also regular Literary Course pffered in combination with Business Course. These are special' offers for time and money saver. Primary, Intermediate, Preparatory, Collegiate, Music, Teachers' Course, Commercial and Business. 1 SPECIAL TEACHERS' lli -- mjt?j WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND INFORMATION U A I 3R,OIBT . I. 4w:'jwm.,.".'i nr"w CORD, IPiresiciexit. as Mi itm. i IsLt. Notice. rttrnrmtrauaahifmrtfY! ' ii wi.WtlilllHilW III'IHWIWT" "T'rmiTTTWTTTYW,-'V'-,l- Sterling, RE MO VED KLy- ,S I I'yiYiaWW.'WgaWErEEgggSlinEii Truck Growing Syndicate. Youtscy Refused Pardon. Mrs. Cassldy's Will. Gov. Willson has formally decided that Henry Youtse.y killed Goebel. All the rest of the accused have been pardoned by him, owing to his formal decision tliat they had nothing to do with the killing of Goebel. And to think u truck growing enterprise. plan according to Hickman that Kentucky we:.t throuirh the The is to uiviue uie greater farce of trying to get at the facts tvyouner, the land into by law and evidence, courts and a house on juries! Louisvillo Times. tracts and to build every tract. It is contemplated to e have at least 100 of these family on every farms, with a farm. Vegetables and small fruits are to b e grown for shipment. IS ON- The location is a favorable one, as Hickman has good railroad facilities and is on the Mississippi River. The soil is well adopted to the culture of vegetables and fruits, and if an enterprise of any kind can succeed anywhere it should be able Whatever to do so at Hickman. may be the outcome, it is a "back to the soil" movement which should be encouraged. The division of large farms into small ones will' bring an increased population FOR RENT and a corresponding increase in the productiveness of the laud. The combination plan has been applied to about all the industries of the country and it will not be WE WILL MEET surprising to hear of the organitruck-raisin- g zation of many farming and syndicates in the future. ..The growing disposition of ON NOTICE iwrmers to pool the products of liye-ncie live-acr- U The will of Mrs. M. K. Cassidy All persons having claims against was probated in the County Court Frank C. Laughlin, deceased, are r- ., ncre. iirs. Uassidy names ner hereby notified and requested to M. T. MeEldowiJey, as present same to me, properly executor, and gives him the power proven, for payment. They may to sell and convey any property she be presented to me at the place of ha moved his store to the beautiful Reybusiness of the Laughlin Co., on may leave. nolds building, corner Court and Mrs. Cassidy bequeaths to the North Maysvillc street, Mt. Sterling, Ky., next door to Ilorton Christian Church of this city, of which she was a member, the sum Wade & Co's. livery stable. He invites all his friends to give him a Mns. Ivati: Laugiim.v, of $300 to be used toward paying call at his new place. The stock will be 2G--Executrix. the expenses of the church. She more complete than ever before then divides her property into four DATE ANI) EVERYTHING STYLE NEW UP TO Strangei Why is everyone I equal parts and leaves see around here bandaged up and to her daughter, Mrs. Nancy Mmr ,a" -jO'-li- ,k Jn25 rip,siftes, s- . 8fr'B9?fmf22S? -i7 jVc' (HJHUWXJW (L'jLnJff-ijJiUK.- t h to her limping as if he had Icon in a itJ 71 LflJSLrJl 4JJfL-- ' d0U?fAJ?N I daughter, Mrs. Mary Buckner, of tornado Villagci Oh, a local train was to Mrs. Owcnsboro; Cora Trimble, another daughter, wrecked here the other day, and THE MAN THAT WINS during life, then to revert to heirs, the claim agent is expected at t ny when apply ing for a position is the one that'" h is minute. and the remaining is ium'.U dressed and not the careless look-niMrs. left to her i.re The clothing may not make the A. W. Kirb.y has purchased the Mary Tibbs Clark, of Martinsville, in in, 1ut it i taken as an index to his clmr hid. This fourth is left in trust, transfer business of M. M. Philipps aitf nid manliness, and it will pay you to and the Trustee, M. T. McEldow-ne- and will meet all trains. If you look in it mil trim by letting us keep your is given the right to invest have any baggage you want detluthuig in goodcondition.for you at Moving and haulthe property and use it for the livered see him. j A maintenance and support of the ing of all kinds. Day phone '28'?. ' t said If she dies Night phone 200. without heirs it is then to revert to the other heirs. The estate is All . All kinds of engraving and "' worth probably $50,000. and promptly exskilfully raff Itch Itch Itch I S c r a t c h ecuted at the & Scratch Scratch The more you Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. Resolution scratch the worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment. It cures piles, Days Tliat arc Gone. eczema, any skin itching. All Alack and alas! How the mighty druggists sell it. lm. to buy your SIIOHS from tne in ign will There was a time in have fallen assure you of success. That's what you is a step in the directthe sweet remembered past when tueir farms The place to get engraved will get by trading with the man with a pass on the rail- mi ion of the farming syndicate. As cards is the road was considered a little better 1 the Hrst recorded movement of Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. Jfc. & runner, tho Shoo 9 an than his kind and looked up to in Kentucky and the the kind g with admiration. Those good old rii7c., s.N.-,rj- , project in Fulton .z.y,.-- - - 1 ..r.-- .r " r " yr " j T Yn i j ryjrt ssz&zsi3smz&3Bm"I Phone 2G8 Groccryman Injured. t days 'seem to have jione forever. county will be watched with in- rrtt. Storlinp- Kentucky While standing on a salt barrel Kailroads'are prohibited from givterest. in his store, corner of Locust and ing pass'clto interstate passenger. bi civery. It this proves a good paving Queen streets, placing some oys- Some men's Idea of bravery is doaiuMl is like pulling the teeth to business near Hickman, why ing something their wives have told tnrc in flio rnn nf .. t'nfi'iirniMitnp iv.. o ... w.v, ..! vi n v.ii1,iiiiuia extract one from a company to be ' m wouldn't it, in Montgomery, Co? them not to. Detroit Free Press. Joseph Botts, grocer, fell to. the used entirely within the state. Tho thought. It is worth a second floor. When he was examined by and the cruel corporaDr. Spratt it was discovered that tions are responsible for these his left leg was broken and badly conditions, which grow worse all twisted. The wound was dressed . the tune. and Mr. Botts moved to his home, mh,jBL A !New York railroad has added m and he is now resting well. Oo tho ZPcoplo of Wfontgomcrt County humiliation to cruelty by providit issues that on a and Oastorn Jfcniuccy To feel strong, have good ap- ing on the pass crowded train the holder can only petite and digestion, sleep sound.jt who are wanting Insurance, tryif he linds a vacant ing different agents and some ly and enjoy life, use Burdock have a seat" one, and heinust relinquish that of them being persuaded by Blood Bitters, the great system when a paid passenger can find no other agents to accept policies tonic and builder. lm. inother agencies because other Truly indeed have those other. when you get shoes agents argue that they will give disport themwho ver& wont to them polices just as good as "She's a mean cat." selves Sn passes fallen on evil days. with the name Seiz IIOI'FMAN "As to how?" Under the conditions provided by "Her children do better than the New York road, the on the sole. That's our reason for sell Sftut aro they as Sooci? mine at school and she.ypn't tell instead of being regarded as a ing them; we know that every pair me what brain food she buys. man of parts is really to be pitied; Do you know about any of these as well as you do HoffHo has no rights except those'that j man, the best known insurance agency today in Kenwe sell is giving our customer Bloodino Cough Checker will tucky? More than sixty years old, nnd doing more other passengers permit' him to puickly allay that hacking irrita- have. Sad, sad inddeel, is cruel business than any agents in Eastern Kentucky. WHY ? full value for the money; tion accompanying a severe cough Because they are the best known and represent the best " fate. Lexington HTTrald. companies in the world, some of them over 200 years old. or cold. The safest and surest The penalty of making a mistake may fall on you. Intne D1SSest value Pos Selz remedy for children. Keep a bot. ror :Sale7 sure with Hoffman and make no mistake take no tle constantly at hand. Sold by chances. See and sible. Look for this DurRoyal Double Standard Polled n W. S. Lloyd. ham Bulls (which aro hornless : mark. Blue Shoes Shropshire Bucks Shorthorns). Sour Apples Whiten the Teeth. $4 $5 prize winning sire. Those who make a practice of eat- by an imported Pojand China boars POU Pure bred ing hard, sour apples, chewing them dtt slowly, bit by bit, will have glistening and gilts. -white teeth. One apple a day Is Thomas J. Bigstaff, ' Qx:s23ZjiTa-- sctt. 13-t.ja mt. Mt. Sterling, Ky. Tennessee capitalists have taken option on more than 1,000 acres of land, near Hickman, Ky., at a pi ice ranging from $125 to $1,10 an acre. 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