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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, March 22, 1911.

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, March 22, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911032201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, March 22, 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. it Li i i 1 1 t 1iT STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY I VOLUME XX MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MARCH 22 1911 NUMBER 37 IIL4u JUDGE II C McKEF Surprises Iris Many friends by Getting Married to Miss Margaret Trimble jiij Last Friday morning the many V friends of Judge H Clay McKee were very much surprised when a telegram was received from Co jriJ lumbia Mo stating that he had been married to Miss Margaret Trimble on the evening before Mss Trimble was only recently 1 tho guest of Mr John Stofer of Citv tiiid iimuc iiiuny friends while I here She is an elegant lady Y charming in her manner bewitch er ing her ways and will make Judge JylcKee an estimable II fepartner- T s Judge McKee is one of our most prominent business men He is u lawyer by profession but is also an extensive real estate dealer and is one of our most progressive and enterprising citizens and it is with much pleasure that we join the 1 tc couples many friends with hearty IJ congratulations Y From the Columbia lo Daily Tribune we take the following Judge H Clay McKee a prom inent citizen of Mt Sterling Ky came quietly into Columbia on the Wabash from St Louis yesterday and left at 9 oclock in the evening taking with him us a bride one of Jt Columbias most charming young ladies Miss Margaret Trimble i The wedding was a surprise to Leery one not even the most inti c mate friends of the family having jZ any intimation that a marriage was contemplated The wedding i ceremony was performed by the Rev W Jasper Howell jvistor of to 1 the Baptist church who had been f i LOs invited to a surprise party by Cant S A Smoke Dr Howells sur prise came a few minutes after f when he was asked to perform the I i wedding ceremony This he did at the Trimble home on South 2 t Ninth street in the presence ofr r Judge Geo W Trimble father of t bride Mrs Samuel A Smoke her y sister Capt S A Smoke and Samuel1 A Smoke Jr1 Judge and Mrs McKee left at i once for an extended bridal tour They will return for u visit to their fgt t family in the early summer when i r they expect to take an extended cross country trip in their toufing 1- rI car andwill pass through Coluni II biu The many warts friends of the bride in Columbia where she was born and rearedextend con tgratulntions and wish Judgei and Mrs IcKee much happiness tJ e r Buys New Car t L Strother Fruzer the upto date automobile tigents of this icit have just gotten in one off the nicest twopassenger cars ever lt iN seen in this city It is the 1911 model1 Ford and certainly is a oi beauty These young men are enteroris iclng and progressive and always r lure the best If you want a good car at a modest price see Jt them O Ii Spelling Battle The ladies of the Presbyterian Clsurc1villgive an old fashioned spelling battle next Friday night I March 24th at 730 oclock at the CourtjHouse everybody is Cot diully invited to attend and take nont tin Z 1 Ur mission 10 cents A Mistake The report that the residence of Jno F Richardson of North Middletown had been destroyed by tire was a mistake as onlntenant house burned fFOR 4 SALE Two building lots Lon north side of Holt Avenue A p ply to Graser do Humphreys it F t RFV W J BOlilN Accepts Call to the South Baptist Church at KnoxvilleWill Leave May 1st At a meeting of the deacons of the Baptist church Sunday after noon Rev W J Bolin expressed his intention of tendering his resignation as pastor of the Baptist church of this city to take effect May 1st 1911 and has ac cepteda call to the South Baptist church at Knoxville TermIRev Bolin is one of the ablest best posted and most lovedof any ministerwho ever occupied a pulpit in Mt Sterling and it is with genuine regret we see him leave this city His sermons are always delivered in im inimitable manner and show careful and intelligent study Rev Bolin was not only very popular with his congregation but was equally popular with nilof our citizens who enjoyed his ac quaintances We sincerely trust that his work in his new field will be uloasant and successful andare sure it will be if his congregation will cooperate with him in his work Rev Hobbs Accepts Call to Shel byville lenn Rev J R Hobbs has been called to the pastorate of the Baptist church at Shelby ville Tenn and will move his familnud take charge of the church at an early date Rev Hobbs is an able learned andeloquent minister of the gospel and it is with regret that we see him and estimable fam ily leave out city but Hope for him abundant success in his new field Cox Enters Race for Governor LieutGov William IT Cox of Maysville has announced he is a candidate for Governor subject to the action of the Republican con vention He states that his duties while Lieu tGoemor have made him more familiar with the oflice than any other mull and that he feels the honor is due him Genuine lamb at Vanarsdclls Attention Ladies Wait for my opening Friday and Saturday March 24th told 25th before buying your spring hats I have the latest creations and the best selections to bo had in the city Will also carry a largo line of ladies shirt waists this season and it will pay you to see my line before making your purchases 302t Mrs IT C Grenwade JDistrIct Deputy Here Mt Sterling lodge No 723 B P 0 Elks was officially visited by Alfred Gowling of Newport Ky District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler at its last meeting From here Mr Gowling went to Middles boro to be present at the opening of the Elks new 4000000 home O Notice All persons having claims against the estate of Jas Whaloy deceased late of Sharpsburg Ivy are hereby notified to present same proven as required by law to my Attorney R G Kern of Mt sterling ivy 80at MHS KNfBVUALYYA I eo Commercial fertilizers Homestead Tobacco Grower High Grade Vegetable Grower High Grade Potash Phosphate Ten Per Cent Potash Manure Wolverine Pure Ground Bone Sulphate of Potash KANIT v 3OL vipbUesTuorapson Gro Co yS r o rll MT STERLING BOOMING Property Jligher than Ever Known beforeMany New Buildings to be Erected This Spring Contracts have already been let for the erectionof twenty new residences to be built at once and the Indications are that there will be more building going on this spring than was ever know here beforeBusiness is good rent is high and property is selling at the highest prices ever heated of in this section Mt Sterling truly an iideal city and capitalists seeking to make an investment could not do letter than come here We have electric lights gas water works u splendid sewer system an excellent telephone system fine prospects for brick streets at an early date and many other advantages too numerous to mention Our citizens are con genial thrifty and enterprising Our Business Mens Club is com posed of men with a keen ipsight into business affairs which works for the betterment of our city Among tho new homes to be built this spring are one each by R A Chiles Leslie McCormick Mrs Mary Schleuel John Thomas Matt Tyler E F Robertson 11 C Foley John G Winn Mrs Mary Moore George Anderson Chenault 0Rear Arther Bybce Leslie McCormick Jesse Morgan and Mrs JBarncs There is only one vacant residence in the city und there are several appli cants for it Capitalists who have ntolcyctuLcotuetoJL Stedi ng buy lots and build rentable cottiiges and double their money within a few years The opportunity is the best in the State Harry Waller Dies of Tuberculosis At 830 oclock Monday night the death angel1 again visited our city and took front our midst to its Maker the soul of HarryWiit ler Mr taller had been sick for many months ard while it has been known for some time that he could not possibly get well the end was hardly expected so soon I Realizing the end was not fur off several weeks ago he expressed his faith in his God and because a member of the Methodist Church Harry Waller was born and raised in this city Ho was a young mUll of pleasing address quick to make friends and generous to a fault Ho is survived by his father and mother Mr and Mrs W IT Waller of this city andone brother Frank Waller of Lexington We join the many friends in extending our sym pathy Resigns Position Jas C French has resigned his position with W S Lloyd and has been succeeded by Howard Brown Mr Brown has had several years experience in the drug business and is a competent anti worthy young man It is not known in what business Mr French will engage but it is hoped he will decide to remain in our city Death of Butler Hall Mr Butler Hall who has beenII in a sanatorium in Lexington for some time died last week and his remains were brought to this city for interment Mr Hall was CO years of age and is survived by several children A tip on the side RED CROSS low shoes have the style his well as comfort this seasonJ Brunner 3G3t The Shoe Man k- fw f l1rJ v S MARCH COURT About 3000 Cattle in the Mar ket Quality Fairly Good But Trade was Slow There were plenty buyers pres fentor brisk sales What was sold brought good prices The best steers soldat front oi to G cents Yearlings at sumo price Heifers at 4i to 5 cents cows at 4 to 4f cts Bulls at 4 to 42cts Oldcows and roughoxen at 2 to 3cts Big crowd at the pens buyers present 1rqfn all the surrounding counties A good mutiny cattle sold by the hendso it was difficult to catch many sales We give a few sales showing what the market was SALES Sam Weeler sold a 1000 lb bull to Cas Golf of Bourbon county at 43 centsMike Wilson sold 8 8001b steers to Prewitt Nranmeter of Clark Co at 580 John Baker sold 21 725th cows to E K Thomas of Bourbon Coat 4 cts II 11 Fleming of Fleming Co bought 84 about 875 lb heifers at 1700 per head Kelly Murphy sold 20 900 ib cows to Ib runt Long of Clark Co at 4 cts 11 B Admits solda bunch of 1000 ib cows to Cas Goff of Bourbon 1 Co at 475- iii Soul Keeton sold yoke of 2400 lb steers to Mr Wells at 0 cts i Mike Wilson sold a bunch of luOOlb steers to Geo Halsey at 5J cts Cas Goff bought 4 sets llSOjb oxen of Tim Wilson at 5 Win Whaloy of Paris bought 50 cows and heifers paying from 3i to 5 cts Al learns of Carlisle also bought a mixed bunch of steers and heifers 40 headat from 4i to 51 cts MULES Big lot of mules in town trade good at high prices Mr liatliif of Bath Co sold a pair of heavy mules at 550 16 hand mules at 225 to 250 according to flesh loi mules good weight at 175 to 5200 Small mules at 125 to 150 Good many sold Black bass white penrch fresh caught salmon atGreenwades Republican State Central Com mittee to Meet in Louisville April 1 Chairman Robert IT Winn of the Republican State Central Com mittee has calleda meeting of the committee in Louisville on Saturday Apiil 1st to decide when where and how nominations shall be made by the Republicans for their State ticket It is believed that the committee will calla convention to bo held in Louisville and a date will be fixed early in June Accepts Position Jt P Thomas has accepted a position with Punch Graves as salesman Mr Thomas is a popular young man with ninny friends and will no doubt make the firm a valuable man Spring Time Spring officially began yesterday The sun in its apparent journey northward crossed the equator Tuesday and the days andnights are everywhere eauah I positively thebest selec tion of RED CROSS low shoes over put out Low shoes 350 and 4 High shoes 4 to 5 v J H Brunner 363t The Shoe Man J l Kr I Death of James Gullfoile Sr Mr James Guilfoile Sr one of the oldest citizens of Montgomery county diedat 8 oclock last Thursday night of quick pneumonia after an illness lasting only a few rays Mr Guilfoile was taken sick and died at the home of his daughter Mrs Joe Drcnnan- Mr Guilfoile was born in Ireland but carne to this country when quite a young man Uncle Jimmy as he was called by his host of friends tens a kind hearted affectionate man timid his death will be the source of much sadness to his many friends Ho wits a man of strong convictions andwas a loyal partv worker in the ranks of Democracy The funeral services were held at St Patricks church at 2 oclock Saturday conducted by Rev Father T J McCaffrey Burial in Saint Thomas cemetery He is survived by nine children Mrs James Gallagher of Covington Mike and Dennis of Mason county Mrs Mike Peters of Richmond Mrs Joe Drcnnnn Mrs James Peters William James and Neal of this county and one unmarried daughter who is a Sister of Charity Sister Mary Asumpta who have the symathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement Oh You Newlyweds lIi1 11 Wood the Adams Express agent of thisI city rcceiy ed a package yesterday addressed as follows The Newlyweds 33 Bunk St I MtI Sterling Ivy Card From C T Evans ThtroHicc is in receipt of a card from Mr C T Evans who with his family have been in San An Ionia Texas for the winter in forming us that they have now changed their temporary residence to Corpus Christie Texas Mr Evans says the weather there iis line and that he and falllilnrc enjoying their tript very much All kinds of vegetables all the time at Greenwades Jas T Slirouts Residence Des troyed By fire The large frame dwelling house of James T Shrotit neat Bethol and all the outbuildings about it together with all the household furniture were destroyed by lire caused by a defective flue Friday morning The loss is about 4000 with 1200 insurance Timely assistance of neighbors saved from destruction by fire the I dwelling house of Jonas Reynolds three miles west of Owingsvillc This fire also started from a defec tive Hue Horse Talk There are forty horses at the Montgomery County hair grounds doing light training and indications are that when the season begins in earnest there will be many more Amonir the many goodones quartered there are J Malcom Forbes Sim Axworthy Mainleaf Lucile Brooks ester Ella Tre dell and Peter McCormick These horses have all shown good speed and great things are expected of I HichardIof Mr Littles and Charles Bean is conducting a public training stable besides working several horses of his own The track is in good condition anti with a little work can be tirade very fust- Anone having stock to train will wisely bring them to our city HOliSK GAUDS You will soon need Horse or Jack Cards Let us make them for you Our prices tire right the work the best A D VOCATE PUBLISHING Co Inc Bunk Street Mt Sterling Kentucky S Pure Single Coml RhoJe Islnd Red eggs for sale 75c per setting 15 Mrs W A Dnlliven 10f Phone 734 87it j The Tournament Great preparations are being made for the Blue Grass Tourna ment of Pupils of the High schools of Bath Fleming Montgomery and Nicholas counties at Owings vine May 27 28 and 29 Sax tons orchestra hits been enaaged for the three flays The local High School will be well represented and expects to carry oft n large numbeV of the honors for Rent Residences and stables Also warchousefa2t Trimble Spring lamb spring chickens veal spare ribs sliced country ham at Green wades To Build Bridge The I O O F Lodge has contracted to construct an iron bridge over SpencerI pike in order to con sect time old andneiv portions of i Machpelah cemetery There is snap style and wenr in the RED CROSS low shoes MJ1 I H Brunner 3G8t The Shoe Man Anyone having manure they want hauled let me know and I will be glad to haul it for the manure S 1P Troenwade 111 t c r f fI 1 i A r t IJ 1 OUR LEADERS I For This Week 50worthI Gold Filled 17 Jewel Gents C 11 g Watch worth 500 at P 1 1 II it vI IworthI f J W JONES 4 r y r1908 190Q Jb blankly for a moment then nodded And there are windows you know Mr Grimm went on then As I un derstand It Monsieur no one except you and the saw the ambassador after ten oclock In tho morning Out Mousier Ceat Monsieur Rlgolot began excitedly I beg par don 1 believe that Is correct You saw him about ten you say therefore no one except the stenog rapher saw him after ten oclock That Is also true as far as I know Any callers Letters Telegrams Telephone messages- I made Inquiries In that direction Monsieur was the reply I have the words of the servants at the door and of the stenographer that there were no callers and the statement of the stenographer that there were no telephone calls or telegrams There were only four letters for him per sonally He left them all on his deskhere they are Mr Grimm looked them over leisure ly They were enough containing nothing that might be con 1 strued Into a reason for the disap Monsieur Boissegur had dictated were laid on his desk by the stenographer Monsieur KIgolot rushed on volubly excitedly In the anxiety and uneasiness following the disappearance they were allowed to remain there overnight On Wednesday morning Monsieur and he hesitated Impressively those letters bore his signature In his own Grimm turned his listless eyes full upon Monsieur Rlgolots perturbed face for one scant instant No doubt of It being his signature he queried Non Monsieur non the secretary exclaimed emphatically Vous avez that Is I have known his signature for years There is no doubt The letters were not of a private nature If you would care to look at the copies of themHe offered the duplicates tentatively Mr Grimm read them over slowly the while Monsieur Rlgolot sat nerv ously staring at him They too veemed meaningless as bearing on the icatter in hand Finally Mr Grimm nodded and Monsieur Rlgolot re Wednesday night Monsieur iiiiother strange thing happened Monsler Boissegur smokes many ciga rettes of a kind made especially for him In France and shipped to him here He keeps them In a case on his dressing table On Thursday morning his valet reported to me that this case of cigarettes had disappeared Of course observed Mr Grimm Monsieur Ilolssegur baa a latchkey to the embassy Of course Anything unusual happen last r night that Is Thursday night Nothing Monsieurthat is noth ing we can find Mr Grimm sat silent for a time and fell to twisting the seal ring on his finger Mr Campbell turned around and moved a paper weight one Inch to the left where It belonged while Monsieur Rigolot disappointed at their amazing apathy squirmed uneasily In his chair It would appear then Mr Grimm remarked musingly that after his mysterious the ambassador has either twice returned to his house at night or else sent some one there first to bring the letters to him for signature and later to get his cigarettes Cwtahipmcnt Monsieur I mean that seems to he true lint where Is he Why should he not come back What dots It mean Madame Ilolsse gur Is frantic prostrated She wanted me to go to Ithe police but I did not think It wise that it should become public bo I came here Very well commented Mr Grimm Lot it rest as It Is Meanwhile you may reassure madame Point out to her that if Monsieur Bolssogur signed the letters Tuesday night he was at least alive and if he came or sent for the cigarettes Wednesday night he was still alive I shall call at the embassy this afternoon No It isnt advisable to go with you now Give 110 your latchkey please Vonstcur Hlgolot produced the key find passed It over without a word And one other thing Mr Grimm continued please collect all the re volvers that may be in the house and iike charge of them yourself If anyone by chance heard a burglar prowl ins around there tonight he might shoot and In that event either kill Monsieur Bolssrgur oror me When the secretary had gone Mr Campbell Idly drummed on his desk us he Htmiied the iace of his subor dinateSo much he commented finally Its Miss Thome again said the young man as if answering a question Perhaps these reports I have received today from the Latin capitals may aid you In dispelling that mys tery Campbell suggested and Mr Grimm turned them over eagerly Meanwhile our royal visitor Prince Benedetto dAbruzzl remains un known 1 The young mans teeth closed with LzblJfIJABEL COPYRIGHT COPYRIGHT IJABELa stenographer commonplace pearanceThe handwriting- Mr sumedAnd disappearance IanapIIts only a question of time Chief he said abruptly Il find himIll find him And he sat down to read the reports CHAPTER XIII A Conference In the Dark The white rays of the distant arc light filtered through the halfdrawn velvet hangings and laid a faintly Il lumined path across the ambassadors desk the heavy leather chairs were mere Impalpable splotches in the shadows the cutglass knobs of a mahogany cabinet caught the glint of light and rfftpltplI It dimly Outside was the vague Indefinable night drone of a city asleep unbroken by any sound that was distinguishable until finally there came the distant boom of a clock It struck twice Seated on a couch in one corner of the ambassadors office was Mr Grimm He was leaning against the high arm of leather with his feet oc tho seat thoughtfully nursing his knees If his attitude indicated anything except sheer comfort It was that he was listening He had been there for two hours wideawake and absolutely motionless Five ten fifteen minutes more passed and then Mr Grimm heard the grind and whir of an automobile a bjock or so away coming toward the embassy Now It was In front Honk Honononk It called plaintively Honononk Honk The signal At last The automo bile went rushing on full tilt while Mr Grimm removed his feet from the seat and dropped them noiselessly to the floor Thus with his hands on his knees and listening listening with every faculty strained he sat motion less peering toward the open door that led Into the hall The car was gone now the sound of It swallowed up In the distance still he sat there It was obviously some noise In the house for which he was waiting Minute after minute passed and still nothing There was not even the tier Hand Still Rested on the Switch whisper of a windstirred drapery He was about to rise when suddenly with no other noise than that of tin sharp click of tho switch the electric lights In the room bltlzed up lly The glare dazzled Mr Grimm wit Its blinding flood but he didnt move Then softly almost In a whisper Good evening Mr Grimm- It was a womans voice pleasant unsurprised perfectly modulated Mr Grimm certainly did not expect II now but he knew It Instantlythere was not another quite like It in the wide wide world and though he was still blinking a little he came to his feet courteously Good morning Mss Thome lit corrected gravely Now his vision was clearing and he saw her a gracefull figure silhouetted against the rich green of the wall draperies Her lips were curled the least bit ae if she might have been smiling and her wonderful eyes re fleeted a glint otofwas it amuse Brent Tho folds of her evening dress foil away from her and one bare white arm was extended as her hand still rested on the switch And you didnt hear me still In the half whlsper I didnt think you would Now Im going to put out the lights for an Instant while you pull the shades down and thenthen we must have aa conference The switch snapped The lights died as suddenly as they had been born and Mr Grimm moving noise lessly visited each of the four win dows In turn Then the lights blazed brilliantly again Just for a moment Miss Theme explained to him quietly and she handed him a sheet of paper I want you to read thisread It carefully then I shall turn out the lights again They are dangerous After that we may discuss the matter at our leis ureMr Grimm read the paper while Mss Thornes eyes questioned his Im passive face At length he looked up indolently listlessly and the twitch snapped She crossed the room and sat down Mr Grimm sat beside her i UUUM mm nunie BUEBCOIO tentatively that that accounts perfectly for Monsieur Bolssegurg disap pearanceIt one explanation at least Mr Grimm assented musingly Kid napped held prisoner fifty thousand dollars demanded for his safety and rpVase A pause And to whom may I ask was this demand ad oitFsod To Madame Boissegur replied Miss Thome 1 have the envelope In which It came It was mailed at the I general post office at haltpast one oclock this afternoon so the canceling stamp shows and the envelope was addressed nw the letter was writ ten on a tvnewrlter Ann flOW inquired Mr Urfmm fter a long pause how did It come Into your possession 1 He waited a little Why didnt Monsieur Rlgolot dart this development to me this afternoon when I was here Monsieur Rigolot did not Inform you of it because he did not know oft himself she replied answering the last question first It came Into my possession directly from the hands st Madame Boissegurshe gave It to me WhyMr was peering through the Inscrutable darkness straight Into her racea white daub In the gloom shapeless indistinct- I have known Madame Boissegur or half a dozen years Miss Thorne ontinued In exp Datlon We have itcn friends that long I met her In oklo later In Berlin and within a ow weeks here In Washington You ee 1 have traveled In the time I jave been an agent for my govern neat Well Madame Boissegur re eived this letter about half past four oclock this afternoon and about half past five she sent for me and placed t In my hands together with the singular details following upon the am bassadors disappearance So it would seem that you and I are allies for this once and the problem Is al really solved There merely remains the task of finding and releasing the ambassadorMr sat perfectly still And why he asked slowly are vou here now For the same reason that you are here she replied readily to see for myself If thethe person who twice came here at nightonce for the am bassadors letters and once for his cigaretteswould by any chance make another trip I knew you were courseYouI was here repeated Mr Grimm musingly And may 11 Just as you knew that I or some one at least had entered this house a few minutes ago she interrupted The automobile horn outside was a signal wasnt It Hastings was In the car Or was It Blair or Johnson Mr Grimm did not say Didnt you anticipate any person al danger when you entered he queried instead Werent you afraid I might shoot No There was a long silence Mr Grimm still sat with his elbows on his knees staring at the vague white spotch which was Miss Thornes face and bare neck One of her white arms hung at her side like a pallid serpent and her hand was at rest on the seat of the couch It seems Miss Thorne he said dt length casually that our paths of duty are Inextricably tangled Twice previously we have met under cir cumstances that were more than strange and nowthis I Whatever In justice 1 may have done you In the past by my suspicions has I hope been forgiven and In each Instance we were able to work side by side to ward a conclusion I am wondering now if this singular affair will take a similar course He paused Miss Thorne started to speak but he silenced her with a slight gesture of his hand It Is only fair to you to say that Servicehavehlearned many things about you resumed in the same casual tone We Have through our foreign agents raced you step by step from Rome to Washington We know that you are in a way a representative of a thattrou were on a secret mission to the Spanish court perhaps for this sover Mfin and remained In Madrid for a month we know thrft from there you went to Paris also on a secret mis sion perhaps the same and re named there for three weeks we know hat you met diplomatic agents of hose governments later In London We know all this we know the mantel of your coming to this country of your coming to Washington But we dont know why you are inure Again she started to speak and again he stopped her We dont know your name but that Is of rio consequence We do know that In Spain you were Senora Gas avant In Paris Mademoiselle dAubi non in London Miss Jane Kellogg ind here Miss Isabel Thorne We re alize that exigencies arise In your call lug and mine which make changes of name desirable necessary even and there Is no criticism of that Now as the representative of your govern ment rather a governmentyou have a right to be here although unaccred ited you have a right to remain here as long as your acts arc consistent with our laws you have a right to your secrets as long as they do not directly or Indirectly threaten the welfare of this country Now why are you here He received no answer he expected none After a moment he went on Admitting that you are a secret agent of Italy admitting everything that you claim to be you havent convinced me that you are not the person who came here for the letters and ofraroftw You have said nothing to n i f tJtr S prove to iiijr cvuMBLXiun uixl YUU lie not the individual I was waiting1 for to nightYou dont mean that you sus pect she began Ina tone of amaze mentJ dont mean that I suspect any thing he Interposed I mean merey that you havent convinced me heres nothing inconsistent in the fact that you are what you say you are and that In spite of that you came tonight for He was Interrupted by a laugh a throaty silvery note that he remem bered well His idle hands closed spasmodically only to be Instantly re laxed I Suppose Mr Grimm I sVoTM you that immediately after Madame Bolssegnr placed the matter In my hands this afternoon I went straight to your office to show this letter to you and ask for your assistance she Inquired Suppose that I left my card for you with a clerk there on be- Ing Informed that you were outre member I knew you were on the case from Madame Boissegur would that Indicate anything except that I want ed to put the matter squarely before you and work with you We will suppose that much Mr Grimm agreed That Is a statement of fact Miss Thorne added y card which you will find at your office will show that And when I left your office I went tr the hotel where you live with the sams purpose You were not there and 1 left a card for ypu And that Is a statement of fact It was not iilmcull owing to the extraordinary circumstances to imagine that you would be here tonightjust as you ureand I came here My purpose still was to Inform you of what I knew and work with you Does that convince you And how did you enter the em bassy Mr Grimm persisted Not with a latchkey as you did she replied Madame Boissegur at- m suggestion left the French window In the hall there unfastened and I camo In that waythe way I may add that Monsieur 1Ambassadeur went out when he disappeared Very well commented Mr Grimm and finally I think perhaps I owe you an apology Mss Thorneanother- one The circumstances now as they were at our previous meeting are so unusual thatIs it necessary to goon There was a certain growing deference In his tone I wonder If you account for Monsieur Bolssegurs disappearance as I do he Inquired- I dare say and Miss Thorne leaned toward him with sudden eager ness in her manner and voice Your theory is she questioned- If we believe the servants we know that Monsieur Boissegur did not go out either by the front door or the The Ambassador rear Mr Grimm explained That being true the French window by which you entered seems to have been the wayYes yes Miss Thorne Interpo lated And the circumstances at tending the disappearance How do you account for the fact that he went evidently of his own will Precisely as you must account for It if you have studied the situation here as I have responded Mr Grimm For instance sitting at his desk thereand he turned to indicate It he could readily see out the windows overlooking the street There Is only a narrow strip of lawn between the house and the sidewalk Now If some one on the sidewalk 0101- n a carriage promptly suggested Miss Thorne Or In a carriage Mr Grimm sup lemented had attracted his atten tion some one he knewit is not at all unlikely that he rose for no ap parent reason as he did do passed along the hall And through the French window across the lawn to the carriage and not a person in the house would have seen him go out Precisely I There seems no doubt that was the way she mused And ofcourse he must have entered the carriage of his own roe will In other words on some pretext or other he was lured in then made prisoner andI- He 1 paused suddenly and his hand met Miss Themes warningly The silence of the night was broken by the violent clatter of footsteps apparently approaching the embassy The noise was unmistakablesome one was run ning The window Miss Thorne whis peredShe rose quickly and started to cross the room to look out Mr Grimm sat motionless listening An instant later and there came a tremendous crash of glassthe French window In the hallway by the soundthen rapid footsteps still running along the hall Mr Grimm moved toward the door unruffled perfectly selfpossessed there was only a narrowing of his v St fro hnmtnau ard cttar of i To be continues 4 ra N e t- 1t r 1 4- dlllPs11 g1V f1ihldidllIIII1N lmffltni liiit litidldlilu1111poldfldlltlhdlddliiillli11dd7lUliIPII Ifi i1G0ldd dV Jd1ViIJId11911fC11 I Shoe Repairing IWorlNeatly Ii 12 and Skilfully I a hmIii 9 liD011 e by HandsI i H I Brings us your Old Shoes to be Repaired Irl jij cajailI liiI tdli Y q Jiiiltillili1 rnJliflHIIIIftIainmi lNjddihtdlididdllhhlflpliI IIiIi l uanJJtllIIn didplliiNmI rrIAJ1V1fi IIUUYJ OJ l o1 r r J F C = Jl1r5Sii r 1 = = PJJ II fj 0 i Robinson Iif The Jeweler rThe handsome store on the corner of Maysville and r Court streets is the place to get Yf j J Hioh Grade Cut Glass in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest mtIpatterns New laVallieres au excellent assortmentOG bj 7 Give us a call and see our extensive line WL 1 J 1f JrAVjjfr LL tcL JJ Our IB- IgReduction Sale n is now going on arid now is your time for bargains as this sale is onlyi for n limited time until Aprill l1st so come endHnd get the best choice Special prices this week in + Ladies Skirts Waists Suits and Coats We also have a large and complete stock of KCGS DRUGGETS LACE CURTAINS LTNEXS and a general line of LA DIES FUR NISHINGS Everything to be sold for less than cost 1 Li GOrdOc Ladies Outfitter26 W Main St Next door to Mt Sterling National Ba- nkOOs11N11friO I 1 fs 0 Uh O OOO F J am now really to fit you out with anything To tile rmprsIndI 01 you nay want hotly in high And medium priced HarnOrdCniClboth for men and children in fact there is youUIUUmy a BandagesCurryalso bear in mind that I carry second to none the best Buggies for sale that can be bought Ask your neighbor He will tell your that the W NT Brockway Buggy I IIrhei l iL RHDaIett THE HARNESS MAN S Maysville St Mtt Sterlingt l Ky oIt fQDf jti 4 lm 1 UV lDIqD1V ffiVIjj yD lW f The Garage IS ON Bank Street 41 Lf Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Strother c- Phone Pallet 268 Mt Sterlinn Kentucky Our prices on engravedcalling cards are the lowestour styles the latest Advocate Pub Co Inc A a f Real Estate Real Estate r TILL WORLD IS MADE Of Real Estate LET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IT f WE HAVE FOR SALE 1Ai Farmsof all sizes and prices cityJJ residences and vacant llots Let Us show you our list before you buy LIST YOUR fRM1 WITH US NOW Any business entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention iladdell A Evan Office aS Court St V 1Residence Antwerp Ave Plroue 546yMT STERLING KY ff l- jNY r r r i r 1 c IIy Engagement Announced f Mr and Mrs Leonard Hodges i Willis of Nicholasville announce raw the engagement of their daughter L rAdelia Honey wood to John Pillc ington Jr of Jacksonville flu K The wedding will take place at the country home of the bride in the r 1 early spring Miss Willis is an rj unusually attractive iJwellknbwn throughout the Bluegrass region She was one of the spon- sorsJi of Kentucky in the Confeder trate reunion at Mobile Ala Mr jlPilkington is a prominent young fioJbusiness man of Jacksonville u Lexington Heraldc f v Miss Willis is a sister of Dr W T Willis of this city and she is well remembered here as the charming guest of the Dr and Mrs Willis lust summer when 1she endeared herself to a wide cir 4 cle of friends Jt 2 Residence of John S Wyatt Dc t Strycd by fireOther fires r The handsome country residence 4 LMr John S Wyatt the wellknown F horseman on the Lulbegrudpike near this city was totally destroyed v by lire lust week together with most of the contents The loss Twill reach about 5000 with an insurance of S2SOO in the Hdf- ffinan Agency and with G Eo Coleman Fire also destroyed the frame residence belonging to Mr Ben Stafford near Camargo this county with all contents except an organ This loss will reach 2500 with an insurance of 5500 The Hoffman Agency also sus tamedit loss of 2200 in Bath county last week when the resi dente of Mrs L M1 Hamilton near Owingsville burned to the ground Defective flues are given as the cause of all fires 4 WINCHESTER rionument Works WINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will call on you and save you money IFH JACKSON Prop After a heavy meal take a couple of Doans Regulets and give your stomach liver and bowels the help they will need Regulets bring easy regular pus sages of the bowels 1m for Sale Privately A small ferm of about 70 acres one mile from city All good to bacco Lund Good tenant house Twenty acres sol never broken Terms easy Good tobacco barn if urice suits me Also 20 tons clover hay good 35tf WM G MARSHALL Building Without a Window 0 St Louis now has a concrete build ing fiftyseven feet high which hasnt a single window It Is Illuminated In the daytime by means of a skylight In the roof I Am Glad writes Mrs Ethel Newlin of Liberty Center Ind that 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 for me Before I began to take it I was very bad color suffered great pain and weighed only 105 pounds Now I have a good color do not suffer and weigh 125 lbs F SSTake keCARDUI The Womans Tonic Beware of strong minx ious mineral drugs that sink into your system like lead to the bottom of a basin of water Cardui is purely vege table and contains no poisonous minerals or dangerous drugs It is perfectly safe and harmless for use by old and young and may be taken as a tonic for withoutanfPossible M iwyY se M r 1 x i READ IT DUTIFUL ROOStER Recipient of Weedon Grossmlths Po etic Compllhieht Could Not Make Out His Fancy Writing t Wccdon Grossmith at a dinner in New York praised America And I like American art he said the art of your magazines and picturesItsidcrstopd Directness plainness is always best I now write a direct plain timid but I used to write a confused one all flourishes and curls and as l result I often got in trouble For example a friend ofmine sent me by way of Christmas card a photograph of his wife and five beautiful children I wrote to the rife in acknowledgment this harming picture I told her poet ically that she looked like a beauti ful rose treeshe being the tree you know and her children tire roses But my wretched confused hand spoiled everything and the next day my friend demanded indignantly over the telephone Grossmith what the deuce do van mean by writing to my wife and lllltlCll1Ie1 rooster MAKE THE SERMONS BETTER Dr Charles F Aked Points His Les son to Preachers With a Story About Gladstone The preacher who complains of ponr or inattentive congregations said Dr Charles F Aked in a rent address in New York would perhaps do bettor to devote to the improvement of his sermons the ime spent on these complaints This type of preacher generally longs to the Cannes class which MrsI Gladstone naively condemned Mrs Gladstone and her famous uisband went to Cannes one Janu iry and on Sunday morningof nurse they repaired to the English Imrch But when the sermon began Mr Gladstone frowned andsquirmed then whispered to Mrs Gladstone fret fully I cant hear him But Mrs Gladstone whose ears wore better said to her husband with a reassuring smile Never mind dear Go to sleep rIt will do you ever so muchmore rno17 77 UPTODATE ADVERTISING diaryfharbors story The Annals of Ann which proves the sharpness of youthful observation No matter how fine a doctor a ladys husband is be is never permitted to mention it to her friends for this is called un ethical But if shes expecting company of an afternoon she can happen to have a bottle with a queer thing inside on the mantelpiece andwhen the company ask what on earth the thing is she can say For goodness nice I My husband must have forgotten that Why thats Senator lliinuuks appendix PI WIVES OF SCIENTIFIC MEN Mine Curie who is probably the leader among women who have dis covered things became interested in chemistry through work with her husbandand with him trade the discovery of radium Lady Huggins wife of Sir William Huggins the noted astronomer is her husbands sole assistant in his observatory Mrs Walter Maunder is vicepresident of the British Astronomical observ atory and has written some books The wife of Professor Roberts has also helped him in his work- ARCHITECTURAL When Woodrow Wilson was ma king his campaign for the governor ship of New Jersey he was asked to speak at the dedication ofIl new building in Jersey City In the course of his remarks he had some aehtteetureThilie declared remind me in their architectural style ofn cross be tween the early Pullman and the late North German Lloyd periods Sunday Magazine FITTING TRAIT Young Billing Infatuation for puppyloveI suppow tlwjjints for his doglike devotloo SHwii of S vtL- i + t 1 p t Just What You Wantr And At aBly Bargain Too HIGH GRADE STATIONERYw kind that ring aHofJ own and the same price for inferior grade I 311 S TIE I Ineed Stationery kind Printing Engraving Embossing talk with I ALL OF OUR WORK OIARANLD fUr BrST- I IWe Make a Specialty of Special PricesH- orse I Calling Cards and Business Cards mjBiNfi Till MONTHI OF vi MARCH Catalogs on account of being over= Circulars stocked are going to Embossed Society Stationery offer a limited number of Wedding Invitations Etc full size Printing is Our Business r LE 1JER MEADS If you have anything in this line ruled or unruled for let us figure with you Our styles I175 are the very latest our workmen per one thousand printed are experts Your business will You will have to hurry if appreciated and will receive you take advantage v our prompt and careful attention this offer Advocate Publishingr Co+ Inc 11 Bank MT STERLING KY Phone n f j mwIr h j Death of L H Patterson Mr E II Patterson formerly of this city died at his home at Portersville California Sunday I March 12th 1911 of rheumatism and fever Mr Patterson was widely known in Kentucky sold for years was a dealer in moun tain timber lands which made him immensely rich but he made bad investments in a boom town find 1 lIst everything six yeas ago he went to California and went into the gold fields where he had been very successful re gaining considerable of his lost wealth but the climate didnot agree with him and he became ill hero Mr Patterson was engaged in the banking business and married Mrs Hoffman who survives him with one daughter Mrs Jeffries of Pikeville Bell county to which city the body was brought for burial Mr Patterson is also survived by a stepson Mr Roger Hoffman and a sisterinlaw Mrs Elizabeth Harper of this city Mr Patter son was about 56 yeas of age To the bereaved family the AD VOUATK joins their many friends in extending deepest sympathy I New Plumbing firm M R Hainline having bought out W S Smathers in the plumb ng tinning and gas fittings etc he new firm name will be Hain line Leverett They will be glad to make estimates on plumbing roofing and gas fittings etc Satisfaction guaranteed in every way 2311 7 + M 1r The has a its at you pay an If you or any of or us we be of No St 74 About While James r For that awful cough take Bloodine Cough Checker A 50 cent bottle will last Ilonger than most any cough Sold by W S I4loydc03ui A V Kirby has purchased the transfer business of M M Philipps and will meet all trains ir you have any baggage you want de livered see him Moving and haul ing of all kinds Day phone 286 Night phone 260 136m Stomach Troubles Cured by Vinol HERE IS PROOF U 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 trouble and indigestion- W E WATERHOUSE Portland Me Mr Thos G Wallace of Detroit Mich writes I suffered for years from a chronic stomach trouble VINOL entirely cured me after everything else had failed It is the curative medicinalele ments of the cods liver combined with 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 weak ened rundown system Try a bottle of VINOL with the understanding that your money will be returned if it does not help you W S LLOYD Druggist 1 Modern Genesis In the beginning God created I the Heaven and the Earth then he created the Editor and the lib proInouncedgood The next day he created the man who does not believe in advertising and does not take his home paper Then he rested from his work The third day the Devil took possession and created the man who takes his county paper for several years and fails to pay for it and on the next day out of the refuse lump of creation he createda thing called a man who pays his subscription by telling the postmaster to our k his paper refused for that he never subscribed for it although he had taken it out of the office and read it for ten yeas and the Devil was delightedwIth his wollEx change Miss Rose Goodman to Wed Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss lose Goodman of Lexington to Mr Samuel Martin Haley of Fayette county The wedding will take place in the spring The bride tobe is a cousin of Mrs B F Harriott of this city whom she has frequently visited She has a large circle of friends here who will be interested to learn of her approaching wedding Use embossed monogram so ciety stationeryits the fad 50 cents per box Advocate Pub Co Inc t Wedding of Miss Willie McCormick Ii iAt the residence of Mrs Eliza J II beth McCormick in this cityi at niulitI1Ircounty was married to Miss Willie McCormick the Rev HD eelcmonIimmediate families After the wedding the young couple couplE drove to the bridegrooms home where an elegant reception was tendered them by his father Mr Henry Gillaspie The bridegroom is a prosperous and successful young farmer and stock dealer and quite popular while his bride is a- very attractive young woman and a sister of County Judge G Allen McCormick I Wanted for U S Army Able bodied unmarried men be tween ages of 18 and 35 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak readand write the English 1 hingutue For information apply to Recruiting Olliccr Lexing ton Somerset London Jackson and Mt Sterling Ky 32tf Many ills come from impure blood Cant have pure blood with faulty digestion lazy liver and sluggish bowels Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens stomach liver and bowels and purifies tho blood 1m J r1 + Y Advocate Publishing Company INCORPORATED t J W l G EDITORSBS Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as second classmail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for JUDSON HARMON OF OHIO fOR PRESIDENT lBRICK STREETS As we go is press Tuesday evening we are reliably informed that the City Councjj at its meeting tonight will order brick streets eoW structed on Broidway and Court streets on Maysville street fromthe depot to High street and on Main street from the Methodist Church to the Christian Church In the center of Broadway and Court streets a grass plot of some fifteen feet in width has been suggested This will reduce the cost considerably these streets being very wide and at the same time add to their attractiveness While this is all that can conveniently be included in the first contract it is bjno I means all the work that will be done but is mereJa beginningII By about May 1st the necessary legal steps will be taken and act ual work commenced There is nothing Mt Sterling needs as badly as brick streets and to the present City Administration must be given I composingitI I of our citizens we thank them for the capable and faithful manner inII which they ward the peoples iulerealsIWe have read a great deal cry ing for it will keep their shirts on we have no doubt that the correct J thing will be done at the proper time We heard a stranger remark the other day that Kentucky hud certainly undergone a great change adding that even our W C T U Fountain had gone dry I The Republican State Committee has been called to meet Aprill 1st What an appropriate date SuttonEastin Co funeral Directors and embalmers Ambulance Service Corner 7ffain and tftanic Streets nay I PAono 48 llghlI Phonos 295 and 23 AMUSEMENTS It will be good news for the children to learn that their lillle stage friend Buster Brown is coming He is attended by his faithful1 canine companion Tige also Mary Jane anda big company and chorus The date will be announced shortly PATTI ROSA Patti Rosa daughter of the late famous little actress of that name is leading support with the L man I Twins Brothers in their new musi cal production Tile Prizo Winners When asked how long she had been on the road replied as I long as I can remember with the I exception of my years at school in the convent at Kankakee III You see I was a little girl she said when mamma toured through here in Bob Zipp I hA Girls Way Little Miss Dixie and her other successes I I I 1 her company at that time was Joe Cawthorn now one of our leiding comedians George Boni face Jr later famous in the Broadhurst farces When thett subject of her mothers collection of emblems whichwere noted all over the country at that time was brought up the younger Patti said Yes 1 have them till and am as proud of them as any king could be of his crown Tnbb Opera House April 11 Remember if you want anything to eat see Greenwade phone 100 I Shooting Affray at Stanton A sensational shooting occurred in the courtroom in the Powell county courthouse Monday just as Judge Benton was leaving the bench during a recess The Rev Nelson wnsIshot severely wounded by Berry Barnett Both men live at Clay City and an old grudge existed between them Rev Mr McIntosh having been indicted some months ago charged with having attempted to shoot Barnett The Rev Mr McIntosh had just appealed to the court to rive him an immediate trial upon the indict I ment pending and Judge Benton had announced that the case would be heard as soon as it could be reachedwhen Barnett drew his revolver The shot tired as Judge Benton was leaving the bench struck McIntosh just above the right ear The wound is not regarded as necessarily fatal Barnett was arrested ji Eggs for Saleij i I I have for sale Hose Comb H Island hen ergs 100 for hodeII cr nntr hundred C T PKOGS I 37to 43 Mt Sterling Ky You can get the most money for j your eggs at j THE VARIETY STORE The nicest and cheapest store in town 302t I I Old Manse Syrup pint can 20c at Vanarsdells x i r 4 i- a II The MtgSterling Natioritit jJanka Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 1llndivided Profits 0 Q0 1 I c B i Coraoiissioiiens S l CIRCUIT COURT JAMES G WALKER c Plaintiffs 9 r I st M WALKER S esr+ DefefidanIg it t t 1 l I r By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the January Term iQlii thereof in the above cause the undersigned will OR the j + 10th Day of April 1911 at i oclock p m or thereabout being the first ddyof the Montgomery Circuit Court proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 months at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit Two tracts of land situated on the waters of Little Slate Creek in Montgomery county Ky and which are particularly descried as follows First Tract Beginning at a point at the south side of a fourpronged locust tree standing at a gate figure J on the plot anda corner to the lands of S M Walker referred to in the deed frcm Fannie B Walker to S M Walker dated April 9tx 1903 thence N S7 s Eupoles to a stake figure 2 a corner to the 6666 acres referred to in this case as be inptbe tract now held by the heirs of R w Walker thence S 22 E 93 poles to a stake 31 in the line ot the Marshall lands and a corner to the 6666 acres tract above named thence with the line of the Marshall land S621 E 1I6 oles sap1ingsito the larsha1l1and thence 32 poles to a stake 5 in the bed of an old road corner to same thence N 39 W 139 poles to a stake 6 in the edge of an old field corner to the Willis Biuton land thence N 43 Ji E 32 poles to a stake 7 in Bruton line at the end of an old lane thence with Brutons line N J8f W 656 polo to a stake S at the road corner to Bruton thence with the road S 63tf W 123 poles to a stake in the road 9 52 links K 22 W from the middle ofa black jack oak tree corner to S M Walker thence leaving the road with his lines asfollows S 22 E poles to a stake 101i on the west si512eof an old road bed corner to said Walker thence S 54r E 95 poles to two peach trees growing from the same root tl comer to said Walker thence S gjz E SS poles to the place of beginning containing within the boundary one hundred and sixtythree and 95100 acres of lurid Second Tracts Beginning at a stake letter A on plot comer to S M Walker tract above referred to and a cor ner W the 6666 icre tract of the R W Walker heirs thence S sa34 E 143 poles to a stake t B j on the south side of the county road at the S W corner to the 6666 acre tract thence S 6S We 342 poles to a stake Cepf a bill thence SpW ifrgoles toastakeD in the road thence Nir sotf W 13 poles to a stke 1 E J corner t the S MWalker tract leavingt Ie roadwith the line of ithe S M Walker follows N 734 IH E 4i poles to n i tracttis one pole south Of the middle of the track of the railroad thence up the railroad along the south side N 60 W 34 poles to a stake G thence N 3 E 294 poles to a stake H thence N 2l W SILt poles to the place of beginning containing 24 f acres of land 1nruttilu Up Big Bills 1tis ail easy tuatte for a big bank like ours We have the resources ught1igoppitalfuian6k10r sblidity AntlAAilll15ihtr We handle the accountsof thhpst and shrewdest commercial men in the community and ejcW thjiri conti once completely We solicit new accounts from responsible concerns and individuateA PATTERSON Cashier S13t MONTGOMERY 3tcEortxECtrrsa fepIThe two tracts of land will be sold artehoIgiveTrondriltbe pyzhentofj the pnrchasc money to have the Tone and effectof a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms A iienA ill ltetktainell Qntheland old till Ml the purchase mdntj tsipaid Bond payable to 3l 1stC9riHSStobef r T t TiJOHt1 Aiuriy 371 aibtinrdftnnnteton aSMc CT I r Com niSsi rJs Sale V 1 t MONTGOMERY CIRCUITCOIJRT I 4 L1 t U ELIJAH cOONS Guardianc PlrTs vs LOU STOKELEY Defendant f f NoticK OH SAIK jf EQUITY IIvirtoe of a judgment and Order of Sale Montgomery Circuit Court rendered sttbe January Term igri thereof in the above cause the under signed will on Ihe 10th Day of April 1911 beingtheCourt proceed to offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 and 12 months at theCourt house door in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit A tract of land lying on the waters of Spencer Creek in Montgomery county Ky containing 2365 acres and is bounded thus Beginning at a stone at a gate corner to Duff and Perry formerly R Conner and Bunner thence along the polesAryithence N 4434 W 264 poles to a stone corner to same thence iJ 433 = W 412 poles to a stone corner to same and Mary Reasor thence N 2 E 146 poles to a post corner to same thence S 8ii E 84 8 poles to a stone corner to Green Reasor thence S 13 W 744 poles to the begin ning being a portion of the same land conveyed by J M Oliver to W T Stoke ley by deed dated January 3rd 1895 of record in deed book 53 page 386 of the Montgomery County Court Records The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be pre pared to comply with these terms A lien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 373 Master Commissioner M C C Automobile Party Harry LockridgeBufordBoone Richard French and JW Htdden Jr were the guests of Mr Hord Tipton Monday evening who took the crowd to Lexington to see- The Dollar Princess in his touring car Brains at Vanarsdells Willow Rockers If you want a chair that will be just the thing for Parlor Living Room Bed Room or Porch try one of our Willow Rockers youll find it will look well in any of these places For comfort and wearing qualities you can not equal these rockers at anything like the price We have them in the Reed Craft and the old but ever popularWillow style Price 1 I 250 to 800 I I CTTT A CDTSTGJmCZLm S Furniture and Undertaking LI I I r- k ct WM tfeMiss Mattte Nutfcie The wigof llib iJteiss1attl S J Donohue who died In Lexington last weekas been probated in the County Cwirtiing Judge McCor mick aopfinted W P Guthrie ad ministrat 4 4 Miss OMohue beqeathed to Miss Lucile M rthy a young girlw ha made her meVitTl tel 200 of ter requ g ti7atrall + dtibEs frd funeral e eoeeslid piiHt 1irii1zlc Halance oE the estate the Uistito divided Ipetween bei ijbrolhe Charles IJfenohue ands hereisteiv Mrs Na oie Stafford and her nieces Misses Mary Willie and Donohue Ileft residencandvacant a lot on Elm street in this city and severalI vacant Ioteilear Eort WorthTexns The admin straior was authorized to sell all the property and con vert into crib AWltltiei Ladies Watt fir my opening Friday and Saturday March 2ith and girth befie buying your spring hats I hate the Jatest creations and the best selection to be had in the city Will also carry a large line of ladies shirtwaistsi this sea son and it will pay line before making vourpurchases- 362t Mrs HC Greenwade 5 Wanted If you have spring chickens to sellsee nie Si P Greenwade f r r i Pure country sausage finest made at Vnnarsdells rt M tWoe OhcuJliS Io 9- Funeral e ii t f lf Director and Embaliner 4y1 It Sterling Ky iI t iJm HO ESJ t 1- btWti3i1 j Ho fdonce14J of q JS I1 fir ier inPrtfys OJJS S r 7 DKPKfX VORk V fLOWERS and J j I IClr T II DECORATIONSIj OUR SPECIALTYo Greenhouse Piione SS c k l Store Phone j47 MT STERLING KENTUCKY rllwIlninyfrJVWIlile11 i T iJohn Hancock Summer Coon was tried bjf a jury in the county rCourt Thursday and adjudgedrof unsound mind and ordered sent to E K Asylum at Lexington oJt 11 ier Sale Walnut bdrooui suite Iron bedsprings and mattress and ru childs folding bed Apply at 234 W Main Street The best the market affords in the meat and grocery line can Always l j I i he found at Ia3reenwades The bother Who attempts to make boys washable suits hopes to give them some of the style shown in Walsh Bros c r READY TO WEAR SUITS now on display Last season we were a littleoJ llate in getting our wash suits for boys and children Some folks ha gone to the trouble to make them But in every instance where our suits were shown We Sold hpcYou cant resist them Such styles such beautiful combinations trimmings cloths 5 and ideas The prices are as low as you would have them Suits from LSO to 400ages from two to nine years Hats and caps in many instances to match suits If you love your boy bring him to us Just see what is to be seen in wash su- itsWalsh Bros I Mt Sterling Kentucky I j Loans- ii 45nsurance e1 GstciteS so csGREENE STROSSMAN IIAZELRIflG A f t 1 s1 i r My 1WY I QURrtfS i GARPNJH L AT isaros J iieftons Drug Store Phone 129 No 10 Court St r 4I bA MS MMINM S PERSONAL tf 0 1 Mrs Alice TurBer lleft yesterday for Seattle Wash I J Herbert Bolin of Cincinnati is with his fathers family for the week SSCassity of Morehead vis it dthe family of Mr George Smith on Saturday Miss Anise Hunt is visiting lls- TH Wilkerson near Louisville t Mr and Mrs Robert Howell f uiVoved beck to their farm F Miss Nancy Berkley is at home for a brief visit to her parents Mr and Mrs George Berkley Hulan Kemper of Bourbon aunty was the guest of relatives the first of the week I Mrs Leo Games spent a few days in Sharpsburg last week Allie Kears of Carlisle was a visitor to this city Monday Wm Whaley of Paris was in the city Monday dlughlerjIfssi 10I11a two months trip to Flor IdaMr f R H White has returned from Florida where he spent the Iwinter t I Mrs Mason Hurt of Louisville was the guest of her mother IrsI I Mary A McClure the first of theI week i Mrs Jas T Williams of Springi Station visited her laug- hrLCs I J ttcl G B Senff tiie first of k Punch our popular cloth merchanti left Tuesday for a l n J days stay at French Lick r HersII I I Gelvin and Miss ffJohn of Moorefield vis here Monday and Vf 1 I1Mrs Hate Hunt and Mr James Hunt of Clark county are visit ing Mr Sim Hunt on Winn street Senator and Mrs Thomas i Combs of Lexington were distinguished visitors to our city Sun dayHon Solomon VanMeter and MrjMJoe H Downing of Fayette Olin v were in the city Monday lot h SSyjiliasMarkshouseundMrsstreet tit + Mr Frank Waller ofLoxing on attended the funeral of his brother Harry Waller in this city yesterday afternoon N Pan hTE1tsGay y rr yJtii VanMeter Df 3 HauiptonjEili Dooley wore yisitprs from hark county here Monday Mr shY Mrs CS Fowler of CoVjngton are visiting Mr Few lers daughter Mrs W Henson in this city Mr Fowler isaformer resident of this city but has been located at Covington for several years where he has a lucra tive position nth the Haehnle Provision Co The Proposal by T H Stnggs of Kentucky was given JD a very pleasing manner It was remarkable in the way hexgaifiecl his audience from the very begin ning This was Mr Slangs first attempt irithb oratory department program and we hope to hear from him again soonThe High- Lander Des Moines Iowa i 1b THE SIOK r Mrs J Q Stephens has been quite sick for ten days I Caldwell Clay who has been sick for several days past is im provedMrs W B Green has been ill for the past week Mrs J M Bigstaff has been ill for the past week Mrs Cynthia Reed is somewhat improved after a weeks sickness I Mrs Maranda Mackey is in a serious condition in a Lexington hospital Mr Chas James who was re cently operated on for appendi citis in Lexington has returned home mucn improved Albert Hoffman and wife re turned from Martinsville Ind yesterday Mr Hoffmans many friends will be glad to learn that he was much benefited by the trip U I- P BIRTHS s II 1 Oii March 17th to the wife of Walter Mackey nee Ruby Clarke a daughter weight 10 pounds Vestel Clarke Mackie Spelling Battle Be sure and attend the Spelling Battle at the Court House Friday eight at 730 oclock Come and ake part Admission only lOcts You can get the most money for your eggs at THE VARIETY STORE The nicest and cheapest store iin town 362t p w Unlike some people wecourt investigation J H Brunner I 363t The Shoe Man Surrey forSale In excellent condition Price HO 364 L T Chiles New vegetables at Vanarsdells n 1h 1 Josldos H I P fl 7crr s Ierfection Your t- 11e are oieririg lllolher aa- h J Jerz 800d tine Y r 11rpirl1C i1lfVALllisptit The Dcncc in PRICE is GRE97 r- Qrie Ef1 Nuiicirte 4 c Ask lieu Neigllbo1 or r11R TABB i 4 C s J i 1JJ t Z r 4- you r f I jI 1 1 t i fJq tRtWl1g SUjbE 1 I IiriRICES have any in uN 1 I1Uflff 11e t c ipOn yoUrpocket K J lJ i J1 i if OI Ihll t lrr 1 1 1 e r kd lltatI i i o t r Ijr io WI 10 J f fT I Took at the tnany extefspecialv bargains we oe yur Jr IItI J FOR ONE WEEK i- A 9rt ab I 401 t BEGINNINGr f 1 V arrU- r f MONDAY COURT MARCH 20th J i y v J acr iExtiajFancy Italian Prunes reduced from 25c down to 15c Ib 1 4California Prunes good size reduced to nC H Tc Ib- daiiff i rniia Dried Bartlett Pears reduced from 25c down toth fd 15c Ib JIDried Blackberries fine for pies or rolls reduced from 25ct9r 12e lb California Muscutel Raisins reduced from 15c down to f 7Kcib i Canned Table peaches worth 20c down to 123 c can tt Canned Early June Peas worth 15c down to i 8c can Pure Apple Butter the 25csize down to 18c can Pure Apple Butter lOc size at i 7 32 c can Clean Easy Soap the most wonderful soap for lace curtains laces and all delicate fabrics down to 4c a bar Special Big Cut in Our Glass and Chinaware Department 1 A lot of beautiful 50c cake plates down to 19c I V CI All 50c articles at 35c All 15c articles at lOc All 25c articles at 17c All lOc articles at 7c Yellow or Red Onion Sets one more week at 15c gal Best paper Vegetable and Flower Seeds at 2 for 5c And dont forget we save you big money on SEEDS and SEED POTATOES Get in the procession of economical housekeepers by defiling at The Spot Cash Grocery The Store for That Good Coffee fit I Deeds and Transfers The following deejds havo been recorded in the office of County Clerk Hazelrigg duripg the past week j Lexington diocese by JTBurton to Walter Gilvin parcel of land near Sideview i or a con iideration of 300 R R Crouch and Virdie Crouch to A H Turner 92 acres of land on Daytons branch fOIn consideration of 6000 jt fI J Turner and E L May of land on Rogers Mill 781Jtcres 8400 Mrs Fannie Cnywood of Mi imisburg 0 to Henry and Florence I Watson house and 2 acres of ground on Richmond t for 1 etc Me S Kerns etc to D NI JToung brick residence on Locust street for a consideration of 13430 W J Fox to N H Trimble 243 acres of land on Cooks branch for Sland other considerations Miss Anna Pomroy tp Henry Stephens building lot in Taylor addition on Spring street fl1and other considerations A Sand Elizabeth Johnson rustees etc to J T Highland 149 acres of Innd on Maysvillo tike for 259920 W K Henson to O M Wiil ughby house and lot in Muttie Lee City for 200 Elizabeth und J R Hobbs to D Gorrel 59 acres of lnndon ulbegrud creek St andother onsidonitions Henry Watson to H B Ringo souse nnd lot on Mitchell avenue n this city 1 andother conside ationsJ Bogie and Mrs Mollie Bogie to Robert C Gatewooil 72 J acres of landon Spencer creek for 7 13066- Thoinns nnd Lucy McCjnln to- W A Boyd and Frank Allen of Sharpsburg 74 acres of land Ion the Rogers Mill pike for 1812 13 and other considerations William G Marshall attorney in fact to Reuben H Dale build ing lot on Clay street for 1400 und other considerations Heirs to J M Brown to Susan Covey 25 acres of land On Sprilpe creek near Jefferson for 100 There were also recorded several l deeds conveying lots in Mach j pelnh cemetery und deeds of transactions ranging from S25i to 80 r DAHLIAS fOR SALEI 15c to 25c Cactus Show and Decorative Iiam d Varieties 364t L T Chiles OBITUARY j i j Mrs Oastrira Wills of near Ci mnrgo passed away tq the hind be yond on the 25th tilt with n broken limb nnd old are She was born Jan 6 1832 mnking her 79 years old past She was the motherof 15 child ren and outlived 11 of them and was a member of the Christian I church ever since she was about 16 years old She said she was willing find prepared to die that she wanted to meet her children in heaven nnd everybody And may all of us children pre pare to meet our dear mother who has gone on before to the good world above She wns a reader of the ADVOCATE ever since it WitS published i Y Iir 1 y a Appointed Substitute Carrier Postmaster Harry W Lockridge has designated W Hord Tipton as substitute mail carrier for all city routes nnd he is ready for duty wasIcalrica the county but resignedsome months ago Mr Tipton is an ex cellent hnd worthy young man well qualified fort the position and is sure to make n valuable ition to the post office force I Homekilled meats S P Greenwade I II SALElFor thepurpose of settling the estate of the late Col Thomas Johnson we will offer at Public Sale to the hjghest snd best bid= de r on Saturday March ftMZO at 1 oclock p m on the prem ises the brick building and lot on corner Maysville and High streets iin Mt Sterling Ky i Lnn rtt a Q fhA O1H Tail i rnrtertJ Said lot has a frontage of about 60 feet on Maysville street and about 48 feet on High street Terms made known on day of Saleii 141 S and f Johnson k Trusteeswm Cravens Auctioneer e 1r- t raw V HAPPY RfSlLTS V y Have Made Many Mt Sterling Res dents Enthusiastic i i- lot wonder scores of Mu Ster1 I Hnir citizens grow enthusiastic It is hoiiffH to make anyone happy torHnd relief after years of suilVr our Public statements like the following are but truthful repre setltatioI1s ofr the daily work lone in Alt telling by Donns Kidney PillsRobert Sheridan So Queen St Mt 6terlin g Ky su SHII have use a Doans Kidney Pills off and on for two years and have found them to be a remedy that lives up to representations I suffered irreatlcy from lumbago which came on by attacks some of which wore so severe that I could hardy get around I had pains through my back and kidneys at times extend ing into my shoulders I was al so annoyed by iirregular passages of the kidney secretions and I think that the hard work on the railroad was responsible for my suffering I was unable to find relief until I procured Donuts Kid ney Pills m F C Duersons Drug Store They gave me prompt re lief nil I continued talons them until I was Hired For stile by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents foi the United States- Remember the name Doans and take no other J7Jt Buys Versailles Lumber Milt Messrs Frank Chenault and Wesley Ginn of this city have purchased the mill and grounds and lumber of the Versailles Mill ing Company at Versailles Wood ford County und will shortly take possession Messrs Chenault and Ginn will stove their families and make Versailles their future home These are both excellent gentlemen and while we hate to lose them we feel that our loss will be Versailles gai- nEverybodys friend Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Cures toothache earache sore throat Heals cuts bruises scalds Stops any pain 1m Let us engrave those wedding invitations or announcements Promptness our motto Advocate Pub Co Inc r takepleas ure in that I had a neuralgia pain in my arm for five years and I used your Liniment for one week and was completely e cured I recommend your very highlyMRS- J MCGRAW 1216 Mandeville St New Orleans Lai9rSJ Cured Quinsy Sore Throat MR HENRY L CAULK of 1242 Wilson St Del writes I bought a bot tle of Sloans Liniment for the quinsy sore throat and it cured me I shall always keep a bottle in the house S gives reliefr 1 rum riletiy matism lumba gosciaticaneuralgia sore throat ton silitis hoarseness and chest pains Prlces25o50ofc100 Slnanf book on homes cattle sheep nod poultry tout free Addreia Dr Earl 8 Sloan Boston Xai USA Cured NeuralgiaPain HItake vritingto Liniment Wilmington SLOANSLINIMENT instant J f s Better Days At n recent Now York banquet a speaker compared unfavorably the Ilives and the times of grand fathers and grandmothers not with those of the good old days Fifty or one hundred years hence uo doubt there will be oratoryof the same description The good old days are always those of youth and in the matter of grandparents where shall we find any to equal those with whom we were ac quainted in childhood- It 1 is well enough for afterdinner entertainers to praise the courtesy and dignity of tholown grand fathers and grandmothers but it is in keeping with good breeding to cast reflections upon those pf the present day Because New Yorkers who have grandchildren do not live and dress and divert themselves exactly as did the elderly people in rural districts fifty years ago is it to be concluded that they are delicient in all the joys and graces- Grandparents 1 fifty years ago faced a bloody war growing out of slavery Their knowledge of sani tation was so limited that they ascribed to mysterious Providence deaths that are now known to be preventable Most of their lives they had seen all about them the keenest suffering that is now re lieved lby anaesthetics They knew nothing of antiseptic surgery They witnessed shocking oppres sions of women andchildren They lived at a time when genius was thought to manifest itself in a love for strong drink and when nearly every family had its drunkard They did not know the true meaning of free labor They were familiar in most small neighbor hoods with the insane or idiotic who were confined in outhouses orI permitted to roam the highways Their few newspapers were vitup erative and their pulpits were full denominational rancor Many of the richest of them lived in houses poorly heated and illven tilated Books were scarce and elevating amusements outside of the larger towns were almost un known There was a difference then as there is today between the grandparents who lived in the cities and those who lived in the country but comparing either class now with those of fifty years ago we shall find that in knowledge laws manners customs humanity public sCIice progressivenesscluurity comfort diversions even morals grandparents now as a rule have no reason to envy the lot of their own grandparents two generations ago Our romantic literature is highly misleading on all these points It concerns itself with the parlor of the front porch It conceals the deprivations the make shifts the ignorance and the brutalities that too often limy be hindThere were gentle people ir those dUysof course but there are mutiny more of them now I Xhero wore courtesy and believe ienco then but nothing to compare with what there is now There was contentment then among those who wero satisfied with things as they were but the better times that we now see were hastened by thousands who happily were not I gritIlnllnyvulgar dissipated and sordid but the older civilization bred them too and it honored them as a rule rather more than we do Men who long for u return to the old conditions do not know what they are talking about If this Nation could be subjected tc those conditions tomorrow it would present n spectacle of unexample wretchedness New York World Fur Sale Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which arc hornles Shorthorns Shropshire Buck by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boar and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky I k t t T Ii T 1 j r j 1 0 t Will You Help 722 West Main Street LEXINGTON KENTUCKY If you close your eyes and try to realize what it is to be blind you fail because though you are help less you are not hopeless you do not with Milton cry Thus with tjio year Seasons return but not to me returns Day or the sweet return of evn or morn Or sight of vernal bloom or summers rose Or flocks or herds or human face divine Lint cloud Instead and evetdurlnir dark If you remember how uncomfortable you were because of a cinder in your eye you cnn par tially realize what it is to have ones eyes scratched not for hours only but for long years by lid granulation trachoma which if neglected results in impairment of the sight often in blindness and withal qfso infectious that the United States Government forbids nay person afllcted with it to enter our country Does not this real ization partial though it is stir you to sympathy- In 1 Kentucky in those isolated mountain regions where there are no oculists very many lpersons are suffering from trachoma and other serious eye diseases Many will continue to suffer unless they re ceive such help as shall enable them to come to skillful specialists for treatment Such help we try to give them When you learn that ninny of the most distinguished oculists physicians and surgeons of Lex ington give professional services absolutely free to all such suffer ers as we bring down to them for treatment and the Lexington Eastern Railroad Company grants us halffare priviliges for these sufferers and moreover that nearly all of them furnish part of the money necessary for the trip for the stay here and for the spec tacles etc you will readily un derstand how only a comparatively small expenditure of money on our part makes lpossible for these sufferers an enormous amount of goodIt was a glorious privilege to bring that young girl to an oculist and to know that the total blind ness which was impending was averted but limit of space pre vents our giving details of eases You may care to give money or serviceWhile our attention willcon tinue to be directed largely to helping persons to get cures for diseases of the eyes cars nose or throat we want to be free to give help now und then to some one who may be suffering with no one of these diseases but needing med ical or surgical treatment for other ailments LINDA NmnTl- iIrx n PETIT BULLOCK CAUUIE HILLKXMEVKI a Committee on the Mountain Fund Contributions sent to the above Committee at 722 West Main Street Lexington Kentuclwill bo promptly acknowledged judiciously expended and greatly ap p related i The 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 G 3m COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Paris 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Faycttc LextSgtond Monday tLI1 MondayHarrison Cynthiana4th Monday Madison Richmond 1st Mor day 2 Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rI s Mondays Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday s Attention Ladies Dont forget that we are stil selling that high grade initial sta tionery at 50 cents per box Advpcntft Pub Co Inc S ha C 1 II v w L i figgerin on It IV have talked to several far mers in the last week about the road tax and not one have we them1wereforto year till we get goodrouds allover the county A prominent farmer who lives twelve miles from town says ho could make the trip to town in an hour less time if he had good roads than he does nowAnother says The difference in horseshoeing bills on good and bad roads would pay most peoples road tax Another who lives about four onlY1huulas ho cnn in the fall when the roads arc in good shape that there are lots of places where an empty wagon makes a good load for two horses If we had good roads he could huuln full load the year round Madisonville Hustler In short here are three Ken tucky farmers who have discovered that bad roads mean a loss good roads a saving of time and money Further they have discovered that the tax for bad roads has to be paid If enough of Kentuckys farmers make the same discovery between now and next January the good roads tax bill will become thogoodronds tux Jaw Good roads mean a larger social life better educational facilities and increased religious opportunities as well as a higher value for farm lands and a higher net mice for farm products The people in those States that have good roads have found out these things It would be asking too much to ex pect the people of Kentucky who have been used to bad roads all their lives to reach the same con clusion without like experience But the fact tnat the people in Kentucky are beginning to count the cost of bad roads is a mighty rood sign that they will not much longer refuse to pay the price necessary to get good roads Bloodine Cures StrainsBruis RheumLiniment the Chest Side and Buck Swel lings and Tumors Frost Bites CroupIloasness W S LLOYD Special Agent a- Letter of Gratitude The following letter of gratitude foi services rendered appears in a Lon don publication Mr and Mrs Blank wish to express thanks to their friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted at the burning of their residence last night II Clay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you Jput vou Next tc best investments Sell The Best Autos THE WIIITK STEAMER Dont fail to see them 44tf WANTED WANTEDt YOUR SCRAP IRON LIVE GEESE HENS ROOSTERS TURKEYS AND EGOS HIDES FURS TALLOW BEISWAX FEATHERS AND GINSENG FOR WHICH I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE 17 to Apr i E T REIS I L4111111 Ry FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY C F ALT KIND nd to the Mt Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We givi special attention to I Family Washing I Give Us a Trial Phone 1 5 MT STERLING I Laundry Co t n N w 0MY 0 0pt i f N1vH HPItEWI1r Iresldeat INO S FRAZEn Cashierr rB FRANK PERt1 Asst Cashlor W PAPIEUSONIndimookkceper- y s50ft0A 1 L 2Uhato 10 Capital Surplus Undivided Irojils 23000ib- Y ean pStockholders Liability 5O 123000 z 11 MEANS THE AlIONT OF LOSS dire CchfnJe sank of QnIuckg 9 Would 6tlCquired 10 susain before you as a dcposior q could lose a dollar Make yorir next deposit milk us- a 51- t 4lHrrfno J gazer Cashier L t d t 1 4cdJr L 3 r faith that I will notSell you Saddles and Harness only virtue good looks The kind I make GOOD the way thrbiUjlii only brings out good qualities and does not cost more than Inferior goods I select my own material closelyfu- spect before going into the vork and then clothe with a guarantee ji ii Also Carry Full Assortment r H tJ of seasonable Horse Goods Whips Oils and everything usually foundry in a firstclass Harness Store Arc ConrbViii3t4 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship English Night School County Courthouse lIJ JaddockJ Principal Sterling KentuckyIHrr rrGOOOOOOOO 1- II RyChand ue sPIowitfirewitt and Sowel- lHHMHMMHi edust what Vl tF I2 you needIn Dry Goods Notions j Furs Carpets Rugs Etc e w Trade withfKazerflY x Jon the and you will get just what you wantevery article guaranteed just as representedSj 0 1 Nb Faith and Enthusiasm It IB in something and enthu siasm or something manes WeadsliiHolmes HolmesA r i r bN i- A v7J LU ho is all Use its tile O it it c a l Ii Ar Mt Ar c J life o Is fe1 Englands Cotton JmportatlorS Subject to considerable variation ImJDrtedlear ie about 3W000000 ot i wr J l 4- y J t r r t Yc- ri f PjTHE r saKet 01 Railway Company t iOF TRAINS AT MT STERLING abject to change without notice r b AVE ARRIVE t 6 i rouisville x 1239 P in- r 471i Louisville x 937 p in Ji i61soa U1 Lexington t 925 a u1 215 piii Lexington t 7oS p in 930 a ht Rothwell t 205 p DI New York 239 pnt Washgton x 6I9R tIIi Norfolk 937PtII 1 Richmond x 3 47 P m Pikcville t 215 p III 9 5 a in Hiuton h Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on y jdoii8UJtr jC Daily Veekaays f Lfiiton S Eastern By1 1 I TTIME TABLEL l WestBoundSo No n No6 STATIONS Dally Dally Sun A M P M f OnlyAM v Jackson 610 220 700 oK Junction 615 225 7x15 u Athol 640 252 730 I1 Beattyville Junction 707 320 7541 Torrent 730 341 815 828IILE Junction 900 507 934II Winchester 912 520 946 Ah Lexington 955 605 1025 EastEound STATIONSNo No4 llally llally P M AM Jy Lexington 225 735CjWinchester 305 813 K E Junction 320 826 CIa City 350 902 938TorrentBealtyville Junction 5I0 W17- II Athol 537 to45 i15ArNO4STATIONS No 3- A1 P M 1120 Jackson 220 Ar 1140 Quicksand Lv 150 CONNECTIONS L E jUNCTIONTrains Nos i and 3 will make connection with C 0 Ry forMt Stewing Ky CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains No 12 3 and 4 will make connection with f Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton Ky BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION T Train NO2 will make connection with L A liRy for Beattyville Ky O K JUNCTIONTrains Nos 3 and 4 will make connection with Ohio KentuckyRy for Cannel City Ky and O K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent tNEW MEAT STORE Jty i vvnnt meat and want FRESH h eat It i once to get it is at a first Class Meat Store J I conduct such a place All i of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats at all times Prices reasona ble Not Cut Prices but A ITIb OU1 MOTTO Give us a trial and be con vinced CLAYS MEAT MARKET Phone 64 Next door to Post Office HOG RAISERSA- reyour hogs worth 5 cents per head We guarantee Bourbon log Cholera Remedy iakeen hogs health and free from disease Jr5 cents per head per month It cures Cholera Kills Worms Stimulates the Appetite Aids Digestion and causes hogs to fatten very rapidly This rem used and endorsed by leading hog raisers throughout the country Come In Sell let us tell you about it Sold by W S Lloyd i3tf It O W For Sale By W S Lloyd I All kinds of engraving and em i sing skilfully and promptly ex uled at the Advocate Pub CoInc w iiI- I s 4 s 1 1tj t Jttiti t r5 SrJ 1 ooocooeocoooo III t 1 DR C W COMPTON DentistI Mt Stoning Kentucky Successor 10 lhr Dmivn All Work Guaranteed and Prices Rigli- inicoO In Martin Hulltllng Phone M DR S F HAMILTON Dentist Office Odd Fellows Building MT STKItUNG KY lours 10 to 12 n nnhones t111ice I 1G t I to I p m lies iflra- PAUL K McKENNA M D Physician and Surgeon- OfAco Over Vanaradoll 4e Co Night OnlU iiimwcreil promptly by ringii 5II52 rings or coming to ollloc HR PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR D L PROOTOR DENTISTS Mt Sterling Kentucky Office over Lindsey Rodman Cour Street DR STUBBLEFIELDThe Office Mrs Leo Games 97 W Main St Monday Wednesday Friday Phone 45J 26311 DR J L McCLUNG Dentist Office In Ucynolds Uliltf Court C Mnyarillc Sl MT STKUUNU ItY- DRGM I HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly Hr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Olllco nt Anilcifioii IJoar liimiiSLtvcty Stable Olllcc Phone 135 Residence Phone XI Calls answered promptly Kvuninulioiii tree Assistant State Veterinarian For the JUICIHST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES s- eeSP GREENWADE The Man who handles only the BEST The place to get engraved calling cards is the- Advocate Pub Co Inc ngfiesi Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides Furs Feathers Sheep Pelts and Wool G D Sullivan Co W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13iyr Phone 474 At CostA Few Choice LandscapesIn The Bryan Studio Before Building get our estimates on Concrete Blocks n1Hw money will buy Posts for building pur poses any size or lengths Our concrete walls cannot be surpassed Anything that can be doue with stone we can do with concrete and the difference in cost would surprise you E C Il INLINE CO ai3m Dont forget the place to get that swell monogram stationery is at the Advocate Pub Co Inc tW c Y v If 1 tT i Ara AGRICULTURAL NEWS In Montgomery County Indica lions are that tobacco Acre age will Show a Decrease A Large Corn Crop Expected Fiirmcrs have been busy sowing tobacco beds and the white cotton can llie seen on every pike but the beds are not as numerous as they have been in former years and from the best information the acreage in the county will be re duced nearly 1200 acres from 1910 There being no buyer for the weed in the county many growers are having it prized here and shipued to Louisville breaks but the tobacco that is selling isnot bring ing Stir money into the section Good tenants are hard to get and lire scarce even when they are offered a good thing The tobacco situation is bud from a business standpoint tool the tenant who has to support himself is going to have a hard row Merchants in the city and county who have been carrying tenants throughout the year and renrsIdoing business and say that they will not carry any tobacco tenants this year unless they are absolutely secured by the landlord This is going to work a hardship on some tenants who have always been carried at the stOles lUG INC1JKASK IN CORN CROP Thousands of acres of corn will be planted probably onethird increase in the county while manv oats barley millett and other feed stuff will be cultivated and more farmers will handle stock than have done so for years ninny get ting ready to go into the hog busi ness which has gotten to be a big moneymaker in this section of the country There has been a scarc ity of hogs in Montgomery county for a year or two but a drive in the country now seems to show that there II be an abundance of them on I irket this year Sheep a u lambs are doing line and fILl me o are having better luck this year than usual Ewes came out of the winter in fine shape and condition lUll are lambing fast and well tyery few having lost their young while twins and triplets are very common to be seen in the Holds The huubs look healthy and are growing with great Irapid- ity Flocks have been secure and there has been very little damage done by dogs while most of the sheep are free from disease Cattle are in line shape but from present indications on the market it does not look very encouraging to the handlers of export cattle as in most instances the farmer bought them at two high a price to make money on while yearlings have been selling at almost any price asked for them Hay corn oats and straw have gone down some in price as have butter and eggs although good butter is very hard to find for sale Clay Hoskins of Clark county has rented the Grigsby farm on Lulbegrud this county for the ensuing year find has moved The farm contains 340 acres and was rented for 2400 IHoskins be ing given the right to grow fifteen acres of tobacco twenty five acres in corn and the rest in grass Richard Thomas of Bath county has rented from Richard F Moore for the coming year and willculti vate ten acres of tobacco and lot of corn on the shares Grand Anderson arid family and George W Teegarden have rented a large tuna near Ruthton Madison county and have moved to it while Frank Daniels hits rented a farm in Fayeite cUlIIlLnml has moved there and will crop this year Bloodine Cough Checker will puickly allay that hacking iirrita- tion accompanying a severe cough or cold The safest and surest remedy for children Keep a bottle constantly at hand Sold by W S Lloyd 2C3m t 11 T KentUckians Anxious toGa to Mexican Border In the opinion of Uol E B Bassett Acting Adjutant General the militia officers of the entire country nre to be sent to the ma neuver entails on the Mexican border instead of to the 1regular camps of instruction where schools for oflicers are maintained Therefore Col Bassett believes that all of the oflicers of the Kentucky National Guard front Lieutenants up will bo sent to the Mexican border This applies ofIcourse onlyI to those who volunteer as no one will be ordered out for this duty Col Bassett believes that all those who apply for assignment will be sent so that practically nil the officers of the Kentucky Guard will go to the camps in Texas A LARGE CONTRACF WhatW S Lloyd Wants Every Person in Mt Sterling to Do When W S Lloyd the enterprising druggist first offered a 50 cent package of Dr Howards speckle for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia at half price and guaranteed to return the money if it didnot cure he thought it probable from his ex perience with other medicines for these diseases that he would have a good many packages returned But although he has sold hun dreds of bottles not one has been brought back To those suffering with dizziness i headache poor digestion constipation and straining Dr Howards specific offers quick re lief It has an invaluable boon to all who feel uncomfortable after eating and is today the popular dinner pill in all the large cities 853T Stallion Advertising In solve of the Central Ken tucky exchanges the owners ol stallions are already setting forth the merits of their animals There is no better medium by which to reach the farmers and breeders of this county than the columns of the ADVOCATE and the wise man will not wait until the breeder has made up his mind in regard to the matter We have also a full line of new cuts type etc for print ing cards in the highest style of art Itching torturing skin eruptions disfigure annoy drive one wild Doans Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures 50 cents at any drug store I Ill Stallion Advertising In sonic of the Central Ken tuck exchanges the owners of stallions arc already setting forth the merits of their animals There is no better medium by which to reach the farmers and breeders of this county than the columns of the ADVOCATE and the wise man will not wait until the breeder has made up his mind in regard to the matter We have also a full line of new cuts type etc for print ing cards in the highest style of nit Wanted a Cornet Sometimes the stenographer is so busy that she cannot take our stuff and then we try to write it After one of these attempts the other day the copy was given to- un gentleman of tha roadtvllo wanted to put in a little time on the machine for a stake He eyed it for a few minutes and said to the forcmanU I hndIl cornet I might play this piece but ddi- flean set itLexington Herald ROand I n1 Ila ITIss AND STRAWBERRY PLANTS Asparagus Blackberries Raspberries Rhubarb Etc Write for Catalog Ve have no agents H F HILLENMEYER SONS LEXINGTON KY 35at I 2 1 I I Nothing Succeeds Like Successs u YouKnow everyone knows That the place to get full value for your money is at W A Sutton d Sons Furniture Carrpets Rugs Etc A r he shoe fits the footi 1 your shoes dont fit you dont want t them and we dont want you tot have them We recommend Selz Royal Blue shoes because theyre s made to fit scientific lasts Selz k ln allshapes to fit all feet Royal Ifev Bring us any feet you Blue shoe fe have well fit them jj eft BKX 35 4 5 tefc in Selz shoes 1 for Sale By c 3LJCX 3ROS22 S Mavsville St Mt Sterling Ky and If L Do you want your 1911 Corn Crop to be the Best you ever rasc Then p- antLelterles Standard Seed Corn IIOONK COUNTY VVHITK JOHNSON COCNTY WHITK Sold In IKar or shelled anti crndccl Recommended by the Commissioner of Aurlrulture and State Airricultiire Col lege Write for catalogue which gives full descrIption and price list G LETTEJELE SON346t HARRODS CREEK KY l f 0 0 04 0 0 il El Insurance a Uo tho Pooplo of TJfontgomory County and Gastorn Jfontucky who are wanting Insurance try W ing different agents and some of them being persuaded by other agents to accept policies in other agencies because other Eayents argue that they will give r them polices JUst as good as HOFFMAN ffiut are Mej fustas8ood b Do you know about nay of these as well as you do Hoff man the best known insurance agency today in Ken tacky More than sixty years old and doing more 0business than any agents in Eastern Kentucky WHY iBecausethey are the best known and represent the hest companies in the world sonic itf them over 200 years old fThe penalty of making a mistake may fall on you In sure with Hoffman nml make no mistaketake no chances Sec and i TalJc with Joflmccn I i 1 II- C 4- 1I l tr t- II F Fi I i Tabb Opera House I O J Presents Experts u i- c1I ExtraordinaryI- n 1 their Big Farce Comedy with Music and their AllGirl Chorus Handsomely Gowned i 75 50 j C f H o 0r t GREEN BRIAR Ben Stafford of Camargo since losing his house by fire has rented a part of the flyers farm and moved to it John Clmney of Grassy Mor gan county was here the first of the week Born March 1 7th to the wife of Kay Moss a Sam Estes tins rented part of Mrs Sallie Hadden farm near Kid ville N O Moss sold to parties a 3 year old harness mare for 105 Toe Trimble the merchant r has sold his store to take effect next January to Messrs Wyatt bought of James Wills a mare by Barbers King for F Horton rented to Dan Welch 10 acres of tobacco land for Hick tts has a good railroad position and started farming here PLUM LICK Miss Mabel Reid of Vealed Oak visited friends in this hood last week Russell Crouch is at his embalm ing the dead There wont be over of a crop of tobacco put out here this year It will finally cut itself The Lyman Twills and Patti RosaAn- d Their Big New Y 75 35 Kendall solda pair of mules to J W for 225- James Douglas had eleven ewes to find 26 lambs There were three sets of triplets James Kendall visited his uncle Press Kendall near Carlisle Sun day Quite a good many changes have been made here this spring Ben Stout and Ambros Puckett to Indiana Reison Palmeter and Charlie to the house vacated by them T P McClain to house vacated by Palmeter Win aker to near Paris and J II Mor ton to house vacated by Huffnker Ilarve Johnson to North Middle town and Bud Myers to house va cated by Johnson Charlie Henry to Clay City Geo Bradley to Indiana James to JI K Todds farm Also James Puckett Jack Puckett and Sam Puckett will remain on Mr Todds farm STOOPS Farmers are rapidly with their work The members of John M Doyles family are from their F Turner has returned to after a visit to his t Bert Sanders is able to be- ltf again after her recent illness Thos N Coons will this week ship a dduble deck cur load of hogs to Ft Deal has his r 1 SATjUDI MJf1 M PL1- A p R I 1 Itp t 1 r Dietz the Funny Engagement 1 by Dancing by Dancers 60 Laughto itheMinute The Show that has made forget their foiIand cares T 15 Big Successful Seasons 14 Ear Teasing Song HitS PRICES LOWER FLOOR 100 150 BALCONY and Cents Boys Cents e LrJIlpIM1LIrIlIiI CORRESPONDENCE sonI Tennessee Camargo StaffordCharley 193W 500Win resigned neighbor Cincinnati studying profession twothirds orkCastI outJames yearling Caywood Flackmastino HuffI Conkwright advancing recovering illnessW Indianapolis parentsMrs Cincinnati IH completed L Mr Singing Singers Uncorked Millions taresr contract for rocking the east end of ran Thompson pike doing the best work that has been done on any of the pikes in the county H C Ficklin andwife went Sunday to visit the family ot E S Congleton at Camargo While playingSunday afternoon the small son of Lewis Hutton fell dislocating his left elbow from which he has since been suffering great pain Born March ISih to Oda Orme and wife a daughter Mrs Harrison Conn has returned home from Flemingsbunr Jas Hur man of Clark county spent several days with J H Gillaspie last week I E L Fassett went Wednesday to Martinsville Ihd to be treated I for rheumatism a W 1t 1lkP lkPytSytSyr8Ar r M Fft T 1I = r rJob ju L A Beautiful Shetland Posy AWAY BY PUNC1GIVENGRAWES f t Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoe7- POnT Hat and Furnishing HOUSII 111is 1s a sorrel and white spotteda little beauty He willilfe on exhibition on the Jstreets Of Mt sterling Saturdays and CourtDays M This pony will be absolutely given away to the holder of the lucky number The conditions to win this animal are as follows With every dollar 100 cash purchase you are entitled to one chancethat is if you buy one dollar cash you get one ticket on the pony If you buy 2500 cash you get 25 tickets on the pony Cash paid on past due accounts that is all accounts made before March 11 1911 we will give one ticket on the pony for every dollar paid We propose to name three of the cashiers ot our local banks who will select a number seal and put in an envelope same to be placed in the hands of the fourth cashier of our local banks and he to open the envelope on = SATURDAY MORNING JULY 8th 1911 and the holder of the number wins the pony if same is presented within ten days If not the holder of the next highest number will be declared the winner and so on until a ticket is presented III PUNiA GRAVES 2 BIG STORES 2 2 oY ry Mr r A sack full of chickens found on Hinkston early Saturdayy mornine n has caused our citizens to be on the 100koutJOnion sets 5c a quart at- ranarsdellst 4i We Agree t Editor Shinnick of The Shelby ville Record suggests that Senator McCreary withdraw from the rnci l for the good of the parv yh2j t 1f party Certainly not the Demo cratic party The editor says the suggestion will be laughedat Nay verilyl It will be taken in sorrow that a good man has lost his mind and may have to be re strained Lexington Herald Wanted If you have country hams for sale it will pay you to bring them to me S P Geenwade

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