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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, May 24, 1911.

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J 11c T = 1 ii iC r 1 LrE i E t i I tt- I MT STERLING I ADVOCATEr LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY r IrVOLUME XXMTI STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 24 1911 NUMBER rrl 46 IIIt i EIGHT MOR DAYS F vt And the Advocates Rig Atlantic City Contest if Mill BeginA Large Number of Girls Nave Been Nominated and Everything roints to ag Intensely Interesting Con C test j 1 Tne Mt Sterling ADVOCATE will announce the young ladies who have already entered the big At antic City Contest in our issue of June 7th Ladies who aVe con sidering the matter of entering this big contest should not hesitate longer for it will be of uositivc benefit to the candidacy of any aspirant to be able to malet the first appeal for subscriptions to their friends before others have rteggived their promises By the dlyisioh of this section into dis tricts it will be seen at a glance that the young ladies of every dis trict no matter how remote Iron this city have exactly the same chance to win a free trip on this i big Eastern Tour providing they win out in ther own particular t districts This affords an equal chance to all which most of the I l contests do notdol IJ STILL TIME TO ENTER There is still time to enter Get 1in the contest and get in to win t Your friends will help you as soon as they see you are In the contest to win Please remember that you will receive a bonus of 3000 votes ifou enter before our issue of June 7th in which the names of chose already nominated will bo published in the ADVOCATE Remember that you will have to com pete with those in your own dis t trict but you can get subscriptions and votes everywhere We want to get all the candidates started oft even in our issue of June 7th so is gebusy and you can be one of ithe first to enter and your chances for coming out ahead are better You can win in this contest if you go into it with that determination MUCH IXTEIIEST MANIFESTED There is much interest manifest ed in thisbig contest Every day we are busy explaining details A llarge list of the most prominent girls in this section have already entered and have the bonas 3000 votes to their credit The wide spread interest that is already manifested is the best evidence of what a big success it promises to be It is now the talkof this sec tion and when thelnames of the yuutig ladies are published they will be off in the race and it will ber interesting until the close and Sx winning girls are named Everybody has an equal chance so get in and win the trip You will never regret it A large number of young ladies who have not as yet entered the contest are being urged by their friends to enter at once and they should not let a chance of a life time pass without nuking an effort to win this trip A and they can win if they go in with determination Watch for our list There is going to be some class to this contest and more class to the trip that will be one never to be forgotten by those who are fortunate enough to win THE DISTRICTS f During the time of the contest the territory covered by the AD VOCATE has been divided into five iuVJjricts thus making the winning jfnfte race much easier for the t candidates t1JJ Understandone vounplady will ub IJMltJ 9Dbeacl1i district Of y r rTT h course the one receiving the highest number of votes in her district The following are the districts and their boundaries DISTRICT NO 1 V Begins at the C 0 depot iir the center of Bank street thence northup center of said street to Howard avenue thence up center of Howard avenue to corner of Howardavenue and Clay streets thence east to center of Maysvilh street thence north to the city limits including all the territor lying east of said line in the cit limits I DISTRICT NO 2 Shallcomprise 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 Side View Grassy Lick Levee and Beans DISTRICT NO4 Camargo Jeffersonvillo How ards Mill Tarts and Smithville DISTRICT NO 5 The counties of Bath Clark Menefee and Rowan Although divided into districts contestants may solicitI 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 oi better still fill out the coupon ir this issue and drop it into the bal lot box in this office The young lady must reside it the district in which she is entered although she may receive votes I whatsoererIthe race before June 1st will reI ceive a bonus of 3000 votes TO OUR PATRONS If there is anything at all about the entire contest that you do not fully understand either call or address the Contest Manager at Advocate office The contest will be conducted in a fair straightforward open manner and the management will take pleasure in explaining any detail that is not quite clear to any one Address all inquiries etc to THE CONTEST MANAGER Care The ADVOCATE No one connected with the AD VOCATE office in any capacity will be permitted to participate or take any part whatever in the big contest Base Ball The team representing the Flemingsburg High School played the M S C I team here Friday and Saturday The local team won both games the first by the core of 19 to 13 and the second 14 to 6- Best canned goodall kinds at Vanarsdells June 3 is the last day ta gges onpin cushion in Beuaaees window n- C S Y COMMENCEMENT Of Mt Sterling Collegiate Insti tute to Begin Next Sunday and Close Wednesday The third annual commencement marking the close of the fifth session of Mt Sterling Collegiate In stitute will be held on May 2831 The program of the entire com mencement will consist of four different exercises On Sunday evening May 28 the Baccalaure ate Sermon will be delivered bv Rev H G Moody at the Christian Church at 730 oclock Itev Moody will speak on The Value of Decision On Monday evening May 29 the annual Musical Recital given by the pupils of Miss Emma Lee Sleet will be held iir the Chapel at M S C I Or Tuesday evening May 30 the Collegiate Promeadc given by the Freshman Sophomore and Junk classes of the Institute in honor of the Seniors will be held on the campus of the school On Wed ncsdny morning May 31 the annual Commencement Exercises will be held at 1030 oclock in the Chapelat 11 S C 1 On this occasion the address to the gradu mites will be delivered by Rev H C Garrison pastor of the Chris- t1m Church of Danville Ky or the theme The Life Beautiful The graduating class of 11 S C 1 this year consists of nip- graduatesMisses Elizabeth Cock rell Mary Blevins Catherine Had den and Carolyne Arrasmith am Messrs Thomas Cravens Edward Bogie Charles Rainey Webb Ble wins and Bruce Robbins A very elaborate and entertain ing program will be rendered at the Commencement Exercises to be held Wednesday morning In addition to the address to be delivered by Rev Garrison to the graduating class the program con sists of an Welcome address three orations presentation of diplomas awarding of medals several musi cal numbers andannouncements The Welcome Address will be given by Miss Catherine Hadden first honor graduate of the English course The Valedictorian address will be delivered by Mr Thomas R Cravens first honor graduate oi the Classical course and Valedicto rian of the class An oration willI I HaiI1 A third oration will be deliverer by Mr Bruce Robbins class rep resentative on the subject Rising From the Ruins of War Medals will be awarded to the three pupils making the highest average for the entire year in De portment and Attendance Schol arship and General Excellence The music for the occasion will be given by the pupils of Miss Sleet The presentation of diplomas and announcements for the coming year will be made by Prof R I Cord President of the Institute The entire Commencement exercises will be the most extensive and entertaining program ever given by the Institute since its establishment The past year has been the most successful in the history of the school The enrollment has exceeded the two hundred mark and the years work has been most satisfactory All patrons and friends of the school are cordially invited to be present at each occasion of the Commencement Special music will be rendered Sunday night and the services will begin at 730 oclock The first three rows of the middle section of the church will be reserved for graduatlingclaisI Jr J 1 I t f r JAMES H OILLASPIE One of Montgomerys Most Promi nent Men Was Married in Lexington Last Week to Miss Frances tollman J II Gillaspie of this county and Miss Frances Hollman of Munford Texas were united in marriage at Lexington Ky last Tuesday at the residence of Rey Mark Collis There were only a few relatives and friends present to witness the ceremony Miss Hollman who is known to many of our people possesses the many beautiful traits of character that go to make the home life a joy and pleasure and we are glad to wel come her to our midst Mr Gillaspie has been a resident of this county for many years and iis the proprietor of the famous Bour bon Chief Stock Farm and a gen tleman deservedly popular and one who numbers his friends by his acquaintances We join thei I many friends in wishing then happiness needed will be reserved for the pupils of the school and parents of the graduates Everyone is invit ed to be present at this service The program Monday evening will consist of a number ot instrumental and voice selections piano solos duets trios and choruses Miss Sleet has one of the largest classes since she has been a teacher I of music in the Institute and the recital will be most entertaining and pleasing The occasion will be free to the public The Collegiate Promeade Tues day evening will be on tile style ot a Moonlight Fete Japanese lan terns will be hung around the i grounds comfortable seats will be i provided for all and refreshments of various kinds will be served in j abundance The event will be the first of its kind attempted by the pupils of the school and promises to be a most enjoyable occasion Invitations in the form of cards I will be sent out during the present week for the event The program of the Commence ment exercises follows Invocation Chorus Gloria 12th Mass Mozart Welcome Address Miss Catherine Huihlen Piano Duet Valse Urillante Wullenhaupt Lila Mae Harper Miss Sleet Oration What Next Charles Rainey Oration Klslnir From the Ruins of War- Bruce Robbins Piano SoloShower of StarsWachM-ary Land llrunner Address to Graduates The Life Beautiful Rev H C Garrison 1l1lslcSlnll On Denza Miss Sleet Valedictorian Address The Whereof Duty Thomas Cravens Chorus Mornlnir InvitationVeaziePre- sentation of Diplomas Awarding of Medals AnnouncementsPiano of SlpringOesten- C Hudden E Lockridge Miss Sleet Benediction The nine graduates to receive their diplomas on this occasion are Misses Elizabeth Cockrell Mary Blevins Catherine Hadden Caro lyne Arrasmith and Messrs Thos Cravens Edward Bogie Webb Blevins Charles Rainey and Bruce Robbins S Beginning Saturday entire stock of oxfords at cut prices See bills W H Berry Co New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells Always the best in the meat and grocery line S P Greenwade The number of pins in pin cushion in Brunners window is deposited with the Montgomery National Bank Guess you may get the 5 gold piece High grade job work at low grade pricesAdvocate Pub Co Inc r J4 JOSEPH CLAY VAN MUfRll Candidate For the Democratic Nomination for State Treasurer Whose Nomination Seems Assured While Mr Van Meter bears no political scars as a veteran in heated political struggles yet there is no man in the Democratic field who is a more loyal supporter of the party He hails from Fayette county whose family record as defenders of the principles of Jeffer sonian Democracy is unquestioned Mr Van Meter was reared on his fathers 15 F Van Meter farm in Clark county who at one time wns among the most noted shorthorn breeders of America and has a natural taste for agricultural pursuits He was educated in Lexington State University and during his years of schooling mani felted great interest in the study of agriculture and quite naturally he engaged in the breeding of such stock for which Kentucky is noted A consistent and lifelong Democrat now in the prime of man hood standing high with the members of the party with which he is affiliated his natural ability and unusual degree of pcrsonalpopularity which count a great deal in public life leads us to declare that his se lectian for the office of State Treasurer would meet with a unanimous endorsement of the party in all sections of the State We are free to confess that the gentleman ffrom Fayette presents a most favorable claim and his clean record as a Democrat his free dom from entangling alliances his avoidance of factional strife in all his past career places him in the forefront of strong influential candidates whose personal reputation and popularity will add strength to the ticket and snake Democratic victory more certain Just such a man as Mr Van Meter is worthy of favor from the party he represents and his candidacy for that important office will spellvictory for the party He nor no one by his name has ever asked or held public office He announced lust September and has already canvassed more than one hundred counties since that time and expects to visit every county in the State before the primary r A Death of Mrs Nancy Givens Last Wednesday morning at the home of her soninlaw Mr Albert Jones on Harrison avenue Mrs Nancy Givens wife of Isaac Givens bid earthly friends her last farewell and entered that land where happiness reignsi supreme and troubles are unknown Mrs livens was 65 years of age and had long been a member of the Baptist church She was true to her belief and ever lived a noble Christian life She had many friends who will be made sad in deed to learn of her death but the blessed example of this Christian woman will long linger in their memoryBesides her husband she is sur vived by four daughters Mrs Al bert Jones and Mrs Jack Peters of this city Mrs Morgan of St Louis and a daughter who livEs in New Albany Indand two sons Ed Givens of Lakeland Ohio and Will Givens of Texas Our cut price sale begins Satur day and we will give you the cut prices today W H Berry Co Art Reception Miss Mary Evans will entertain her art class Thursday May 25 at her residence Business Changes Miss Mattie Robinson has re signed her position with the Mt t Sterling Laundry Co and has mtaccepted one with the Chiles Thompson Grocery Co Miss Mattie Blount who has been the popular and efficient bookkeeper at Vanarsdell Co for some time has resigned her vmand succeeded dOinaMr limos G Denton has re signed his position as bookkeeper for the Winchester Wholesale Grocery Co and has decided that Mt Sterling is good enough for him Mr Denton and wife have moved to the residence on Howard avenue adjoining the old school building 500 Florsheim oxfords cut to 398 Our cut price sale begins V v Saturday Grass seed strippers for sale al most new with roodcombs B D Goff Ky4bt Job printing is our business let us do yours We will rive you something new and different from what you have been getting and at r s the same price too Give us a trialv Advocate Pub Co Inc 1V I P run rfc t 44- r j- BG Ir 8 S TOR El S 8+ CUTTING PRICESk ti Commenced Saturday- ii reaten1iAnnua Sacrifice ale I OF PUNCH GRAVES ti IItlSterlings Leading Clothing Shoe Hat and Furnishing House f Started Saturday and for TEN DAYS will offer their entire stock of SPRING and SUMMER HIGHGLASS MERCHANDISE at CUT PRICES giving to the buying public the opportunity of buying Hirsh Wickwire Co and Michaels Stern Cos Mens Clothing Edenheimer Stein Young Mens Clothes Xtragood Clothes for Boys Stetson and Youman Hats Stacy Adams i2 Co and Walkover Shoes E VV and Cluett Shirts all highclass Mens Dress Accessories best makes of Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and Hosiery at the following i CUT PRICES FOR CASH1 11Mens Suits Boys Suits Mens Odd pant Mens liats Mens Shirts Mens Underwear i t Yr 4000 garment cut to 3000 1500 garment cut to 1000 600 Pants cut to 450 600 Hats cut to 450 350 Shirts cut to 275 500 garment cut to 375 1250 garment cut to i 848 300 Shirts cut to 2q3 3500 garment cut to 2750 500 Hats cut to 398 400 garment cut to 2951000 garment cut to 748 Pants cut to 250 Shirts cut to 175i 3000 garment cut to 2250S oo garment cut to 6 43Hatscut to 298 200 Shirts cut to 148 350 garment cut to 248 2750 garment cut to 2000 750 garment cut to 550Pants cut to 275 300 Hats cut to 225 150 Shirts cut to 115 225rk25 oo garment 175ot garment 450 350 250 175 50 Shirts cut to 38- f 2250 garment cut to 1650 500 garment cut to 375 300 Pants cut to 225 200 Hats cut to 148 MENS COLLARS 250 garment cut to 175 2000 garment cut to 1448 400 garment cut to 275I50 Hats cut to I 1525c Collar cut to zSc 200 garment cut to 143 1800 garment cut to 1248 300 garment cut to 225 250 Pants cut to 175 150 Collar cut to 05cIA ioo Hats cut to 150 garment cut to 115755C Cuffs to 1Sccutcut to 1000 cut to T 1500 garment 250 garment 175 200 Pants cut to 148 1250 garment cut to 8 48BOYS P ALL MENS AND B lit I ctooSuspenders cut to 75C 100 garment cut to 75 ODD ANISPants cut to oJ 75 Suspenders cut to 48c 1000 garment cut to 7485aSuspenders cut to 3ScX75 garment cut to q3 800 garment cnt to 648 AT CUT PRICEStoo Pants cut to 7SAT CUT PRICES 25 Suspenders cut to 18c 50 garment cut to 38 k All Mens Work Coats Overalls and Jackets at Cut Pricesf 4 All Suit Cases Hand Bags and Umbrellas at Cut PricesiiOr 1 Mens Socks Mens Fine Shoes and Oxfords Mens Work Shoes Ladies Fine Shoes and Oxfords Misses and Childrens Shoes Womens and Childrens lios Silk Sox cut to IMS ieryflt 75 Silk Sox cut to 48 Shoes cut to 4 25 298SoLisle Sox cut tou 38 500 Shoes cut to 3 98 r t 50 500 Shoes cut to 398 300 Silk Hose cut to 248 li 25 Lisle Sox cut to 18 3 50 Shoes cut to 298 250 Shoes cut to 198 fi 15 Cotton Sox cut to 10 400 Shoes cut to 324 400 Shoes cut to 325 250 Silk Hose cut to 175- 1J 10 Cotton Sox cut to o 300 Shoes cut to 248 Shoes cut to L48 S3So Shoes cut to 2gSza350 200 Silk Hose cut to 148s Mens Handkerchiefs 250 Shoes cut to Shoes cut to 248 175I75Shoes cut to 135 r ti 300 i 300 Shoes cut to 248 150 Silk Hose cut to rt5100 Silk cut to 75Sl1 loes cut to 148 L ti 7525a1 Shoes cut to 198 150 Shoes cut to If5 too Silk Hose cut to 75 50 Silk cut to 38 50 Linen cut to 38 ALL NECKWEAR AT CU rUtS SHOES AT CUT 200 Shoes cut to 148 ioo Shoes cut to 75 50 Lisle Hose cut to 38 25 Linen cut to 18 r 1l 10 Linen cut to 05PRICES PRICES 175 Shoes cut to 135 75 Shoes cut to 481 25 Cotton Hose cut to 19 no I Ill The immense crowd that flocked to our store Saturday to get an early pick of our large fl stock is proof enough that our store enjoys the full confidence of the public ti t REMEMBER that our reputation is behind every statement the same guarantee as if you bought at regular price The same class merchandise no job or auction stuff all our regulark stock at prices that are sure enough cut Nothing charged except at regular price No goods sent on approval Cut prices cash to all come and see for yourself just what this sale means Even if you want nothing we are always glad to see you 1kPIIl SSETL D PO Y FEEEM With= every one dollar cash purchase during this sale you get a chance on the Fine Shetlandj Pony which is to be given away ABSOLUTELY FREE to the person holding the lucky numberiSr17 trv PUNCH GRAVESJ Ya Mt Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoer Hat and Furnishing House 2 Big Stores Cutting Prices 2i ii lVt Sterling Xentuckyit f1P +1 J I AI 1 AnnouncementXtraordinaryINy THE MT STERLING ADVOCATE i1 WILL ASCERTAIN THE NAMES OF THE C ciii Five Most Popular Young Ladies in Eastern Ky I Think of ItJA 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 Are noted for their beautiful and popular women THE MT STERLING ADVOCATE in this election IPiIwill find out the five most popular in the territory SIrwhich it covers To these five most popular young ladies THE ADVOCATE will present FREE I OF ANY COST TO THEM It I VACATIONIl1atthe peer of all amusement resortsiW 1 m t i I I CITY d k t tf The City By the Sea 1 s I Also a visit to Baltimore The Oyster City Philadelphia The Quaker City and Washing ton D C the Capitol of the Nation trips through the mountains to the coast r v Itr i BigContestPropercI Opens June 1st I i I In This Election the Territory is Divided As follows f H District No1 t I 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 f and Clay streets thence east to center of Maysville street thenceI north to city limits including all the territory lying east of said line M in the city limits i District No 2 Shallcomprise all the balance of the city lying west of the line as indi cated in District No 1 1 District No 3 Is composed of the following voting precincts Aarons Run Side View Grassy Lick Levee and Beans District No 4V Camargo Jeffersonville Howards Mill Haits and SSmithville District No S The counties of Bath Clark Men efee and Rowan ALTHOUGH DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS CONTESTANTS MAY SOLICIT VOTES ANYWHERE t One Girl Vill Be Sent From Each District The Grand Reunion of the Elks Lodge will be in session at Atlantic City during our visit there This will be the largest meeting in the history of the Elks For further particulars address or call up Contest Manager SterlingE4 L5 soar r j i r I IC I II I c cify l FOR UPTODATEfft r Dry Gooods Clothing Shoes Hats t 1 Caps Suit Cases Trunks and all I kinds of Wearing Apparel Go tozzr- I THE QUALITY STORE Ma ABROM Proprietor u 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 f5 a Call Remember the place the old Laughlin Stand i 34 South Maysville Street The Garage IS ON Bank Street Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any TraIn ON NOTICE Strother L r Frazer Phone 268 Hit Sterlinn Kentucky We have the very latest in types paper etc and are prepared to turn out something real classy for you in the way of letterheads bill heads circulars and in fact anything that can be done with printers ink Give us a trial on your next order Advocate Pub Co Inc LOSTGold watch fobwith J W H engravedon same Reasonable reward for its return to this office 4 If it is printing you want phone 74 ar William Eskriilge Married At the Old Soldiers Home near Nashville last Saturday morning Mr William Eskridge eldest son of Mr and Mrs E C Eskridge of this city and Miss Alberta Snodgrass were united in marri age Eskridge is well known in this city where he made his home until a few years whenn he accepted a positipn with the American Tobacco Co as traveling salesman in Kentucky and Tennessee He has many friends here who will be glad to learn of his wedding and will join us in wishing him much happiness is a young man with the best 01 habits is energetic and worthy while his bride is said to be a lovely young woman and a member of a prominent Southern family They will take an extended honeymoon and will make a visit to Mr Eskridges parents in this city For a mild easy action of the bowels a single dose of Doans Kegulets is enough Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents a box Ask your druggist for them 1m All About the Highlanders Dr Gucrrauts new bookuThe Galax Gatherers has just been issued from the Onward at Richmond Virginia It is a hand somely bound volume of 220 pages witha snap of the Appalachians and 25 beautiful pictures of the Highlanders and their homes and country schools and chapels etc SI 00 postage prepaid For sale the University Book Store Lexington Ky 454t If it is printing you want phony 74 Y A Welcome Change Smoke curling up from the farmhouse chimney as the men are coming in from the fields gives a pretty suggestion of a goodsup per anda comfortable home But it also means a hot tired woman working hard over a blazing fire Your wife can escape this with a New Perfection Oil Cook tove A New Perfection keeps a kitchen many degrees cooler than any other range yet it does all a coal or wood range can do It saves time labor and fuel No wood to cut no coal to carry no ashes no soot With the New Perfection oven it is the best cooking device you can lind anywhere ei zo n 1011cggk 5j01Cj i Mr l He Press Price by IturquoiseI I burner doves can be had with or without cabinet top which u sued with drop ihelvet towel raclu etc ptheCompanyIncorporated Y i DONT EXPERIMENT You Will Make No Mistake If You Follow This Mt Sterling Citizens Advice Never ne leci your kidneys- If you have pain in the back urinary disorders clizitiess nud nervousness its time to act and nn time to experiment These are all symptoms of kidney trouble and you should seek a remedy which is knovn to act on the kidneys Vows Kidney Pills is the remedy to use No nee 1 to experiment It has cured tiuiny fus Sorn cases in Mt Sterling lulow the advice of a Mt Ster ling citizeiaid he cured yourself Thomas Holland 52 K High street Mt Sterling KysajsHI huvc been using Doans Kidney Pills occasionally for two years tutu I consider them nn excellent remedy Doctors pronouncedmy trouble lumbago and I spent hun dreds of dollars in nn unsuccessful effort to find relief Donns Kidney Pills obtained at F 0 Duer sons Drug Store did a worldof good 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 Buffalc New York sole agents for the United Stntes- Remember the nameDoans and take no other 45 3t Health and Production of Hogs The victory of vaccination over hog cholera has become effective at a time when market prices have been exerting a powerful stimulus to breeding So long as cholera baffled scientists disastrous experiences with the disease were frequently recited by corn farmers to explain their refusal to breed hogs One loss of a drove of hogs representing a crop of corn lasts a cautious man a long time Losses are now less fre quent and nearly preventable- In soine cases the application of the serumsimultaneous treatment has not been all that was expected but hopes for the rescue of hogs where herds were already caught in the throes of disease probably have been too strong The treat ment for cholera is preventive not curative Rigid tests where prevention only was involved have uniformly proved its efficacy It is early to look for tangible results in the general health of the hogs of America for the method of treatment was worked out only three years ago and has been ex ploited in a comparatively limited fashion Still the statistics gath ered by the Department of Agri culture show the loss of hogs by disease last year only amounted to 435 head out of every 1000 in the country which is the lightest loss ever reported and 1C per cent smaller than the last ten year av erageSimultaneously with this report comes the government estimate that the number of brood sows is 10 per cent greater than a year ago Hogs have been offered by far the most profitable route for converting corn into meat during the last two years At a price 350 per cwt lower than a year ago they are still adding 50 per cent to the price of corn The prosptct is for a substantial in crease in the number of hogs this year Brood sows are mostly young but numbers favorable farrowing weather timid reduction of disease willcourt The lesson taught by the panic three years ago which led farm ers to sacrifice their breeding stock willsoon be forgotten by thoseI who count only present cost When bottom is again struck by the market they willconclude I again that it has gone down to stay Those who trail along after the market getting in at the top andout at the bottom do not ser iously affect the profits of steady breeders and feeders in the long run The increased assurance of healthy herds will however make the position of every swineraiser still more secure New beans peas and tomatoes at Vnnarsdells every day J it u TUE STANDARD OIL DECISION New York World This decis ion should mean the end of test cases Big Business knows what the law is and it has very able at torneys who know what the law is Hit deliberately violates the law let it be treated like any other criminal Springfield Republican It is now in order for the tipsiness of the country to gather together its I energies and start ahead again in the warning simply thtft its com binations of capital must keep their extent within due and reason able bounds New York Tribune Chief Jus tice Whites opinion in the Stand and Oil case clarifies the uncertain and defines the vague phrases giving a common sense explanation of the law which leaves it stronger just because it is no longer subject to ridicule as impracticable cud destructive of all kinds of business big and little alike- Washington Post It is not probable that serious effects will follow in the business worldsince the Standard iis given plenty of time to readjust its affairs to con form to the law and other cor porations which are so constituted as to form combinations in unreas rn lAmI Clad writes Mrs Ethel Newlin of Liberty Center Ind that I began to take Car dui for it has cured me and I will never forget it I cannot praise Cardui too highly for what it did for me Before I began verybadI pain and weighed only 105 pounds Now I have a good color do not suffer and weigh 125 lbs TkeCAHUUITheI Beware of strong nox ious mineral drugs that sink into your system like lead to the bottom of a basin of water Cardui is purely vege table and contains no poisonous minerals or dangerous drugs- It is perfectly safe and harmless for use by old and young and may be taken as a tonic for months without any possi ble harmful effect Try it enable restraint of trade are put on notice St Louis Globe Democrat The Sherman act retains its vitality but it does not run amuck among the great corporations Business ability and foresight willnot be penalized under the statute of 1890 No chance is furnished for an extensive scare like that whichsome of the bears have been hoping for New Orleans TimesDemocrat The court of last resort was called upon as we understand it to determine issues both of law andof fact It has sustained by yesterdays decision a good deal more than the validity of the law noth ing less indeed than the matured and deliberate judgment of a nation respecting both the law and the facts Philadelphia Record It is not certain that the petroleum business will be any freer after the dissolu tion of the Standard Oil Company of New Jerseys than it was after the Standard Oil Company of Ohio was dissolved by decree of a State court The elements in solution may recrystalize with no change of substance and only slight change of form Chicago Tribune The effect of the decision ought to be good It will curb combination without prohibiting it within lines of public policy If each case must stand upon its own bottom it ought not to be difficult to defeat seriously injurious restraints and to punish Jli q E OUR LEADE- RSForThisWeek 50worth 50Vatch = i Y 00worth= I J W JONES substantial violations of the real 5 intendment of the Sherman act New York limes The legiti mate business of the country which has so long trembledunder the prohibitions erroneously attri buted to it will not now stand in fear of its provisions The decis ion of the court and Justice Whites illuminating opinion have freed the commerce of the country from the terror that has long paralyzed its energies New York Press Yet this sweeping unalternblejudgment denouncing the oil monopoly as a burdensome and criminalconspir acy against the people brings us a step nearer to the sound policy based on the axiom that uguilt is always personal It gets us closer to the time when the unscrupulous and lawbreaking monopolist will be effectively discouraged in his criminality by a taste of imprison ment at hard labor in the stripes of the common convict New York Sun The Supreme Court interpreted the law as it found it Its duty has been simply to interpret and apply the law The wisdom of that law is for the Legislature and the decision just rendered necessarily imposes a plain obligation upon Congress to determine whether the absolute prohibition of restraint of trade is in accord with a state of society whose agencies of steam and electricity inevitably tend to the multi plication of power and efficiency by concentration The Sherman antitrust law has it value as well as its mischief Upon Congress will thus rest the duty of adopting it to the business necessities of a nation which if not unduly shack led by unwise and archaic laws should remain the greatest coma mercial nation in the world It is inconceivable that such a nation will commit harikari Heavy impure blood makes a muddy pimply complexion head aches nausea indigestion Thin = blood makes you weak pale sick ly Burdock Blood Bitters makes 0 the blood rich red 1pure restores perfect health l- mLA11PRY p II- a FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY tC P ALL KIND Jrtnd to tbeu V r f ir YIt I Mt Sterling ji2t j Laundry Co 5 iAll work promptly delivered We give s y special attention to A Family Washing jive Us a Trial Phone 15 rt MT STERLING Laundry Co r Xoans nsurctnce r Heal state sO s- iiI1i GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIQG A- ee Just Arrived fAll the latest Spring creations in ee Ladies Dress floods and Notions eOF EVERY DESCRIPTION f eOur stock was carefully selected from the best J eahouses in New York If it came from our store you know and every one knows it is the eBest Honey Can Buy e eCarpets and Rugs a Specialty JZeazer17g cSonFy Y VH kJ l t1 I 1t N +yr + riwiwo + ur aK 1 i- 7 q F w P JJ WLW lY rl dr 1 I7 V 7 1 7r RobinsonL J 1 The Jeweler t The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and I f 4 A Court streets is the place to get tI High Grade Cut Glass m in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest t patterns New laVallieres an exc 1 Give us a call and see our jllcntassortmentI ftB 1jmIl00l1lUU1iIIJIDUl m IamI IVlVVNIIIIIIIVIIIIL11111111191VIUIIIIVIIIIIIICIIIVI4ICIiII VIVIIiIIIPVIIIIIpIIIiIIIVVIIVIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIVIIIIVVIII OIi 1 11The Tlme Now E i ififf i t Iw t htf i eI ie Il Artic1eI I i 1 11 f 1 tIVPIVViIIViIC11101111VIVGflCC11IlVll lI i mMVl- llli i SPECIAL EXCURSIONiI i l RETURNlff t Sunday June 4 and 18 j SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 725amASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS I 1Advertsev in tile Advocate Do You Want at fLNTFRr t 1 MR Why not use the best the bill r Stands that is best in paint pigments used are properly and r STUDY THE FORMULA AS SHOWN ON EACH PACKAGE is Made to Wear rOR SALB BY I Nr J Yjo 11 H u 1 2 Baby Beef Young fat cattle arc now in great demand The trouble with most farmers who raise yearlings iis that they do not feed them the lust year only let them run on pasture and the first winter carry them over on dry fodder and hay Tile fact is this is the time the calves should bs fed all they will eat The fact is from the time they are weaned from milk say at six weeks of age they should be t tight to consume all they will eat the idea of trying to get them along on as little as them only in a stunted scrub A calf should be taught tOlnt grain before it is weaned and the ensuing summer it should have a regular and full allowance of grain corn oats bran or cot tonseed meal so as to develop the whole frame andnt all times should be what is called fat Most farmers would call this a waste of feed but a good trial wouldchange their minds It is the best form of utilizing feed Then after pasturing and feedinir all summer the calves should be put in a close feed lot and fatten ed on clover or alfalfa hay corn cottonscel meal and silage if one has the silo In this way a yearling can be made to bring twice w hat it would otherwise be worth This method is workedout by many farmers in the northwest where the summers mire short and winters severe In the central West and South where the climate is mild the problem should be solved It is practical and the money time spent are well invested Instead of marketing thin yearlings weighing six or seven hundred pounds bring ing 3c they should be fitted to 1000 pounds or more fetch 6 to 7 cents The market for baby beef will never be Stops itching instantly Cures pile eczema salt rheum totter itch hives herpes scabies Doans Ontment At any drug If it is printing you want phone 74 j that is simple and accurate or do you want one that is complicated i iProfitby your neighbors experience and at least look before you buy countytI and not a complaint Does this mean anything to you Prewitt Howell PROPERTY OWNERStop Consider possible when YOU pay Hannas Green Seal for everything The proportioned thoroughly compounded BANNAS GREEN SEAL PAINT Thos Kennedy Jltf sterljngI i H willsupport results easily and and and overdone store1m FRECKLES GONE Simple Remedy from Wm S Lloyd Removed Them Says Society Lady The best skin specialists toldme that nothing would remove my freckles and thnt I would carry them to my grave said a wellI known society woman but I fool ed them all with a new drug othine double strength that I bought at Wm S Lloyds whichcleared my skin told gave mo a fine com plexionThe action of othine is really remarkable for when applied at night many of the freckles disappear 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 Wm S Lloyd for the double strength othine as this is sold under a guarantee or money back if it fails to remove the freckles 46 We have the very latest in types paper etc and are prepared to turn out something real classy for you in the way of letterheads bill heads circulars and in fact anything that can be done with print ers ink Give us a trial on your next order Advocate Pub Co Inc Cow Makes Butter Recor- dMinneapolisAnnouncement is made by Professors T L Huecker and C P Grout of the Minneapo lis Agricultural School that the worlds record for thirtyday butter production has been captured by a Minnesota cow The new champion is Pieterje Maid Ormsbv she is a 6yearold Holstein During thirty days in April she produced 145 GO pounds of butter from 25678 pounds of milk The best previous record held by Col antha Fourth Johanna owned by Gillette S Son of Kosendale Wis was 1385 pounds of butter For a sevenday test the Irwin animal made a new Minnesota record with 3556 pounds of butterI and this test is only second to the worlds record Greatest possible precautions were taken to secure an accurate test and the result cannot be challenged Edward Field of Minneapolis a student in the State Agri cultural college conducted the test remaining in the barn day and night for the thirty days He sat by each milking The cow was fed and milked four times a day at 530 n m 1130 n m 530 p m and 1130 p m At each milking Mr Field weighed the pail and sat beside the milker to see that nothing could be slipped into the pail When the pail was tilled he weighed it and tlion tool a sample to test it for butter fat To insure complete accuracy the samples were retested by Profes sors Hatcker and Grout The champion dairy cow of the world is a wonderful nninrtl At the conclusion of the test she weighed 1520 pouivjs a lo s of more than eighty pounds LIng the thirty days but she is sill in superb physical condition Pieterje Maid Onnsby is valued at 10000 and one of her calves was sold recently to a New York breeder for 7500 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 vou Next tc best investments Sell The Besl Autos Tun WIIITK STKAMEK Dont fail to see them I 44tf I-IIt Job printing is our business Ictus do yours We will give you t something new and different from what you have been getting and at l the saute price too Give us ti trial Advocate Pub Co Iuc AN INSPIRED POET rHarder Scribbles the poet is cer tainlya geniu- sParkerHis work doesnt seem to indicate it- BarkerNQ but the fact that he Has just married a milliner With I good paying huaineBB doee IV1 R d ee 60 Tooth Harrow I 4 Cultivate your Corn r Clean out the Weeds Level your Land SEE OUR DISPLAY OF Farm I Implements Chenault c OrearJ96m Capital 50000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 23000 Stockholders Liabilitity 50000 123000 Sood Ttfethocts 1 9llako Satisfied Customers Both together make a prosper ous bank These facilities are YOURS for the asking Exchange lank ofKentucky a41Sr r Since tho very earliest ages of history marble everywhere has been recognized as preeminent in the construction of the worlds greatest monuments and build ings and Georgia Marble contains those durable qualities i for which the stone from the ancient quarries was so justly i famous In beauty Georgia Marble stands without an I equal It matches up perfectly and when lettered shows a striking contrast that renders the inscription readable from a distance The crystalline formation is so closely interlocked as to prevent the slightest degree of absorption or decompo sition rendering it proof against climatic conditions and it re mains beautiful and unbroken always Westminster Chimes L i e o fit ljrtTc IJ T II TUBULAR BELL CHIME The Herschedc Hall Clock as a timepiece a tubular chime and an article of furniture for home office or institution appeals alike lo utility refinemet and musical taste The perfect movement insures correctness of lime the solidoak or mahogany case with classic lines conforms to good taste and the melodious tubular chimes sounding the hours and quarters alter the peals of VhiREton or Westminster serve as a plesing reminder of the passing hour The fifty styles prvs ample choice in design size and price all rhowing the moons phases in the dial arch Ve are sales agents for The Herschede Hall Clock Co of this city and will send illustrated cat alog on request Gifts by Mail You can purchase gifts of Diamonds Sterling Silver Sheffield Plate Gold and Silver Jewelry Mantel Clocks Etc throughour Correspondence Department at moderate prices Correspondence solicited Silversmith Jewelers Goldsmiths The Frank Herschede Co H r chlide Building Fourth Street East Cincinnati Ohio For Sale bv Kft Markland C Jackson Marble and Gran- iteMonuments ftc Mt Sterling Ky L 2 H 1 I T 4 j41iI I r I 0 I j r ifc 1 yjjffntj fJ 1 13t 7 Advocate Publishing Company I CORPORATED J W HEDDEN t GD SENPNEAITORSJ i1 Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as Secondclass mail matter 11SUBSCRIPTION i ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR i1 Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for rH = MI ANNOUNCEMENTS t J JWeare authorized to make the following announcements subjectt to the actionI i of the Democratic State Primary of July 1st 1911 v For United States Senator r HON OLLIE M JAMESrIN J t For Governor J ION WM ADDAMS vvi HON JAS B IIcCREARYS tT For Lieutenant Governor H HON J P EDWARDS r j For Secretary of Stale1 DR C F CRECELIUS For Attorney General nON O H POLLARD r HON DENNY P SMITHIi For State Treasurer lION THOS S RHEA For Work of the Court of Appeals lION ROBERT L GREENS lION J MORGAN CHINN THE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE Very little is being said about the School Bond Issue which will be submitted to the white voters of our city on June 9th and we are somewhat disappointed the apparent indifference with which it is being received Our only apology for so often bringing it to the at tention of our readers is our earnest desire to see the issue carry Every citizen owes it to his family and if he has none to himself as a publicspirited man to show enough interest in the subject to go and vote for another school building We need it all agree so lets have it The way to get it is to carry this bond issue and the way to insure that result is for every white voter who favors educational advantages to not fail to be on hand to vote for it Dont leave it to your neigh bors and then complain if the issue fails In that case you alone will be to blame PREPARING FOR BRICK STREETS We are very glad indeed to see the Mt Sterling Water Light Ice Company and the Old Kentucky Telephone Telegraph Company removing their poles from the ditches andplacing them inside the f i offtact the poles should never have been placed outside the curbing Bothcompanies when requested to do so by the city promptly began making the change and by cementing around the poles are making a clean and attractive job ofit REPUBLICAN INCONSISTENCY- Our friends the Republicans are in a peculiar and embarrassing attitude at Washington these days A Democratic House promptly passed President Tafts Reciprocity1 Bill and now we see Senators doing everything they can to defeat it We believe it was Mr Bryan who said that Republican Party Platforms are like the mpeyare I made to get in on but not to standon THE BLACKBURN SPEECH Our old friend Senator Jo C S Blackburn certainly disappointedl t 1 t Repubte rs soundadvice the party wilfdo well to heed and made a strong plea for f ft harmony A few more such speeches will do much toward cinching the result in November t imagine the people of Paris will readilyagree with Dr I ITWillson as usual blundered in vetoing the Bank Examiners 5 G Who said they wouldnt break dirt on the Government building site this year j SuttonEastin Co Itt runoral Directors and emaalm ers t 0 fmbulanco Service41- lnl r Cornor Ttyan and ffiank Streets Ji Day JPhono 48I Tfiyht Phonos 295 and 23 II tJ4 1 Atlantic City Contest Starts Jjane 1 t i f The Af Sterling National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 8500 j 0 PATTERSON Cashier- W T fitzpatrickJDeclaredJito Be of Unsound Mind W Taylor Fitzpatrick one of the wealthiest men and largest land owners in the county was de dared to be of impaired mind in the County Court here Saturday and the court will appointa trustee to take charge of his affairs The trial the result of Fitzpatrick revoking the power of attorney he had given last fall to Thomas Fitzpatrick and vesting the power in John and Sam Greenwade two other nephews The result of the case leaves the latter in control but as soon as a trustee is niunedit is saida suit will be thendeedof trust which Fitzpatrick made to the Greenwade boys Mr Fitzpatrick is one of the best known men in the State and for years was engaged in the stock business running the Mt Sterling stockyards of the largest in the country NOTICE Of ELECTION Notice is hereby given to the ofnthe Mt Sterling Graded Common School district that an election will be heldat the School Building in said districtson Maysville street in Mt Sterling Kyi on FRIDAY JUNE 9X11 1911 BETWEEN 8 OCLOCK M AND 1 OCLOCK p M for the purpose of taking the sense of the legally qualified white voters of said district on the question whether the trustees of said white graded common school district shall issue andsell bonds of said district in any amount not to exceed the limit allowed by law and under no circumstances for an amount greater than FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS for the pur pose of providing suitable grounds school buildings furniture and apparatus for said district L T CHILES OWEN LAUOHLIN K THOMPSON J A SlIIHLEVf CHAS D GnuWs 44 5t Trustees 1911nMr King Welsh in Serious Condition Mr King Welsh of the repo tonal staff of the Lexington Lead er who has been at St Josephs hospital for about two months has become very ill and his friends are not allowed to visit him at the hospital His condition hu s gradually grown worse for the last several weeks and his recovery is now doubtful Mr Welsh is well known here where he has often visitedi He IrKing of this city p Notice rAllpersons having claims against the estate of Reuben Harper de ceased are hereby notified to Hit same proven as required by vary with the undersigned or with H G Kern my attorney All persons knowing themselves s indebted to the estate of Keuben Harper are requested to call and settle JOHN HARPER Executor of Reuben Harper 453 pryWanted About 35 or 40 feet of garden hose Apply at this ofltfO- nly the best meats the market affords killed at Vanarsdells kr Carrying Cash J in your safe or desks a risky proceed ing It is a standing invitation to thieves Far better deposit it in the Mt Sterli s National Bank where it will be beyond the reach of thieves or the danger of fire Bring your cash here and open an account If yvi have but little all the more reason Lit taking proper care of it I t B was one W H Talk Of a Traction Line The Kentucky Traction and Terminal Company filed articles qf incorporation in the office of U e County Clerk of Fayette County capitalizing the concern at 2500 000 v In addition to the regular lines which have already beer establish ed in Central Kentucky the arti cles provide for the construction andoperation of electric lines from Lexington to Winchester and to Richmond from Frankfort to Lawrenceburg to Shelbyville and to Owenton from Paris to Cyn thiana from Nicholasyille to Lan caster to Harrodsburg and to Dan ville and from Winchester to Mt Sterling A Week of Interest C IvIlarris the furniture man is making this a very interesting week to the ladies of this section He is having a special sale of Hoosier Cabinetsr This sale is a very attractive one to the ladies they all want to see and own one of these work savers To celebrate the going to work of these ninny cabinets one Hoo sier Special Cabinet will be giv n away to some lady at the close of the saleSaturday afternoon at three oclock News Out and In the State Sunday at Harriman Tenn Mrs Bettie Baldwin who hada revolver in her handwas killed by Fred Newton The slayer who was calling on Miss Melta Bald win a daughter had slapped the son of Mrs Baldwin for throwing stones Jack Williams a newspaper man of Middlesboro and formerly employed in Cincinnati commit trd suicide in the former city by drinking carbolic acid Herbert Cobb aged 22 years shot down his sweetheart MiSs Ella Cravens in her home at Hop kinsville Sunday He later tried unsuccessfully to commit suicide The shooting is said to have been the result of Miss Cravens reject ion to Cobbs suit CattlettsburgtKy has been I designated asa postal depository by Postmaster General Hitchcock We willivoyou cut prices as low and lower than our competi tors W H Berry Co Homegrown strawberries received fresh everyday at Vanars ells u The Ladies Aid Society of the Howards Mill Baptist Church will give an ice cream and strawberry supper at the church Saturday night June 10th HEALTH INSURANCEThe his life is wise for his family The man who insures his health is wise both for his family and himselfYou Insure health by guard ing it It is worth guarding At the first attack of disease which generally approaches through the LIVER and mani fests itself in innumerable ways lullsPills And save your health Dollar a Week a weeksin other price the cabinet The this twentyfive ISaves Miles of The saves for feet saves over and one SOFuneral Direofcxr and ErabalinQi f rj ft Sterling Ky j Officehi9 Qraser Humphrey floristst DESIGN WORK CUT and DECORATIQ OUR SPECIALTY Greenhouse Store 547 MT KENTUCKY Winchester Dedicates New Catho lic May 21st was one the memorable eventsof Catholicity Winchester was a had long pated by the St Josephs parish event was certainly celebrated withmuch joy and happiness by the sixtyOve families composing its membership dedication this church pla2tIa m the lit ls Maes D D Bishop ton officiating p T cut price sale begins Saturday See billwait for it W II Berry Co I Brunner the man you shoes at a legitimate profit at all times p Job our let us do yours We you something new and what you been gettingand the same price too Give us a Co Inc II The 25 hOosiers Have Arrived I The Hoosiers Nave Arrived AND THE Great Hoosier Cabinet ClubOpened for Membership Monday The Hoosier Club will be to the ladies of Mt Sterling und Montgomery county all thisi week We the comin inntheir arrival the great is going on andwe are enrolling in the Kitchen Cabinet Nearly has seen the Hoosier Cabinet it Eleven members already enrolled The is a splendid success are this great Hoosier Club for the sole purpose allowing twentyfive people to buy one of the celebrated Hoosier = like at the rate of Dollar at the of her name andI One for few words the cash of has been paid is open week only deliveryhundreds of steps each day Only members will be admitted Steps Hoosier miles of steps tired It stooping bins barrels It saves reaching up to high shelves In 3 Mt PHONES Kestduace140 WEDDING Phone 881 Phone STERLING Church Sunday of most in It day that been antici members of The The of beautiful little took 1045 HeV Oam P of Coving t- Our shoe will sell printing is business will give from have trial Advocate Pub 25 ppen have heralded Now display members Hoosier Club every womai who falls in love with have club We forming of Cabinets exactly picture club One time entering until club Anyone FLOWERS different Ispoti r I J y who have more kitchen work to do than any invitntionThee in much less time Your husband has his modern tools for work on the farm They cost many times what the Hooior will cost and yet laborYouyour kitchen A little butter and egg money willsoon pay for your cabinet One Hoosier Cabinet Free I The free Hoosier Special will be given away to some lady at the close of the clubthatis three oclock Saturday afternoon May 27th No one has trg t this cabinet We simply will give this cabinet to one of the ladies who visits the store this week Come hLearnour plan without the slightest obligation q cm rvv SRI t r tIFurni arid ondertaki gr 5= 3 South ILEaysville Street t 4MR J 1 I- JI b- Si r= THE it ClillllOllks e Oliio Rallu r v Company NlMEOF TRAINS AT MT STERLING Subject to change without notice LEAVE x719 a m- X347P4f m t 55o a m J 215 p m t93o a ni- 3CI2539 p m r937 P ttt 920 a m Louisville Louisville Lexington Lexington Rothwell New York- Washgton1 r Norfolk Richmond Pikeville Hinton Sleeping Dining Parlor on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars vx Daily Weekdays Lexington Eastern Ry TIME TABLE Effective lOll WestBousla 1 STATIONS INO 1 Lv Quicksand Lv Jackson 500 K Junction 505 Athol 5 30 558II t r 11 Campton Junction 639 44 Clay City 715 11 E Junction 750 41 Winchester 802 t Ar Lexington 8145 EastBovaiiia STATIONSftt Lv Lexington 44 Winchester 44 L E Junction II Clay City 44 Campton Junction 41 Torrent 44 Junctioni Beattyvilte l 44 Athol j 44 0 K Junction a Iiit 44 Jackson IIf Ar Quicksand ARRIVE- x 1239 P U1 1 x 937 p int 920 a m Y 705 p m t 205 pm x 719 a nix 347 p m J 215 p in and Cars y t April 30 51Dallr51 O L 125 I 50 i 57 224 251 312 330 405 437 450 535 NO2IDaily PM I15I 210 238 310 335 358 4Z7 1555oo 700I 705 730 758r 5 83 90 8 940 95- ro3 o ti I I INO41DallY 720 802 816 850I 926 943 10o5l030 1057 II 05 1125 CONNEOTIONS i 1 LEXINGTON Train Nor will make connection at Lexington with the L Vv N for Louisville Ky No 3 will makt jkV connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati 0 Jr r CAMPrON JUNCTION Trains Nos F s c I2 3 and 4 will make connection wit t CantptI fkr BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION TraIn v lfos I and 2 make connection with tilt L IjSi A Railway to and from Beattyville t l Ky Train No 3from Jackson with r a rthe L A for Beattyville Ky O K JUNCTION Trains Nos 4and q will make connection with Ohio X t Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky anr G S K stations4 v No I daily except Sunday CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent iHf NEW MEAT STORE Hy mint meat and want FRESH i cal tt i place to get 1t is at a first Class Meat Store I conduct such a place All l of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats at all times Prices reasona ble Not Cut Prices but loLJrIS OUU MOTTO Give us a trial and be con vinced J CLAYS MEATl MAillilil Phone 64II Next door to Post Offic- eWINCHESTER rionument Works I WINCHESTER KY BEST worm LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will call on you and save you money I H JACKSON Prop KEEP WATER ON REGISTER i If you live in a house where there is a furnace always keep a vessel of water on the register and you will 1 always have hot water and poi have to vise any gas ja heating It k of II S r l r q IIGOMO g 0 ee 000 g o rCN r PROfI8SI il I DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Or Drown All Work Guaranteed and Prices RighI Olllce in Martin Building IMione 524 HR PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR G m NORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3lvr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian OIllco at Anderson BoardmnnsJLlvery Stabl- Ot11ce Phone 135 Keslrtcnce Phone 551 Caljs answered promptly Examinations lire Assistant State Veterinarian for the JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH 4and CURED MEATS 8STAPLE and FANCY IGROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETAULES see sr QREENWADE 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- W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13 ryr Phone 474 WfWMYMWfM Acme Quality Paints Davies Varnish Stains Japalac Zenolum Sheep Dip Minors Sheep Dip t Insect Powder and DisinfectantsAT Mt Sterling Drug Co 5OIyrc E DROP t OF BOURBON POULTRYI CURE I down the throat of n gaping chicken destroys the worms and saves the chicks life A few drops In the drinking water cures and I PREVENTS DISEASE Tor t3 trertuient of Who Diarrhoea In chlrV ma Blackhead uml other dhcanes hi turkeys DQUR3QH POULTRYf CURE HAS HO EQUAL 9nrn tI in R i 12 rnlronq of mcdlcll1II Sold By W S LloydII I I Before Building get our estimates on I Concrete Blocks We also lay the best pavement that purposes I walls cannot be surpassed Anything that can be duos with stone we can do with concrete Find the difference in CQtII would surprise you I C HAINLINE 4HCO rU3rn R rji i = C + r f Stomach Troubles Cured by Vinol HERB IS PROOP ul sufferedso long from stomach trouble and indigestion that I lost fleshrapidly VINOL cured me after everything else had failed It strengthened my digestive organs gave me a hearty appetite and I can eat anything without the slight est distress I do not believe any thing equals VINOL for stomach troubleindigestionW WATERHOUSEPortland Me Mr Thos G Wallace of Detroit yearsfromVINOL entirely cured me after everything else had failed It is the curative medicinal ele ments of the cods liver combined with the strengthening properties of tonic iron contained in VINOL which makes it so successful in re storing perfect digestion and al the same time building up the weak ened rundown system theeunderstanding that your money will be returned if it does not help you W S LLOYD Druggist The Cost of Growinq Corn The information collected by tile Department of Agriculture concerning the cost of growing corn in 1909 gives an instructive survey of the financial status of that crop Corn is the main cash crop of Am erica worth more than twice as much as wheat and more than all of the other cereals combined So important has corn become that no greater tribute can be paid to n farming locality than to SHy it is corn land In the Central West corn regulates the price of land determines the size of the farmers bankaccounts and it fattens the live stock of America It costs less lper acre and p r bushel to grow corn in the north central states just west of the Mis- SISSIppi River than in tiny other section of the country The secret is largely in the small outlay fox fertilizers on account of soil richness and also in the elhcienf in c cheap preparation of the broad fields with large implements and big teams The average size of the cornfields on which reports were scqurcd from this section was 42 acres which was 50 pet cent greater than for any other section Nearly all of the work except cultivation and gathering is then done with three and four horsi teams The cost of the York alone on the corn crop was least in Kansas 570 pet acre Oklahoma had n lower land rent so that it stood lowestintotalcost at 859 pet acre The lowest cost pet bushel exclusive of rent was in Illinois and Iowa 18 and 19 cents respectively and the lowest total cost pet bushel was in Iowa South Dakota and Vyoming where in each case the cost was 30 cents The cost of production averaged 379 cents per bushel for the entire country and was generally about 24 cents less than the estimated value per bushel in the fullof 1909 Prices of corn were highest in the South Atlantic and far western states and the margin Between cost and value was largest in those sections at 205 and 32 cents respectively In the other parts of the country the margin in 1909 was put at 21 to 23 cents per bushel on the average Yields in bushels and dollars were greatest in the North Atlantic states whore fields averaged only 9 acres in size and 450 to 10 worth of commercial fertilizer forageofpletely there than anywhere else and although much more workwas put upon each acre of round tho net income per here was 973 which was greater than any other part of tho United States The farmers of the Central West and West may loiun a lesson from this example of results obtained by thrifty New England farmers They raise a large crop and use it all Handicapped by a heavy ex pense for fertilizers small fields and a short season they lead the peracre f i r P pa t Horse News With an apologetic impulse for the mediocre character of his mares many a farmer makes the serious mistake of breeding them to an inferior stallion with a low fee The idea seems to be that the mares are not worthof a better mate and that colts of more than ordinary quality cannot be expected from such dams On the contrary every mare deserves to be mated with a highclass stallion The wellbred stallion has a profound influence on the character of the offspring By reason of his long line of ancestry resembling him self in form and quality he stamps his image on the foal much more strongly than the mongrel mare with her varied lines of inherit ance It follows that a great step in the improvement of the type of horses is made even by the first cross of good draft blood on common mares Ordinarily the extra cost in the service is only 10 to 15 The extra value of the colt at maturity is likely to be five or ten times that much Every com munity needs the services of a firstclass draft stallion if it is to raise the kind of horses most useful for farming and most profitable for the market There are still some excellent stallions for sale Every one of them should find a location this spring where his services may be obtained by mare owners His influence should be extended to the utmost in the character of the horses that will finally grow up around him Many ri location has become famous among horsebuyers for the limb character of its stock following the influence of sonic prepotent stallion mated at first with very common mares If there is no stallion now within reacha few farmers can club together and but one of the right kind or one ol the number assured of the patronage of his neighbors can mak tie investment alone finch lee quit st cure in the venture Dr Thomas Electric Oil is tin best remedy for that often fata disease croup Has been use withsuccess in our family foi eight years11rs L Whiteacre Buffalo N Y 1m High grade job work at lot grade pricesAdvocate Pub Co Inc Benton Kinsolviiiij Honored Benton Kinsolving son 0 Mr1 and Mrs II B Kinsolving o this city who has been attending Virginia Military Institute for tin past four years and who graduates this spring at that splendid insti tution has been elected a profes sot of Ancient and Modern His tory and Military Science ant Tactics with the rank of Major by the Academic Boarcl of the In stituteThis iis a splendid and much de served compliment to our friend Benton There was a largo num bet of applicants for the position and the fact that they were al older and store experienced men than Kinsolving lproveSuiore fully that the faculty fully appreciates his worth It is indeed rratifying to see one of our homo boys make good in + such a magnificent planner Ben = J ton is a young man who enjoys the confidence and esteem of all who know pith timid we heartily wish and sincerelyl believe that he will more than snake good in his new position I We have the very latest in types paper etc and are prepared to turn out something classy for you in the wily of letterheads bill heads circulars and in fact anything that can be done with print ers ink Give us a trial on your next order Advocate Pub Co Inc Fur Sale Double Standard Polled Durham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas Jr Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky H c S Jack of all trades and success at none Read over the following advertisements and tell us where you would prefer placing your Insurance s BROWN JONES Real 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 iiJ1 me a part of your insurance KyaR J ROBERTS Jersey Milk Country Produce AND Insur ance Give me a Trial Phone 091 I eBLANKBanking Insurance and Magazine Agency eMt Sterling Ky G SMITH LAWSON f Real Estate Bonds an- dInsurance Good CompaniesMt Ky Hoffman Son eInsurance u v Mt Sterling Kentucky Over G5 Years Experience i Which office do YOU think could handle tyour Insurance interests THE BEST r r l Nothing- Succeeds Like Success You Knoweveryone IThat the place to get full value for your money is at WL Sutton f Sons Furniture Carpets Rugs EtcMI WtI ri he shoe fits the foot t If your shoes dont fit you dont lkx them and we dont want you to have them We recommend Selz theyreVSSL mmade to fit scientific lasts Selz 1In all shapes to fit an feet Royall llke Bring us feet you Blue shoe tfev have well fit them 35 4 Sr m in Selz shoes for Sale Bye ctLtO E3 OS22 S Muysville St Mt Sterling Ky and knows want any svMMERscHOOJWe 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 Juno 19 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate InstituteM- T STERLING KENTUCKY niyr k 5 Nh L C a t4Y 4 i4rw THIS IS 1911 Q kwASH IS KING hi t J The coronation is on and he who buys here may wear regal robes almost free WALSH BROS GREAT CUT PRICE SALE charged cut prices price IIaugurated Saturday Morning May 20thI FILLED OUR STORE TO OVERFLOWING i Hundreds have already profited byour cut pricesa opportunity the finest CLOTHING HATS SHOES SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS in the world CUT PRICES in the f the season r t Zoilrand 1 how we do these things but there iis a wheel within a wheel and gin THIS IS 1911 Cash King today Congress dallies with a tariff schedule that a downward wool Increased facilities i in manufacturing and a great study in econmics will bring cheaper prices Clothing will be cheaper than in former times but never cheaper than our cut prices of today The quality standard will be no lower but the standard price of a stilt will be far different of former times Knowing these things being a free lance to firm manufacturer recving cutItoprice first seethe conditions and we follow up our lead during 1911 Your dollar 1 has dignity your brain and Make do its double duty today Walsh The sale ofrsales will continue until further notice Come early get good clothes price of shoddy ones r SteinBlock and Hamburger Brothers Fine Suits 35 00 Suits cut touuu527 50 3250 Suits cut touuu 2500 30 00 Suits cut u u 1 2250 2750 Suits cut uu 2000 25 00 Suits cut touu 1750 2250 Suits cut touuuu 1650 20 00 Suits cut tou 1450 18 00 Suits cut touuu 1250 15 00 Suits uu u 1000 1250 Suits cut touu u u 1000 Suits cut touuuuuuu 748 750 Suits cut tou 500 Suits cut to 348 Mens Pants Pants cut touuuuuuu5506 00 Pants to 450 500 Pants cut touuuu400 Pants cut touuuuu350 Pants cut 275 300 Pants cut touuuu250 Pants cut touuPants cut touuuu150 Pants cut to Mens Hats 5 00 Hats cut tou375t400 Hats cut to u u 298 a3OO Hats cut touu 225 250 Hats cut touu175200 Hats cut touuuu I I 150 Hats cut touuuuu 115 100 Hats cut touu u 74 e No Store Does will Sell you Such Clothes Ours Cut Prices a9 IIAt1 iw 7 + y Z Panama Hats 1000 Hats cut touuu698 c 750 Hats cut touu 498 5 00 Hats cut touuuu 375 Mens Straw Sailors 1500 Hats cut to350j 400 Hats cut touuuu275300 Hats cut touuuu 2 25 200 Hats cut touu150 100 Hats cut tou L 75 50 Hats cut tou 38 25 Hats cut touuu 19 Suspenders Jy Suspenders cut touucSuspenders cut to38cMe- ns Shoes 600 J M Shoes cut to4i75550 J M Shoes cut touu 456c Douglass Shoes cut to uu 325 350 Douglass Shoes cut tou2P300 Douglass Shoes cut touu 225 f1f 225 Douglass Shoes cut touu200400 Eclipse Shoes cut to uu 325 350 Eclipse Shoes cut to uuu u uu 2 98 2 00 Shoes touuuu 150 I Shoes 300 Shoes cut tou225250 Shoes cut touu 200 200 Shoes cut touuuu 148 IMens Night Robes 100 cut to uuu u75c75cut to50c50 cut to Furnishing Goods 4ply collars cut tou5c4 ply cuffs cut touu Childrens Knee Pants Suits FINE MRKtS 50 Suits touu n 1 u8481000 Suits cut tou u 748 750 Suits cut touu SOO 500 Suits to3484 00 Suits cut to nuuuuu 248 300 Suits cut toiu 225 200 Suits cutto u u 184 Neckwear 25 Ties cut touu 8 50 Ties touu 38 100 Ties cut tou i 75 150 Ties cut touu 115 Boys Knee Pants 50 Pants tou 38 75 Pants cut tou uu 50 100 Pants cut uuu 74 150 Pants touuuu 115 200 Pants touu 148 WALSH BROTHERS CUTTING PRICES A Sterling r Kentucky I k w s a7 p I i a NOTICE j jj j l Nothingwill be to you Nothing will leave the house on approval One lI to buy 1 at beginning is shows tendency on from that and tied no or w a the to shall it represents labor it at Bros the the tou tou put tou 848 500 Odd 750 cut 375 298 touuu 225 175 200 115 148 or as 25c 50c 400 cut Boys 38c l5c 25c 19c 512 cut cut cut i cut tou cut cut Mt at at 150 Mens Gloves 30 Gloves cut touuu 38 75 Gloves dut tou- u 50 100 Gloves cut touuu 75 150 Gloves cut tou 2l uu 115 2 00 Gloves cut touu 143 250 Gloves cutto uuu175 Eclipse Shirts 150 Shirts cut touu 115 100 Shirts cut tou- u 39 50 Shirts cut tou 33 Mens Underwear I 300 Union Suits cut to225200 Union Suits cut touru 1 50 100 Union Suits cut tou u 115 150 Undershirts cut to u 115 1 00 Undershirts cut touuuu 75 50 Undershirts cut tOuJu 38 25 Undershirts cut touuu 19 75 Scrivens Drawers cut to 59 50 Scrivens Drawers cut touuu 38 Mens Hosiery r t ti 10 Socks cutlouu5c 6 15 Socks cut touu 9C I 25 Socks cut touu18c50 Socks cut touuuu38c75 Socks cut tOuu7uu50c100 Socks cut touuuuu75e Handkerchiefs lOc Handkerchiefs cut touuuu 5c 25c Handkerchiefs cut touu13e50c Handkerchiefs cut touu u u38c SteinBlochand Hamburger Bros Clothes right in the I I Beginning of the season z At Cut Prices p 1 I =t i 7 J t- pOrl f 1 v 1Tf n p f4 fJi i ib V SUPPLEMENTw I I t MT STERLING ADVOCATE A WWWWW VWWWVWW J PAINTS Oils Varnishes Carriage Paints Varnish Stains Y Enamel PaintsI Anything in the paint line AT Duersons Drug Store r Phone 129 No 10 Court St f MMMMMM f MMMMWA I a PERSONAL 1GC Anderson spent Sunday in Stanford Judge A A Hazelrigg spent yesterday in Lonisville p Robert Turner is visiting friends in Flemingsburg Miss Ollie Wood was the gues of friends in Louisville last week Deputy Sheriff William Sledd has returned from Hot Spring li Arks = Ben Cox who has been in Lou isville for some time has returned j home l Miss Louise Tabb visited Mrs l Henry Bosworth in Fayett- county last week Mrs J M Brother of Owings yule is the guest of her daughter Mrs S S Pinney H S Goodpaster and wife o Owingsville visited relatives iin this city the first of the week Edgar Baume aria wife of Milwaukee are the guests of Mr Baumes mother Miss Gladys Samuels was the I guest of friends in Shelbyville i last week r Mrs Chas Scott of Lexington was the guest of Mrs Albert Hoff man the past week Dr P K McKenna was called to Louisville last Friday on account ofJhe continued illnesss of hi wifeJ W Chenault and wife left Tuesday for Middlesboro on ai visit to Chenault Cockrell and wifeGeorge Schlegel was the guest cityIlast week Robt Trimble Jr who is a student at Central University 4fspent several days at home the i first of the week r Clavr ing the M F C annualalumnae reunion Before returning home they will make a visit to Lexing ton and Georgetown f Howard B Turner andwife spent from Saturday until Monday in Winchester the guests of Krs Turners sister Mrs O G HaddenGeo W Anderson Sr re turned home last Saturday from the Confederate Reunion at Little Rock Ark and reported most enjoyable time- Mesdames I Jno Scott A R Robertson Carrie ArniMnith Amelia Youugr Revs H D f Clark and B W Trimble attended the CW B Mat Carlisle last weekDr Russell Henry of Winchester who has been visiting his par ents Mr and Mrs J Harvey Henry for the past three weeks returned home Monday morning Dr Henrys many friends will be glad to know that he has entirely recovered from his recent illness Prof Gibbs Piano Organ tuner and repair ing Room 140 Maysyillo street Mt Sterling Ky Been tuning reft erences 44 4t We are still killing those famous baby beeves S P Greenwade Wanted Men in Montgomery and adjoin ing counties to help us in Detective work strictly private 300 per day stampewith reply Respectfully- W R Davenport Mgr Bradford Bldg Covington Ky 45t andfgroceryline Greenwade LOSTGoldwatch fobwith J W H engraved on same Reasonable reward for its return to this office for Sale New grass seed boards Am also prepared to do machine repairing C C Schooler No 4 Jameson street 445t pd Home grown radishes onions and asparagus at Vanarsdells daysEverything freshand clean and prompt delivery our motto S P Greenwade Photographs Gnlarffements IPicturo Framing The Bryan Studio vg The Linet Between The Very Best g and the GoodJ Is clearly drawn at Kerrs Perfection flour C2 The other Flour we sell is for the Ulan who wants to save MONEyand is wilting to take the guarantee of r I F TABB o- II fHE SICK f Frank Trimble who broke his leg some time ego is able to be outJ C Elam who has been very low with pneumonia is improving slowly Max Cheathara well known in this city and an old employe of this office is quite low at the City Hospital in Louisville andno hopes are entertained for his re coveryAll styles all grades men wo men and childrens oxfords at cut prices W H Berry Co BIRTHS J N1ti1v ti iN To the wife of Bert Carla fine Hi pound boy Eugene Bert strawberries received fresh every day at Vanarsdells Tobacco harp Burned The large barn full of tobacco belonging to dike refers at Rich mond was destroyed early Mon day morning by fire the origin of which is unknown The loss iis 2000 partly insured Mr Peters formerly lived in this city and has many friends and relatives here who will be sorry to hear of his lossHigh I grade job work at low grade prices Advocate Pub Co Inc Lot r for Rent dwelling with grounds in to- T F Son Wanted About 35 or 40 feet of garden hose at this office tf on pin in Brun ners costs and you may get the 5 gold Our cut begins day See billwait for it W H Berry Co Shirtwaist Sale Be sure and attend my sale of extra tine shirtwaists next Saturday the 27th I have dozen on hand andwill sell them the money also have some beautiful silk shirt waist patterns that I will sell at very low prices My trimmed hats be surpassed in the city and will be offered at special prices If you need any of these garments it will pay you to come and look over my line and I am sure street phone 506 0 y oov 8 ewe ovebe f RELIGIOUS r oe rvo oe eteaes The Salvation Army will be in this city Thursday and will hold services in a tent on street Everybody invited Our cut sale begins Saturday and we will give you the cut prices today W H Berry Co Enjoyable Recital The many friends and parents of the pupils of the class of Miss Minnie Graves was given qu to a treat at the recital held at store last Friday night The numbers were skillfully andshowed careful and competent training We will give you cut prices as low and lower than our competi tors W H Berrv Co Recital The pupils of Miss Lida Good pastor gave their recital at the Tabb Opera House last Saturday afternoon to a large and apprecia tive audience The ease and grace withwhich the numbers were executedshowed how carefully Miss had her pupils Beginning Saturday entire stock oxfords at cut prices See bills W H Berry Co grown radishes onions andasparagus at Vanarsdells I fresh every day I ISffCIALi BAR6AINS I 3000 Tailored 1950 2750 Tailored Suits 1800 2500 Tailored Suits 1650 2000 Tailored Suits 1500 1500 Tailored Suits 1000 All Cloth Coats Greatly Reduced 600 Silk Petticoats 425 Silk Petticoats 325 350 Silk Petticoats 275 One Rain Coats price One Lot Separate Skirts choice 450 IHR06RSCOIncorporated Comfortable large suburbs Apply Rogers Apply Guess cushion window It nothing piece price saleS Satur special white several worth I cannot rightMrsQueen spring price music Suttons executed Goodpaster trained Home Suits 500 onehalf 1 1UNKIND I First Sweet ThingOh hes aw fully gone upon her dear I assure beautytocomplexion Second Sweet Thing Oh I dont think he could possibly do that dar ling Faith and Enthusiasm It IN faith in something and enthu siasm for something that makes life worth looking atOllver Wendclf Holmes The Lorimer Case in Politics While The Post is deeply inter ested in the election of any United States senator it recognizes the rieht of every state to choose its own senators without suggestion from the outside We cannot however refrain from expressing our regret at the attempt to make the Lorimer case an issue in the Kentucky senatorial campaign When passing upon the election returns and qualifications of its members the Senate of the United States acts in a judicial capacity and every senator is under a sol emn oath to decide such questions according to the law and the evid ence That honest and wise men shouldvote differently upon such a case will not in the least surprise us when we remember that the greatest and most upright judges of our highest courts reach oppo site conclusions upon cases coming before them but whether a par ticular case should have been de cided one way or the other is scarcely a matter upon whichone man should be defeated and another man elected to the Senate In voting upon the right of a fellow member to his seat no sena tor ought to be influenced by the hope of political advantage or by the fear of political injury If such cases can be made an issue between rival aspirants for the nomination of a particular party they must in time become issues between op posing political parties andwe will then come to a time when all questions of that kind will be decided according to political con siderations rather than according to the law and the evidence That condition would demoralize the conscience of the Senate andre duce it in the estimation of all thoughtful men Not only should the right of a senator to his seat be determined without fear or favor and purely upon its merits and when so de termined excluded from political contests but it is one of the cases which cannot be fairly and intelli gently decided by the people when they come to nominate and elect a senator Of course the average voter reads the newspapers and in that way obtains an impression of every case which excites a gen eral public interest but surely no reasonable man would think him self quest tion of that kind with only such evidence as he had seen in the public prints To reach a just de cision a man must know all of the evidence and it is utterly unreas onable to suppose that the people of any State will take the time or t trouble to do that The testimony in the Lorimer case fills a book of more than 700 pages and it is practically certain that there are not 100 men in the State of Kentucky who have ever read it How then can the Ken tucky electorate be asked to decide whether or not Senator Paynter voted wiselor unwisely on the Lorimer question 1 There were many speeches delivered in the Senate ranging in length from one hour to the better part of two days and yet they covered only theItestimony If that matter is to be submitted to the people of Ken tucky then the speeches of Repre sentative James and Senator Pavnr bv8discussion neglectedSenutor of Kentucky many years as a judge of their highest court und it is safe to say that the people of that State believe that he decided the Vs Lorimer question precisely as he decidedall questions which came before him as a judge Washing ton Post Chair Car Jno S Frazer Secretary of the Business Mens Club has been en deavoring to get the C 0 to run the chair car which now stops off at Lexington on to Mt Ster ling but has boon advised by tho Superintendent of this division that owing to the lack of facilities for caring for the car here it will u presQptThethat he would take the matter up with the management and try to arrange to run the chair car be tween Louisville and Ashlandwhen the new time table went into effect July 2nd SrSAME LANGUAGE Im afraid well have to cut that mans acquaintance said the wom an of strictly correct ideas Yes replied MissI Cayenne He uses the same sort of language that we pay two or three dollars a seat to hear ata theater NOMINATING BLANK Mt Sterling Advocates Pst1e i tic City Contest I Nominate Miss ofasa candidate for your Atlantic City Oontest Nominated by Under no circumstances will the name of the person making nomination be divulged VVVYWYVVViY ttltftftffYyfflyVfflffVf THE WAY TO OBTAIN VOTES s fOR EVERY NEW SUBSCRIBER J1 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 J1 Year 75 votes 2 Years 200 votes 3 Years 350 votes J4 fears 500 votes 5 Years 700 votes J10 JBeginningof the ADVOCATE good for ten votes AwMAMAMAAAAMMWM t lt- i Jf S v 1 f y I r ROLL Of HONOR tti = iI xMts Sterlinq Graded Common a t r s School Shows Up Well for lr Month Ending May 12 y FIRST GUADE t Jiinmie Dragpo Clifford Hollii w day Chas Jones Tom Kell Harrah Rooney John It Tipton ii Floyd Stamper Wm McClure Mitt Weedon Mary M Clin i Mabel Fassett Eula Fitch Mil red Gatewood Modie Hall Eliza beth Horton Corona Laughlin Help Porter Lucile Stokeley Katherine E Vanarsdell SECOND GRADE Maryl Minnihan Mary Ander son Jennie Kirby Iva Shrout Stanley Conner William Hodges Allen Prewitt THIRD GUADK Sam Zellmun Russell Cur l r PennybakeI t I 1JohpSamuels Elizabeth Nancy Ecton Emily Hazelrigg Elizabeth Holliday Elizabethl Horton Clara Igo Elizabeth McDonald Pudgie Samuels Arvillal t Wade FOURTH GRADE Floyd Carmichael l Ennis Hain line Allen Patterson John AllenI Strossman Harry Mills Ralph Wyatt Lena Glick Ruth Kelly Lillian McClure Irene McNamara + Bernice Moore Florence Stampe- FIFTH GRADE James Nesbitt Corwin Ande- son Robert Wyatt Chiles Vn Antwerp Georgia Darrell JenI nella Fitch Willie Foley Edith h I LauraII LeachIGatewoodSIXTH Henrietta Coleman Mary V Robertson Dorothy Tyler Rachel Morris Anna B Pinney Geortri Wilkorson Mattie Gaitskill JenI nie Hinson Kress Eskridge Cur roll Chenault Isaac Rogers JackII Owings Martha Mae Robinson SKVKNTH GRADE Harry Reis Henry Sullivan Leo Schlegel Malcom Thompson Vivian Alfrey Ruth Barnes Mary Brunner Alexine Biirstaff Mabel Horton Julia Hazelrigg Jean Kendall Mary Laughlin Eliza teeth McCoun Leila Owings + Martini Reed Edith Jones Laura Rooney Mary Ragan Frances Samuels Gene Schlegel Emily Tipton Cynthia Thompson Lill1 inn Zellman Ethel Warmouth EIGHTH 1ltADETMattie J Botts Russell Delmv cuKavnnaugh Mnnnix Julia H Rodman Warren Robertso- i1 atlcer Rogers Anna SewellI Muttic Puugburn Esther Wilsonn II EmilyI l Lloyd J H Thomas How aid Vunantwerp HIGH SCHOOL i i1HESIDIAN GLASS 1Emma Botts Lucile Hardin Foircst Bailey Lewis Kulpatric- Quccnie Rooney Ruth Setters = ThomasrRuth Tharp SOIHOMOIti CLASS Itav BLts Allcen Beall Mary 1Ct jSuilfoile Christina Heinrich1 I J Rickettsr I Mildred Robinson JUNIOR CLASSi Nellie Vince 8KNIOII GLASS Hazel Grubbs Nell Pungburn Lucy Clay Woodford- Evsrything fresh and clean an prompt delivery our motto 0SParis jets Next Conclave Paris was selected as the pine for holding the 1912 Knight- Templar conclave This was de cided on by the General Council1 and announcement made to that effect Retiring Grand Command er John G Cramer was presented witha handsome gold medal ince recognition of his efficient services at the head of the order the past year r New beans peas and tomatoes j at Vanarsdells every day I cti 4II 4 7 CORRESPONDENCE t STOOPS The drouth has harvested tl oats crop Some few farmers are ready to set tobacco Mrs Harrison Conn is in a ser iious condition Frank Byrd and wife of Gin reeredties James Robbins and wife have gone on a visit to relatives near Owingsville The Farmers Union has not yet been organized here but will iin the near future Dr E O Guerrant of Wil imore will preach at Springfield Sunday morning June 1 S F Deal has secured the con tract for rocking the Van Thomp worknatt once- i Frank Sanders has taken the contract to rebuild the largo barni on the Duerson farm blown down by the storm Halley S Gillaspie has receivedI the certificate of honor from the Childrens Home Society of Louisville for sending the largest contribution from the Stoops school We erred last week in stating Irapplied for the school here Miss thrC teatnh but she had not decided what she would do GRASSY LICK Jess Rushford and wife of Ca margo visited here Sunday Robt Payne of Stepstone i visiting relatives here this week visikead relatives in Winchester last weekII Mrs T J Carr bought someI corn from Alfred Moore at 4I per barrel T J Carr and wife 1Vnlt Carr and wife and little visited Mrs Lawrence Mallory at Howards Mill Sunday Crawford Mason C L an Frank Dean C C McDonald Will Carr and Webb Gaitskill at tendedcourt at Winchester Mon day Will Gillaspie whe has been making his home in Missouri came Monday to visit his broth ers Henry and James Gillnspi- his is his first visit to Kentucky for twenty six years Ctywoonentertained Sunday in honor ofCst etheirb his third birthday anniversary There were several present an all enjoyed the dinner that had j been prepared for them We are still killing those famous Grcenwndke Real Estate Real Estatel I TIlE WORLD IS MADE OF J Real Estate LET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IIT WE HAVE FOR SALE Farmsall sizes and prices city residences and vacant lots Let Us show you our list buysLIST YOUR FOAM WITH US NOW U Atbusiuess etitnisted to us will re ve our immediate and prompt attention Hidden Evans Office 28 Court StwrResidence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING K- YiIlijW Texas the Banner Crop State in the Unions The value of wealth produced on farms of the United States was asleestimated by the Department of Agriculture in a statement jjust issued This is an increase of 104000000 over 1909 Texas with her ten million acres of cotton wrested from Illinois during 1910 the honor of being the ofavalue of her principal farm crops which aggregated 364110000 an j increase of 149 per cent over 1909 Illinois with 290295000- dropped to second place the de crease having been 139 per cent 1 Iowa held her place as third State while Kansas in 1909 fourth State dropped to tenth Georgia mane a rapid stride in crop production for the year and jumped from tenth to fourth State with a total of 210592000 an increase of 265 per cent overt 1909 All the other Southern States made good increases except Louisi= ana and Kentucky South Caro Tina made the largest 284 percent or 140009000 jumping from twentyfirst to thirteenth State The other States ranked asI followsState 1010 1910 Value Inc si sMississippiI N Carollna18 22 122037000 18- 3KentuckyO+ 18 110731000 95 Arkansas 21 24 109793000 115 Tennessee 22 23 102009000 33 Vlr lnla 2J 28 71201000 20 Loulslana 26 23 03448000 113 Florida 42 42 15104000 89 Decrease The Bird Law The Kentucky Statute Section 1946 reads thus No person shallat any time catch kill or pursue with such intent or have in beenscaught or killed any thrush mock ing bird meadow lark finch swallow woodpecker flicker oriole redbird tanager catbird bluebird or other song or insec tivorous bird Around many of our homes in areerasomeIlI parts of the city the mocking birds not only delight you by day but daysdone these birds is an act of vandalism that should not be overlooked by our officials Morganfield Sun Genuine lamb at Vanarsdells every day SoldeIt has been nuthorutivcly announced that the purchasers who NewdYork secured a controlling inter in the Kentucky Trotting Morse Breeders Association which owns the Lexin edtrottinghorsemen headed by 11 K Devereaux president of the Grand Circuit The purchase of the Lexington track by these men means that it will hereafter be in the Grand Circuit and will not again block the arrangements of the Grand Circuit in making up the racing circuit as it did this year Best canned goods of all kinds at Vanarsdells 500 Florsheim oxfords cut to 398 Our cut price sale begins aturdaySouthern Ry LOW EXCURSION RATES Sunday May 28 Sunday HETWEEN GeorgetownLaaVersailles and Intermediate stations In each direction revJ thp round trip tickets limited to return on date of sale Pro portionately low rates between Intermediate points Consult any Southern Railway agent or rexlnartonKyAKy J C DEAr JR A Q P A StLoulsMo n Tobacco in Missouri A recent dispatch from Jeffer son City Mo recited that White Burley tobacco iis now being grown with remarkable success in more than half of the JL14 counties of Missouri That statement taken by itself might lead one to believe that a tremendous erop of tobatco was grown in Missouri in 1910 but the dispatch went on to say that the total production for the year was 7875000 pounds a gain of about 3000000 pounds over the year previous The figures from Kentucky counties for 1910 are not available but it is safe to say that in several of these counties the production of tobacco was larger than Missouris entire crop Early in 1910 the prediction was made by some of the Missouri newspapers that the tobacco crop for that year would amount to 30000000 pounds On whichaccount some of our Ken tucky growers went so far as to speak of Missouri as a possible dangerous rival to Kentucky in tobacco growing The crop returns for 1910 do not indicate anything of the kind Missouriseems to be gradually increasing her crop but she is a long way from producingStateStateMaybe it would not hurt Ken tuckyi very badly if she did lose me of her prestige as a tobacco grower The situation has not been altogether satisfactory in thatI yearsThere bacco production is already too largo for the best interests of the farmers However that may be there isno imminent danger that I we shall be put out of the tobacco game as the result of the efforts of the jj farmers of MissouriII State Committee to Settle Send ate Fight Democratic State Q h airmani Henry R Prewitt has issued a call for a meeting of the State Centra Committee to be held at the Louis ville Hotel in Louisville Ky Friday May 26 at 11 oclock a m for the purpose of consider ing and determining who is the rightful nominee in the Third Senatorial District Hon Henry it Lawrence and Hon Seldpn R Glenn both claim the regular Democratic nomination and hav both agreed to let the State gov erning body of the party settle the dispute Lawrence is from Cadiz and Glenn is from Eddyville Th official call is as follows ul1t Sterling Ky May 18 1911 Dear Sirlam in receipt of a communication from Mr Lawrence and Mr Glenn informing me they have agreed to submit their differ ences regarding the Democratic nomination for State Senator iin their District to the State Central Committee on Friday May 26 You are therefore notified to attenda meeting of that committee at the Louisville Hotel Louisville Ky on that day at the hour of 11 oclock a m Very truly yours HENRY R PnEWirr Chairman A trial will convince you that our meats are the best S P Greenwade All styles all grades mens womens and childrens oxfords at cut prices W H Berry Co New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells in All garden 5c at 1c a Best Coal Oil a gallon 3 gallons Syrup for Best 12 Kc lb Lard lb IS c lb Jowls lb Malt a gallon Pure Apple a gallon Powder 12 clothes all for 3 or for t New President for KKWc A new president to succeed Prof t =y IJ Tigert has been iF chosen by the Board of Education i 1 of Kentucky Wesleyan College He is Rev J LOlark now pre f siding of the Coyington 1tj t a District of the Kentucky Confer r ence of the Methodist Episcopal Rev Mr is about40 years t t- Y 1 of age He is a self made man He has been preaching tea Jg years in the Methodist church Kenetucky Wesleyan and is a r member of the Board of Education v He is interested in exein the L several of tliS fr Burnside Academy a Methodist church school y Rev Mr is one of the leading members of the Kentucky un Conference and one of the best preachers of the denomination in a Kentucky lie will probablyl Jbe installed as president at the Comtmen Exercises in June He is a man of force and executive ability and will undoubtedly do a u good work for the college t IAour meats are the best J i S P Greenwade t Clark County Primary r The Democratic in i- H f county last Wednesday reit in the nomination of Hon R D for over David Prewitt and L C Aldridge for over Lee S Baldwin f 77y i the best meats the affords at Vanarsdells t t t iTS A BIG MISTAKE It p I I To Believe That Others Sell As rl CHEAPAS WE DO i t r j Simply because they have at times offered you one two articles at Our Prices took the SPOT CASH r GROCERY CO the pace for LOW PRICES Whether you work for or had it left you bsome enterprising andselfsacrificing relative either case Corn mon Sense would teach you to spend it wisely Get on the 1 7r Band Wagon with other progressive housekeepers compare our every day Cut Prices with those of others and you rill1Q soon get next to the Fact that by dealing withus you will save enough money to buy shoes for the whole family The follow j ing prices will hold as long as the 1 i and flower seeds regular papers whats left paper 10c 100 Leaf Lard Compound 10c Dry Salt Bacon Boneless Dry Salt 10c Pure Vinegar 20c Vinegar 30c Prices Washing with pins 5c bars Lenox Dolphin Laundry Soap lOc unanimously Elder church South Clark about College much cduca perience work having been presidentfor years Clark cement primary Clark suited Hunter RepresentatIve Circuit Clerk Only market killed l or It to set your money good market affords 6 bars Clean Easy Soap for 25clf t Potatoes large size at 25c a pk BEST FLOUR at 250 per lOO lbs or 65c per 24pound sack Good Butter at 15c pound c DOWN GOES OUR GOOD COFFEE LCuban Blend now 20c lbjj I fjFrench Breakfast now 25c Ib Best 1 Gunpowder Tea at 65c lb Best 1 Young Hyson Tea at 65c lb Best 75c Mixed Tea at 50c lb Best 50c Mixed Tea at 35c lb 0 Try these teas for HlcedTeaand you will be delighted r By All Means See Our 8c Window Htt l which contains 15c 20c and 25c Articles in China Glass and Granite Ware i Watch this window during the Summer Season and you will be surprised and Y = j SAVE DOLLARS j Jo 4iYes we deliver goods but not less than a 25c Purchase And we buy all the BUTTER and EGGS you bring at 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