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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, April 26, 1911.

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, April 26, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911042601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, April 26, 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. a IZ- a 4 4 1 1l i v i r i 4 MT STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY I VOLUME XX MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY APRIL 26 l llNUMBER 42 I INTEREST GROWING IN ADVOCATES GREAT POPULARITY CONTEST f Five Girls to1 i fee Given Free of All Charges a Delightful Ten Days Trip to Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington CONTEST PROPER TO START JUNE FIRST I Interest in TilE ADVOCATES great Atlantic City Contest is growing daily arid although the contest proper does not start until June 1st we are receiving many inquiries each day There has been a large number of girls nominated some of whom are sure to be win ners Remember we will give 3000 votes free for every car di date nominated before June 1st Girls just think of what we offer to give you A FREE 10 days trip to Atlantic City the beauty spot of the whole world it has been written and talked about so much that it is a house hold word in not only every home in America but Europe as well It is the mecca of the world for the richest class during the summer months particularly during the months of July and August and it is not surprising to see along the great board walk or taking the cooling dip in the surf the kings and queens of Europe the Rocke fellers and Morgans of America all there with but one thought in mindto have the time of their livesand they have it too The great board walk about which so much has been written is a great steel esplanade elevated and reaching for seven miles along the ocean front It is crowded from morning till night with throngs of people from this country and Europe Three thousand rolling chairs glide over the board walk continuously in whichride the millions of the world The l bathing beach is easily the finest in the world It is said that at the height of the season there arc as many as 80000 people in bath ing at the same time Just think of itl 80000 What a wonderful sight to behold- Extending far out into the ocean from the beach are six massive piers over a mile in length these piers are literally covered with every kind of amusement that one could conceive each one is a veritable Worlds Fair within itself One could spend hours on each and every one of these piers and im mensely enjoy everyone N In short Atlantic City leads the entire world as the grandest I amusement resort on the globe to day And it is to this truly won derful place that the five popular young ladies from Mt Sterling and surrounding counties will go as the Honored guests of the ADVOCATE Then after our party has enjoyed this magnificent outiner they will be taken first to Baltimore then to staidold Philadelphia and then to the most interesting city in the- universeWashington D C Now can you picture in the wid est flights of your imagination a more enjoyable a more delightful outing than this one Expense has been entirely forgotten in planning the itinerary and the sole thought in the mind of the man agement was to make it the grandest outing that was ever offered a bunch of girls anywhere Any energetic girl can win one of these delightful trips and all it ii takes is a little personal effort and your friends will do the rest THE DISTRICTS During the time of the contest the territory covered by time AD TOpATE hRs been divided into five s P i v districts thus making the winning of the race much easier for the candidatesUnderstand one young lady will be sent from each district Of course the one receiving the high est number of votes in her district The following are the districts and their boundaries DISTRICT NO 1 Begins at the C 0 depot in the center of Bank street thence north up center of said street to Howard avenue thence up center of Howard avenue to corner of Howard avenuo and Clay streets thence east to center of Maysville street thence north to the city limits including all the territory lying east of said line in the city limits DISTRICT NO2 Shall comprise all the balance of the city lying west of the line as indicated in District No 1 DISTRICT NO3 Is composed of the following voting precincts Aarons Run I Side View Grassy Lick Leveo and BeansDISTRICT NO4 Cnmargo Jeffnrsonville How ands Mill Harts and Smithville DISTRICT NO5 The counties of Bath Clark Menefeo and Rowan i Fine Lot 11 beautiful building lot on Main street from R Magowan and will soon erection lot adjoins lot of Thos Kennedy who will also building Go to Guthries for pr Although divided into districts contestants may solicit votes any RULES OF THE Any young lady good char acter sixteen years age or over residing in any the five districts is eligible to enter the To nominate girl merely place her name on slip of paper or better still till out the coupon in this issue and drop it into bal lot box in this office The young llady must reside in the in which she is entered although she may receive votes from any source whatsoever Remember all those entering race before June 1st will re ceive bonus 3000 votes TO OUR PATRONS If there is anything at all about the entire contest that you do not fully understand either call or ad dress the Manager at Advocate office The contest will ba conducted in a fair straightforward open man ner and the management wilLtake detaQthutisAddress all inquiries etc to THE CONTEST MANAGER Care The ADVOCATE No one connected with the AD VOCATE oflice in any capacity will be permitted to participate or take part whatever in the big con test I WVYWVVWVVW tHfWffyfflytfffWff I TOE WAY TO OBTAIN VOTES II FOR EVERV IEW SUBSCRIBER 1 Year in advance 100 votes 2 Years in advance 300 votes = 3 Years in advance 500 votes 4 Years in advance 700 votes 5 Years in advance 1000 votes 10 Years in advance 2500 votes fOR OLD SUBSCRIBERS 1 Year 75 votes 2 Years i 200 votes J3 Years 350 votes 4 Years 500 votes 5 Years 700 votes 10 Years 1500 votes JBeginning June 1st a coupon will appear in every edition of the ADVOCATE good for ten vote- stAAM1AMAAwMAAwMMA A AAMMAMkM1M NOMINATING BLANK Mt Sterling Advocates tlantic City Contest I Nominate Miss of as a candidate for your 6tlantic City Congest I Nominated by Under no circumstances will the name of the person making nomination be div llgec1II Buys u Halley has iust purchased a Vest J begin the of a modern home This the t soon begin cut prices N 1 where ELECTION of of of contest a a the district the a of Contest any Base Ball In a fast and exciting game last Saturday afternoon the Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute base ball KentuckyClassical thelattersto 7 Visit Gutlirios cut price sale r I 4 BRICK STREETS Mass Meeting of Business Men of Mt Sterling Ky Held at Court House Monday Night x At a mass meeting of the busi ness men and orOperty owners of Mt Sterling Ky held in the County Court Room on April 24 for the purpose of lending assist ance to the Brick Street Commis sion in their recommendation to the City Council on the bid sub mitted for paving certain streets of the city This meeting was called to order by Dr W R Thompson Upon motion duly made second ed and unanimously adopted Mr H It Prewitt was elected Temporary Chairman of the meeting and W C Hamilton Secretary The Chair declared the meetinir open for consideration of the bid for paving the streets Dr W R Thompson and Mr C C Chenault of the Committee on Street paving presented the bid together with their view say ing that they had labored under the impression that the work could be done for 2 per square yard but that the streets should be paved Mr Chenault further saying that the price proposed in the bid of 218 was not suchan increase as would mare him hesi tate to pave in front of his property It was further suggested by Mr Chenault that certain persons owning property claimed the right of superintending the work and that he as an individual would suggest that the Committee be dis charged and a new Committee up pointed from these property owir ersThis idea met the favor of Mr C K Oldham who moed the discharge of theCornmiltee seconded by W R Thompson mind on sub mission to the house prevailed Motion was then made that a new Committee be appointed to consist of Messrs U C Chenault Jnof W Wade I F Tabb W S Lloydand A B Oldham This motion receiving a prompt second n submission was unanimously adoptedIt then proposed that the sense of the property owners be laken as to paving in front of their property and the streets coy ered by the bid It was the un animous sense of the property owners present that the streets be pavedThe sense of the meeting as a whole was then inquired as to paving the streets covered by the bid It was the unanimous expression that the streets be paved The newly appointed Committee was instructed to make recom mendation to the City Council consistent with the general expression of the property owners and citizens present The meeting then adjourned H R PUEWITT Clint Attest W C HAMILTON Sec The meeting was an enthusiastic one for brick streets The differ ence in Jprice for paving the streets of this city ns comparedwith other towns and cities is accounted for by the extra cost in freight rate and getting materials necessary to the work delivered Expressions have been sought from both local and foreign contractors as to the reasonableness of the bid submitted Claim was made that it couldnot be reasonably expected better that the bid should be accepted Nothing would add moro to the city in the way of enhancing the value of property beautifying and making more sanitary than paving the streets as well as it being an economical undertaking I15suits now 11 24 at Guthries diL ROLL Of HONOR Mt Sterling Graded Common School Shows Up Well for Month Ending April 14 FIUST GRADE Charles Jones Harran Roonev Floyd Stamper Clay Wyatt John Raymond Tipton Mod ie Hall Elizabeth Horton Katherine Van arsdell Gladys Hanev Corona Laughlin Lucille Stokeley SECOND GRAm Wm Hedges Allen Prewitt Stanley Connor THIUD GUAm Win Pennybaker Jno Samuels Elizabeth Coleman Elizabeth Holliday Elizabeth Horton Max Glick Clara Igo Elizabeth Mc Donald Pudgie Samuels Arvilla Wade Ruby Wilson FOURTH GUAm Reid Gallagher Ennis Hainline Allen Patterson Matt Rogers Virgielee Sullivan John Allen Strossman Harry Mills Ralph Wyatt Lena Glick Ruth Kelly Irene McNamara Lillian McClure Thelma Pierce Marcia Stevenson Martha Tharp Bernice Moore FIFTH GRADE Jenmol Gatewood Chiles Van Antwerp Edith Henry Marcella Chiles Georgia Darrell Jennella Fitch Hattio Haney Laura Hart Loretta Kern Mabel Leach SIXTH GRADE Henrietta Coleman Frances Kennedy Martha Mae Robinson Dorothy Tyler Mary Robertson Georgia Wilkerson Jennie HinI son Eleanor Guilfoiie Rachel Morris Carroll Chenault Jack Owings tKress Esktidge Charles Smathers SIn TH GRADE Malcolm Thomson Harry Reis Henry Sullivan Leo Schlegel Vivian Alfrey Ruth Barnes Mary Brumier Alexine B gstafl Mabel I Horton Julia Hazelrigg Jean Kendall Mary Laughlin Elizabeth McCoun Leila Owings Martha Reed Edith Jones Laura Rooney Mary Ragan Frances Samuels Gene Schlegel Emily Tipton Cynthia Thompson Lillian Zellman Ethel Warmouth EIGHTH GRADE Julia Rodman Anna Sewell Mattie Butts Mattie Pangburn Kavanaugh Mannix Warren Rob ertson Jack Whin W N Hoff man Emily Lloyd Earl Thompson Howard VanAntwerp Jr Esthao Wilson HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN O1A8SIEmma Botts Catherine Green Lucille Hardin Pauline Pangburn Queenie Rooney Ruth Setter Josephine Thomas Courtney Horton SOlIIOMOKK CLASS Aileen Beall Ray Botts ElizaSbeth Guilfoile Christine Heinrich Mildred Robinson Bess Sewell Jas Green JUNIOR CLASS Emma Evans Nellie Vice SENIOR CLASS Hazel Grubbs Nell Pangburn Lucy Clay Woodford You can save 25 per cent on your spring suits at Guthries Best of everything to eat at Van arsdells 1 Engagement Announced Mr and Mrs Ephriam Woods of Stanford Ky have announced the engagement of their daughter Sallie Taylor to Grover C Ander son of this city Miss Woods who has been a frequent visitor here as the guest of Mrs C W Kirkpatrickand Miss Arabella Bogie is a lovely girl and by her charming personality and winning manner has already made a host of friends in this her home to be Mr Anderson who is a son of Mr Geo W Anderson is one of our most popular and progressive young business men and is a young man of sterling worth The wedding will take place in the Baptist Church at Stanford June 8th It will pay you to attend Guth ries cut price sale Fresh strawberries daily at Vanarsclells Begins Saturday The Lexington Spring Racing meeting will begin Saturday and front the great number of horses present the meeting promises to be the best one held there for many years Nice purses will be given andas many of the crack racers of America are there some royal sport will be enjoyed The following will be the feat ure races of the meeting Phoenix Hotel Handicap 1 116 miles April 29 Raceland Stakes H furlongs May 2 Elmendorf Stakes 4i furlongs May 4j Camden Handicap It miles May 6j Breeders Futurity 4 furlongs May 9 Blue Grass Stakes 1 1B miles May 10 Brew ers Selling Stakes 1 mile May 11 Watch this paper next week and see the ninny bargains S 11 New meyer will offer from the bank rupt sale of M L Gordon Vacant lot 60x150 feet to be sold at public auction May 1st at 2 p in Cut prices on shoes Guthries Dont Forget v Two Nice- Residences Will be Sold at Auction 1sfOn1O lo k s The Homes of Ollie McCormick and John Stofer Come and buy Something Good W Hoffman Wood ss- Ti h v e I 1 11rIr g 1rIr 1 1Star Emerald 3372 I Best son of Emerald Chief 2132 is a nice seal brown star and stripe in face I white hind feet five years old 153 hands high and weighs 1050 pounds Sired byJEmerald Chief 2132 by Bourbon Chief 976 by Harrison Chief 1606 by Clark Chief 89 Dam Star Lady 5029 by King William 2nd 533 by King William 67 by Washington Denmark 64 Will make the Season of 1911 at Lone Pine Stock Farm 6 miles N of Mt Sterling on Maysville pike 2500 to Insure a Living Coil Lieu retained on Colts until Season Fee is Paid eB DALER P D NO3 MT STERLING KY 3S5t SE SOrr 1011 Forrest I enrclark 153 I wish to announce that Forrest Denmark will serve a limited number of mares at 2000 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 combined horses than any stallion in Kentucky lIe has fiftytwo colts to his credit that have actually sold for an average of 850 per head The highest priced saddle gelding that ever left this State was by him Second He has sired more show horses than any stallion in Montgomery county Comus Eckersall Chancellor and The Cardinal four geldings sired by byaUtheringHisd States first premium in Sweepstakes Saddle Classes combined rings light harness heavy horses high steppers coach horse best pair horses both being by Forrest and best type to produce a carriage horse One of his get was awarded a medal abroad for being the best type ti improve the breed of horses there Third Forest Denmark is considered by many good horsemen the handsomest horse they had ever seen He is a bay with black points sixteen hands high am1 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 titbeste sought after as longas there is a demand for high class horses Broodmares by him have already proven themselves leading matrons FifthYour patronage will be appreciated and we will do the most in ou power to help furnish you a good market for colts by our horses For other particulars apply t- oChenault 7oocLford FygrclyAt our barns one mile south of Mt Sterling we will also stand a beautiful1 white Shetland pony at 1000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT Those having undersized or plain mares cannot do better than patronize this six sire successfullyI r pony that changed hands twice for 1500 and his dam we sold for zoo Attention and keep of mares on grass f3 per month Chenault 77oodfcrd385t Green Briar Stock drat RAY MOSS Proprietor SI Nu I MT KTKKIINU KY Ihono W9a Emerald Ray 4278 A S H R 8Mu of 1911 at my stable 3i miles south of Mt Sterling 20 TO INSURE LIVE COLT ire1Knierald Chief 2132 dam by Sen ator Blackburn 3165 great show horse and sire Emerald Ray the Twentieth Cen tWl horse the kind the King wanted in Exchange for his kingdom Emerald Ray is five gailed with a hril liant rack and trot He is conceded as fine a horse as Kentucky produces A horse who impresses his beauty grace quality rich breeding and class Breed good mares to him the colts will sell themselves i E3raDllettSfjr Sire of High Priced Mules H ammythree700 to IInsure Living Coltt Mares accepted in Mt Sterling where grass is wanted Grass and attention 200 per month S25 ill premiums will be given suckling MontgouteryCounty 39lt r Pepsin In Bread beingtJBed makIi Iflectlk1 Y i I STERLING CHIEF 2079I at the heed of h Woodford Mtkk farm MT STERLING KY Sired by the world champio- sire Bourbon Chief 976 dam by dambym Ideally bred color rich dark chestnut height 153 weight 1150 pounds Perfect conformation I and a horse of great intelli tailedhorsek and trot and is good at the fly required saddle gaits Fee 25 to Insure Living Colts Free season to the Hare that can rack and trot with STERLING CHIEFInspect this horses allaround quality before booking your mares or apply for card J Thornton Woodford Hatred The poorest of all emotion for any American citizen to feel is the emotion of hatred toward his fellows Theodore Roosevelt e I YY IITI yJACQUES FUIEELLE ILIU1RAnONS hy MOK2ttl2rCOPYRIGHT 19OB w THE ASSOCIATED SUNDAY MAOA2IWE COPYRIGHT 19ooh THe OB8S MERRILL COMPANY OTJngTngly MIKU a frvn UIII IM asrror call again 1 You may watt It you dont mind said Mr Howard Ill be able to let you know in a few minutes I hope Mr Grimm bowed and passed out At the end of twentyfive minutes the door of Mr Howards private officeOnopened and he appeared His face was violently red evidently from anger and perspiration stood on his fore headI cant do anything with him hi declared savagely He says simply conductedthrough Mr Grimm had risen he bowed courteouslyVery hs said placidly You understand of course as the note says that this refusal of his termin ates the negotiations soBut just a moment interposed Mr Howardqulcklr Good day said Mr Grimm door opened and closed heI IIhQ Three minutes later he into a telephone booth at a nearby corner and took down thee receiver Hello centrall1 he called and then This is Mr Grimm of the Se cret Service What number was Mr Howard talking to Eleven doublenought six Alexan dria was the reply Where is the connection In whose nameThe connection is five miles ou from Alexandria in farmhouse o the old Baltimore Road came th e elycrisp businesslike answer The name Murdock Williams Thank you said Mr Grimm GoodbyA later he was standing by the curb waiting for a car when How ard still angry and with an expres slow of deep chagrin on his face came bustling up If you can glue me until tomorrow afternoon then= he began 1Air Grimm glanced around at him and with a slight motion of his head summoned two men who had been chatting nearby One of them was sheTake this man In charge he di conr finement until you hear from me Dont talk to him dont let anyone else talk to him and dont let him talk If any person speaks to him before he Is locked up take that person In charge also Ho Is guilty of no crime but a single word from him now will endanger my life 1That was all It was said and done so quickly that Howard dazed con fused and utterly unable to accoun for anything was led away without a protest Mr Grimm musing gently on the stupidity of mankind In gen eral and the ease with which it Is possible to lead oven a clever indi vidual into a trap if the bait appeals to greed took a car and wont upI townSome three hours later he walkedI briskly along a narrow path strewn with pine needles which led tortu ously up to an old colonial farmhouse Outwardly the place seemed to be de serted The blinds battered and stripped of paint by wind and rain I were all closed and one corner of the small veranda had crumbled away I from age and neglect In the rear o the house rising from an pld barn a I thin polo with a cuplike attachmen- at J the apex thrust Its point into the pinesIcame along He stepped up quietly on the veranda and had just extended one hand j to rap on the door when It was opened from within and Miss Thorne stood before him He was not sur prised intuition had told him he would meet her again perhaps here t InIhiding A sudden quick tenderness J lighted the listless eyes For an in stnnt she stood staring her face pa1lldII against the gloom of tho hallway be I yond and she drew a long breath orI loon 1 eyes were veiled by drooping lids then she recovered herself and they opened into his In them he saw anxiety appre hension fear even Miss Thorne I he greeted and h bowed low over the white hand which she impulsively thrust toward hi- m1I know some one was coming sho stammered in a half whisper 1with hadntedefinitely t that you were safe from tho explo sion I am gladglad you underr glad that you wore not She i stopped and ought back tar emotions then went oat But you must not 1rouryour1 comingInquiredFrom the moment Mr Howard telephoned she replied still hastily i whisperIsome hopethatd forced him to call usup here and that was all you needed It was Him etaof coiirsfl to trace the telephone riyJ J Call SOUl OX nor uwnuw v a one of his desperately Now go please The Latin compact is at an end you merely invite death here Now gel Her eyes were searching the listS less face with entreaty in them slender fingers were fiercely gripping e of Mr Grimms nerveless hands For an instant some strange soften ing light flickered In the young mans eyes then it passed I have ho choice Miss Thorne he said gravely at last I am honor bound by my government to do one of two things It I fail In the first of those the greater it can only be because He stopped hope flamed up in her eyes end she leaned forward eagerly studying the impassive face Because T she repeated It can only be because I am kill1 ed he added quietly Suddenly his whole manner changed I should to see thethe Inventor But dont you seedontyousee I you will be killed if she began tensely May I see tho Inventor please- rM Grimm interrupted For a little time she stood white and rigid staring at him Then her lids fluttered down wearily as if to vell some crushing agony within herl and she stepped aside Mr Grimm entered and the door closed noiselessly behind him After a moment her antd he was led into a room to his left his door too she closed immediate e turning to face him We may talk here a few minutes without interruption she said in a low tone Her voice was quite calm now If you will be4Please understand Miss Thorno ho Interposed mercilessly that I must see the Inventor whoever he fis What assurance have I that this fis not some ruse to permit him to escape You have my word of honor she sold quite simply Please go on He sat down You will see him too soon I fear e continued slowly If you had nofascome to him he would have gone to you She swayed a little and pressed one hand to her eyes I would to God It were In my power to prevent that meeting she exclaimed desper atoly Then with an effort There are some things I want to explain to you It may be that you will be will1 ing to go then of your own free will If I lay bare to you every stop I have token since I have been in Washing ton If I make clear to you every ob scare point In this hideous Intrigue contpact has been given up for all time wont that be enough 1 Wont you go then 1 Mr Grimms teeth closed with a snapI wont want thatfrom you he declaredBut If I should tell It all to you 1 she pleaded I wont listen Miss Thorne You once paid me the compliment of say ing that I was one man you knew iIn whom you had never been disappointed The listless eyes were blazing Into her own now I have never been disappointed In you I will not permit you to disappoint me now The J mmfE trI can get them but I wont allow motMy government Miss Thorne re peated and her lips curled sadly I I have no government I have been J cast oft by that government stripped t of my rank and branded as a hal1 I tor Traitor Mr Grimms lips formed the word silently 11 failed dont you see sho rushed- on Ignominy Is the toward of fall1 are Prince dAbruzzl went on New York that night cabled a full I account of the destruction of the com pact to my government and simile home on the following day I was the coorbad on me For a moment she tv silent Its nTheI uswe two and you won XYVIe 11InMr Grimm dropped Into a chi his teeth clenched and his race lilts chalk Ior a moment or more I sat there turning It all over In his mind Truly tho triumph had been of Its splendor when the blo fell here here upon a woman he lovedTheres A no shamo In the confes slow of one who Is fairly beaten Ian gel went on softly attar a littleLThere yedont1 g ton with an authority from my sov I ereign higher oven than that vested in the ambassador I came as 1 dl and compelled Count dl Roslnl to 0 Lain an invitation to the state ball for meolua tbdwhether or not they would join In t1 omnnant 1 received that answer ii- X toRome 1 1 BUD8CXOC0 IB Ol 110 tviiovHuuv And you remember where I first met you It was while you were In vestigating the shooting of Senor Alvarez 1 in the German embassy The shooting as you know was done by Prince dAbruzzl so almost from the beginning my plans went wrong because of the assumption of authorit- by the prince The paper he too from Senor Alvarez after the shoot- Ing was supposed to bear vitally upon Mexicos attitude toward our plan but as it developed it was about an other matter entirely Yes I know said Mr Grimm The event of that night which you did not learn was that Germany agreed to join the compact upon con dltlons Mr Rankln who was attached to the German embassy In an- dy sory capacity delivered the answer to me and I pretended to faint In order that I might reasonably avoid youI surmised that much remarked Mr Grimm The telegraphing I did with my tan was as much to distract your at tendon as anything else and at the same time to identify myself to Mr Rankln whom I had never met You knew him of course I didnt She was silent a while as her eyes steadily met those of Mr Grimm Fi nally she went on When next J met you it was in the Venezuelan legation you were inves tigating the theft of the fifty thouaam dollars In gold from the sate I thrust myself into that case because I was afraid of you and mercilessly yokeur ou ybelievee le that fifty thousand dollars and I re turned it to you presumably while we stood in her room that night Only Iti was not her roomIt was mine I stole the flay thousand dollars All the details even to her trip to see Mr Griswold in Baltimore In company with Mr Cadwallader had been care fully worked out and she did bring me the combination of the safe from Mr Griswold on the strength of a forged letter But she didnt know it There was no thou of course I had no intention of keeping the money It was necessary to take it to distract attention from the thing I did dobreak a lock Inside the safe to got a sealed packet that contained Vene zuelas answer to our plan I sealed that packet again and there was never a suspicion that it had been openedOnly a suspicion Mr Grimm cor rectedThen came the abduction of Mon sleur Bolssegur the French ambassa- dorJ I plunged into that case as I die n the other because I wits afraid of you and had to know just how much you knew It was explained to you an attempt at extortion with de iails which I carefully supplied As a matter of fact Monsieur Bolssegur nnnniwjl our nlana AVAn endangerd them and It was not advisable to lave him recalled or even permit ilm to resign at the moment So we bducted him Intending to hold him until direct orders could reach him om Paris Understand please that ill these things were made possible 1y the aid and cooperation of dozens cores of agents who were under my rders every person who appeared In hat abduction was working at my dl ectlon Time ambassadors unoxpect d escape disarranged our plans but e was trken out of the embassy by nice the second time under yo very eyes The darkness which ma life possible was due to the fact that hlle you were looking for the switch nd I was apparently aiding was hold- Ing my hand over It all the time to eel you from turning on the light You remember that 1 Mr Grimm nodded All the rest of it you know she oncluded wearily You compelled me to leave the Venezuelan legation y your espionage but In the crowded hotel to which I moved I had little dlf Iculty avoiding your Mr Iiastlnnstareyour Mr Blair and your Mr Johuso- so I came and went freely tvltho your knowledge The escape of thE rlnce from prison you arranged sc you understand all of that as well at the meeting and attempted signing 01 the compact and the rapid recove rywas of Senor Alvarez And after all It was my fault that our plans failed because It I had not been been unIasy as to your condition and had not 1made the mistake of going to the do to4erled little house where you were a prisoner the plans would have succeeded the compact been signed dtae wouio Spltbortvoesre Mr wasasconsldercmnecessary to account for yet whereabouts signIngAnd If you had rmarkedclvllzedI come to warI thinitfrankly There Is something mto Is exalttlon stimulation excitement In ithas always greatestfascination t alwayswonnow I failed I TraitorJust nowsheIt a moment The definitelygivendlentissFdthanks orhiI1 who am 11 I knotYou have wondered I youdfinbd t1ItalianInJamesctwomaucloarlyeducatlon mey 1 tongue I I nm or have been alath- U e nitssexlle with a price on my Is a11 except for several years was governmenttand a friend my queen She rose and extended both hands graciously Mr Grimm seized theV slender white fingers and stood with flushkcrept Into her pallid bowed her head- Wonderful woman he sold softly I shall ask a favor of you now she went on gently Let all this that you have learned take the place ot whatever you expected to learn and go Believe me there can only bejone result If you meett you meet the Inventor of the wireless cap upon which so much was staked and so much lost She shuddered a little then raised the bluegray eyes Beseechingly to his face Please go Go I The word straightened Mr Grimm In his tracks and he allowed her hands to taU limply Suddenly his face grew hard In the ecstasy of adoration he had momentarily forgot ten his purpose here His eyes lost their ardor his nervlll koala dropped beside him No be said You must you must she urged gently I know what It aseaaji tip you You feel it your duty to unravel the secret of the percussion capt You cant no man can No one knows the Inventor more Intimately than I and even I couldnt get it from him There art no plans for jt in exleUace and even if there were ha would me more sell them than you would have accepted a fortune at the heads of Prince dAbruizi to remain silent The compact has felled you did that The agents have scattered gone to other duties That la enough No said Mr Grimm There was a strange fear tearing at his heart No one knows the inventor more Intimately that I1tNo he said again mygoyernmentapromIse condltlQnIWont you go if you know you will be killed and suddenly her face turn ed scarlet and that your life is dear to me No Isabel dropped upon her knees be fore him This Inventorthis man whom you insist on seeingIs half insane with disappointment and anger she rush ed on desperately Remember that a vast fortune honor fame were at his finger tips when youyou placed them beyond his reach by the destruc tion of the compact He has sworn to kill you I cant gelI jlt I tell you that of the two bur man beings In this world whom I love this man Is one No f A shuffling step sounded in the balk way just outside Mr Grimm stepped back from the kneeling figure and turned to taco the door with his revolver readyaGreat God It was a scream of agony He Is my brother Dont you see She came to her feet and went stag gerlng across to the door The key clicked in the lock Your brother o He wouldnt listen to meyou wouldnt listen to me and nowand now God have mercy There was a sharp rattling a clam or at the door and Isabell turned to Mr Grimm mutely with arms out stretched The 5dehe replaced the weapon In his pocket Please open the door he request ed quietly Hell kill you she screamed Exhausted helpless she leaned against a chair with her face in her hands Mr Grimm went to her sud denly tore the hands from her face and met the tearstained eyes wantyoutoAnd I love youthats why It mat so nLeaving her there Mr Grimm ofstrode straight to the door and threw it open He saw only the outline of thin agetheneyes and he leaped forward There a short sharp struggle and both went down The revolver He must get that Ho reached for it with the one Idea of disarming this madman The muzzle was thrust toward him fie threw up his arm to protect his flashInstantlyarms grow limp and after a moment tbeIscarlet thread flowed from his temple laydheaptrwas beside her and lifted her head to his knee The blue gray eyes opened into his once then they closed She had fainted The first bullet had jelerced her arm it Ilftedherker which he disappeared into another room In a little while there came telephoneItIs this the county constables of fice 1 he Inquired Well theres been a little shooting accident at the Murdock Williams place five miles out from Alexandria on the old Balti more Road Please send some of your men over to take charge Two hours from now call up Mr Grimm at Secret Service headquarters In Wash GoodbyAndwalked along the road toward an au a hundred yards away bear g Miss Thome In his arms The cranked the machine ftnd f to his seat GrimmNeverTHE END y- v r wAS j 1Xx l 4y k i l 1 9 sJ i C J t ar + I L Do You Want a y II PLANTER I f 15that is simple and accurate or do you want one that is complicated Profit by your neighbors experience and at least look before you buy M There are over FORTY BLACK HAWK PLANTERS in this county t and not a complaint Does this mean anything to you J2 0 Prewitt Howellf I fMRPPTYOWRStoTConsider Why not use the beat possible when YOU pay the bill r Hannas Green Seal t f Stands for everything that iis best in paint iii The pigments used are properly proportioned compoundedrSTUDY THE FORMULA AS SHOWN ON EACH PACKAGE1 rv HANNAS GREEN SEAL PAINT is Made to Wear I rFORSALE BY IIThos Kennedy Mt Sterling Ky I Free Light Free Water FreeTelephone r t Rent a cozy new and modern W flat in theS HERY CiA Y 1 Apartment louse j and have a HOME= = not merely a place to get out of the rain Come today let us show YOU I oXEE33 Bank Sttact 1JI SPECIAL EXCURSION CINCINNATI AND RETURN Sunday May 7 and 21t SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 725 amASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS ii Ind Marriage In Germany In Germany marriages by any for JJIgn Consular officer are strictly pro 1 1t I spe7ctklI J in f 1 M F u h 3 f J fi Germs In a Dollar Bill A one dollar bill recently subjected to a microscopical examination by government experts contained 92000 000 germs I I Oo MT k I TO A WORK HORSE I Thou faithful servant of thy master maul Compact of brawn and sinew strong of limb Art thou 0 toiler and thy whole lifes span Is but one round of servitude for him Who doth too oftalas hold thee as naught But beast of burden j how thy steaming flanks Andstraining tendons speak of tlty hard lot The poorest service is repaidwith thanks Our Shakespeare said and thou 0 pr tient beast Requited by mere shelter and thy food Dost well deserve thy masters thanks at least Aye more his love as well as gratitude No chattel thou merely to serve mans need But helpful friend 0 sturdy trusty steed II No fiery Bucephalus art thou j Thy rugged form thy slow and plodding gait Adapt thee to the humble dray and plow mightyIThere is a power akin to majesty Thy quivering nostrils and thy glowing e es- Denote thy quick response to sympathy The word of loving praise that thou dost prize- Ofttimes more than thy provender perchance Ah patient beast as daily thou dost go Upon the wearying rounds that circumstance Hath set for thee no creature here below Should in mans true esteem hold higher place Than thou 0 noblest server of our race J Bids for Building Schoolhouse in1 j Division No4 Subdistrict No9 I Bids for building schoolhouse in Subdistrict 9 Division 1 will be received ut the regular meeting of the Board of Education on Saturday MayGth 1911 in the ofliec of the County Superintendent of Schools The Board reserves the right to rejectany and all bids M J GOO1 WIN 4l2t County Supt Schools If a wi hassense doesnt forNoI y- T OVER 800000 i fOR BALLPLAYERS Big Salaries for Men Who Are the Best in Their LineMa Hliew son Meads the List I beguullmajor league clubs on Aprill 12 when the 1911 season opened throughout the country Baseball sharps figure that before the pen ilint races end the magnates will have paid out more than 800000 frI services rendered It is conceded that the players in the Na tional and the American Leagues this year will receive more money for their labors than ever before iri the history of the game There iuno salary limit in this vogue and the stipends range all the way from 1500 to nearly ten times that amount In the New York Nationals John McGraw manager who is not a player will receive about 12000 for his work this year Christy Matthewson is believed to be the highest paid ballplayer in tie profession He signed a live year contract last winter fit an annual salary of 10000 it is said The two dozen other players onI the New York team will average about 2750 a piece swelling the total salary list to more thanI 85000 high water nark and the record in professional baseball The New York Americans willi also receive liberal salaries Mat alter Chase will draw about 7000I for his services as manager captain and first baseman with chance to receive a substantial bonus iif the hill men win the championship Russell Ford the teams star pitcher will get close to 500 and the seasons payroll will foo up in the neighborhood G5000 Ationgthe other big league teams the pitchers will as usual be the star performers on the sal ary list According to current reports the wages of some of them le important men will run about as follows COIIIM and Bender Philadelphia 50uu each Walsh Chicago 0000 Mullen Detroit 5000 Adams Pittsburg 5000 Brown Chicago 5000 Collins Philadelphia 7000 Lnjoie Cleveland 7000 Wagner Pitts burg 0000 Cobb Detroit 8000 Practically all the big league clubs except Boston willexceed the 5000 mark in their salary listsAside from the players salaries the expenses of each club will in clude about S8000 for railroad fare 6000 for hotel accommo dations 0000 for clerical work 10000 for rent and 5000 for uniforms equipment and incidentals or about 35000 gross The Nurse Says goodforI ple writes Mrs Clara Dykstra a trained nurse BellinghamWash I consider Cardui the best medicine for girls and women It makes them feel like new persons re lieves their pain and reg ulates womanly troubles Both my daughter and I received great benefit TakeCARDW The Womans Tonic I As a medicine for fe male trouble no medi cine you can get has the reputationthat 1 Fifty 50 years of success prove that it has stood the greatest of all teststhe test of TIME As a tonic for weak wo f men Cardui is the best be cause it is a lVomans tonic reliable i j 1 Case WornJlancer For Accuracy in DROPPING and SIMPLICITY it is UNEQUALED Let us show you the many advantages Chenault rearMt Sterling Kentucky a0Cm NewYoik Nationals will top the list of spenders owing to the fact that the rent of their grounds is 40000 a year which makes the totalexpense of the club for the year about 180000 including the 30000 spent on the Southern training trip and for new players SfRECKLES GONE Simple Remedy From Wm S Lloyd Removed Them Says LadytThe best skin specinlists told me that nothing would remove my freckles and that I would early them to my grave said a well known society woman but I fooled them all with a Clew drum othine double strength that I bought at Win S Lloyds which cleared mv skin and give me a fine complexion L The action of othine is reallIe markable for when applied at night many of the freckles dis appear entirely by morning and the rest have begun to fade An ounce is usually all that is needed even for the worst case Be sure to ask Win S Lloyd for the double strength othine as this is sold under a guarantee of money back if it fails to remove the freckles 42 + r The Poultry Industry The fact that a representative of the Maggin family has gone into the chickenraising business on a Bluegrass farm is but one of many indications of the growing impor tance of the poultry industry in Kentucky In former years the titan of the house on the average farm seldom troubled his mind about poultry except on such occasions as the old womans chickens invaded the wheat field or showed a disposition to render unnecessary assist ance during the process of corn I planting On such occasions the honest fanner probably cast a few clods at the invaders or set the dog on thorn and then promptly forgot that there was a chicken on earth until he chanced to encoun ter one for his Sunday dinner He was thoroughly content to leave the poultry business to the women folks The women folksare still raising chickens in Kentucky but a large number of men who form erly did not think the poultry business worth while have seen a great light Thousands of farmers in Missouri never woke up to the possibilities of poultry raising until the great Worlds hair was held in St Louis Then a lot of them went back home and began to help the women folks train up Light Brahmas and Buff Co chins and Black Minorcas in the they should Itway go good business and the averageII Missourian doesnt have to be shown when it comes down to a question of poultry profits Missouris egg crop alone now is worth twentyodd million dollars annually The production is get ting bigger every year and it is Missouris proud boast that in poultry she is preeminent Here in Kentucky we still think so little of the poultry industry that we do not gather any statist ics about it Nevertheless it is a great and growing business and the product of the poultry farms in the aggregate is enormous After a while the Federal Con sus Bureau will tell us how many chickens we had per capita in 1910 and the number of eggs that were on hand when the enumerators called It will also tellus what we mire doing in the turkey line and withrespect to ducks geese mold all that sort of thing The compilation will be highly enlightening and no doubt there are many who will be surprised at its magnitude In feet there are a lot of us who havent reached the wakingup stage and need to be shown as were the Missouri farmers Cut glass tumblers COo per set plain tumblers 20c per set deco ritted Chinnwlllc from 5 to lOc piece The Variety Store 40tf Bank Street Its harder to discover a friend than it is to locate an enemy Phone 348 You will be interested 403t Giving advice is an easy way to borrow trouble Real Estate Real Estate THE WORLD IS MADE Of Real Estate LET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IT VE HAVE FOR S- UEFarms of all sizes and prices city residences and vacant lots Let Us show you our list before you buy LIST YOUR fRM WITH US NOW Any business entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office 28 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY aIII 1 J f1 I A Advocate Publishing Company INCORPORATED HEDDIN t EDITORSGi Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must nqcompany order No announcement inserted until paid for = = == c ANNOUNCEMENTS IpWe are authorized to make the following announcements subject to the action of the Democratic State Primary of July 1st 1911 For United States Senator x- IIOXl OLLIE M JAMES For Governor ZION WM ADDAMS s HON JAS B McCREARY l For Lieutenant Governor HON J P EDWARDS For Attorney General r HON OH POLLARD For State Treasurer liON THOS S RHEA For Clerk of the Court of Appeals HON ROBERT L GREENE j HON J MORGAN CHINN BRICK STREET MASS MEETING At awell attended Mass Meeting of citizens held at the Court- House Monday night at the suggestion of Dr 1V R Thompson a member of the Street Paving Commission all members of the Com mission who were not property owners in the district to be pavedre signed and the following Commission consisting entirely of property owners in such district was then recommended to the Council to have charge of the paving of such district viz L F Tabb A B Old ham W S Lloyd John AY Wade and C C Chenault One needs only to read these names to know the work will be done right A vote was taken in which only property owners within the dis trict proposed to be paved participated and the new Commission was unanimously directed to let a contract with the J 11 Shoup Company of Dayton Ohio upon the best terms obtainable A vote was then taken upon the same question before the entire audience and without a dissenting voice the vote wrs in the affirmative The new Commis sion met immediately after the Mass Meeting andwe lIe informed took the necessary steps for the letting of a contract and the early be ginning of time actual work of construction The Mass Meeting was well attended everybody was enthusias tically for brick streets and indications are that Ml Sterling in a few short months will assume quite a metropolitan air We arc glad to learn the City Council has taken action on the ash barrelnuisance dozens of which can be seen on any thoroughfare of our City It is just as easy to keep a metal receptacle inside the building which can be emptied daily and it is much more sanitary These eye sores should have been done away with long ago After our merchants have tried the new plan suggested they would not go back to the old filthy wooden barrels if given their choice in the matter The lIon William Addams of Cynthiana is certainly making ini determined light for the Democratic nomination for Governor and ap pears to be gaining ground daily With four candidatesi in the field the race fOe Lieutenant Governor promises to be u lively o- neSuttonfastn n Co funeral Directors and fimbalmers 1m ulance Service Cornor 9e9ain and Sank Shoals Day IPhono Ise light I Phones 295 and 23 Cn I COrclirsatiors Sale I I WolllBredTand High 011IIMares Geldings Jacks Mules Ponies and IIStallions Ky to Thursday be meld at April 27 IogsII I brCClllInlt KyI I I The Mt Sterling National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 8500 No Dispute about payments is possible if you have the cancelled checks to show There is no denial possible Open an account with the Mt Sterling National Bank and payall bills by check You will avoid lots of trouble save lots of worry and time and put your affairs on a far more dignilifl in sis than they now are V O B PATTERSON Cushier WILLIAM ADDAMS Candidate for Governor favors 1Stringent educational laws that will secure more schools better schools and better pay for the teachers in order to insure competency and such a system of schools as will insure equal op portunity to all childrenI 2Constitutional revision of the tax law- s3All legislation necessary to bring the roads of Kentucky tt the highest state of efficiency 4State bank inspection 5 Bringing the militia up to the highest standard of efficiency and freeing same from politics 6 Organization and cooperation between farmers as well a among other laboring men whether they labor in the field factory store or wherever wage is earned 7Such legislation as would improve the relation betwee capital and laborI8The strict enforcement of that portion of Article 6 of th Constitution of the United States which reads as follows No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust 9Election of United States Senators by direct vote of th people 10The strict enforcement of all laws on the Statute books Democratic Primary Election Saturday July 1st 1911 CorsetExpositiou t All this week l Beautiful Art Portfolio free The Rogers CoIncorporated Outfitters to Women i t Gano Johnsons louse Destroyed uy fireLoss Estimated at 6000 The fine old residence of Mr T Gano Johnson at Emerald Chief Stock Farm was destroyed by tire last Tuesdaynight April 18th together with nearly all of its contents Mr A 11 11 ton Johnson discovered the tire and quickly awakened Mr and Mrs SrGaitskill and the three succeeded in saving the stock records and a few household articles Mr and Mrs Johnson were at Dawson Springs at the time The loss is estimated at about 0000 partially covered by insurance The origin of the fIre is unknown a eI will sellat theDonno hue property on Elm street j May 1st at 2 p m One vacant lot CO feet by 150 feet Also a desirable residence W P Guthrie Aflmr Phone 313 You will be interested 408t Suits at cut pricesGuthrieF Buys bankrupt Stock- S M1 Newmeyer last Monday bought the bankrupt stock of M L Gordon at 40c on the dollar Mr Newmeyer who is a very live and energetic business man thinks he has gotten quite a bargain and is going to let his patrons and friends have a share of his good luck by selling these goods at re Inarkablv low prices Watch this paper for particulars next week Get our prices on Hour Vanars dell Go to Guthries cut twice sale Desirable residence to be sold aj auction on Elm street May 1st a1 2 p mv Dont forget it Lost Chaste gold belt buckle with pin fastener Finder return tc this oflice and receive reward Itlltl C waris Funeral Directqr and Erabalnier J MtSterliug Ky t f y- 4 iA PHONES Offiee1 jcsldeuce14 eraser Humphreys Florists DESIGN WORK ff D CUT FLOWERS andphWEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY w wa WAStore4S a- MT STERLING KENTUCKY QII Big Shoot lMessrs C E LeCoinpt Woolfafolk Henderson and Fred Gilbert visited this city Tuesday and gave Ie quite a nice exhibition of fine trap shooting at the Sterling Gun Club 0- II There was quite acrowd present I alishown in Gun thisSIring and it is expected quite a number S 1 of people will attend the meetings every Friday afternoon tel ti Burley Society Will Make Second SI DistributionvIt has been oflicially announced from the office of the Burley ToSy 11N bacco Society in Lexington thatSthe society wouldon May 10th rsnake asecond distribution of 20gpet cent to the tobacco growers of tt the State who have tobacco in the at pool The distribution iitis stated G willamount to approximately 2000000 le of- iI Best of everything to cat at Van i arsdells D I IIGuthries 11 t1 il Get Your BabyI I = r uWMtt TNELAR4rST8FSTAND MOSTCOMFLETELINEOr i BABY VEHICLES EVER PRODUCED SEE THIS LUC I F YOU WART STYLE t COMFORTAND INDIYIDUAUTX rj- rn This Comfortable i GOCART t and take the little darling with D vein everywhere you go See d these beautiful stylish Carts especially designed for abystt health and comfortcOur One Motion CollapsiblecI Carts are the best on the mar ket Strong and well made each one with springs under l the seat Built for Babys com fort and Mothers covenience Can be wheeled mlwbereC wheels run and be instantly folded into a small space out of the way Just the thing for taking Bib out in a crowdin trainsvisitingor shoppingyCome and Get One IQI III UndertakingJ I I I 1 01 1t ti fr Loansjj IJfnsllranaerONcs 0 r GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG 1IIIIIIIm VIIIIIVIIpIIIli1181V911LfiIIJIdI1111111111111119 nulIiIIlIllIIlIllIIlIlIlJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHIIII IUIBWIIIpIIIIIIIIIIIIUIhIIIIItlVIIBIiIiIIIIIIIVINIitl11111 Ulillillli tB a I Take It from Us I J t 1gmWehave just what you are looking forall the latest novelties ill 1 jfuptotheminute FOOTWEAR Silks Velvets Satins SuedsCrave t I7 Patents Gun Metals Tans etc iI IlIelts IL 5 I Prices 200 to X50 0iLet US fit your feet at prices to fit your pocketbook ii ItJ I iFI W H BRRY CO tir 3 fID1U11U1IUJllllimmUIlIIIIIIIIIA I mtlullllululllIl iiIVI AGIVmNnuIGflRIIVU JmmillliuaCC Jhxluw 1m JIgJjq ljltUJJiIUImmlmmmumUIIIm u r c 00 1rf Cy t- y 0- r Y Yx mrrrs J 6ARDN ar SOS f Al- il h StoreSMWiftY1Il PKohe 129 No 10 Court St 1 it lr y ilffAMM MWMAAAM1 g t Z FERSONAL 1 5 r IM Henry Reid spent Saturday in jjex5ngtonttrJie W B White iisn Pinevillee ww- on3hnadlteca kyKMrsjplfii Judy is visiting Mrs annie Kilo re at Harroflsburjr L JltssI yrEtizabetli Smith of Paris VS545r 3undaywitH Mrs L E Griggs spentII ijjudgej H Kemper of tended the Shoot here yesterday iJTffff 1 prank Chenault of Versailles spent Simdaw5th his family in this city Comity Attorney E W Senff went to 1iUts i ulhstcnlay on legal business Mrs Prit Richardson of Lexington haSreturned front a visit to Airs Joe ulman r Mrs Bishop Clay of Lexington came frursdayto visit her mother Mrs Mar rgiret Chenault i Nisi w T Fitzpatrick Jr and baby frare visising friends and relatives at Georgetown Ky lIi sJm1imi Judy has returned from a Jeiigthyvvisit to her brother Kelly Judy ItoMowa City Iowa MS J L McClung and little son jjjjDaryi left Monday for a visit to relatives pimStvAlbans W Val Jno W Chenault and wife of Arling tonKyspent Saturday and Sunday iivfth Rev W J Bolin Ii11rs Behenna who was formerly Miss Fannie McLaughlin of Covington is the guest of her aunt Mrs W B Greene Mrs R Neville Sniith +vhoIbis been visitingi her sister Mrs G B Senff re- T turnecTto her home in Eminence Monday 1 c t K i daughVters i Middletown visited relatives here Sun clay and Monday I C MrsRL Coleman went to Frankfort tltefirsf of the week where she Vas one of the matrons of honor in the bRear Saufleyi wedding last evening Mrs R Q Drake Mrs Tom Moore and I11 t Irs Lucien Bridgeforth accompanied j bars R Hobbs to Lexington Thursday n er way to Shelbyville Tenu rte f Harlan Sexton John Helton W L Craig J R1I1CksjW IL Tabor A D- Wells and Esq Jack Ringo of Menefee iI county were in the city Monday Ti Rev and Mrs W J Bolin will leave next week for their new home in Knox jjyille Tenn It is with a great deal of re jsluctance that we see them leave our II aJinidstr if1I W Flora member of the firm of Bridges Flora of Crawfordsville Ind ij Hvlio has been in our city for several ai tV1 months has returned home During his- stayhere t he sold a number of valuable horses John J Walsh wife and little son John J Jr returned last week from an extended stay in Florida The many friends of Mr Walsh will be glad to learn that Mr Walsh has entirelyl reo gained his health Miss Forest Wiley of Georgetown daughter of Hon E B Wiley has been the attractive guest of Miss Emily G Juries at her country home near Ewing ton for the past week Miss Mae C Barnes of Owingsville also spent Satur day and Sunday with Miss Jones Sells line Stallion Messrs Bridges Flora have just sold a magnihcent Morgan stallion Vermont Morgan to itc syndicate of breeders at Camargo They also sold the sane parties a line largo black jack Billy King This stock will be under the man j agement of B F Stafford This I Morgan stallion is the only stallion of this breed in the county and i said to be a very line general purpose horse Messrs Bridges Flora who are large horse dealers of Craw fordsville Ind have been reps sented hero for several weeks by M W Flora who has succeeded1 in placing considerable stock i this section New tomatoes beans and strawberries receivedevery day at Van arsdells J Lots For Sale Four beautiful building lots f011t sale on West Main street These lots ndjoin the property of Dr J F Reynolds and C R Halloy andI are among the most beautiful and desirable lots in the city Also have five lots for sale en High street These lots are also wellj situated and in one of the best resident localities in the city You will make no mistake in buying one of these lots and building n home J R Dlago+van 4llt Fresh vegetables of all kinds at tiamnrsdellsW ReElected Superintendent of the lPublic School Prof Waller O Hopper o Stanfordwho has been Superin tendent of the Mt Sterling PublicI Graded School for several term- was reelected by the Board o Trustees for another term Prof Hopper has proven to bone e of the best Superintendents we have ever had and we sincerely hope that he may be with us many more terms Watch this nextweek and1 see the many bargains S l1 New meyer will offer from the bank rupt sale of M L Gordon Death of Mrs W A Beatty Mrs Nettie Ross Beatty wife of firr1 Beatty editor of the Win chester News died at her home iin Winchester Thursday morning of heart failure after a long illness Tug ADVOOATK joins Mr Beatty with deepest sympathy in the hour of bereavement Best line of canned goods at Van arsdells Sale I Hose Comb Rhode Island Red egt1s 75 cents for 15 The very best Mrs Clay Hoskins 3tpd R R No5 WEATHERBIRD oxfords pumps and shoes are the correct thing for misses and children- J H Brunner the Shoe Man a 3t Read It Be sure and read the Spot Cash Grocery Cos big music ad ns lrotllXllry l You Wanl JrrsPerecion dour- As I a Qrresliot of VALUE the OTHER Flour We cue Selling Is a i iJig iJargaln S There is a WIY lsk 1oau Neighbor or MR 11111 6 ti v I I iI i a lt h c r ti t1 BIRTHS t- d I In this county Wednesday April 19 1911 to the wife of Hughes Atkinson a daughter the first heir To the wife of H Go Enoch April 23 a fine baby girl Francis Louise their second heir and daughter At Newman Cal Tuesday April 18 Smithti t ee Miss Alma May Perry of this lilt a son In this county on April 15 1911 to the wife of Charles Hainline nee Miss Edith Maginnis of Eminence Kyaliiiuginer Angela May IFoI originality freshnessl and variety of styles in the low shoes- s see J1 II Brunner 423t Confesses to Dynamiting 3 500000 Worth of Property Ortie 1lcllanigalstrttcturnlrou worker Jias confessed to detectives in Chicago that he was implicated 11in a conspiracy which had led to the destruction of 3500000 worth of property and caused the loss of 112 lives including those of the men who were killed1 in the explosion which wrecked the plant of the Los Angeles Times McMani accusedJim McNanmra M A Schmidt and Dave Kaplan Ho I said John McNamara secretary of the International Association of Structural Iron Workers furnish cd the money and the explosives IJIidgeshl1d You will have a chance to buy n c1Isjsirable residence and buildinsr atti p m on Elm street All kinds of cereals at Vanars dells AMUSEMENTS The HuttonBailov Stock Company opened a weeks engagement here Monday night to a large au dience in Pact every sent in the house was taken The company iis well balanced and has several artists among its members whol nVClIlCfThis company carries a ar load of special scenerv The first show given was The Maid and The InnI nightfLenn Rivers Wednesday night Tempest and Sunshine Thursday The SignalI of Liberty Friday Thelma fnturday matinee East Lynn and Saturday night Jesse Jnrness The style features of our spring 1styles are conservative practical and novel enough to command your admiration J H Brunner the Shoe Man isn James Ross Gets Try Out for Splendid Position James Ross well known in this city and news editor of the Lex ington Leader is being given a Btlyout as managing editor of the Central Press Syndicate loca ted at Cleveland Ohio This is one of the largest con cerns of its kind in the United States and it is believed Mr lloss will more than make good Sell or Trade 0000 organ for sale or trade W Paul Weckesser Illustrated Lectures The illustrated lectures being given by Bro Morgan at the Court House Ire pronounced by all who attend to be most delightful Bro Morgan narrates many humorous events of the voyage in distant lands The pictures are beautiful and clear Attend The Alps and Their Neighbors Thursday night Admission twentylive cents Time 730 Best line of canned goods at Vanarsdells trains Change Time N The early morning west bound C Owhich formerly left here at G19 now leaves at 719 and the local which formerly left at 050 a ml now leaves at 550 la m The east hound local which form erly left at 925 a m now runs at 920 a nt- Phone 343 You will be interested 403t Buys Nice farm 1V H Wyutt has bought of Mrs Mary Swetnam her farm ot 50 acres near the city limits for 150 per acre Possession March 1 1912 Music For Sale Spot Cash Grocery is having the largest music sale ever held in IIgetK i y a i A t617V0dT aA Art 3TNE SICK 01vfrV A4 Sb1 k tr Uncle Rube Harper continues about the sameMrs T B Arthur who has been con fined to eer fled for the past week is itn proving rapidly Mrs Hugh Minims who has been quite sick for the past week is somewhat im proved Mr Minims arrived here Tuesday morning for Sale A handsome folding bed for sale cheap Inquire at this ollicc 412 y New tomatoes beans and strawberries received every day at Van arsdells Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT W R THOMPSON Admr c PlfTs vs JOHN TAYLOR c Dfts NOTICIJ oi S4r1 IN EOUITV t By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the January Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under sitjiietl will on the 15th Day of May 1911 at i oclock p m or thereabout be big Court Dayiii proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of six months at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit Located in Jeff rsonville in Montgom ery county Kon the west side of the Mt Sterling and Jeffersonville turnpike and bounded on the north by the sell tll property on the south and on the west by the property of R A Chiles and on the east lby said turnpike and containing two acres of land more or less See deed book 60 page 349 in tthe Montgomery County Court Clerks office for a more particular description givebondpayment 6f the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms A lien will be retained on the land Sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 423 Master Commissioner M C C h I ClothestAIt 9C Y OUR LEADERS It ForThisWeek 50vlorthGold filled 17 Jewel Gents 11 5Watch worth 1500 at P tv 0worth W JONES c If I Compliment for Thos J Bigstaff- Mr Thos J Bigstaff is in re ceipt of a letter from Perry M Shy Secretor of the Kentucky State Fair requesting him to serve as a member of the Advisory Committee This is quite a compli ment to Mr Bigstaff and it is thought he willaccept Eggs for Sale I have for sale Rose Comb Rhode Island hen eggs 100 for 15 or SGOO per hundred- C T PKOOS 37to 43 Mt Sterling Ky Desirable residence andvacant lot to be sold for what they will bring May 1st at 2 p m on Elm street Buys Automobile Ross Jones has purchased from Strother Fraser a nice livepas senger touring car Big cut on suits at Guthries no Miss Brawner to Marry Miss Jouette Brawner daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Brawner of Long Beach Cal formerly of this city will be married the latter part of this month to Mr Smith W 11 ford Argo of Seattle Wash ington All kinds of cereals at Vanars dells Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson of Salycrsville Ky who moved hero a year ago have opened a new boarding house on Locust street formerly occupied by L G How ard They have furnished all rooms nicely 25c ties 19c Guthries Try a pair of GOOD FEELER work shoes J H Brunner the Shoe Man att Fresh vegetables of every kind at Vanarsdells Suits at big cut prices at Guth Ties UU irT rfi KV I Spring 19111II OmePI Dollar Take it out of your pocket and look at it That dollar has dignity it v ought to be respected It represents so much of your labor in brain and energy J that has come back to you If you want to take chances with it go to the race track or to the stock marketthey offer great odds But this talk is for people who want their dollar to bring a dollars worth of satisfaction of Qualityfor oKirschbaum IuNONL D I J 0 nn people who take no chances PERSONALLY CON DUCT the workings of your dollar Come to WALSH BROS with itlook at our True Blue Serge Suits cut in snappy styles for young fellows mediUl11f styles for middleaged folks and very plain styles for people who want the extreme plain things A New Suit if it fades A New Suit if it is Not All Wool This is the most rigid iron clad guarantee ever off ered by any store on serges A new suit if it fadesif it is not all wool Here you take no chan ces You can see and feel the goods for which you are going to exchange the token of your labor Come and get the Satisfaction Your Dollar Deserves V vv WALS t B R 0-M STh- eBusy KyII Corner Clothing Shoes Shirts Sterling x i r1 5 i Itr nr l1 J V I L Ioj r tI J- I e u I rLb IScenefrom the Village Parson Company at Tabb Opera House all this Week EARLY COUNTY IIISTORY Contributed by Mr Robert Gay WKATHKH AND CHOPS The winter of 177980 was known ns the hard winter in Kentucky The gninc froze in the forest and the cattle around the stations Corn at 50 to Sli5 per bushel in- Continentalmonej In April 11785 the Mississippi River reached the height of 30 feet above the highest water mark prey iously known That year was re membered for many years as the year of the great waters September 10 1803 there was an extraordinary shower of reddish hue which many believed to be blood that fell in the vicinity of Turtle Creek meeting house January 10 1811 there was a j great earthquake in Kentucky most severe in the western part of i the State In April 1815 there was a great flood in the Ohio River December 12 1S17 a shock of r an earthquake was felt throughout the State The winter of 18245 was remarkably mild and the weather from December to March was mostly warm and sunshine- It is recorded that on December 14 1850 the Ohio River was lower than it was ever before known to be at that season of the year January 4 1827 the thermome ter stood 4 degrees below zero and the Ohio River was frozen over making a perfect bridge The ice didnot breakup until January 30thJuly 5 1827 there were two shocks of earthquake felt Beginning on the 1st day of December 1827 rain fell ever day for over three months Between December 1st and January 10th there were only four days on which the sun trade its appearance On March 9th 1828 three shocks of an earthquake were felt at Maysville April 4 1828 snow fell over two inches deep in North ern Kentucky andon the 6th day of April there was another fall of snow one and a half inches deep February 1 1830 the thermo meter stood at 40 degrees above zero and bsUl1lisc the next morning it was only three anda half above zero May 10 1830 there was a severe hailstorm through parts of Mason Bourbon and other counties Some of the hail stones were twso to three inches in circumference JJuly 22 1830 there was a tremendous rain storm in Northern Kentucky which lid great damage to towns farms mills tanneries and roads February 9 1832 there was the greatest flood ever known to that time in the Ohio River November 12 1833 from eleven oclock at night to daylight the next morning there were showers of shooting stars Many fell di rectly to the earth others oblique ly or aslant Still others shot in a parallel direction until their explosion without noise Sonic made streaks of light like needles Many persons described the scene as a storm of fire others as snow flakes or trains of tire Aprill 26 1834 there was a heavy frost in Northern Kentucky which destroyed every species of ii fruit on the high lands and injured the young corn clover and all sorts of vegetation Aprill 4 1837 there was snow at St Louis seventeen inches deep and two inches deep throughout Kentucky May 18 1837 the Ohio River at Maysvillo rose twentyfour feet in twentyfour hours July 11 1837 there was a grand meteroric ex plosion seen and heard at Georgetown and between Lexington and Paris It was described as a great white hall whiter than snow very bright nearly as big as the sun flying 1almost as swiftly as lightninsr from where the sun was shining brightly towards the East Tile noise was terrible like a heavy cannon at a great distance February 22 1838 the thermometer showed fifteen degrees below zero June 5 1838 there was a remarkable hailstorm in Fayette county In some places the de posit was two feet deep Allcrops were ruined in a space of three miles wide In December 1838 the Ohio River was frozen over for two weeks December 4th and 5th 1840 snow fell to the depth of fifteen inches June 13 1841 the first rain fell in Northern Kentucky for six weeks breaking a severe drouth The thermometer had stood at ninetysix to one hundred and three le reel in the shade June 25 1841 a snail storm in central Kentucky covered a space from two to live miles wide destroying hemp and greatly damaging other cropsIn 1842 Isaac Cunningham of Clark county raised a large fieldof corn which averaged 28 barrels to the acre George W Williams in Bourbon county raised 31 23 barrels to the acre and AValter C Young of Jessamine county got 78 23 barrels from two acres or 3913 barrels to the acre November 30 1845 snow fell to the depth of nine inches December 9th and 10th 1847 there was a remarkable heavy rain On Lulbegrud and Boones Creeks every mill was swept away May 1 1851 there was a heavy black host which destroyed whole orchards of fruit grapes and many tender trees Q Suflered lift and night the tor ment of itching piles Nothing helped me until I used Doans Ointment It cured me perman ently Hon 1 R Garrett Mayor Girard Aln 1m Administrators Notice All persons having claims against the estate of Miss Mattie Donno hue will present same properly proven according to law to me on- o before June 1 1911 W P GUTIMMK Admr Miss Mattie Donnohue IIIkt For fishing tackle tackle The rariety Store Bank Street 40tf To Whom it May Concern Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will at the May 1911 meeting of the Board of Prison Commissioners of Kentucky make application to be paroled from the penitentiary at Frankfort Jim Willis Manly How to Find Easter Even the youngest know by this time that Easter does not come on the saute day of the month year afteryear like Christmas Here is rule for finding when it will come Thirty days hath September Every person can remember But to know when Easters come Puzzles even scholars some When March the twentyfirst ispast Just watck the silvery moon i And when you see it full and round Know Easterll be here soon After the moon has reached its1ull Then Easter will be here The very Sunday after In each and every year And if it hap on Sunday The moon should reach its height The Sunday following this event Will be the Easter bright NO REASON fOR IT When Mt Sterling Citizens Show the Certain Way Out There can be no just reason why any reader of this will continue to suffer the tortures of an aching back the annoyance of the urinary disorders the dangers of kidney ills when relief is so near at hand and the most positive proof given that they can be cured Read what a Mt Sterling citizen says Mrs J P Nelson 34 Richmond avenue Mt Sterlig Ky says HI can give Doans Kidney Pills my highest endorsement They have proven of great benefit to tHe and I believe that if I had not used them I would be in poor health today My back drove me almost frantic as it ached almost constant ly and I always felt tired and worn out The least thing worriedme and I also suffered from nervous hendachcs Since using Doans Kidney Pills procured at F C Duersons Drug Store I feel like a different woman I take them whenever I have the least recur rence of kidney trouble and they never fail to give me prompt re lief For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the name Doans mind take no other 412t Skyscrapers Great structures can now be buit with safety and even with greater solidity than the old stylel stone buildinir of three anti four stories in height It is cheap steel that has made this possible Large buildings for thousands of years have been constructed with enor mous walls of masonry to holdup the inner framework of loons and partitions but the present genera tion discovered method by which the framework can be made strong enough with steel to holdup the outside walls of masonry The process is simply reversed and the tall building is therefore said to be not architecture but engineering with a stone veneer The skyscraper has been calleda steel I bridge standing on end with pass senger cars running up und down withinit The Park Row building in New York has nearly a thousandrooms and accommodates population of 4000 people A man is seldom cool when he shivers in the hour of danger 4 l j Lny Li j WANTED 50 WEN AND WOMEN To Take Advantage of Special Otter Made by W S Lloyd WS Lloyd the enterprising druggist is advertising today for fifty men and women to take advantage of the special halfjrice offer he is making on Dr How wards celebrated specific for the cure constipation and clvspensia and get a fifty cent package tit half price 25 cents With Dr Howards specific at hand you can eat what you want and have no fear of ill conse quences It strengthens the stomach gives perfect digestion regu lutes the bowels creates an appe tite and makes life worth the liv ingIf you cannot call at VIS Lloyds store today send hinr 25 cents by mull and he will send you a package promptly cuarges paid W S Lloyd has been able to secure only a limited supply of the specific so great is the demand and you should not delay taking advantage of the liberal offer he is making this week 4042 s Agriculture Agriculture the basic industry of the country and of the world is entitled to the foremost position in legislative affairs History proves that in all countries where agriculture has prosered all other industries have prospered and where agriculture has declined all other industries have declined therefore the promotion of agri culture means the promotion of manufacturing transportation and commercial interests and the inter ests of the people engaged therein Agriculture does not depend upon other industries for prosperity but other industries depend upon agri culture as the basis of their pros perity The prosperit that has been enjoyed by the people of the country in recent years has been Iprimarily due to the magnificent crops the farmers of the country have produced Any effort that results in an increased crop pro duction increases the prosperity of all the people The forty million people living upon the farms of the country are entitled to as great recognition in tariff and other leg islation as an equal number en gaged in nonproductive industries It is one of the objects of this or ganization to secure such recogni tion of the rights of the people in a nonpartisan way as willresult hi the greatest good to the greatest number From National pastels Address A healthy man is a king in his own night an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave Burdocks Blood Bitters builds up sound health keeps you well1n1H Clay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put von Next tc best investments Sell The Best AutosTJIJrJIITJ1 STEAMKU Dont fail to see them 44tf Hot Against ORear Listen to this Republican editor Tho Maysville Ledger says No man has ever usedstronger language to tear down the fabric of law and order in Kentucky than this eminent Jurist The Public Ledger hasnt the honorof ORears acquaintance and never even saw hiw yet weve read with indignant and just horror of his violent and incendiary words dur ing the blighting night rider to bacco war days Think of sucha man in the Governors Chair Better a thousand times Governor Cox E T Franks or McCrenry than such as he If ORear named by the Republicans isI Creary will sweep the State by 25000 votes Harsh Iphysics react weaken the bowels cause chronic constipation Doans Resulets operate easily tone the stomach cure constipa tion 25c Ask your druggist for them 1m 4 i 1t k 4 ldvc lr MkMh rrA Capital 50000aSurplus and Undivided Profits 23000 wt stockholdors Lfabflitity 50000 4 123000 li tt good Methods i 1 i Tako Satisfiod Customers 4 01 IrBoth together maim a prosperb j ous bank These facilities are r YOURS for the asking Sxchange tank of Jfentucty Ior A j I I will notSell you Saddles and Harness whose only virtue is good looks The kind I make is GOOD all the way through Use only brings out its good qualities and does not cost more than the in ferior goods i I select my own material closely in spect it before going into the work and then clothe it with a giurantee Also Carry a Full Assortment of seasonable Horse Goods Whips Oils and everything usually found in a first class Harness Store J- i Gonroyaiiof a C- 4I II Robinson IIITbe The Jeweler v handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get 21 4 High Grade Cut Glass IinIpatternsassortmentI fGive us a call and see our extensive The idea in erecting a monument is to perpetuate the sacred memory of some loved one who has passed into eternal restthat monument then should be the best and the best is GEORGIA MARBLE Its beauty is beyond comparison and its durability beyond the reckoning of time When lettered the inscription stands out in bold beautiful contrast with the background It is stately dignified and a fitting tribute to theI beloved dead Fox exterior building and interior finishing it stands as the acme of perfection When beauty and durability are desired ask to see- samplesofCherokee Creole Etowah and Kennesuw Georgia Marble For Sale by MARKLAND JACKSON Marble and Granite Monumets Etc Mt Sterling Ky f 2 Just Arrived Lt = All the latest Spring creations in f f Ladies Dress Goods and Notions C OF EVERY DESCRIPTION e COur stock was carefully selected from the bests 4 houses in New York If it came from our store you i know and every one knows it is the 1m= Best Honey Can Buy Ar h YJ Carpets and Rugs a Specialty e2i9 Jfazelriig c 30ntt I eeeeeeeei 44- w o r r- R r4t 1- YN f r q A w H Jr j y 4- LJ X r f I c r j 1HE Me Oh1oRailway- Company I TRAINS AT MT STERLING cot to change without notice ARRIVE lit Louisville x 12 139 p ni- xi m Louisville 937 p m l m Lexington t 925 a nt i m Lexington t 705 p m- In Rothwell t 205 p m f New York m gtonx 6Ig a w- i NorfolkwS x 347 p m1 Pikeville t 215 p m- ina Hiuton lug Dining and Parlor Cars on 3 Trains ult agents for particulars ily V eekdays ilgtOllW Eastern Ry LIME TABLE Weft8ouarg No l No 3 No5 STATIONS Dally Davy Sun AM PM Only AM Jackson 610 220 700 O K Junction 615 225 705 Athol 640 252 730 I Beattyville Junction 707 320 754 Torrent 730 341 815 Caiupton Junction 748 357 828 902U934U9J2 520 946 Lexington 955 605 10125 BastDBoiiaaeL STATIONSNo2 No4 DaUy Dally PM A M 735IIII 813LII 902Campton 956BelttyvtlleAthol 537 104511 1115ArNO4 STATIONSNO3A M P M r12o Jackson 220 An 1140 QuicKsand Lv 15- 0CONNECTIONS L T JUNCTION TrainsNos 1 and 3 wflrmrilce connecliouwithCT8O t Ry for Mt Sterling Ky CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos 1 i 2 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp jKyj JUNCTION Train NO2 will make connection with L A Ry for Beattyville Ky 0 k JUNCTION Trains Nos 3 I and 4 will make connection with Ohio t Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Kyand IL 0 K stations V CHAS SCOTT Ira Gen Passenger Agent VHf NEW MEAT STORE Ijyi i w tnt meat and want FRESH r eat Its place to get it is at a First Class Meat Store r I conduct such a place All i f my meat is CORN FED t and HOME KILLED We 1 guarantee the choicest meats 1 1atall times Prices reasona ble Not Cut Prices butt It CAJJTY-ii IS OUts MOTTO rGiye us a trial and be convinced CLAYSS MEAT 1EKET Phone 64 e Neatdoor to Post Office cONE DjP BOURBON POULTRY CURE rdown the throat of n gaping chicken destroys the worms and saves the chicks Ufa A few drops In the drinking water cures and P SENTS DISEASE fevlliotroRtmcnt of White DlarrhocaJnchlc tclnCkuiadnnri other dtlensestn turkat tf BOURBON POULTny CURE HAS NO EQUAL 0hBrfcShr 01 nn a of n dlclno 1 told By W M tUyil f Z i I r I r OOO OO f RSSroHIfII DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Bftnvn All Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Office In Martin Building Phone 82 DR S F HAMILTON Dentist Office Odd Fellows Building MT STERLING KY hours i 6652tJ 1 jt t PAUL K McKENNA M D Physician and Surgeon OfflLce Over Vonora loU Jo Co Night Calls answered promptly by ringing 0052 rings or coming to office H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR J L McCLUNG Dentist Office In Reynolds Bldg Court C Maysvllle Sts MT STEULING KY DR G M NORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 31sT DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Office at Anderson do BoardmansJLlvcry Stable Office Phone 135 Residence Phone 551 Calls answered promptly Eliminations lice Assistant State Veterinarian for theme JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES see SPQRfNWAlll i Vn The Man who handles only the BEST The place to get engraved call ing cards is tho- Advocate Pub Co Inc Hghest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs Feathers Sheep Pelts and Woo GeD Sullivan Co- V Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13 lyr Phone 474 Before Building get our estimates on Concrete Blocks We also lay the best pavement that money will buy Posts for building pur poses any size or lengths Our concrete walls cannot be surpassed Anything that can be done with stone we can do with concrete andthe difference in cost would surprise you E C H4INLINE CO 3t3m fWtfffffl Acme Quality Paints Davies Varnish Stains Japalac Zenolum Sheep Dip Minors Sheep Dip Insect Powder and DisinfectantsAT Mt Sterling Drug Co 3rIr- WAAM AAWvWM EnglandThere 18 England tad of these over 20000 were women a i YmoiWill Build You Up and Make You Strong Old people tiredweak run down people delicate children frail mothers and those recovering from severe illness tHis is a fact Thousands of genuine testimonials from reliable peo ple prove this claim and to further support the fact and prove our faith in what we say we unhesitatingly de clare that any one who will try a bottle of VINOLwill have their money returned without question if they are not satisfied that it did them goodW S LLOYD Druggist First Meeting Some people have an idea that a first meeting of Congress is pretty much like a Wild Wrest show but they never made a bigger mistake The Wild West business doesnt come until Congress begins to feel its oats I have been present at severalmeetings and there wasnt enoughcircus business to interest a child Our home members look ed sane and reasonable and went to their seats just like school child rensome of them stoopinglike as if they felt the weight of the country on their shoulders No its a dignified body and if it so happens you were raised with a Congressman you mustnt call him Billor Jim in high company Thats only for when you see him privately and want to borrow a dollar from him to keep you in fodder untilyour horse gets to the official rack- Accidents will happen but the bestregulated families keep Dr Thomas Electic Oil for such emergencies It subdues the pain and heals the burn 1m WINCHESTER rionument Works WINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will call or you and save you money F H JACKSON Prop fur Sale Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky 5hotorgrawhs Snlafgemerits Jnature framing The Bryan Studio LDRYFOR CF ALL KIND lid to the Mt Sterli- ng1auirg Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to Family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 115 MT STER- LINGLaundry Co 2 Closing the Mails on Sunday When common sense and not selfishness dictate n policy one can make no mistake in pursuing that policy Every man has a moral andshould have a legal right to rest on Sunday The devil has used the fact that the Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath to put many a burden upon Ulan And why 1 Sim ply to gratify some selfish desire of some favorite coadjutor and victim as well of Mr Devil whom his Satanic majesty is preparing to give a hot time after said victim has shuffled off this mortal coil and gone to join in sulphurous flames the restless shade of dear Hamlets paternal ancestor The efforts of our Uncle Samuels postal employ es to secure Sunday closing in the large postoffices of the country seem likely to meet with success No business which tends to sec ularize the Sabbath and which ser iously interferes with mans inalienable right to rest and to worship should receive any sort of sanction by a civilized and Christ ian people The average business man finds but too little time for mentalrest and culture and thoughts of God and the hereafter during the six days which he de votes to strenuous chasing of the dollar and should not be deprived his one day for muchneeded mental and physical rest and soul expansion Society owes it to it self to protect itself against the selfishsecularizing of the Sabbath by human hogs and the thought lessly curious who demand their Sunday mail Mans experience as well as the moral law declares and emphasizes the unwisdom of laboring seven days in the weekrrhe violation of either moral or physical law soon or late brings upon the vio lator condign punishment To violate these laws willfully is both foolish and sinful In the matter of closing the mails on Sunday the reliirious press of course favors the move ment and it is thought that there will be national legislation favoring it Detroit for example ii- t is city we are told which finds its 100000 population willing to sus pend curiosity one day in the week is to what the mails are to bring hem The Continent Chicago seems to imply that curiosity timid riot necessity is at the basis of the hardships of the postal clerks It aas this to say One need make no long or ex tensive investigation to discover that a large proportion of those who apply at carrier oflices for mailon Sunday receive none while probably not one in a thousand is in genuine need of receiving his letters twentyfour hours in advance of the weekdav delivery Jhristian people everywhere have an unescapable responsibility in this situation They shouldnot only refrain from joining the num ber whoso heedlessness works in justice but they should promptly indicate to sheir postmaster that they have no desire to avail them selves of the privilege Postmas ters are quite so desirious as anyone to avoid Sunday work if they can be supported by public senti ment Executors Sale of Desirable Res idence Property As executor of Miss Mattie 1on nohue deceased I will sell at pub lie auction on the premises at 2 oclock p m on Monday May 1 1911 the following in Mt Sterling Ky One vacant lot on the west side of Elm street 60 feet front and 150 feet deep also the adjoining lot GOfeet front by 160 feet deep on which there is a good 5room cottage with 2 good base ment rooms Possession given im mediately Also at the same time and place will sell a lot of house hold goods consisting of some kye olden time beds secretaries dressers etc W P GUTHUIK Executor Miss Mattie Donriohue 4b2t hus1bandsshe can say I told you sol Fr7 h G Jack of all trades and success at none Read over the following advertisements and tell us where you would prefer placing your Insurance a e BROWN JONES 3Real Estate Law and Insurance Be charitable and give us a trial J P ROBINSON Meat Market I also represent the Blank Blank Fire Insurance Co Give 0me a part of your insurance Mt Sterling Ky S R J ROBERTS Jersey Milk i Country Produce AND Insur- ance4I Give me a Trial Phone 091 eBLANKBankingeInsurance and Magazine Agency Mt Sterling Ky SMITH LAWSON Real Estate Bonds and- Insurance Good Companies Mt Sterling Ky Hoffman Son- Insurance t r Mt Sterling Kentucky 0Over 65 Years Experience 6 IWhich office do YOU think could handle I0 your Insurance interests THE BEST 0 0- p I Nothing Succeeds Like Success v YouKnow knows That the place to get full value for your money is at sa 3 WI A Sutton c Sonsttl Furniture Carrpets Rugs Etc t AI JI i fl t 7 4 tIo 1t lfhe shoe fits the foot 5m 5 If your shoes dont fit you dont want ll k them and we dont want you tot have them We recommend Selz J L Royal Blue shoes because theyre k made to fit scientific lasts Selz In all shapes to fit all feet Royal Bring us any feet you Vii Blue shoe ife have well fit them HlK 35 H 5 k in Selz shoes for Sale By GIJOK s OS22 S Maysville st Mt Sterling Ky and everyone COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship English Night School County Courthouse lIJ Jt Jfaddock Jrincrpal Mt Sterling KentuckyIHn r r r- i h i n w 1 l 2 i r a Big fees for Attorneys As a result of a decision hande d down by the United States Sup r reme Court Henry D Laughlin o Chicago and Robert II Kern o St Louis will be awarded 1000 000 says the Chicago Examiner The case involved claims to oi lands in Oklahoma valued at olO 000000 by 2000 negroes who wen formerly slaves of the Cheroke Indians Litigation has been under way since 1892 Mr Kern admitted that he expected a fee of 1000000 to bi paid Previously in the case thE lawyers obtained a payment ojf 1000000 to some of their client and for this received 100000 Many years ago we are inform ed Mr Laughlin lived in lIt Ster lint where Mr B W Trirabh now lives and Mr Kern is ar uncle of Mr R G Kern of thi city Watch this paper next week an see the many bargains S Al New meyer will offer from the bank rupt sale of 11 L Gordon Remember the sale of residence property on Elm street at 2 p m May 1st Get our prices on flour Vanars dell I Dont forget the sale of desIrable A residence and vacant lot on Elm street to be sold May 1st at 2 p m Crop Improvement We are informed that the seed corn is extremely poor this season Every grain which fails to grow cuts your crop down at least 25 j per cent in each hill Every grain dealer banker and business man should get busy and use every means possible to induc- the farmers to test every ear off their seed corn There are many good commercial seed testers and the method off testing seed at home is very simple- If you dont know howto do iiI ask your state experiment station to send you a bulletin but do iit now Season 1911 Sim Coy Swat Coy is a black Jack with white points stands lf 2 hand high weighs 1050 pounds Sired bv the great Brauns Warrior No 784 he by Dan Black Swat COYS first damn Susie Clark sired by Alaxwclton he by Ben Bolt he by Sir Knight Second dam Black Girl sired bv Long fellowThis is said to be the best Jacl ever brought from the State of Indiana 10 TO INSURE LIVING COLT Season due when mare is parted with or bred to other stock The Well Known Pacing Stallion Sam Twister Trial 2oStf race recorl 2I34 half mil in S9f seconds SAMI TWISTKU is a beautiful red sorrel Stallion 155 Sire Poka hontas Sam sire of Nelse Kandal and 18 others in the list San Twisters dam by old Red Bucl 212 the worlds champion pace under saddle SAMI TWISTKK is the sire of Got tott 200 Daisy Twister with i I trial of 208 and others in the list 15 TO INSURE LIVING COLT blares will be taken care of it 10 cents per day but will not bi responsible for loss or damage The best of care will be taken o all stock entrusted to my care I M B French Phono 406 4l4t I Arrest of Jake Noble a Mistake 1 Sheriff Hudson of Breathitt county who went to Arkansas r with the expectation of returning f HBad Jake Noble mountain feudist started the return trip emptyhanded Instead of Noble I Hudson found another Breathitt county man under arrest e Barnett is ppnniless and home 3 sick and adopted the ruse of de Glaring himself Noble presumably with the hope of securing trans portation to the Blue Grass State He was released from custody Noble is wanted for killing Jailer Wesley Turner at Jackson Ky last November Cut prices on everything at Guthries r Get your share of the bargains I offered next week by S M New meyer who bought the entire stock of AI L Gordon at the weekdCut price on suits at Guthries for Sale Bopne County White Seed Corn i Crated on ear or shelled graded and cleanedready for planter Best authorities say Get your seed corn dose to where it is to be planted Thomas J Bigstaff 405t Mt Sterling Ky I 50c suspenders 39c Guthries An Invaluable Discovery Dr J T Rickets during his residence in South Texas picked up a remedy Deodor that has proved thus far to be a specific fort respirin feet etc prevents the sweating and disagreeable odor It is for sale at Kennedys and also bottleefive cents 423t 15csox 9c Guthries IIBring your eggs toThe Variety Store Bank Street and get the highest price 40tf Ijjj Guthrics cut sale will save you money on spring outfit I A2 it7OOMHIOHT ueV THC RIH MICHAELSSTERNFINE e MICMACLB CTCKN 4 CO NONgT R N y i i r rrt One Week Only I IMusices Frot1ljj at only I Dont fail to lay in a big supply as this offer may never be repeated Get a McKinley Catalogue free of charge and make your selections quickly Spot Cash Grocery Co MUPII i ii JI Get your share of the bargains I NewIi stock of 11 L Gordon at the I bankrupt sale last week May 1st 2 p m on Elm street willsell to the highest bidder a desirable residence and building lot Dont forget to go W P Guthrie admY Get your share of the bargains offered next week by S AI New meyer who bought the entire stock of AI L Gordon at the bankrupt sale last week i I i erYouiI MA or The opportunity to buy the best there is in Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings that are high in quality and low in price Hirsh Wickwire and Michaeis Stern CosI Mens Clothes Ederheimer Stein Young Mens Clothes and Xtra Good Clothes for Boys Styles that are new fabrics that are known for their wearing qualities and tai loring that insures you a perfect fit None But the Best StacyAdams Co and Great Walkover Shoe for Men The most complete stock of the best makes in Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and Oxfords An elegant line of Ladies and Childrens Hosiery In Mens Haberdashery we are supreme carrying to the smallest detail everything in Mens Dress Accessories EEMEERth-atwith every ONE DOLLAR cash spent or every ONE DOLLAR paid on account made prior to March 11 1911 we will give you one chance on that Fine Shetland Pony Valued at 15000 We emphasize the fact that we XSELLALL in our line Come and see us and if you want nothing we are always glad to see you 1 HI HIMt i i H I RAVEISterlings Leading Clothing Shoe c Hat andjFurnishing House f DBIQ l S T 0 aE S M 1J1Ct YI V F I JIJ 1 p 71 gym r- CORRESPONDENCE 0 1I GREEN BRIAR jE E Keith is repairing the ban oh S G Barnard which was wrecked by windi4Born to the wife of Joe Foley AprilFF 14 a girl Geo Halsey went to Campion last Fri day on business Edda Reduion wife of Melvin Reduion IIv colored shot herself Monday morning with suicidal intent at Camargo r Mr Jas Wade is seriously ill at his home on the Levee pike J W Cockrell bought last week of Mr Kern a fine harness mareA h V 1ThursdayiSTOOPS Ji Many tobacco beds will have to be I f 4 given up to weeds and grass Ifer That the farmers are strictly jn it t this time is a very mild expression Mrs Harrison Conn has returned from the hospital in Louisville and is still im proving Thos Roberson sold 50 barrel of flue corn to John D Green wade for 390 pet tbarrel delivered w- Bigstaf Cockrell are putting their fi stock scales in order that were almost destroyed by the storm several days ago James Robbins has been very ill with v grip f Stanley Stnathers of Springfield lost a fine draft mare with lock jaw She was w valued at 1250 j Mrs T L Hardman and little son Joe X of near Lexington visited relatives here last week JSr The School Census taken in Oak TilltDistrict shows the number of scholars a r I little below the number last year f J H Gillaspie has been repairing the residence occupied by H C Fickliny Our town continues to improve Green Trimble gave the young people a dance Friday night A royal time is reportedKenneth j Gillaspie of Mt Sterling spent last week with his father James H Gillaspie r Several from here will go to Winchester Wednesday to hear Hon Win J Bryan llecture Lawrence Fassett sold some hogs to Thos Roberson at 600 per cwt Miss Lutie Quisenberry will return thistweek to the E K S N school at Rich inond Several from here attended Winchester f court Monday Miss Iou Roberson has gone to visit r relatives at Olympian Springs j1 I Hugh Ryan of Spencer and Miss 1 Anna Ryan of Lexington were guests of Roy Byrd and wife Sunday L Fresh strawberries received dailat Vanarsdells i I r Big cut on suits at Outlines l iJ LexingtonPat the General Council of Lexington was killed in the Leland Hotel lobby that city Thursday by Thomas Dolan a horseman of Lexington Mooney was part owner of the hotel and a dispute over the board bill was the cause of the trouble r Go to Guthries cut price sale and buy your spring suit Garden Seeds of all kinds at The Variety Store Bank Street 40tf The Garage IS ON k J 1Bank Automobiles FOR RENT At All TimesJ WE WILIv MEET Any Train ON NOTICE I rIr t- rMt St pHnfi Kentuck F I i t Ik

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