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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, April 12, 1911.

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, April 12, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911041201 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, April 12, 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. J r t = XX MT APRIL 12 1911 40 Sam C Estcs Dead Sam C Estes was found dead in bed on last Monday night just be fore one oclock Mr Estes had been complaining with pains in his stomach before retiring but seemed familywentihcr the night they found him dead i Estes was a mah of wide uc quaiiitance and was a prominent and popular man both in this and Clark county He was sixty two yearsof age and had been a mem ber of the Masonic order for ninny years He is survived by his wife Mrs Margaret Estes and three children Mrs J D Spalding of Catlettsburg Goo M Estes of Burnside and Clyde G Estes of near Kiddville The funeral ser vices were held at the Kiddville tiaptist Church Tuesday interment in Machpelah cemetery More Trouble in Breathitt Anse White shot and killed Jason Deaton Sunday near Jack son Deaton was shot three times through the head The killing occurred Sunday afternoon at Anse Whites home in the lower edge of Breathitt county near the perry county line where the Dea Xtons Whites and many relatives of Doth families live in the same White was slightly wounded in the thigh while be sides killing Jason Deaton White shot Luke Begley who had accompanied Deaton to Whites home in the head and shoulder but it is thought that Begley will recover We have three lirstclass work men and can do your repair work without causing you to wait so long Stephens Stokley Winners in Pony Contest Misses Henrietta Coleman and I Frances McCormick vere returned i the winners in the SentinelDemo crat pony contest which closed here last week Much interest was shown in the contest both child ren receiving a large v rte 4 Tom L Johnson Dead Tom L Johnson former Mayor of Cleveland died after a long illness at his home in Cleveland Mr Johnson was born near a Georgetown Ky He was 57 t yeas of age To Whom it May Concern Notice is hereby given that the ersigned will at the May 1911 metingof tho Board of Prison of Kentucky make application to be paroled from the penitentiary at Frankfortf Jim Willis Manly U THe So SIoad cart built bIStephens Stokley is the best cart eyerput out in Mt Stephens Stokley Best of everything to eat at Van arsdells i 7t rI r f T 0 ir 1 1 1 f L 11 MT STERLING ADVOCATE1 CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY I STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY I neighborhood Commissioners StedingI LARGEST VOLUME NUMBER Four Policemen Bring Council man to Wife Practical jokes and tricks upon recently married couples are fairly common Sam Greene President of the Councils lower board wa the victim last night As he left City Hall after Council meeting seirctJi him He struggled bat to no avail The police patrol stood near the curb and into this he uncermon n iously was thrown Angry and1 indignant he demanded to know the whand wherefore of the busi ness A gruff voice bade him be still Soona long time for the cap tive they arrived streeton a quiet u Then the man in front began honk ing with such force that the Cou n cilman Gould hear nothing else moment later they stoped before his home The incessant honking soon brought the occupants to the doors and windows Strong arms grip ped the helpless man and he was dragged up the front steps to hi waiting wife Here he was left with the parting instructions that a young married man had no business out at night Louisville HeraldMr Greene is a former resident of this county but has made iis home in Louisville for several1 years He is a son of Mr andi Mrs Lucian Greene Elect New Officers The J O U M Lodge installed new officers last week as follows Councilor T 11 Stamper V C W Curtis R Secretary T W Richards A R S Ernest Keller j F Secy Hampton Montjoy + Treas Evermont Charles j Conductor W F Stewart Inside Guard Thomas Ragan Outside Guard David Stewart T R P C + Simpson McIntosh j Trustee Joe Botts Trustee J E Campbell 5 Trustee J O Hall Chaplain+ J O Hall T D Hunter of the State Council visited the council last week Jardinlers Special sale for this week Lot of 75c and Si 00 Jardiniers for 37 c each The Fair Wanted A standard bred registered saddle mare 8 to 10 years old Must be gentle to ride and drive Will not object if she is bred 40 It Asa Bean Best line of canned yoods it Vanarsdells i 11 Free Light Free Water FreeTelephone N Rent a cozy new and modern flat in the 0 I1fNil CLA Y ApartmentHouser- and have a HOMEnot merely figa place to get out of the rain i Come today let us show YOU A Tt = a- tIVrN4t + Hp33 Bank StI 21 1 f finds Old Record While looking through some old papers last week Mr George W Anderson Srfoundnn old permit granted him during the war the- s permit is as follows Oflice Board Trade Lexington Ky Oct 25 1864 This is to certify that George- V Anderson of Mt Gomery County State of Kentucky has permission to ship Merchandise of all stings out of and into the state of Kentucky for four 1months unless sooner revoked J Harper By order of Maj Gen Burbridge Mr Anderson said he laid ddven- n large number of hogs to Paris to be shipped there being no hero at that time but that upon m- ol riving at Paris he found it impossible to ship without a permit After three trips to Lexington heat last secured the above instru ment Tho paper is in a a state of preservation the ink an sprinting being very distinct Matting Drugget 9x12 feet 300 Mattirg Rugs 35 and 50 cents Matting yard 1015 and 20 cents The Fair Getting Ready For Meeting There are over 500 head of horses at the Kentucky Association track in Lexington awaiting the opening of the Spring meeting which be gins there April 29th Some of the best horses in the country will compete for the rich prizes offered The program book for the meet ing as weU as the window cards and posters will be out some timo- j this week Much interest is being shown and if the weather is good Lexington will have one of the largest meetings in its history Secretory Will Shelly furtive Sunday and has gone to work oni the weight allotments for Phoenix Hotel nags Camden Handi capsNew tomatoes beaus and strawberries received every day at Van arsdells Paris Girl to Wed Mrs William B Griffith of Paris Ky has announced the en gagement of her daughter Vir ginia Keith to Mr Edward Powell Bosworthof Middlesboro Ky the wedding to occur April 27 Missfiriffith isan ece of Dr J A Vansant of this city and is a pretty and attractive girlwith a host of friends A host of satisfied customers both shrewd and keen testify to the worth of BRUNNERSshoes 393t FOR RENT Electrically oper ated Vacuum Cleaner with all at tachments for cleaning walls draperies upholstery bedding etc 150 per night Attach to any electric light socket More pow erful than the hand power ma chines and no labor to operate Phone 4 See Luther Redmon at Light office ast Buys Shop A C Tipton has bought the car riage and repair shop formerly conducted by Chas Heck who has moved to Paris Mr Tipton will have competent men in charge of the shop and will no doubt merit a continuance of the large patronage this shop has always enjoyed J Fresh vegetables of every kind at Vanarsdells U I JINew Firm Messrs Cates Hoim have opened a plumbing shop in the SultonCockrell building on BunkI street Those men are both prac tical plumbers with years of ex perience in the larger cities and will no doubt get a good share of the yworjic here a A T r 1 Circuit Court Convenes Monday I The following gentlemen cora pose tho juries for the April term L of the Montgomery Circuit Court GIIAXP JURY Ben F Mrlc James Hutsell J W Hon Fred McCormick Jlobt L Vanarsdell Henry Parrish Jno W Wilson llrA Sutton W 11 Strossman J E McClure J S Bogie Sr T F f Triplett PETIT JUUV Peter Evans B F Hcrriott Jno L Coleman Dan Gibson W L Thompson Ollie McCor mick pike Howard Nick Hadden Jr TooT Stephens Jno L Burdchett Henry Greene J B Green wade Charles Anderson John ORear B F Carpenter Jno MI 1 Barnes Peter Cockroll Vincent Vance Simpson Garrett E B ChasJJ Joe Y Scott and James Nixon of Bath county were each fined 850 in the Circuit Court here Mon day for selling pooled tobacco The case of Scott went to the jury and they returned the above ver dict Nixon agreed to accept the saute line As we go to press the case of the Commonwealth of Kentucky vs James C Tipton charged with killing Clint Allen in this city last December is on trial in the Circuit Court It will be remembered that Tipton a policeman shot and killed 1 Clint Allen a Deputy U S Mar steal while endeavoring to arrest him and at the same tune Mike Gibbons shot and killed Walter Allen a brother of Clint Allen His case will be called next The attorneys for the Commonwealth 7 1 FloydByrdHigh School Commencement I The Alt Sterling High School i will have its commencement exer OperaHouseThere are three graduates Miss Lucy Clay Wood ford Hazel Grubbs and Nell Pangburn Prof John C Acheson of Cald well College Danville Ky will deliver tho address In addition to the regular graduation exercises the Grammar School will hold a commencement some time during the monthof June This commencement will be the first of its kind ever held there The program will be rendered by the pupils of the eighth grade Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles Nothing helped me until I used Doans Ointment It cured me permanently Hon J U Garrett Mayor Girard Ala 1m See our mens 15 and 18 suits all styles and colors Punch Graves For Sale Boone County White Seed Corn Coated on ear or shelled graded and cleaned ready for planter Best authorities say Get your seed corn close to where it is to be planted Thomas J Bigstaff 405t Mt Sterling Ky It Will Interest You to know that the Sanitary Steam and Dry Cleaning Works are doing the highest grade work possi ble If you have a garment that needs cleaning or pi essing phone 343 Prompt delivery and satis guaranteedW Mgr For Sale 75 shares bank stock one of the best paying investments on the Jmarket For sale by W Hoffman Wood j For Sale A Sharples Cream Separator Ialmost new Also a Columbus runabout in firstclass condition For sale at a bargain Phone 501 E W and duett shirts Spring styles now in- Punch Gravest County Horse Show Next Monday the horse owners of Montgomery county will have their annual horse show at the Fairi Grounds Montgomery county has the largest number of fine saddle stallions of any county in the State besides many good trotters and pacers There will be many horses from adjoining counties and tummy vis itors and it is expected that this horse show will surpass any ever held in this county HOUSE GAUDS Let us make your horse cards or folders Our work the best our prices the lowest- Advocnte Pub Co Inc Bank Street Cut glass tumblers GOc per set plain tumblers 20c per set decorated Chinaware from 5 to lOc piece The Variety Store 40tf Bank StieetI The RED CROSS Oxfords and Pumps why say there isnt a- more classy production in the mar ketoJ H BRUNNEK 393t The Shoe Man For Sale Holt avenue property Six lots 392 Graser Humphreys Fresh vegetablesof all kinds at Vanarsdells LAUiRFOR cF ALL KIND nd to the Mt Sterling Launary CoA- ll work promptly delivered We give special attention to Family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STERLING Laundry U j Carrier Changed A C Richardson who has been carrier on Rural Route No4 since the route started September 15th 1903 has been transferred to route No2 Mr Richardson has a splendidrecord and his ninny patrons on his old route hate to see him transferred He is acco modating find painstaking and the patrons on route No 2 are to be congratulated Lee Trimble will be carrier on route No4 and will no doubt give satisfaction For Sale Two fresh young milch cows both with young calves and both heavy milkers and splendid butter makers Phone 501 Dont Forget Better not forget those beauti ful Easter cards at OKI CENT each at Spot Cash Grocery Sole agents for HirshWickwire and Michael Sterns line of clothing Punch Graves Change in Firm Barnes and Richards have sold the City Sanitary Steam and Dry Cleaning Works to Messrs Tom Cunningham Paul Weckesser and Wm Altman and the busi ness will be conducted under the management of Mr Weckesser They have employed a competent and experienced tailor Mr Weckesser the manager is a hustling and energetic young man and the new company will doubtless be successful If you want a cart that rides easy pulls easy looks good and lastsa long time buy the S S cart built by Stephens Stokley Phone 343 You will be interested 403t Notice I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts made against me unless made by me in person or by written order This notice to take effect at once 40 2t Henry P Reid To the Ladies The most complete line of ladies and childrens slippers ever brought to Mt Sterling All ors styles and widthsPunch Graves colIHf EASTERSuits Call and See Our Large Line of Exclusive Ladies Wear before making your purchases The Rogers CoI Incorlloratc- dUOuIIilltJTI to Womrn ti- ii t n tr JACQUES PILEELLOJIBAIIOKy by MGKszftfJ= rccY a 1S b nZ JCA1tJ2iY Y ZS7 1 CtJRKmT 9C9 b n2 zPPA sr1 Ot7PAC ar 11r y7 tt4 tc 3tr GLe k7 Qt tii arc 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rar =e tad r itc Igtfy =r Asrf ksenr w t tt I iLaE zJ11f- d b hr btF hit 70 l e- r= rr eu Trxr frl AI ISABEL THOaEI P 6 The niot aad I kit ttr eft 2rr at MotZ l Pairt oa a tsj 4 Jr Grf == TdiKd tie totso t 1c tun bedd It CHAPTER YYU TheCn t- Ar c vwuf Egad d1m gloo- myriatas to inroidtto charber a sown large table In the crater hold hg a Ofll li p fiitisg datrl ale aid a zsul spheroid a shade larger than a on poas1 ebell and arovad It a e alcircle of effect azrK4 and ccnrled figeres There were twelre of then eleren rneaand- a Ttrtrtoo In the zi allows which grew 4 tt3Wr at the far esd of the roar wax a Eqtui gtoboUr obJect ft mar sslre Kdootkekled black tareatenin thing of Iron Oar of the min glanced at his watch It ras Juat two oclock then rose and took a position Lealde the table facing the seisldrcle He place the timepiece on the table in front of bmG ntJ meg he Bald and there wax the faintest trace of a foreign accent I shall speak English because I know bat whatever your aatlonaHtr all ol yon are familiar with that toasts led now an apology for the theatric r The Latin Compact Gentlemen Is Not the Dream of A Night Nor of a Decade aspect of all thistho masks the time and place of mooting and the rest of It He paused a moment There IH only one person living who knows the name and position of all of you and by a sweep of his hand he indicated the motionless figure or the woman It vas by her decision thttt inawkH are worn tor while we all know tho details of the Latin com pact there Is a bare chance that some one v111 not Blgn and It Is not de sirable that the identity of that person be known to all of us The reason for the selection of thlH time and place IM obvious for an inkling of the proponed nl nlng has reached the Se cret Service 1 will add the United hates was chosen as the birthplace of this new epoch In history for HCV eral reasons ono being the proximity ru Central and Houth America and another the Inadequate police Bystem which enables grouter freedom of action Ida Btopped and drew from his pocket a folded parchment He tapped the tips of his fingers with It from time to time an he talked Tho Latin compact gentlemen Is not the dream of a night nor of a decade An long as fifty yearn ago It was nuggehtod and whatever differ aces tho Latin countries of the world have had among themselves they havo always realized that ultimately they must stand together against against tho other nations of the world ThlH Idea germinated Into action threo years ago and since that time iigontH have covered tho world In its Interest Thin meeting is tho fruition of all that work and this he held the parchment aloft la tho Instru meat that will unite us Never has a diplomatic upcret been kept as this leas boon kept never has a greater ptlemonsocially spiritually commercially and artistically It means that England and tho United States whoso sphere of Influence has extended around tho globe will bo beaten back and that tho Hag of the Latin countries will wavo again over lost possessions It iniafan nil of that and more Ills volco had risen UH ho talked U tO U t1111111 vlfiriuit With 6Ui 1 1 s ti 4 1 t ma= ft Sasdr w l11 ra v1 rte d- tr e vet cs ur- 1a1e ec K9 t 7 a iree saT cf trfl yCCLs 4ele pr tefD eU4d rL OHEfLf T I CT 7 i TE7stf aleW x 11rar J exyj t ato3t I cese a J e+ eIe1IbfSGT f iv Toric City sad there to 71 a 4ft a rreii-gcxI sra tar tires 0 tM raFi- JiJ tiaz a tx3zs e z rs7 be ex- uy tIt 3 cC tie xLvI- wtel STao Ee rzs a 1 ee dJ= ai te3f af t ol L t lb- gat it ict For two yawns h- azt T 41r thi itsi P cU Q 11 ae1 tt 0 fa frecc j1 AI N ass M is a iydecu Lares a cf4s I ae7 to te- Lamj = tes beczzs ft 2za all 1 t a uric rC try werffi tt ocr wsey f 1 z1 a n Sties Cf te scH s- uI c J 0 fe by t = an tcewits ze a t Tee tZ7 d it is it=rpie ts Ze i td tees e Ll grett Lzrerti 2 xec ff It2 cobtr3tSc fciOTsrc only to ttf biEztort =is c to= 7fJ ssTier heard It li racialy that Le ranIi=s ct tie tap is 11 1 12e that tie J rcczl 1ttI z Lveez oy t2 ce7r l rre the cap Is u ir sordi this ctp fJ Uc i5 It I tray ie ti word to a ceztafcj =t r ol Tfijntloti ud half Tfi7U5fS =x a srJrelsts l went 0= Slji jKrsrer sUL raoiifjfrg aidlUca TrMciJtisfarestcrbs tided ba only to tr a t ia cxftioz to discharge ft- any at dlrace ee to nrentrfiT cdlfr Hirh raerwireless vain reeaz so obstirfe co tie erpforfoa of a rlr =21L nine Is 2J wily h ought abos t cl 03 dry fesd Ton sill rszdllr see ItS Tzlas 22 a proisctlTe 25eacr for ocr arE RU He replaced the spheroid on th table Bet its chief Take Is not In that he resumed Its chief valve to the loath compact gentlemen Ix that the Unltd States and England are no concluding negotlstloM unkaosrs IUJ each other by which they Win pro test their seaports by means of eWe primed with this rap The tuning o the caps which sre grin TIM It known only to ta the toning of the caps which they will use Is also known f uf The addition to the wireless a paratos which they will use is rich that they can not even by accident explode a mine guarding oar sea ports but on the other hand the ad dition to the tireless apparatus which we will nee permits of the extreme high charge which will explode their ifnes To make it clearer we could send a navy against each a city as SeW York or Liverpool and explode every mine in front of us vs we went and meanwhile our lulnta are impervi ous Another word and I have finished Five gentlemen whom I imagine are present now have witnessed a test of this cap by direct command of their home governments For the benefit of the others of you a simple test has been arranged for tonight This cap on the table is charged Iits inventor Ifl at his wireless instrument fifteen miles away At three oclock be wii turn on the current that will txplod St Four of the eleven men looked at their watches It is now seven teen minutes past two I am instructed for the purposes of the test to place this cap anywhere you may se lectIn this house or outside of Ittn a box scaled or under water The purpose la merely to demonstrate Its efficacy to prove to your complete satisfaction that It can be exploded under practically any conditions ills entire manner underwent a change he drew a chair up to the table and stood for an Instant with his hand resting on the back Tho compact Is written In three languages English French and Ital ian I shall ask you to sign after reading either or all precisely as the directions you have received from your home government Instruct On behalf of the three greatest Latin countries as special envoy of each I will sign first He dropped Into the chair signed each of the three parchment pages three times then rose and offered the pen to the cowled figure at one end of the semicircle The man came for ward read the English transcript studied tho three signatures already there with a certain air of surprise then signed The second man signed the third man and the fourth The fifth had Just risen to go for ward when the door opened silently and Mr Grimm entered Without a glance either to right or left be went straight toward the table and extend ed a hand to take the compact For nn Instant there had come amazement a dumb astonishment at the Intrusion It passed and the hand of tho man who had done the talking darted out seized the compact and held it behind him If you will be good enough to give that to me your Highness suggested Mr Grimm quietly For half a minute the masked man stared straight Into tho listless oyes of the Intruder and then Mr Grimm you are In very grave dangerThat Is beside the question was the reply Bo good enough to gIve rno that document He backed away as ho spoke kicked the door closed with one heel then loaned against it facing thorn Or better yet ho went on after a moment burn it There Is a lamp In front of you llo paused for an answer It would be absurd of me to attempt to take It by force be added J1 r To be continued 10 jP fl tyy9r 11 Star Emerald 3372 faceDwidte lidfeet Ere years old 153 hands high and weighs 1050 pounds Sired far Ereald Chief 2132 by Bourbon Chief 976 by Harrison Chief 1606 lij Clark Chief 89 Dam Star Lady 5029 by King William 2nd 533 by Kicg WiHiin 67 by Washington Denmark 64 Will sake the Season of 1911 at Lone Pine Stock Farm 6 riles N of Mt Sterling on Maysville pike 2500 to Insure a Living Colt Lien retained on Colts until Season Fee is Paid CaB DALER F D Ko 3 MT STERLING Ki es soN 1011 Forrest ersrcsar3s 153- I TP Su c wish to assonnce that Forrest Denmark will serve a limited number cf aanSjfcfr 2000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT and mention a few facts why it will be to roar advantage to patronize him FirstHe has sired rived comiined horses than offbymILmILcontiHe Monttomeryrbyhimthe horses you know He sired Glascoe the only stallion that defeated the won ringHisStates first premium in Sweepstakes Saddle Classes combined rings light harness heavy horses high steppers coach horse best pair horses both being bv Forresti and best type to produce a carriage hi rse One of his get was awarded a medal abroad for being the best type to improve the breed of horses there Third Forest Denmark is considered by many good horsemen the handsomest horse they bad ever seen He is a bay with black points sixteen hands high and ureighed 1200 pounds in his prime Has the best of bone feet and general conformation and carries a very high tail naturally Like begets like Fourth His colts rank very high in the saddle horse world They have the west of saddle horse action style conformation and disposition The will be ought after as longas there is a demand for high class horses Brood mares bv lira have already proven themselves leading matrons Fifth Your patronage will be appreciated and we will do the most in our power to help furnish you a good market for colts by our horses For other particulars apply t- oChenault Woodford PygmSrFF fi At our barns one mile south of Mt Sterling we will also stand a beautiful white Shetland pony at 1000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT T Those having undersized or plain mares cannot do better than patronize thislpony He goes six distinct gaits and is a sire of saddle ponies We have success tmated him with mares as much as sixteen hands 1 high His sire is the Kerr pony that changed hands twice for 5O and his dam we sold for 200 4 Attention and keep of mares on grass 3 per month OIbenault Woodford85t C Groan Briar Stock farm RAY mOSS Proprietor RFD No 6 MT S EHLIXU K Y Phone G3 u Emerald Ray 4278 A S H R Season of 1911 at my stable 3yz miles south of Mt Sterling S20 TO INSURE LIVE COLT Sire Emerald Chief 2132 dam by Sen ator Blackburn 3165 great show horse and sire Emerald Ray the Twentieth Cer tury horse the kind the King wanted in Exchange for his kingdom Emerald Ray is fivegaited with a brilliant rack and trot He is conceded as fine a horse as Kentucky produces A horse who impresses his beauty grace quality rich breeding and class Breed good mares to him the colts will sell themselves SrarcJlettSire of High Priced Mules Hving more 100 sucklings than any three jacks in this end of the county Mares accepted in Mt Sterling where grass is u anted Grass and attention 200 per month 25 in premiums will be given suckling colts by Emerald Ray at Montgomery County Pair 1912 30ltI WantedQuick- A boy between the age of 15 and 20 to learn the printing busi ness A fine chance for promotion Apply at this office tf r r tf i i w4i = =I J STERLING CHIEFf 2079wl at the head of Woodford Stock Farm MT STERLING KY championsire i damby3Ideally color rich dark chestnut height 15 li weight 1150 pounds Perfect conforma tion and a horse of great intelli c tailedhorseand trot and is good at the five gaitsfeeLiving Colt Free season to the mare that STERLINGCHIEF Inspect this horses allaround maresorJ Thornton Woodford a j I Stampshare over FiI itheJ 7 r k A1yI yY i St qMr 1 AMUSEMENTS try So many of the musical play- are 7 built with rhyme or bef w lieve all that is necessary is several t vaudeville acts and an opening and1 closing speech Such is not th 0f Zcase with U Ian Cupida musical y jifarce to be offered at Tabbs Opera House Friday April 14th The play ofUDan Cupid is in three i nets with a great plot to follow o Twelve big musical numbers and1 nine complete changes of costumes Miss My ra Jefferson and John D Taylor two well known farce f featuredfs and her farcial ability which in eludes Miss Dorothy Howard Blanche Kay 1 A Weaver und1 Jack Marsdon witha prett chorus of exceptionally prett I iiirls Accidents will happen but th bestregulated families keep Dr Thomas Electic Oil for such emer encies It subdues the pain and heals the burn 1m ror Sale a Double Standard Polled Dur heal Bulls which are hornless ic Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks xx cy an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China fI F and gilts 19stalfT ff Ivy t Spring clothes make the cash 1 thermometer fall like a cement itt blockThe AU cup of regret never leaks q hee- pandl1oultry Lame Lei Well wish toIthat I used LiniIment on lame that t has given me much trouble for six I itmonths It was so bad that couldnt walk sometimes for aIr week I tried doctors medicine t1 myleg t 4 heard of but they did me notI good until at I was persuaded to try Sloans Liniment The first t application helped it and in twotweeks my leg was wellA L t I HUNTER of Hunter A- laI I Good for Athletes t Mr K OILMAN instructor of f athletics 417 Warren St Rox bury Mass saysI have u- sedSLOANS l j rt LINIMENT I with great success in cases of ex I treme fatigue after physical tion when an ordinary rubdownfJI would not make any impression Sloans Liniment has no equal as a remedy for Rheu matism Neural I orImuscles or joints Prlo8s25o60o l 100 Sloan book on horsef cattle coat tree Addressyf I iDrlarlSSloan11 BMtM Mail V1 Ai J or i 4 III say have Sloans a leI I I 4 all last exer a WANTED 50 MEN AND WOMEN SpecialnOffer Made by W S Lloyd W S Lloyd the enterprising- e druggist is advertising today for fifty men and women to take ad vantage of the special half price offer he is making on Dr How wards celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia and get a fifty cent package at half price 25 cents With Dr Howards specific at hand you can eat what you want and have no fear of ill conse quences It strengthens the stoat ach gives perfect digestion regu lates the bowels creates an appe tite and makes life worth the liv 11ing IIf you cannot call at W S Lloyds store today send him 25 youea package promptly charges paid W S Lloydl has been able to secure only a limited supply of the specific so great is the demand and you should not delay tithing advantage of the liberal oiler he is making this week 4042 A healthy man is a king in his own right an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave Burdocks Blood- S Bitters builds up sound health keeps you well 1m Pluck Wins Daniel Willard is president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad He is 50 years of age and in 1880 he was a track laborer on the rer mont Central railroad He was without money without friends nnd still he climbed to the top Why 1 Because he worked and didnot snarl he studied and did not prow he did not damn the worldand his fellows who had more of this worlds goods He= mode himself valuable He did not rail at conditions or capital He toiled intelligently he toiled persistently he did not fritter away his time Thirty years ago he was u track laborer Today he is the president of a vast system of rail roads This is the land of oppor tunity and advantage and any American boy with the courage the mettle the application the per sistence and the industry can climb to the top There is no royalroad to greatness Work and study plucK arilnever spy die wins the battle Always extend a fallen brother a helping hand said Theodore Roosevelt in his banquet speech but when you have placed him on his feet and he refuses to walk let him plane There is truth and humanity in the observation But when you have refusesIdriftwood like all other driftwood down the stream and is lost to view Daniel Willard walked when he was helped He did not expect to be carried along The line healthy country doesnt seem to need saving but the can didate must have an excuse for being in the race WINCHESTER j rtonument WorksWIN- CHESTER KYv BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me 1know your wants and I will call on you and save you money P H JACKSON Prop t V 1c 7 1T April 27 and 28 CleaningUp Days Pursuant to a suggestion of the State Civil Improvement League the local Executive Committee has designated Thursday and Friday April 27 and 28 as cleaning up days On those days a general holiday is to be declared and it is proposed to clean up the entire city free of cost to the citizens The property occupants are re quested on these days to have all garbage and refuse on the curb and the Civic League will have the necessary wagons and carts and as sistants to haul it away All citi zens are urged to cooperate in this plan and help the purpose of the League to beautify the city and promote the health of its people The enterprise has the active co operation of the Womens Clubs the county and city administrations and all of our best people The following ladies and gentle men have been selected as chair men of the Subcommittees First Ward John S Frazer W Hoffman Wood and L H ArnoldSecond Ward K S Stokley Rev E E Dawson Mrs Mary Winn Lockridge and W C Gill aspic e Third 11ardJ S Estill Lee Fisher and Ben Bell Fourth WardC H Petry Mrs Jennie Thompson and C B StephensI Terrific Windstorm A tern Ire windstorm which lasted for several hours Tuesday night April 4 and was a gale of cyclonic proportions caused con siderable damage throughout the county mostly to tobacco barns many of which were entirely blown down and a large number unroof ed The damage in this respect is considerable but in most cases is covered by insurance In the city telephone and electric light wires suffered The large gliss crystal in the South face of the Court House clock and a pane in one of The German company musical hilarious with melodies tunes the in the Circuit Court room was blown out by the wind and roofs damaged City Council At the regular of the City night April the ordinance for brick streets which was at an adjourned a few ago was a reading andagain and brick streets are now No other of was trans acted by the 4 The noblest deeds are not done at so much per do Hannas Green Seal I THE MADETOWEAR PAINTII I Has stood the test of time and has been improved in quality with the passing years Many brands of paint are offered for sale and quite often careful is not given the subject with reference to the quality of the paint to be used EXPERIENCE IS A GOOD TEACHER THE QUALITY 1 1 1Itis a good idea to learn the composition of the paint you intend to use There 1isI differenceThe formula appears on every package of Hannas Green Seal Paint Tint t an evidence of good faith and attests the confidence the makers have iin their product t FOR SALE BY I Thos Kennedy Mt Sterling Ky 1 Tabb Opera House Not Until 7ridu17fpril 11 Inimitable Comedienne Wss 9llrra Jefferson and n clever presenting that merry sufficiency 9Jan Cupid A play mesmerizing and tantalizing Common Sense Prices 25 35 50 and 75 Cents t windows andsigns meeting Council Tuesday 4 calling passed meeting weeks given second adopted assured business importance Council scrutiny TEST Movement for Parkway A movement is on foot to build a parkway in the center of Broad way and Court streets reaching from Main around to Maysvilla street and being twent six feet wide on Broadway and thirteen feet wide on Court street The project is a worthy one and one of which we can express our heartiest approval Pure Single Comb Rhode Island wed eggs for sale 75c per setting of 15 Mrs W A DeHaven Phone 734 374t u dl t 3- r We Wont Argue the Question With you or anyone else on the goodness of Shirts and Furnishings When a man spends his money his judgment lies good or bad Manhattan Shirts are good enough for our money and they are best for yours The January shipment thats the first New York shipment are now in and on sale Have you seen the new style Colonial Shirts with one soft and stiff collar to match and the turn back or link cuffs attached Say they are the latest We have oxfords and madras cloths and some v percales in these uptotheminute exclusive madetoorcler Shirts Ask the salesmen to show you the new things SPURTS FROM 15O UP i Spring Styles now shown in every Departme11tI WALSH BROS MT STERLING KV 5 4 n i f T = 1 Companytl l 1 a iltc Jt lrs ga 0 t lfehNJ i iJu al ggtfr r fciAXuttf op net rb ana Mtaait = =t bt btr JY1j VSE LiQJAJt pa TrAR- Jwl Jcwt aaulm9 9c W f awwauoesasd arr sri war+ pwi Mr ANNOUNCEMENTS WofWt slMdwi w xn maU ttx 04 aag sir oesrRati nafrjs et to t3se ac = I trJJis 1M b Prifuasy A jY J sr syo s For United States Senator MMIS OWE M J4JUW For Governor 1 I faIJf 1 For Lieutenant Governor MOX J P F1JWUDI j For Attorney Ocnerafr I HON O H KUJkO rr For State Treasurer 1 If4l TM JK b ItHEA i FCor JCJIork of the Court of Appeals i JIOJ BOSKT L JtYJSeii huff L WJfhGA aHs7 IAW Sl1fUATtJJ At a 0 tMf of the Uemocraik CoMMUttee e1 the Kioetieth Legj itMtivt iJieNim bald Iwe fix Jd e Wa Lw Caiiot wu eatiifSett1- a1 t rayttltf UctMcnMie neunee far Ii prset tare to ibb Jjj I r It will be rnaartifrad that it was berek tone greed that the se 1 tadioo offlute ooaiuMe shouldt be left U KcMte Mntr it bang Meeee oouaiys tutee too fs n4 the noowea web setstiion to beII sde or prisaary Ij 10 the priMftqr f wbioiwrianrs to byre PCM IiI and prop I Offer held JudfcCrmtf received the Mreet number of fled rotsowt t1 the CoaMBilKe did the wine andFx rrect tibioff la jipptvriog the rr gdtLIr Ben L Bruner present Hecretarjr of Imo M a prospective I r + lidatt fur the Hepublkao uoaMoatioQ for C OtetMr If the wood iek OM stead this jar he isi certainly i strong bird We pr Uwe tlJf jraolJ Jury iih having the ubual experience and that the wiUeMra i ltkutJfJII oo I owit Writ fr the r jl FFint t+ t a d whj a f i xe worth w pileII SuttonEastin CoI I Punoral Directors and mbcttmors jtfmbiIanco Soruco f i Wain and lank VlruQlsII I IeOrJlfJr tfyfit Pfionos 295 and 20 LII flitEk STE Jw i r Flowers Plants Our Aim is QUALITY IIt iis nunjfilKod lung ufur junrnlity is fortfotton WwjJJ havir it us I OIAJL in till followintr Iiowerrl American BCUUtIe- SKillarney Roses White and Pink Richmond Red also Yellow Roses Easier Lilies Carnations Violets Sweet Peas iladiolas and Long Stem Tulips fry Our SPECIAL BOX of ASa sorted IFlowers 3 to 5 or more GRASER HUMPHREYSffi- iino 047 HIT STERLING KY Miss 0L Power Owingsvillc Ky Agents KyJl l IIIKyMrs+ 1 Ky Jk I i iIl- jj I The Aft Sterling National Bank I Cap11 50fflQ Surplus 50000 Lvdivsded Profits lJ50oit j C Cashier Cmar0 a flasrisblsg ill yC i Ue jgkd to ante Ae ssapid 1 4of lae O0tiia atItt dlwMld not be sarprieai te 19 erelnarksb a osarii it the- u x f t6tt e tmII flastir 1 i errsPtyLat trial eowd bart fooa pUrI eteKil tcs ygo for 5IIe is ter bra f1tAlar+ tare 1De tetyie of Cmaro aloe pro trtasbise and tpi+ ule ethett eeireuta of one catfgeMfeii The lucre jsuoa tbasdkm and i bet uu cad are optodote IB all rekpeet it is Mt tbat vaakbjr Xetr Yorfc auks urlj tcwpiate dam beautiful ray bvms at Caaiargo toondsr to take adraaiftge of the HtddBetud iprmjp in tlt neiborheed We are glad to sae allnadlof our jCM d wmtr Cry and lllJpecullx txtADdcair eon ratnl I tMNM to the mod people of tam a to for their orogretwve0ass and I PiWp I Ia tine OMmeetMW we add toss aereral pruminoot 1isIaII row the ttxnioUiiw titves that neigbiwrboodand we take pure in extending them a wel 1Kttebatj I will rcMo time to time caw in their j lot with VI 40it Easter Dpositl clJll ss atri aaaa ooanat- hli 3 SIerl JiztjuaJ B- Tlrz j I6ID1 urn IriII be s urn ion 31 ilnrrtc Qc say mart af eoicc as i 1aI nMme r ant izu ae 20 1Dl r at7U 5nu D2 s its t r XU A i ylSit B PATTEESOX tales ujfHis ladies of the Episcopal Cbardt wifl baveaa exchaaireat a J TsiiBbi sjsn efayisaOwA FJBB s j I I II ey minar aid all hiads aI edibles arils be aat rIe I FRECKLES I Kcw Dray The QyJctly Removes I Ili1ese fiomelj Spots II I1befts no longer the sKefatest tad of ttooe aAaroed of sour f I freckles as f1 new dam ovine I double streogtli kas beet ROt ered that k a posWve cur for tIee haen4 1SSiaatly het aue otmee of oit- awsA n double from W sj Lodaed sgpiy a little of it at i niebt aDd in the monoBK yon DI1elbtidit freddes have raaisbei eaitI tardy It is seldom that more i than an ounce is need to COIBl pletely clear tie skin aod gala a beautiful dear complexion j 4 Be sure to ask for the double j strength ortbine as this is sold t obder guarantee of money back if it fails to remove the freckles i ATIANTIG CITY CONTEST TIlE Ai v xATK announced lawt week that it proposed to send a party of Jive young ladies on a ten days trip to AtlanticjCity and inJJ sorted a nomination blank in the paper From the large uuuiber of jirfs nominated it is asured that much interest will be taken whet the contest begins j Atlaotic City is known the worldover aod its visitors nnrabe i mans Uwusauds every season and it is Avon up to be the greatest summer resort in the world j enItrJ j i RULBS I Kales of the contest and further particulars will appear in an earlyiraueFill i the nominating blank and send it in NOW and get 3000 jl votes to start on NOMINATING BLANK I i Mt Sterling Advocates tlsrltic City Oontest I Nominate Miss a of as a candidate for your L tlantic City Contest Nominated by Under no circumstance will the name of the person making nomination be ivKlxed I r SKASOJST 1911 Thomas W Fitzpatricks Stable South Queen Street MT STERLING KENTUCKY I At Service j I J I EARL PATCH I 1 UV DAN PATCH CHAMPION PACING STAIJJON OF Till WORLD I FEE 10 THE SERVICEI CASH r RESCEUSII I HY CIUSCKUS CIIAMIION TROTTING SrAJ J JON 01 TIIU WORLD TEE 5 THE SERVICEI CASH After third leap free Mares bred three or more times and fail to get SvithfoaJcnij ba returned ffep in 1912 c 1 4 k- tqf fpI K tkCif i i llben Mfr E1lug1propnetor 4efi bale Mi kity llimOUi which exhibits si 3IL String on April ji 13 decided to inaugurate his I aitesatb seassm as a sucseessfal I perreror ofall that is good in cit= j tas4oin to the public he decided to create 2 aew departure his idea beta to combine afrstelasstircus- aid old wea performance under oaemmnwth stretch of waterproof i and SB proof canvaSt and for price of aJinisaoa MMiethinjf i er atttswpted before by any 4L owri an both circus and Wild wet isifi be complete exhibitions in itsatf hi every detail mating ij the best exhibition ever differed to I the pebfic 1Vhilegiring two dis tinct exhibUtore tile pry will be the seine as char pf for Father sirens or Wild West by utter managers 125si i Center Tables 11 r iik Ilain or Quartered Tjlts suitable for any room The legs are nicety turnedtop and shelf bbaped attractively a strong well made well finished table Size of tops 16x16 to 24x24 inches Price85c to 300 0W Saxrisf Funeral Director and Embalmer I Mt 3tieiiing Kr i I IPH S I 001 47 Y kna JSU rr reraser Humphreys I O 1+ DKSjrx WORK CIT FLOWJJRS and WKDDIXG DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY GrftUOOtic brine 8Store Phone 547 SIT STERLING KENTUCKY worth 1500 at Filled 17 Jewel Gents J Watch worth 1500 at I Delt he Htthcut a Bissells sCftLSave the wear aud tear on TOUT car pet and on yourself It does your sweeping easy and well last the thingto pick up scraps sew ing or use in the dining room after a meal As for a price a BISSELLS will outlast 2 corn brooms 50 is cheaper in the end Price 1 275 to 325 I CTTT J LA TXiviwJS Furniture and Undertaking L OUR LEADERS 4 ForThisWeekFilled Gold 117 WatchI J W JONES JjWJ jJr jjiiI li diIITak-eII It From Us i i JJupJJ Crave Jwnetts Patents Gun Metals Tans etc j ifLetyour pocketbook 6 J I l1JVIGL7916 W II BERRY S CO Ih I aam itJJjiiUti ml m rJIIn 1 ir UU llIlImnmmnnilllinlr1lihialII i iiIIUllllmllmn iIi ir Loans nsurance Jaiearl tstate ao csGREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG r I i v l J Ij f 1 f jl 1 N r Inlt f yL il I t K i 1 y ti i c Vswww vvY1WWW i BURPS i Lr iLr6ARDN liI SEEDS AT DuersoiTs Drug Store Phone 129 No 10 Court S Y n n I I AMMMMM f MMMMMM Q r i rx 1bo e ii i PERSONAL aNw S 1Y tiAE i i1J C Graves spent Monday in Owing- vine i jack Burbridge spent Sunday in Ca r Sunda3n isleMiss y y Jj J Walsh is expected home from Flor ida this week Miss Myrtle Dillon visited Miss Nancy Kern per last week JJV Hord Tiptoii spent several days iin Cincinnati last week spendingths Loring Turley visited friends in Bour bon county the past week kI Howard Wyatt and Clark Kemper wer e 1r Qi1 Carlisle Monday on business Paintstville is attending court here this weekroo 4H S Good aster and wife of Owings ville visited friends here this week judge John A Daugherty of Owings MonMayMiss Nelle Tipton and Mrs Chas A Lindsay were in Louisville the first of the week R H White left Monday for Louisville tofattenl the meeting of the State Board oftPharmac3 iMiss Gladys Wilson has returned to Jlemingsburg after a pleasant visit to Miss Flo Shirley Leslie Shrout the competent Count iniMiss Mary Huls of Lexington attend edUhe dance at Trimbles Hall last week and spent several clays with relatives here 7 risiHarlan Sexton W L Craig John Helton and J R Hicks attended th meeting of the Democratic Committee here Monday ii Attorneys Henry R Prewitt R A jChiles and Lewis Apperson returned from i l theyhadness Irand Mrs A fiche and littler daughter Helen after a pleasant visit of ten lays with Mr and Mrs G P Beidle atTtfartfordt I Mr Walter Peck of Pomeroyton KyIaformer graduate of Smiths Business College Lexington has entered the Com- mercIal Department of Mt Sterling Col legiate Institute to better prepare himself for a special position as bookkeeper 1 Miss Virtna Hamilton who has been filling the position of bookkeeper for S Pj Greenwade for several months to gain 1 practical experience has resigned her CommercialDepartment 4 = Institute to complete her course with a view to accepting a better position 1 55xtraGood clothes for boys all styles andcolors I p- i Punch Gravesi All kinds of cereals at Vanars 1el1is- G g J fftjLadies dont fail to see our line of slippers which is the most com plete line we have ever carried Y Punch Graves l voo s os syev svvbebe 3RELIGIOUS 3 Oe Q vo oe oeveveR- ev E A Cottrell of Palmouth will Wednesdayevening Special Easter services will be heM ati Sunday1II0rll1nged by F C Peppiatt There will 1 be special music tlWomens1 1st Church will be held with Mrs Chas beginningatspecieservice oSale My residence property on 1Io avenue Frame house 7 roomsi outtbuilding including wash house cook house stable etc This is one of the most desirable homes iin the city und must be seen to be apI preciated O W McCormick 39 tf for orExchange Cyclopedia of Commerce Ac countancy and Business Admini 5 tration 10 Vol Can use gasoline engine or typewriters 392 Graser Humphreys styiers and colors Punch Graves Eggs for Matching E B Thompson and Pope Strain Barred Plymouth Rock j 15 eggs 75 cents 400 per 100 Mrs James Cravens Phone 559 A 39 tf for Sale One pn lof 5vearold mare mules one 3i inch Birdsell wagon good as new one 3 yearold mare good driver Lee Trimble 39 tf New tomatoes beans and strawberries received every day at Van arsdells Sole agents for the Youman hats Punch Graves EASTER SPECIALS Fancy Alabama Strawberries 25c qt Fresh Potomac River Shad mack Bass and Spanish Mackerel Fresh Caught Yellow Baking and Pry ing Salmon Fish Large Dressed Frogs and Fresh Deviled Crabs aucYl Curly Lettuce Hot House Cucumbers and Long Red RadishesNew Asparagus and Rhubarb Fancy Ripe Pineapples and Graje FruitCelery Spring Onions and Kale Green Beans New Peas HensePlease give usyour Orders Early T K BARNES SONS Headquarters for Seed Sweet Potatoesii Stacy Adams i styles and colors The most con plete line we have ever carried Punch Graves Speciall low prices on till Idn of Sweet Potatoes for Saturday and Court Day at Spot Cash Gro cery t WalkOver shoes and oxfords Punch Graves Cane poles 5 and 10 cents Keels 10 cents Fish lines 1 cent upcc Tho Fair Our Horse Stocks isa saver of the mean horse- Stephens Stold Y For fishing tackle tackle The 1 Variety Store Bank Street 40t Screen windows 25 and 35 cents Look at ourI doors before buying The Fair Phone 343 You will be inter estedI 403t Best line of canned goods at Van arsdells st g m 5 for a Luxury IYou Wallt errs Perkoion J Iomoj r X h i As a Qxcsllou of VALU the OTHER I We are Selling Is a Z CII J3iq lJargaln FlollrI c t t IJ There is a WHY y I Ask Yarrr Neighbordr MR TA DBIfIf i ii- M Mt 1 c tj iirrtit8Iek1 7v Mrs P B Turner has been quite sick since last Saturday Mr George Berkley is dangerously ill at his home on Whin street Mrs J Q Stephens is convalescing from a sickness of several days The many friends of Caldwell Clay arc glad to see him able to he out again after severalI weeks illness Get our iprices on flour ranars dell Ladies Exchange MillItan ex change Saturday at Trimbles Hull We guarantee every piece of material in the S S cart to be the best that money con buy Stephens Stokley Buy the hodbecitttse is a better car not because it is cheaper 38lt Garden Seeds of all kinds at The Variety Store Bank Street 40 tf Big Specials advertised for this week will be sood on Court Day at Spot Cash Grocery Best of every thing to eat at Van arsdclls ILargest line of Easter novelties in town 5 find 10 cents The Fir VurietrStorehighest price 40tf We guarantee every piece of work put out by us- Stephens Stokley Phone 313 You will be interested 403t Get our prices on flnir Vanars dell Real Estate Real Estate TIlE WORLD IS MADE OF Real EstateI LET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IT WE HAVE FOR S- ALEFarms of all sizes and prices city residences and vacant lots listsbefore you buy I i LIST YOUR fRM 1WITH US NOW i Any business entrusted to us will receive our immediate and prompt attention I dEvallsOffice 46fMT STERLING KY n II Tie Garageis ON I Bank Street A utomobifes II FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any TraIn ON NOTICE I Strother Frazer Phone 268 Stcrlinn Kentucky NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS In accordance with nn ordinance adopted by the Board of Council of the city of Mt Sterling Ken tucky on April 4 1911 sealed bids will be received for the original construction by paving and curbing with vitrilied blocks und con crete base the foowingstreets in the city of Mt Sterling Kentucky towit Maysville street from the C 0 depot to the south line of High street Main street from the west line of Wilson street to the East line of Bank street Court street and Broadway to the south line of High street The plans and specifications for said construction are now on file in the oflico of the City Clerk Each bid must be sealed and marked Bids for street paving nnd addressed to the City Clerk Mt Sterling Kentucky Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check on a National Bank for one thousand dollars Said bids will be opened in the presence of the Boardof Council at 730 oclock P MI April 20th 1911 The territory to be pined covers approximately twelve thousand square yards The right is reserved to reject any and all bids IV A SAMUELS Mayor C B PATTERSON Treasurer H1 RI GO Clerk 102 Strothe ib Frazer have the agency for the Ford seemedII bile the best car there is roads and hills The price is cer tainly right Touring car or four passenger runabout S7hO torpedo openrunsI runnIboutspeecloIneIter Tools etc F 0 B factory aslt Eggs for Sale I have for sale Rose Comb Rhode Island hen eggs 100 for 15 or S600 per hundred C T Plates 37to 43 Mt Sterling Ky How about that New Years res oution to buy your shoes from r BRUNNER 1 I am looking for I youJiJtI j i Case Corn Planter For Accuracy in DROPPING and SIMPLICITY it is UNEQUALED Let us show you the many advantages f Chenault Orear 4 Kentucky3sem t tI rIJ i I Corr hirsatiors Sale I t I IWellI v4 Mares Geldings Jacks Mules Ponies and IIStallions Ky to Thursday be held at April 27 HogsIIAn exceptional opportunity to obtain what you may want not only for breeda N lag purposes but for general uses ichamllinif etc In this sale there are a number of valuable Itrood Sows heavy with pigs as well us 35 Shouts weighing from CO I to 100 pounds each Catalogue mailed on request for further information address TA36 GREENE Mt Sterling Ilo t KyIe J S 11 d ur Will Attend Conclave Montgomery Commandery No5 Ivnisihts Templar will attend the conclave at Lexington May 17 and 18th accompanied by Saxtons full brass band Great reparations are being made by the Lexington Commandery to make this conclave the greatest one ever held in the state All kinds cereals titnnals dellV Recruiting Station Closed f Ser reant I W Lunsford and A Corporal E W Walker who for i the past several months have been stationed as recruiting officers at the local recruiting station have gone to Irvine Ky whre they will be put in charge of a new re cruiting station which has been opened there Screen wire per yard 9 cents up The Fair h t iI IT1 1 ISS Kr rnnrn I I Ll IrlltI Than Receive At least in some cases but when it comes to selling cheese at a good deal less than cost why its better to receive n 0 ONE WEEK ONLYBEGINNING MONDAY APRIL 10 We Will Sell Our Best Cream Cheese 12fcc a lb Regular retail price 25 c Ib Onion Sets red or yellow down to quartOrAll lOc Mackerel 5c- All 12h c Mackerel 7 f c White Fish per kit down to 45c Remember we sell the well known Blue Ribbon Garden and Flower Seeds 2 papers oc Spot Cash Grocery Vv The Store For That Good Coffee b i f- w4Mrww try yM + r iW r ++ r + M k h4 wSi 1 rlf 0 K t t rr Ii ICOLUMNI Ikt f l c t tII We may not realize perchance what home means to us until seas I and mountains separate us from the loved ones perchance not un til sickness and misfortune conk perchance not until the dreaded shadow falls upon the threshold and the raven croaks above our portals But when some tie is snapped and some link is broken and some chair is vacant at tho fireside then we realize that the cords which bind us to the home stead are knotted in the bosoms core and center then we realize that the poet sang for us and sang for all the world when he sang be side the Thames u Mid pleasures and palaces tho I may roam Be it ever so humble theres no place like home TRIBUTE TO HIS MOTH Kit I owe a great deal to my mother She was a seamstress cook washlady and never until late in life hada servant in the house And yet she was a culti vated woman She read Chan ping and kept up with the litera ture of the day When I was a little tot she used to read good books to me You young women have here every opportuni for literary cul ture and you ought to avail yourselves of it You ought to be very proud with money earned so honorably for money that is not ILearnedhonorably will never do you any good The above words were spoken by Mr Carnegie the ironmaster while talking to a large company of working girls in New York City And then this man of unlimited 1 wealth closed by saying I I shall never forget how proud I was when I got my first wages of 125 a week and how J felt when- I was raised to 150 as a telegrnuh I1 si operator To take home that ta to my good mother gave me M a feeling of manly independence V nod gave us hnppi homespure homes They nay be humble enough but if love be in them they will keep the ship of state anchored in serene and peaceful waters No blot willstain the JIV Hag The laws of the country will bo framed in wisdom and upheld in honor The statesmen will be steadfast in the forum The soldier will be valiant in the field The sentinel upon the watchtower will be faithful in the hour of danger and all will be well with theV republic iSpfl J SOMK ADVICK TO +VIVKS Remember that you are married JItaJ to a man and not to u gucl13e prepared for imperfections Anticipate the discovery by your husband that you are onlyI a wo 4 man if you were nut he would not care about you Once in a while let your hus K band lure the last word it will gratify him and be no particular Sour Apples Whiten the Teeth Those who make practice of eat ing hard sour apples chewing them slowly bit by bit will have glistening white teeth One apple day Is I b J I Jo J 1 I loss to you Be reasonable it 5g a great deal to ask under some circumstances but do try reasonable women are rarebe rare- Rememberw that servants are made of the same material as you lure a little coarser grained per haps but the same in essentials Try and forget yourself as to your husband forget that you married him and remember that he married you He will then probably do the reverse Let him read the newspapers at the breakfast table it is unsociable but then it is only a trifle after all and ho likes it Let him know more than you do once in a while it keeps up his selfrespect and you will be none the worse for admitting that you are not actually infallible Read something in the paper be sides fashion notes and society columns have some knowledge of what is going on in foreign coun triesBe a companion to your husband if he is a wise man and if he is not try to make him become your companion Raise his standard do not let him lower yours Respect your husbands relations especially his mothershe is not the less his mother because she is your motherinlaw she loved him before you did Home Home To define this simple English word is to exhaust the resources of metapho It is the charmed center of all existence It is the golden axletree around which all industryall thought all lingrotates It is the casket of humanitys crown jewels It is the hive of loves sweet honeycomb for which we hoard and hope and hunger It is the haven of re treat to which we turn our foot steps when the labors of the day are over It is our bivouac on the march It is our wellspring on the desert It is the anchor which keeps our ships from drifting out to sea It is the compass which keeps our rudders true to heaven It is the voice which calls to us across the waters lowing louder and clearer and sweeter with the deepening twilight Home sweet home A crust of bread a pitcher of water a thatched roof and love there is happiness for you whether the day be rainy or shiny Hearts cure the trump cards in life and l prelnt at of heaven The heart is the bookkeeper of our actions How do you keep it 1 Is it clean mind pure enough for public inspection or is it scarred over w th bad thoughts andworse deeds Ah keep thy heart dili gently for out of it are the issues of lifeGood woman try and hit the nail you aim at and not the one on your thumb t tSPECIAL EXCURSION I CINCINNATI AND RETURN Sunday April 9 and 23 SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 725 amASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARSr r Vjy a a s- umlent 1 s Building Without a Window buildIng Intheinthef r J BACKOIVfSOUT Plenty of Mt Sterling Readers Have this Experience You tax the kidneys overwork them They cant keep up the continual strainThe back gives outit achesand pains Urinary troubles set in Jot wait longer take Doans Kid nev Pills Mt Sterling people tell you lion they act JohnJ W Forman 8 Montgo mery St Mt1 Sterling Ky says HI think my kidney trouble was the remit of overexertion I was obliged to rive up till work that required stooping on account of a weakand lame back I was often laidup for several days at a time and finally I began to lookaround for a cure I did not find anything of benefit until I procured Doans Kidney Pills at F 0 Duer sons Drug Store I was soon well and strong and now am entire 1 ly tree from kidney trouble 1 am pleased to give Doans Kidney Pills mv endorsement For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Kemember the name Doans and take no other 392t Advertising is a salesman that is always at work but never weariest a customer that calls on the same man until he is convinced but I never annoys hUll with its insist i ance that spends no time wastes no words and that can always gain an audience and n hearing Alone among salesmen advertis ing has free access to the libraries of President Taftand Mr Morgan it marches unchecked past the sec retary of the big merchant and en ters without hindrance the store of the retailer When it cannot tell its story to a man in his ollice it can always gain his attention at his home No country is so remote no village is so dead that it does not go there for orders and gets them Saturday Evening Post I lath fiscal Court fixes Levy for 1911 The Bath County Fiscal Court has fixed the county levy for 1911 as follows Foi turnpike purposes 25c on the 100 worth of property gen eral expenses 17 cents for re deeming and paying interest on bonds 3i cents for bridges 4 cents in addition to the State levy of 25 cents the 20 cents levy not applying to graded school district The total county levy is 70 cents whichwith the State levy of 50 cents makes the total for the State county and schools 120 In the Ovvingsville Salt Lick and Sharps burg graded school districts the school levy is 45 cents and in the town of Owingsvillu 60 cents making the total tax 205 James W Shankland book keeper for the Owingsville Banking Company was reelected county treasurer but his salary was re duced from S550 to 300 The salary of Jailer Duff was increased from 300 to S400 The County Judges salary rc mains at 1000 and that of County Attorney and Superintendent c f Schools at 800 and 900 respect ivelyContracts for the work of re pairs on about 150 miles of turnpike were let to the lowest and best bidder From 10000 to 12000 will be expended this year on this road work Brag on a man and you have got him whipped the first round Photographs Gnaryements Picture framing IThe Bryan Studio ComingThe Mighty Haag Shows IIIl2I MT STERLING Thursday April j Absolutely Water Proof Tents See Mons Di Pauplaw the Human Bird and his Aeroplane the Metor hno L07 REVIVAL OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES OF ANCIENT ARABIA I Dont miss the greatest of all street parades 1030 A M Re member we will positevely be here on the date mentioned Positively No Gambling JW3E3EH3C ItISterlingg 13J x 11L feJLa Y Vs1 1JS FRAZER Cashier H R PREWrrT PresidentJNO h t IB FRANK PERRY Asst Cashier W P APPERSONV Ind Bookkeeper s What Do Uhey Woan 1 Capital 50600 Surplus Undivided Profits 23W Stockholders cLiabllftySO23OQQ O n MEANS TIlE AMOUNT OF LOSS I the GxchangQ Junkof Jfontucky Would be required to sustain before you as a depositor Sollld lose a dollar Make yorn IItt def osil with us All v 49lyrJilto t5 Jrajrer Cashier iii 1 Sr BP tW rtrl 1913 tti J1 I will notSell you Saddles and Harness whose only virtue is good looks The kind I make is GOOD all the way through Use only brings out its good qualities and does not cost more than the inferior goods I select my own material closely in spect it before going into the work and then clothe it with a guarantee Also Carry a Full Assortmento- fseasonable Horse Goods Whips Oils and everything usually found in a firstclass Harness Store ConroyniiotWb 2q ql L v r V 7 rtl3Ihtp RobinsonThe The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get High Grade Cut Glass m 5iiithe newest floral designs Siverware in the latest mpatterns Sew laVallieresan excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line d CC L tJ tJr J L L I VJX lWife J lli 1itt 1JX2mv J OOOOOOOOOO e a i TJhsf4 the 32raJc Cart You have heard so much talk about Let us show Iyou the difference between this and the others I Prewitt and 7foweL N- iH MH7b r Just Arrived e 1 All thejatest Spring creations in Ladies Dress Goods and Notions er OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Our stock was carefully selected from tho best houses in New YoriIf it came from our store you know and every one knows it is the Best Honey Can BuyeCarpets and Rugs a Specialty 4S4 7fazelrigg dc Son- r l r I 1 i A r- r Y i f to t Ju THE h I s peW Ohio RailwayI Company OR TRAINS AT MT STERLING e UbJect to change without notice AVE ARRIVE 38 m Louisville XI239P in 7p tu Louisville x 937 p 111 o a in Lexhtgton J 925 a ui 5p m Lexington i 705 p m- oa til Rothwell J 205 p m 9pmwashqork x 6t9 a m Norfolk7pj x 347 p IIi Pikeville t 215 p m 5 a m Hiiiton eeping Dining and Parlor Cars on ress Trains W msult agents for particulars i Daily Weekdays liflgtonl l Eastern Ry TIMETABLE West8ouzidNo1 No 3 No 5 STATIONS Dally Dally Sun A M P M Only An Jackson 6io 220 7001 0 K Junction 615 225 705 Athol 640 252 7301 Beattyville Junction 707 320 754 Torrent 730 341 815 i Campton Junction 748 357 828 Clay City 825 435 9024 934Winchesterr Lexington 955 605 1025 East8oustd STATIOSNo2 Nor Doily Dally 1M AM v Lexington 225 735 u 813Li It H 902Camptohr 956ItI W17AlholI 1045OAr 1115Jackson NO4 STATIONSNO3A M P M 1120 Jackson 220 Ar 1140 QuicKsand Lv 15- 0CONNECTIONS L E JUNCTION Trains Nos i and 3 will make connection with C 0 Ry for Mt Sterling Ky CAMPTON JUNCTIONTrains Nos I if 3 and 4 will make connection with r Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp 1 too Ky i BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Train No 2 will make connection with L A I Ry for Beattyville Ky 0 K JUNCTIONTrains Nos 3 and 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Kyand 0 K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent Kf NEW MEAT STORE 111 vsant meat and want FRESH n eat 11 2 place to get it is at a f first Class Meat Store I conduct such a place All of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED We meatsfatble Not Cut Prices but I rrIYis out dlOTTO i Give us a trial and be con N vmced i CLAYS 11EATMARECET Phone 64 Next door to Post Office tt I r= friIJ1iIirtilliJi1 J NE DROP Or BOURBON POULTRY I CURErdown the throat of n gAping chlc1 n destroys tho worms and saves thoehleks lire A fcw drops In tho drinking water cures and t AlBVBNTS DISEASB iForthetreatmcntof White Diarrhoea In chicks QUcltbcail and other dhcases In turkeys ttI1l1d hy POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL f liO idc fcottle m akes 12 aftHom f medlctae t l- of rr w u 1 i1r th PM ii iII J DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown All Work Guaranteed and Prices Rig Oillce In Mai tin UuiMlng Phone C2 DR S F HAMILTON Dentist Office Odd Fellows Building MT STERLING KY UOIl1tJ 52lItoI PAUL K McKENNA M D Physician and Surgeon OSco Over Vanaracloll te Co Night Calls answered promptly by ringing C053 rings or coming to office H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR STUBBLEFIELDThe Office Mrs Leo Games 97 W Main St Monday Wednesday Friday Phone 457 263111 DR J L RIcCLUNG Dentist Onico in Reynolds ISldf Court R Maysvillo SU MT STERLING KY DR G m HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3Ir DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Olllco at Anderson t Iloir lmnni lUvcry Stable Ollico 1lioiie 135 Itesldcncc Phone 531 Calls answered promptly Evunlnations free Assistant State Veterinarian for themeJUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kiuds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES se- eS P GREENWADI The Man who haudies only the BEST The place to get engraved call fug cards is the- Advocate Pub Co Inc Hghest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs Feathers Sheep Pelts and Wool G D Sullivan Co 1V Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13iyr Phone 474 Before Building get our estimates on Concrete Blocks We also llay the best pavement that money will buy Posts for building pur poses any size or lengths Our concrete walls cannot be surpassed Anything that can be done with stone wo can do with concrete and the difference in cost would surprise you E C MAINLINE CO 31m Low Colonist Rates To Destinations in the West Northwest and SouthwestVIA Southern Ry Tickets on Sale Daily Until April 10 1911 For further information ask any agent Southern Railway or write to A R COOK D P A Louisville Ky KD STATION DPA Evansville Ind j C BEAM JR A G PA St Louis Mo i t 4 f St i vr How to Cure Chronic Colds and Bronchitis 1910Ihchronic cold and bronchitis and a consequent rundown condition Ireceivedno benefit from doctors and had to give up work VINOL was recommended and from thesec improveImy cold and bronchial trouble dis againIanyone who is in need ofsuch a medicine THOMAS HIGGINS It is the combined action of the curative elements of the cods livers aided by the blood making and strength creating properties of tonic iron contained in VINOL which makes it so successful in curing stubborn colds and bronchitis VINOL is a constitutional rem edy for chronic coughs colds bron chitis and pulmonary troubles not a palliative like cough syrups youdotltreturn your money W S LLOYD Druggist Opportunities In the South The Southern Agriculturist cau tions its readers against believing nil they see in the flambuoynnt literature they see circulated in the South to interest farmers in other agricultural sections It believes that if the young man would look around to see what the enterprising farmers have done in the South he would find that as wonderfull stories and true ones too could be told of what industry und intelligence have done in the South as are told of other agricul tural sections about which such marvelous claims have been made By way of clinching the argument the Southern Agriculturist gives two examples of what has been accomplished in the South by industrious young men It says Nine years ago a young farmer came to a Sonthern county and invested in some farm land He had sixty dollars He grew straw berries peaches and crows for home use ami bought livid as his funds would justif Now he owns over three hundred ages of land that has been well fencers and improved greatly he has a 5000 dwelling and other farm buildings in proportion He is out of debt and has money to lend Another Southernborn young man left onr Southern State and located in an other and taught school The time was fourteen years ago He saved his money and invested it in farm lands and managed these posses sions so that the land was made better and brought nun a nice annual income Nuw hu uwiih between four and five hundred acres of land and has an income from this that makes him independent of his profession of teach ing although he still has schoolwork There are hundreds of in stances in which young men have gone to work in their community in the South and have won a home and an abundant living in as short a time as could be expected else where The advice given is important and timely and is worthy of at tention of those young men who may bo thinking of going West to grow up with the country There is no lack ot agricultural opportunity in the South for an enterprising young man The South is developing not so rapidly as sonic of the Western States as are continually campaigning for immigration but everywhere there is good progress The South is growing in population and in in dustrial and commercial impor tance It has productive lands and a favoralile climate for agricultural endeavor What more does the energetic tiller of trio soil require Why should ho seek new fields when there are untilled acres at home 1 M Clay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put you Next t best investments Sell The Best AutosLIE WHITE STEAMER Dont fail to see them 44tf V t r bj 2i 2 5 CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN SOON Haag Railroad Shows to be Here Thursday In the little town of Monroe Louisiana lived the family of Enos Haag and about thirtyseven years ago there came to grace the family a son and this son was named Ernest Haag and as soon as he couldeven play tiff ith toys pet playthinirs were the toy animals his parents and neighbors had given him When he grew older his play days were spent playing circus and show and when he was fortunate enough to see one of the circuses that visited his own home he would elaborate on it in his own way and so it went on until he was 19 years old He then secured a position with one of the large circuses in an executive capacity returning home at the finish of the season with one thought to have a show of his own that would be recognized by the circus king also a Southern show for Southern people The following spring he bought a flat boat and organized small show floating down the Red River on the flat boat playing the small towns on the river front He next bought a few wagons and startedan overland show every year enlarging and getting new features and with ever that one idea and ambition to give his friends the public the best money could procure successful manage ment susrgest and brains devise Every year Mr Haag enlarged his show until it became too large to travelon wagons It was then transposed to a railroad show with its own special trains In the fifteen years history ot this enterprise each year has been an urexplained growth and increaset in size over the preceding one and this year has been no exception to the rule Mr Hnag has always had three principal objects in view namely Cleanliness honesty and kind treatment to all Mr Hung claims the distinction of being the only Southern gentleman owning and controlling a Southern show liming Shows will exhibit at Mt Sterling April 1- 3Every Month writes Lola P Roberts of Vienna Mo I used to be p sick most of the time and l suffered with backache and headache My Mother who had been greatly helped by the use of Cardui got me fgj I two bottles and I have tbeen well ever since f TakeCARD U II- The Womans Tonic Cardui is a gentle tonic for young and old women It relieves and prevents pain It builds strength It feeds the nerves It helps the whole system Made from harmless roots and herbs it has no bad aftereffects does not interfere with the use of any other medicine and can do you nothing but good Try Cardui It will help you Your dealer sells it All In the Name This Is the real name of the dalal lama of Thibet Awang lopn tsang tuputanchlachochl chaiwangnhu chiolelangchieh and Fruit Shade Treess AND STRAWBERRY PLANTS Asparagus Blackberries Raspberries Rhubarb Etc Write for Catalog We have no agents H f HILLENMCYER SONS LEXINGTON KY 356t V Et Jack of all trades and success at none Read over the following advertisements and tell us where you would prefer placing your Insurance e BROWN JONES Real Estate Law and Insurance Be charitable and give us a trial J P ROBINSON S Meat Market I also represent the Blank Blank Fire Insurance Co Give insuranceS R J ROBERTS 0 Jersey Milk Country Produce AND Insure ance Give me a Trial Phone 091 BLANK PLUSH BLANK Banking Insurance and Magazine Agency- Mt Sterling Ky SMITH LAWSON e I Real Estate Bonds an- dInsurance Good Companies Mt Sterling Ky S Hoffman Son- Insurance 4 Mt Sterling KentuckyS Over 65 Years Experience iWhich office do YOU think could handleI your Insurance interests THE BEST 5- p S A f O 0 l Nothing Succeeds Like Success YouKnow and everyone knows That the place to get full value for your money is at e L W A Sutton d Sons Furniture Carrpets Rugs Etc lie shoe fits the foot li If your shoes dont fit you dont want m them and we dont want you to have them We recommend Selz flSiSSi k Royal Blue shoes because theyre lk made to fit scientific lasts Selz lk In all shapes to fit all feet- Royal K Bring us any feet you Blue shoe have well fit them 350 4 5 m in Selz shoes for Sale By CLrCK s 0S22 S Maysvilie St Mt Sterling Ky COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship English Night School County Courthouse 21Maddock Principal Mt Sterling Kentucky1l i td 1 s e i t A J 0- IJ U e h 1 T I1 I 1 1J t 4- ii Of I I Dont Sell Cheap Insurance i t tBecause such1 is a Ilosing prop osition for both my customers and myself I want your busi ness not only today but tomor row the next day next month and next year and the only way I can expect to enjoy it is to handle tine BEST policy is sued with no comeback at tached making a specialty of the business knowing it from eend to eendas I do and uotas a Jack of all Agency H a r o 1HVosvie GRASSY LICK John Pegs and wife visited in Lexing ton from Friday till Monday Mrs Lida Rolph and daughter Lida Bruce of Winchester visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday C H Carr is visiting relatives iu Ow iingsville Wtu Cravens and wife are relatives in Mrs Bruce Turner is very sick with grippeGano Caywood aud family visited John Caywood in Bourbon county Sunday STOOPS Farmers are getting badly behind again Oats have come out fine and prospects look good for them- E II L Fassett to improve and promises to soon be well Many from here attended court Owingsville W B Greene bought of J M Bigstiff I OOPYOIOMT IOI THt MMA OP J MICMACLS STCHt 4 CO KOOHirtn N T y Hoffmans GONE Insurance Crazy A FRIEND of mine said Hoffman you are just Insurance crazy I believe you eat drink and sleep Life In surance dont you ever think of anything else said I you are about right but I never did believe in a business unlessone was thorough in it arid to make specialty of such business as mine one must study ALL the to keegjopsted regarding the various changes in the different contracts etc to be able AT ALL TIMES have the BEST that there is to offer my customers rfvPROM the hundreds of life insurance companies I have selected the STATE MUTUAL as having fee best contract on the market for the insured I could get contracts from companies paying me MORE first years commissions but they do not have the contract that would let me feel a satisfied customer is ones advertisement and thats what I have now nothing but satisfied policyholders r S v V11 v jviVtsi 1 ftMINE is the only General Agency where all prremiums are paid and all changes made of a life company Sterling always handy for you to learn anything you may wish to know about policy without having to write to Lexington Louisville or New York HELP BOOST YOUR LOCAL MAN and when I make money I shall spend it here in Mt Sterling V C Of or I visiting continues Monday i0 time best your and Js Alexander 200 hogs at 665 per cwt engaged some time ago Roy Byrd bought recently of Harry Howell a pair of mules for 325 Poultry raisers here have lost neatly all of their young chickens James Hicks bought a nice filly of M Bigstaff for 5150 Robert Tipton sold recently to West Virginia parties a pair of mules for 600 These were considered the best mules in county Mrs Harrison Comic who was operated ata Louisville hospital last week is doing nicely and will soon return home Joe ORear bought of Vanarsdall ICoI a fat cow each of Roy Byrd and E L Fassett at 5 cents per pound On Sunday there will be special services at Somerset church invited attend Horn April 6 to Early Roberson aud wife a 12 pound son Miss Lutie is at home from the E K S N school Richmond until after Easter Joseph ORear bought last week for W B Greene 85 logs of T N Coons and 1 1 of Lawrence Fassett at 6 oo per cwt ing the family of L Tipton at Georgetown Rev J IL Williams and wife of Little Rock visited the family of A V Cook at Flat Creek Thursday Several of our young ladies are laying plans to capture a trip to Atlantic City The wind did damage bond estima tion on the night of April 4 A large tobacco barn the Duerson farm was blown down the colored school house lifted off its foundation and one section roof PLUM LICK J K Todd sold a yearling mule for 13750 James Kendall was initiated in the lodge of the Modern Woodmen of the World at Little Rock Tobacco seems to be on a boom several crops have been sold at 10 cents straight James Kendall had a valuable 2year old mare to get cut on barb wire Dr Robinson took 12 stitches Miss Jessie Morton is teaching a very successful spring school here with quite a Urge attendance This is her first school but she is being highly com mended by the patrons of the district for time manner in which she is OWl r A one or we one on this r is on at our f the school She has perfect control over the children and forbids theni playing anywhere but the school house grounds or in her sight She dont allow the boys to flourish any knives or throw any rocks especially at the people who pass along the public highway Any one passing can easily the differ ence between books and play time If Miss Jessie carries out her intentions to not too well or get too penedi A severe wind storm occurred here Tuesday night of last week and thousands of dollars worth of property was destroyed The tobacco and stock barn of Bob Oldson was I smashing a self binder tobacco setter and one blind horse and forty hogs all of which made their escape with the excep for dear life amid Clay were spared only half of one of their bacco barns while at the same had another one to blow clear off the hill and one of the tier rails was found two miles away sticking in the roof of 1 Richies barn Alvin Beats chimney was blown away and he had hard work to keep the house from catching oh fire Tom Bentleys barn had three posts slip of i I of socket Blowed the top off of Mrs S M Priests barn and damaged the large barn of J Tone Tore the roof off of J B Clarks barn and took the roof offand the partition out of a tenant house for Claud McClain The tenant with his family left during the storm and has not been seen since W A Thomason had a large tobacco barn to blow down Jolty Li Soper below here had two tobacco barns destroyed and W M Berry had one to blow away with 30000 pounds of tobacco Three bents of Owen Ratliffs barn was demolished The damage to fences timber haystacks etc was too numerous to mention I Harsh physics react weaken the bowels cause chronic Doans operate easily tone the stomach cure tion 25c Ask your for tficm 1in I know that there isnt another shoe like the RED CROSS Our know itsA trial would make YOU know it J H The Shoe Man 3931 j n Rye Judge EC off the Kentucky Court of- tt and Candidateii forth Nom i ination for says c 1 vct f itHaving had occasion re cently to carefully study they I values of Life Insurance policies x r issmied upon various plans Ikhave concluded that those Is suedby the STATE MUTUAL of are freest front and are the solidest in many respects 9 11 Am well pleased with my policies in this company II y WHfN THINK Insurance TUiNK Hoffman THE ure MAN r HOFFMAN Name That Has Been Synonymous Insurance For Over Sixty Years I Ji + CORRESPONDENCE at MICHAELSSTERNVINE a a J Montgomery on Everybody to Quisenberry visitI R G on destroyedMan conducting distinguish acquainted nlischitMpusboys completely implementsThere Kirkpatrick K postsQrokcn N lleculets constipa druggist customers PReaiy Appeals Governor Massachusetts quibbling YOU With Owingsville Boys Jv I want fifty boys to join 6urrfCorn Club M J Goodwin County Supt of Schools raintsJi Stains Japalactt + iSh ep Dip iMinors Sheep ll S ttcDIsmfectants AT J i J Mt Sterling Co if WAWAwmMWAJW R W = rTlirUll n ml HP t ill bllml Plntliind Sll H t n Ffirni nin i R f F r Y u r UNCH GRAVESMt Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoe Hat Furnishing Housetthat will please you Strictly the BEST from the BEST in all lines have been with suchattention to the tastes of men men and mothers of and that we are sure of a successfulseason Wickwire and Michaels Co Clothes for All the Leading MakHirshi men and nderheimer men s clothes XTR4 GOOD BOYS CLOTHESStetson and Youman Hats Stacy Adams and Walkover Shoesv E Wand Cluett Shirts Best Neckwear f Hosiery and Gloves The best makes of Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and Oxfords An elegant line of Ladies Hosiery This is the leading Clothing Hat and Furnishing House in town Service prompt carefull courteous Quality our Watchword Yet it is not a highpriced store And on top oi that is our iron clad guarantee Free to the Holder of Lucky Number Fine Shetland Pony Value 150 every dollar cash spent every one dollar paidon past due accounts you chance pony This beautiful little animal display store become demolished caughtbytimethey FacSimile Pony Ticket constipation BRUNNER Republican annoyances Wantedr tM Acme Quality Davies Varnish Zenolum Dinj Drug L S and Have assembled stock made young boys girls Stern Stem young Shoe land With give SHETLANDII SHETLANDII This ticket is good for ONE CHANCE on PONY which will be given to the holder of lucky number on- SATURDAY JULY 8th 1911 A TICKET is given with every CASH purchase of ONE DOLLAR Aimar PUNCH GRAVES t t PUNCH GRAVES r r TWO BIG STORES e iJUiJiJijf4i MTaSTERLING1KY1 jJ 4 0 j- r r tai fl H

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