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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, May 17, 1911.

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Jt- FJ i f G iJ S i i Ar t I r i ny Ir I MJI e L l jf 1 7 MT STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY Ifli VOLUME XX MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 17 1911 NUMBER 45 IP fi 7 H JUST TWO WKSj i w- tt And The Advocates Big Atlantic City Trip Will a Be Started Have You Nominated f il a Candidate 1 A T The first of June will soon be l 1ti1ere and then it is our thoughts f turn to where and how we will1 J4 spend our vacation this summer rEverv man woman and child iin this grand old Commonwealth o ours has heard of and many have if A seen the wonders of Atlantic City x It is known the world over as the most popular and beautiful summer Jt resort in the world We want to J send a party of five girls properly f chaperoned to this place as our iluestsJCould anything be more alluring at this time than the thought of a nice plunge in the old Atlantic rty e Would you like to take this trip- S 1 Ii Then read the following rp THE DISTRICTS I iI During the time of the contest the territory covered by the AD fiveIt tFf the race much easier for the rt candidates i v Understand one young lady will tibe sent from each district Of J I liicourse the one receiving the high cst number of votes in her district districtstI tI and their boundaries f tK 91I1 DISTRICT NO 1 1f fr Begins at the C O depot in i 1 l the center of Bank street thence north up center of smdstreet to Howard avenue thence up center 1 of Howard avenue to corner of i Howard avenuo and Clay streets i i r thence east to center of Maysville jy street thence north to the city l limits including all the territory i lying east of said line in the city limits iil DISTRICT NO2 Shall comprise all the balance of IIJ the city lying west of the line asff indicated in District No 1 I DISTRICT NO3 Is composed of the following voting precincts Aarqns Run Side View Grassy Lick Leveo and Beans 4fCamargo Jefffirsonville How aIds Mill Harts and Smithville DISTRICT NO5 The counties of Bath Clark Menefee and Rowan Although divided into districts contestants may solicit votes any where RULES OF THE ELECTION Any young lady of good char acter sixteen years of age or over residing in any of the five districts is eligible to enter the contest To nominate a girl merely place her name on a slip of paper or better still fill out the coupon in this issue and drop it into the bal lot box in this office The young lady must reside in the district in which she is entered although she may receive votes from any source whatsoever Remember all those entering the race before June 1st willre votesIIf there is anything at allabout the entire contest that you do not fully understand either call or ad dress the Contest Manager at Advocate office The contest will be conducted in In fair straightforward open man nor and the management will take pleasure in explaining any detail that is not quite clear to any one Address all inuuiries etc to THE OONTEST MANAGER dire The ADVOOATK No ons connected with the AD VOCATE oflice in any capacity will be permitted to participate or take any part whatever in the big contest vyYtfYflYfYMMtM Yyyyy r I 5 THE WAY TO OBTAIN VOTES I fOR EVERY NSW SUBSCRIBER 3 1 Year in advance 100 votes I 2 Years in advance j 300 totes r E 3 Years in advance 500 votes 4 Years in advance 700 votes 5 Years in advance x1000 votes 10 Years in advance r V 2500 votes c fOR OLD SUBSCRIBERS 3 1 Year 75 votes 2 Years w 200 voters L vr s3 Years 350 votes 4 Years 500 votes 5 Years 700 votes J10 Lears1500totesBeginning June 1st a coupon will appear in every edition r of the ADVOCATE good for ten votes AAAMAAA MMA MMWNJJMW AWMAPA W- NOMiN1 i i TIN BLANK Mt Sterling AdvocatesIs Contests i I Nominate Miss of as a candidate for your Atlantic City OontestJJ Nominated by 4 I Under no circumstances will the name of the person making nomination be divulged i it J BOY RUNS AWAY Clarence Son of Mr and Mrs Walter Riessinger Leaves Home and is found in Lexington Clarence Riessinger the 13year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Riessinger of this city left home about 730 oclock last Friday morning and was not seen any more until 630 that evening tvhc- it n was reported that he had bee seen to board a fright train going east His father and mother und many friends were much alarmed as to his whereabouts and had beer- searching tfor him Friday nigh- and Saturday and when they heard that he had boarded freight train Messrs Fred Bnssett James Por ter and the boys father took th 947 passenger train Saturday OliveHillRiessinger to Ashland While at Ashland it was learned that the boy had left that place about 630 Sunday morning on a freight train coming toward home Mr Ries singer telegraphed the Chief of Police here to search the freight train as it passed through which he did but the boy was not found and the conductor reported that there was no boy on the train Sunday afternoon a telegram wa received from the yardmaster at Lexington describing a boy seen there in the yards and giving his name as Riessinger and claiming his home to be at Mt Sterling As Mr Hiessinger clime in on the 347 train Sunday afternoon he was informed of the telegram and Mr James Pbrttr joined hint and1 they LexIilgtonI missing son He wits brought home Sur clay night on the 947 train and the father and mother and ninny friends were much gratified i at having found the lost boy It was reported that he had been Iddnapedand there was much ex citement created over his disappearance anti when it was learned that he had been found and would j be in on the train Sunday night a j i large crowd journeyed to the depot to welcome the boy home The boy says ho wanted to see j his uncle at Ashland and had heard j j boys talk of riding freight trains so thought he would try it but upon his arrival at Ashland hoi tailed to locate his uncle and decided to return home and another freight train bonrdedI way and had intended to get off here but fell asleep and didnt awake until he arrived at Lexing ton when he got out of the car I but failing to find his way out of the yard he went up into the yard musters office and was found there asleepAt Ashland Friday night he slept in a box car and was given something to cat by the trainmen Death of John L Oldham John L Oldham died at thett home of his sister Mrs J OJJ Elam on the Levee pike Sunday morning May 14 1911 aged 55 years The funeral service Was t heldnt the residence Tuesday morning and the burial WitS in the Tipton burying ground Mr Oldham was a brother of H K Oldham who died last week He had been a member of the Chris tian Church for ninny years He is survived by one brother Ander son Oldham of this county and three sisters Mrs J C Elam of this county and two others in Madison county To the bereaved ones we extend our sincere sympathy in their loss New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells 1 r Fk ti Meridian Wins Derby A perfect day was had for the running of the 37th Kentucky Derby and fully 40000 people were present to witness the sport Governor Gray own by Capt J T Williams of Spring Station was the favorite with Meridian owned by R F Carmen the east ern millionaire second choice There were seven starters in the big rote but only four received lettersRound WTnplay while Colston owned by Rolla Colston had considerable money bet on his chances They MeridiantAt the first turn Troxler who had the mount on Gov Gray rode the big son of Garry Herrmann into aroundethe first turn the big horse was allowed to trail his field and was running next to last nearly thirty lengths behind Meridian Here Troxler let him out and he run the next quarto very fast puss uprbehind Colston and Meridian in the lust quarter Here ho was again interfered with and had to be taken lack and came around Colston and on after the fast flying Meridian At the sixteenth pole the bonehead jockey Troxler tried llcridinnsbut Jockey Archibald was too smart and pullrd in close thus again shutting the Governor oft The jockey then took him back and tried to come around but the distance was too short and while the horse didnil it was possible I for hint to do he could nut quite I get up It was the general opinion I of nearly nil present that had Gov pray had anything like a decent rider he would have won and al i though he was defeated he will f still have a large following any IJust time he stintsIrace I ilore1ll1entj Own and the movements of Jockey Troxler on Gov Gray would lead one to believe he had a meaning all of his own and one lie would not care to explain Much regret was expressed that Capt Williams could not win his second derby Ile has been identified with the turf for over forty years and has won nearly every i jig event once or more He won the derby in 1886 with Joe Cot finished second a few years IIton with Creedmoro then in 1905 finished second with Rufus Morn and last Saturday fin isedsecond with Gov Gray No man has over won the Kentucky derby twice but Capt Williams has come nearer doing it than any ono The much touted Round the World finished out of the money Third money was won by Col ston who finished fifteen lengths hack of the lenders but several lengths in front of the other four starters The track record was equaled the winner running the distance U stiles in 205 flat Only the best meats the market affords killed at ranarsdells Death of II K Oldham- II K Oldham a widely known fernier and trader of the neighborhood aged 62 CunulIgoI I at his home Wednesday May 10 of pneumonia and was buried Thursday in Machpelah Cemetery He was a kind hearted generous man and well liked by everybody Ho has one son Mr JoelJ Oldham with whom all sympathize in his bereavement Home grown radishes onions I and asparagus at Vanarsdells fresh every day J S lJ f MAY COURT Only About 500 Cattle on the Market Trade Was Slow But Prices Good The run of cattle was very small only about 500 head Fewer cattle on the market than we have seen for ten years Trade slow but prices good The quality was plain The best 900lb steers and there were very few of that weight sold at 5c Yearlings at 510 5ic Heifers at 4 to 5c Cows at 3 to 4c Canners at ll to 2c Small crowd at the pens and the mountain traders were wise in not bringing ninny cattle The grass seed will be gathered before next court and trade will be better We caught very few sales but they will show the run of the market 11 rJ Clark of Paris boujihtr 31 650lb yearlings at from 5 to Sic B F Mark sold ten of these yearlings Iat 5c Wm Whaley bought 30 cows said heifers of various parties at 4 to Her L Rrdof Clark county sold 11 600lb heifers at Sic Mike Wilson sold 10 500lb heifers at 2350 per head Same party sold W J Clark n bunch of 600lb yearlings at 5c Sans Laythram of Bath counts bought 4 900lb cows of Mike Wilson at 4c Guns Duff sold 40 70lb shoats to Perry era McCormielcat 585 Geo Halsey sold 30 150lb hogs to Wnv Greene at 575 V A Sutton sold a big sorrel horse to 1 F Tabb for a private price MULKS Very few mules on the market but prices were good John Grbcnwade sold a pair of 1200lb mules to Rowan county parties at 500 nndII ISi horse mule at 175 One of Our Townsmen Honored At the State Convention of the Knights of the Maccabees held at Maysville Friday May 12thour townsman JJ II Brunner was elected Past Commander of Kentucky Mr Brtmner is a hard worker for the order and deserves the honor Piano Recital The pupils of Miss Minnie Graves will have their recital Friday May 119 at S oclock at the furniture store of W A Sutton Xi Son The public is cordially in vited to attend I r Miss Whaley Entertains Miss Nell Whaley entertained the Senior and Junior Classes of iL S C Iat the home of Mrs 4iIoffmiatiFriday evening from 8 to 11 The evening was spent in music all singing the old school songs The Seniors were presented withmock diplomas which on being read re vealedthe fortune of each Rhym ed descriptions of the Juniors made a lively guessing contest Refreshments of ices andcakes were served Those present were Seniors Misses Collie Arrasmith Elizabeth Cockrell Mary Blevins Catherine Madden Messrs Webb Blevins Bruce Hobbins Thomas Cravens Edward Bogie Charles Rainey Juniors Misses Bernice McClure Emma Hamilton Lura Swetnam Sylvia Petitt Alice Young Mary Vansant Tabb Mes sers Mitchell Sullivan Walter Rudder Sam McCormick Miss SleddThe rooms were decorated with college pennants plants and cut flowers the lilies of the valley be ing the Senior class flower A trial will convince you that our meats are the best S P Greenwade Camargo Lot Sale The lot sale at Camanro on lust Saturday was a success in every particular and there was a large crowd of buyers present 47 lots were sold at Iaverage of about 14 each andn number of these were immediately resold at a humid some profit The gentlemen con ducting this sale showed much en terprise and it is now an assured fact that Camargo is on a boom wliich we hope will be a lasting oneII r Card of Thanks We desire to extend our thanks to our ninny friends andneigh bors who were so kind to us in the Ilate sickness tied death of our brother John L Oldham J1 1 C ELAM tau FAMILY Piano Recital Pupils of Miss Lida Goodpaster will give a piano recital at the Op K- V pen House Saturday afternoon May 20 Friends are cordially invited Ice Cream Supper There will be an ice cream supper l at Antioch Christian Church Saturday night May 20 The X puplic is cordially invited Everything fresh and clean and prompt delivery our motto- S P Greenwade dII w W fOR UrTODATf Dry Gooods Clothing Shoes Hats Caps Suit Cases Trunks and all kinds of Wearing Apparel Go tomTU QUALITY STOR M ct rr n t M A ROM Proprietor 34 S Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky Our Store is a new one everything in it is new and the prices are so extremely low that they talk for themselves A visit will convince you Give Us a Call Remember the place the old Laughlin Stand 34 South Maysville Street ji L I t J A lit io jtUI R f IL 1 y ICh r r t T AnnouncementXtraordinary t 1 f a- IN AN ELECTION BY THE PEOPLE WHEREBY L Pi T THE MT STERLING ADVOCATE l I rc rr r r WILL ASCERTAIN THE NAMES OF THE II f T Five Most Popular1 Young Ladies in Eastern Ky r t Think of ItA delightful outing at the seashore a splen did vacation at the greatest summer resort in the whole world a dip in the beautiful Atlantic a visit at Baltimore Philadelphia and last but probably the most interesting of all an extended visit at Washington D C the Nations first city all without one cent of expense to you It is certainly An Opportunity of a Lifetime Kentucky and the Blue Grass Arenotecl for their beautiful and popular women THE MT STERLING ADVOCATE in this election iJjJT Trstlwill find out the five most popular in the territory ilfwhich it covers To these five most popular young ladies THE ADVOCATE willI present FREE I OF ANY COST TO THEM A DELIGHTFUL 10 DAYS OUTING AND VACATION at the peer of all amusement resorts II ATLANT CITY j r H The City By the leass Also a visit to Baltimore The Oyster City Philadelphia The Quaker City and Washington D C the Capitol of the Nation trips through the mountains to the coast ire s The Big Contest Proper Opens June 1st = I I IInThis Election the Territory is Divided As Follows I f 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 avenue and Clay streets thence east to center of Maysville street thence north to city limits including all the territory lying east of said line in the city limits Iii District No2 Shall comprise all the balance of the city lying west of the line as indi cated in District No 1 L v- e J 1 L rI w 4r re1jr it ft r District No 3 Is composed of the following voting precincts Aarons Run Side View Grassy Lick Levee and Beans District No4 Camargo Jeffersonville Howards Mill Harts and Smithville District No S The counties of Bath Clark Men efee and Rowan ALTHOUGH DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS CONTESTANTS MAY SOLICIT VOTES ANYWHERE I 1 v JI 1j lLf i11III- Wia One Girl Will Be Sent From Each District The Grand Reunion of the Elks Lodge will be in session at Atlantic City during our visit there r This will be the largest meeting in the history of 11 the Elks j 1a For further particulars address or call up 1if F 1C9ntost anager Mt Slorlillg Advocates if r t- y tJ f a KhiY r y 1j 1 r f 1 a iii li1 i r v v v cv r rv t A 1 J Hv tlIS 5f I C T D Robinsonru The JewelerA 1 The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get y I 1 High Grade Cut Glass= in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest r patterns New laVallieresan excellent assortment Z Give usa call and see our extensive line l I II liillllllllllllll1111IIGIIII1IIails11111IUIIIInIIIIIIIVIIi lImlUillilHllllllilum1III UilmlUlllllnmIlIlIIIIIIUIlIlIllIllIlIllIllIllIlIiIiUlimlil III1 lilmllllmlllmmIIllIU1IIII r mll jj The Time Now I I The PlaceW H BERRY COS 1Jh E SPECIAL EXCURSION Sri CINCINNATI AND RETURN t f Sunday May 7 and 21 SPECIAL TRAIN t 4Leaves LEXINGTON 725 am t ASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS t i Advertise in tllij Advucate complicated neIghbors countattloirIand complaint D- oesPrewJl Howell tY i1 i Hanna en Se I Y TV Made year Paint IACIiAGEIf 11f It expresses the makers faith in product I Labor is the principal in painting material should be the best If YOU CANNOT AFFORD ANY OTHER KIND jr IiPOllSALE BY I TThos Kennedy Mt Sterling Must Be Bear Mr George Stnpp who lives on Chelfs Ridge is the brut stout man of this part of the state His f vats of strength are not surpassed b any ordinary man His sixtieth birthday was last week and he has never had his knuckles pulled into tie dirt or met his equal Thirty yours ago he putliftcd the 722 pwnd lady that was in the circus that came Liberty Ho has carried a horse ten steps to win a wager and he can easily carry his 100pound wife 200 yards on his extended hmd11e1sl1 rawboned gentleman weighs about 190 and looks like an ordinary manphysi cally but those who know well say his strength is a wonder Casey County News Nigh Priced Book The Hopkinsville Kentuckian says the lirst book ever printed from moveable type at a sale in New York brought the highest price ever paid for any The prize was the Guttcnburg Bible the purchaser Henry E Huntington of Los Angeles and the price 50000 The purchase was made at the opening ss ion at the sale of the library of the late Robert Hoe the largest public auction saleof books ever attempted For a mild easy action of the bowels a single dose of Deans Hegulets is enough Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents a hox Ask your druggist for them lm Wants Everything Atlanta is beginning to clamor for so many conventions and public events that it begins to look as though it will be necessary to pro curs a list of things Atlanta doesnt want in order for the test of us to do any of that kind of business at nil Lexington Leader True Our Eastern society people are mortgaging houses to see King George crowned as we do in the provinces to buy auto mobiles Lexington Leader k6 sr Iter 1wJ to 4 left fib accurat do you want one that is is simple andlieu- t t 1that 4ence and at least look before buy Jails t Profit by your ye- kywluil mean anythOt0 you1 not a i Hoffti I i f 1 f b 1YD j F r- r s Zc f 1 F f J J i the t i cost The p 0 a to himI book f flow their just you 1Ytl Nervous I was very nervous writes Mrs Mollie Mirse of Carrsville Ky had palpitation of the heart irregularOn MrsHattieties of Cardui and it did me more good than any medicine I ever took andtheme but 11am lots better since taking Cardui a Ta4keCARDUi The Womans Tonic Cardu Is advertised and friendsTheMrs Mirse to take Cardul- had herself been cured or byCarduiCardui would do MrsCainIt surely will cure you too Wont you try it Please do If Rudyard Kipling If you can keep your head when ill about you Are losing their heads and blam ing it on you If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for their doubting too If you can wait and not be tired by waitingi Or being lied about dont deal in lies Or being hated dont rive way to hating And yet dont look too goodnor talk too wise If you can dreamandnot make dreams your master If you can thinkandnot make thoughts your aim If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same If you can beta to hear the truth youve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools Or watch the things you gave your life to broken And stoop nndbuildem up with wornout tools it you can make one heap of all i your1 winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch and toss And lose andstart again at yom V beginnings And never breathe a wordabout4 yourI los If you can force your heart and sinew To same your turn long alter tlifty arc gone And so Itollonl when there is iloth Jng in YOU Except the Will Which savs to themu Hold on I If you can talk with Crowds and keep your virtue Or with Kinzysnor lose the common touch- f neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you If all men count with you but none too much If you can fill the unforgiving minute offdistance IunII Yours is the Entthnndcerrthing thats in itff And winch is nII Alan my son I j I Genuine lambat VanSraltlPs very day I tor Sale Double Standard Polled Dur mm Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks jy an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars und gilts Thomas J Bigstnff 3tf Mt Sterling Ky 60 Tooth Harrow Cultivate your Corn Clean out the Weeds Level your Land SEE OUR DISPLAY OF Farm Implements Chenault OrearmCm Capital 5O000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 23000 Stockholders Liabilitity 50000 123000 Sooci 7fethocls Luke Satisfied Customers Both together make a prosper ous bank These facilities are YOURS for the asking Exchange Junk of JKentucky 411H I willnotSell 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 select my own material closely in spect it before going into the work find then clothe it with a guarantee Also Carry a Full Assortment of seasonable Horse Goods Whips Oils and everything usually found in a firstclass Harness Store Joe M Conrov9aia a Tho Idea in erecting a monument is to F 11perpetuate the sacred memory ofsomo- ss 1i loved one who has passed Into eter i sal restthat monument then should be the best and the best i- stERWAI P7JIRRLE R Its beauty is beyond comparison and Its durability beyond the reckoning of time 1Vhen lettered the inscription f i contrasti t thetbuilding 4 1and interior finishing it stands as the acme of perfection When beauty and durability are desired ask to see samplesofCherokeeCreole s- af3 Etowah and Kennesaw+ i Georgia Marble 1 r For Sale by ax MRiilANO JACKSON Marti Granite monumcts Etc r 4 nrl 11 ifItScrUng ry octns nsurcince cal Gstate sO oS GREENE i STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG r 1 II r f 4 r i Advocate Publishing Company tINCORPORATEDttr W HEDDEN l EDITOxSGS Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter t tSUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR 9tt Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for u ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to make the following announcements subject to the action of the Democratic State Primary of July 1st 1911 l J For United States Senator I JBON OLLIE M JAMES to Fca uovcrs ar HON WM ADDAMS HON JAS B MCCREARYI For Lieutenant Governor MON J P EDWARDS For Secretary of State DR C P CRECELIUS For Attorney General I HON O H POLLARD HON DENNY P SMITH For State Treasurer ZION THOS S RHEA For Clerk of the Court of Appeals LION ROBERT L GREENE HON J MORGAN CHINK t VOTE FOR THE SCHOOL BONDS m Since the calling of an election for the purpose of submitting the question of whether or not bonds shall be issued to raise money with which to erect another school building we have made inquiry and Und the need of another building to be much greater than we at first f thought In at least one room of the present school there are more y V than fifty pupils everyI teacher has nearly double the number that should be left to the care of one teacher the pupils are required in one grade to attend school at different hours in order to receive any attention at all and one class is taught in quarters that the School Board has rented in a neighboring building We are sure no voter who has the interests of the children of our city at heart will vote against this bond issue when he is properly acquainted with the facts and we hope to see it early unanimously The long cherished wish of Chairman Prewitt that he have the opportunity to vote twice for his friend Billie Kln lcame true last week at the Committtee meeting at Lexington Some philanthropic soul could certainly serve his country by circulating a petition for the oiling of all streets of our city not is be bricked v Wouldnt you like to be a Knights Templar this week SuttonEastin Co 3unoral Directors and em almors- 2nthulance cJorlJlco Corner 77atn and sank Streets 1Jayhona 4SI 9llghlhontls 295 and 23 1 NOTICE Of ELECTION Notice is hereby given to the t legally qualified white voters of b the Alt Sterling Graded Common17 hTMSchool district that an election BuildingEin said district on Alaysvillc street in Alt Sterling Ky on FIUDAY tttf iJ 9Thti I 1911 HBTWEEN 8 Jl OCLOCK A M AND 4 OCLOCK p M ft Y for the purpose of taking the sense of the legally qualifiedwhite voters of said district on the question whether the trustees of said white graded common school district shall issue and sell bonds of said district in any amount not to ex ceed the limit allowed by law and under no circumstances for an t amount greater than FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAUS for the pur pose of providing suitable grounds i school buildings furniture and apparatus for said district r r L T CHILES OWEN LAUOHLIN Jf W It THOMPSON J A DmHI Y OH AS D GKUBBS 44 5t Trustees ff Mt Sterling Ky May 9 1911 I wi 1y- t JJ J Iglrr j t1 w 4 ff l J School Tournament Entries Show Gains There are many more entries in the various contests of the Blue- Grass High School Tournament to be held in Owingsvillo May 25 20 and 27 than ever before The association is composed of Bath Fleming Montgomery and Nicho las counties and the interest in the coming contests is intense It is certain that large delegations from each school will be present and ample preparations have been made by the people of Owings ville who will entertain the visit ors in their homes and everybody in the town is anxious that noth ing shall be wanting in the hospi tality extended An abundance of money was easily raised to pay for the music and all other inci dental expenses The medals to be awarded to the successful com petitors are very handsome Sax ton Trost are to furnish the music for the three days and also for the dance that the Owingsville Dancing Club wil give in honor of the occasion J- l The Mi SternNatJona Bank Capitol 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 8500 0 B Cashier fOR ADDAMS Editor of the Leitclifield Gazette Comes Out For Addams For Governor From Leitclifield Gazette There are two aspirants for the nomination for Governor What ought men who have the welfare of their party at heart to do as between these two men It seems to be conceded that they are both good men and that either one would make a good Governor Which one of these men will make the stronger race before the people next November Let us be candid with each other It is1l fact recognized all over the State that it is very doubtfulwhether Mr McCreary can be elected You may inquire from almost any part of the State and you will hear of large numbers of Demo crats who are swearing they will not vote for him By no means is this opposition confined to Cath olics alone but is found among all others Then the Republicans are evidently of the opinion that McCreary is going to get the nomination and that they can beat him No other explanation can be made of the fact that so many Republicans are seeking the gubernatorial nomination at the hands of that party a nomination which has usually gone begging in this State They see at least a fine chance to be elected If the head of the Democratic ticket is defeated it is likely the entire ticket will be Why should we jeopardise the ticket next fall in the interest of any man Why shouldwe even put the ticket in the least danger Can anbody give a good reason for such a course The political trend is toward the Democratic party all over the country Anybody we may nominate who is acceptable to the majority of the Democrats can be elected Governor of Kentucky next November Nobody seems to Ihave anything to say against Hon William Addams He does not belong to any faction He has made no enemies He is in the prime of life There is no reason why every Democrat in the State would not not vote for him His nomination assures the suc cess of the Democratic ticket Here are two horses entered for a race one of them has three lame logs and the other one is as sound as a dollar As a wise man on which one would you het your moneyIt the duty of the Democrats to nominate as their candidate for Governor theman who can make the strongest race The editor of this paper has nothing against Mr McCreary but is writing in the interest of the Democratic party in Kentucky Why put it in the doubtful col umn when we can so easily place it where there will be no doubt Notice All persons having claims against the estate of Reuben Harper de ceased are hereby notified to file same proven as required by law with the undersigned or with It G Kern my attorney All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of Reuben Harper are requested to call and settle JOHN HARPER Executor of Reuben Harper k t 153 a 4 x t IL 1 = H Carrying Cash in your safe or desk is a risky proceed ing It is a standing invitation to thieves Far better deposit it in the All Sterling National Dank where it will be beyond the reach of thieves or the danger of fire Bring your cash here and open an account If you have but little all the more reason for taking proper care of it PATTERSON Base Ball The team representing the Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute met the K C B 0 team of North Middletown on the local grounds Monday afternoon and was defeat ed by the score of 12 to 10 in a poorly played game The M S C 1 boysplayed the Winchester High School team Tuesday afternoon on the latters grounds but the score had not been ascertained at the hour of going to press- Confederate Veterans Meet Already 7000 visitors have ar rivedat Little Rock Ark to take part in the twentyfirst reunion of the United Confederate Veterans Thousands will be housed in tents and meals will be furnished by the city L A World Wide Call It is said that nursing is one of the most invitng Holds of human service and that its financial re turn surpasses any other occupa tion open to young women It develops nil the native graces of womanhood and leads the way to positions of trust and influence The demand for more rlurss isn world wide call The Philadelphia School for Nurses located in Philadelphia Pa has undertaken to meet this demand by offering free scholarships to young women in all parts of the country Room board laundering incidental expenses special financial assistance andh railroad fare home on completion of the Course are provided Lengthof Course two years Also a Special Short Course anti n Home Study Course for those who must quickly prepare for selfsupport The Philadelphia School for Nurses is a benevolent institution conducted without hope of gain or profit in the interest of ambitious young women Readers of this paper can get full information by writing the School at once The ADVOCATE always in th- cleadis going to send live young ladies to Eastern cities for a summer vacation All arrangements have been made for this grand trip It costs lots of money but we arc 4 going to have a trip right Read how you can go Big select crowd big time nothing sparedr to mike it the grandest trip of your life Dont you want to gob who to be TOWN just the j kers kitchen seven every the recom women owners here town who have fallen love with I 25 May Join women during the club week only May 22nd to Mny join Club will these women can have Hoosier the cash paying One Dollar down the time her and I One Dollar a the next few weeks This is quick plan great of Hoosier Cabinets use early the season We know that every cabinet soldnow will sell This great plan will just weeknot this week but Next Week One these Hoosier i I 0vIT II ftw r t r Y 1 Funeral Dilectorc and EmbalmQr J d Mt Ky 1 PHONES I Offlce479 Residence148 + vii eraser uumphreySstt tiFlorists DESIGN WORK FLOWERS and WEDDING E1rOUR SPECIMTY t k Greenhouse Phone 88 Store Phone 547 MT7 STERLING Loses in Two Damaqe Cases I In the Bath Circuit Court at Owinsrsville J J adminis 1 trator of Williams was given verdict of 2500 against the C railway for the death 4 of Williams Lacy sued for 8 000 The road also lost the case Mrs James t killingther husband freight train Mrs Montjoy verdict of 1999 The road will appeal bothrcases 1Best canned goods of all kinds Vanarsdells Splendid great for the Ladies I i I 7t One Entire Week Given Over to a Kitchen Economy Exhibit Great Hoosier Club I to be organized 25 members to be selected Remarkable the celebrated t J Hoosier CabinetsI t I EVERY LADY IN INVITED I One Cabinet Absolutely Free l A gigantic investigation completed by Hoesier Manufacturing Co worlds largest ma of cabinets shows that out of ten Hoosier Cabinets are sold on I mendation of delighted if Scores of right in already in the Hoosier Cabinet 1are1 fJf I Women I Twentyfive 27thclm Hoosier we organize Each of a Cabinet for price by merely at of entering name Weeki for our for getting a number in in advertising last one All of of celebrated Cabinets ladvII alris Sterling CUT DECORATIONS KENTUCKY C 0 Lacy George a 0 of Montjoy of by a getting a J at display of I the nnothmsoon buy anything but we want you to come in and ffind out 011 FREEICjET IVUluII member the ou iVI NS OF OFhehit tabletowyes youiup to high shelvesItsou from the buck ben dvetbarrelssat It jis tt laborice worthy of your kitchen Word to farmers Wives ridingand plop i1 mower conveniencessuer The Hoocosts less ofneed these YouIt saves your heal illi andBy strength01n little butter andpays egg money Soonur Hoosier husba Cabinet Bring your him theiful you next cabinet weeknnd let us show This great exhibit of Hoosiers will be ready next weet cant nffordto remarkable cabinet whether you care to own one or not G hiss seeing this e One Booster Special litCJCabll1JZ I It Come in and Find Out Oil ur Is Furnit and Vnderta1 ri 43 SOuth MLaysville Street i c s Wfj fflfflWfflY L i liNTS r 1p f Oils Varnishes 1 Carriage Paints fVarnish Stains ji n Enamel Paints Anythingrin the paint line fa AT tj Hisons Drug Store I rPhone 129 No 10 Court St k ji0 kMk1MkA AAMrrYYVY1 1 1 lvv rsarm a nlr j WX PER80NAL iti 1 qf HenryHopkins of Sharpsburg was in- townCouHDayJ JN lordl Brent of Paris was in this hiatdayonbusiuess E sM Bentou of Winchester spent imi Day iu this city kMtss Gladys Samuels is visiting friends 11i SlielbyvilSe this week j JifF Tnbb and wife left Tuesday for ia- fatFrench Lick Springs l vtfrij A T Wood of Louisville was in the city the first of the week Judge J W Rileyof Morehead was the city a few days last week Jiil 1fcJl1oFRktHrdsoHorNorHr dletown spent Court Day here i John C Ramey of Paintsville spent Monday and Tuesday here on businessI J t Miss Flo Shirley and Mrs Howard yuruer spent last Thursday in Lexington 1 Mr Sallie Ader of Newport visited oSuraunt Mrs Mary Scuff for a few days Sijst week E Miss Sophia Burgin of Lexingtdn was i tliegueit of friends in this city the first I cwt the week Miss Alice Young spent several days last week with her cousin Miss Winona Tipton at Danville James P Edwards candidate for Lieu- tenantI Governor was in this city Monday in the interest of his campaign C Mrs Alice C Perry left Saturday for r Little Rock Ark where she was called V1y the serious illness of her brother Mrs G B Scuff and little son Earl King are visiting Mrs Senff s parents Captand Mrs J T Williams at Spring 11Station Lawrence Jones who is foreman American Tobacco CompAnyat I Ohio is visiting his family in ty Y feity If I S Frazer and wife Misses Mary i Tabb and Emily Lloydand Strother Spent Saturday and tfn Danville the guests of Lloyd well Clay accompanied by R C yd Warren Stoner Jas R Peed and r lquinas Laughlin attended the Derby Louisville Saturday going in Mr claysautomobile- C a T Tuck Richardson and family went to Morehead last fall to enter 1 attvjhome71reYfersonville this county r E s Eva Crouch who has been a stu jpf the Commercial Department of Jjterling Collegiate Institute for some f left Friday to accept a lucrative Ition as stenographer for H J Krum Lexington Ailiong those from here who witnessed he winning of the Thirtyseventh Ken Icky Derby were H R Prewitt Mil Hoffman Chas Edwards Robt Tu- rff B Senff and wife Warren Stoner jktwifc Robert Stoner Chenault Woodford John Stofer Jas P King Roger Gatewood Prof W H Haddock and J W HeddenJr- S S Cassity of Morehead was here yesterday on business Home grown radishes onions and asparagus at Vanarsdells fresh every day BIRTHS J vews11 d To the wife of W L Garrison of Bourbon county formerly of near Mt Sterling on May 8th a 9pound boy Virgil Johnson a THE 8IOK 4J C Elam is confined to his bed with pneumonia W F Crooks is confined to his home suffering with a severe sore throat Mrs RannieMackie who has been very ill for several weeks still continues in a dangerous condition LOST Gold watch fob with J W H entrravedon saine Reasonable reward for its return to this office C Ot ffRELIGIOUS oe Rago e e e The sermon The Saloon the Saloon Keeper and Their Friends II which was to have been preached last Sunday by Rev B C Horton and which was postponed on account of sickness will be preachedat the Christian Church next Sunday evenin- gLOSTThree keys on key ring owners name on same Return to this office Reward Buy Beautiful Lots The following gentlemen have purchased from Jas IL Magowar his nice building lots situated or Lexington avenue Dr J F Reynolds a small lot adjoining his home place W B and R II White one lot B W Hall one C H Petry one U G Pangburn one We understand that work will begin in a short time on sev eral new residences on same Big fire at Carlisle Word has been received here that a very largo tire is raging at Carlisle anc that the fire depart ment of that city being unable to cope with the flumes the city au thorities have culled on Paris for help We are unable to ascertain what portion of the city is on lire I Everything fresh and clean and prompt delivery our motto S P Greenwade Who are the most popular young ladies in this section 1 This is the question the ADVOCATE wants the people to answer When the names of these young ladies are known we propose to give them free of cost one of the grandest trips that money will procurer Sells nine Mare W N Scobee sold N H Trim ble a fine driving mare last iJ lay for 250 We are still killing those famous baby beeves S P Greenwade New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells TheLiney L Between Vl The Very Best 1 1 U r- andt r the Good rIsclearly drawn at j1 r T Kerrs Perfection flour The other Flour we sell is for the man who wants to save IS 1 MONBY and is willing to take the guarantee ofp I I F TABB t ji i j Government Wins Suit The Supreme Court holds That the Standard Oil Company is a monopoly in restraint of trade That this giant corporation must be dissolved within six months Corporations whose contracts arc not unreasonably restrictive- ut competition are not affected OtherI great corporations whose acts may be called into question will be dealt with according to the merits of their particular cases The court was unanimous as to main features of the decision Justice Hnrlan dissenting only as to a limitation of the application of the Sherman antitrust law President Taft and his cabinet willconsider immediately the en tire trust situation and the advis v ability of pressing for a Federal incorporation act A decision in the Tobacco Trust case which was expectedsimul taneously wns not announced and may be handed down May 29 The suit to dissolve this giant corporation was brought in 1906 This case was the most severe test of the Sherman antitrust law which has been a law since 1890 Always the best in the meat and grocery line S P Greenwade Knight Templars Conclave Montgomery Conmiandery No r Knight Templars who have been drilling hard for the past week left yesterday afternoon for Lexing ton to attend the conclave of the Grand Comrnandery of Kentucky which meets in the Fayette capitol Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Saxton Trost band came up from Lexington Tuesday Qt noon and rave a band concert in front of the Court House which was much enjoyed by the public Montgomery Commandery will be represented by about 50 Sir Knights and their ladies and a grand time is anticipated Tennessee strawberries received fresh every day at Vanarsdells Prof Gibbs Piano Organ tuner and repair ing Room 140 Maysyille street Alt Sterling Ky Been tuning here three months A No1 ref erences 44 4t For Sale New grass seed boards Am also prepared to do machine re pairing C C Schooler No 4 JamesonJ street 445t pd We are still killing those famous baby beeves S P Greenwade for Rent Nice dwelling with about one acre of ground with stable Rent 1250 per month Apply to- T F Rogers Son Accord straightbildsThis iif the best record so far this season A trial will convince you that our meats are the best S P Greenwade 500 BULLETS PER MINUTE The recently invented BenetMer del gun combines the rapidity of fire rangy and effectiveness ofa ma chine gun with the lightness and ac Hon of a magazine rifle The gun is fired from a rest and held against the shoulder of its operator who can either fire from n sitting posi tion or lying prone The regulation cartridge is used in clips that hold 50 A good rifleman can discharge from 300 to 500 shots per minute if assisted in feeding by a man to fill the clips The gun is at present undergoing a series of tests by army officers with a view to its adoption by the government Popular Me chanics 5hbographsGnlargements 9cUlJ gaming The Bryan Studio i Ir r J 3 Miss Mary Bruce Jones Married The many friends and relatives of Miss Mary Bruce Jones were very much surprised when word was received here announcing her marriage to Mr Lawrence Sum merlin of Bartow Fin on Satur day May 7th Miss Jones is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos D Jones formerly of this city but now of Tampa Fla She spent much of her time with her grandfather Mr J Green Trim ble Sr and had only recently gone to Florida with her aunt Miss Elli O Trimble Miss Jones is a young girl withcharming manners and is much admired in this city where she has a host of friends who will join us in wish ing her much happiness Mr Summorlin is said to be a southern gentlemen of the highest type and he is indeed fortunate in securing such a treasure for a life partner Gone to the Dogs What women often say about their dogs that they are worth their weight in goldwill be liter ally true soon a dealer in fashion able pets told a representative or the New York Evening Mail Metaphorically a good many dogs are nlreadworth their weight in told Ask the manager of a fashionable hotel who has suffered much front lapdogs Not long ago a woman well known in society gave a dinner party at a hotel where she was staying In defiance of the rules she smuggled her dog into the dining room and consequently she was politely reminded that dogs were not Allowed in the public rooms Up she bounced and in five minutes she ignored her guests she was out side the place 001 remember strange incident at another hotel A wealthy bachelor who had a suite of rooms suffered a terrible bereavement his dog died He went into mourning and bought black not only for his valet but for the hotel servants who waited specially for him I I oI t t OUR LEADE- RSForThisWeek Ii i 50vorth 3 50Watch17 Jewel Silverine Watch QP Ofworth 1200 now 1 Jw JONES n To Speak at Pine Ridge The many friends of Judge Ed C ORear candidate for Governor will be glad to know no doubt that he is expected to speak at Pine Ridge Wolfe county Ky Maw 25 An industrial school is to be built there and several prominent speakers besides him will help launch the enterprise The L E and Mountain Cen tral railroads will grant round trip excursion rates on that day Wanted Men in Montgomery and adjoin ing counties to help us in Detective work strictly private 300 per day and expenses Enclose stamp with reply Respectfully- W n Davenport Mgr Bradford Bldg Covington Ky 52t Tennessee strawberries received fresh every day at Vanarsdells Prominent Paris Man Commits rSuicide Edward Plibler aged 35 years shot himself through the head at Paris late Saturday night and died a few minutes later The bullet entered the right temple and eame out on the left side of the head His face was swollen and powder burnt when he was found His wife was ill in bed when he shot himself She and an adopted child were the only occupants of houseMr was a brother of W v F Hibler of this city Always the best in the meat and grocery line S P Greenwade The Shad Crop Shad has been very abundant on the Atlantic coast this year yet ex perts declare that had It not been for I the government hatcheries this halt would now be practically extinct here for commercial purposes m a wsw J i ruT I I Spring 1911 1ff The Dignity of a Dollar Take it out of your pocket and look at it That dollar has dignity it ought to be respected It represents so much of your labor in brain and energy 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 I KirschbaumQotliespeopleI who take no chances PERSONALLY CON Vt I o 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 medium 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 e 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 J WALSHBROSw KyII The Busy Corner Clothing Hats Shoes Shirts Mt Sterling 1ff t tw y- 1 9 W w t r t c i i fZ 11b i 4 Y if t f I jar Kentuckys Prison SystemII Both oftho Democratic candidates e for the governorship have declared for the removal of the States penal institutions from po liticalcontrol Judge OKear and Mr Franks of the Republican persuasion are of like mind Mr Cox has as yet taken no position on any question of public concern further than to make clear his de sire to be made the next Governor of Kentucky Hence it may safely be declared that after a century of neglect the management of the States penal institutions is to be one of the principal issues in a campaign in which tho interests of Kentuckys people promise to be given the consideration heretofore monopolized by the conflicting claims of the political partisan That the question of prison management is one in which the State has a material und should exercise an intelligent interest is an asser tion easily capable of proof t I There are confined at the Frank fort and Eddyville penitentiaries 2000 men and women the major itor them capable of performing manual labor This labor is now disposedof to contractors at prices ranging from 50 to SO cents a day per prisoner The contractors find the arrangement profitable The State by means of it is enabled to continue in operation a system which is a reflection on its intelli gence a protest against the truth of its claim to civilization In the penitentiary at Frankfort 700 men are confined in cells seven feet long three und onehalf feet wide six feet high For years the prison diningroom has been imme diately below that used as the hos pital for tuberculosis patients It is said that the diningroom has been Irecently changed or willsoon be changed for one which will give- the contractors more room Threefourths of the prisoners released from these institutions continue to lead the life of criminals putting into effect the education in crime given them gratis by the State through enforced associ ation at Frankfort and Eddyville with criminals more skilled and experienced than were they at the time of entrance In 1910 legislation was enacted by the General Assembly for the separation of first offenders from the confirmed crimials for the es tablishment of trade schools for the share of the convict in his y earnings for increased restrictions in the granting of paroles and for effective supervision of prisoners when on parole None of these provisions have as yet been curried into effect by the Board of Penitentiary Commissioners Of the 2000 inmates at Frank lost fully onehalf are physically fit for work on the public roads and could be so employed were it not for the contract system and for the provision which requires that the labor of the convicts be per formed within the walls of the penitentiaries Until the contract system is abolished and this proA hl I I TUBULAR BELL CHIME The Hchede Hall Clock as a timepiece i a tubular chime endan article of ffurniture fo- rI f home office or rtituiicn appeals alike to j I utility refinement and musical taste The J movement insures correctness of time oak or mahogany case with claisic 11perfcct to good taste and the melo tubular chimes soundingthe hours and N quarters alter the pec cf Wtettfcpyi or 1 Westminster serve as a pleasing cf the passing hour The fifty styles give ample choice in design size and price allshowing the moons phases in the dial arch we arc sales agents for The Herschede Hall Clock Co of tins city and will send illustratedcat alog on request l Gifts by Mail You can purchase gifts of Diamonds Sterling Silver Sheffield Plate Gold and Silver Jewelry Mantel Clocks Etc Correspondence Departmentt at tiI2 2moderatei prices Correspondence solicited It Silversmiths Jewelers Goldsmiths The Frank Herschede Co HeMchcdo Building Fourth Street East Cincinnati Ohio i f I u vision repealed Kentucky will be deprivedof the benefits enjoyed by other States where the convicts are kept at work on the public roads in the making of road material or in the manufacture of some article necessary for the farmers sold to them at the lowest possible cost Each and all of these benefits could he made to ensue to Kentucky from a change in the present sys tem of prison management But when that plan of management 5 is considered the wonder is not that conditions are bad but that they are not vorse As matters now stand the State of Kentucky is responsible for the intelligent method of socalled prison management under which three men with potitical pull are asked to accept an annual salary of 2500 each for a term of four years Amon the most im portant if not the chief of their specified duties are the milking of contracts with private concerns for the employment of the daily labor of hundreds of men and women the purchase of supplies amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and the distribution of political patronage in the form of wardenships and pin ces as prison guardsa patronage greater than that at the bestowal of the Governor or any other like number of public officials in the CommonwealthThe that every mem ber of the Legislature is supposed to have the power of naming with the consent of the Board of Penitentiary Commissioners one of his constituents as a prison guard at a salary of Si5 a month may explain why in the past the in flucnce of the commissioners has been so potent with the General AssemblyThe has nothing to say in criticism of the three men who now compose the Board of Commissioners The same state Ol facts would hold good with aij other set of men chosen for polit ical purposes andso equipped with political patronage It believes most earnestly that I oIcupri I better system than that which fur nishes ready to hand the most effective of political machines for the use of men ostensibly charged with the single and solemn duty of dealing with one of the chief of the States unsolved problems- It further believes that a bipartisan board appointed by the Governor by and with the consent of the Senate could be made an in strument for the working out of Kentuckys good roads problem for the relief of Kentuckys tobacco growers and farmers and foi the imperatively needed lessening of the menace now constituted by the fact that illiterate untrained and pauper convicts are indiscrim inately turned loose to prey or the State at the expiration of their tern of imprisonmentLouisville- Times New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells H1 WhatWeOff tYouf G Gi I f I Lrl THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THE BEST THERE IS IN Cothillg Shoes Hats l hhlils1Sx i t THAT ARE HIGH IN QUALITY AND LOW IN PRICE COPVniBHT KOI BY THE Ma HIR or MICHAELSSTERNFINE MICHAELS STERN 4 CO RocHtste A X Y l FRECKLEr AGE New Remedy That Removes Freckles or Costs Nothing Heres a chance Miss Freckle Face to try a new remedy for freckles with the guarantee ofia reliable dealer that it will not cost a penny unless it removes the freckles while if it does give you a clear complexion expense is triflingSimply get an ounce of othine double strength from Win 8 Lloyd stud one nights treatment will show you how easy it is to rid yourself forever of the homely freckles and get a beautiful COlD plexion Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the wgrst case Be sure to ask Win S Lloyd for tho double strength othine us this is the only prescription sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles A Kansas editor sarcastically announces that he wants to buy aI sack of flour a pair of threeplv button trousers and a straw hat trod that he is ready to receive bids on the same He says that is the way the merchants dp when they I I Innessee strawberries received day at Vanarsdells n t Hir hWi kwir an Miidliae1sSteru- Effouh1eirSteill l COI i hIIS S OLOPJa S r IOU Mensn Clothes 1 ann Xtra Good Clothes for Boys I in styles that are new fabrics that are known for their wearing qualities and tai loring that insures you a perfect fit None But the Bestt StacyAdams gJ 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 Panama and Straw Hats the most complete stock in our city REMEMBER that with every ONE DOLLAR cash spent or ev ery ONE DOLLAR paid on account made prior to March 11 1911 we will give you one chance on thatii 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 PUNCH GRAVES- Mt I Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoe Hat and Furnishing House 2 B2c STORES1 I 2l 1r you the l I jobI All About the Highlanders Dr Guerrauts new book The Galax Gatherers has just been issued from the Onward Press at Richmond Virginia It is a handsomely bound volume of 220 pages with a map of the Appalachians and 25 beautiful pictures of the Highlanders and their homes and country schools and chapels etc Price 100 postage prepaid For sale by the University Book- Store Lexington Ky 454t Better Watch tUrn Senator Bradlcys assurance that he will keep hands off in the gubernatorial Derby does not assure certain of the candidates to any alarming extent The Senator is given to singing a siren song in order to disarm suspicion as to his intentions and those of whom he Iis not especially enamored had better look out At the psy chological moment the Senator will appear with a big stick and a steam roller to nominate the man of his choice Lexington Herald H Clay McKee Sons BUY Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put you Next ti best investments Sell The Bes- tAutosTuE WHITE STEAMER Dont fail to see them 44tf Go to Newmeyers Big Sale 1Sr f7rofL iiI t 0I Unexpected GuestsJo The farmer and his wife were about to sit down to a coldsupper when they saw some old friends driving towards the house The good wife was equal to the occasion thanks to her New Perfection Oil Cookstove She had it lit in a moment and her guests hardly were seated on the porch before a hearty hot meal was ready ffor the table sausages and eggs and long rashers of streaky bacon and rolls just crisped in the oven and freshcoffeeand the hostess herself as cool andneat as if she had not been near the kitchen She could have rangeTheon the market AMade 1 R Best canned goods of all kinds nt Vanarsdells p I T 0i J t r i ot II 4 wlthIonl1 The2awithproUeakn everywhere J or write for de icriptire circular to the netrert agency cube Standard Oil Company Incorporated EE r 6Only the best meats the kCaffords killed at Vanarsilells i 4 7t YY if +s jtr ri +II F 111 A If Ji ft 1 n f tm Jit 1 i THE Zm ilee Olio Railwayd J JCompany IE OF TRAINS AT MT STERLING iSubjc6tto chance without notice 1 1Ls AVl ARRIVE f bi n tn Louisville x1239 p U1 47p nt Louisville x 937 p m I S5Im Lexington t 920 a in- ii 251pnt Lexington t 705 p II- It9139n in Rothwell t 205 p tn- ee Yorkx12Vashgton x 719a in- IjI Norfolk x937Pm Richmond x 347 p in- Pikeville t 215 p 11- 1l 920 n w Hinton 1 1Fu Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars i iRai1 teekdaysI c Lcioi toll Eastern Ry 1 1TIMETABLE Effective April 30 1911 TTTe stBoazid 4 No 1 NJ3 No 5 STATIONS Dally Dally Sun 1 PM Only- A M A M liv Quicksand 125 Lv Jackson 500 150 700 II O K Junction 5o5 157 7OS- Ie Athol 530 224 730 II Beattyville Junction 558 251 754 II Torrent 621 312 815 41 Campton Junction 639 330 83- 2cCly City I 7U5 4 5 908 i LSE Junction 750 437 940 Winchester 802 450 950 Lexington 845 535 lo3Q East 8ouzt d i STATIONSNo2 Dally No4 PM MLv Lexington JIS 720II Winchester 1 57 8o2 IeL E Junction 210 816 Ii Clay City 238 8504 Campton Junction 3ro 926 Torrent 335 943 iclttyville Junction 358 110-5I Alhol 427 1030 105711ackson05ArQuicksand CONNECTIONSr LEXINGTON Train No 1 will make connectiont at Lexington with the L Nf5r Louisville Ky NO3 will make Nathexington2S 3 CAMPION JUNCTION Trains Nos- yl I s3and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton TKy tf BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Noand 2 snake connection with the i L IJo A Railway to and from Beattyville Kyrrain NO3 from Jackson with theip A for Beatly villet Ky p K JUNCTION Trains Nos 3 ahdr4 will snake connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and OviiK stations V i SundayItl11 CHAS SCOTT ir Gen Passenger Agent a11C NEW MEAT STORE lji t w nit meat and want FRESH X11r eat Its place to get it is at a ie first Class Meat Store f I conduct such a place All if of my meat is CORN FED R and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats j at all times Prices reasona r ble Not Cut Prices b- utALIITY lIOUlN MOTTO Give us a trial and be convinced CLAYS MUAT MARKET Phone 64 t Next door to Post Office fJ WINCHESTER 1 I rionument Works WINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let mo know your wants and I will call on you and save you moneyF JACKSON Prop KEEP WATER ON REGISTER- If you live iin a house where there 1s a furnace always keep a vessel of- mater on the register and you will always have hot water and not have to use any gas in heating it i j 1 F r rt ft t fi f ac t jS i f 1 A j j fR f ssroflIi DR CW COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Lr Blown All Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Olllco In Marlin Building Phono 62S H R PREWITT f ATTORNEYATLAW iM t Sterling Kentucky Office Court Stl opposite Courthouse Samuels Building front room up stairs DRG M HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 31yr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Olllco nt Anderson t IloanlniaiiLlvcry Stable Office Phone 135 Residence Phone Sal Calls answered promptly Eviminntlons free Assistant State Veterinarian for the = JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES s- eeSP GRCENWADC The Man who handles only the BEST The place to get engraved call ing cards is the- Advocate Pub Co Inc Hghest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides Furs Feathers Sheep Pelts and Woo G D Sullivan Co- V Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13 ryr Phone 474 W0Pf7E9P97770o7tPP07070Acme Davies Varnish Stains Japalae Zenolum Sheep Dip Minors Sheep Dip Insect Powder and Disinfectants AT Mt Sterling Drug Co 39lyr ONE DAoPOF BOURBON POULTRY CURE down the throat of a gaping chicken destroys the worms and saves the chicks life A few drops in the drinking water cures and PREVENTS DISEASEF- orthe treatment of Whito Diarrhoea In chlclrn gad Blackhead and other dUeases In turkeys 30URBOH POULTRY GURE HAS NO EQUAL inn 50c otf mJr4 12 nnlloni of medicine Sold By W S Lloyd Before Building get our estimates on Concrete Blocks vealso lay the best pavement that money will buy Posts for building purposes any size or lengths Our concrete walls cannot be surpassed Anything that can be done with stone we can do with concrete and the difference in cost would surprise you C I C MAINLINE CO M3m r r a- a ftf L f fJit How Old People May Prolong Their Lives actmorelation becomes poor blood thin and digestion the system open to disease such as Coughs Colds Grippe Pneumonia Rheumatism etc VINOL is the greatest health creator and body builder we know of for old people as it supplies the very elements needed to re build wasting tissue and replace weakness with strength HERE IS Till PROOF A case Is recorded In Albany N Y of brenklngllvn peoplebho ertion tired her but VJNOL made herwell and strong nod she states that olio beforeWe ask every aged person in this neighborhood to try a bottle understandingthat does not prove beneficial W S LLOYD Druggist Physicians Meet Homeopathic physicians in all parts of the country lire preparing for their annual pilgrimage to New York City to attend the meeting and banquet of the Alumni Asso ciation of the New York Homeo pathic Medical College and the commencement exercises of the college This yearly assemblage iis the greatest gathering of homeo pathic physicians and those interested I in homeopathy which the country sees and many travel long distances to attend Particu lar interest attaches to the meeting this year The semicentennial f the college was celebrated last year andmore than 500 alumni contri buted at that time to a great fund for a bacteriological laboratory for the college The laboratory has since been constructed and outfit ted and is said to be the finest in the country The microscope- alone are valued at 810000 and1 everything else is on a similar basis The coming meeting will be the first opportunity of th alumni to see their gift tand so ar unusually large attendance is ex pectedThe commencement exercises will be held on Wednesday May 81 at the Engineers Club on Fortieth Street The next day Thursday June 1 will be alumni day There will be clinics in th morning for the visiting graduate- at the college buildings nt Sixty third street and Eastern Boulevard These will demonstrate uptodate laboratory methods and willshow the physicians who graduated years ago what is being done now withmodern facilities Luncheo- will be served at the college at noon and in the afternoon th annualmeeting of the alumni As sociation will be held In the evening the two days programme will be brought to a close with the alumni banquet which will he held at the Hotel Astor So many men of distinct ion in medical and educational cir cles have spoken at these annual dinners that the affair always at tracts much attention and the attendance numbers many hundreds Dr William L Love of Brooklyn will be toastmaster Dr Royal S Copeland formerly of the Univer sity of Michigan at Ann Arbor who is now completing his third year as dean of thelcollege will be one of the principalspeakers The others will be Dr William Harvey King exdean of the col lege Dr George W McDowell president of tho Alumni Associa lion Justice Frederick E Crane of the Supreme Court Comptroller William A Prendergast the Rev John F Carson one of the best known orators of Brooklyn Mel bert B Cary president of the trustees of the college andex Congressman Cornelius A Pugs Icy of Peerskill Mt Sterling has one graduate of the college Dr James A Van sant a member of the class of 84 He has received an invitation to attend the exercises Report of progress such as hav tOl j i I J J never before been made to the alumniit the annual dinner will bo made on this occasion and the occasion should be one of great enthusiasm Under Dean Cope lands guidance the college has grown so rapidly that it now has 212 students the largest number in its history Last year the at tendance was 157 There were morenew students admitted last fall than ever before The report on medical education in the UnitedTf Stat stind Canada which was made by Dr Abraham Flexner to the Carnegie Foundation places the New York Homeopathic Medical College in the first rank in every respect- A subject which will be discussed at the meeting of the alumni will be the proposition now under con sideration to limit the size of the classes The college has grown so rapidly that it is apparent that there will soon be too many stu dents for the amount of room and the extent of e equipment and it is proposed to establish strict limits on the number of students who may register Flower Hospital which is own ed and directed by the college has also grown in size and usefulness during the year A new contagious ward has been installed and about 30000 has been spent in various improvements The hos pital has the largest ambulance area of any hospital in the metro polis serving a broad strip across Manhattan Island with three auto mobile and three horse ambulances There are more than 7000 ambu lance calls annually The long litigation over the Tilford estate which has just ended has released 107000 for the college and hos pitalwhichI will be devoted at once to material improvements DONT EXPERIMENT You Will Make No Mistake if You SterlingSCitizens Advice Never neglect your kidneys urinaryedisorder dizziness and nervousness its experimentaThese are all symptoms of kidney trouble lind you should seek a remedy which iisi known toact on the kidneys Doans Kidney Pills is the remedy to use No neel to experiment It has cured many stubborn cases in Jit Ster ling Follow the advice ofa Jit Sterling citizen and be cured yourself eThomas Holland 52 E High lshave been using Doans Kidney Pills occasionally For two years and I consider theta an excellent remedy Doctors pronounced my trouble lumbago and I spent hun dreds of dollars in an unsuccessful Kidn ney Pills obtained at F C Duel ofegood They removed the back ache and regulated the passages of the kidney secretions in fact en tirely cured me For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Kemember the nameDoans- and take no other 453t Healthy Increase It was reported from Frankfort that the total assessments of Kentucky would aggregate approximately 850000000 an increase of 22000000 over last year Forty counties will escape a raise in assessment while fiftytwo counties will have their ratables jacked up HDr Thomas Electric Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal disease croup Has been used with success in our family for eight yearsMrs L Whiteacre Buffalo N Y 1m Residence for Sale Having gone into business in Ver sailles I desire to sell my beautiful residence on Holt avenue It is uptodate and has all modern con veniences Is located on ore of the prettiest streets in the city Can be bought at a bargain Chenaulte S a Jifi I Jack of all trades and success at none Rea over the following advertisements and tell us where you would prefer placing your Insurance BROWN JONES Reall Estate Law and Insurance Be charitable and give us a trial e J P ROBINSON Meat Market I also represent the Blank Blank Fire Insurance Co Give me a part pf your insurance Mt Sterling Ky It J ROBERTS Jersey Milk Country Produce AND Insurance Give me a Trial Phone 091 BLANK PLUSH BLANK I Bankinge I t Insurance and j Magazine Agency eMt Sterling Ky Go SMITII LAWSON Real Estate Bonds and Insurance Good Companies Mt Sterling Ky Hoffman Son- InsuranceI Mt Sterling Kentucky eOverExperiencea Which office do YOU think could handle i your Insurance interests THE BEST h r CWr + fl4C ij Notl1ing- Succeeds fvi Like Success You Knoweveryone knows That the place to get full value fork your money is at s v W A Sutton cF Sons Furniture Carpets Rugs Etc 1 he shoe fits the footI- fyour shoes dont fit you dont want L them and we dont want you to L have them We recommend Selz L Royal Blue shoes because theyre made to fit scientific lasts Selz in all shapes to fit all feet Royal k Bring us any feet you Blue shoe well fit them Viave3 Sp14 S in Selz shoes For Sale By GzlIOX sROS22 S Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky and Scr i LEE SCHOOLWe are offering a complete Summer School Course in any of the following subjects for 2500 Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting and Penmanshipa- nd all kindred subjects Write for particulars Summer School Opens June 19 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute MT STERLING KENTUCKY111r Y c- oI 1 t f 4 e ItI f 3 r IiSomeof scenes at Atlantic City New Jersey where we propose to send five popular girls Dont Blame the Newspapers That the clergymen appreciate the influence of newspapers as keenly as any class of professional men in this country is evident front the frequency with which they allude to them in their sermons Here is what the Rev F Stanly Powles of Milwaukee told his congregation on a recent Sundaj evening Hre as citizens of the metro polis of Wisconsin do not half appreciate what the newspapers are doing for us We criticise when nine cases out of ten we ought to give them credit for the effective ness of their work in molding public opinion Cooperation and nut condemnation should be our policy It exerts much power for goodand if the church of today is looking forward to the church of tomorrow to be a factor for good it must acknowledge this in every phase of life moralff i influence mudI many of its editor ials are splendid lay sermons Its exposing graft and denouncing crime mid underhanded political schemes ai it now does is proof of itself thai it is decidedlyI favor i able U inorulity If lice public demands glaring headlines of crimes and debauchery the newspapers will publish them IPeal Estate Real Estate WORLD IS MADE Of l lTIlEReal Estate LET US SELL YOU A PIECE OF IT I WK HAVE FOR S- ALEFarmsr I of all sizes and prices city I residences and vacant lots l Let Us show you our list before you buy LIST YOUR rRM WITH US NOW Any busiuess entrusted to us will re 1cdveour immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office 28 Court St I Residence Antwerp Ave Phone Sts MT STERLING KY I f Dont blame the press for what you yourself take an active part in The church Hays the Sunday newspapers when its success iis made what it is by the patronage of members of the Christian churchThe press has its faults It makes sad mistakes in many things and at times forgets the real wants of our city We do not need warnings at all times und in this particular I feel that our city papers create a wrong impression H A clean press means a clean city and to obtain this we should not denounce but cooperate in raising the standard11e as Christians do not familiarize our selves with the actual needs and then see to it that things are im proved11C sit back and decry our city 1press and try our utmost to snake our denunciation effective This only widens the breach between press and church and noth ing is gained Our Milwaukee press is iiifecting the morals of our great city and in my opiniont rightlyWhen our clergy fully realize that cooperation and not denun ciation iis needed to improve hu inanity then shall we appreciate what the press is doing for out I city We have not an editor in our city but who is willing to co operate with us in snaking hi paper one of power for good if w show ourselves to be in the right attitude for harmony Stops itching instantly Cures piles ecze nnsalt rheum tetter itch hives herpes scabies Donns Ointment At any drug store1m Nice Compliment The election of Bruce Haldeman of the Louisville CourierJournal as President of the Publishers Association of America elesyatejs to a most responsible and honor able puttee one of the choicest of Kentuckys active and useful teen The young Mr laldeman succeed ed his father the lionNI Haldeman as head of the great CourierJournal publishing busi ness rind he shows many of the admirable traits of his honorable ancestor He is never too busy to be polite and alliable and is a busi ness man always While we are too small to get into the great Publishers Association we feel a pride in having a fellow Kentuck inn who is considered worthofI being made the head of so great ta Concern Carlisle Mercury New boans peas and tomatoes it Vanar dells every day 1 I 1 I ti L t II CORRESPONDENCE Q v o STOOPS All grain crops are suffering owing to the baked condition of the ground A very small part of the tobacco crop will be put out in May James Robbins and Tom Satterfiel who have been on the sick list are out againMiss Lutie Quisenberry has again ap plied for our school and the patrons hop that she will succeed in getting it Turkey raisers in this section have made a very bad beginning Born May ir to JEsse Pendleton and wife a fine sou Many farmers leave ceased planting corn owing to the ground being in such an awful condition J H Dickersoii of Bath county will be here Saturday night to organize n Farmers Union Local Not much interest is being taken here in Slate politics on either side Nearly everybody seems to think whats the useStanley Trimble and wife entertained a crowd of young people Wednesday night with a party Thos Sanders and wife came up from Little Rock Saturday to visit relatives Mrs E L Fassett and Miss Lutie Quisenberry attended thetlBonnet Show at East Union Sunday James Crockett and wife and Mrs Thos Crockett went Saturday to visit relatives at Preston PLUM LICK The ground is hard and sonic of our good farmers have postponed plowing till it rains Young Dr Ifeuryof Winchester is seriously sick at his fathers J H Henrys with compact bowels Dr P L McClure was called to Lexington to see a patient Palk Wilson an old pioneer who once lived here We have later learned that Mr Wilson died George Swope who recently lived here was killed in Lexington last week Miss Jessie Morton closed a very suc cessful spring school here with a nice dinner spread in the way of an old fash iened picnic William Howard the 19 monthold son of James Kendall is dangerously ill with spinal meningitis The prospect for another tobacco crop looks gloomy owing to the scarcity ofI plants Heavy impure blood makes a muddy pimply complexion head aches nausea indigestion Thin blood makes you weak pale sickly Burdock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich red pure restores perfect health 1m Comes High The cost of dinner for two at New Yorks new theater restaurant the FoliesBergere is put at 2180 And yet a S12 a week wages in the city looks big toa farmers boy Lexingtnn Leader New beans peas tine tomatoes at Vanarsdells every day Boy Scoutt shoese The American soy e I Made of real Witch Elk in three different shades The best wearing shoes in the world Adapted by the boy scout of America i FOR SALE BY Walsh BrOs1 Sa9m in Mens Shoes r Crop Conditions The past two weeks hasbeen the mostbeneticialof the springs sea son in Montgomery county and tine way the farmers have been at work has been a caution The weather this week hasl been exceptionally warm and hundreds of acres of corn ground has been got ten ready while many farmers have been planting the clickof the planters being heard in many fields and some of the farmers have finished their first planting In some places corn has begun to peen through the ground Ground has begun to get hard and a good soaking rain isbadlv needed throughout the county T hisi would greatly benefit everything as the ground is in excellent shape but could not withstand a lone dry spell Tobacco ground in titans places is being prepared for the plants although very few growers have plants setIout early Most of the plants are yet small and need rain badly There are n few growers who have some plants which will be ready to set by May 20 but most of the setting will not be done until late in May or the ffirst of June Some of the growers hays had bad luck with their plants and where three beds were sown onlono has done any good Weeds have been very severe in plant beds and the growers have had a hard time in get ting the beds cleaned out Grass is excellent but also needs rain as well as wheat andre There is no hemp in the county to speakof Blue Grass seed is head ing very low and the indications point to a small crop all over the county Clover is coming in fine shape and nearly every field shows iui excellent stand Farmers are very much discouraged over the outlook for woolthe best only brings from 15 to 17 cents where as lust year the good wool brought froin 20 to 28 cents LAMBS LOWU AND DEMAND LIGHT Lambs are doing fine but there is not much demand and the prices areaway oil Most of the lambs which have been contracted for only brought front 5 to 5ic Cat tle lire in excellent condition und are taking on fat rapidly No sales have vet been made There has been some few sales of mule colts at from 890 to 100 each while S500 was refused this week for a suckling colt by J Malcoln Forbes 209 dam by Red Wilkes Very few sales of any class of stock is heard of at this time some milch cows selling at from 50 to 70 with a few farts hor ses at front 185 to SIGO There has been a considerable number of hogs shipped out of this county this week but there is nothing like the demand for brood sows and youngs as there has beet Garden truck is com ing fast and strong and there seems to be an abundance of fruit everywhere especially poaches und apples with grapes being in dicative of a large yield Chick ens and turkeys are coming in droves and all seem to be thriving T and healthyAllDRy y FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY CFATL KIND midto the Mts Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to Family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STER- LINGLaundry Co c Fh iq u4tMH4IGtjJust ArrivedrI r 0Allthelatest Spring creations iin 1 i 1 Ladies Dress Goods and Notions 0r OF EVERY DESCRIPTION V Ii i Our stock was carefully selected from the best 4Ihouses in New York If it came from our store you knowand every one knows it is the e Best Honey Can Buy e i Scar 1ets and Rugs a Specialty e jfcctzelfigg cn e ii- e t Sporting fxtra Northwestern Sporting extra the uncensored and unexpurgated edition of the college daily which is issued annually by unknowr student editors at the Evanstown institution in Chicago appeared last week and created a sensation Everybody in town wanted a copy and its distribution was rapid but not through the mails The gov ernment doesnt carry literature of that kind Who the editors this year were is not known although the faculty will doubtless make an effort to findout Expulsion of the editors is predicted ifthe effort is success fulas the Extra makes previous issues appear mild President Harris name is not mentioned but otherwise no sub ject ojr personage is too sacred to be unmercifully lampooned Profanity is found in almost every sugIgestivo dash used in place of a particularly shocking word LOST Gold watch fob with J W II engraved on same Reasonable reward for its return to this office UNIQUE COLLECTION Robert Young ironmongeri Edin burgh who passed away recently was known far and widisi a collec tor of horseshoes Row upon row on the walls of his shop hung shoes dating from the time of the Roman occupation those having been found in Monmouthshire down to the present clay Among the latter were included shoes worn on the dayof the race by such famous derby win ners as Lord ftoscbcryg Lmlas and Sir James Millers Rok Sand Ev ery country in the world from Chi na to Peru had been laid under tribute f 1 Auto Licenses The Secretary of the State is preparing notices to automobile owners to pay their licenses for this year On June 14 nearly 1500 licenses issued last year will expire Since the new law vent into effect last year 2970 auto owners have paid licenses and all will have to be renewed each year when they expire n r t In the Shadow of Columbia Letters curiously formed and vni ten with red chalk on n card In tbe window of a frame building not three hundred yards from Columbia uni verslty announce Day Bored and Vokel Music Taught New York Press r The Garage 4 IS ON i l flank StreetH A utomobiles FOR RENT rrAt All Timesr WE WILL MUET JItII A IIMUIII TP31 n ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Storlinn Kentucky I Star Emerald 33721 I Best son of Emerald Chief 2132 is a nice seal brown star and stripe in face white hind feet five years old 153 hands high andweighs 1050 pounds Sired by Emerald Chief 2132 by Bourbon Chief 976 by Harrison Chief 1606 by Clark Ckief 89 Dam Star Lady 5029 by King Willianrind 533 by King William 67 by Washington Denmark 64 Will make the Seasor of 1911 at Lone Pine Stock Farm 6 miles N of Mt Sterling on Maysville pike 2500 to Insure a Living Colt Lien retained on Colts until Season Fee is Paid CBDALE-R y F D No 3 MT STERLING KY t fe8t J 1x a r

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