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The Mt. Sterling advocate: April 12, 1911

The Mt. Sterling advocate: April 12, 1911 The Mt. Sterling advocate 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911041201_sn86069675 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: 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. 5 N " 7T H MT. STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST VOLUME XX Sam C. Estes Dead. Sam G. Estes was found dead in bed on last Monday night just beMr. Estes had fore one o'clock. been complaining with pains in his stomach before retiring but seemed better, however, when his family g wjent to see about him him dead. the night they found xtfr. Estes was a man of wide acquaintance nncKwas a prominent and popular man both in this and He was sixty two Clark county. years of age and had been a member of the Masonic order for many years. He is survived by his wife, dur-Yfn- CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY r&s.'ZS' NUMBER 40 Carrier Changed. A. C. Richardson who has been carrier on Rural Route No. i since the route started September 15th, 1903 has been transferred to route No. 2. Mr. Richardson has a splendid record and his many patrons on his old route hate to see him transferred. He is accomodating and painstaking and the patrons on route No. 2 are to be congratulated. Lee Trimble will be carrier on route No. 4 and will no doubt give satisfaction. MT. STERLING, KENTUCKY, Four WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1911. Circuit Court Convenes Monday. County Horse Show. The following gentlemen comNext Monday the horse owners pose the juries for the April term of Montgomery county will have of the Montgomery Circuit Court: their annual horse show at' the Montgomery Grounds. GltAXD .TUHV. county has the largest number of Ben F. Mifrk, James Ilutsell, fine saddle stallions of any county J. W. lion, Fred McCormick, in the State, besides many good itobt. L. Vanarsdell, Henry trotters and pacers. There Parrish, Jno. W. Wilson, W. A. adjoiningwill be many horses from counties and many visSutton, W. II. Strossman, J. E. itors, and it is expected that this McClure, J. S. Bogie, Sr., T. F. horse show will surpass any ever held in this county. Triplett. Policemen Bring man to Wife. Council- Mrs. Margaret Estes, and three children, Mrs. J. D. Spalding, of Catlettsburg, Geo. M. Estes, of Burnside, and Clyde G. Estes, of near Kiddville. The funeral services were held at the Kiddville Baptist Church Tuesday, interment in Machpelah cemetery. More Trouble in Brcalhitt. Anso White shot and killed Jason Deaton Sunday near Jackson. Deaton was shot three times through the head The killing occurred Sunday afternoon at Anso White's home in the lower edge 'of Breathitt county near the Ferry county line, where the Dea-tonJ Whites and many relatives of both families live in the same neighborhood. White was slightly wounded in the thigh while, besides killing Jason Deaton, White shot Luke Begley, who had accompanied Deaton to White's home, in the head and shoulder, but it is thought that Begley will recover. s, long. men and can do your repair work without causing you to wait so We have three (irst-clas- s work- Practical jokes and tricks upon recently married couples are fairly common. Sam Greene, President of the Council's lower board, was As he left the victim last night. City Hall after Council meeting four mighty "bluecoats" seized him. He struggled, bat to no avail. The police patrol stood near the curb and into this he uncermon-iousl- y Angry and was thrown. indignant he demanded to know the why and wherefore of the business. A gruff voice bade him be still. Soon a long time for the captive they arrived on a quiet street. Then the man in front began honking with such force that the Councilman could hear nothing else. A moment later they stoped before his home. The incessant honking soon brought the occupants to the doors and windows. Strong arms gripped the helpless man and he was dragged up the front steps to his waiting wife. Here he was left with the parting instructions that a young married man had no business out at night. Louisville Herald. Mr. Greene is a former resident of this county but has made )iis home in Louisville for several years. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Greene. Finds Old Record. While looking through some old papers last week Mr- George W. Anderson Sr., found an old permit granted him during the war, the permit is as follows: Oflice Board Trade. Lexington, Ky., Oct. 25, 1864. This is to certify that George W. Anderson of Mt. Gomery County, State of Kentucky has permission to ship Merchandise of all kinds out of and into the state of Kentucky for four (4) months unless sooner revoked. J. Harper, By order of Maj. Gen. Burbridge. Mr. Anderson said he had driven a large number of hogs to Paris to be shipped, there being no railroadhero at that time but that upon arriving at Paris he found it impossible to ship without a permit, After three trips to Lexington ho at last secured the above instrument. The paper is in a good state of preservation the ink and printing being very distinct. - Fair - Mattirg Itugs Matting Drugget 9x12 feet $3.00. 35 and 50 cents. Matting yard 10, 15 and 20 cents. The Fair. Stephens & Stokley. Winners in Pony Contest. Misses Henrietta Coleman and Frances McCormick were returned the winners in the Sentinel-Democrpony contest which closed here Much interest was last week. shown hi the contest, both children receiving a large- - vjote. at Tom L. Johnson Dead. Tom L. Johnson, former Mayor of Cleveland, died after a long at his home in Cleveland. Mr. Johnson was born near He was 57 Georgetown, Ivy. years of age. ill-nn- ss To Whom it May Concern. Elect New Officers. The J. O. U. M. Lodge installed new ollicers last week as follows: Councilor, J. II. Stamper; V. C, W. Curtis; It. Secretary, J. W. Richards; A. It. S., Ernest Keller; F. Sec'y., Hampton Montjoy; Treas., Evermont Charlca; Conductor, W. F. Stewart; Inside Guard, Thomas ltagan; Outside Guard, David Stewart; J. It. P. C, Simpson Mcintosh; Trustee, Joe Botts; Trustee, J. E. Campbell; Trustee, J. O. Hall; Chaplain, caps. J. O. Hall. New tomatoes, beans and strawJ. D. Hunter of the State Counberries received' every day at Van cil visited the council last week. arsdell's. 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 well as the window cards and posters will be out some time this week. Much interest is boing shown and if the weather is good Lexington will have one of the largest meetings in its history. Secretary Will Shelly arrived Sunday and has gone to work on the weight allotments for the Phoenix Hotel and Camden Handi- uoitsi: CAitife. Peter Evans, B. F. Herriott, Let us make your horse cards Por Sale. Jno. L. Coleman. Dan Gibson, or folders. Our work the best, our prices the lowest. Two ficsh young milch cows, W. L. Thompson, Ollie McCorAdvocate Pub. Co., Inc. both with young calves and both mick, Mike Howard, Nick lladden, Bank Street heavy milkers and splendid butter Jr., Joe W. Stephens, Jno. L. Cut glass tumblers, GOc per set; makers. Phone 501. t, Faulkner, A. S. Hart, D. J. plnin tumblers, 20c per set; decoHenry Greene, J. B. Green-wadDon't Porget. rated Chinaware from 5 to 10c Charles Anderson, John piece. The Variety Store, Better not forget those beautiO'Rear, B. F. Carpenter, Jno. M. f Bank Street. ful Easter cards at oxi: ckn't each Barnes, Peter Cockrell, Vincent at Spot Cash Grocery. Tho RED CROSS Oxfords and Vance, Simpson Garrett, E. B. Pumps why, say, there isn't Sole agents for Quisenberry, Dan Prewitt, Chas. more classy production in the mar-a and Michael Sterns line of clothWyatt. ket. J. II. BRUNNEH, ing. Punch & Graves. 39-Joe Y. Scott and James Nixon, The Shoe Man. of Bath county, were each fined Change in firm. S50 in the Circuit Court here Monfor Sale. Barnes and Richards have sold day for selling pooled tobacco. Holt avenue property. Six lots. the City Sanitary Steam and Dry The case of Scott went to the jury Graser & Humphreys. and they returned the above ver- 39-Cleaning Work's to Messrs. Tom dict. Nixon agreed to accept the Fresh vegetables of all kinds at Cunningham, Paul Weckesser and same fine. Win, Altman, and the busiAs we go to press the case of the Vanarsdell's. ness will be conducted under the Commonwealth of Kentucky, vs. management of Mr. Weckesscr. James C. Tipton charged with They have employed a competent killing Clint Allen in this city last and experienced tailor. December, is on trial in the Circuit 11 Mr. Weckesser, the manager, is Court. It will be remembered that a hustling and energetic young Tipton, a policeman shot and killed man and the new .company will Clint Allen, a Deputy U. S. Mardoubtless be successful. shal, while endeavoring to arrest him, and at the same time Mike If you want a cart that rides Gibbons shot and killed Waltei LM'NDRY FOR nrST-CLAeasy, pulls easy looks good and Allen, a brother of Clint Allen. ( i' ALL KIND lastsa long time, buy the S. & S. His case will be called next. The ml to the cart, built by Stephens & Stokley.attorneys for the Commonwealth are assisted by Hon. A. Floyd Phone 343. You will be inter-40-Byrd. ested. High School Commencement. Notice. The Mt. Sterling High School I hereby give notice that I will will have its commencement exer- All work promptly delivered. We give not be responsible for any debts special attention to cises this year at the Tabb Opera made against me unless made by House Wednesday, June 7th. Family Washing me in person or by written order. Iherc are three graduates Miss Lucy Clay Woodford, Hazel This notice to take effect at once. Give Us a Trial 'Phone 15 4U 2t Grubbs and Nell Pangburn. Henry P. Reid. Prof. John C. Acheson of Caldwell College Danville, Ky.. will To the Ladies. JUUV. Bur-chete, 10-tHirsh-Wickwire 3t PKTIT 2 sin S nV - Sterling Laundry Co. Mt. 3t Jardinlers. Special sale for this week. Lot "NNoticc is hereby given that the ersigned will at the May, 1911 of 75c and Si. 00 Jardiniers for 37c meeting of the Board of Prison each. The Fair. Commissioners of Iventucuy make application to be paroled from the Wanted. A standard bred registered saddle mare 8 to 10 years old. Must TlioS. & S. road cart built by be gentle to ride and drive. Will Stephens & Stokley is the best cart not object if she is bred. ever put out in Mt. Sterling. Stephens & Stokley. 40 It . Asa Bean. penitentiary at Frankfort. Jim Willis Manly. Best of everything to eat at "Suffered day and night the torment of itching piles. Nothing helped me until I used Doan's ,. Ointment. It cured me perman I,, Best line of canned yoods i.t A host of satisfied customers, ently." Hon. J. R. Garrett, Vanarsdell's. both shrewd and keen, testify to Mayor, GiraVd, Ala. the worth of BRUNNER'S shoes. See our men's S15 and 18 suits, all styles and colors. . Paris Girl to Wed. Mrs. William B. Giiflith. of Paris, Ky., has announced the engagement of her daughter, Virginia Keith, to Mr. Edward Powell Bosworth, of Middlesboro, Ky., the wedding, to occur April 27. is a niece of Dr. A. Vansant, of this city and is J. a pretty and attractive girl with a host of friends. Miss-Kpriffith- School will hold a commencement some time during the month of Juno. This commencement will be the first of its kind ever held there. The program will be rend ered by the pupils of the eighth deliver the address. In addition to the regular graduation exercises, the Grammar MT. STERLING Lauiiuiy I r u. The. most complete line of ladies' and slippers children's ever brought to Mt. Sterling. All colors, styles and widths. Punch & Graves. grade. , EAST E R i. 1-- 39-- Free Light Free Water Free Telephone Rent a cozy, new and modern fiat in the FOR RENT Electrically operated Vacuum Cleaner, with all at tachraents for cleaning walls, draperies, upholstery, bedding, etc., $1.50 per night. Attach to any electric light socket. More powerful than the hand power ma chines and no labor to operate. Phone 4. See Luther Redmon at Light oflice. 38-- Punch & Graves. For Sale. Boone County White Seed Corn. Coated on ear or shelled, graded and cleaned ready for planter, Best authorities say: planted." 40-5t "Get your seed corn close to where it is to be Thomas J. Bigstaff, Mt. Sterling, Ky. Buys Shop. It Wiil Interest You Apartment House and have a HOME not merely a place to get out of the rain. Come today, let us show YOU. tttM V CLA Y A. C. Tipton has bought the carriage 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. to know that the Sanitary Steam and Dry Cleaning Works are doing tho highest grade work possible. If you have a garment that needs cleaning or pi essing phone 343. Prompt delivery and satis- tii I it I' iI faction guaranteed. W. Paul Weckesser, Mgr. For Sale. Fresh vegetables of every kind lb shares bank stock, one of tho best paying investments on tho at Vanarsdell's. market. For sale by W. Hoffman Wood. New firm. Messrs. Cates & Hoim have opened a plumbing shop in the Sulton-Cockrobuilding on Bank street, These men are both practical plumbers with years of experience in the larger cities and will no doubt get a good share of the Work here. ll Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses Call and See Our Large Line of For Sale. Exclusive Ladies Wear before making your purchases 2voBank 33 . A Sharpies Cream Separator, almost new. Also a Columbus runabout, in first-clas- s condition. For sale at a bargain. Phono 501. E. & W. and Cluett shirts, spring styles now in. Punch & Graves, St. 40-- lt - The Rogers Co. 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Sired br Emerald Chief 2152, by BoarLoa Chief 976. by Harrison Chief i&5, by Clark Chief S5. Dam Star Lady 5029, by King William 2nd 535, by King WiHiisi 67, by Washington Denmark 64. Will soake the Season of 191 1 at Lone Pine Stock Farm, 6 miles K. of 3it. Sterling, on Maysville pike A- -i 6 tit k - sar-ran'tT- '- sbr e balf-TfaratAs-si; $25.00 to Insure a lien retained R. F. D. No. 3 Living Colt ...-- " fc - , '?.': ; on Colts until Season Fee is Paid. tct ki-T- ex-w- bt-rs- td Tijps, MfeiX, a4 tMta ti t U ttftUztme 'bit. womt&Abr, tsittjff vKh him, i. 2Jt to kit 1'"--H , MtUi Ufc mc m. , Zm 9sy4 i Je ."JWki uaai4 4ot Tatac fWi V va4rteg riry tj at jfc-g- sab-s-ari- se C. B. DALE SS3-A-S03S- MT. STERLING, KY. '.tf JU7 ' Mi: tu tmtl at wfclCtr . ',fcf. t & H- wxTrtktaz vr i-t4 rr-CM- ). " 'Afc't S' "vwf merr4'v Httiat t!Jj ; ?"? ! Xra 1" .. lWH1 ."V; i tfcr '" ' to at tkr U i' ! IMVB4 OMfkt tkr tr" 'S7 iWi"l r Hut. 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Tb tranKr wok a coat liwaMa blm, lb cabby Uu!b(l bia honw vltb a vblp, and tJju vblcle foil Into th vndlaaa, taor-ay- , n le 0kdflt llfl from CHA.PTBn A XXI. Whan tb llp of Papftr. Dfcht of rwtumlnx Iybary Crriwiiu'H flnallr ;ifurd fantaalvd; itian xlovly, mlnl wm t vtxtbroudH rlrl the black hlin, Mr. cbaoM or vagrant, lowly, reallzAtbiH alruxKlti back to Jt own, uai lt nunt) Ui know UilnK. JTrat vuh Ce kuowedx tbut u whm IyiiK llHt on Ma back, on a couch, It rtaouwi; tlin, that b waa In tb l"k an utir, ablest ilurkxteaa. And finally cam an oyorw holm Wig acnr.a of a- for h vlillu bo lay motlonloaa, wltti thr iJiorom!ut of au y laali liut ev-10 Indlfaltf nifiMiiriuMnNa, wruppuil in u dallcloua laovnor. tiradualiy thlw of lila jia"J '"1 tr ffpbl HutLorrhythmic InU) a atoudy, liaarl fjr-iHWt. 'Iho Uihui brain wna awaken-IDs- ; he waa beglimliK to nuwinlier. Ho know only What hul bflppetKMl7 taut In mimh manner a drug had luion t itdinlnlBUiod him, a MtU'r doao IkOtlnK of opium; that apeeclilcaaly, lla had fought axalnal It, that he had rtaii from the lablu In the rextauranl, and thl ho had fallen. Ail the rcht waa blank Willi allll rioiod, and n llium IkwkU ItKTt y wrv-1-M- h llni wliitu ho turned llio alluatlon mood. Tin waltur civiv In th druK, of courao, J.ad ndruiulal'-n-i- l liiiI'vM iitiMi It hud Ij'M'ii Hi" I'onrlo-onHtiatiKut wh(i had roblnccil tho iiuwapHpor on lh Wilde! That thoi "lit iipt ned ni'W llolda of conj Hiiro. .Mr. ; or (Irlii in hud no iuuIu IiuvIiik noon htm liultii o; and ho n.tu imlil only tho onfornid attention ol fiolllonoHii to hlin. And why had tho (Inn; In on iidmliilBloiod? Vneiifly. IncolKTDiitly, Mr. (Jrlinm IiiiukIikmI Hint In iiomo way It hod to do with tho Brmi t Intoinittlonal plot of war In whleili AtlwH Thorno wan no dnllcato pud vital an Iniitrtimoiit. fonj'cturo Btopped Wlioro wan hi-Uioro. KvldTtly In wim whom tin u at hla aldca ho IIhUmi-i- , ui I BOUI'tOOIN tiJsl'.UK III lirt i. ....... torolaatar1l7. thing of iroa. were j? to?eber Ubtly One of the men glanced at bis be a Jcolfe tbrwat In Ike wateh It was Juat two o'clock then ex rose drfc? If sot tkaa wbit? He and took a position beside the perrted tke S&re of a mUrb; laatead table, facing the secslclrcle. He placec a soft tbresu!, aad tke roatle tke timepiece on the table in front of tkere r. Griana'K of aklrtA. A tomui! him. rrUo wa! all bvt forgoUea In kin "Gentlemen he eald, and there was vrprtee. Aa tfce ttopc drew nearer tbe faintest trace of a foreign ascent, bla rle&ebed fiager? looaened; ke "I shall apeak English became I know at tod hat whatever yoar nationality all ot Two band atetche-- l forward la ' on are familiar with that toog'i tonh-hloi alfriijlUnoIy nd now an apology for the theatric ooe on the lare, one oa tlie breast A t'-- ri thrill Kfc'rt tkrontffa blm, t'o Ibere iu un t'nn flicker of an eye o: tbe twltrfclns; of a linger. The woman it waa woman aeemed now to b' bending over biro, then he beard drop on her toe- - bealde blm, and ab prtiaed an Inquiring oar to bi l"ft fide. It wax tbe heart "Tbank Ofd!" be broatbod wftl It waa oni,V;y a rnaaterul effort that Mr Orln.m held blmaelf limp and fragrance waa "n lrrt. for a atrenije fra;;ranee be well veloping blm a It'll fit, li? "jnwrrJr ksew. The baud vere fumbling at hi aaln, and there v.a tbe ebarp rmrkle of paper. At flrat be didn't underaUiad, then be knew that tb" woman bad pinned a paper to the lapel of hla coat. WnalJy j.be fctraljjht ened up, and VmV, two Htep. av.ay "The Lttln Compact, Gentlemen, ls from blm, after which came a pause. Not the Dream of A Night, Nor of a caught her Hla keenly ettnned Decade." faint breathing, then tbe ruatle of her uklrta aa abe turned hack. She was aapect of all thin tho masks, the leaning trmr him aaln her llpa time and place of meeting, and the touobed hla forehad, barely; again rest of It." He paused a moment there vaa n quick mailing of aklrUi, 'There Is only one person living who tb door created, fiid silence, daap, known the name and position of all of you," and by a sweep of his hand oppreaalvo, overwhelming allenco. Wan he dreaming? And he Indicated the motionless figure or Inabel' to the woman. "It was by her decision then b fa""! vondrlrj; and '.bat masks are worn, lor, while we all remembering her kiaa light aa air and tbe aofily apoken "Thank God!" know the details of the Latin com She had under paf t, (here Is a bare chance that some Hhe did rare th"n! one will not sign, and It Is not deKtood, that day! Tho Waa of a woman beloved la a sirable that the Identity of that per-ibe known to all of us. The reaHplemlld heart tonic. Mr. Orlmm up suddenly on the son for the selection of this time and alrslghtened roueh, blmaelf again. He touched the place Is obvious, for an Inkling of the allp of paper which ah had pinned to proponed signing has reached the Sehla coat to mfko an re If waa not all n cret Service, I will add the 1'nlted dream, after whirl) he recalled the Itates was chosen as the birthplace fan that whllo he had heard the door of this new epoch In history for sevcreek before rho went out lie had not eral reasons, one being the proximity o Central and South America; and heard U creak afterward. Therefore, the door waa open. She had left It another the Inadequate police system open. J'urpoKoly? That waa boalde which enables grcator freedom of action." the quoatlon ul the moment. , Ho stopped and drew from i.y..t.fi vhk he In Washhis ington? Pondering that quoatlon, Mr pocket a folded parchment. He Uipped Grlmm'H excellent teeth clicked ahnrp-l- the tips of his fingers with It from togotlier and ho roue. Ho knew the time to time as he talked. "The Latin compact, gentlemen, Is nriHVor. The compact wok to he ulgnod 'tin! alllnnce which would ar- not the dream of a night, nor of n ray the rlvlll"d world In armH He decade. As long ns fifty years ago bad (ailed to block that, aa ho thought. It was suggested, and whatever differIf Mlaa Thorno had n.tiirned, then ences tho Latin countries of the world Prince KeuedetU) d'Abru,,1, who held have had among themselves, they abxuluto power to i.lgn tho compact have ulwnys realized that ultimately for Italy, Franco and Spain, had alao they must bUind together against tgalrist the other notions of the world. returned. Hloallnlly feeling hJa way aa he This Idea germinated Into acliuu wont, Mr. Grimm moved toward the three years ago, and since that time door lending to freedom, guided by agents have covered the world In its tho freali diaft of air. Ho lunched Interest. This meeting Is tho fruition thv door It wan iitaiidlng opm and of all that work, und this," he held a moment later Hlcpped out Into tho the parchment aloft, "Is tho Instrualnr-ll- l night. It wan open country ment that will unllo us. Never has a hero, with a thread of white road JiiHt diplomatic secret been kept as this . .1 ... r. ..i .. ..i - ..i i.i a i, u uu i;.ii.ui:i lining - u inline " has boon kept; never has a greuler Hliiubhuiy. Mr. Grimm reached tho reprisal been planned. It means, g ly, road. Far down It, a pin point In tho the domination of the night, a light flickered through Interspiritually, commercially and lacing hrauchoH. Tho tall lamp of an artistically; It means thut ICngland automobile, of coiitho! and tho United States, whoso sphere Mr. Grimm left the road nnd klrt-e- of Influence has cxtonded around tho a Bpnmo liodgo In tho direction of globe, will ho beaten back, and that the light, Aftor a moment he hoard tho flag of the Latin countries will tho engine of an automobile, and huw wuvo again over lost possessions. It a woman barely dlncornlblt Htop inenns all of that, nnd more," Into tho car. An It started forward His voice hud risen us ho talked bo Mihl'"l evnrvthln.7 on 000 bold u mi U .,'. vtavM vibrant with ea wiii 3r Grlxsa The Ccrpt. 3t of ccoctoUs? titt tm os si dlra, glocra?, A roots, eteleti, Lrs itt iizAxter ts tc lcslil'tos csar:br; a fetkr lawxfew ti iift rrntiig sisgJe large table In the renter, bold-tattrUkis: ; &l jrbt?? tie igUatt of fceroKrse lizsp, wrftiag sta.tri-lr- . J22rttos rt i 27 la tie loci Hi? zzl a isetal i&berold a shzde HUH; kl e7 etot4. A si j larger J..ii4 d ishell; and a tlJsbt-1ior tter U. tsad creiiei of cool7 arowad tiis a ?eraldrcle of tflest, It oe kt&, taa2d sad cowled figores. There tit imttnmiA r Criaaa tkitto that twelre of thest, eleven tsen. sad ota Aixk. kTrer It wai, l?i tie a -- C23a. In the sLadows, which grew at tbe far ead of tjj rooia, aao.aer telat cre&Vls? waa a r.qnz.1, globaUr object, a There " m tke door Kk. Mr. Crtrara'E smooth-skied- , bl&c2, threatening iiM. k 'MtSist. ut i.iC it L CHAPTER XX!!. d, sttl tu eelt g -- awat oae-pons- b:ti w-r- e a k&aS closed dn:r ina.-?lr- e. iu -- d b-- r t. fe brat J n -- worldi-soclal- d eea ports.'" He replaced tbe spheroid on tbe table. "Est Its chief Talee Is not In that he retained. "Its chief raise to the Latin compact, gentlemen. Is that tbe United States and England are now concluding negotiations, unknown to each other, by which they will promeans of mines tect theJr seaports primed with this cap. The tuning of the caps which we win nse is known oal7 to ns; the toning of the caps which they will ase is 2lso known to us! The addition to the wireless apparatus which they will use is such that they can not, eren b7 accident, explode a mine guarding oar seaports; but, on the other hand, the ac diUon to the wireless apparatus which we will use permits of the extreme high charge which will explode their ""res. To make It clearer, we could send a navy against such a city as New York or Liverpool, and explcde every mine in front of us "s we went: and meanwhile our luinea are impervious. "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 For the benefit home governments. of the others of you a simple test has This c?p been arranged for on the table is charged; Its inventor Is at bis wlre'ess Instrument, fifteen miles away. At three o'clock he wil" turn on the current that v. ill cxlod it " Four of the eleven men looked at their watches. "It Is now seventeen minutes past two. I am Instruct ed, for the purposes of the test, to place this cap anywhere you may select in this house or outside of It. 'n a box, sealed, or under water. Tbe purpose is merely to demonstrate Its efficacy; to prove to your complete satisfaction that It can be exploded under practically any conditions." His entire manner underwent a change; he drew a chair up to the table, and stood for an Instant wl'b his hand resting on tbe back. "Tho compact Is written In three languages English, French and ItalI shall ask you to sign, after ian. reading either or all, precisely as the directions you have received from your borne government Instruct. On bahalf 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 forward, 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 forward when the door opened silently and Mr. Grimm entered. Without a glance cither to right or left, he went straight toward the table, and extended a hand to take the compact. For an 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 tho 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 danger." "That Is beside the question," was tho reply. "Ho good enough to givo rno that document." Ho lacked away as he spoke, kicked tho door closed with one heel, then leaned ngalnst it, facing them. "Or better yet," ho went on after a moment, "burn it. There Is a lamp In front of you." Ho paused for an answer. "It would be absurd of me to nttompt to tnko it by force," he' added. b-t. os drr Izzd. Yen win readily see It? Talse 2s 2 prctectlre agenc7 for onr est I wish to ansennce T ZDerx2CL,r3s: 1S11 153 1g?3.-- 3 taat $20.00 .uentsari: will serve a limited namber cf tnaragj,, TO INSURE A LIVING COLT and mention a few facts why it will be to your advantage to patronize him. First He has sired more high priced com'iined horses than any stallion in Kencolts to his credit that have actually sold for an average of tucky. He has fi'ty-tw- o fSto'per head. The highest priced saddle gelding that ever left this Stale was by him. Second He has sired more show horses than any stallion in Montgomery county. Comns, Eckersall, Chancellor and The Cardinal f four geldings sired by him) have won more blue ribbons than any four geldings you can mention by all the horses you know. He sired Glascce, the only stallion that defeated the wonderful Montgomery Chief, and many others that have wen fame in the show ring. His get have been awarded at leading fairs and horse shows throughout the United States, first premium in Sweepstakes, Saddle Classes, combined rings, light harness, beay horses, high steppers, coach horse, best pair horses both being bv Forrest md best type to produce a carriage hcrse. One of his get was awarded a medal abroad for being the best type to improve the breed of horses there. Third Foret Denmark is considered by many good horsemen the handsomest aorse they had ever seen. He is a ba with block points, sixteen bauds high and weighed 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 ery high in the saddle horse world They have the vest of saddle horse action, stjle, conformation and disposition. Thev will be ought after as long as there is a demand for high class horses. Brood "marcs bv iim have already proven themselves leading matrons. Fifth Your patronage will be appreciated and we will do the most in our power to help furnish jou a gotd market for colts b our horses. For other particulars apply to ( 0Len.acilt 'rood.fbxd. 3P3TgrECL3r At our barns, one mile south of lit. Sterling, we will also stand a beautiful white Shetland pony at $10.00 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT Those having undersized or plain mares caunot do better than patronize this pony. He goes six oisunci gaiis ami is a sire or saddle pomes. We have successfully mated him with marts as much as hands high. His sire is the Ken-pony- , that changed hands twice for iyo ami his dam we sold for 200. Attention and keep of mares on grass 53 per month. sis-tee- n 58 5t Cienamlt f arm : d. 7v7-ood.fcr- fm 'tf'L. llwwi Green Briar Stock RAY MOSS, R Proprietor MT, ST.F.RLIXO KY cso-- a FD No. 6 tosC5' :"$3&tf A I'hone Emerald Ray 4278 A. S. H. R. Season of 191 at my stable, 32 miles south of lit. Sterling 1 I jaatf V yj JT v rif rt .wZl iCtfi $20 TO INSURE LIVE COLT Sire, Emerald Chief 2132, dam by Senator Blackburn 3165, great show horse STERLING CHIEF and sire. -- at the head of Emerald Ray, the Twentieth Cen tury horse, the kind the King wanted in Wnni.fnr1 Ctnrl "Exc'.iange for his kingdom." I 111 III. TTUUUIUIU F.merald Ray is with a brilMT. STERLING, KY. liant rack and trot. He is conceded as 6y the world champion fine a horse as Kentucky 'produces, A . Sired horbe who impresses his beauty, grace, sire, Bourbon Chief 97C, dam by quality, rich breeding and class. Breed Forest Denmark 153, second dam good marcs to him the colts will sell by Blue Jeans 3. Ideally bred: rnlmv rich rlnvV themselves. 2079. five-gaite- d ulutn F, JFl ZBrsuirCLlett - Sire of High Priced Mules H.ving more Jioo sucklings than any three jacks in this end of the county. Mares accepted in lit. Sterling where grass is wanted. Grass and attention 2.00 per mouth. S25 in premiums will be given suckling colts by Kmerald Ray at Montgomery County Fair, 1912. 30- - chestnut; height, 15.32; weight, 1,150 pounds. Perfect conformation, and a horse of great intelligence. Is a perfect natural tailed horse. Has great speed in rack and trot and is good at the five required saddle gaits. fee: $25 to Insure Living Colt. It Chief. Inspect this horse's quality before bookingyour mares or apply for card. all-around Free season to the mare that can rack and trot with Sterling J. Thornton Woodford. Wanted-Qu- ick. J, 1 (To be continued.) A boy between the ago of 15 Many Kinds of Stamna. Jaat-There are at the present time ovar and 0 to learn the printing busi21,000 varieties of postage stamp la ness. A fine chance for promo- lh world. tion. Apply at this office. tf . V r t.j.. .,, '4 Nb, , I .. ,'. - - . tj -j -- ' A 7aAA Opera Mouse Not Until The Inimitable German Comedienne 77tss 97?yra Jefferson ami n clever company, presenting tliat merry, sical, hilarious sufficiency mu- '"Dan Cupid" A "' play with mesmerizing melodies and tantalizing tunes , Common Sense Prices: 25, 35, 50 and 75 Cents AMUSEMENTS. WANTED: 50 MEN AND WOMEN April 27 and 28 Days. Cleaning-U- p t So many of the. musical plays To Take Advantage of Special tiro built with rhyme or reason Otter Made by W. S. Lloyd. that the public have begun to believe all that is necessary is several W. S. Lloyd, the enterprising vaudeville acts and an opening and druggist, is advertising today for closing speech. Such is not the case with "Dan Cupid" a musical fifty men and women to take adfarce to be offered at Tabb's Opera vantage of the special half price House Friday, April 14th. The offer he is making on Dr. celebrated specific for the play of "Dan Cupid" is in three cure of constipation and dvspepsia nets with a great plot to follow. Twelve big musical numbers and and get a fifty cent package at nine complete changes of costumes. half price, 25 cents. With Dr. Howard's specific at Miss Myra Jefferson and John D. j.aylor two well known farce hand, you can eat what you want comedy people are jointly featured. and have no fear of ill conseThe cast has been selected for his quences. It strengthens the stomand her farcial ability which in ach, gives perfect digestion, regucludes MiSs Dorothy Howard, lates the bowels, creates an appeBlanche Kay, J. A. Weaver and tite, and makes life worth the livJack Marsdon, with a pretty ing. If you cannot call at W. S. chorus of exceptionally pretty Lloyd's store today, send him 25 girls. cents by mail and he will send you Accidents will happen, but the a package, promptly, charges paid. families keep Dr. W. S. Lloyd has been able to Thomas' Electic Oil for such emersecure only a limited supply of the gencies. It subdues the pain and specific, so great is the demand, heals the burn. and you should not delay taking advantage of the liberal offer he is tor Sale. 2 Double Standard Polled Dur- making this week. How-ward's best-regulated 1-- Bulls (which are hornless Shorthorns). Shropshire Bucks by' an imported prize winning sire. Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts. Thomas J. Bigstaff, 13-t- f. Mt. Sterling, Ky. ham Spring clothes make the cash thermometer fall like a cement n; :.- M ',.! ' .. block. -' The cup of regret never leaks. I "Lame Leer Pursuant to a suggestion of the City Council. State Civil Improvement League, At the regular meeting of the the local Executive Committee has City Council Tuesday night, April designated Thursday and Friday, 4, the ordinance calling for brick April 27 and 28 as cleaning up streets, which was passed at an days. On those days a general adjourned meeting a few weeks holiday is to be declared, and it is ago, was given a second reading proposed to clean up the entire and again adopted', and brick heartiest approval. city free of cost to the citizens. streets are now assured. No other business of importance was transThe property occupants are rePure Single Comb Rhode Island acted by the Council. quested on these days to have all Hed eggs for sale, 7.jc per setting garbage and refuse on the curb Mrs. W. A. DeHaven. The noblest deeds are not done of 1."). and the Civic League will have the House clock and a pane in one of at so much per do. 37-"Phone 734. necessary wagons and carts and asIIM i1HfclH Mil IMITOTniWWM to haul it away.. All citisistants in this zens are urged to plan and help the purpose of the League to beautify the city and promote the health of its people. fc.F V The enterprise has the active coMADE-TO-WEAoperation of the Women's Clubs, R the county and city administrations and all of our best people. Has stood the test of time and has been improved in quality with the passing years. The following ladies and gentleMany brands of paint are offered for sale and quite" often careful scrutiny is not men have been selected as chairgiven the subject with reference to the quality of the paint to be used. 1--7 men of the EXPERIENCE IS A GOOD TEACHER. TEST THE QUALITY. First Ward John S. Frazer, W. Hoffman Wood and L. II. It is a good idea to learn the composition of the paint you intend to use. There Arnold. is a difference. wI Second Ward K. S. Stokley, The printed formula appears on every package A healthy man is a king in his qv. E. E. Dawson, Mrs. Mary e and W. C. Gill-aspiown right; an unhealthy man is ah Winn Lock-ridgof Hanna's Green Seal Paint. unhappy slave. Burdocks Blood ins ' an evidence ot good taith and attests the conhdcncc the maters have Bitters builds up sound health Third Ward J. S. Estill, Lee product. . keeps you well. Fisher and Ben Bell. FOR SALE BY Ward-- C. II. Petry, Fourth Pluck Wins. Ky. Mrs. Jennie Thompson and C. B. Daniel Willard is president of Stephens. S ttU the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He is 50 years of age and in 1880 Hi he was a track laborer on the Verw mont Central railroad. He was without money, without friends, and still he climbed to the top. Why? Because he worked and did not snarl; he studied and did not t'l'uwl; he did not damn the x 4t i te Terrific Windstorm. A terriffc windstorm, which lasted for several hours Tuesday night, April 4, and was a gale of cyclonic proportions caused considerable damage throughout the county mostly to tobacco barns, many of which were entirely blown down, and a large number unroofed. The damage in this respect is considerable but m most cases is covered by insurance. In the city telephone and electric light wires suffered. The large gl iss crystal in the South face of the Court and signs and roofs damaged. the windows in the Circuit Court room was blown out by the wind Movement for Parkway. A movement is on foot to build a parkway in the center of Broadway and Court streets, reaching from Main around to Maysvilic-street-, and being twenty-sifeet wide on Broadway and thirteen feet wide on Court street. The project is a worthy one, and ono of which we can express our Hanna's Green Seal "THE PAINT" I s: 111 40-4- is e. 1-- VI Hi II m Thos. Kennedy, Mt Sterling, Wp WnnY ArcSup thp Oupdion Well" say "I " - I, ' Sloan's Liniment on a lame leg that has given me much trouble for six months. It was so bad that I couldn't walk sometimes for a week. I tried doctors' medicine and had a rubber bandage for my leg, and bought everything that I heard, of, but they all did me no good, until at last I was persuaded to try Sloan's Liniment. The first application helped it, and in two weeks my leg was well." A. L. Hunter, of Hunter, Ala. have used that wish to I world and his fellows who had more of this world's goods. He made himself valuable. He did not rail at conditions or capital. He toiled intelligently: he tolled persistently; he did not fritter away his time. Thirty years ago he was y a track laborer. he is the president of a vast system of railroads. This is the land of opportunity and advantage and any American boy with the courage. To-da- 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, that's 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 exclusive made-to-ordpercales in these Shirts. Ask the salesmen to show you the new things. up-to-the-minute, P'-'-- - Good for Athletes. Mr. K. Gilman, instructor of athletics, 417 Warren St., Rox- bury, Mass., says : "I have used w SLOANS LINIMENT with great success in cases of ex treme fatigue after physical exertion, when an ordinary would not make any impression.' rub-down Sloan's Liniment has no equal as a remedy for Rheumatism, Neural- .' gia or any pain or stiffness in the muscles or joints, ftloe8,25o.,50o.&HOO I aJ i' J .t, borsei, cattle, heep and poultry scat iree. auuicu Dr. Earl 8. Sloan, lottos, Han., TJ.f.A. Sloan's book on m wtMmmJ the mettle, the application, the persistence and the industry can climb to the top. There is no royal road to greatness. .Work and study, plucu and "never say die" wins "Always extend a the battle: fallen brother a helping hand," said Theodore Koosevelt in his oanquec speecn, hiout wncn you have placed him on his feet and he refuses to walk, let him alone." There is truth and humanity in the observation. But when you have helped a man and then he refuses to help himself it is all off. Human driftwood, like all other driftwood, Uoats down the stream and is lost Daniel Willard walked to view. when he was helped. He did not expect to bo carried along. The fine, healthy country doesn't seem to need saving, but the candidate must havo an excuse for being in the race. 1 er "SHIRTS FROM $1.50 UP. Spring Styles now shown in every Department . WINCHESTER W1NCHKSTEH. KY. BEST WOIUv. LOWEST PMCES. Let mo know your wants anil I will call on you and save you money. rionument Works F. H. JACKSON. Prop. WALSH BROS. MT. STERLING, Kf. i vii ",. ij ff'SR l It ft'? I x$ 4 Advocate Publishing Company -- 'TL w 7e Czpnaf $50M00 : ,1,'Mt Aft Sferwff VW070 Lndh-Jded Satf - I ' - Clrc-- ""; Surplus $50,000 -- V orrTMft Prvfts $6,500 - x. I smsSj'jr t X hr. .14 VZ-J- XjM BUlT HHrt- l- .' VTurait JC. 4tfttrfMM0HB9ft afcrai mbis. psc Jr iar ""' J aJ" " SJ SS AWWOUNCEMENTS " ifcrA'; Bj tat ; .fcv vKtBrau. JAMJH wVi - tb r j idea W rk fjs;zcabesih:stEC3EB;ef aasooeaat 4 yj create 2 sew departure, bu first-clacircub PHOXiJr: foNp to combine a HJw'STJ' M yTSg 34.6 Wt. SijtEbj sSiiaJ Ba irild west performance under j ok-4- 7t . ... loae mammoth stretch of water-r.. s dtiwl ntnrifYuifini'MI: , - tor! J9'W TJMrt. SRW ZBTEEE7 COK ujwi .ubi iiitpwi vU'.t Jlllfl "- - . wriee of admission: MMietlunri Bi a bjcc as h6 "' lil fjNKl & flUfllOnrKVS a uciaas a aris--- i r ,kt.r xtiemuied before by any at - KS' .. ait "I T- - TST . ZIZV t --i3BCt tyUfrnJIKS.il. UUUI ViltUS ! J w-j-lj , 'liiui yx. WTJECt JKffSUii ' Wst irill be complete exuibitions in itself in erery detail, niaiing DBSIOK WORK the best exhibition fever offered to CT FLOWERS asd C-- H. 2n. Oi-- hr liie pabfic "WTiilecirinirtvrodis- tinct exhib'Uioa. the price, will be WEEDING DLORATIOS i seine as charted for eUner OUR 51'BCEALTY Litjes frefcaiic Camarfo a fiasrisbing .Yillgc WiW West by uti.w "Ye us gimto ante the zuftd j He ladies of lite Epbcoyal . maaasers. Grefcahoust PhoaeSS " OMBtj.lCBrdk wifl hare us exebaasre at t .. T" avwtbf. OaMngp. Store Phont 547 , . , screen Doors J cnts. 1.2o. JtMl wMUd not be arpriead 4 fee Tyimwe 5 zvotzrs baumaay. Fsd-- " : MT. STKRLIXG, KENTUCKY 1 be r air. t ,...-..-,,- ' apraos s&a U laaas a: eaiot mm? aarcaMe ou9ae uieicr tibac aaiaJ Imie I iB be OB arte. ! ss a IMM1 -- W&M Jim 3SA3IH THrv- - 4 TTtoea 3ir. E. Hssz. proprietor! frfibsMiglIjy Bag ibot. which) ecaibhs t 31t. sterling on April; 23&, decided to inaugurate Iiis; iaxtessuh season as a suceessiul 0. 3-H- "W. " Harris Ky funeral Director JldlL 03.111162." 31t. St?i1ii3f 4 1 ofor-- noriActfu iutwi vuui aaMir; ipBTTeTTorofaMthatiseoodlnar-icasioia to the pablic, he decided al 1 n.f -- ,.. I -- tt-X- rr 'J.Orl3t3 Ji- he je 1 . zs tk r- For United States Senator ;. OUJt if. PfWfHartjr wmge mewam th" tfaax ooul-- Ld ! reir- tiMsaf uxi lev yaari. m& For Governor cruMwd M your cooo!t od r? ta Ji freckles, ae u new dms, otbine o t&at two'oouoe bos oesn aseor :reueu. it :rjtbjr Xev Vwk fuaili&s ered taat k a postthre cure for For State Treaturer ereetk omstifal tm-ittie- r j these faoraa9.fr spots. iSOH. tU'y.. h feHEA boot's at Guuiirgo 10 onder to 5iwolj- set ctne ounce of othine jtake adrastiige of tbe tnaficiuKi For Otork of the Court of Appeals double suaasta, from "V. 2;. kpriiiX in that aeibborb&od HOX. KOBKRT JL We are jdad to see all ad "Pi" a!ittJe oi 'n al 1. MOKCAy ch;:-ood euuntr prosper, and j nigbt, mod in tbe Bioraioir joo ;Otir j eapoeiallr extend oar coaauila- - will see iuui even tbe worst have CttALU OMiATfii. ituNwtotbe aood people of Cwo-:r- t. . JiM.,oor -- .kiu thp! At 1,- -tia, of tWDemocic al tba Jiioeuetb Sa liete freckles bare 'vaaished ea- -i Mond.,. W. U that more; wW It k M we wisb lMnxulMr UeaaoeratM' ooauoae lor ttepwwitatire in this Jia. j add tbat aereral promineat familiefc a wee is needed to com-- j from die tuououinfe bare titled in pletely dear tbe skin and gain a ' irfft, ihornood. a&d ve tike beaatiful dear coinplexkm. 'tffBt It ww I if ifiiiianltfiii ilmi ii waa neretofore agreed UaU tbe ' for ,. ..., lu.weJ; Be sure to ask V the doable, ,,- -.. ... u. . b 1 w ! WUIiVT, It lg r,l.ir.0 C tl.it U told I -- " rom the motiatau . . ., ., Uaaeiee cuuatv tiifl ' to fuMy. fh uJ, oer$ .,. .: " """ -"www v ws u.:!! iivui uiffv w uiut; van :111 .l,,.: .ir.rtr .nmmnlw or tnoner DatK 11 " , . imku -- .j.!, UB or pnaiarjr. ir fail?, to remove tbe freckles. 4fi.r tbe priioarjr, wbkfa appear to bare bean bonetfir and pop-Jf- y in held. Judge Craig received tbe large number of ATIANT1C CITY CONTEST. vote caat ad tbe Coamittae did tbe vue and oorreet thin ia aapwviog tbe The Auvocatk aunoanced last week that it proposed to send a party of fire young ladies on a ten days trip to AtlantiCjOity and rtak. a nominating blank in the paper. From tbe large number of Dr. Ben L. Bruner, present Secretary of Btate, it p)ajJ04re jpris nominated it is assured that much interest will be taken wher the contest begins. ' h'i,iU tor the Kepublkan notuination for Gorexnar. if ifao wood- AUaotic City is known tbe world orr and its visitors nuinbe many thousands evary season, and it is jsiren up to be tbe greatest u ataod tbi jar, be U cerUirily a ktrong bird. summer resort in tbe world. who en- preauuie t)je Oraod .jury if having tbe usual experieoes and ,ter Do not overlook our special offer of 8099 votes to those tle race before May 1st. ; AiUmhMA "L,hi know liutliun ". rx; ow." ' i j RULK5. I Kules of tbe contest and further particular will appear in at fu-5- t" a;,J a.u a pi've worth while. Wi ff tl; "r-a- l early isuc Fill out the r;om!r.atinr olank and ser.d it in SOW and get 3'hnj; uo-io-dw- ie HV. ;A. li. For Lieutenant Governor jiox. ;. f i:i;WAiti For Attorney Cenera! :io&people of Croarso Toe moo jr3itn.t for S5 brdinf 1 1M to $! tmstitu&e bare increase-- ! nxm ur- -i f 8ECKLCS ; ax ' j Vu rn 3 Ttra4 nlrll j Detnovoc BUBD SalaBaaw. 2p i 1 rir ryrVjfll l 4m I V i I I I w ottwb. coo-iusnpk- ae rf ibe e $hx - ifcese Homely SfaiE. i a VI Tneres, bo aa-eut- B ker tfce rffedinp aBjsd of 1 f Wft&i vlKi Ilrtaai I te M-.N- ik. artof!J'd Center Tables In 1 !) Iv Utt' .la I 'iik 1lain or Quartered room. Bissell's swaereeetr Save the wear aud tear on your carpet and on ourself. It does your sweeping easy and well just" the thing to pick up scraps after sewing or use in the dining room after a meal. As for a price a BISSELL'S will outlast 25 corn brooms, 50 is cheaper in the end. Price ;Irie,aaMla (Joitt Ck lH! jl. kusrivsomltd Jilf. " ma l ... "" -- - JJ"... .:.. The legs are cicely turned top and shelf hhaped attractively; a strong, well made, well finished table. Size of top- 16x16 to 24x24 inches. Price - Ta'jts suitable for any j ht " 85c to $3.00 $2.75 to $3.25 r.tl ,- Furniture and Undertaking igi in-sert- ed 'A 'j.. OUR LEADERS , s ForThisWeek Gold filled Ladies' Watch, vou.--s V) st hi t on. Suttoti-Easti- n . Co. flatic Stroots 9fyAt 'Pionos 205 and 23 J'unoraf 7) rectors and mbamors Jtmbizanco uoruco Corner VZtitn unit 7)ay N6MINATIN6 BLANK Mt. Sterling Advocate's I Nominate Miss of. Nominated by Under no circumstance be di Klged. jgmmm worth $15.00, at Gold Filled 17 - - $11.50 S7 I BBI Jewel Gents' Watch, worth $15.00, at !7 Jewel Silverinp, Watrh SU.Wr tj is m j J am f c MT aarv t &, worth $12.00, now 1M. - - y.uu r 4 I r EASTER FIowers-gFlante'f r 'c will as a candidate for your AtltarLtic City Cora.test u v, I 4''-- i ill the name of the person making nomination J. W. JONES I '""' "'"' 'i" d SKA SOX 1911 - ;'".., ii p,:.. . .j&ojmm Our Aim is QUALITY. It is rniuMnberftd Iihvi it as nui nfler ijunntity is forgotten. I'l'AL in tin- following flovim: - Thomas W. Fitzpatrick's Stable South Queen Street Take I It From Us the latest novelties in Satins, Sued, Crave- m American Beau lies Klllarney Roses, While and Pink Richmond Red, also Yellow Roses lasler Lilies, Carnations, Violets, Sweet Peas, (iladiolas and I oncj Stem Tulips MT. STERLING, KENTUCKY. We have just what you are looking for-- nil FOOTWEAR. Silks, Velvets, iitna, luicuu, uiiu jicihis, ians, etc. At Service Prices $2.00 to $5.00 Let US fit your feet at prices to fit your pocketbook p a n 5 Eg Try Our SPIXIAL BOX ofAs sorted "lowers, $3 to $5 or more I .EA.Ri: PATCH BY DAK W. II. BERRY BK S CO. , ,,,, ,,lllllllllll!!ira11I PATCH, CHAMPION PACING STAIJJON OP Till? WORLD. liriMgaiiiJCTtm;". ., ,:. !. urju i FJBiS:, $10 THE SERVICE, CASH. M amiiiiwwa j k 53 GRASER 'Phono G47 A gen Lb & MJMPIMYS MT. STERLING, KY. IJY CRUSCKUS, RESCEUS CHAMPION TROTTING STATION OP TIIIJ WORbD. MjshO. L, Power, Owingsville, Ky. Win. fdiulsay. Sliai'p.sburcc, Ky. Mrs. A. .1. I I Snsurctnce octn& - J?6 & state HAZELRIGO FEE, $5 THE SERVICE, CASH. Cheap, Salt Lick, Ky. 1 m After third leap free, Mares bred three or more times and fail to get with foal can' ho rotmiicd free in 1912. GREENE, STROSSMAN laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM I I I u ,V i ' '"""aalBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaB As s ,t?-- . . - , vvyvvvwvv wwwwww ieVS''yi-8M'-.9'.'8t- 9 4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS , J RELIGIOUS J i.'tw awk. -- 'THE SIGK. v-w J juwk- - ,W' T.i BURPEE'S GARDEN SEEDS -- Rev. E. A. Cottrell, of Falmouth, will Mrs. P. B. Turner has been quite sick preach at the Baptist Church Wednesday sirce last Satuiday. evening at 7:30. Everybody invited. Mr George Berkley is dangerously ill Special Easter services will be held at at his home on Winn street. the. Ascension Episcopal Church Sunday Mrs. J. Q. Stephens is convalescing momimr. The services will be conduct from a sickness of several days. ed by F. C. Peppiatt. There will be The many friends of Caldwell Clay are special music. gl id to see him able to be out again after The monthly All Day Meeting of the Women's Mission Society of the Method several weeks illness. ist Church will be held with Mrs. Chas. Get our prices on Hour Vanars-del- l. G. Thompson Friday, April 14, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. This will be a special service and a full attendance is hoped for. In accordance with an ordinance adopted by the Board of Council of the city of Mt. Sterling, Ken tucky, on April 1, 1911, sealed bids will be received for the original construction by paving and, curb-- , ing with vitrified blocks and concrete base, the following.strcets in the city of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, to-wi- fl JT Case Corn Planter it is UNEQUALED For Accuracy in DROPPING and SIMPLICITY t: AT- Ducrson's Drug Store. Phone 129. No. 10 Court St. yT AAAAMAWM Ok MMMMMAA &. - "Vu 6 PERSONAL. ville. -- 'J. C. Graves spent Monday in OwiugsCar- - lisle. Jack Burbndge spent Sunday in Miss Anna Mary Triplett spent Sunday V -- aifiSharpsburg. t J J. "Walsh is expected home from Florida this week. ,Miss Myrtle Dillon vibited MissNancye temper last week. ,W. Hord Tipton spent several days in Cincinnati last week. Miss Mattie Clay Triplett is spending the week in Sharpsburg. Loring Turley visited friends in Bourbon county the past week. Howard Wyatt and Clark Kemper were in Carlisle Monday on business. Attorney Finley E. Fogg, of Paints--villis attending court here this week. H. S. Goodpaster and wife, of Owings-villvisited friends here this week. V Judge John A. Daugherty, of Owings--villattended Circuit Court here Mon- day.' Miss Nelle Tipton and Mrs. Chas. A. Lindsay were in Louisville the first of the week. R. H. White left Monday for Louisville to attend the meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy. .Miss Gladys Wilson has returned to JFlemingsburg after a pleasant visit to Miss Flo Shirley. "Leslie Shrout, the competent County Clerk of Bath county, was a visitor in our city Monday. Miss Mary Huls, of Lexington, attend-ed.th- e dance at Trimble's Hall last week and spent several days with relatives here. .Harlan Sexton, W. L. Craig, John Helton and J. R. Hicks attended the meeting of the Democratic Committee here Monday. e, e, e. Maysvillc street from the C. & O. depot to the south line of High . street; Main street from the west Ladies' Exchange. For Sale. line of Wilson street to the East The ladies of the Howard's Mill My residence property on Holt Baptist Church will have an ex- line of Bank street; Court street uvenue. Frame house 7 rooms, change Saturdav at Trimble's Hall. and Broadway to the .south line of ... hall and bath. All necessary out High street. building including wash house, We guarantee every piece of The plans and specifications for This js material in the S. & S. cart to be cook house, stable etc. said construction are now on iile in one of the most desirable homes in the best that money can buy. the oflice of the City Clerk. Each Stephens & Stokley. the city and must be seen to be apbid must be sealed and marked preciated. O. W. McCormick. Buy the Ford because it is a "Bids for street paving"' and ad39 tf. better car, not because it is cheap- dressed to the City Clerk, Mt. 38-- lt For Sale or Exchange. er. Each bid Sterling, Kentucky. Cyclopedia of Commerce, AcGarden Seeds must be accompanied by a certilied countancy and, Business Administration, 10 Vol. Can use gasoline of all kinds at The Variety Store, check on a National Bank for one thousand dollars. Said bids will engine or typewriter. Bank Street. 39-- 2 Graser & Humphreys. be opened in the presence of the Big Specials advertised for this Board of Counpil at 7:30 o'clock John B. Stetson hats, all styles, week will be good on Court Day P. M., April 20th, 1911. Punch & Graves, and colors. at Spot Cash Grocer.v, The territory to be paved covers Best of everything to eat at Van-ars- d approximately Eggs For Hatching. twelve thousand ell's. square yards. Thompson and Pope E. B. The right is reserved to reject Strain Barred Plymouth Kock. Largest line of Easter novelties 15 eggs 75 cents; cM.OO per 100. in town 5 and 10 cents. any and all bids. " Mrs. James Cravens. W. A. SAMUELS, Mayor. The Fair. 39 tf Phone 559: A. 10-tf j Let us show you the many advantages Chenault A OK A9BBRHB Gi & Orear MB Mt. Sterling, Kentucky MBHHHHI 6 of For Sale. One pair of mules, one 3 inch Birdscll wagon mare, good as new; one 3 year-olLee Tumble. good driver. d Bring your eggs to The Variety Store, Bank Street, and get the mare highest price. lU-tr C. B. PATTERSON, Treasurer. II. M. 1UISGO, Clerk. Co3ncLloIri.a;tIo3nL Sale 10-- 2 39 tf. New berries Sole Imts. T?a,i River Shad. Black !ass and Spanish Mackerel. Fresh Cauirht Yellow Baking and Fry ing Salmon Fish. Large Dressed Frogs and Fresh Deviled T?rai. TYtnmfic Crabs. ' Strothe. cfe Fra.er have seemed guarantee every piece of the agency for the Ford automoWe work put out by us. bile, the best car tbere is for bad Stephens & Stokley. roads and hills. The price is certomatoes, beans and strawtainly right. Touring car or four received every day at Phono 313. You will be inter40-3- t ested. runabout, $725, and open runa agents for the Youman Get our prices on fl.nir Vanars-del- l. bout, $080. All fully equipped Punch & Graves. with top, wind shield, speedome easteFspecIals. ter, horn, gas and oil lamps.1 Real Estate Tools, etc., F. O. B. factory. Real Estate Alabama Strawberries, 25c cit. Van-arsdell's. ::s-- I I I I ttt Well Bred and High Class Registered Stock' Stallions, Mares, Geldings, Jacks, Mules, Ponies and Hogs to be held at Mt. Sterling, Ky., Thursday, April 27, 1911 itl I ..n.,.,llnniil nn.inrtnnitv In filltllin Ull.lt OU IIIUV UaDt.nOt Onl. iOT brOOll- purposes, but for general uses, ichamllinir etc. In thi. sale theie me a numfrom 00 iit,'i us. well as.T.hhuJts ber of valuable Brood Sows heaw withon to 100 pounds each. Catalogue mailed tor lurtner inionniuion uuuiro A ft n TABB to-- & GREENE, Ml. Sterling, Ky. I i THE WORLD IS MADE OF Fancy Florida Tomatoes, ueau aim Curly Lettuce. Hot House Cucumbers and Long Red Radishes. OF IT New Potatoes, Asparagus and Rhuliarn. LET US SELL Y0L A PIECE Fancy Ripe Pineapples and Gra;,e Celery, Spring Onions and Kale. Green Beans, New Peas. Fat Dressed Chickens, Hens. , Real Estate! WE HAVE FOR SALE Please cive us.your Orders Early. T. K. BARNES & SONS. Headquarters for Seed Sweet Potatoes. Attorneys Henry R. Prewitt, R. A. Chiles and Lewis Apperson returned from New York Sunday afternoon, where they had been for several days on legal business. Mr. I and Mrs. A. Biehle and little Let Us show you our list daughter, Helen, after a pleasant visit of Special low prices on all kinds ten days with Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Beidle- before you buy returned to tneir Home at of Sweet Potatoes (or Saturday .nian, naveuouu. ruoru, Day at Spot Cash Groand Court TkMr' Walter Peck, of Pomerovton. Kv.. cery. 'a. former graduate of Smith's Business AValk-Ovshoes and oxfords. LIST YOUR ERM WITH US NOW College, Lexington, has entered the ComSterling Colmercial Depirtment of Mt. Punch & Graves. legiate Institute to better prepare himself for a special position as bookkeeper. Cane poles 5 and 10 cents. Heels Any busiuess entrnste'l to us will reFish lines 1 cent up. ceive our immediate and prompt attention Miss Virtna Hamilton, who has been 10 cents. filling the position of bookkeeper for S. The Fair. P. Greenwade for several months to gain practical experience, has resigned her Our Barcas Horse Stocks is a the Commercial position and saver of the mean horse. & Collegiate Department of Mt. ' Institute to complete Sterling Stephens & Stokley. her course with a view to accepting a better position. Office 2S Court St. For fishing tackle, tackle The Residence, Antwerp Ave. Phone 546 40tf Extra-Goo- d clothes for boys, all Variety Store, Bank Street. MT. STERLING, KY. styles and colors. windows 25 and 35 cents. Screen Punch & Graves. er all Oxfords, Stacy Adams The most com- of all sizes and prices, city styles and colors. plete line we have ever carried. residences and vacant lots. Punch & Graves. Farms Attend Conclave. Eggs for Sale. Montgomery Commandery No. 5 Knights Templar will attend the I have for sale Kose Comb Rhode conclave at Lexington May 17 and Island hen egs, SI. 00 for 15 or 18th accompanied by Saxton's full SG.00 per hundred. Great preparations brass band. C. T. Praios. are being made by the Lexington 37-t- o Mt. Sterling Ky. 43 Commandery to make this conclave the greatest one ever held in the TIow about that New Year's state. to buy your shoes from BUUNNEKi I " looking for All kinds of cereals at Will res-o'uti- Recruiting Station Closed. Sergeant .1. W. Lunsford and Corporal E. V. Walker, who for the past several months have been stationed as recruiting ollicers at the local recruiting station, have gone to Irvine, Ky., wh.re they will be put in charge of a new recruiting station which has been opened thoie. Screen wire ieryard 0 cents up. you. nO-- ot The Fair. i s BF ITER W UlfL Than Receive N LY TA rwit. Hadden Evans Wf coPviiaTffl at a At least in some cases, but when it comes to selling cheese good deal less than cost, why it's better to receive. -- IV hitjw C 'All kinds of cereals at Vanars- , Look at our doors before buying. The Fair. inter-40-Phono 343. You will be ' Ladies, don't fail to see our line ested. of slippers, which is the most comBest lino of canned goods at plete line we have ever carried. Punch & Graves. Van-arsdell'- dell's. 3t TM Garage -- IS ON- - WEEK BEGINNING: We Will Sell Our Best Cream Cheese Onion Sets (red or yellow) down to s. Bank Street MONDAY, APRIL 10 (Regular Wtail mc te-. f w m dfiS jfs a You jEuxury md m A utomobiles FOR RENT prices gc ,- c lb) Want - ' ioc3pceiag5 r Ti'l' ,7V, , jierr's ' Perfection 3lour All 10c Mackerel Mackerel All 12c White Fish, As a Question of VALUE the OTHER Flour We are Selling Is a At All Times ' per kit, down to Remember we sell the well known "Blue Ribbon Garden and Flower Seeds y&c 2 papers oc WE WILIv .MEET SBig SSaryain Any Train I Si gag em There is a WHY Ask ON NOTICE S ft JS 9lAj i- - W V-- fash Grocery C3 Your Neighbor or MR. TABB W Strother Mt. StCPlinn. & - Frazer Kentucky The Store For "That Good Coffee." Phone 268 ' T 7 felH j-j- jfV- - & jyiiwr" V ,. ; K ? 1; t BACK GIVES THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN 01T lath fiscal Court fixes Levy for 1911. CJ& H. II. PIIEWITT. President B. THANK, Pleasant Evening Reveries Dedicated to Tired Mothers as They Join the Happy Home Circle at Evening Tide, When the Daily Work is Over. The Bath County Fiscal Court Plenty of Mt. Sterling Readers has fixed the county levy for 1911 Have this Experience. as follows: You tax Hie kidneys overwork them For turnpike purposes, 25c on They enn't keep up the continual the $100 worth of property; genstrain. Tlie back gives out it aches and pains; eral expenses, 17 cents; for reI'rinary troubles set in. Don't unit longer take Doau's Kid- deeming and paying interest on - FEllItY. A&st. Cashier "W. JNO. S. FRAZER, Cashier P. APPEKSON. Inrt. Bookkeeper gin'. nr .ii What Do Uhey 97?QCtn.? j jj & Stockholders Liability '. Pr'oiits $f S0,m S3P l f123,000" loss to you. 77 MEANS, THE AMOUNT OF LOSS Be reasonable; it is a great deal ney Fills. bonds, 3i cents; for bridges 4i 5lt. Sterling people teil you how they to ask under some circumstances, Uhe Gxchcmge ffictnk cents; in addition to the State levy act. but do try; reasonable women are Would be required to sustain before you, as a depositor, John NY. Fornmn, 8 Montgo- of 25 cents, the 20 cents levy not rare be rare. applying to graded school distnrt. could lose a dollar. Make yourx next. dposit with us mery St., Mt. Sterling, Ky., says: .Remember that servants are The total county levy is 70 cents, SSJn: made of the same material as you "I think my kidney trouble was y. Grazer, CasA which, with the State levy of 50 Jtno, ier are; a little coarser grained per- thi' result of overexertion: I was cents, makes the total for the State HsSk obliged to give up all work that haps, but the same in essentials. county and schools, $1.20. In the Try and forget yourself; as to required stooping on account of a Owingsville, Salt Lick and Sharps- your husband, forget that vou weak and lame back. I was often burg graded school districts, tho married him, and remember that laid up for several days at a time school levy is 45 cents, and in the finally I began to look around he married you. He will then and for a cure. I did not find any- town of Owingsville, 60 cents, probably do the reverse. making the total tax $2.05., Let him read the newspapers at thing of benefit until I procured Sell you Saddles and Harness whose James W. Shankland, book the breakfast table; it is unsociable, Donn's Kidney Pills atF. C. Duer-son'- s only virtue is good looks. The kind Drug Store. I was soon keeper for the Owingsville BankI make is GOOD all the way through. but then it is only a trifle after all, counwell and strong and now am entire- ing Company, was and ho likes it. Use only brings out its good qualities and does not cost more than the inLet him know more than you do ly tree from kidney trouble. 1 ty treasurer, but his salary was re$550 to $300. The ferior goods once in a while; it keeps up his am pleased to give Doan's Kidney duced from may roam, my endorsement." salary of Jailer Duff was increased Pills t, I select my own material, closely inand you will be none Be it ever so humble, there's no For sale by all dealers. Price from $300 to $100. spect it before going into the work j4tlBw!&is?M ?Mwffl3HKsiBvfcsL, 't v the worse for admitting that you place like home." Foster-Milbur- n 50 cents. and then clothe it with a guarantee Co., The County Judge's salary reare not actually infallible. TO HIS MOTIIKK. TUIHUTK Read something in the paper be- Buffalc, New York, sole agents for mains at $1,000 and that of County owe a great deal to my sides fashion notes and society the United States. Attorney and Superintendent t f "I Remember the name Doan's mother. She was a seamstress, columns; have some knowledge of Schools at $800 and $900 respectof seasonable Horse Goods. Whips, Oils, aud everything usually found Harness Store in a t cook, washlady, and never until what is going on in foreign coun and take no other. ively. in life had a servant in the tries. late Contracts for the work of reAdvertising is a salesman that is house. And yet she was a cultiBe a companion to your husband always at work, but never wearies pairs on about 150 miles of turnShe read Chan-pin- g if he is a wise man, and vated woman. if he is a customer; that calls on the same pike were let to the lowest and and kept up with the litera- not, try to make him become your From $10,000 to man until he is convinced, but. best bidder. When I was a companion. ture of the day. .Raise his standard; never annoys him with its insist-- . $12,000 will be expended this year 5IWV-- ' ItSJJ 7mym7mK?t&m'm:m UiSKfctf little tot,' she used to road good do not let him lower yours. ance; that spends no time, wastes on this road work. books to me. Respect your husband's relations, no words, and that can always "You young women have here especially his mothei she is Ss not gain an audience and a hearing. Brag on a man and you have got every opportunhy for literary cul- the less his mother because she is Alone among salesmen, advertis- him whipped tlie first round. ture, and you ought to avail your- your mother-in-lashe loved him ing has free access to the libraries selves of it. You ought to be before you did. of President Taftand Mr. Morgan; very proud with money earned so The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Home! Home!! To define this it marches unchecked past the sechonorably, for money that is not retary of the big merchant and enCourt streets, is the place to get simple English word is to exhaust earned honorably will never do you the resources of metapho. It is ters without hindrance the store of any good." When it cannot tell the retailer. The above words were spoken by the charmed center of nil existence. story to a man in his ollice it It is the golden axletree around its in the newest floral designs. Siverware in the latest Mr. Carnegie, the all thouulit. can always gain his attention at patterns. New laVallieres an excellent assortment while talking to a large company which all industr all feeling rotates. It is the his home. No country is so reGive us a call and see our extensive line of working girls in New York City. casket of humanity's crown jewels. mote, no village is so dead, that it And then this man of unlimited It is the hive of love's sweet honey does not go there for orders and wealth closed by saying: gets them. Saturday Evening "I shall never forget how proud comb for which wc hoard and hope Post. I was when I got my first wages of and hunger. It is the haven of reSi '25 a week, and how I felt when treat to which we turn our footWA 9 1 was raised to $1. 50 as a telegraph steps when the labors of the day ' are over. It is our bivouac on the operator. To take home that march. g It is our on to my good mother gave me the desert. It is the anchor which a feeling of manly independenc." keeps our ships from drifting out Cod jiave uslmppj homes pure to sea. It is the compass which homes! They may be humble keeps our rudders true to heaven. enousrii: but if love be in them, It is the voice which calls to us 1&" '" IPraKt ' they will keep the ship of state '.r across the waters growing louder anchored in serene and peaceful and clearer and sweeter with the No blot will .stain the deepening twilight: waters. "Home, sweet Hag. The laws of the country will home-1be framed in wisdom and upheld A crust of bread, a pitcher of in honor. The statesmen will be .f water, a thatched roof and love; steadfast in the forum. The soldier will be valiant in the Held. there is happiness for you, whether the day be rainy or shiny. The sentinel upon the watch-towe- r will be faithful in the hour of danHearts are the trump cards in cats ger, and all will be well with the life, and the ticket Wc may not realize perchance, what home means . to us until seas and mountains separate us from the loved ones perchance not until sickness and misfortune come perchance not until the dreaded shadow falls upon the threshold and the raven croaks above our But when some tie is portals. snapped and some link is broken and some chair is vacant at the fireside, then we realize that the cords which bind us to the homestead are knotted in the bosom's core and centei then we realize that the poet sang for us and sanir for all the world when he sang beside the Thames: " 'Mid pleasures and palaces tho' I of Jfontucey, I will noV self-respec- Also Carry a Full Assortment first-clas- s 39-2- 3I-- Joe m Conroy &pgmfa?. M. Robinson The Jeweler IT Photographs Enlargements High Grade Cut Glass iron-maste- r, Picture framing i 1 The Bryan Studio f well-sprin- . Qojnixiigi 13 u. Absolutely Water Proof Tents Di 9mmmm " 7jhis Ss the Structk Cart The Mighty Haag Shows MT. STERLING Thursday, April m c republic. we must pre- r: Ml SO.MK ADVK'K TO WIVKS. sent at the door of heaven. The heart is the bookkeeper of our actions. How do vou keep it? Is it , clean and pure enough for or is it scarred over w th bad thoughts and worse deeds? Ah, keep thy heart diligently, for out of it are the issues of life. public-inspection- WMMl Remember that you are married to a man, and not to a god. Be prepared for imperfections. Anticipate the discovery bvyour husband that you are "only a woman:" if you were not he would not care about you. Once in a while, lot your husband have the last word; it will gratify him and be no particular Sec Mons Pauplaw the Human Bird and his Aeroplane the Metor. You have heard so much talk about. Let us show you the difference between this and the others your thumb. Good woman, try and hit the nail you aim at and not the one on 1 u rC ?? mA SPECIAL EXCURSION CINCINNATI AND RETURN Sunday, April 9 and 23 $1.50 Round Trip $1.50 Round Trip L iff REVIVAL OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES OF ANCIENT ARABIA Ladies' Dress Goods and Notions OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 7:25 a.m. ASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS. Don't miss the greatest of all street parades, 10:30 A. M. Remember we will positevely be here on the date mentioned. I Hi P Our stock was cnrcfullv selected from tho best houses in New York. If it came from our store vou know and every one knows, it is the !JI !Prewitt and jfcowell J r-- : Just Arrived All the4latest Spring creations in Best Honey Can Buy. Carpets and Rugs a Specialty. Positively No Gambling, :cs2523:es35Ehl"5 BcxsHBai aHKraataaacHaracs acsaGEsa Sour Apples Whiten the Teeth. Those who make a practice of eating hard, sour apples, chewing them slowly, bit by bit, will have glistening white teeth. Odo apple a day Is audi A W 353 ient Building Without a Window. St. Louis now has a concrete building feet high, which hasn't n single window. It la illuminated In the daytime by means of a skylight in tho roof. flfty-seve- n Mt. Sterling April 13 m ,. jfcazetrtffg 6c Son JL eh V A'. 11 tt - r- r -- . 'i - -- THE& ipake 01 Railway ARRIVE r All ntQKStHHttt. (Snccc-Kr 1 How to Cure Chronic Colds and Bronchitis "I run-dow- CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN SOON Haag Railroad Shows to be Here Company STERLING OF Subjectto change without notice) ' TRAINS AT MT. DR. C. W. COMPTON, Dontisl Mt Starling, Kentucky to Dr. niown.j Thursday. In the little town of Monroe, Louisiana, lived the family of Enos Haag, and about thirty-seve- n years ago there came to grace the family a son, and this son was named Ernest Haag; and as soon as he could even play with toys, pet playthinirs were the toy animals his parents and neighbors had given him. When he grew older, his play days were spent playing J e $ m P Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Phono C2 AVE Olllce In Mat tin lliilWIng. Bluevale, Ont., May 4, 1910. was sick for two years with a chronic cold and bronchitis and a "Jack of all trades and success at none." Read over the following advertisements and tell us where you would prefer placing your Insurance BROWN & consequent n condition. K p. go o a. m. Louisville 111. 0 a. ui. Lexington 5 p. m. Lexington Louisville Rothwell J J a. 111. , 212:39 P in. x 9:37 p. 111. t 9- -5 a. ui. j 7:05 p. m. t 2:05 P- - ni. x6:i9a-ui- DR. S. F. HAMILTON Dentist Office: Odd Fellows Building MT. STIRLING, KY. Hoius 10 ( bp.-5S:hS;- r Norfolk 37 P. m. RichmomI f Pikeville 125 a. 111. Hiuton x 3:47 P. in. 2:15 p. in. to 12 a.m. I to 4 i. in. 1 "ones i j Kcgi Omco G05-- S PAUL K. McKENNA, M. D. I eeping, Dining and Tarlor Cars on Ofiso Over Vaaarsdell fe Co. iress Trains. Night Oalla ansueied promptly by tinging asult agents for particulars. ing?, or coming to ofllce. Daily. Weekdays. WS-- 2 1 Physician and Surgeon. H. R. PREWITT t . ATTORNEY-AT-LA- ixiDgtoD & Eastern Ry M Sterling, Kentucky. TIME TABLE. TTest-Bs-and- .. Court St., opposite Court House, Samuels Building, front room up. stairs. Office: DR. STUBBLEFIELD So. No. 3 No. 5 Dally Dally Sun. Office A. M. P. M. Only 1 The OSTEOPATH Mrs. Leo Games', 97 W. Main St. STATIONS O, & K. Junction. A.M. Jackson 6:10 2:20 7:0O . Monday, Wednesday, Friday Phone 457 26-31- 6:15 2:25 Athol Beatty ville Junction, Torrent Camptou Junction . Clay City L. & E. Junction . . Winchester r. Lexington E3aEt-So"a.sid. 6:40 2:52 3:20 7:54 7:30 3HI 8:15 7:43 3:57 8:28 8:25 4:35 9:02 77 70 7."05 DR. J. L. McCLUNG 9:CO 9:12 955 5:07 934 5:2C 9:46 6:05 tO:25 Ofllco in Reynolds lildg., Court & Maysville Sts MT. 3TKICLINU, KY. Dentist DR. G. M. HORTON No. s Dally 2:25 No. 4 Daily A. M. STATIONS v. Lexington Veterinarian Office Ar, Winchester L. & E. Junction . . Clay City Campion Junction . Torrent Bealtyville Junction Athol O. & K. Junction. . Jackson No. 4 A. M. 11:20 .... 3:o5 3:20 3:50 4:30 4:47 5:10 5:37 6:05 7:35 8:13 8:26 9:02 9:38 9:55 10:17 10:45 at Peed & Horton's Livery Stable. Office Phone 49S Residence, 24. Calls answered Promptly. DR. W. B. ROBINSON 6:10 I1U5 IM2C Veterinarian Olllcoat Andciiion & llo.uilinanVjr.lrciy Stalilo Residence Phone 531 Ollicc Phone 133 Calls answered ioniltly Kviminations fiec STATIONS Jackson QuicKsand No. 3 P. M. 2:20 Lv. 1:50 Assistant State Veterinarian. Ar. 11:40 consnisriECTioisrs. L. &. E. JUNCTION Trains Nos. 1 and 3 will make connection with C. & O For the- JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS Ry. for Mt. Stetling, Ky. CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos. I, 2, 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry. to and from Camp-ton- , Ky. STAPLE and EANCY GROCERIES, SOUTHERN VEGETABLES, see Traii-No- . GUEEMWADE 15EATTYVILLE JUNCTION will make connection with L & A 2 The Man who bandies onlv the BEST Ry. for Beatt ville, Ky. S. .P O. & K. JUNCTION Trains Nos. 3 and 4 will make connection with Ohio & The place to Kentucky Ry. for Cannel City, Ky. and ing cards is the O. & K. stations. get engraved call- C CHAS. SCOTT Gen. Passenger Agent Advocate Pub. Co., Inc. 'J III hghest Prices 111-1- kHF NFW MF1T CTHDF 1 1HI1I llSIB. Live PAID FOR Poultry, Eggs, Hides, furs, 11. n eat 11 v.Miit meat and want FRESH 2 place to get it is at a feathers, Sheep Pelts and Wooj first Class- - Meat Store r 0. D. Sullivan & Co. I conduct such a place. All of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED. We Mt. Sterling, Ky. W. Locust Street 'Phone 474 guarantee the choicest meats at all times. Prices reasonable. Not Cut Prices, but Before Building get our estimates 011 IS OUi MOTTO Concrete Blocks We also lay the best pavement that money will buy. Posts for building purposes 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. 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 LLOYD, Druggist. W. S. people. The following spring he bought a Hat boat and organized a Opportunities in the South. small show, flouting down the Keel The Southern Agriculturist cau- River on the flat boat, playing the tions its readers against believing small towns on the river front. all they see in the Hambuoyant He next bought a few wagons, and literature they see "circulated in started an overland show, every the South to interest farmers in year enlarging and getting new other agricultural sections." It features and with ever that one believes that "if the young man idea and ambition, to cive lr's would look around to see what the friends, the public, the best money enterprising farmers have done in could procure, successful managethe South he would find that as ment su urges t and brains devise. wonderful stories, and true ones, Every year Mr. Haag enlarged his too, could be told of what industry show until it became too large to and intelligence have done in the travel on wagons. It was then South as are told of other agricul- transposed to a railroad show with tural sections about which such its own special trains. marvelous claims have been made." In the fifteen years' history of By way of clinching the argu- - this enterprise each year has been nient the Southern Agriculturist J an urexplained growth and increase gives two examples of what has. jn SZQ ovor the preceding one, and been accomplished in the South by this year has been no exception to industrious young men. It says: Mr. IIag has always the rule. "Nine years ago a young farmer had three principal objects in view, 11 came to a Sonthern county and namely: Cleanliness, honesty, and ra invested in some farm land. He kind treatment to all. Mr. Haag 2H had sixty dollars. He grew straw claims the distinction of being the berries, peaches and crops for home only Southern gentleman owninir Hi use, unci bought land as his funds and controlling a Southern show. would justify. Now he owns over Hang Shows will exhibit at Mt. hundred acres of land, that Sterling April 18. three has been well fenced and improved greatly, he has a $5,000 dwelling ia m and other farm buildings in proportion. He is out of debt and Another has money to lend. Southern-bor- n young man left onr Southern State and located in an writes Lola P. Roberts, of other and taught school, ihe time Vienna, Mo., "I used to be was fourteen years ago. He saved sick most of the time and his money and invested it in farm suffered with backache and lands and managed these posses headache. My Mother, who sions so that the land was made had been greatly helped by better and brought him a nice the use of Cardui, got me annual income. Now hu owns two bottles, and 1 have between four and live hundred been well ever since." acres of land and has an income E49 from this that makes him independent of his profession of teaching, although he still has school work. There are hundreds of instances in which voting men The Woman's Tonic to work in their community Cardui is a gentle tonic in the South and have won a home for young and old women. and an abundant living in as short It relieves and prevents a time as could be expected elsepain. It builds strength. It where." feeds the nerves. It helps The advice iriven is important urn 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 remedy for chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis and pulmonary troubles, not a palliative like cough syrups. Try a bottle of VINOL. If you don't think it helped you, we will-retyour money. received no benefit from doctors, and had to give up work. VINOL was recommended and from the second bottle I commenced to improve I gained in weight and strength, my cold and bronchial trouble disappeared, and I am at work again. I want to recommend VINOL to anyone who is in need of such a I JONES BLANK, filSII & BLANK Real Estate, Law and He Insurance give us a charitable and trial Banking, Insurance and Magazine Agency Mt. Sterling, Ky. J. P. ROBINSON SMITH & LAWSON Meat Market (I also represent the Blank & Blank Fire Insurance Co. Give me a part of your insurance) Mt. Sterling, Ky. Real Estate Bonds and Insurance Good Compauies Mt. Sterling, Ky. r. j. Roberts Jersey Milk Country Produce AND Insur- ance Give me a Trial Phone 091 Hoffman & Son liKlinnrp Mt. Sterling. Kentucky Over 65 Years Experience) Which office do YOU think could handle your Insurance interests THE BEST? Nothing Succeeds Like Success I f d I Eg &ammBBTisam. vSS.- - vmm w for && JIJJJ 1" your money is at and everyone knows m II H m TTmf. tho, nlar.e to o'ot full value sassjag&ss- '- I If. A. Sutton Furniture, Carrpets, & Son's Rugs, Etc. I i 1 JU pHH JMAgm hmWL havc-gon- o "rie shoe fits 1 the foot If your shoes don't fit, you don't want' t 1 J u Give us a trial and be CLAY'S MEAT MARKET Phone E. C. HAINLINE 3l-3- & CO. 64 Next door to Post Office. and timely, and is worthy of attention of those young men who may be thinking of going West to "grow up with the country.' There is no lack ot agricultural opportunity in tho South for an The enterprising young man. South is developing; not so rapidly as some of the Western States as are continually campaigning for the whole system. Made from harmless roots and herbs, it has no bad 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 after-effects, them ; and we don t want you to have them. We recommend Selz ?Hk Royal Blue shoes because they're) H made to fit; scientific lasts in all "shapes, to fit all feet. Selz WJ Bring us any feet you Royal have; we'll fit them Diue snoe in Selz shoes. 3.50, $4, $S. for Sale G-LIC- Z: Low -W.fPi.!?fl Colonist Rates To Destinations in the V T&W Vt W&rfVT JSJM CT K fe vn AtiM ikj Xi. wA 3S'. " , TK W 2P3 'r West, Northwest and Southwest VIA Or BOURBON POULTRY CURE Southern R'y. Tickets on Sale Daily Until April 10, 1911 immigration, but everywhere there is good progress. The South is growing in population and in industrial and commercial importance. It has productive lands and a favorable climate for agricultural endeavor. What more docs the energetic tiller of the soil require? Why should he seek new lields when there are untilled acres at home? H. Clay All In the Name. This Is the real name of the dalal Inma of Thibet, lo-p- u By. 22 S. Maysville St. BEOS. JUt. Sterling, Ky. fruit and AND Sifi STRAWBERRY Trees PLANTS COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute Mckee & Sons t PREVENTS i ''For &nd 9Sm down the thro?t of a srnplni; chicUcn. destroy" tho worms life. and saves tho chick'sdrinking A few drops In tho water cures nnd DISEASE In Blackhead and other dbeases the treatment of White Diarrhoea In chicks turkeys f'i )'. DOURBDH POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL . , Dne 90c lttk makes 12 of medlcta Buy, Sell and Kent Real Estate, Raspberries Asparagus, Blackberries, Loan Money, to or For You. Rhubarb, Etc. For further information, ask any agent Write tho Best Insurance Execute Write for Catalog We have no agents Southern Railway, or write to Bonds for you, put vou Next t A. R. COOK, D. P. A., Louisville, Ky. best investments. Sell The Besl H. f . HILLENMEYER & SONS K. D STATTON, D.P.A., Evansville, Ind Autos The White Steamer. LEXINGTON, KY. J. C. BEAM, JR., A. G. P.t A. 44-t- f. t Don't fail to see them. St. Louis, Mo. 35-6- Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand, Typewriting Penmanship, English. Night School, County Courthouse W. Jf. sftaddock, Mt. Sterling, lMyr Principal Kentucky . - lk )" 5 .. A ? f I $0&M? I Hoffman's A gone Insurance Crazy I believe you eat, drink and sleep Life In-- r Don't Soli "Cheap" FRIEND of mine said "Hoffman, you are just Insurance crazy. surance; don't you ever think of anything else?" Judge E. C. O'Reah, of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, and Candidate n for the Republican Norn-inatio- Insurance Because such is a losing prop-ositio- n for both my customers and m j self. I want your business not only today, but tomorrow, the next day, nest month and next year; and the only way I can expect to enjoy it is to handle the BEST policy atwith no "come-back- " tached, making a specialty of the business, knowing it from "eend to eend," as I do, and said I, "you are about right, but I never did believe in a business unless one was thorough in it, and to make a specialty of such a business as mine one must study ALL the time to keep posted 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 the best contract on the market for the insured. I could get contracts from companies paying me MORE first year's commissions but they do not have the contract that would let me feel 'a satisfied - customer is one's best advertisement,' and that's what I have now nothing but satisfied policyholders." ?;.; il," ' says: for Governor, f notasa Jack of all Agency "Having had occasion recently to carefully study the values of Life Insurance policies issimed upon various plans, I have concluded that those "issued by the STATE MUTUAL of Massachusetts are freest from quibbling annoyances, and are the solidest in many respects. "Am well pleased with my policies in this company." WHfN VOL THINK OP "HOFFMAN," a Name That Has Been Synonymous 'fe' s. Alexander, 200 hogs at 56.65 per cwt., engaged some time ago Rov Byrd bought recently of Harry Howell, a pair of mules for 325. Poultry raisers here have lost neatly all of their young chickens. Insurance Hoffman With "tk man r "Insurance" For Over Sixty Years ped from the foundation and two posts broken aud about 40 braces twisted out of socket. Blowed the top off of Mrs. S. M. Priest's barn, and damaged the large barn of J. N. Tone. Tore the roof off of J. B. Clark's barn and took the roof off and the partition out of a tenant house for Claud McClain, The tenant and J CORRESPONDENCE. GRASSY LICK. John Pegjp and wife visited in Lexington 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 in 0v-ingsvil- James Hicks bought a nice filly of J M. Bigstaff, for ijo. Wm. Cravens and wife are visiting relatives in Ouingsville. Mrs. Bruce Turner is very sick with grippe. Gbho Caywood aud family visited John Caywood iu Bourbon comity Sunday. STOOPS. Farmers are getting badly behind again. Oats have come out fine aud prospects look good for them. E. L. Fassett continues to improve, and promises to soon be well. Many from here attended court at " cwt. Owingsville Monday R E. Tipton and wife have been visit W. B. Greene bought of J M Bistiff Fus-elt- , Robert Tipton sold recently to West Virginia parties, a pair of mules for 600. These were considered the best mules iu Montgomery county. Mrs. Harrison Conn who was operated 011 at a Louisville hospital last week is doing nicely, and will soon return home. Joe O'Rear bought of Vanarsdall & Co , 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. Everybody invited to attend. Bom, April 6, to Early Roberson and wife, a 12 pound sou. Miss Lutie Quisenberry is at home from the E. K. S. N. school, Richmond, until after Easter. Joseph O'Rear bought last week for W. B. Greene, 85 kogs of T. N. Coons, aid 11 of Lawrence at 6 00 per mg the family of R. L Tipton at George- town Rev. J II. Williams and wife of Little Rock, visited the f.imilv of A. G. 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 biyond estimation on the night of April 4. A large tobacco barn on the Duerson farm was blown down, the colored school house lifted off its foundation and one section of Robt. flarkley's residence destroyed. Many other barns and houses lost their roof. PLUM LICK. J. K. Todd sold a yearling mule for H37-50- . 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 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 .1 Inrge attendance This is her first school, but she is being highly commended b the pttrons of the district for the manner in which she is conducting James Kendall was initiated in the lodge of the Modern Woodmen of the the school. She has perfect control over the children and forbids them playing anywhere but the school house grounds or in her sight. She don't allow the boys to flourish any knives or throw any rocks especially at the people who pass along the public highway. Any one passing cau easily distinguish the difference between books and play time. If Miss Jessie carries out her intentions to not become too well acquainted or get too familiar with some of those mischie'vipus boys, they will never know how it happened. 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 completely demolished, smashing a self binder, tobacco setter, buggy, cart and many other implements. There was inclosed in the barn two mules and one blind horse and forty hogs all of which made their escape with the exception of one small hog which was caught by some flying debris while on the run for dear life. Kirkpatrick aifd Clay were spared only half of one of their large tobacco barns while at the same time they had another one to blow clear off the hill and one of the tier rails was found two miles away sticking iu the roof of K. I. Alvin Beal's chimney Richie's barn. was blown away and he had hard work to keep the house from catching oh fire Tom Hentley's b irn had three posts slip Boys Wanted. boys to join our M. J. Goodwin, Corn Club. County Supt. of Schools. I want fifty with his family left during the storm and has not been seen since. W. A. Thomason had a large tobacco barn to blow down. John L. Sopcr below here had two tobacco barns destroyed and W. M. Berry had one to blow uway with 30,000 pounds of tobacco. Three bents of Owen Ratliff's barn was demolished. The damage to fences, timber, haystacks, etc., was too numerous to mention. . Acme Quality Paints Davies Varnish Stains; Zenolum Sh$ep Dip Minor's Sheep Dip Harsh physics renct, weaken the .bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Kegulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist for tfietn. , i. know that there isn't another shoe like the HED GROSS. Our customers know it. A trial would make YOU know it. J. II. BRUNNER, The Shoe Man. 3fl-- I Insect Powder and Disinfectants , . , t i at Ml Sterling Drug Co. 39-i- PEaKgTsaa-aagrejafffF- a ". 'P'K V Iv ft J if-- Shi Uli m in Clitlisi, Si 30 I J I), 11 its ail Finite is Ready Fir Yob M Vw UNC PW. If 1 DP Sterling's Leading Clothing, Shoe, Hat and Furnishing House, nnKify Strictly the BEST from the BEST makers. These selections in all lines have been made with such attention to the tastes of men, young men, and mothers of boys and girls, that we are sure of a successful season. Have assembled a stock that will please you. &GRA VES t Hirsh, Wick wire and Michaels Stern & Co. Clothes for ? All the Leading Makes OOPTBiaMT men and Ederheimer, Stein young men's clothes. MICHAELS-STERMICHACLS, lo. .Y TM N MMrni or FINE CLOTHING STtBt 4 CO. Stetson andYouman Hats, Stacy Adams and Walkover Shoes, E. & W. and Cluett Shirts. Best Neckwear, Hosiery and Gloves. JThe best makes of Ladies7, Misses', and Children's Shoes and Oxfords. An elegant line of Ladies' Hosiery. This is the leading Clothing, Shoe, Hat and Furnishing House in town. Service prompt, careful and courteous. " Quality our Watchword." Yet it is not a high-pricstore. And on top o that is our iron clad guarantee. . XTR1 GOOD BOYS' CLOTHES. ed m? Free to the Holder of Lucky Number A Fine Shetland SHETLAND Fac-Simi- Pony, Value $150 lc of PONY TICKET This ticket is good for ONE CHANCE on PONY which will be given to the holder of lucky number on With every one dollar cash spent or every one dollar paid on past due accounts we give you one chance on this pony, This beautiful little animal is on display at our store. Pony Ticket SATURDAY, JULY 8th, 1911. A TICKET is given with every CASH purchase of ONE DOAR and every dollar paid on PAST DUE accounts. Save your ticket you may win the pony. i PUNCH & GRAVES PUNCH TWO BIG STORES. Js GRAVES MT. STERLING. KY ' r. tffi fcV

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