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C v V JI l It l 10 j ONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIRJULY 85ae MT STERLING ADVOCATEJ LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY VOLUME XXI b = MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JULY 19 1911 NUMBER 2 Democrats of Kentucky Read QRears Remarkable Eulogy of Bradley t1 I4 It is a great privilege to be received in this way by the representatives of 237000 Republicans of Kentucky andto be introduced by the greatest living Senator of the United States I am PROUD to say that despite the flfhachinationsia of the Ilobby here is one Senator on whose election NO STAIN RESTS s MEREST GROWING DAILY IN I ATLANTIC CITY cON ST jiff 4i rThe iirls Are Working Hard and Are Meeting ff With Splendid Successveryone Seems f tr Anxious to Help Their favorite Win I IK One of These Delightful Trips j It 1 I The interest in the ADVOCATES W iig Atlantic City contest is grow 4f ing dlily and the girls are work 4 inn hard to win the splendid trip t East week they meet with excel r f lent success and are all pleased l f t with the willingness shown by it 7 their friends1 tohelpI I thetaI So far JIithe girls have done remarkably well and the contest promises to be ate Vbis success The girls were all ii1 Working hard for the bonus offer v last week offered for the largest i a number of new subscribers Miss ttfI Florence AIcNamara won the f Tj500 bonus in the first district i vMiss Anna Mary Triplett in the v second district Miss Farris Fe land of Sharpsburg in the third f In the second district the fight for if the bonus was especially warm J fcj jAIiss Triplett wining by onla few i l fsubscribers over Miss Lopkridge r r3 All arrangements for the trip posbrother Mr Robt Harbeson ac s companied by Mr Nelson AVeedon u will give a song recital here fi 2 Thursday evening July 20 J 1ii The following favorable criti seism we have copied from the Winchester News of recent ditto II There has not been a more en aT joyable musical event in Yin Chester for years than the concert LS of Friday evening given by Miss Mary Dan Harbeson soprano and lMr Robert Harbeson tenor Miss Harbeson who is well known here and has given pleasure to all music lovers of this city by thei excellence of her singing never f appearing to a greater advantage 1 than Friday evening Having J sung each number with spirit and 1 artistic appreciation o e true musi cal values her clear vibrant tones Y completely captivating her audi i ence from the first number Mr Robert Harbeson possesses r s 4 sweetnesssand I tJexcellent technique and well suited M tt interpret his numbers of Friday r evening each one meeting with 1 keen appreciation and more es pecially the last group he sang i k1theaudience demanding severall 4 encores Accepts Position 1Mr Vibert Sewel has accepted fl a position with J M Isola and s will no doubt make a valuable em i rploye I j 1 Season Tickets E Season tickets for Montgomery i 1 spounty Fair on sale at 150 each J fWIll De taken off Monday fV = f- j h j i dl If You want only the best in theI 1 W vmeats2and grocery line call Va tnarslls F Vi I i I rJrYI bet o us sell you your gasoline IJ PhOne No 2 iJ I l sible and it is hoped that by nextI I weekwe will be able to tell the girls of every detail Nothing is going to be left undone and ex pense will cut no figure with the management in arranging everything i for the pleasure andcoin fort of the fortunate girls STANDING OF CONTESTANTS DISTRICT NO I Miss Florence McNamara 18600 MIss Emily Tipton 14300 Miss Laura Graves Rooney Sooo DISTRICT NO2 Miss Mary Lockridge 43025 Miss Anna Mary Triplett 28650 Miss Fannie Carr 8400 DISTRICT NO3 Miss Farris Felan Sharpsburg 17450 Miss Edna Byron Owingsville 12500 Miss May Kincaid J vj ooo Miss Stella Dawson103oo Miss Margaret vDickey Morehead 12500- x = = ccc cCLC Masons Entertain The members of Montgomery Commandery No5 entertained at the Nation Hotel withIt banquet last Friday evening in honor of Past Grand Eminent Commander Bower and Grand Eminent Com mander Hawkins both of West Virginia The following were in attendance W A Sutton T P Sutton R M French T C Cole man Chas Kirkputrick S S- Pinney John W William J C McNeil R B Hays of Lexing ton and S AI Bradley of More headMessrs Bower and Hawkins also attended the clay pigeon shoot Friday afternoon Special Rates Specialrates of one andone third fare from all points betweenI Olive Hill and Lexington for the benefit of those attending the Montgomery County Fair The Coal Road will make two trips daily arriving in time for the opening in the morning and leaving after the fair is over in the afternoon For Sale Rough lumber oak pine landl poplar of all dimensions Also a large quantity of chestnut oak pine and poplar shingles 23t W ty Moore Hope Ky iHaf prices on mens fine suits 20 suits 10 3250suits 1625 Walsh Bros 1 The Midway The Midway at the Montgomery Fair will be open day and nightb with high class shows riding devises music and free attractions I When in doubt as to what to Have for dinner callus and let us tell you ofUHe good things we have l Vanarsdells I 1 N yitw gy r HOLMAN Mrs Mary E lleilman Dies at Her Residence on Harrison Avenue TDeath visited our city Sunday moraine and relieved from her suffering Mrs Mary E Heilman Mrs Heilman had been ill for some weeks past and her death while not coming as surprise was quite a shock to her relatives and friends Mrs Heilman moved to this city many years ago from Bath county and by her gentle Christian character had endeared herself to many of our cit izens She is survived blithree children Mrs Win Colvin of Huntington W Vu Miss Minnie lleilman of this city and Dave Heilman of New York We ex tend sympathy to the sorrowing familyi Pony for Sale I offer for sale the fine Shetland pony which was given away b Punch Graves Ewing A Flynn A Correction- By error the following were in cluded in the list of Delinquents published last week Chas Long white Virgil Flynn white S B Carringtpn white Geo W Flack white As a matter of fact their taxes had been paid and their names by mistake included in saidI listThis July 181911- W F CKOOKS S MI C Card of Thanks- I wish to thank my friends foI their assistance to me in the Lex ington Herald Contest just closed I won by a splendid majority and willalways be grateful and appro ciative of their help SincerelyMary Sullivan Horse Show Do not fail to witness the finest of Kentuckys fine saddle and liar ness sweepstake shows at the Montgomery County Fair These horses will compete for prizes each day Why Men Dress Up 30 suits now 15 15 suits now 750 7 suits now 375 Walsh Bros In buying Saddle and Harness goods be sure and try CONROYS thereby getting the advantage of a life time knowledge and experience which is profitable to the purchaser 12t Notice Floral Hall exhibits must be de livered Friday and Saturday of this week July 21 and 22 as the judging will be done Monday July 24 The promptest delivery in town for groceries atVanarsdellsra Broken lines at half prices iMens 30 suits 15 ens15 uits750 Walsh Bros r r L11 MRS MARY E CROOKS A Much Beloved Woman Died at Her Home in the County Last Wednesday Evening Last Wednesday evening July 12 1911 at her home in the county Airs Mary E Crooks the de voted and loving wife of Robt B Crooks answered the thud summons of her Master Come unto Ale all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest Mrs Crooks was one of the f most beloved women in the county and her devoted Christian life and t many loving characteristics had endeared to her countless friends A more hospitable soul a kindlier nevOlIIHpdI t She has been a invalid for years and during her long days of suf fering she hadalways bore her IIlovingIII dent A faithful tried and true loving wife mother sister and friend has been called to enter j il that land where the cares and suicc Bring of this old world are unknown and life is eternal Mrs Crooks before marriage was Miss Mary K Rice and was born in Bath count on Alarch 211 180 On October y 18G7 she was married to Esquire Crooks and to this union nine children were horn two of whom llrs O M1 Katliu and Ernest preceded herI to the grave the living children jare 1 Rice Crooks Sheriff1 Walter F Crooks Mrs J DII ruerrant Mrs R AI Bridge forth Mrs George Catlett Everett Jr Harry Crooks and Harvey CrooksFor over fortfout Vears sh had been a member of ithe Presbyterian church and lIHInlwa liveda beautiful and loving Christian life The funeral services took place at the Presbyterian church at 10 oclock Friday morn jog services conducted by Rev E O Guerrant assisted by Rev Hr H Moody burial in Alachpelah cemeteryTo heartbroken husband and children we join this entire com munity in extending our deepest and most sincere sympathy in th hour of bereavement Thinking of the departed our mind reverts to the sweet verse by James Whitcomb Riley 0 stinger of the song dtviue- Thoujjk now you turn your face away With never a word for me or mine Nor smile forever and a day We guess your meaning and rejoice In what has come to youthe meed Beyond the search of mortal voice And onlyan the song indeed With you forever as the SOUR Tis mornucg and the days are long I Bank Stock for Sale I willeffer at public auction at the courthouse door on Saturday August 5th 1911 at 2 oclock p m twentyfive shares of Traders National Bank Stock This stock will be offered in lots of five shares each 23t GEO M McALiSTEn Stolen From a certain office season tickets to Montgomery County Fair numbers 127 128 129 148 149 and 150 Party is known and if tickets are returned nothing will be said These tickets will1 be taken up when presented at the gate6 v JULY COURT Small Number of Cattle at the Pens and the Demand Was Light Mules Ars High About 1000 cattle on the market of fair quality There seemed- to he little or no demand for steers and we did not hear of a sale in the forenoon Heifers were in demand and trade was fairly brisk They sold at from 4 to 4tcents according to quality Cows also sold at prices ranging from 3 to 4 cents About 1500 sheep for sale but trade slow Traders asking 350 per hqad surd buyers ollering S3 to 325 A few top ewes sold at 350 but most of the sheep remained in first hands as owners re fused to take the prices offered Very few mules for sale but prices high IGhand mare mules of good weight selling at 500 Light weight at 450 to SH5 loHumd tunics at sa50 to 400 Small nudes at S 2T5 to S100 Jno Greenwade solda pair of 1200 pound mules to Mr Elijah Isom of Whitesburg IKy at 480 Be comfortable at the County Fair Straw seats 5c large palm leaff fans 2 for 5c The Fair Store 1Will Show Mare Air Robert Nelson will show his lineI threeyearold mare Eula King at the Alontgomery County 1 Fair in the walk trot and canto- class This mare is being handled by Dick Shult of Pewee Valley and it is said she is in tine shape Air Nelson is contemplat ing showing this mare through the Kentucky circuit of fairs erl Good Feeler Worn Shoesi 524t J 11 Brunner SResigns Position Air Fred G Norris has re signed his position with Punch Graves and left Tuesday for Co lumbia AIo where he expects to locate Fred is one of out brightest and most popular young men and while we hate to see him leave Mt Sterling we sincerely hope that he will be successful in the Show me Stated Wins Contest Miss Mary Dee Sullivan the attractive daughter of Air and Mrs G D Sullivan was returned the winner in the Lexington Heralds Atlantic City Contest which closed lasi Friday Miss Sullivan won her race by a large majority de eating girls from several counties Get you a 50lb can of lard for 55 at Greenwade MONTGOMERY fAIR Commences Next Tuesday and Promises to elapse All Previous fairs Given bytiThis Association On Tuesday next will open one of the best entertainments the Fair Company has ever offered to the people The Secretary reports that the prospect for ring displays independent of other fairs coullict ing in dates is better than at any time in the history of the Associa tion At the time of the adoption of the premium list and directing its publication the Association believed it proper to reduce certain of the premiums offered in the ring displays but being con vinced that their established pre miums in the show rings wore correct a meeting of the Board of Directors was held and the Premium list amended to the extent indicated In addition to this amendment n Sweepstake Harness Horse Class was ordered and the classes are being filled to the limit The cattle swine and poultry de partments will be represented by the very finest of stock The speed classes have closed and the race program will hel sen sational daily the best half mile track horses in the State will tip pear in the speed rings at this fuh The free attractions Hying ma chine in its daily flights and its1- 1mce against an automobile will doubtless be one of the lmost interesting attractions ever offered by a county fair The balloon ascension with its three parachute letups and great cannon act will take place daily in the afternoon The Alidway will be open night and day and will be made up of high class attractions for young and old Season tickets are now on sale at all the stores and are in the hands of boys and girls who were interestLin the fair Thursday and Saturday are recognized the big days at fairs but no distinction will be I I n dllJ1ndej all roads and the Coal Road win lmake two trips each duty in time for the opening of the fair and leaving after it closes in the after Iloon11txTro2 men and 2 ladies to work for a fraternal insurance company Those that will work can make from 21 to 30 per week Call at Dr Bushs office from 10 to 11 a in or from 2 to 3 11p in Wednesday July 19 11 D j1 Unls agent Prompt service andour patron I age appreciated Vanarsdells fts r Advocates Great Atlantic City Contest 10 VOTESTH- IS COUPON WHEN CUT OUT NEATLY AND DEPOSITED IN THE BALLOT BOX AT THE ADVOCATE OFFICE WILL COUNT FOR 10 VOTES FOR THE YOUNG LADY WHOSE NAME APPEARS BELOW MISS ADDRESS DISTRICT NO 1 ttBOSS i Of CONVENTIO- NORAR HEADS TICKS r l At the Republican Convention in Louisville Last l Week Judge E C 0 Rear of This CountyI Was Nominated for Governor and His Slate Was Also Named a With but one exception JuJge E C TReir had everhng tlii own way in the Republican Statei I Convention which finally adjourn ed at 930 oclock last redesda riglti The split up was in the i matter of one plank in the platform r the OKear faction being I forced to insert a specific indorse tint of Governor Wiiliums atti lode during the ni btrider troD bits in Kepircky though Mt Palming the chief executive him f fhe slate of candidates as in deII up by the ORear leaders was I put through with unerring pre cisioa and without great effort inmost caes Realizing that any effort to defeat Judge ORear him GovernorFranks and Lieutenant Governor William H Cox who had formed a combination early in the cam paign with a view of controlling the convention withdrew from the contest Mr Franks refused to permit his name to be presented I idraitionsented and immediately withdrawn The nomination of Judge ORear was then made by accla mation THK KKIUHUCAX TICK tl The ticket nominated follows Governor Edward C ORear of Mt Sterling Lieutenant GovernorLI Bristow of Georgetown Attorney General =Thomas B McGregor Princeton AuditorLeonard W Bethur um Mt Verno- nTreasurerHerman F Monroe of Louisville Secretary of StateA 1 Oliver Scottsville Commissioner of Agriculture 1D W Clarke Barboursville Superintendent of Public In structionT W Vinson Prince tonClerk of the Court of At pc C S Wilson Williamsburg KIILST KKU KIOIIT COMKS The first real fight clime over the nomination for lieutenant goy ernor with the OKear factio- lined up solidly behind Judge L L Bristow of Georgetown and th aritiORear faction supporting Major E S Helburn of Middles boro 1 A w f sw fr r as cient from the start of the roll call however that the Rear faction held the whip hand and that Judge BristowIi would be the nominee He won by a vow of 1446 to 910 DEFIKS OPPOSITION A scene that has had no parallel in a Republican state convention in Kentucky came when aftertl Judge Oltenr had been nominated for Governor by acclamation shortly before noon after the withdrawal of his two opponents Lieutenant Governor W H Cox and Col E T Franks tie nominee took the platform and made a sen sectional speech of acceptance He not only assailed the lobby and special interests but took occap sion to warn the delegates that as they should scan closely the can didate for Lieutenant Governor coandthrunningnot share the views of the nomi nee for Governor I It was generally understood th atin it was Mayor Eo B Helburn of Middlesboro at whom Judlet ORear wus aiming and the friends of the Middlesboro mant nwereThis taken with the activity of I the ORear J managers to secure recess and the tight of Ilelbur friends to prevent it was con strued to mean that in the event of the nomination of Mayor Hel burn for the second place on the ticket Judge ORear declared he wouldrefuse the nomination forIGovernor and throw it back on the conventions hands unless a nomination acceptable to him was made Vytf fYfiWAyytf everyhousehold fLY PLOPPCR fREE 5Call and get one and be gin destroying this awful pest THE flyitf injo ItnMt Sterling Drag Cogo 39ly- rMMAMA WMMMAAMkAAMy 7 t i l1 i 6000 WORK NYTi Nearly every reader has heard of Doaa s Kidney PiUs Their good work iaJItSterl ing still continues and our citizens are constantly adding endorsement by public testimony No better proof of merit be had than the experience of friends a utr neighbors Read this case H C Greenwade 25 Queen St1 Mt Sterling Ky saysHI attribute my kidney trouble to the nature of my work While I was never so bad that I was unable to work I was nevertheless in misery I had severe attacks of Inm bago which sometimes lasted for weeks and made my life a burden I am pleased to sav that Doans Kidney Pills procured at F C Duersons Drug Store gave me prompt relief from the last attack Since using them I have had no recurrence of the trouble I am pleased to recommend this reme to other sufferers from kidney I complaintfrJ J For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co 1 Buffalc New York sole agents frorthe United States jRememberc and take no other 22ttuI A Successful DemocracyII Domocratic representatives inII I the various States and in theII smaller units might profit much by observing the steady substan tial policy of the Democrats in the House of Representatives at Washington While there may ben just difference of opinion some of the details of their workt andwhile soni may believe they I have not chopped off enough her or perhaps too much there one can fail to note that they haver not swerved from a general policyt of tariff redaction all along theof Just now we are in the constructive period of the 1912 I Presidential campaign and the Democratic party is doingso muc h better than the country had really tlexpecteI a Democratic President i nand White House in 1913 looms big and brighttlIt is true that the Democratic fopartyfRepresentatiesf iwboi Congress undoubtedly felt DemocraticI a slight I misgiving in the belief that the would prove itself so radical on to upset business conditions and instead of bettering our nag tional situation would further iin ke us by a vicious assault on e tariff in all its branches An other source of support ca from those progressives who I squarecut conflict with t hcactionary Republican elementand 2oughpublican success I were not sure the Democratic forces won j prove when safely seated their Congressional chairs as friendly to the interests as theuse nsRepublicans had beenn rror I ONE D oPI siOFBOURBON POULTRY CUhEr4down the throat of a 5raplnat1 chicken destroys the and saves the chicks wormsII A few drops In the drinking A tom W PREVENTS DISEASE For the treatment of White Diarrhoea In chck t rJlndBOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL DO SOc bottle makes 1 2 aallons of medicine Sold By W S Lloyd Meanness of Conservatism BInconaervatlamLined with a certain superiority In s tact It alarms because It holds s flrpcrs clutch the fact and It will not open Its eyes to see a better fact The castle which conservatism Is BetII defend Is the actual state of things Dtlonthings Emerson 1 A 74 y f y C I 4 Tile farm tarry Many of as regret to see the depleted condition of Kentucky soils in many parts of the state It is useless to think over how the con dition came about except as aI means toward studying its relief t The most efficient means in the writers knowledge of restoring r cow fertility is by the use of the dairy It is a well known fact that the sale of butter and milk from the farm removes almost none of its fertility whereas the sale of farm crops takes away enormous amounts of the fertilizing ele ments It would be useless to 1talkt to the majority of Kentucky people about starting a fall fledged dairy and while we would daiLj ries through the state this message is directed to the large or small farmer who is now keeping only one two or three cows sup wedypresent a rea sons for the advisability of adding om one lo a dozen good cows to his little herd with the view of selling whole milk sweet or sour butter or some of all these pro We visit many places in Ken cky providedwith excellent market facilities for any of dairy products and find few of the peo 4 pie engaged to any extent in theIIsale of dairy products because do not know the benefits of such a system The writer visited one place in Kentucky recently on the main line of the L X Railroad be ween Cincinnati and Knoxville a place prominently adaptel for fornorJ products yet these people buy j their butter in quantities outside Kentucky IIIllr1eitnpcessaribto begin milking a few good cowsII r suctess lies in the kind of cows I not in the The dairy numberII the feed turned the following day in the t l rm of milk to be marketed at The profits from a proper Ij handled dairy cow are regular is a false impression to suggest a dairy cow requires a great deal of expensive feed not grown the home farm On the other hand the following daily ration entirely on the farm is most excellent alfalfa or cowpea hay 12 Ibs silage 30 Ibs cornmeal 5 Ibs ground oats 2 Ibs folroe hay 30 lbs silage 4 Ibs corn meal lib cotton seed me11 Ibs wheat bran Or corn and cob meal 10 lbs cotton seed lbsaonly good rations that we might at the same time growing all of our feed on the farm A ready market is always found for milk butter and sweet sour cream If it is not conI venient to ship daily we would advise cream production andwith still poorer market facilities but ter making The skim milk produced is one of the best feeds pos ble to give the growing pigs or calvesThe Experiment Station stands at all times to give help to large or small dairyman and at the request of any farmer send without charge an expert to advise and help him in dai matters For information or suggestions addressT I BRYANT Superintendent of Extension York H Clay McKee Sons us Sell and Rent Real Estate Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put you Next t investments Sell The Best Autos THE WHITK STEAMER fail to see them 44tf If it is printing you want phone f js 1 4 1M 11 A Welcome Change + f Smoke curling up from the farmhouseJchimney as the men are corning in from the fields gives a pretty suggestion of a goodsup per and a comfortable home But it also means a hot tired woman working hardover ta blazing fire Your wife can escape this with a New 1 Perfection Oil Cook tove A New Perfection keeps a kitchen many degrees cooler than any i other range yet it does all a coal or wood range can do It saves time 1 labor and fuel No wood to cut no coal to carry no ashes no soot With the New Perfection owed it iis th4 b t cookzg device you caa II end anywhere II IIoJ cttwg o OilCwkStovc blade wilh I12 and 3 burntn rih frame tilt cued ehactwj ItJud eJy fiaihed ifcrooshoct TU2ad3 J 1 bun er whidbe kd win or without a cihinrt tep aJ nth drop itxtes Welrcbetc dewyriCompanyIlncorporatd I I9l0tlce to Subscribers I JiSubscribers who are behind with their sub 1 scription can pay up now and have the votes credited to any of the contestants in our big At lantic City Contest Subscriptions can be sent in by mail or given to the young ladies Please look over the list of young ladies who are in the race and help some one to win this ideal summer f I vacationI NothingISucceeds Like Success YouKnow s and everyone knows That the place to get full value for a your money is at i WIA Sutton cf Sons Furniture Carpets Rugs Etc t C 61 02t PricesSON OUR O Entire Stock l Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings I JrClick 22 South Maysville St Mtt Sterling Ky t ti c 4 b7 r i s S Y r4- rI t- 1s if11 It t 0 J J 1rv r I II1 I ri 2JI oUnI MontgoMery Collilty Fair Mt Sterling Kentucky July 25 2627 28 and 29 1911 1 i x Thousands of Dollars Given away for the great Races and Show Classes 1 i 220 Trot 230 Trot 3ayearaoldl Trot Free For All I Pace Green Trotting Class and County Road Race I Pony Races Horse Races flule Races and Fox Races Each Day Sweepstake Saddle Class Harness Class Roadsters for Harness Combined Shows Mules Jacks and Jennet Shows Pony Shows Kentuckys Finest Horses will be at this Fair Cattle Swine and Poultry Shows Fine Floral Half Flying Machine Flights and Balloon Ascensions each day Flying Machine Races against Automobiles five miles ten times around the track AXTON H TROSTS MILITARY BAND f Big Shows Night and Day W C HAfllLTONI Secretary L 1 J Jir = The Age of fashion The age of Fashion is unknown She was countless ayes before records fromfathertoson tradi tions went ringinl down the dangling grooves of time and is still young allpotent and fair and y rowing more humorously fickle every decade All men and women are cowards in her presence and a nope dares to resent her whims however grotesque and disfiguring they may be for time has taught us her iinexorable lawthat they who defy her are in turn defied with a pretty little Hii between the e and theHf for upon her law rests the structure culled So cietv She has been called the lathing piece of history yet hs hud the whole coin Btultipulation I tables weight in and upon it since I with the almighty dollar she con trols literature art trade and pro fession society government religion and even star eyecl Science ruu herself It is asserted that once upon a time Innocence was in fashion Evidently then some promoter won the fleeting favor of the goddess and entered that domain Instantly the population a deux dissatisfied with the mono tonous begoodandyou11behap py creed auctioned the cheap commodity to the highest bidder the promote who was coiled gracefully around u tree near by und who made a cash payment in form of anapeol as sticklers for accuracy now insist a lemon whereupon dress and personal iidornment became the illabsorb irg occupation The swist changes of Fashion betray a vanity to be paraded a blemish to be hidden or a fad to be adoped The unpardonable sheath hJlt1gown was lived because Edward of England i usually enthusiastic over anatomi cnl displays for some royal occult II reason interposed his veto Then I v h i if c fj j s II- d o- IIflnThICWr1I JJ c SOwortha 1151bWatch Qworth J 3LS JW JONES e t r ii the hobble Some women petite slender of hips and ankles wearing number two shoes introduced that and they being the creme de la creme of fashion women with hips II measuring fortyeight to fifty eiuht with ankles Hercules might hire envied and wearing number lives staggered about in tlmt aw ful thing But thanks to her un changing changing Now thehobbleAnd who with a brain will rebel It made the most sinuous carriage a wobble And likedohve11No 1 1111frownIo now without pain she can put her foot downIiI So to Dame Fashion whose fads seldom lastII Who j aiiIfastj But now that guu toting s forbidden j i to lIIenItentptattonI I i v 11 vWo1II p KENTUCKY FAIR DATES The following are the dates fix ed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1911 as far as reported Mt Sterling July 25ii lays Versailles August 2i days Lexington August iG days Uniontown August S5 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 15 4 days- Leitchlield August 154 days Burkesville August 154 days Brodhead August 1G3 days Fern Creek August 1G4 days Shephersville Augdst 22 4 days London August 224 days Erlanger August 234 days Germantown August 24 3 days Nicholasville August 29 3 dfirs- Frankfort August 294 lays Somerset August 303 days Bardstown August 304 days Paris September 55 days Monticello September 5 4 days Alexander September 5 5 days Mount Olivet September 55days- Hodgenville September 53d- ars Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 11G days Horse Cave September 204 lays Falmouth September 27 4 days Maylield September 27 4 days rlJDJj1J jJ IW SQL oo I1 DR C W COMPTON Dentist KentuckyIAll Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Ollico in Mnitlii lluiliting 1lionc 52 H R PREWITT ATTORNEY AfLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court- House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR G IL nORTON Veterinarian Office at Teed C Mortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 31yr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Olilcc lit Aniloroun l KuanliiinnV L very Hnll Olliue Phone 113 Kwidiiice Ilionu r 1 Calls answered promptly Knmhmtiims fin Assistant State Veterinarian TrapTa bear trap made by a Lubec blacksmith In 11787 to catch bears The present own purposeTheon each side of the jaws on one of the jiws are rive largo teeth and on the other side six The Jaws have an opening ot I12 by 11 incises I cwiston ournru tVZ92 v v 2 J J v n t 1fr c cRv v 7 r i f1l rm Robinsonr The Jeweler I The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get 0 12 tQr R Glass4J fS in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest patterns New InVnllieres =an excellent assortment 11rjtti 9 Give us a call and see our extensive linel1 Fr M I COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute SU1H R SCHOOL is now in session classes organized every Monday morning All commercial subjects ENGLISH DEPARTMENT for review work in all English classes just the thing for that backward boy or girl Call phone or write W HI SZAIDIDOOK IE= xirL MT STERLING KENTUCKY IHyr I r iIIIIIII pIIHflN IIi ltlt III lIIIIUlnl1lllllljllllllllumn1ln lllilUllllUllllUa II It MIgpNVN MBnl1I1tl IIMllimunl THII I White Cairo Cloth Button I SHOESThey I Of course you know where to find them The one place in town where the newest in footwear is always to he found fI IIW H Berry Co I v 1II1I1I111II11I1mnlllllllllllllllllllII llIllIlIlilllliiUIiIiIIilllIIlIIlIlIlIlIllllllllllntllllIl nIIII liliililiW iliIIplilu IIIIIII- UIIIIUWIIiqgl4tII41ZUMHJ h UUZ4 VV 0160 GRAD l VEliiClIS MADE By Columbus Buggy Company Connersville Buggy Company Continental Carriage Company 1 t S Phaetons Stanhopes Buggies and Runabouts Everything in Buggy Harness Chenault rearl1S6m 4t I l t w c V- l s- r T Since the very earliest ages of history marble everywhere has been recognized as preeminent in the construction of the worlds greatest monuments and build lugs and Georgia Marble contains those durable qualities I1wJ justlyftunous 1 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 L sition rendering it proof against climatic conditions and it re mains beautiful and unbroken always For Sale by- Markland It Jackson Marble and Gran- iteMonuments ftc Mt Sterling Ky I ICINCINNATIl I SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 725 ama ASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS 1 Loans Jrnsrirrancer Real Estate E02STIDS GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG i r- u t f rj l 1- F Iij I c r- V i 5 Itb Advocate CompanyINCORPORATED J 11 REDDEN JR EDITORS GB SENFF 5 t Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling ns secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for THE PROPOSED TELEPHONE FRANCHISE Since our editorial of last week in opposition to the granting of a telephone franchise to the East Tennessee Telephone Company i- nUourcity at an increased rate we hove been interviewed by two representatives of the telephone company and heard a number of citizens express their views on the subject We find the sentiment of the people to be practically unanimous in furor of the one system plan cony vinced that one telephone system is enough in a city of thissixe and that the present rate is ns high as it should be If the East Tennessee Company wants to furnish long distance service to our citizens it should be required to do so by connecting with the local company LA EITHER ENFORCE OR REPEAL TILE LAW Section lUG of the Ordinances and ByLaws of Mt Sterling makes horseswappicg on our streets a violation of law Section I 139 charges the Chief of Police with the proper enforcement of the law Notwithstanding these plain provisions this common nuisance was permitted to go on last court lay as it has for years without inter ference from any source r REPUBLICAN INCONSISTENCY You cant push an idea into an AngloSaxons head with a bare net says JudgeJ ORear Yes you can says the Republican Platform every plank of which Candidate ORear now says he favors We endorse all means employed by that administration referring to Gov Willsons for the preservation of law and order Editor Breckinridge you sine positively unreasonable If you were Judge ORear and feltus he does that you would need your sent on the Appellate bench would you resign 11 w At the present rate of speed our Government Building will be completed Jan 1 1U15 if we have luck lL I uttonfastinCol I 8m6almarsII fmblllanca erviceI Corner Tarn and dank Streets 2Jay Pono 4SJ Wight Phoros 295 and 23 1 h t XWrYWtWWfW WYYVYfMYV TilE WAY TO OBTAIN dOT rS- r1t ft1BERsi 3s L 5 00I1 otes 2 Years in advance 300 votes 53 Years in advance 500 votes 4 Years in advance 700 votes j 5 Years in udllnceOOOotes1 jZ 10 Years in advance1 2500 votes II i 5 fOR OLD SUBSCRIBERS I 1 Year j 75 roles 2 Years 200 votes 5 3 Years 350 votes 34 Years 500 votes 5 Years 700 votes 10 Years 1500 votes Beginning June 1st a coupon will appear in every edition y of the ADVOCATK good for ten votes r MMAAA 0mAAMi AAMMM 1New Chair Car Mr John S Fraxr the hust linjr Secretary of the Business Mens Club has been trying for sometime to net the C 0 H HL to put on a chair car for the bene jit of Mt Sterling patrons and has finally succeeded as the C O ate now running a chair car from Ashland to Louisville in the morning und from Louisville back to Ashland at night This will be a great convenience to the traveling public and we are sure that A they appreciate Mt7 ErascerI s tgopc1 l work in the matter r t Ai A f L- k r le7 kZ1 y for Salc Privately My farm of 125 acres of land situated on the Howards Mill and Preston turnpike Have 22 acre in corn about 4 acres in tobacco Fairly good dwelling house and tenant house and outluildings Splendid orchard Never failing springs This place will make sa good home Come und see mo about it Terms reasonable J E HKLTOX Alt No4MlItpd Bestjine of meats in till j tytt1 urecavltaeSS iY2 iokJ Jhj Y The Mt Sterling National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 50000I Undivided Profits 12500 o B PATTERSON Cushier I TRIBUTE To the Memory of My Friend and Former Partner in Business John C Wood Learning of the demise of niy friend and former partner in business sad of heart Iam writing of this man what I know by real nldecudcnl I began to know him best and ns he IclIlIwus It was then we cmbsuL d in journalism Money less with only indomitable will and pluck we gave our sails to the breeze knowing that with continued effort we would stem the tides that drove hard John C Wood was tried and found equal to every emergency The good people of Montgomery county will remember those daysI whin the Mt Sterling Gazette was its best standing for every laudable enterprise and without its influence there would have been many failures The new courthouse un ornament to county and city would bore ueen tardy of construction The public I graded school front which boys and girls not a few have gone forth to honor the commonwealth firm in convictions detenu i vocaItionstei ntentof their spherer isJ stood there these many ye s i1 monument to the credit of the influence and powers of the Gazette with which by heart brain and physical powers we labored for the public good With this com mendable work his life should be irrasiule foot prints as immortal as time itselfsI With him ve passed through troublesome periods It will not i require memories of men of many years to cllllup the times whenjiI I fortunes trembled and toppled when banks were closed and men lad women of fortunes were sick at heart as they viewed wolves at their very doors The Farmers National Bank closed doors to be opened no more and but for the determined struggle of the Mt Sterling Advocate edited by C W Harris and the writer using their columns and aided by the I columns of the Gazette edited1 by I j John C Wood other institutions would have been compelled to do likews Electric lights water j I gas telephone maul other plants were each aided and pushed to successful issues These are few of the enterprises to which John C Wood contributed which have blessed our city and though his goody moulders in the tomb his life will continue in the hearts and minds of tlto people as a public l benefactor We knew him when he led to the matrimonial altar hii I beautiful bride we knew him a s fatheV devoted painstaking untrue d We have watched his career in public private and home life audno man cite of a truth upotshis name We have seen him tried and knew him honest Iud faithful in business energetic strong of mind amid determined in I his efforts to bring to puss his con viction of right This was the life and character of John 0 Wood our friend He will be missorll in councils and his absence will be keenest in hi brotht 1rft f fr ll i3 l l urotherqueenly ami friends as 1r This Bank iis under the supervision of the U S Government It1S subject to examitiaion 13 a Nationall Bank Examiner at anytime It is also under the direct man agement ofa Board of Directors that capital lated Surplus and Profits of 65000 and a stockholders double liability of 50001 is a positive guarantee against any loss to depositors With the assurance of continued cour teous treatment and on our past record we respectfully solicit your patronage numerous as his acquaintances Thinking of the departed our mind reverts to this s + eet verse by Virginia F Drake j When I think of the knI ghtly men of old Of men who could neither be bought nor i sold With principles high dull hearts of gold I think of this noble father May the good of the life of JohnJ C11uod have an iidaman tine way to be exemplyfied by his kith kin and friends Peace to hid ashes From the heart of one who la I bored with honored and admired John C Wyod J W IJKDDKV i Cullmun Alabahm JulyI I 9 1911 S25 suits at half price 1250 5 20 suits at halfprice SlO Walsh B osII I Public Sale of Business Building Lots As iiircnt fur Mr J G1rini blc I willsell on Saturday after noon July 22 at 2 oclock sharp on the premises three excellent builder lots on East Main street These lots arc located jail West ofjj the livery stable of JohnJ W Wade SOt The property will first be offered in three tracts stud then as a wholeLot 1Ilas a frontage of adjoinsjthchas a depth of about 160 feet Connections have been made with the sewer system Lot No 2Hlls a frontage of 19 feet on Main street and adjoins the lot on the left and hits n depth of about 160 feet Connections have been oralwith the sewer systemLot No 3Hns a frontage on I IMain street of 18 feet withsa depth of about 100 feet On the right of this lot is a brick wall and the owner or purchaser of the I lot will own half of the wall for Ibuilding purposes thus giving him ai chance to erect a building by I building half of the new wall on I the east side This lot also has connections with the sewer system This is a great opportunity to buy building lots in the center of Mt Sterling right on the brick streets close to the courthouse landi the main portion of the city landi they are the only desirable ones which will be offered for side this year Will he glad to show this property at any time to pros pective purchasers Terms easy and will be made known on day of sale W HOFFMAX WOOD The Real Estate Broker Mt Sterling Ky Aucl1 sale ever 10sflying Machine The Flying Machine used at the Montgomery County Fair is one of the Curtis type It will make flights each afternoon This attrac tion will be succeeded by three parachute leaps or great cannon act This feature is worth the price of admission Now is the time to set out Cel ely Plants Call at Spot Cash Grocery sUntil after the Fair with every pair RED CROSS OXFORDS one paif Silk Lylse Hose FREE 52rlt J H Brunner Ji d y A FIFIS- k I 4 I jIJI C s McCrearys Services to the Soldiers In a speech last week Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan advocating the retention on the senators pay roll of Jim Jones the agednegro body guard of Jefferson Davis took occasion to pay Senator McCreary a high tribute for his efforts in behalfof worthy veterans or their widows seeking pensions In fact he said I ho had never known a Southern soldier who fought for the Con federacy to object to deserving pensioners The most eloquent plea I ever heard said he for ai widows pension was made by the former Senator from Kentucky Mr McCreary a Southern soldier beftindSfommittee doors where it was not for public effect It was saidof Senator lci Creary when he represented for twelve years in Congress the Eighth district of this State that no Federal soldier ever appealed fto him in vain and that he was a Republican cut on figures in his efforts in his behalf The Senator electIeJj peoII ple not merelyI those who voted for him He is the kind of a man- ew want at Frankfort and by the I eternal he is the kind of a man wejI are going to have Lexington H lIldIj I sure Recital at the Tubb Opera House Tnursday July 20 Willow lunch baskets 25c lunch boxes lOcoThe hair C W qjf JJ tlclrsI- Funeral Lt r D1Ieetor and Einbaixner i 4 tt- It Sterling Ky i PHONICS Office 470 Kesideuce 14fl I j t Qraser UumphreysI Florists 1 l7ff I DESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and 1OUR1 IGreenhouse Phone 88 Store Phone 547r I MT STERLING KENTUCKY I reeuourotm Henry R Prewitt charman of the Democatic State Centraland State Executive Committees hasl issued a call for the members of the State Central Committee to meet with the State Executive Committee in Louisville July 20 comnpaiblwith for values Call on mo 524t J II Brunner Greenwade handles the best line of fresh meats 1 Anythingh the market affords at Vanarsdells Linen Suits Less Than Cost j Choice 50C For one lot of Suits sold up to 1500 Choice 250For one lot of Suits sold up to 1000 r1 f Just the Thing For the Fair Separate Skirts 375F Choice of one lot of Separate Skirts sold up to 600 375 TheRogersCo Incorporated 31100VPeri Deposited in our savings Department VUlr + amount with interest in S Ten Years S 72197 it fifteen Years 111816 Twenty Years yOtherI Sxchange lank of Jfentucky MT STERLING KY 49ln I J r Bigger and Better Than Ever NINTH ANNUAL Kentucky State Fair LOUISVILLE SEPTEMBER 11 12 13 14 15 16 1911 ILL BE THERE WILL YOU THRILLING FREE ACTS DAILY SHOWFINEEDUCATIONHEADON I t MORE CLASSES AND LARGER PREMIUMS THAN EVER For information or catalogue write to MaDI Secretary I No 320 Paul Jo4C tj 1 J k vi tfI 4 11 u 4- Si 1 t Jut L t r r vyvwwvv wwwwww WIAINTSZOils v Carriage Paints f Varnish Stains V J Enal el Paints f 1nything iin the paint line r1T iDuersons Drug Store Phone 129 No 10 Court St x- 41yi r MMAMMMA f MMAAMMM yi D yro y vrva A PERSONAL J lr V f JpvDr C W Compton is visiting jat Sebrcc Springs r1 h Miss Hazel Messer is visiting relatives in Ashlandp John S Frazsr was in Louis vVijT+ 01 business lust week I t Holitrt Nelson spent Sunday saml Monday in Winchester Y ArHon Merry K Prewitt is in-I Louisville oar political business itf It Tames Samuels lots returnedI i jfrim u short sojourn in Louisville i fZ B Frank Perry spent several1 e5 saws in Cincinnati last weekon business J l Mrs Adelaide Silks of New VyTork is the ghost of Mrs War rem Stoner Miss Elizabeth Cock rail has re turned front a visit to her brother jh Middlesboro v Misses Garnett nnd Stella Hob tfnson are visiting friends and rein lives in Virginia P Mrs TJ Diplof Louisville ijis the guest of her parents Mr fjird Mrs Robt Fletcher i Misses Flo Shirley Lodemaand jl Lillian Wood are spending several days at Olympian Snrinjrs- T j T Clarence+ For of Cincinnati was the guest of relatives here th- eltirstof the week Mrs J Roger Gatewood has as- herfit guest her niece Miss Ruth 1f Warren of Louisville ftN Capt Henry L Jones of Knox 4 ville Tenn is visiting the family 1I 9of his son 0 l1 Jones W Sheriff Seth Botts and County p Clerk Leslie Shrout of Owinys 1w ville were in the city F1e1lrIi c1uuphtU friends at Owingsville lllisses Dcssie and Clara StnllllI fc er have returned from a visit to OityjWalter AIII lcn of Sharpfeburg were pleasant I v visitors at our oflice Monday jt Judge A A Hazel rigg and W IffCB White returned Sunday from trfpan extended visit in the Ea- stAirs Will White and Mrs Sarah Field of Fayetto county are vis I s- v king Mr and Mrs Rice Crooks r Miss Mary McClure Fogg was the guest of friends and relatives in Indianapolis Ind last week- sM Frank J Craig and little son of Oblong Illure visiting her parents J A Stephens mind wife Mrs John Foster Speer of Indianapolis Ind is the guest of her mother Mrs Col Thomas JohnsonEd and William Duty of Winchester spent Sunday in this city the guests of friends and relatives Judge and Mrs Lewis Apper son sari Misses Elizabeth and Harriet Apperson left Monday lot Atlantic City Mrs John Morris and daughter Louise left Tuesday for a visit of several months to relatives in Co lumbia Mo- Misses Dcssic and Clara Stamp er were the pleasant guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Burkof Lex ington Sunday Mrs S P Jeffries of Los Angeles Cal arrived in this city last week to spend the balance of the summer with relatives Mr and Mrs R D Kiudof Lexington after a weeks visit to relatives in this city and county returned home Saturday Miss Gladys Samuels Mr Badger Robertson and Benton Kin solving spent several days with friends in Frankfort last week Mr Nelson Weedon will be accompanist for Miss Mary D Har Harbeson undl Robt Harbeson at the song recital Thursday night Miss Amelia Rowe who has been visiting the family of T C Quisenberry at Camargo has re turned to her home in Lexington Garrett 111aashull is at Se wance Summer Camp on Chesapeake Bay in Maryland where he has a position as a commissioned oilicerMr and Mrs Charlton T Ev tins and family and Misses Winona Tipton Alice Young and Emerald Judy fire enjoying a1 stay at Oil SpringsMrs W T Colvin of Huntington W Va and David Heilman of New York attended the funeral of their mother Mrs Mary Heil man Monday Mrs Edward Serley and daugh ter Elizabeth of Nashville Tenn and Mrs Geor re R Snyder Sr of Louisville are the guests of Mrs George IL Snyder JrI Mrs James W Powell of New Orleans and Mrs Ed P Bean and daughter Miss Carrie Vhite Bean of Birmingham Ala are visiting Mrs John W White Mrs T C B Jeffries of this county and Mrs Fleta FoleyI of Lexington left Sunday for Putin Bay Ohio to witness the International Regetta which begun there the IGth continuing through the week A 1ITfiY K McKenna left Sat urday for Austin Minnesota to attend the wedding of his sister Mayphine Alice From there he goes to Hot Springs Ark to take a position in St Josephs Hospital r y Ww i j i 7 1 While Maysville Streetif c IS torn up ril aNjfe mttI l I r leaire 1 fJ9 Drive in we will get WJ1- tt ltbp you out i- a v JoC iltIj j I I F TABB 1iI 1Sfi c It Mrs J S Frazer Mrs J G Roberts Miss Rebecca Kendall Lloyd Frazer and Robert Nelson motored to Winchester last Thurs day and spent the night with friendsMisses I Mary Ennd Dorothy Tyler left Saturday for a two weeks visit to Putin Bay Island Ohio They were joined in Cin cinnati by Mr and Mrs ll A TylerI Attention Music Lovers A Song Recital will be heldat the Tabb Opera House next Thurs lay night July 20 Miss Mary Dan Harbeson soprano Mr Robert Harbeson tenor Mr Nelson Weedon accompanist All three a tists are well known in our city and to the music lovers this recital will be a rare treat FOR SALETwo tracts of land the timber on another tract a saw mill seed rye line colts E D Marshall Phone G25 Mt Sterling Ky 22t You find the best line of meats at phone 85 or 100 Greenwades oof THE SICK AI MrsH Berry is on the sick list u Uncle Tom Scott ds very sick with Brights disease Little Agnes Stofers condition is slightly improved Anna Davis Porter little daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Horace Por- te I is much better Virginia Yates Berry who hits been critically ill for some weel s past is rapidly improving Mrs J W Hcdden who tins been sick for the past week is much improved to the gratifica tion of her many friends Wm Katley who was hurt by a mule several days ago is still confined to his room He is em ployed by the Brick Street con tractorsSarah Elizabeth little daughter of Rev and Mrs J R Hobbs who was brought here for medical attention from Shelbyville Tenn is getting along nicely lwielOhenllult Corbin bright little son of Mr and Mrs Lan Corbin who with his mother has been visiting Mrs Corbins moth er Mrs Emma Chenault has ty phoid fever He has been sick several days but is now doing nicely Mrs Anderson mother of Mrs Chas Howe fell lust Saturday night and broke her hip Mrs Anderson was going from one room to another when the screen door slammed and hitting her knocked her down Site iis resting comfortablyOne Silk Boot Hose free with every pair of RED CROSS OXFORDS 524t 1 11 Brunn- eroavowtII1te ol o oe O f eQoece Rev W H Brown is attending the State Convention of the colored Christian Church being held at Midway this week The revival meeting at Camargo closed last sight The meeting inns been 11I1gclattended and many conversions were made iI Boys 5 suits 195ii Punch GIIlesII Wanted country hum at Green Wfi CSII Photographs I Snlaryements i I Picture framin i i The Bryan Studio Wy I WUICU WOULD YOU cnoos 1 I IIfyou saw a row of apples everyone differing in size ripeness and color and all for sale at the same price wouldnt you choose the bestlWhy not do the same thing when you buy fire insurance The cost of insurance is substantially the II in all agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the apples inI the row k u fresh Candies I j Fudge cream chocolate drops cocoanut bon bolas and mutiny other kinds onl10c pounds Ilt The Fair Store m Fresh clean stock of groceries at Vanarsdells 0 Oil cushion tops lOc cords for cushion lOc childrens cotton pants PII I10c The Fair 25 suits now 1250 iS1250I suits now ti25 Walsh BITS 1 Choose then HOFfMANS INSURANCE AGENCY For Nearly Three Quarters of a Century it has paid every loss big and little Its reputation is unexcelled It is the best fire insurance apple of them all and its policies cost no more u mthem in such a trivial matter as buying fruit at a fruit stand I Talk with Hoffman fitt sterling eDttCkY vi Seed Rye for Sale I have about 300 bushels ot first class seedrye for sale JJ S Boom Mt Sterling Ky Phone 028- Mt You can get spring lamb Greenwades Phone 85 or atII I have some specials if you can wear them in my 198 line small sizes 52it 11 11 BIlinnelI For the nicest chickens on the market phone No2 When you come to the County Fair go to the The Fair Store and look around biggest barghins in town Now is the time to buy your lard 50 pounds for 5 at Green wades If it is printing you want phone U Snve your mOil y 50 pounds of lard for i5 at Greenwades For the nicest Sickens on the nmkft phone No2 rH 15OO 1 I AT HALF PRIGS I 2i t 3000 Suits cut to 1500 2500 Suits cut to 12R50 1 2000 Suits cut to 1900 1500 Suits cut to 750 I V rillIWSaAsa GfulIICnrAWlui YrL aam saaaLUrvara aa +sna B K Broken lines of single suits of Hamburger SteinBloch and Kirschbaum makes Worsteds Cassimeres Homespuns and Serges all this seasons goods i and makes Greatest values ever offered See the window See the suits V Your size is here V iB7 iIfBI f qm gEsm s I WALSH BRU2IHa- lf Price Sale on Suits and Straws Now ini Progress a g Ii U It r J Ji f iili- c JJit A JJ y- r1 or r- rl k 0 t 1 I u7ii 4 I I r it J r F Ii 0 t- I I t i rTHEr i 1l o Railway ffCompanyHIli1 notice STERLING LEAVE For and From ARRIVES 719a in oujsviHe 1239 p m x 3147 p in Louisville 937 P 111 550 a m exitiKton t 920 a m 215 pm exinjjton J 7 05 pnli I ooa in Rothwell J 205 p 111 ntx1239If New York 1 Norfo1L x 937 p illjj Richmondx 347 p in Pikeville t 215 pm + 920 n m Hiuton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily t Weekdays LexingtonL o S EasternL By TiME TABLE Kfloctive May 2S 1911 Went8ot = dI No Nil 6 STATIONS I t1USA11 Lv QuickKinu 125 I Lv Jackson ISs tSo1 li5rO K K Junction 2Athol4 Ileatty ville Junction 60- 3I 251 Torrent I IbS 312 33Campion Junction t3 Clav City 719 4 05 L K Junction r51 4 3 Winchester 4So 8 o a Ar Lexington East ousa d STATIONS I INo Dalb Xo4 M e ate- Lv I Lexuijtton 1 Winchester 351720 L C It Junction Clay City 305 S5o Campion Junction 347 927 Torrent 404 g44 ItOHtlyville Junction 425 ICIOf Athol 1452 10304 O K Junction 5rg 1057 Jackson J 525 105 Ar Quicksand I125 CONN == ON8 LEXINGTONTrain No i will make connectionat Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky No 3 will make connection with the LiS N lit Lexing ton for Cincinnati 0 CAMPTON JUNCTIONTrains Nos I 2 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp tone Ky- ILEATTYVILIE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the Lit A Railway for Ileattyville 0 S K JUNCTION Trains Nos 2 3 and 4 will make connection with Ohio i Kentucky Ry for Canncl City Ky and O S K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent aHf NEWt MEAT STORE 4 nt meat and taut FRESH fRI tt 2 act to get it is at a first Class Meat Store I conduct such a place All of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats at nil times Prices reasona ble Nd Cut Prices but t T T 1jI Jlob JSOUi OTTO Uiv1 us a trial and be con vinced CLAWS MAT MAHKET Uhone 64 Next door to Post Off- iWINCHESTER e IMonument Worksw INCIU4T1I KY HBST WORK JOWKST WtlCES mJm Lot me know your warts and I will cull on you and save you moneyF H JACKSON Proii fur Sale rS f ft 4 Double Standard Polled Dur if f i ham Bulls which are hornless k Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky I 1 1 HORSELESS AGE HASNT COME Despite Development of the Automo bile Horses and Mules Are Far From Being Displaced Something hits been said at onetime and another half in jest and half in earnest about the coining of 8elfpro1IJelledwith the horse and mule altogether incidentnlly doing away at the same time with the home fly The auto mobile has made n wonderful devel opment in the past ten years but it has not displaced the horse and indi cations are tthat it will not do so for some time to come The horse and mule breeders are reported as look ing forward to an unprecedented year in their Business According to an estimate basfd on the amount of Business done up to the present time whichshows an increase of 11 per out over the snme period last stv =on 67000 animals are expected to ias through the Atlanta Ga mar ket in the year ending next August The money value will amount 1 If 12000000 and it is significant tint this is quite a figure when applied to the automobile business while it is only a small matter in the otal horse and mule business of the ountry The automobile is going = one in more senses than one but it has not yet displaced the horse and the mule NOT ALARMED r Do you think the armor plate of our warships is sufficient Well if it maintains the high quality of the samples we eat out of in this restaurant II guess the na tions safe NOT THE KIND OF A CUR Several young men were standing before the 1szkf in the Shirley motel the other afternoon talking about dogs Oiii of them tthought hed bother theI telephone girl by drawing her into disrujsion Site is pretty and rood natural but that afternoon she was very1 busy Say Bessiei said tho young man what kind of dogs do you like Y TIlt girl found time to say Fox terriers You do Yes Id just love to have a nice little fox terrier Gee said the young man Id like to Ln little fox terrier The girl smiled You might not till the hillsh said Why not t he asked Hcinuse she replied after an swering a iall Id want one bright enough fo be taught something Denver 1ostt IMPORTANCE OF EXAMPLE livery life is a profusion of faith and oxinxistS an inevitable and silent propaganda As far us lies in its jujwor it lends to transform the uni verse and Immunity into its own image Thus we have ulla cure of SoulS Every man is the center of perpetual radiation limo a luminous llaxly he iis as it were a beacon whiili entices a ship upon the rocks iif it doe nut guide it iinto port Every man is a priest even involun tarily his conduct is an unspolan sermon which iis forever preaching to others but there are priests of ibmalof Moloch and ofall the false oik Such is tho high importance of example Amiels Journal HEINES VIRULENT WISDOM Ueine that snake of the Hebrew paradise a smoothlipped serpent surely high inspiredwas never inspired more truly by the ser pents genius of virulent wisdom thaw when he uttered in a most characteristic hiss of sarcasm de scribing Musset before he had reached middle age as a young man with a very fine career behind him Never was there a truer as assuredly there never wits a cruder witticism Swinburnes Miscella nies I IN I Am Well writes Mrs L R Barker of Bud Ky and can do all my I housework For years I suffered with such pains I could scarcely stand on my feet After three different doctors had failed to help me I gave Cardui a trial Now I feel like a new woman E mCARDUI The Womans Tonic A womans health de pends so much upon her delicate organs that the least trouble there affects her whole system It is the little things that count in a womans life and health If you suffer from any of the aches and I pains due to womanly I weakness take Cardui at Ionce and avoid more seri I ous troubles We urge you to try it Begin today I Clarks Weekly News of the Harness Horse The experiment of handicap ping trotters ami pacers bv weight inst211d of time records or distance is to be givens pretty thorough tryout at the Grand Hapids meeting July 25 to QS and willno doubt attract a ureat deal ofattention This plan was ex perimented with by Horace Wilson Secretary of the Lexington Association some vears ago who prtty thoroughly demonstrated that itIIS practicable but for one reason and another the idea was never extensively tledlit a big meeting At the Grand Rap ids meeting it will be tried in a sweepstakes race for trotters eli gible to the 210 class or better and for the pacers with records of 208 or under An owner play start as many horses as he chooses The entrance fee is 50 with 500 added bthe association The terrible drought that hills prevailed in the Northwest for some time has been considerable of a handicap to the trotting meetings ill that section of the country Time dust on the country roads is said to be many inches deep And driving over then in the broiling sun occasions so much discomfort to men and horses that farmers prefer to remain at home rather than attempt it Even with such u severe handicap however all the meetings held to date have been well attended and successful That the horse breeding indus try will be greatly benefited and stimulated by free trade with Can ada is clearly shown by the filet that the value of horses sold by lbreeders and dealers in the States to the Canadians reached the lung nificent total of Si14172075 and the value of those imported from Canada was 2549201 With free trade relations between the two countries the increase in the voltimne of business cannot bo es timatedA market for the Amen can trotter is rapidly growingin Australia Many new breeding establishments are being started every year hillU growing de mand for American trotting stalI lions and inures of good breeding is apparent The light harness horse races in that country are gaininir in popularity At a re cent public sale held at Melbourne where several trotters and pacers were sold thirtyone American bred horses were snapped up at long prices Most disfiguring skin eruptions scrotum rashes etc are due to imnuro blood Burdock Blood Bitters is a cleansing blood tonic Makes you cleareyed clear brained clearskinned 1m 1 ClASSY RACES IBIGG FEATURE HE FAIR TROTTING AND PACING EVENTS WILL STIR BLOOD IN VEINS OF ALL HORSE LOVERS Not content with an exceptionally good racing card in the past L B Shropshire assistant secretary of the Kentucky State Fair hilts figured it out that a couple of added stakes would about suit tho popular taste and he has suggested two trotting races one a 217 and the other a 220 event This suggestion met the approval of James L Dent member in chargeThe early closing events in which the entries closed June 1 include the 215 217 220 and 225 classes in the trotting and the 214 and tho 225 classes in tho pacing events The purse in each of these events iis GOO The additional classes include the following offerings Trotting 224 218 and 214 classes purse 500 each Pacing 225 215 and free4or all classes purse 500 each Entries for the class races will close September 4 1911 Tho pro gram of races distributed as thr v are and calling for a grand total of 0600 In purses should be sufficient to at tract not only a bunch of horses which will furnish some excellent sport but also an attendance of enthusiasts on each of the five days DATES WHEN ENTRIES FOR FAIR WILL CLOSE SECRETARY SHY CALLS ATTEN TION TO FACT THAT RULES WILL BE STRICTLY AD HERED TO Secretary Perry M Shy of the Kentucky State Fair Board is anxious to have the fact impressed on the minds of prospective exhibitors that the final dates fixed for the closing of entries in all departments will be strictly ad hered to In this way only said Sec retary Shy can I treat every one alike This I intend doing nnd it will be necessary to refuse to receive en tries after the dates set forth In the Womens department Field Seed and Grain and Poultry which always are of great Interest It Is urged Ithnt prospective contestants get In earlyThe dates on which entries to the different departments will close are as follows omens Department Saturday September 2 Cattle Monday September 4 Field Seed and Grain Monday September 4- Swine Monday September 4 Sheep Monday September 4 Poultry Thursday September V Horses Thursday September 7 Mules and Jacks Thursday Septem ber 7- Collie Dogs Tuesday September 5 Plants and Flowers Monday Sep tember 1- 1Horticultural Monday September 11 Ill Be There Will You CATCHY SLOGAN FOR BOOSTING- OF STATE FAIR IS DECIDED UPON A slogan for the ninth Kentucky State Ialr has been decided upon and It Is expected to become a household word before September 11 rolls around It Is as follows Ill be there will you The state fair management thinks that all Kentucklans and southern In dlanlans should be boosters for the Kentucky State Fair and this slogan Is suggested as an appropriate one to use In that connection It will be ad vertised extensively and the hope Is expressed that H will be taken up and used generously In using this slogan the person do Ing so suggests first that ho or shq is going to attend the fair and thus become a booster It then asks the question Will you In other words It puts It up to the person addressed to get busy and join In making the fair the greatest In the his tory of the south Just ItS the greeting Howdy became a household word In and around Louisville when the Mystic Shrine met In that city so Is the greeting Ill be there will yon expected to become equally popular the length and breadth of the state FINE FOR THE CANDIDATES BIG DAY DURING KENTUCKY STATE FAIR SET ASIDE IN THEIR INTEREST A Kentucky community without one or more candidates present or pros pective for a state or district office Is a sad community Indeed In old Kentucky according to tradition children are taught political dogmas with tholr prayers But add to the great host of candidates for the more im portant ofllces the army of those seek Ing city or county positions and a force will bo brought together sum dent to drive both Madero and Diaz with their followers out of the turbu lent country of Mexico and into the sea Tho decision therefore to have one day of Kentucky State Fair week set aside to be known as Candidates day Is certain to meet with vociferous ap proval and there need bq no fear of a record breaking crowd for the day on that occasion i Learn to think Why Ishouldnot seriously essay the role of a Polonius I wot not for I mean well The most tire sonic thing in the world is nn exhortation upon the obvious But I shnlllikn few longs shots the palpable join the Rockfeller gang and become a tweeder upon things that stick out The rarest man in the Old today is the man who thinks for himself who lees not follow the tickling bell in time pasture of thought Our Ameri can life devoted chiefly to the pursuit of ufmeeded increment lees not tend to produce oriynali tv of thought The average Ameri can never thinks He merely fol lows in the rut worn deep by the feet of the rabblement Opinions monde in u few stops and there disseminated like bread in a fam ine Our institutions have been so revolutionized that the main task off time average life is not to think but to eat We have be come through necessity too en grossed with material problems to give time to those that expand personally in any other field than that of acquisitiveness We are too hi scy to think We prefer to et our opinions as we do ou- rsucksby purchase We buy a p miry paper which peddles the so phistry of an ass denre as ourselves and applaud n hollow noise Our observation is superficial and and we accept as profoundsuper ficial things We shall have no perfect citizenship until ve shall meet the nimble Why at every turn in the lanes of thought Every reform has followed that query We should all today be clad in ankles und nose rings but for the f w who have used their brains while the millions slum beredTohn D hats a obsa gob because men are too lazy to think and millions prefer masters to mental exercise It is a question habit If you would succeed in the world you must acquire the habit of thoughtcut out across the fields of investigation There is no beaten pathno signboards except those which lead you astray llL you accept your opinions upon a platter tendered by others you become but the goose stuffed to kill The man who amounts to something is the one who manipulates the small mob which rests on his shoulders If you allow others to stun that you become melclnn animated scavenger cart carrying about till refuse of other minds To listen to all opinions to accept none which hiive been put through the crucible of your mind istime onlv policy ihat will differentiate you from the ox which gees when gceil or haws when hawed Ve have no ills in this world that lire not the result of laziness of the human mind Tho slave did the masters work because his mind rather thanhis feet were shackled Vesubmit to civil tyranny and corruption because we will not think The pabulum upon which we feed has been chewed for us and we are intellectually unclean Think over these harmless erup tions tend get the habit Itching piles provoke profanity but profanity wont cure them 1oans Ointment cures itching I seeding or protruding piles after years of suffering At any drugstore 1m Say a Kind Word Always say a kind word If you can if only that It may come In perhaps with a singular opportuneness enter Ing sow mournful mans darkened room Ukea beautiful firefly whose happy convolutions he cannot but watch forgetting his many troubles Arthur Helps Rabbits Unearth Loot Jeweled rings gold watches mart Ruins and other valuable articles mien recently from a store In Dim oola l Vic Aus were recovered lie other day In a remarkable manor The burglars had chosen a lhot ow log as a safe and Innocentlooking bank for the loot but while two voung fanners were rabbit hunting a rabbit took refuge In the fallen tree Hiid In the effort to dislodge the little unlmai the hunters discovered the IeasureI One of Natures Wonder A bee can carry twice its own weight In hone 11- w l r ybb The Garage IS O- NBank Street y Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any TraIn ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 lit Sterlinp Ken- tuckyL4JDRY FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRYj CF ALL KIND ad to the Mt Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 r MT STERLING Laundry K Real Estate Real Estate TilE WORLD IS MADE Of Real Estate a lET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IT WE HAVE FOR S- rIEFarms of all sizes and prices city residences and vacant lots Let Us show you our list before you buy LIST YOUR f RMWmi US NOW Any bnsiuess entrusted to us will receive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office 28 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY A FACT ABOUT THE BLUES What is known as the Blues is seldom occasioned by actual exist- Ing external conditions but in thegreat majority of cases by a dis ordered LIVER a THIS IS A FACT which may be demonstra ted by trying a course o- fTuttsPiIIs They control and regulate the LIVER They bring hopemad bouymncy to the mind They bring health and elastic ity to the body I TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE yT k In T I jd i A f rG d rjj rt Democratic Efficiency Y adhering to the party prom e not to run amuck heedlessly d needlessly and at the same y ffteftively hacking down the sive andunjust tariff rates Democratic majority has i a sanity ability and eflici c tat has stopped its critic and WI d the applause of its par and the admiration of the coun il y The Democratic majority in- C House as a practicalpolitical n nsideration in full consonance itlv the question of national wel v fe faced at the opening of the extra session a decision between two possible tariff courses first a general tariff revision all along the line with a freelistinu of all commodities which enter into the list of the necessities of life sec onda revision downward touch jug on the most pressing items leaving the general bill to br workedout at the regular session An item in this consideration was and is the fact that the Demo cratic House has a llepublicai Senate and Republican President to deal with To have followed the first course and put on the record a general bill reducing and eliminating the tariff schedules to a revenue basis on all items now contained in the PayneAid rich tariff law might have been con strued as a act of perfidy and dishonor A bill of that char actercouldnot have passed even were it advisable to have passed measure and of its advis sicka yJtXt at the extra session ut leftst there is serious doubt By I attempting legislation of that I mnjorityIput up I publican party to defeat the tai I wouldIadvantage and would have aided the country not a bit In attacking the most obnoxious of all the PayneAldrich sched ules with a measure of reduction which it seems no Republican will dare oppose the Democratic House promises to bring relief immediately to the people It isnt all we would like to see hap pen to the wool schedule nor is it as complete a reduction as should be made but it is probably all that we can get Col Bryan un doubtedly takes the correct Dem ocratic attitude towards the wool schedule in demanding free wool but with a Republican Senate and u Republican President there will be no free woolno matter how many bills the Democratic House majority might devise There nay be some very serious ques tion on this point as to whether or not the porty would be better in the long run if it had placed free wool in its bill instead of the partial reduction it has made but if that same policy were carriedout on all the objectionable schedules we would Bret no tariff reduction whatever and we believe it is the judgment of the Democratic mas ses that the party in Congress has taken the practical view of a very difficult situationNa t iion a 1 Monthly a I summer is the season in and l Cannot have a Cut Price m Now in order to stimu I late trade and help we are Ehis offer hI have read with interest your late reference to polite people It is true in my case that when I meet a polite man I am myself politer that day that the man causes me to realize that I am not as polite as I should be Much as I admire my countrymen I must admit that they are not very polite And if thy get a joke on a man they never let up This is very impolite And a man you joke about a matter he dislikes will finally get even which doesnt do you any good It is worth remembering that if you are polite other people will as a rule be polite Try the ex periment some day and you will get along better Ifn than is ill natured and you reply to him politely he will be himself in most cases he will later apologize for his rudeness Stops earache in two minutes toothache or pain of burn or scald in five minutes hoarseness one hour muscleache two hours sore throat twelve hours Dr Thomas iilclectric Oil monarch over pain tin Hghest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs Feathers Sheep Pelts and Wool Sullivan Co W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13iyr Phone 474 6 suits Graves Originality Strictly speaking It is Impossible of course to be original Originality consists in perceiving the permanent behind ephemeral ho old behind the new in tracing tho evsrllviig spring of human motive from Its latest modern faucet deep down and back to its bidden source in consciousness and will Allen Duvall i IIe Ailantic If you havent the time to exer cise regularly Doans Kegulets will prevent They induce a mild easy healthful ac tion of the bowels without griping Ask your druggist for them 25 cents im we think sorrow must have as many lives as a cat it is so hard to drown for JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and STAPLE and GROCERIES SOUTHERN see S P The Man who bandies only the BEST They Classify Travelers Travelers in Wyoming are classified is dudes sage brushers or rough necks Anyone who travels or hunts with a guide Is a dude no matter how rough or unlcemptMiis personal appearance lownl grade pricesAdvocate Pub Co Inc 1TO BE GIVEN AWAY t This Handsome Rubber Tired Buggy Valued at 12500 to be Given Away I AbsoluielsrThursday 1911 Freer I get ticket with every dollar spent with us whether in cash or in payment of your account The reputation of this bug gy is already established everyone knows it is just as repre- sentedfirstclass t in every particular It is now on display at our store Reasony- our The dull hardware chinery We Sale We give something away collections making special Politeness ashamedof GD Boys S448- Punch constipation Sometimes theme CUREDMEATS FANCY VEGETABLES GREENWADE You and REMEMBER With every Cash Purchase or paymeut on acctimt of 1QO or more you get a chance for every dollar so spent or paid TIDE TIMET- his Buggy will be given away July 27 1911 at 330 p- In at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds Time ds preciousdo not delay hut get busy at once I u i tiDeI C yourpre untilPREWITT HOWELLLeading Hardware and Machinery Men of Mt Sterling Kentucky Il t II- t ti- f l I eft NjY J Kentucky Name and fish Nearly All Gone The Kentucky Fish and Game Protective Association is endeav oring to secure laws from the Leg islature which will adequately pro tect the fish and game of the State which are so rapidly disappearing Kentucky was an ideal fishing and hunting territory in the early days We do not fully appreciate the benefits of such protection Millions of dollars are spent in Maine every year by people who go there to fish and hunt Ken tucky ought to be such a hunters paradise The following will ex plain the plans of the Association Unless something is done in the near future to prevent the whole sale destruction of fish and game in and out of season Kentucky fields will be bare of birds and the streams without fish haven now there is but little use for the gun or pole and line and the scarcity of game and fish is a constant inducement to violation of law in the shooting of game out of sea son and in the use of dynamite ndseines Two things aic necessary for the preservation of the game and fish One of these is the protec tion of the game now existing and the other is the stocking of streams and fields by means of fish hatcheries and game preserves The killing of the game WHS a result of prejudice against game laws based on the belief that game laws were advocated solely for the benefit of city hunters but the people now realize that good grams laws las for the benefit of celbod v The Kentucky Fish and Gauze Protective Association is now trying to trec every hunter and fisher man in the State interested in the passage of better laws along this line One of its plans is for the State to charge a license of one dollar per year to every man who hunts on other mens land and to charge nonresidents of Kentucky at least 10 pet year for hunting in this State Similar laws an now and nave for yours past been in force in every State in the Un nion except Kentucky and about three other States Under suchn law a sufliciei t fundcould be raised to employ men to see that the fish and game laws are enforced und to provide stocks of fish and game for every field and stream in the State Of course if a man doesnt care a dol lars worth about hunting he wouldnt Nave to have a license und the burden would filIIon those who would be glad to stay so small a sum for so much pleasure One of the big benefits to be derived by the farmers would lbe the enforcement of tic posting Jaws and keeping trespassers off of their lands Under the present condi Lions a great ninny farmers allow theaiselves to be imposed upon ratter thin to drive hunters away but a paid game warden would have no such feeling in the matter la order to make the employment of wardens nonpolitical it is proposed to put the employ meat of wardens under the super vision of A Donpaitisan commis sion of four two to be elected by the Senate aad two by the House of Rjre8eatative who shall exceptfor Job punting is our business let ouIthe same price too Give us a trial Advocate Pub 001 Inc Stokes the New York million aire who was shot by two women is out of the hospitall but the girls are in jail An impartial judge placed the bail bond of the girls at 25000 and they hadno friends Money counts in Goth am and influence with money behind it goes a long way One of these girls was iI Stocker victim and the other woujd have been hud she fallen in Irishands Stokes is very rich and in New York money covers a multitudeofsins or rather it hides a multitude of sins BEST OPIATE FOR PATIENTS Woman Says Game of Solitaire Played by Some One Else Soothes andrLulls Them to Sleep CardsI Isaid tho woman quoted by the New York Sun Dont men tion cards to me I have played 18 games of solitaire since one oclock and am just about fagged out I understand this was your afternoon at the hospital remarked a card playing acquaintance So it was said the woman That is where I played solitaire I did it to amuse the patients In every hospitalward are several sick folks for whom a game of solitaire played at their bed side by somebody else is the best known opiate It soothes and lulls tthen to sleep when nothing else will They like cards when they are well they would like a game of solitaire now if only they had strength enough to think and move the cards limb they are too weak to do anything except just to lie hack and watch somebody else play That interests them Heading talking and singing to them is all right once in a while hut when thoy really want to rest and bo unused at the same timo the doctor advises a game of solitaire SOME CURIOUS MISPRINTS Errors by the Compositor That Make the Author Say Things Quite Other Than Intended A sentimental novelist describing his heroine as one who always kept modestlyI in the background was horrified to find it recorded in print that she always kept modesty in till backgroundA paper described tho throat ora suicide as heingcut from year to year A curious error appeared in tlio City Press In a notice of a special service held at St Pauls cathedral at which the anthem 1 Will Wash My lauds in Innocency wns sun by the choir the compositor made lime blunder that tho anthem sung was Ir will Wash My Hands in IIn decencyIn paper appeared an ad vertisement for a plain cook and house maid where tthe gardener cleaned knives boots and windows A SERENADE Luther Martin attorney general cfl Maryland was very fond of music but could not distinguish one time from another After his dtonseof Aaron Burr for treason ho was very unpopular in Baltimore A crowd surrounded his house with a hand of music playing The Rogues March The old gentleman took it as a coin pliment walked to the front and thanked them politely for their mu sic Not expecting such a reception the snob stared and moved on and his family who were very much ter rifled gun him a hint to slip away from the door Clark Eminent Lawyers t c t PUNCTUAL AT SCHOOL I A remarkable record is that of the four children of MrI JJ IR Diumntt assistant overseer of Newehtirch Isle of Wight who have attended till local school for an aggregate of 32 years and one month without missing a single attendance The record is as follows Harry Dannofr five years and five months Charlie ten yours and five months Nellie seven yeast and ten months and Ada eight years and five months The school in about two miles fro tithe familys residence and the die lance traveled by the quartet in jour neying to and from school exceeds 30000 milC3r41R1o I11 I i TELEGRAPHY IN OLDEN TIME3 The invention of tho telegraph IB vow traced back to 1G65 and particularly mentioned in a little book then written and published by tht marquis of Worcester inventor of the steam engine He there gives it the name of visual correspondence and calls it his own invention Tho process is getting possession of heights at convenient distances and by fireworks in different forms for different letters spelling the order or intelligence from station to station ALL ALONG THE LINE H I Our grocer isnt Ilogical When ice goes up he raises tho price of meatThats all right He has to use ice to keep his meat chilled But he also gives the price of kindling wood a substantial boost Louisville Courier Journal x J A t tdd r p 1 0 k J yJ tyi 1 l It l r o G Ii c 1 y Is t I III rr J ti10oe vi+oe0- t HIGH TOP t t J W fleel und family visited Mr George Flanders of Bourbon Sunday v qiJE Htnry had a fine mare to die recently Seems like Ernest hllslbad luck Miss Nancy Jones of near Millersburg is visiting Miss Grace May at Hinkston Bridge I HALT OAMK DOUBLK IIKADKll I On Saturday Aug 5 the Ca margo and Levee ball teams will I play the Ilicrh Top rounders at High Top ball park It is looked for ward to as the best game of the season There will be good shade plenty of good water lemonade and pop on ice Everybody is invited Admission 15 cents Ladies and children free The following is the High Top line up Wilson c f Henry r f Ford 1 1 b Ishmal 3rd biBryant s s Ishmal 2nd b Henry 1st b Ford c Henry p McCray umpire Game called at 2 u clock p tuPLU 1 LICK Crouch Gillaspie bought ai bunch of hogs from Jim Work j man at oi cents James Kendall sold a bunch of fut cattle to Crouch Eb Gillaspie at 4 cents Oscar Hedge bought a young bull from Wm Bryant for 45 The wheat crop is not as good as was expected i The prospect for a tobacco crop is very unpromising Nature has i inmost comuelled a cut out for ii this yourI jI STOOPSii Farmers arc sowing their stub II- blc fields in millet to make up for ii the loss of harjji Tobacco is taking a poor outji towards growing in this part of the county I J Jas Roblnus sold a calf to Rot I Gatewood for 17 00 Miss Lutic Quisenberry has begun 1 her school The attendance is smallat present i Clues Heaton is at home from j Leitchlield Ivy I Most all the wheat has been I soldat from 05c to 80c peijbushel j- Hoy j McClain of Bourbon county I came Sunday to visit relatives i Straw is being baled and stored I away 300 per ton is being of fered for it l M D Cocln elltlnd Eo A 1 i I I lastyCt3II John Oakley of Roes Run I j came Sunday to visit relativesII Rev T C Hunt of St Helens I Ky preathed to a large crowd at Springfield Sunday A protracted 3 meeting will begin there in a short tithe I Matt Ryan and wife of Spencer were guests of Roy Bytdand wife Saturday and Sunday- D L Goodan and Mrs H C Ficklin left Saturday for Owings ville to visit relatives GRASSY LICK Misses Mary Dean and Lizzie Casset visited in Winchester lust weekSheilds Hamilton of Ports mouth Ohio is visiting relatives hereMrs T J Carr sold three cows to James McDonald at lc per poundThe shower hero has been a great benefit to the crops It seems that the day has come when people know not what to do Blackberries leave been plenti ful here but are very small Mr Henry Turner and wife visited relatives ut Kiddville last weekEarle Wilkerson and wife and twin boysof Cynthillna visited the family of Dr A H Robbins IJill tWeek C ri = e Speca1 After our GREAT SACRIFICE SALE we find wei 1 r have a few Suits on which we will givej i i a- u 1 OFF for CASHi j j j i j i j lot of Suits this seasons goods Best makes 3000 Suit for 500 2500 Suit for 25C 2250 Suit for 25 2000 Suit for 1000 100 Suit for 900 15 00 Suit forII 750 250 Suit for 625 1000 Suit for 500 e1ndwDISPLAY C- IMICHAELSSTERN CLOTHING COl Ii These Suits include numbers of our REGULAR STOCK where there one or two of a kfnd left Every Suit GENUINE BARGAINI I Straw Hats One Half Off Come and see for yourself remembering even if you wantI nothing we always glad to see y- ourunenI GravesSterlings Leading Clothing Shoe Hat and Furnishing House Lb The Child ira the Eeb Charity Is a naked child glvInK noney to a bee without wings naked because excuselcfls and simple a child because tender and growing giving honey because Honey IB pleas ant and comfortable to a bee because a bee IB and deserv Ing without wings because helpless and wanting If thou denlest to such thou klllest a bee If thou glvoat to other than aUcb thou preservest Ii drone Quarles Enchiridion S Great State Is Texas Texas reaches from snow to summer from snow to strawberries from Icicles to Ice cream from skates to Juleps Because r train became stalled by snow In one part of Texas do not forget that on the same day wanderers from tho frozen north were eating strawberry shortcake and cream at five a throw and yard eggs at fifteen a dozen In heavenly Houston Hous ton Post Primitive Burmese Customs In Uurmab girls are privileged to do tbe wooing and men must always wait for them to take the Initiative Courtship and marriage are very aim pIe In Burmah When a girl sees a man she thinks will make her a good husband she offers him a stick of sweetmeat If he accepts her be eats the sweet and they are then and there considered raan and wife S+M91 A 1 1 1 1 1 II i r 1 r are a are I nt laborious Unique Lighthouse Lighthouse keeping from the main land Is possible In the case of a new light house on the const of Guernsey one of the Channel Islands The IhhtI house contains a powerful fog sirenIas well as an acetylene light thoI lighthouse keepers are stationed at the electrical plant on the shore more than a mile distant American Brains In Demand An American has been engaged by the state of Victoria to push the man ufacture of beet sugar The same state has given an American company a 130000 contract for an electric plant at the township recently founded at tbe state coal mine Wasted It costs him ten thousand dollars a yearto livesaid Mr Jones referring to Jan acquaintance and his com panlon according to a writer in Life asks Why does be spend his money so foolishly 1 Tons of Hair Clippings The barbers of Europe collect a crop of 1200000 pounds of kale an nually Criminal Instinct Crimes lead into one another They Who are capable of being forgers are capable of being incendiaries Burke ar y i r- V 1 k1 J 7- W t r I The White Mavis- A white mavis has been seen In the woods at Glen Tower Dunoon This albino stranger Is looked at askance by the other birds who hop round It at a safe distance as It he were a dangerous foreigner to be avoided Qood Arithmetic Bad Morals An expert tefls us that It costs a single man in boston SHaH a year to live Evidently It costs a map 1675 a year to lead a double life In Dot ton Bachelors Misfortune It Is the misfortune of the bachelor that he has no one to tell him frankly his faults but thhusbund has this happiness Ancient City of Arizona Evidences of a city in Arizona have been discovered which seem to indi cate that the town flourished ten thou sand years ago- Phonographs Popularity The exports of phonographs and rec ords from the United States nave dou bled in two years Measures Heat Radiation An instrument for measuring the nocturnal terrestrial radiation of heat bas been Invented by a Danish eels tUstI f j l OOPTBIQnr 1908 KT THE wM RrH l I FINEI I MICHACIS STERN A l ROCHT N yI I I For a nice Dork veal lamb or beef roast call phone 85 or 100 Greemvades Emotions In the Sexes The old notion that women are more emotional than men has been discred- Ited by a celebrated authority of Eu ropeHigh grade job work at low grade prices Advocate Pub Co Inc Fools dldntknowtouchedhisthe chlefest of them played poker in a gentlemans game Judge Let us sell you your gasoline Phone No2 4 Natural Question He was one of their most reliable and trustworthy employes Whats the matter Is be dead or Just absconded Nova Scotias least hasbuiltthe other t sa1tI t jyV w Wedding Announcement 11 Mr and Mrs James 1 wade announce the engagement of tbelr d1 h l Miss Russia Guy1Vue e1 Ii to I Mr Tliebdore ilerniiin Stiillwt r Jwertdlntr to tale place lltIN Mlddletown rlsUnnChur h v ryt a August 21 101llt seven fort yltvc i ofs1J mss ItUSSIA GAY WApK Miss Wade is the daughter of Jas E Wade of Donaldson Ivy one of the most practical farmers of Clark county Miss Wade has been engaged in the mercantile business for the lust two years which has been successful MIt THKODOKK IIKUMAX STAGES ITI1 Stnirjis is the son of V P Stages of Side View Ky who has beet engaged in the lightning conductor business most of his life Herman Staggs says his college is a commercial foot racer Actor reader pont and oratorI believes in a strenuous life Has been a successful choice meat dealer for the last eight years r also farmer and stoclcraistr The expression on Staggs face relates a happy past and a confident fu ture Contributed Nice Celery Plants at Spot Caslt Grocery Best Farm jil the South- A RARE OPPORTUNITYJ No other investment equal to it at this time 1300 acres 750 acres in cultiva tion Balance in good merchantable timberOn lands are 7 houses and barns and rwc Steamboat landings They are 24 fades from railroad station Land all level rich river bottom Fine cane brake This plantation made 300 bales of cotton and 10000 bushels of corn in one year and can do it again Figure the year out put 300 bales of cotton at 80 each 24000 00 Cotton seed 10 from each bale 3000 oo 10000 bushels corn hoc bu 6000 cp jTocould be made in one year to pay for the entire farm and with the entirefarm in cultivation it would realize far more Price 30 per acre Apply at this office 48tf I For Sale i Fine pure bred Collie puppies High grade and eligible to regis tration SP Green wade j Phone 100 Mt Sterling Ky Job printing is our business let us do voursre will live you something new and different from what you have been getting and at the same price too Gives us a 5 C trial I Advocate Pub Co Inc i w PaintingMany of the soiutoI itr- vi 0+ i w- I 1 I 11 i trJ l C I I W t I t j

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