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

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, July 26, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911072601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, July 26, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. i II CIRCULATION MONTGOMERY 111 A VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JULY 26 1911 3 I I GIRLS WORKING HARD CITY CONTEST 4ihe time for the Closing of the Atlantic City Contest Being Put on by the Mt Sterling Advocate is Rapidly Approaching SPIRITED CONTEST IS ATFRACTING ATTENTION 1rThe girls in the big contest are certainly a busy crowd and every effort is being made by the fail contestants towin the delightful trip The change in the vote is very 1 1slight except in District No2 Miss Triplett forging ahead of Miss Lockridge by a small mar gin several of the girls reserving their coupons and voting cer i tificates until the last few days of contestMany of the contestants stop at the office every day to find out how their favorite is working and to leave coupons or pay their subscriptions The management has made ar rangements with Mr Daniel M Bowmar of Versailles Ky who has been conducting Atlantic City and other tours for many years to take their contestantsoJ Mr Bowmar who is a traveler of many years experience will I yhavecomplete clurgeofl the partyp He has already madearrangements for his party at the hotels in Washington and Atlantic City arnin rer automobile tours a visit to the Congressional LibraryI Washingtons Monument andu splendid trip to Mt Vernon and other interesting things that the girls will appreciate A truly Uliirhtful vacation for the for Change in firm purrI Mr RS Stokley in the black smith and repair shop locatedat the corner of Bank and Locusts streets Mr Stephens will con tinue to run the business on the same high plane that it has been run in the past and assures hip many friends that all business given him will be highly appreciated Postofflce Discontinued The Spencer postoffice will be discontinued after August 15 and aljl persons living in that noigh t liorhood will get their mail by ru I1 route after that date LY4 Try Good Feeler Work Shoes 1 f24tJ H Brunner a 4 I j f I MTSTERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COUNTY NUMBER IN- ATLANTIC f I a j tunate girls No expense has been spared to give the girls a truly delightful outing as the AIJVOOATK appreciates the hard work they are doing and our only regret is that we cannot sendall of themThe the contest closes will be made known in our next issue but the time is not far off girls so it behooves you to be up and doing- A TII The contestants who win this contest will leave Mt Sterling on the noon train Thursday Aug 17 The date that the contest will close will be known in our next issue but from the above date girls you see it will close before very long Waste no time keep on the jump if you wish to winSTANDING OF CONTESTANTS DISTRICT NO I Miss Florence McNamara 20000 Miss Emily Tipton v 15000 I Miss Laura Graves Rooney 10000 DISTRICT N02 Miss Anna Mary Tripett 45830 Miss Mary Lockridge 4475 Miss Fannie Carr 8600 DISTRICT NO3 Miss Farris Felan Sharpsburj 17800 Miss Edna Byron Owingsville 14000 Miss May KincaidII 13 5 Miss Stella Dawson 12500 Miss Margaret Dickey Morehead 15000 The fair Dance The Fair dunce which will take place at Trimbles Hall tonight Wednesday promises to be one of the best attended and most thoroughly enjoyable affairs ever given in this city Saxton frosts orchestra will furnish the music If you want only the best in the meat and grocery line call Vu narsdells Lost Coat Ladies shoii blue serge coat lost on road either between Olympian Springs and Owings ville or Owingsville and Mt Sterling Finder return to Warren Stoner pnd receive reward Let us sell you your gasoline Phone No2 TFi m 4 4Advocates Great Atlantic City Contest 10 VOTESTHIS COUPON WHEN CUT OUT NEAT LY AND DEPOSITED IN THE BALLOT BOX AT THE ADVOCATE OFFICE WILL COUNT FOR 10 VOTES FOR THE YOUNG h LADY WHOSE NAME APPEARS BELOW MISSTh hADDRESSwN 4DISTRICT NO w duk r- r r I J iJYAt 4 m fvYy xw APj i 4- i ir r F lr y- i County fair The Montgomery County Pair began Tuesday and from the large crowd that poured in from all directions the attendance prom ises to be a record breaking one The grounds are in excellent condition the management having spent a trreat deal of time and money looking toward the comfort and pleasure of their patrons They have a good Midway Prof Longen in his aeroplane is I lllmestIespecially fine as will also the show rings All stalls have been taken by show horse men and among the stables on the ground are those of Collins Remond Allie Jones Charles Scott McCray Powhattan Farms S BrothelsII Emerald Chief Farm while the trotting stables of W C Gormley J B White of Rich mond W A Bacon of Paris H T Horine John W Davis E M Allen and John Utterback of Lexington IT B VanEvera Charles and Poyntz Bean and J D Arnspiger of Newtown are at the track while the stables of Patchen Wilkes Farm and S A Drummond of Huntington West Virginia arrived Tuesday McCrcarys Word Good as Gov ernment Bond A convention they say anda convention it is In offering an amendment to its own motion the Courier Journal had itorilY in mind to save time and trouble I and some expense the difference between a platform made by a platform committee andone framed by the candidates who aro to make the fight and face the music being the merest detail McCrearys word was out and word of McCreary is as good theI Government bond In suchu matter and in any event the ex pression of a definite popular pref erence is law with the Courier Journol We can beat them to a I hipIhip hooray forl the ticket and the platform let every Democrat inI Kentucky prepare to do his duty Already we have them on the run When they say We dont mean it they give themselves and their case away What they do mean if they can is to fool the people with their good enough Morgan till after the election Courier Journal Clerks and Carriers to Receive Advance Postmaster General Hitchcock has rdered promotions for post office clerks and city letter carriers which carry increases in salaries approximating 2000000 annually Orders were also issued for promotions in the railway mail service which will total 175000 a year These increases are in ad dition to the increase for rural mail carriers totaling 4000000 yearly which became effective July 1- The above order will give a raise in salary at once to Buford Boone clerk Robert Turner and Richard French city carriers while the others connectedwith the local office will receive a raise later on High gradojob work at low grade prices s Advocate Pub Co Inca I qt PLATFORM CONVENTION Democrats Will Hold Convention in Louisville August 15th The Democratic State Executive Committee which met in Louis ville last Wednesday issued a call for a state convention to be held in Louisville August 15th for the purpose of formulating a platform on which the State ticket is to run this coming November It is provided in the call that the delegates be chosen at mass county convention on August 12 The basis of representation will be one delegate for President in 1908 andone for each fraction over 100 Under the call no business can come before the convention ex cept the adoption of a platform At the same time Rufus 11 ransant a wealthy lumberman of Ashland was elected chairman of the State Campaign Committee by the members of the State Central Committee He was the choice of Senator McCreary the nominee for Governor Judge J A Sullivan of Rich mond was elected vice chairman of the State Campaign Committee He is a close friend of Senator McCreary Official announcement of the vote in the primary was made and was satisfactory to all the de feated candidates expressing con fidence in the fairness of the vote and pledging earnest support to all the nominees There were prominent Democrats from every sec tion in attendance at the meeting andall expressed the opinion that the Democratic ticket wouldwin easily in November Rotten Show at Tabb Opera House Again it has been the misfor tune of the Mt Sterling theatre going public to draw a lemon The ClarkMacDonald Co which started a weeks engagement at the Tabb lust Monday night being the worst show we have seen for several seasons It is supposed to be a musical comedy but we failed to hear anything like music or see the comedy in any part of the show It was rotten from start to finish A large part of the HuH ence left before the finish of the second part which cannot be dig nified by culling it second act Manager Wilkerson should have protected Ins audience by stopping the performance and refunding them their money As long as he allows them to be buncoed us they were Monday night they will have no confidence in the management Change in Furniture firm Mr J Wells Johnson andsis ter Miss Frances Johnson have bought a onehalf interest in the furniture and undertaking busij ness of C W Harris and have taken possession The style of the new limn is Harris Johnson The new partners are well known in this county and being excellent people are sure to add much strength to this already popular and progressive firm Young ORear Injured James ORear second son of Judge E C Oliear while sharp ening a scythe at the country Route of his father near Frankfort I last week painfully cut one of his arms and several stitches hud to be taken Job printing is our business let us do yours We will give you something new and different from what you have been getting and at the same price too Give us a trial Advocate Pub Co Inci Iit 1 Two Diamond Rings Worth 350 Stolen Some thief stole two diamond rings from a desk at the howeof Ben F Herriott on High street in this city some few days ago The rings were not missed for several days and then a systematic search was begun but they have not been found Oflicers were notifiedand put to work to hunt the gems for which Mr Herriott I has offered liberal reward The j gems were two soltuires and were valued at 350 and were the property i of Mr Herriotts daughter Miss Katherine Spence There is I no clue to the thief and it is IIII mystery how the rings were taken t Stoner Wins Pigeon Shoot In a match clay pigeon shoot ofII 200 birds heldnt Olympian springs last Thursday Mr Warren J Stoner defeated Mr W QI Stephens by a score of 1S1 to 178 There has been much rivalry between I these two shooters for sonic time and the outcome was looked forward to with much interest A number from here witnessed the contest On the following I day over the same trap Mr Stoner I succeeded in breaking 99 out of a possible 100IAccepts Position Buckner Woodford has just completed a business course in Lexington and left Wednesday to accept a position as bookkeeper with The First National Bank of Cincinnati at a splendid salary He was also offered a position with The Mechanics American National Bunk in St Louis but decided to locate in Cincinnati Plenty of Rain Prophecy for Week Washington July J3 Hain and plenty of it throughout the country is prophesied by the Weather Bureau for the coming week Cooler weather will follow the downpour in the beginning of the week but this cool wave will give way to higher temperature Inter although no unseasonably hot weather is expected Lois fail to Sell The building lots offered for sale at public unction last Saturday lo cated on East Main street west of trades livery stableand belong lug to J G Trimble were bid to 2100 as a whole As Mr Trim ble had already received a pre vious offer much bettor than the bid was rejected thisI Buys City Scales George cityIscales at public auction Saturday for the sum of 5 The scales were moved by Mr Stiles Monday morning Job printing is our business let us do yourser will givei you something new and different froth what you have been getting and at the same price too Give us a trial Advocate Pub Co Inc Passes Senate The Canadian reciprocity bill passed the Senate by a vote of 53 to 27 and will be ready for the Presidents signature on his return from Beverly early this week School Trustees The election of School Trustees in part of the county districts will be held August 5th The Board of Election Commissioners se lected the officers of election Tuesday Texas Gone Wet Last week in the election held in the State of Texas the anti prohibitionists carried the state by over 6000 The prohibitionists are claiming fraud l t I I CROP CONDITIONS In Montgomery CountYRain is Badly Needed and Crops in General Are Drying Up Montgomery county crops are very badly in need of rain and just at present are being damaged more by the drought than for some time The ground is as Iry as a bone and in nearly every Field dust can be easily shoveled jp bcart loads Grass is burning up and water in the Holds is jetting very low causing stockof all kinds to have to hustle to get anything to eat The harandJ- Ilts crop have both been harvest id and put away In the hay- Fields everything was cut weeds md IlIIIlod with that the crop is very poor and no good hay can be Found It is being retailed at from 22 to 27 per ton The oats crop is very inferior md while a considerable acreage was cut most of it was fullof weeds and will nlake very little feedand that too will be quite ommon The outlook is very poor for winter feed and farmers ire putting up everything that looks like it will make winter t provenderCorn tobacco also need rain fall badly The corn early planting which has all been laid by md is tasseling with well formed ears indicating a good yield is being daily damaged for want of moisture while the late planting is being stunted in its growth and will not make good corn Unless rain comes soon the early planting will dry up completely Some tobacco is in good shape but the larger part is al most a failure and without rainfall this week it looks like it will be an entire failure With all the rain that can possibly fall there are some fields of tobacco which will not be worth cuttimr at nil Stockof all kinds are not doing well on account of the drought in ninny sections uudns a whole Montgomery county is suffering more now for water than for the entire summer creeks and ponds are getting very low and in sonic instances absolutely dry with drinking water on some farms getting scarce Gardens are burning up and vegetation drying on the vines Great damage is being done to watermelons and cantaloupes throughout the county IIo STOCK SALKS INACTIVE Mr Howard buyer for Swift Company purchased about 150 export cattle weight about 1500 pounds from Sills Stofer and John Stofer at 565 and 575 per hundred the cattle to go early in the coming month Oscar Hedges bought from Witl iam Bryant a young bull at 45 Ricketts Bros sold to Dan Welch 81I lambs at 5i cents J Gano Johnson bought of Ricketts Bros ten tons of clover hay in the shock at 15 per ton in the field James Kendall sold to Crouch Gillaspic a bunch of cattle to be shipped to Cincinnati market at 4 centsRats havo been playing havoc withchickens and hundreds haye been killed by the pests Charles Barnard of Camargo had 150 ot his fine chickens killed in one night recently bIIts Chickens as a whole are doing goodand 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d sree rII IiIJatIi j i j IiorttedKitee ooee eartenv csod a rapidly Join ita fJoJttj Janijr becaace on sUKkfkrB = iii respoasible for many riou ir Ijoriei I eorape fanners to deoeod cbietli on smooth or rOe wire far fences Many urrdes aod style of it are manufacturedllrnertiri ererj refjoirement and io the caSk of heavy wire aivaoized arrr=J- plug to the best processes the length of sesvice often secure makes it highly economical fo I J permanent fences Mav types vII woven wire are CI1dernlJ = i no through inherent defects buy through poor fence construction Still others are made of Jowgradf materials and thinly galvanized Business farming requires that the cost of constructing and main taining fences shall be reduced greater efficiency secured and the total mileage of fencing per farm lessened to the minimum Job printing jis our business JetII us do yours We will give you 1what1 the same price too Give us a rial Advocate Pub Co Inc His Own Responsibility The man who expects to win bj borrowing anothers ideas must be prepared to bear the blame himself U he fails Human Nature No two persons are ever more whenSthey are censuring a third Ih Clay Mckee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put vou Next to best investments Sell The Best TLA3tPatUdDont fail to see them 44tf If it is printing you want phone 74 I j Gttests II 2efrai svre rec axd LOri CAirlaW a i ciiig II- t7tr1a thq 311 te fox TIegcdWa to he occtsoo itanb to tI I kruw ir PVsead em stylise httcy were Jeakd- em e r iLt ntilwas ready for the table md and kingc11 d streaky bacon and teL ju- ttci 1e0Vn dbahtzSiA zd the hosts s bcttelf as cool J mdtEE jt ia3 set baasar tiBien- Se arrar tJ3 Izre CUittdJ it wthan oldfa luoned range eJ p = n iVrrai rftacatcoarenJcntena best cooker =r I QilrkSj JIfIa r Unexpected II Mcw IL2 s4 3 baM1I WJd tomh sd ilyoi6oa nyudJUnxfletCU te Ud wek a- i t 11c9wiit MIci willa ikv2 er1sr towel ru etc DftJatererrwbaet W trftelvt it tcrsun crcciit to the oared eV34rftte Standard Oil Company Iaoorponte4 11 ii0ice to scsr1si Sobecribejs who are behind with their sub scriptiQa 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 msfl 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 idol summer I vacationIIi e e pC Nothing Succeeds Like Success You knosfThat the place to get full value for your money is at 1n W A Sutton dSons Furniture Carpets Rugs Etc 1 Cut PricesON OUR Entire Stock Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings Our Prices Always the Lowest Click Bros22 Sowth Maysville St Wtt Sterling Ky it I + t ea rdI y- y Ii 0 u nu wr I irI 00Cji flia fl l t 2 LEXINGTON KENTUCKY 1 AUGUST 789101112 I 0- I U 6 Big Days andNights 6 i on U S MarineBand Daily Concerts Aeroplane Flights Daily by J A D McCurdy o f u d O AHA Saddle Horse c S iJ 0UUU Futurity 0 Greatest CoItShowin the World Three Other Rick Saddle Horse Stakes HighClass Running and Harness Races Daily U HERBERT A KLINE CARNIVAL COMPANY U ==o- s 1 Kentucky federation of Com mercial Clubs To the Citizens of Kentucky Representatives from several of the Commercial organizations the State met on the State inI Grounds in Louisville September 15 1910 and organized the Keno tucky Federation of Commercial jClubs The purpose of this Federation sis set forth in the Constitution adopted is to promote a coopera i Live spirit among its members and to develop so far as is possi ble the conlluercialagricultural educational manufacturing and all other interests looking toward the advancement of the Stateof Ken tucky The slogan of the Federa tion is For a Greater State Through Cooperation This is a Statewide movement for Statewide advancement that i our proudold Commonwealth miry be placed in the right attitude be- forethe 1 J world andoccupy the honorable position in the galaxy of States her wonderfulnatural resources and advantages entitle her to- This can be done only ba uni- tedr effort upon the part of all pub lie spirited citizens We are therefore calling upon every Commercial organization and ev ery public spirited citizen in Ken 1 tuck to join us in this great for THvard movement for the advahce meot of every interest that will make our great State greater and betterThe membership dues in the Federation nave been fixed at a I iivery nominal sum thus enabling t every Commercial organization and individual to join hands with us in this movement without lirnin ciulburden The dues are as fol lows Commercial or similar or ganizations Twenty Cents IperI member for the first fifty and f Ten Cents per member for each 25000IN I Best ofall American Horse Shows Splendid Display of Every Class of Live Stock o 0nO o member over fifty No membership dues for organizations to be less than ten dollars payable semiannually Individual memberships are two dollars payable in advanceWhile it is the purpose of the Federation to foster every inter est for the betterment of Kentucky tits main work will be that of ad vertising to the world the wonderful resources with which Ken tuck is so wonderfully and richly endowed This is proposed to be done with well written and absolutely reliable information as to our educational interests and advantages our climate health con I di ionsoUl fertile soil and for what various sections are besti adapted live stock timber and minerals of all kinds published inn beautifully illustrated elegantly printed and handsomely bound volume Such a publication will riot only furnish reliable informa tion to the outside world as to thel I resources and advantages of Kentucky but will prove a revelation to ninety per cent of our own people Vith this information in one volume everyone willrealize that this is no mean country in which we live and that we have as much or more to boast of than many of the other States that have been doing more boasting than we and with this reliable data going out into the other States and into the hands of good people who are looking for such as we have there will be a great influx of people and money from other sections to as sist us in the propel development of our wonderful resources This is a big proposition it is Statewide too much for one indi vidualor one Community but with a united effort we can and will succeeduln union there is strength Let us den onstrate this in this forwardmovement The annual meeting will be held I OUR LEADERS k ForThisWeek I I a Golii filled Ladies Watch worth 1500 at r Gold Filled 17 Jewel Gents tWatch worth 1500 at N 17 Jewel Silverine Watchr i worth I1200 now 1150 iiai I X1150 900 f d J W JONES t r tft y Ar i in Louisville on Thursday and Fri day September 14 and 15 The sessions of the first day Thurs = day will be held in the Louisville Hotel and the sessions of the second day Friday will be held on the State Fair Grounds the day set apart by the Fair management for Federation day It is especially desired that ev ery Commercial organization and hundreds of individuals through out the State be enrolled as mem bers and be represented at the Federation meeting in Louisville in September that we may put our shoulders to the wheel and push forward For a Greater State Through Cooperation The officers of the Federation at the present time are as follows Geo H Cox Owenstoro Presi dent Dr Walker B Gossett Vice Presiclent Central District Hon Jos l4 Bosworth Middles boro 7icePresident Eastern District J 0 Ewing Burkesville VicePresident Western District Jims T W Argue Henderson SecretaryTreasurerThe 1 is as follows Eastern DistrictL N Davis Ashland Jos F Bosworth iI Middiesboro Dr Win 11 Thomp son Mt Sterling Central District Eugene E Hoge Frankfort Chas B Norton Louisville J1 J IV Porter Lexington Western DistrictGeo H Cox OwensI I boro C T W Argue Hender son S A Fowler Paducah I It is hoped that every good citi zen will prove themselves a federalist by joining the Federation and being present at the meeting in September There is no such thing as failure if allwill pull to getherOne drives East another drives West While the selfsame breezes blow Tis the set of the sails and not the gales That bids them whare to go Like the winds of the air are the wars of the fates As we journey along through life Tis the set of the soul that decides the goal And not the storm or the strife GKO H Cox Presidentys Stops earache two minutes toothache or pain of burn or scald in five minutes hoarseness one hour muscleache two hours sore throat twelve hoursDr Thomas electric Oil monarch over pain im V The Glory of God Llnuaeus once said ot the untold ing ot a blossom 1 saw God In His glory passing near me and bowed my I htad In worship Itching piles provoke profanity bit profanity wont cure them Doans Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles afterI I years of suffering At any drug store 1m i iDont Believe It A French traveler who has been In the elephant country of Africa says that when an elephant has the tooth ache another elephant makes a loop In a vine and acts as dentist to pull tho tooth Dont you believe anything of the kind He tells him to go over I to the nearest railroad and llet a freight tn ln knock It out KENIUCKY FAIR DATES The following are the dates fix t ed for holding the Kentucky Fairs l for 1911 as far as reported Mt Sterling July 255 days Versailles August 23 days Lexington August jG days Uniontown August 85 days I Vanceburg August I4 days Lawrenceburg August 15 41 days Leitchheld August 154 days Burkesville August 154 daysI Brodhead August 163 days Fern Creek Auirust 164 days Shephersville Augdst 22 4 dt1 s- London August 224 days Erlanger August 234 days Germantown August 24 3 days Nicholnsville August 29 3 days Frankfort August 294 days 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 55d- ays Hodgenville September 53days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 11C days Horse Cave September 204 days Falmouth September 27 4 nsl- byfield September 27 4 days r ooooOgOl PSOffiS WL tt DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown All Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Olllce in Martin lUiiltUng Phone 625 H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DRGm HORTONI Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable I IOffice Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered PromptlyI Hvr W B ROBINSON I IDR Veterinarian Olllce at Anderson t IoirilnmnVUvcry Stable Ounce Ilione 183 Residence Phone 551 Calls answered promptly KxHinlnations tree Assistant State Veterinarian An Old Maine Bear Trap T B F Bates of Oakland has a bear trap made by a Lubec blacksmith In 17S7 to catch bears The present own er has also used it for this purpose The trap has wo large springs one on each side of the Jaws on one of the Jaws are fivu large teeth and on i the other side six The Jaws have an t opening ot 12 by H InchesJlewlston I Journal I 41 r JO Robinson It The Jeweler The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get dfI fl High Grade Cut Glass in the newest floral designs Siverware in the patterns New laVallieres an excellent latestIGive us a call and see our extensive line ii U COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT I i Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute SUMMER S HlL is now in session classe 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 TTsT SI SjiLIDIDQaK PrinN1tfERLING KENTUCKY It lY At Q f p rPhoenix pre Silk Hosiery for Men and Women 1 IIGuaranteed Sold only by W H BERRY CO FITTERS OF FEET 1 The Home of Everything that is New and Upto the minute in Footwear Telephone 656a Shoe Repairing 3 Specialty L it7r- 1QE7HVp4tHMHJ4 4HtJI4- Hioll GRADE VrUIClrS MADE BY Columbus Buggy Company V r Connersville Buggy Company Continental Carriage Company PhaetonsStanhopes Buggies and Runabouts V Everything in Buggy Harness Chenault Orearswam i U4M 4iMHHt i tfd Jf r Since the very earliest ages of history marble v everywhere has been recognized as preeminent in the construction of the worlds greatest monuments und build 1 ings and Georgia Marble contains those durable qualities for which the stone from the ancient quarries was so justlywZZfamous In beauty Georgia Marble stands without an equal It matches up perfectly and when letteredshows a striking contrast that renders the inscription readable from a distance The crystalline formation is so closely interlocked as to prevent the slightest degree of absorption or decompo sition rendering it proof against climatic conditions and it re mains beautiful and unbroken always s50Round For Sale hvtd 1Maryland Jackson Marble and Gran- iteMonuments Etc Mt Sterling Ky IUfll r SPECIAL EXCURSION W CINCINNATI AND RETURN i Sunday July 2 16 and 30 RoundTrip QUEENCRESCENT ROUTE 1 50es- ui i RoundTrip SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 725 amASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS 0 n 8I f IJIir tw1I t f or Loans Ifnsuranceeo rs ateInsu16RLLNL Sl ROSSMAN OAZElRI 11 9w L to j I J J7Adv cate Publishing Company INCORPORATEDr yy V HEDDEN Eot7oasGj i i BBtersd ia the PortoOce at WL Sltrf x as fccdcass snail matter t SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEA Cask mast accompany order Ko anoooacesieat UKted ontfl paid for TWO PHONES MEAN DOUBLE COST i While we do not think the present excellent City Council composted as it isof efficient active and conscientious public servant would for a moment consider seriously the request of the East Tennessee Telephone Company for a franchise in our city at a sum equivalent to a gift under the terms of which an increased rate over the one nw charged by the Old Kentucky Telephone and Telegraph Company can be exacted of the people we feel it our duty to the public to let the facts be known in order that no mistake may be made which might cause this unfortunate condition ofaffairs to arise Two telephone systems do one of two things The public isre cjnired to accept Half service orpay double expense for complete servi Ice Under the heading U Half Service or Double Expanse we notice in the June issue of the Cosmopolitan magazine an argument in favor of the one telephone system plan made by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Associated Companies which we think is especially applicable here and so convincing is it we reproduce a large portion of it Two telephone systems in one town mean a dividedcoriimunity or a 1SosrimeareWn4nectedNeither system can fully meet the needs of the public any more than a single system could meet the needs of the flubhcjf cut in two and half the telephones discontinued Only those receive full service who qofA SUGGESTION TO THE CITY AUTHORITIES Some weeks ago the Mayor requested suggestions for an appro priate use of tile old grave yard property and Iravihghe fd number of citizens particularly from thecountry speckm opposition to the crll5 Wt1 bifJ tSfjf geifthat the city erect some posts in the old grave yard stretchsome chins with rings in them and have this lot as a free hitching place It has nice shade is centrally located and would tie a far more desir able place There is no doubt that the plan of compelling one to pay j a livery bill every time one comes to the city even for a few minutes wiijwork hardship on many The custom of hitching at the Court house wall though an unsanitary one has long been in vogue and the complaint on the part of the country people is therefore not wholly without merit The cost of fitting the oldup grave yard property into a commo dious hitching lot would not he treat and we submit this suggestion to the city authorities as well as to our Business Mens Club with the hope that favorable action will shortly be taken upon it After reading the card of announcement of Henry T Duncan Jr as a candidatei on the Fusion Ticket for Mayor of Lexington one might be pardoned for thinking there could be founda pair of winks concealed somewhere Under lJerr jcont J m SuttonEastin Co mMM funeral Directors and 8mbalmars- 7tmbulanoo Service f i Cornor ftfain and flank Streets lay Pliono 481 7fffht Phonis 295 and 23 LET US DO YOUR JOB PRINTIN- 100Per I Deposited in our savings Department will amount with interest in Ten Years 72197 fifteen Years 11111 1 816 I Twenty Years 157796 Bother amounts in like proportions JHD r exchange ffiank of Jfentxcty MT STEKLING KY I 1 1i 4tJt1II t F fWY j t f f I F 1 I Jb fljt oM I C JlIIII y 1 r T1 sx The MfSterling National flank Capital 50000Surplusr 50000 Lndinded Profits 12500 I ICB PATTERSON Cashier Democratic Discord tt The Republicans are disor ganized and have no hope ofa victor except by making inroads into Democratic ranks They can make no headway with me and rav friends by telling me that Mc Creary wants to defeat me for Congress In the first place I could not do so if he wanted heII but he does not want to and if I he wanted to and could do so he couldnot drive me out of the par ty bv doing so I have always i hadmy choice in Democratic i primaries and many many of r these choices have been defeated thereip but I have always made j i the party choice my choice at the i general election thereafter ti So let that end the mention of j the matter insofar as myself and j my friends are concerned Nojj atjthet tion of Senator McCreary Ollie James and the rest of the ticket I than will 1 My friends will be With me and they are stanch true loyal DernncratsBen JohnsonI j Phave always been active for the Democratic ticket and itwill give me great pleasure to support in toto the ticket selected by the July I primary and do all Ian1f bothoa the Stump and elsewhere i for itsiioininees and I congratu tj l tetI1 BP tl parZ 1L1rIt7J 1If m w i Democratic majorityJames Pi Edwardsfor Sale Privately I My farm of 125 acres of land ssituated on the Howards Mill and Preston turnpike Have 22 acres in corn about 4 acres in tobacco Fairly good dwelling house and tenant house and outbuildings Splendid orcliard Never failing springs This place will make a grid horny Come and see me aboutjt Terms reasonable J E HKXTOX Mt Sterling Ky R R No 4 NltpdbrBank Stock fog Safe i I will Offer at public llnctiolatt the courthouse door on Saturday August oth 1011 at 2 oclpek1 p m twentyfive shares of Traders National Bank Sto kThis stock will be offered nlpjts of five Sharps each vi j t 23t lifj 7J lJcatfsrrlt- Seed 1 Rye for Sale I I have about 300 bushels Qt first class seed rye for sale J S BOOIK Mt Sterling Ky Phone 023 rat I have some specials if you can smallCJ524t J H Brunner For the nicest chickens on the market phone No2 Greatest half price sale ever 15 suits 750 20 suits 510 Best mas Walsh Bros Big Price for Ball Player jBarney Dreyfuss president of the Pittsburg Club purchased Marty OToole St Pauls spit ball pitcher for 2250q This is the highest price ever paidi for a ballplayer J When you come to thejGountft Fair go to the The Fair Store and lookaroundbiggest bargains iin Itojrn r Vm1 This Bank is under tie fopervision of the U Syr Gov sraiaeat It ss subject to exasninwon by a National Bank Examiner st any time It is also under the direct man agement of a Board of Directors that meets Wednesday of each week Its cap ital of anon together with its accumu lated Suplus and Profits of 565003 and A stockholders double liability of 5Oroo is a positive guarantee against anr lor to depositors With the assurance of continued cans teons treatment and on our past record vre respectfully solicit your patronage Special Excursion to Niagara Tails Personally conducted excursion to Niagara Falls Lake Chantau 1 qua Toronto Thousand Island and Montreal Tuesday August 1 via Queen = Crescent Route iin Connection with Big Four Route Lake Trips Regular trips reading via Big Four to Cleveland and L Clevelaqfti n will be accepted for passage on the Cleveland Buffalo Transi Cos steamers or Northern S S Co between Cleveland and Buffalo Niagara Fall excursion tickets however are J toted to special trainigoingvand tlrtrefbre will not bV available rifeCBr steamers or Northern S S Co on the going trip but on return trip0 excursionists are in position to usE C 8 B steamers or Northerh 1 S Co Buffalo to Cleveland Tick ets are limited to return to 12 oas from date of sale Ask ticket agent for particulars- H C Kings P T A 7 Lexington Ky W A Beckler G PA Cincinnati O vV 1 fresh Candles 7 aj Fudge cream chocolate drop J cocoanut bon bpris andmaliyiitie- kinds r only1 IQc pounds at The ifH Fair Store f You can get sffrlng JambJ at frdenWddes PhonWtJr Wblm 1 co dmil rh o- ni 25 suits Ht halft priceJt250 20 suits at half price 10- Walsh Bros C icxa 0 Sped 1W 521000 Damages V L Deatkv of Nicholas county tiled suit in the Mason Circuit Court against the Cf 0 Railway Company for a t jll of 27000 The father as guartlian of John J Deatley wants 200p for himself and 25000 for his son John J Deatley was employed as a brakeman oia freight train an1 had been at work about three weeks when he was injured The accident occurred in January near this env Young Deatley in at tempting to board his train which was in motion at the time missed leis footing and fell His right foot was caught by the wheel ard I cut off at the ankle Prompt service and your patron age appreciated VanarsdelFs I atII Greenwades to Willow lunch baskets 25c lunch boxes lOc The Fair Until after the Fair with every pair RED CROSS OXFORDS one pair Silk Lylse Hose FREE 524t J H Brunner Broken lines at half prices Me S30 suits 15inens 15 suits 750 1V ol CtFalsh J5ros banyilfe airi August 2 3aho 4 1911 i Low round trip excursion fares QueensCrescent Route account the Dan ville Fair august 2 3and 4 1911 Round trip fare from Lex ingtonwill vbe135 Tickets on sale Augusb1 2 3 and 4 1911 Final limit to return until AUgUSt- a 1911 High class attractions f Music will be furnished by GrelI playmgpopuIrI i W A Beckler r z General Passenger Agent f Rini if TV t Ht- ve n C I limW 50 IHPWl- I 6f lard pfp fy lJreeowadasII I Get ouaa0lbcan of lard fo 5 at Green wades HarasstJI diinsont Funeral DirectorsAI and EmbalmersI I Mt Sterling Ky I PHONES Office 179 Kesldence 146 and 035a Graser numphreys Floristsi I i DESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS andrI I WEDDING DECORATIONS 4lOUR SPECIALTY 4A Greenhouse Phone 88 Store Phone 47VVMT STERLING KENTUCKY Winchester Bank Sues for 56 36870 on Notes i r Suit has been filed jn the Mason Circuit Court bya Winchester bank against G A Brooks the Burley Tobacco Society First National Bank Trut Company Third National Bank and J W Porter assignee of the Bank of Kentucky all of Lexington o rc- coverb3G80 alleged to Gedue onnbies A credit of l57pddjjfJ noted on same I I v Hl BIO SPECIALS DURING FAIR WEEK ONLY fJt 25 dozen 4tie regular 3 c Brooms at 19c each Not morey n V than 2 to each cus olJ1eu Gold Medal Starch berarfl than Argo or any other 1Itf gtm ular 5c package at icy or 35RI dozept ef ariaiont I All 5c boxes Matches 3c a bax x or 35ca dozen h Of a2iw Pureleaf lartf at 10cadMa nr pfer 50lp can 475 j J iJn- l 1 jlll POTtASN1jROtfRf j MSbit ODrW1tIGhrf teUolHVj- Rlow f andEasf MaID n T gflJ J 4 atrlOc a gallonzlr Ii a if I Asa r NoticeW- e I wish to give notice to our friends and patrons that we stillmanufacture the famous j La ghuill S ddleII I We believe this to be the best saddle on the market and one that has no superior The workmen who formerly made it fort Owen Laughlin Son are still in our employ and we willcon time to guarantee our saddles to be second to none We also carry a splendid line of I HANDMADE VARNISSa JI Weare gents for the BEST PUMP in the city We also han r I die a full line of i Tin and Galvanized Roofingj and employ only skilled workmen to do our work Anything jn the Saddle Harness or Tin line can be found at our store which is located next door to Horton Wades livery stableIon North Maysville street If you want your work done properly and promptly come and see us We will appreciate your trade V The Lauhlin i EOIIlD3llI f Successors to Owen Laughlin Son a aMT STERLING j =rr = KENTUCKY + t Yc V rt rS + lj 1 t t-t I i II bt4 I M IiJ lfa I I 4 f1 R v x 1 y i r r a- PflH f If f l c r IY L14k 1 4- f JtJl 101tIi J I + Qr C7 v I f 4 J I I i 1 I U IIi t flPAif vfawvwvv f wwwwww dJlf1 i tm It li f r J rr LNTS7 st 4 Si Oils Varnishes ri W 1 y Carriage Paints tfS Varnish Stains iti tt Enamel Paintsf jAnything in the paint line tar v r AT tsDuersons Drug Store fJfft Jf hone 129 No 10 Court StW i i t5 y h JAAMMMAAM f MMAMWA iJ1 Q Y rrev av PERSONAL t if3 1I i FennesseerJt1lfr 1vr Mj Wni French of Frankfort i is spending his vacation in this city Winchesynt y K Rebeccakehtiall1 iiV llissGrahamLaivsonof Fem t I t1r Vimg rg Iiss the nest of Miss a iladpJ WilsontI t I J Rev M Go Buckner and family Q of 0tdensboro are visitmgfB W 4 jXIirhble and wife Jlf Shields Gay and guest Mr Clias1 Byh spentaundawithI r frir d in Winchester I f ofdofr i Vz auntMrsHR Frehch4 V c 5 j 3 jIt H fItTomi Greeneteturnecl home from f Cincinnati Sunday and will beth gu t1 tkf hisplaleftt athrswtelr i Washi5 i r cation with heif mother this ityt lYsiittieylnltrtid fara- H i tJo iiwlblillIW 1 ysiJat i inifMra T B 111 Ilthun uri g lf j il1 tlT H farII Mr Clayton Howell who has been in Florida for the past few months returnel home A Saturday 1 t I w jas tm i 1+ i ssrs Wm Duty and L W Bvin of Winchester attended f th arbeson concert here Thurs 7 dai vening- 1j Chenault Cockrelland wife i we the guests of relatives in Fl ngsburg the latter part of thast week It j gr Stanley Thomas who has I be sojourning in the Southwest i foiphe past six or eight months I fl1sr ed home Sunday i Chenault Cockrell and wife I f l of Jddlesboro are the guests of refPt s Russell McClintock ofee y Jacksonville Fla and Miss Marie f1 Gager of Chattanooga Tenn are e gusts of Miss Laura Williams j 6 I f IiR Patterson and little son I ii v E in Fox of Winchester spent I jj a ifw days last week with the r foyers brother C B Patterson 1 M issj Stella Ogg jsi Visiting Mrs George lion at Winchester lI sEliza Nunnelloyt of Louis vile is visiting Mrs ELClay Airs Newton Dull has returned from a I trip to Aainmoth Olive Miss Marguerite Eyaas is visiting relatives in Bourbon county W R Tipton spent Monday and Tuesday in Cincinnati this week 4 Mss Nell Whitley of Paris iii witi her sister 1Mrs Hoffman WoodMiss Ada Ireland of Maysyillof is the guestof hand Mrs Joe ScottI c Mrs W H Cord and motlier Mrs Ireland are visiting in Mason countyCharley Ramsey of Winchester is visiting his grandparents JrH Mason and wife Col RobE T Smith has returnt jr i ed from a two elsvisif t Swango Springs Charles L Greener of Jellic6 Tenn is spending his vacation here with relativesSc MJss4Mary Bloyins has returned from aiideHghtfulI visit tollsHazel ORear at Frankfort r MisTliebeccadCoclrell and Miss Lula pney of Lexingtoni 1 trt1tfi1i itirig friends and relatives in this cityG B Salt caber is hqrjc fro IndiariapqlisjiAhis tourirfsTcar iting his wifeWariiiryi f Kirsjinna Tptoni i Ii asT Tr a cr Miss Mary Cobb tpfeifhasre turned from a severakjnonths iiyisitntOfjelatiyes and friends in Missouritit Jlt r Missi Jennie Aderahd bratprr Icynrey Sienff this weekIi i i I I Mr Will Graham and Misses Mary and KatheryTifcGnihaml o teS6mfihfm Gal1 1ltli+ 6tttvisltiifgaWi- L i e family xMftJotifi l tin f Mr and Mrs QlJarJtpn Evans and daughter Mis Florence Ray yllbethQJuestsQfi i N i Miss Ohve Wood returned home from Lexington Monday accompa nied by Miss Elizabeth McFarland who will he her guest during the fniriMrs W Schuster oT Waxaha chieTexA Mrs Lnur r E lay Miss Lee MnVof Ejinis Tex are visiting the family of R B Young Miss Caroline Rose berry of Paris Ky ard Miss r ElKabethi Whitridgei ofI Baltimore 1daret fl1 lJdIiiliMrsI off Bradfordsville Ky arrived Monday night to be the guests of Mrs 1 W Iledden and family for sev oral weelsr w- Mr mid Mrs Alhert Hoffman and daughter Mrs Robt L Coleman have returned from Martins vine Indwhere they werq alll much benefitted in health i r i3 1 i While MaYSVllle Street I1IT x t is torn up i j r gt j We are using an entrance J2Inthe rear of IIJ I WiIo fj 111rr Theatre t fYJ kre IJ Drive in we will getII IW t Jt J h Ih 07 I F TABS It 1- i t 1 i I3 B 11 i 0 IfJVYJWJ J V l CJUI lJt J y- I j 1 t- x I t irk 1 1 k- 5 1 G B SetllttretUrIJrdJlondn y from a visit to his wifes parents Capt iintli Mi JJ iVAVilliams iti Spring Station Mrs Scnff and little son Earl King will return Wednesday t Rodiey Jenkins of Elizabeth town has accepted position with John W Jones the jeweler Mr Jenkins1 is said to bean excellent f young man and we welcome him to our city The following Mt Sterling pees pIe returned Thursday night from a delightful three days trip tto Mammoth Cave Misses Mary and Elizabeth Lockridge Martha Lee tGay Mabel Reis Minnie Graves Catherine Hidden Nell Kate Mattie and Minnie Moberly Nola Morris and auest Miss Bark ley Sallie and Mary Nelson Eu bank Messrs Jack Stofer Harry and Henry Ringo How ard Reis Kcllar Greene and Henry Prewitt tfrThsy were chaperoned by Mrs Albert Stofer n1Clt Miss Sue Evans ir Oil cushion totS lOc cords for cushion lOcV childrens cotton pants pair 106 The Fair j Let us seILyou your gasoline Piione No2 I uv t I lttJ jfflwprV Safe i f 200 bushelchpicelrdiana Fultz Seed rWlieatv Phone 659B 3r2t UfiCAU lOSS fjI I have seen nothing to compare Oxfordsii wl I alemI BrunnerSai Why Men Dress Up If 30 suits now X15 15 suits noiv 7 e07 suits now 375 I L Walsh Bros Gave DemilcratsCredit f In a statement issuedlatj Beverly+ resident Tuft gave the Demo eratsinthe House and Senate the crecLij for the passage of the Cainndiainreciprocity treaty agree went bill 4 1 frt kJIhJ I J j isjij uo j 1Jnt MME I ilvPLac rnFl- alndl the timberonanother tract ajsavixlHseed ripe fine castsr 4 E D Marshall Phone 625 Mt Sterling Ky a 2 2t CountyFleaf fiiiis 2 for 5cThe Fair Store If itejs printing you want phone 74 of t Anything and everything ll e muletntTorjs at Vanarsdells You Und the best line of meats 4n YhGffetf533crttU Green wads One pair Silk Boot Hose free with every pair of RED CROSS 1OXFORDSI1 0I 52MV T H Brunner t v litfeh grade job work at low grade prices J r Advocate Pub Co Inc PantedI country hum at Greon v wades Mrs John Singleton sister ofI Lillian graham under indictment Jthe slipoting of YoE D Sliesv notified the New York police thatfMiss Graham had been missing singe Saturday night a Now is the time to buv your lard 50 pounds for 5 at Green yvades A L for Sale Houghlumbol oak pine and poplar of aR dimensions Also a tliirge quantity of chestnut oak pine and poplar shingles 23t W C Moore Hope Ky 9hotographs- Cnlavgemon s Sfature framing i T Je r an4Studio 1 yi1 i I 1 J Ill i iI h I j riS Gee u0RL I EJeNTS- ae i reeameoe amee o m o Miss Hnxnl Gruhbs entertained l with u delightful livehundred par ty at the palatiall home of her par Tuesdaygames a delicious luncheon was servedtLast Wednesday at her home on West Main street MlsPOldhami wits hostess nt a delicious I honor10fOhioMrs John Winn entertained Saturday evening with a delight ful euchrejat her stately home on Maysvill ji street in honor of her guests Misses Mary had Katlieryn Graham There yas a large number present and nil had a most en joyable evening Delicious re freshments were served during eveningMisses and Alleeh Beall were hostess at a beautiful lawn party given Thursday night of last week in the yard of Mr 13 F Wyatt on Harrison avenue The yard was lightedwith Japinese lariteVris and music vas furnished byr Wrights Orchestra About forty couples of the younger set were present and one of the most delightful evenings of the season was enjoyed Delicious refresh inents were served by Misses Mat tie Judy Bolts and Frances Samuels I I Fresh clean stock of groceries- at Vanarsdells It1 A for Sale M- v Fine pure bred Collie puli pies- High grade and eligible to regis tration S P Greenwader j I Phone 100 Mt Sterling Ky i jjo- jjliHalf prices on mens fine suits Sikfcsuits 10 32qOsuit t1625- t e in I uWnlshrBrosi Jr I tttOr t J l l1fgl e A t seu m w a v v ft1RYa yVCS aeroe41QbA Mrs Stockwelliunuels is out Rev Hugh McLellan of Texas from a threatened attack of fever formerly of Richmond Kwill Mrs Henry Watson was taken begin a meeting at Somerset sutijtnly ill Sunday but is better church July1 80 Music will bo WMrsDelcamp of Lexington Public quite sick fur week but isu some cordially invited The children ofwhat improved lth1fSundn school assisted 1by Mr Peter Evans who has been iirs F JI Boyd have put in a Quite sick for two months contin winabw uV +memory ofr II ues about the same r f Cord This withnew carpeting iawprovetneattcIrsmakes the church very attractive been quite sick for the past ten days is greatly improved For the nicest chickens on the Virginia Yates Berry who has market phone No2 bern ill for several weeks past is hsooni Mrs Thos Triplett fell Monday morning and painfully sprained A RARE OPPORTUNITY her ankle She is suffering con tH siderable pain and is confined toNo other investment equal to it at this her bedtime 1300 acres 750 acres in cultiva tion Balance in good merchantable Acquinas Laughlin who hastimber been in Lexington for the I IInd On t these lands are 7 louses and barns Ai areweekLmc1Vheelercane what improved brake This plantation made 300 bales of cotton and 10000 bushels of corn in 25 suits now 1250 1250 One year and can do it again Figure suitstheyear out put 300 bales of cotton at 8o each 24000 00IrL I Walsh Bros t Cottsn seed folO from each bale 3090 oo 0oWhenhave for dinner callus and let us Making a total in one year of 33000 00 tell you of the good things weTo this add second crops and enough h theavesentire farm and with the entire farm inI moreGreenwade130 per acre line of fresh meats Apply at this office 48tf Dry Cleaning Pressing and Repairing r r Uf to Date Style I t diesWotk a PressingCalltt- i i t is i V STOOIZTONJNI i r dJQi Yorth MaYflvite1 t eellL tltrlfng Itiegtucl jSH 1f 500SitsAT HALF PRICE jf 1ZI It 1I f ro tAr r1IIII 3000 Suits cut to i1500 2500 Suits cut to 1250 2000 Suits eat to 1000 0500 Suits eat to 750 lm II Broken lines of single suits of Hamburger SteinBloch and Kirschbaum makes Worsteds Cassimeres Homespuns and Serges all this seasons goods CV and makes Greatest values ever offered See the window See the suits Your size is here WALSH BROS1na- if Price Sae on Suits and Straws Now in Progress I jV 1 4 a v t 7xrrrr W rw+ F+ to 1 J dt THE 1 GSBsapealB ft ON lli1ayC- ompanyJ TIME OF TRUSS AT MT STERLING In Effect July P 1911 F Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and crone ARRIVE I iI mIIii x 347 p in Louisville x 937 p 111 J 55011 in Lexington J 920 a in- JJ 215 p in Lexinjjton 705 p M- lJ J 930 a in Rothwell 205 p 111 I New York mX1239Norfolk I PmIPikeville J 215 p 920 a in million Steeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily Weekdays LuiotoD S1 Eastern HyH r rMEi TABLE Effective May S IPIt VvcE =d STATIONS I IINOj M 8 Lv 12IvJackson I jiI Il 4 0 C K Junction J jtn I t57 II Athol j35 22 II neatlyville Junction j I 6603 251 3121 ITorrentI 643 330II CAmpton Junction II Clay City 719 405 511437IIAr Lexington JastBouse d I o = o STATIONS 4 + 11ailrI Daily A M P Lt Lexington r33 720II Winchester 217 803- II L1 8 Junction 23a 818- II II SjoCamptonII Torrent 404 944 jlC04IItg2I r030 19110II 05 C = Tic tf LUXIXGTOX Train No i will make connectiount Lexington with the L C N for Louisville Ky No 3 will make connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati O CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos I 23 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton Ky 11RATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L C A Railway for Bentt ville O C K JUNCTIONTrains Nos 2 and 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Kynl111 0 K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent w tttf NEW MEAT STORE Mit meat and want FRESH cal ti i v lace to get it is at a First Class Meat Store 1 conduct such a place All of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats At all times Prices reasona her Nt vut Priers but LrTl = JUi OTT Give us a trial and be con vinced CLAYS MEAT lMARKET I Phone 64 Next door to Post Offic- eWINCHESTER flonument WorksWINCHKSTKIt KY HKST WOKK IM VEST IHKKS Tot me know your wants and I will call on you and save you money K H JACKSON Prot fur Sale Double Standard Pulled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts I Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf kMt Sterling Ky I J 1 i P l 4fs MEN BEHIND GUNS IN MAKING OF GREAT FAIR MEMBERS OF STATE BOARD AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMEN ACCOMPLISH WONDERS The members of the Kentucky State Fair board together with those chosen to serve on the executive committee to the end that the ninth annual Ken tucky State Fair may be made the big Best from all standpoints In the his tory of the Commonwealth are as fol lowsState Fair BoardHon M C Ran kin Commissioner of Agriculture ex officio chairman Frankfort M A Scovall director Kentucky Experiment Station exofflcio Lexington j G N McGrew fifth Appellate district Bayou J L Dent second Appellate dis trict Leltchfleld H S VanZant third Appellate district Edmonton j L L Dorsey fourth Appellate district Anchorage H M Froman fifth Ap pellate district Ghent j William Ad dams sixth Appellate district Cyn thiana Fred R Blackburn seventh Appelate districtStantonE- xecutive Committee Hon M C Rankin J L Dent H S Van Zanf H M Froman and Fred R Blackburn of the state board and Julius V Beck mann Caldwell Norton C B Norton Walter Glover and Fred Kelsker Louisville Secretary Perry M Shy Louisville Assistant secretary L B Shropshire Louisville The task which these gentlemen have set themselves to do is a big one hut they have already accomplisher a vast amount of work In arranging tLe details in making contracts decid ing on the total appropriations for dif ferent purposes arranging the pre mium list providing for Improvements In the grounds and buildings and look ing after the comfort of the tens of thousands who will attend the big ex hibition HORNJ OFF PLENTY IT STATE FFAIR I PANDORAS BOX WILL BE RI VALED BY OFFERINGS OF RICH PRIZES WOMAN IN HER ELEMENT Field Seed and Grain Show to Open Eyes of Husbandmen Boys Corn Clubs Favored A fortune in prizes offered in con nection with regular exhibits and any number of special prizes offered as In duce Tents to the people of Kentucky to put the very best of their products on display at the coining Kentucky State Fair is having the effect of In tore tlng exhibitors to an extent never before known this early in advance But aside from the actual money to be obtained there is that about the preparations for the coming monster exhibition witch carries confidence with it The Kentucky State Fairgrounds when occupied with all that will go to make up the magnificent show to be held for one week In September beginning cm Monday the 11th and end- Ing at midnight Saturday the 16th will provide an array of feature sulli dent to tempt the interest and hold the attention of any one seeking In struction entertainment and agricul tural and technical uplift Dainty Needle Work Here articles of needle work almost endless lu number old fashioned blan kets or comforters shawls dainty ar tidies of feminine wear all represent- Ing long hours of careful and painstak ing work will be shown Another feature which will appeal to the women as well as the men is the poultry department This Industry has progressed wonderfully even in the past year and today those in Kentucky and Southern Indiana who are giving time and money to the rais- Ing of wonderfully impressive speci mens In the poultry line are numbered by the thousands Then there is the Field Seed and Ciraln department The husbandman who provides the food which sustains the greatest nation of the earth will be in his element when he reaches this department next September as Secre tary Shy has seen to it that especial attention is to be given the products of the fieldPrizes For Best Cereal Prominent anions the Innovations will he the Boys Corn Show with prizes sufficient to tempt the best of the youthful corn growers Already over the state the rivalry is keen and the members of the different clubs are striving with might and main to pro duce specimens of the cereal which they hope will capture one or more of the premiums The state has been divided Into three districts for the purposes of the corn show and the prizes will bo awarded as to districts Then to cap the climax there will bo a grand sweepstakes prize which will cause the boys from some sections of Ken tucky to return homo lifter September 1C next proudly bearing the trophy which will bo a flue tribute to their skirl and industry- In connection with the Field Seed and Grain Poultry and Womens De partments respectively Secretary Shy v calls attention to the fact that the closing dates for entries which will bo strictly adhered to are as follows Womens department Saturday September 2 Field Seed and Grain Monday September 4 and Poultry Thurs day September 7 A 7tn r MALARIA headache biliousness in digestion rheumatism pimples blotches yellow complexion etc are allII signs of poisons in blood These poisons should be driven out or serious illness may result To get rid of them u- seThdfordi BlackDraught the old reliable purely vegetable liver medicine Mrs J H Easier of Spartanburg S C says I had sick headache for years I felt bad most of the time I tried Thed fords BlackDraught and now I feel better than when I was 16 years old II Your druggist sells it insi 25 cent packages fFnslst on Thedfords Support the County fairs Our count agricultural fair have been told should continue to he important factors in the im provement of crops stck prac tires and standards of Iliving in the regions affected by their influence They are entitled to the active support ofnil farmers who are vitally interested in their own business for such exhibitions are a part of it Local fairs are capable of iu formingi inspiring anJ entertain inn those who attend in a spirit o- fllltil11An iI engel inquisitive visitori tan irather many valuable ideas suggestions and impressions as he systematically inspects the I displays For every member ofII the family there is much of special j j i interest at the better class of count j shows some are so comprehensive wellbalanced anti exten sive that they compare well in educational appeal and effect with stale fairs In recent years there has been a marked elevation of the ideals to ward which the most of our local agricultural exhibitions are work mtr Public opinion shaped by the new forces that are slowly enriching and enlarging country life has effected many wholesome cl antes in their character and conduct It istthe clean fair with representative exhibits of everything of local agricultural nili cance that pays bestwhether it makes money or no Men nndwomen who are quali lied for leadership in the great movements toward a higher and more efficient rural citizenship would find country fairs an effect ive medium through which to work And this is precisely what is needed to make such exhibitions immensely worth while Not onlIS visitors actuated by motives in which individual aud common good is involved but also as exhibiiors with a pride in their stock crops and handiwork of every sort farmers should try to make their local fairs a quiver for good in agriculture Sri fitter est warriints it Jimmiunity building demands it Every con sideration grounded in economic and personal aspiration urtrcs auu port of tilt county fairs His Last Fequest Two men were to be hanged for norsestoalhig The place selected was the middle of a trestle bridge span ning a river The rope was not securely tied on the first victim to be dropped and the knot slipped the man fell into the river and Immediately swam for the shore As they were adjusting tile rope on the second he remarked Say will ye be sure and tie tbat good and tlcht cause I cant swim Websters Most Profitable Boov Noah Webster says the mwK ol copyrights probably got more for hIli spelling book than was ever pntrt for any other book In the United StiUey We are unable to stntf the entire gun that was paid him for the copyright of that little bopk but thin kllI must have been more than S50 nOO His large dictionary a work on which He pent the greatest part of his life did not yield him a tenth part of the iiroflts of his spelling book HAVE REASON TO BE PROUD Achievements of the American People Afford View of Unbroken Line of Progress During the past 35 years 100000 miles of raironds have been built requiring nn expenditure of not less than 200000000 for labor and material We are both producers and consumers While our popula tion is onlya little over five percent of the population of the world I we produce 20 per cent of the wheat MO per cent of the iron and steel 55 I per cent of the copper 7 d1 per cent I theIcorn with inconceivable rapidity machin ery has taken the place of human toiland incidentally millions of slaves have been set free The same triumphant progress has unvaryingly I characterized every phase of hu I man endeavor on the American Continent Civil and religious liberty I is a natural condition as well as an I attitude of mind The story of agriculture manufacturing of mining I of the arts and sciences demon strates the unbroken progress andI I j uplift of the whole people Finally I the health and wellbeing of the toil fug masses have become with con- stantlyI increasing earnestness of endeavor the individual and collective purpose of the nation And above all the democratic idea through good arid evil report has encour I aged the personal work and charac- terj of the individual citizen It has always believed that competition I which encourages skill should remain paramount It has always glo ried in this personalcompetitive type as the ideal and preserver of democratic traditions James 0 Fagan in the Atlantic Nova Scotias Boast The province of Nova Scotia has built more permanent bridges than all the other provinces of Canada says the Nova Scotia brldj0 commissioner WvWv fWYtffYfWMtWWfff VYWfffYf Tiff WAY TO OBTAIN VOTES b = FOR EVERY NEW SUBSCRIBER p E 1 Year in advance r 100votes 2 Years in advance 300 votes 2F 3 Years in advance i Vi DOO votes 4 Years in advance v 700otcs j 5 Years in advance 1000 votes j 10 Years in advance or00rotes j 5 FOR OLD SUBSCRIBERS J0e J Year i 75 votes 25I2 Years V 200 votes 8 Yearsloi 0 votes 4 Years 500 votes 55 Yearsr00 votes rotesEI I i J I of the ADVOCATO good for ten votes XAMAAAAAMAAAAMAAAJAAM iMVAWAWMAAMM MAM I wtiicti WOULD von CHOOSE If you saw a row of apples everyone differing in size ripeness and color and for sale at the same price wouldnt you choose the best Why not do the same IIall when you buy fire insurance The cost of insurance iis substantially the all row agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the sameII Choose then MOffMANS 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 than those in agencies of inferior quality Why not use the same judgment in buying insurance that you would in such a trivial matter as buying fruit at a fruit stand t l Talk with Hoffman I i Mt Stexlix g Centuc2 r- II II The GarageIS ON Bank Street Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times j rV WE WILL MEET Any Train r ON NOTICE Stiherr Frazer Phone 268 Mt Sterlinn Kentucky AUNDR UuiFOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY Cll ALL KIND ad to lIteu Mt Sterlin- gLaundrgCo s All work promptly delivered We give special attention to family Washing jive Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STERLING Laundry q Real Estate Real Estate Till WORLD IS MADE O- FEstatoiJReal LET us SLLL YOU A PIECE Of lif WE HAVE FOR SALE FarlDSof all sizes and prices city residences and vacant lots Let Usr show you our list before you buy LIST YOUR FIRM1 WITH US NOW Any business entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans JOffice 28 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY Considerable Halibut A halibut caught recently In Thurso bay measured seven and onehalf feet long and over three feet broad And weighed over two hundred and fifty pounds It was far the biggest fish caught off the north of Scotland for many years and was sold for over 4- 1ottspaiI habitwilloneofDRINKING TOO MUCH will nauseaSICKandnervousnesswhichfoUowsrestMV the appetite and remove gloomy fs 1 lags Elegantly sugar coatedI Take No Substitute 1 rvtL iUi v I tw X k Advertising as a Guarantee liaWhcnll business concern invests i large sum in a handsome store equipment fur retail flier atldisinjil the public feels that B c ncen has goods worth ex nnirg People argue that un is t1i s had stablisheda reputa- n foes fair leafing and unless ey had goods that they knew led a need they would not dare end so much money Advertising likewise acts as a ittrantee of substantial business aracter When a firm spends pney frcclon this necessary rm of salesmanship the public includes that it must have goods ck of it that have demonstrated hejjk worth or the firm would not 1 G set apart this sum of monev gr Jf selling them through the fewspapers A concern that does not adver se impresses the public as mere an experiment The fact that r may have been in existence for any years does not help it so cry much Thejjpublic may even look at mere existence for a long I Srm of years as a disqualification indicating preference for oldtime methods It takes advertising to wove that you have confidence in your goodsijrj High grade job work at low grade prices j 7 Advocate Pub Co Inc Much Better Off I The world would be a little better o fit every evil tongue were owned ya person who stutters The Telephone Girl The Telephone Girl sits still In her chair Shallsteng to voices from everywhere She knows who Is happy and who has the blues She knows all our sorrows she knows all our Joys She knows every girl that Is chasing the boys She knows of our trouble she knows of our strife She knows everyman who Is mean to his wife She knows every time we are out with the boys She knows the excuses each fellow employs She knows every woman who has a past She knows every man who Is Inclined too fast In fact theres a secret ncath each saucy curl Of that quiet demure looliing Telephone Girl She could keep the whole town In a terrible stew If shed tell one tenth part of what she knew Now dont set your brain In a whirl When you think what you owe The Telephone Girl pp If you havent tile time to exer cise regularly Doans Regulets will prevent constipation They induce a mild easy healthful ac tion of thebowels without griping Ask your druggist for them 25 cents 1m One of the serious mistakes commonly made in American fanning is to invest surplus funds I in additional land when it would be infinitely more profitable ex cept where the speculative ele ment bulks large to equip our farms as they are for the highest efficiency as manufacturing plants Few farms are organized find conducted on business principles When fuming becomes a manufacturing business managed with the same degree of foresight economy and system which characterizes other commercial voca tions we shall know more of the possibilities of agriculture IS TERROR OF THE HOSTESS Unpunctual Guest Seldom Reallzet How She Is Upsetting the Household The unpunctual guest is the ter ror of the hostess unless she has the means and inclination to cross the palm of each servant of the house with gold In that case a degree of laziness will be tolerated which if a member of the family were con corned would be met with threats of departure Not every procrastinating guest is rich however and when one of the impecunious or grudging ones arrives by a train later than the one upon which she was expected it is the signal for rebellion From the moment she enters the door un til her departure the mistress of the household is in a state of continual I uneasiness lest the delinquent shall not be well served or that a domes tic crisis will be precipitated Why I cold breakfasts and rooms not lone up promptly do not in time reveal to the procrastinators that theyare upsetting a household and demoralizing the routine of each servant is a question that has never been answered but when a hint is thrown out to them as to the inconvenience caused the reply is very apt to he Oh I dont mind me I if I can only have those last few forty winks I never think if breakfast is cold or not and the hostess can say no more But her mental vow when goodby is eventually said is usu ally adhered to They Classify Travelers Travelers In Wyoming are classified as dudes sage brushers or rough necks Anyone who travels or hunts with a guide Is a dude no matter how rough or unkempt his personal appearance Rabbits Unearth Loot Jeweledl rings gold watches muff hairs and other valuable articles lolen recently from a store In Dim ioola Vic Aus were recovered tie other day In a remarkable man ier The burglars had chosen a hoi ow log as a safe and InnocenMooklnp bank for the oot but while twr oung farmers were rabbit bunting n- abblt took refuge In the fallen tree and In the effort to dislodge the littlE mltnai the hunters discovered the rensure For the JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAIIvK and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES see S P GRCENWADE The Man who handles only the BEST Scandinavian Courtship It was considered beneath the dig nity of a Scandinavian warrior tr court his bride by gallantry and submission le always waited until sh Gad bestowed her affections on anotl or and was In her way to the mar range ceremony then collecting his faithful followers they fell upon thf wedding party and carried away th bride It was much In favor of this practIco that marriages were always felcbcatcd at night As a Rule Old Man Toner says V can always tell by th beauty o1 the architects drawing what yer house aint gohf to look like when Its finished The Way of the Laundry- I had my alike coat washed last week said Mr Bllnxom and now Its an office jacket IT f 0 BE GIVEN AWAY This Handsome Rubber Tired Buggy Valued at 12500 to be Given Away Absolutely FreeThursday July 27th 1911 H Only One More Day To Secure Chances on the i HANDSOME BUGGY- Tol Be Given Away at the4- Motgofflery County Fair Grounds Thursday Be Sure and come to the Fair on this date and bring your tickets as you may hold the lucky number If the number drawn is not on the grounds we will continue to draw un= til some lucky person gets it Equal chances to all i PREWITTHOWELLLeading Hardware and Machinery f Men of Mt Sterling Kentucky 1 r whr i e m AEROPLANE FLIGHTS BY BIRDii MEN AT LEXINGTON FAIR Flights Will Begin on Tuesday and Several Will be Made by J A D McCurdy Each Day Over Lexington Aeroplane Flight of J A D McCurdy Over the Rocky Mountains in i Colorado Outstanding In Importance among the amusement features arranged for the big Blue Grass fair which will be held at Lexington the week of August 7th to 12th arc the daily aeroplane flights to be given by the world tamous aviator Mr J A D McCurdy No other modern science is the sub ject of so much Interest today as the effort to perfect aerial 1 navigation Among those engaged in this work Mr McCurdy holds a foremost place 1I he feats which he has already ac ompiished have given him aroputa ton that is not confined to the Amer ican continent but extends through out the world A nephew of Dr Alex tinder Graham Dell Inventor of the Hell Telephone Mr McCurdy has been placed all his life In the closest touch with foremost scientific investigation ind his work with heaviorthanalr ma hlnes has done much for the development of the science of navigation Perhaps best known among his ac complishments along this line Is the flight made last winter from Tampa to Havana It was the longest water light in the history of aviation and proved beyond peradvcnture the abso lute practicability of the aeroplane in ulditlon Mr McCurdy was the first nan to send a wireless message from in aeroplane and he has made nil merous other experiments and Rights pat have not only beou spectacular ut have been of large service In the dvaiicement of the science to which o has devoted his life Formerly connected with the Glenn H Curtiss Co Mr McCurdy has now i powerful organization of his own ind Is building his own machine He 3 using the world famous Gnome moor which holds all records in aviation or distance duration speed and alti tude The speed of the new McCurdy machine which will be shown to the American people for the first time at the Blue Grass fair is equal to that of FARMS EXHIBIT WILL ATTRACT UNUSUAL INTER EST FROM THE STANDPOINT- OF THE BLUE GRASS FARMER Individual Farm Exhibit Will Attract Best Possible Display of Individual Products Shown on Farms in Central Kentucky Unusual Interest will attach to the Blue Grass fair this year from the standpoint of the farmer For several seasons past there has been utilized as a special feature in the prize list of tho fair what has been known as an Individual farms exhibit The object of this exhibit Is to secure the best possible display of products grown on different Individual farms throughout Central Kentucky The result has been a manifestation of constantly greater Interest and this year there is every reason to believe that a very large number of farmers will take ad vantage of the opportunity afforded them by the fair to show how many different things and In what propor tion of prodigality can be grown on a Central Kentucky farm Prizes aggre gating 100 are given for these differ ent exhibits stud In addition such arti cles as wheat oats and blue grass seed which may be included in the general farm exhibit ore also eligible for competition in exclusive classes devoted to them with liberal premi ums offered as reward To this Individual farms exhibit will be devoted a large part of the first floor of Floral hall In connection with it also there will appear a dis play gotten up by the Kentucky Ex periment station which while not coming into competition in nny sense will prove of large educational value and real service to the farmers of Ken lucky Saved by Boor Barrela If Felix Madell petIcan thank a pyramid of beer barrel househomeroof last night while placing leapfrog and struck the apex of the beer bar- ref pjrramhL The barrels rolled away 1MIU4 any of the foreign monoplanes With it McCurdy can easily attain seventy five miles an hour With such a ma chine ho will give demonstrations at the lilac Grass fair that will be not only thrilling to the spectator but of very great educational value as well Beginning Tuesday August 8th the second day of the fair Mr McCurdy will make severalI flights each day He will attain an altitude of more than a mile and will remain in the air from thirty to forty minutes On August 8th ho will also make a flight from the grounds of the Blue Grass Fall asso ciation m Lexington to Winchester the county seat of Clark county eigh teen miles distant There he will alight fora few minutes to carry a communication from the officials of I tho Blue Grass fair to the mayor of Winchester and when an answer is received will come immediately back to the Blue Grass fair grounds The round try including the stop at Win chester will be made in less than an hour and a half This trip will not only prove the speed of the McCurdy machine but it will also show the prac tical uses to which modern air craft of the best type can be put The management of the Blue Grass fair anticipates that these aeroplane the111001lleI the price of admission and will draw to the grounds recordbreaking crowds I The flights will be arranged at such hours throughout the day that they can be witnessed by all Those who r come from a distance and are compelled to take early afternoon trains j will have the opportunity to see these flights before being compelled to leave I The fastest and most powerful of all American aeroplanes directed by the most skillful of American aviators la the attraction that will be offered dur- Ing h the week of the Blue Grass fair August 7th to 12t- hCARNIVALI FEATURES Splendid List of Shows Has Been Se cured For the Blue Grass Fair I r j I IjA splendid last of shows carnival features and riding devices has been arranged for the big Blue Grass fall at Lexington the week of August 7th to 12th All of these are furnished byfMr Herbert A Kline of Flint Midl and are under his personal direction and management No other man in the country today has such a reputa tion or standing along his own partic ular line as has Mr Kline He knows what tho people want and he always gives it to them The fact that year after year he has gone back to the great state fairs of the north and west Is the surest proof of the manner in which he satisfies his patrons Mr Kline has this year not only the best aggregation of shows which he has over managed but the best that were ever put together on one ground After the close of the big Winnipeg exposition at Winnipeg Canada on July 22nd he goes to tho North Da kota State fair for the week of July i 24th and then uses the intervening week to ship to Lexington so as to be ready to open at the Blue Grass fait on Monday August 7th Duo to n strike on the Grand Trunk railroad u i number of Mr Klines shows whichI were to appear at tho Blue Grass fate j last year did not reach Lexington Sc this year he is taking every precaution to see that ample time is allowed for shipment and to provide against any possible contingency that would prevent his having here his full aggregation There are some eighteen shows and riding devices In the lot which Kline brings Among them may be mentioned the Trained Wild Animal show tho Indian Village tho Ostrich Farm the Flea Circus the Dog and Monkey ho tel the Diving Girls the Zoo the Per severance Bonita the educated horse and various others of equal merit These shows will be on the Blue Grass fair grounds throughout the week of the fair All of them are clean moral and entirely free from objectionable features Any lady or any child will be safe In visiting them unattended They will prove one of the interesting anjusQmeat features ot the fairs ki r di 4 iI a 6 4L Jq F d j0 V r STATE FAIR CLUBS IN t COUNTIESNr II BOOSTERS WILL BE MAR 3SHALLED IN IMPOSING ARRAY IN EVERY DIRECTION Kentucky State Fair cjubs In every county In the state are promised long before the gates open for the big an nual exhibition on the magnificent fair grounds which are tho property of the people of Kentucky These Kentucky State Fair clubs will be organized iIn connection with tho county meetings of the Farmers Institutes Tho mem hers of each of these clubs are ex pected to becomoboosters and will have as their slogan Ill be there will you 7 The forming of these state fair clubs alone Is expected to mean a big iIn- crease In the attendance at the fall from each of the counties of Ken tacky In addition the fiscal court In each of the Kentucky counties will be ask ed to mako an appropriation of 100 for a county display Thero is not a county in the Commonwealth but which has one or more products of which It Is Justly proud and It Is these products which the respective appro priatlons wilt pay for displaying Therefore It not only will be state pride which will bo on trial but count pride as well A good natured rl vary will thus result which should send the citizens of the different coun ties back home prouder than ever of the resources of their respective com munities PREMIUMp LISTT GREAT I FEAST RURAL SCHOOLS RECOGNIZED KENTUCKY STATE FAIR GOES THE LIMIT IN ENCOURAGING EXHIBITORS The annual premium list for tho Kentucky State Fair which is just out of the hands of the printer teems with good things in the way of awards nil of a character to attract exhibitors Thousands of copies are being mailed to prospective exhibitors and the demand for them is unprecedented A glance through the pages of the pre mlum list which is attractively gotten up both from a standpoint of mechan teal work and of arrangement fur niches pleasing surprises Among the new departments will be the educational with prizes for the children In connection with the rural schools These prizes will be divided among the classos In sewing cooking map drawing model lessons writing spelling etc The premium list was placed in competent hands by Prof KHswcrth Regfinsteln at 1ho head of this department he having designated Mr McHenry Rhodes of Owensboro and Prof T J Coates of Richmond departmentisof both teachers rand pupils and ited contests are expected This recognition of the rural oftis In line with the policy of the agement to recognize the sections the state from which a big of the is expectedr PERRYS VICTORY ON ERIEIj TO BE DISPLAYED IN FIRE I I m h SometWr Will Bejj l Seen at Ktntuckv State Fair I wHraMw AL lllCl I From the amusement standpoint I lieIJiouof 1911 will make a big hit Amusements of a character I j which will not give offense but which n1contractedevery minute while tho visitors are in marshallingInto I phant is an entirely new and divert standpointThethe average person dizzy In a very few minute and wonderThe combination feature known as th Loop the Loop and tho Gap the Gap one of tho most thrilling feats over attempted anywhere is certain to draw thousands dally to the scene of this daredevil ride The headon collision between two monster engines each weighing 240 tons will provide sensations enough to last a week The two engines are started towards each other on a track and permitted to crash In front of the grand stand Kentuckys Commissioners The pyrotechnic displays will draw both old and young as If by magic as tho features arranged for this year will be certain to please In this Instance the state fair management has not been sparing of money as it decided that it were better to have none unless it be tho best- Kcntuckians should be especially in torested in tho graphically spectacular display of the Victory on Lake Erie as Gov Willson has already appointed commissioners from this state to tho centennial celebration In 1912 Other beautiful and Impressive fig ures shown in fire will be produced nightly by tho PyroSpectacular Company of Rochester N Y with which concern the contract has becnmade r l r 4II 1 t 1 j5 t or 1 cialffeiing After our GREAT SACRIFICE SALE we find we have a few Suits on which we will give OFF for CASHt r i i lot Suits this sea sons goods Best makes 3000 Suit for 500 2500 Suit for 250 2250 SuitforJ Iv25 2000 Suit for 1000 1800 Suit for 900 1500 Suit for 750 25O Suit for 625 0OO Suit for 500 lvhchllcls Stern Co- P t OCHTEI TI ochetlet N X WindowI S 6 i These Suits include nurnpeii pf our REGULAR STOCK where I there are one or two of a kind left Every Suit GENUINEJ BARGAIN i t Hats One Half Off Ir Come and see for yourself remembering even if you wanti M nothing we are always glad to see you ff PiinhiI ravesI Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoe and Furnishing House tIKf 0 1 8 C iI CORRESPONDENCE C dvq syo +p v1 C LEVEE The Levee baseball team for the third time crossed bats with the Stanton team andtivcnt down in defeat Saturday at Stanton Levee school is progressing nicely under the ably instructions of Bro Joe Adams T K Bowen and W D Johnson left Friday on a ten days prospecting trip to Illinois Prof H I Cord was in this section the past week in the interest os the Mt Sterling Colegi ute Institute and judging from the talk here several will attend that splendid institution of learn ing the coming session The hay crop is short andnear Ily all of it has been harvested The Levee baseball nineCrosse bats with the High i Top nine tt the liters grounds August 5 r i b k r 1 7 tr1 N A of 11 1 I i l 1 11 N t I Hat I IGRASSYI Born to lion July 24a daughter Miss Willie Yocum is visiting her grandmother at Spencer GVIrs Sterling Bushof Arkan saw is visiting here Henry L Jones and daughter Mrs Win Coons of Knoxville Tenn ore visiting here j Mason Hurt of Louisville is visiting here Mrs Gano Cay wood entertained a number of friends and relatives Sunday with a nice dinner W S Carr attended court at Winchester Monday Several front here attended Quarterly meeting at Catnargo Saturday and Sundry They served a nice dinner on the groundMiss Lucy Cartinill who has been visiting the family of T J Carr for the last three weeks re Carlisles actcoinpanind her homo and remained until Sunday J 1 I r 0 ri 4W2- jJ i r + y Dolan Unable to furnish Bond Thomas F Dolan held on the charge of shooting to death Patrick Mooney who was allowed bail in the sum of 10000 by the Fayette Circuit Court is still in jailnot yet having succeeded in getting the required sum Ernest It Bradley his employer who is at present in England has been communicated with and Dolans attorneys have advised Mr Bradley to authorize the em ployment of some reputable se curity or bonding company Mr IDolans trial at Lexington last week resulted in a hung jury p Marian Whitaker Dead Harlan Whitaker one of the first mountain men arrested in 1000 in connection with the asasst nation of Senator William Goebel was found dead in a thicket on his farm in Butler county Heartt disease was the cause of his death U For a nice pork veal lamb or beef roast call phone 85 or 100t Greemvades v l J 1 1 j cjA 11i v IMI See DISPLAY Straw If1t FRECKLES New Drug That Quickly Remove- These Homely Spots Theres no longer the slightest need of feeling ashmnctKof your freckles as a new drug othine double strength has been discovered that is a positive cure for these homely spots Simply get one ounce of othirie Jouble strength from Win S Lloyds drug store and apply a little of it at night and in the morning you will see that oven the worst have begun to disappear while the light freckles have van ished entirely It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed t completely clear the skin andI gain a beautiful clear complexion- Be sure to ask for the double strength othineI as this is sold under guarantee of money back if iit fails to remove the freckles 3t1 pp The promptest delivery in town f rgrocerieSat Vanarsdells I Oo r- y u c I f f it Iii iiiAIfMR t FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT qN OPENS AT LEXINGTON MOlf DAY AUGUST 7TH FOR SIX DAYS 1r Fair Bigger andBetter Than EverThlr YearNumerous Attractions Including U S Marine Band and Aeroplane Flights By Daring Bird Men The flfth annual exhibition of the Bluo Grass Fair association at Lex- Ington Ky begins on Monday afternoon August 7 and continues six days and nights through Saturday1 August 12thSince its organization in 1906 the Blue Grass fair has taken full rate with the largest and the best of tn t state fairs and expositions of Nort America It has very justly come to bo known as the greatest horse show In the world It is the only fair which offers a full quota and classification for breeding classes of the three great breeds of American horses as well a show classes simplified and arranged in a manner which makes their diS tinction clear Pitched on a larger and more exten sive scale than ever before with the certainty of Increased Interest on ac count of various added features this years fair promises to eclipse all rec ords Numerous additions and improvements have been made in the matter of rings and amusements feat ures have been secured of a kind and to an extent that justify thee belief that the fair will prove not only more valuable than ever to the live stock interests of Kentucky but also more attractive to those who visit It Three stakes are offered In tho show classes for saddle horses in addition to the first contest jn the National Saddle Horse Futurity which will tota11prizo7th Effort Is being exerted to secure the presence of a speaker of national prominence who will deliver a brief address Following this Interesting show rings will be seen races will be contested and a band concert by the noted United States Marine Band from Washington City will continue I I throughout the afternoon Monday night at 745 the evening concert of the Marine Band will begin and the famous aggregation of Herbert A Klines world renowned carnival shot s will offer opportunity for entertainment and amusement On Tuesday morning August 8th the big mule show always a most In teresting feature of the Blue Grass fair will be seen and Hereford cattle will also be shown Various breeds df sheep and svine will be Judged In the pens and the poultry judging will take place In the poultry house The out standing feature of Tuesday afternoon will be the contest for the National Saddle Horse Futurity In which fifty or more colts will compete for the prize of three thousand dollars There will also be various interesting rings for all kinds of show horses Also on Tuesday afternoon the first of the weeks aeroplane flights by Mr J A D MuCurdy will be given In addition to flights over the grounds In which he will attain an altitude of more than a mile Mr McCurdy will make a trip from the grounds to tli J dialtantchester a letter from tho officials of the Blue Grass fair He will alight at Winchester and receive an answer to this letter and then leave Immediately on his return trip He expects to make the journey in a little more than one hours time On Wednesday morning will be soon in front of the grand stand the classes for jack stock and the breeding classes for standard bred horses which always afford one of the best shows dur ing the week On Wednesday after noons program appears the famous Blue Grass fair stake for fivegalted saddle horses which for the past tluee years has produced the best show of five galted horses to bo seen anywhere In the world There will probably be twelve or more entries to this stake this year and an exciting contest is resultsThursday morning Is given over the breeding classes for the American sad rile horse and to classes for short horn cattle The prizes offered for Amer I can saddle horses are particularly rich and desirable and are certain to resuU x in a magnificent show The display oV short horns at the Blue Grass fair Is well forth a trip of many miles to any man interested In beef cattle On I Thursday afternoon among the show features will be witnessed the Junior i championship stake for fivegalted sad rile horses and an excellent program of racing varied show classes for road sters threegalted and fivegalted horses and for fine harness horseSj On I this afternoon also as every other afternoon beginning with Tuesday Mr McCurdy will make three or more flights in his aeroplane which will prove both educational and spectacu tartJerseyocattle This show will be imago Im portant than ever this year because of the fact that a number of very val cable cattle have recently been added to the herds in the vicinity of Losing ton On Friday afternoon will be seen eleven rings for Shetland ponies be besides a large number of show class es open to different kinds of horses Saturday is known as Thoroughbred Day On that morning are seen ring in which are brought together maiyj of the most famous thoroughbred rig ft h YM p 1 1 WI IC

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