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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, August 9, 1911.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fki I MT STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY 111I VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9 1911 NUMBER 5 I 1 MISS LOCKRIDGE t DEfEATS MISS TRIPLET Jk Jy Small Majority in Big Atlantic City Contest J But Both Will be Given This Delight ful Trip I MISSES McNAMARA AND DICKEY ALSO WINNERS r t The ADVOCATES Atlantic City Contest which has attracted so much attention closed Saturday at six oclock and the vote when tabulated l x by the judges Messrs Pierce Winn C B Patterson and Jno S IFrazer was found to be as follows DISTRICT I Miss Florence 1lcNamara27950l1i- ssEmilyI Tipton u 16700 DISTRICT 2 Miss Mary IockridgehIOS305 Miss Anna Mary Triplett 103930 9DISTRICT 3 y Miss Margaret Dickey 35225 F Miss Farris Feland 18555 i As shown by the large vote yr yrpolled Miss Lockridge and Miss Triplett worked especially hard and in view of their untiring 1 1efforts and the great financial suc Lf cess the contest has been the own ers of the ADVOCATE announced I1 to the judges before the vote was their intention of sending 11counted 1 b4 Chandler 1Photo MAKY Great i of whom be this delightful to llworlds summer resort i I To My friends k I wishIto thankeachand of you who helped me so r erously in my recent effort to win i one of the Atlantic City trips offered by the ADVOCATE and only wish that I could thank each one of you personally but as my time is short in which to make preparations for the trip I take c lj1 this method of expressing my ap preciation of what you have done f for me Although I failed to win in my district the ADVOCATE has been so as to make me a present of this delightful trip and I t Iam confident had it not been your valuable assistance Ii they would not have done so r thanking you for your J many kindnesses me and i assuring you that my appreciation of same will never be forgotten I remain Sincerely i ANNA MARY TRIILErr Manhattan shirts while are cut t I Walsh Bros I sizes 18 suits 9- ity it Punch For the nicest chickens on the market No 2 i j Iei i I I 1 3 both of these young ladies upon this delightful trip It is with no small degree of pride that the present management is able to say that the past year has been the most successfulone in the ADVOCATES history Its business has nearly doubled while its subscription has steadily in until now it has not only the largest subscription list but the largest business of any paper published in the county Its sub scription list is open to any advertiser or patron for examination and comparison who doubts this statement and we shall be glad to prove this to be true at any and all timesWe to thank our friends one and all for their generous treatment in the past and to assure them we shall endeavor to merit a liberal share of their patronage told cofidence MISS ANNA TKIIIKTT 1 h ADVOCATES Atlantic City Contest both will given trip the most famous iI everyone gen generous for Again shown Better buy prices Broken Graves 1 phone creased always Iarrof Thanks- I wish to express my most sincere thanks to my many friends who were so kind as to aid me iin my race for the Atlantic City trip given by the Advocate I am de lighted that I was so fortunate a to be returned the winner in m Y district and assure allmV friends that while on this delightful vaca tion I will ever remember them us I well know if it had not been for their valuable assistance I would have not won the trip Again thanking you one and all I will always beYour sincere friend FLORENCE MONAMAUA Card of Thanks To those who subscribed for the Mt Sterling Advocate at my so licitation or renewed their sub scriptions as well as to those whoso kindly saved coupons enabling me to vin in the Advocates At lantic City Contest I wish to ex prsss my thanks gratitude und appreciationMARY NDUEW LOCKUIDQE Expert cutter from Kahn Tai loring Co with us this week Samples inthe piece bunch Graves 4 J I l I tt r i i qP 1 4f I 4- siI tf The Home Paper For Absent Ones In almost every home there iis an absent one who is off at college school or in business If thla lovedone is not receiving the home paper he is being deprive- of a great deal of pleasant news Why not send him or her the ADVOCATE for a year It willE certainly be a most welcome gift and its coming each week will be almost as good as the letters fro i home It costs only two cents aL week and will give a dollars worthI of pleasure every time it comes Write to the absent members ofr your family and ask them if they wish it sent But you can save time and delay by subscribing forI them at once for we are what the answer will be If youI want the paper sent only during the time the college or school h is in session we will arrange to do this thus sending the paper only1 while the addressee is away from home Does your neighbor bor row your ADVOCATE every week ii Suggest to him that he subscribes and thereby have one of his own George Schegel to Wed Mr George W Schlegel of this city and Miss Clara Thompson of North Kenova Ohio will b united in marriage at the home of the bride the 23d of this month Mr Schlegel is a traveling salesman for the Berry Varnish Co I of Detroit Mich and has an ex cellent position George SchlegelI is one of the most popular and energetic young men ever reared inI this city His friends are numb red by his acquaintances and all1I that know him are ever ready to speak a good word of George His bridetobe is said to be a young llady of strildng personality and exceedingly attractive 0 This is Vacation Time Where are you going to spendI yours Our party leaves for Atlantic 1 City Aug 17 andwe have made arrangements whereby wei can accommodate all who want to accompany our party at a very reasonable figure All accommo dations will be the very best and1 nothing will be left undone to make this trip the most thorough ly enjoyable one imaginable For full particulars call at this oflice The promptest delivery in town1 for groceries at Vanarsdells To Select Fair Dates The Montgomery County Fait Association in order to let all know its dates for 1912 witao snaking a conflict with other fairs will choose the dates for the next year at a meeting to be held thi week The board will at once go to work to make the fair ne oueYr Auto Parties Messrs JasP King A A Hazelrigg W B White Cald well Clay C C McDonald J C Graves J Miller Hoffman How and Wyatt and R P Thom went to Lexington Sunday afternoon to attend the concert gLen by the celebrated U S Marine Band and all say the band is we worth going to hear New Firm Ed T Hon J W Hon and B Skidmore will soon open a new meat market and grocery store + handling nothing but the very best of everything They have incorporated under the firm name of Hon Skidmore Co and will be ready for business about August 15 in the Baumbuildin g near the Baumont Hotel All mens oxfords at greatly re dated prices at J H Brunners IthfrShoe Man 53t I t rr1 t McCLUR KINO Citytand Mr Pierce King of BecomedMan and Wife 230Edaughter of rslIarr McClure Kingmson of Robt King of Winchester surprised their many friends by getting marrieR in Winchester j Miss McClcre is the youngest daughter of Mrs Mary McClure and is an exceedingly bright attractive accomplished and much hasnmany friends LI this city who will join us in wishing that her mar Vied life may ut one long and con tinuous day of junshine vMr King is t nephew of Mrs 0veq Morris offf this city and is said to be a sjbndid young man of excellent lab ts and is quite popular whereyei he is known and has splendid bu mess qualifica tions At prescit he is propri tor of a pool and billiard parlor in Winchester I FaireThe Blue era Fair which started in Lexingh i last Monday is proving to be a great success The management n de a great hit when they securd the United States Marine Ban as many music lovers all over the ate will flock to Lexington if folno other you son than to hear his excellent band and great c dit should be given the cnterurisii jam hustling secretary Mr JointJ house for securing this wond nil aggrega Lion of musicians The fall is t befolerand well worth goin o see The railroads are giving t rates How to Kill Shr lbery 0 Mr Nick Madden UrI who is recognized as one of tI most sue cessful gentlemen in th county in killing briars shrirs thorn bushes weeds etc hi given us the following valuabl informa tion The time to cut tb growth is August 22 01 28 as it 1 dark of the moon at that tin The shrubs should bo cut froi 2i to 3i feet from the troll It is said it is an easy matter u get rid of shrubbery if these ins uctions are followed carefully I Miss Herriott Finds Di onus vltichutwere thought to have been len from Miss Katherino Spenc Her- herisMr B F Herriott were foild atII litxt tresses of a bed where Miss W riott had hidden theta and ad forgotten about it In her sp1 Miss Herriott remembered wllre she had placed the rings and W up and found them Boy Sent to Reform School yeast old colored boy was tried befo Judge McCormick last week charged with stealing a lot of 0x4 LCIIMcCormick and selling them as old junk and on motion of the County Attorney was sent to the LexingtoDn years more convictions like this will break u such petty thievery in our com munity LOSTOne pocket book about 8 inches long Finder will please notify Sarah E Stamper Berry Ky and receive liberal reward When in doubt as to what to have for dinner callus and let us tell you of the good things we have Vanarsdells Mainleaf Third In the Horseman Stake at Detroit last week Mainleaf ovine I by Jas R Magowan of this city finished third Miss Stokes first Justice Brooks second The5 horse received a bad start in thes first heat being sent off five lengths behind but finished close third In the second heat hand e Miss Stokes finished right to gether but the judges have the heat to Miss Stokes although the four timers said Mainleaf won the heat The colt being short o work Mr Curtis did not push him in the third heat The best time made in the race was 208i It was the opinion of a large numbe- of I the horsemen present that Mainleaf secured a very raw deal both in the start and in the de cision in the second heat and it h is predicted that when they meet again he will take their measures Colored fair The Colored Fair commences today Wednesday and continue- for four days The fair will be heldat the Montgomery Count Fair Association grounds and promises to be the most successfulI one ever held by the organization It is expected that the largest number of colored people ever seen in this city will be here thisi week In addition to the fair thei State Grand Order of U B F willalso meet in this city and till will help to draw a large number Missionary Movement The Womans Christian Temp erance Union assisted by the mis sionary societies and churches have organized City Missionary Movement and will hold a meeting j this weeix and elect officers It is the purpose of the new organization to engage Il deaconess + who will look lifter all kinds ofI missionary work and meet trains rind attend to chairity work of allI kinds Baumont Hotel Changes lIandsI The Baumont Hotel which has been under the management of L E Daniel for several years has changed hands Mr Daniel letlII ling He will devote nilof his time to his duties as tlllrelingI salesman The new manager of the hotel is Mr Arthur W Hol Imeyer of Indiana The net s I manager will make several chan and will run the hotel on both American and European plansII Garfield Perkins Dies Suddenly i Garfield Perkins formerly o fbig this city but recently of Owings ville dropped dead in the Butt1 county city last Tuesday of heart failure aged 58 years Mr Per k ins while a resident of this cityll was an employe of G D Sullivan Co He was the father o Charley Perkins a former em ploye of this office Aunt Lou Thompson Dead H tAuntI he oldest wealthiest and most respected colored women in th tote died at her home in thi s iity on Locust street last Thursday tight She wad 77 years of age hd left a fortune worth in the tighborhood of 30000 which ill probably go to her sister who s in the county j 1Licensed as Starters laS C McDonald and John D reenwnde who acted withtsu general1 satisfaction as start ors t our recent County FalIfhat eon taunted license by tile Natal Trotting Association oftI Hal rd Conn as Official Start ers 2pumps and oxfords re ducecUios j H Brunner 5311 The Shoe Man j + 1 Election of School Trustees Last Saturday School Trustees- d were elected in sixteen districts in the county There were only con tests in four of the districts virHowards Mill Lower Spencer Salem and Peytons Lick Every thins passed off quietiand then returns are as follows DIVISION NO 1 Prewittl1 F ORear MoberlyD J Burchett Lanfi No Election fDlYISION No2 1Howards lIilIL 11 Kush Lower SpencerS F McCor mick IHopeU M Sponcle Salem J S Stokley 3IGrassy LickV W Eubank Donaldson John Swope Peytons Lick Y ill illm Cal ert Oak Hill =No Election DIVISION NO 4 LeveeSimpson Garrett l lieturnssGum Grove M F Trimble Upper Spruce Zack Brown Ficklin A W Ficklin Notice In pursuance ofn resolution heretofore adopted by the Demo cratic State Central and Executive alliDemocrats Independents and all voterssby the November election 1911 told all voters who declare a purpose of affiliating with the Demo cratic party in said election and who arc residents of Montgomery county are requested to assemble at the Court House at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon August 12th for the purpose of selecting dele gates to attend a Delegate State Gun p1 ion to be held in the city of Louisville on August 15th Chas B Duerson Chm Base Ball The base ball mule at Spencer Saturday between the Spencer Gi ants and the Pealed Oak boys resulted inn onesided victory for the Pealed Oak boys by the score of 18 to 2 Brooks Combs pither for the winning team pitched u remarkable game striking out 23 men and allowing only two hits He also did some remarkable bat threessingle out of six times at bat IllsJpitching and batting was the best ever seen on the Spencer lot and it is reported that Smoots Brown has his eye on him for the league Tenant louse Burned A tenant house on the farm of R M Bridgforth was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon It Updykotwhose familyl was away from home at the time The origin of the lire is unknown Mr Up dyke who is a worthy man has the sympathy of nilwho know him since everything he had in wereswas no insurance on either the building or contents Ewing Fair beginsAug willbethe state this your S H Price t secretarty has been on the jump for some weeks past and has an interesting program arranged The promise to be especially good For a good old time attend fair Broken sizes 15 suits 750 Punch Graves For a nice Dork veal Iamb or beef roast call phone 85 or 100 Greenwades rt Y ry y Th t J fiNANCIAL CONDITION 1 UF I Montgomery County Kentucky ov JUNE so 1011A Interest Bearing Oblloations1n Cash Resources- In hands of the receiver for the Sinking Fund for the L fL S Railroad Bonds u 224510 In the hands of the County Treasurer to the credit of the Sinking hued for turnpike bonds 289407 Total cash on hands to pay in tfJ terest and on bonds I 513917 k I f Cash Resources r In hands of County Treasurer to the credit of 1909 Fiscal I 6993I 1 q1 1910 Fiscal year funds 48050 Bridge fund 14616 Turnpike building fund 20I 1907 goo 1909 97120 General fund 106850 Machinery fund 22021 In fund to pay on old T P repair vouchers 5024 Total cash on y6 Liabilities Lexington Big Sandy Rail road bonds outstanding 5100000 Outstanding bonds issued to pay for turnpikes 3100000 Unpaid vouchers issued for the purchase of turnpikes 618765 Total interestbearing debt 13318765 Debttyearfundsf haodlo9 Liabilities 1 Unpaid vouchers issuedaccount Fiscal year 1909 3648 Account Fiscal year 1910 51984 l Unpaid claims and accounts Fiscal year 1910 which had not been allowed on June 30 1911 but have been since 415859 Unpaid vouchers issued prior to July I 1909 907 Unpaid balance on old T P repair vouchers 177782 Total floating debt1 650180 To the Citizens and Taxpayers of Montgomery County Kentucky The members of the Fiscal Court for said county present for your consideration the above statement of the financial condtion of the county on June 30 19J1 it being the close of the Fiscal year 1910 During the Fiscal year 1910 four thousand dollars of the Lexing ton Bit Sandy Hailroad bonds were paid leaving now outstanding 5100000The in the Sinking Fund for the E L B S bonds was held to pay interest falling due on July 1 1911 and January 1 1912 Claims Allowed From July 1 1910 to Juiy 1 1911 Are summarized follows On Account of fiscal Year 1909 For turnpikes 5 725 80 For miscellaneous 133 86 For pauper 1 189 90 For fees and salaries 102GH For bridges 63 00 Total 1909 S 2138 M- On account road machinery 1649 43 On account building turnpikes a +1 900 00 On account interest on turnpike voucbers 368 00 On account Attorneys fees adding machine and Court House repairs 1374 54 On Account Fiscal Year 1910- ii For bridges 2407 72 Fees and salaries 6848 24 Pauper claims1 v 3760 22 Miscellaneous claims 24u3 72 Turnpikes 6625 80 General turnpiker l and road claims 2369 78 j Turnpike road orders p 2362 05 Total 1910 26827 53 J Totalallowed 33258 40 f PC ilik lt itemized Lists of the Above Find Herein Below life There is sufficient cash on hands to pay all outstanding vouchers m issued on account Fiscal years 1909 and 1910 and all outstanding ttis 1ctI titaa fur lUlU and have a balance left- Asesessment4r For 1911 I The equalized valuation of the taxable property in the county as fixed by the State Board of Equalization etc is 691390000 f t Polls Per Assessors BOOKS f j i White 2198 Colored 796 I 2994 Dogs Listed By Assessor J Owned by whites 952 r Owned by colored 271 r 1226fTax Rate for 1911 iI 1 I r The Court levied a tax rate of sixty cents on the hundred dollar divided as follows jJ Fees and salaries lOc miscellaneous 8c pauper 5c T P buHLL t lug fund 2c bridges 3cI T P repairs 20c S F turnpikes 2c J 1 For L B S bonds i 0 1 Total A JO And a Ipoll tax of ti 150tThere was also levied in accordance with the certificate othe L t School Board for the educational needs of the county a poll tf of 50 cents and a property tax of 9 cents on the One Hundred Diars i1 of property outside of the city of Mt Sterling Kentucky The present otlicials have succeeded in having the controyer be 1 tween Menefee county and Montgomery county regarding t old It R Bonds finally determined by the Court of Appeals nder i which decision that portion of Menefeol county taken from Mojom ery county will be remiired to pay Montgomery county betwn live andsix thousand dollars A levy has already been made by Bnefeo county undu payment of from 1500 to 2000 will be paid u n the debt during the present year The attorneys employed man years ago to represent Montgomery county have been paid and thnatter iiTnows in the hands of the County Attorney with instruction com i plete said collection as rapidly as possib- lep41 f t f 1i f i- fjft if 1 I t 1 1I11 1 1 tJ n i c f iJh Jr r 1 r- j List of Pauper Claims Allowed on Account of Fiscal Year 1909 slid Vouchers for Same Were Made Pay FundIable out of the 1909 Pauper 12322 T J Douglas 450 12324 Vanarsdell Co 2400 12325 Henry Botts 6 00 12326 E Charles 2 00 12327 Richard Trimble 6 50 12328 Roberts Ringo 15 50 12329 A Trimble Co 124 40 12330 W F Stewart 7 00 Total 1909 pauper claims 189 90ii List of Turnpike Claims Allowed on Account of the Fiscal Year 1909 and Vouchers for Same Issued Payable out of the 1909 Turnpike Fund 12364 W W Eubank rock G L Donaldson 61 50 12355 Vr Eubank rock G L Prewltt 133 20 12356 W S Reeves use and work etc 30 00 12357 Steve Wills use etc 24 04 2358 J K Shropshire use etc 15C 12359 John Branham 9 00 12349 McCormIck Lumber Co 215 771 2350 H Pasley 2 2351 Clarence Cooper 16 00 12352 Henry Stephens 4 00lI 2353 I F Tabb t 21001 2410 Henry Willodghby 177 031 12413 Henry Willodghby 30 80 j Total 1909 Turnpike Claims 725 801 i List of Miscellaneous lalms Allowed on Account of the fiscal Year 1909 and Vouchers Issue for Same Payable out of 1909 MI ellaneous Fund 12331 Sentinel Dem crat 28 00 12332 Bradley G bert 12 55jj 12333 Continental Printing Co 14 00 2334 M J Good n rent etc 7 26 50 2335 Central Ky Nat Gas Co L 5 40 2336 J M Byrriirf 7 50 12337 G H Strotyr 1 90 12338 Mil yard Johnson mowIngII 12339 R S Stotely 13 81 12341 Mt Sterllig W L Ice Co une account 13 70 12340 Mrs Frat Haywood 1 50 12342 Standard Oil Co 400 Total 1909 IHscellaneous i claims 133 86 List of Claims or Fiscal Year 1909 Allowed and ouchers for Same Is sued Payable rut of Bridge Fund 12343 F M1 Fotner 6 00 12344 H B DT 53 00 12345 Stanley lenry 1 00 12346 W J Me 1 00 12347 Jesse Dvls 1 00 12318 Earl Ilery 1 00 Total 1909 Bdge claims 63 00 List of Fees ad Salaries Allowed on Account of Fiscal Year 1909 and Vouchers fc Same Made Payable out of 1909 Ibe and Salary Fund 12320 Miller Anderson 66 67 12321 FL W 5enff 75 00 12360 T C Julsenberry 1 00 12361 C IJean 6 00 123G2 O G Thompson G 00 12363 W D Henry 600 12364 T C Qulsenberry 600 12365 J M Wells 600 123G6 J cTrlmble 600 12367 C C Thompson 21 00 12368 J I Wells 21 00 12369 W Henry 3 00 12370 T Qulsenberry 12 00 12371 J Trimble 6 00 12372 R V Chiles 28 65 12373 AV Hazelrigg 99 52 12374 13 Bogle 2 00 12375 JR Coons 2 00 12376 DG Howell 2 00 12377 Mt Johnson 15 00 12378 V J Mlles 1 00 12379 Ilnnic Barnes 1 00 12380 Hale Swires 1 00 12381 f T Wilson 55 00 12382 Ij A McCormIck 325 00 12383 J Goodwin 175 00 12384A DeHaven 37 50 12385 S Spratt 25 00 12386 ohn Robinson J5 00 Tote 1009 Fees and Salar le 1026 31 List Claims and Accounts on Ac cost of Machinery for the Fiscal Y r 1910 Allowed and Vouchers for Sf Made Payable out of Ma chery Fund 125 Perfection Road Ma chlnery 8 00 123 Russell Co 9 63 14 Adams Express Co 1 60 lf6 Perfection Road Ma chinery 11 25 137 S GHck 85 101 Traders Katl Bank 1530 00 155 McCormick Stevens 1 701I 191 Joe Drennon 2 50 1192 Kelly Springfield Rol t ler Co 28 00 2170 The Call Walt Co 45 00 3246 Western Wheel P Scraper Co 515 3247 C W Bush 5 75 Total Machinery 164943 List of Vouchers Issued Payable out of Turnpike Sinking Fund 2557 M B Lewis Interest 240 00 2G84 Mt Sterling Nat Bank Interest 128 QO Total 368 00 List of Vouchers Issued Payable out of General Fund 12976 Burroughs Adding Ma chine Co 245 00 3000 J W Williams V No 55490 and Inst 629 54 3195 R H Wlnn 260 00 3196 A A Hazelrigg 260 00 Total 1374 54 List of Vouchers Issued Payable out of 1909 Fund to Build Turnpikes 2612 C B Reid and H M Turley 610 00 3157 0 B Reid and H M Turley 225 00II 4 t I r 1 l I 13197 C B Reid and H M Turley 45 00 Total 900 00 List of Bridge Claims Allowed on Ac count of Fiscal Year 1910 and Vouchers for Same Made PayabU out of the Bridge Fund 12435 Ben Pratt v 7 00 12436 Clarence Cooper 7 00 12437 Dave Brown 6 00 12438 Stanley Anderson 8 00 112439 Boone Howard 4 00 12517 Mike Gallagher 24 00 12518 Wyatt Quisenberry 100 12519 Peter Greenwade 700 12597 Wells Richardson 34 30 12598 J K Smith 3 00 12695 T J Douglas 4 00 12696 Frank Brown 26 93 12697 Jordan Bennett 1 50 12698 James Huffaker 1 00 12699 W C Laughlin 1 00 12700 W C Laughlin 1 00 12701 Yancy Laughlin 1 00 12702 R C Pelmeter 1 00 12703 George Roberts 25 00 12704 John Swope 8 00 12705 T J Stockdale 74 50 12706 Young Pasley 52 00 12707 R H Stockdale 3 5U 1270S W W Eubank 6 75 12709 Mrs R Marshall 32 90 12710 M Myers 2 00 12711 J B Clark 12 00 12796 Star Planing Mill 6 20 12797 Mrs R Marshall 76 72 12798 C M Stafford 5 00 12799 H Pasley 100 12800 Brackett Bridge Co 475 00 12801 Sam Lee 17 51 12802 Georgia Qulsenberry 28 00 12803 F D Richardson9 00 12804 Oregonia Bridge Co 677 87 12805 H B Duff 32 00 12806 ChiletfThompson Gro cery Co 83 46 12807 Jeff Garrett 2 25 12808 Ab Hiler 13 28 12941 Algin Trimble 3 00 12942 B P Perry 30 50 12943 J S Blevins 100 00 12977 J S Blevins 98 70 13040 Arch Botts 6 50 13041 Ray Pierce 12 25 13042 J N Cook 790 13043 Pierce Stevenson 4 90 13044 Dick Ingram 3 00 13045 Mack Stevenson 3 00 13046 Jim Kelso 2 25 11047 L M Kash 5 35 13048 Stanley Henry 6 00 13049 Hampton Montjoy 565 13056 Brackett Bridge Co 275 00 13193 E B Quisenberry 20 25 13194 Clarence Cooper 9 00 13242 Everett Colvin 5 80 13243 Wm Reese 5 00 13244 C Owens 16 50 13245 Wm Ecton 0 4 50 Total 1910 Bridge Claims 2407 72 List of Fees and Salaries Allowed on Account of the Fiscal Year 1910 and Vouchers For Same Made Payable out of the 1910 Fee and Salary Fund 12387 Miller Anderson 66 67 12388 Pearl Lane 865 12389 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12390 A A Hazelrigg 49 55 12391 C T Wilson 68 10 12392 C T Wdlson 42 00 12393 E W Senff 75 00 12394 W F Crooks 10750 12395 C G Thompson 6 00 12396 W D Henry 6 00 12397 C L Dean 6 00 12398 T C Qulsenberry 6 00 12399 T C Quisenberry 12 00 12400 J M Wells 6 00 12449 n G Kern 75 00 12401 J C Trimble 6 00 12450 Miller Anderson 66 66 12451 E W Senff 75 00 12452 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12529 n G Kern 6 25 12453 C T Wilson 47 00 12531 Miller Anderson 66 67 12532 J C Tipton 10 00 12533 O M Willoughby 35 00 12534 C G Pangburn 3 00 1255 A S Johnson 3 00 12536 W F Crooks 7400 12537 A A Hazelrigg 180 20 12538 W F Crooks 9 00 12539 Ben W Hall 9 00 12540 G W Senff 9 00 12541 E W Senff 75 00 12542 G A McCormIck 325 00 12543 111 Goodwin 175 00 12544 E S Spratt 25 00 12545 W A DeHaven 37 50 12546 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12547 John Robinson 15 00 12548 C T Wilson 63 90 12549 C G Thompson 6 00 12550 W D Henry 9 00 12551 C L Dean 9 00 12552 T C Quisenberry 9 00 12553 T C Qulsenberry 600 12554 J M Wells 9 00 12555 J M Wells 15 00 12556 J C Trimble 9 00 12557 J C Trimble 6 00 12615 Miller Anderson 33 33 12722 C T Wilson 37 80 12723 E W Senff 75 00 12724 John S Wyatt 33 33 12725 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12726 Mart Wells 9 00 12727 J C Trimble 6 00 12728 Pearl Lane 25 00 12846 E W Senff 75 00 12847 John S Wyatt 66 66 12848 George Eastin 36 00 12849 Dave Norris 1 00 12850 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12851 W F Crooks 97 25 12852 J R Hicks 92 40 12853 C T Wilson 80 30 12854 A A Hazelrigg 197 42 12855 W A DeHaven 24 00 12856 A M Bedford 2 00 12857 W T Smith 2 64 12858 Vincent Vance 2 64 12859 A W Ficklin 2 00 12860 Price Calk 2 00 12861 Tastes Burns 2 08 12862 C R Prewltt 2 08 12863 M F ORear 2 00 12864 A R Turley 2 00 12865 11 H Lewis 248 12866 W T Thompson 2 48 12867 U Bittinger 2 00 12868 DJ Burchett 2 48 12869 A W Stofer 2 00 12870 O C Mason 2 48 12871 Wm Howell 2 00 12872 George M Roberts 2 00 12873 Bingham Anderson 2 64 12874 W E Fartis 2 64 12875 E F Stun 2 00 12876 G B Swango 2 00 12877 H C Ledford 208 12878 R Marshall 2 08 12879 J D Magowan 200 12880 E J Shackelford 248 12881 A S Hart 2 00 12882 M E Heaton 2 48 J I k 0 12883 H C Kicklin 2 00 12884 J P Highland 2 00 12885 W B Davis 2 64 12886 J HI Henry 2 64 12887 E E Hastie 2 00 12888 E B Enzor 2 40 12889 P R Cockrell 2 00 12890 Wm Turley 2 40 12891 J E McClure 2 00 112892 Simpson Garett 2 00 12893 W D Johnson 2 48 12894 E H rMll onto 2 48 12895 F L Monroe 2 00 12896 J P Shackelford 2 48 12897 B D Prewltt 2 00 12898 B P Perry to 2 48 12899 A N Haddix 2 00 12900 J A Stephens 4 00 12901 B F Herriott 4 00 12902 B H Berry 4 00 12903 J H Wood 4 00 12904 J W Hinson 4 00 12905 W Hord Tipton 4 00 12906 C F Thomas 4 00 12907 H Campbell 4 00 12908 James Horton 2 00 12909 Thos W Fitzpatrick 2 00 12910 Henry Botts 4 00 12911 Norman Horton 4 00 12912 Strother Thomas 2 00 12913 Frank Young 2 00 12914 C B Fizer 4 00 12915 M A Maher 4 00 12916 J L White 400 12917 A M Cline 4 00 12918 C G Thompson 9 00 12919 W D Henry 15 00 12920 C L Dean 12 00 12921 T C Quisenberry 30 00 12922 J M Wells 9 00 12923 J C Trimble 9 00 12925 Thompson Dean 37 50 12926 G A McCormick 325 00 12949 O M Willoughby 2 80 12950 G B Senff 5 00 12951 W F Crooks 5 00 12952 Ben W Hall 5 00 12953 C T Wilson 100 30 12970 E W Senff 75 00 12971 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12972 J S Wyatt 66 67 12973 M1 J Goodwin 175 00 12974 S E Spratt 25 00 12975 John Robinson 15 00 12978 E W Senff v 75 00 12982 C T Wilson 73 80 12981 J S Wyatt 66 66 12980 J R Hicks 330 12979 G C Eastin 24 00 12983 A A Hazelrigg 223 61 12984 C H Petty 22 50 12988 W A Sutton 22 50 12989 B P Jeffries 22 50 12990 Jas W White 22 50 12991 R R Prewltt 22 50 12992 Pat Chase 2250 12985 H B Duff 22 50 12986 A A Hazelrigg 22 50 12987 Mitt Johnson 15 00 12993 C G Thompson 3 00 12994 W D Henry 9 00 12995 C L Dean 300 12996 T C Qulsenberry 15 00 12997 J M Wells 24 00 12998 J C Trimble 12 00 13059 R G Kern 35 00 13060 W F Crooks 129 50 13061 Pearl Lane 50 00 13065 E W Scuff 75 00 13066 J S Wyatt 66 66 13067 Mitt Johnson 15 10 13068 CTWilson 72 20 13139 C T Wilson 71 30 13140 E W Senff 75 00 13141 G A McCormick 325 00 13142 J S Wyatt 66 67 13143 M J Goodwin 175 00 13144 W A DeHaven 84 00 13145 Mit Johnson 15 00 13146 John Robinson 15 00 13147 Dr S E Spratt 25 00 13148 W F Crooks 44 65 13149 R G Kern 35 00 13150 J M Wells 12 00 13151 J C Trimble 18 00 13152 T C QuIsenberry 15 00 13153 C IJDean 12 00 13154 W D Henry 9 00 13158 Wm Cravens 26 88 13159 William Hiler 12 50 13160 CTWilson 3710 13161 Mitt Johnson 1500 13162 J S Wyatt 66 67 13163 A A Hazelrigg 142 31 13198 E W Senff 75 00 13223 Crawford Mason 21 00 13224 Elijah Coons 66 00 13255 Pearl Lane 25 00 13226 E W Senff 75 00 13227 J S Wyatt 66 66 13228 Mitt Johnson 15 00 13229 C T Wilson 24 60 Total 1910 Fees and Salaries 6848 24 List of Pauper Claims Allowed on Ac count Fiscal Year 1910 and Vouchers for Same Made Payable out of 1910 Pauper Fund 12431 S M Newmeyer 10 95 12432 S E Spratt 11 50 12433 Harris Eastin 6 00 12434 Moore Son 12 00 12448 Ky Childrens Home Society 150 00 12454 Estlll Owings 9 25 12564 J K Johnson 50 00 12565 J Richard Trimble 9 00 12566 R T Richardson 12 00 12567 C M Brown 14 87 12568 Dr J H Shultz 47 60 12569 Dr J H Shultz 50 00 12570 A Trimble 104 00 12571 Roberts Ringo 47 25 12572 S F McCormick 123 87 12573 Laura Luckfleld 12 00 12574 J A James 100 00 12575 J A James 235 65 12576 J A James 46 35 12577 Mrs J A James 25 00 12578 Robert RIddell 111 50 12579 Dr C A Eversole 8 50 12580 buss Sam Greenwade 2 35 12581 Dr D B Bush 25 00 12611 Spot Cash Grocery 4 55 12712 F C Duerson 29 34 12713 J A Trimble 32 60 12714 G N Cox 9 37 12715 Dr R E May 9 37 12716 J A James 25 00 12717 Alfred Combs 12 00 12720 S M Newmey er 15 15 12718 T K Barnes 39 70 12719 R E May 25 00 12721 Indian Creek Coal Co 15 69 12729 Wm Hiler 12 50 12838 Harris Eastin 4 00 12839 Roberts RIngo 41 80 12840 A Trimble Co 91 50 12841 T J Douglas 13 50 12842 S M Newmeyer 15 25 12927 B F Holder 9 00 12929 S F McCormick 136 64 12930 Estlll Owings 22 00 12931 S P Greenwade 15 00 12932 Sam Greenwade 3 50 12933 Dr B M Mannln 50 00 12934 Dr M Faulkner 1150 12935 Dr J H Shultz 45 00 12936 Roberts RIngo 14 50 13002 darrie Chick 4 00 13003 W F Stewart 13 50 t 1 u 130M S M Newmeyer 28 60 13005 Thos Kennedy 200 13006 H C Flckllni 560 13007 Roberts Ringo 28 9q 13008 Harris Eastin 6 00 13009 Jesse Oldfleld 2 50 13010 B F Powers 8 60 13011 J A Trimble 25 75 13012 A G Trimble i 72 00 13013 Stanley Trimble 3 30 13014 Dr S E Spratt i 9 Oo 13063 W Ss Lloyd 29 10 13064 J H Brunner 445 13069 J A James 444 11 13070 Laura Luckfleld L 14 00 13071 J T Richardson n 14 00 13072 I F Tabb 300 13073 Glick Bros 195 13074 Dr M Faulkner 8 00 13075 A Trimble Co 49 00 13076 Georgia Quisenberry 67 55 13077 W M Combs 7 50 13078 J H Combs 12 00 13079 Roberts Ringo 71 65 13080 Dr J H Shultz 43 00 13081 Samuel Greenwade 11 25 13082 Dr D H Bush 25 00 13083 Vanarsdell Co 36 00 13084 W F Stewart 11 00 13085 T K Barnes Sons 63 00I 13086 Estill Owings 16 50 13087 Riddell Son 141 00 33088 Montgomery Grocery Co 2 50 13089 B F Holder 9 00 13090 Dr J A Shirley 10 00 130911 MfcDonald Bros 18 50 13092 Mrs J W Motley 1 40 13156 S F McCormick 49 80 13168 J W Elam 9 00 13169 Dr M Faulkner 11 00 13170 Green Mason 13 25 13171 S F McCormick 4 00 13172 Sutton Eastin Co 6 00 13093 J W Motley 5 50 13173 W O Mackey 15 00 13174 T H Coyle 10 00 13201 Jennie C Thomas 100 00 13202 McDonald Bros 9 00 13203 Dr M Faulkner 12 50 13204 Botts Humphries 9 00 13205 J W Thompson 12 00 13206 S P Greenwade r 4 50 13207 Vanarsdell Co 8 00 13208 C M1 Brown 10 40 13209 Julie Howard 3 50 13210 Roberts Ringo 47 85 13211 Indian Creek Coal Co 2 00 13212 A Trimble Co 29 00 13213 W F Stewart 25 00 13214 Georgia Qulsenberry 103 70 13215 B F Powers 8 00 Total 1910 Pauper Claims 3760 22 List of Miscellaneous Claims Allowed on Account Fiscal Year 1910 and Vouchers for Same Made Payable out of the 1910 Miscellaneous Fund 12440 Smathers Leverette 33 55 12441 Central Ky Nat Gas Co 2 70 12442 Gazette Publishing Co 2 55 12441 Continental Printing Co I 12 00 12444 Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 13 00 12445 Advocate Publishing Co 72 50 12446 R C Lloyd 3 00 12447 Mike Gallagher 53 35 12166 Ike Samuels 6 75 12167 Ike Samuels 10 35 12520 Cen Ky Nat Gas Co 2 97 12521 Mike Gallagher 3200 12522 BradleyGllbert Co 22 60 12523 B H Coyle 3 25 12524 A T Thompson 10 00 12525 R M1 Freeland 1 50 12526 Mitt Johnson 6 00 112627 Advocate Publishing Co 33 50 12428 Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 13 80 12168 Ike Samuels 15 90 12558 W A Sutton Son 8 25 12559 Lindsay Rodman 1 00 12560 11 J Goodwin 25 00 12561 Central Ky Nat Gas n Co 4 59 12562 Chiles Thompson 156 72 12563 Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 16 85 12809 W A Samuels 45 QO 12810 Smathers Leverette 11 25 + 12811 BradleyGilbert Co 105012812 Lindsay Rodman 4 00 12813 Mrs C T Wilson 4 00 12814 Greenwade Bros4 00 12815 G D Sullivan 4 00 12816 Lewis Price 5 00 12817 Wick Bush 2 00 12818 W P Titus 2 00 12819 T J Douglas 2 00 12820 Alma Lodge 25012821 Hanry Tabor 2 00 12822 Fred McCormick 2 00 12823 John McQuithy 2 00 12824 Bridges Bros 2 00 12825 Buckannon 2 00 12820 Sentinel Democrat 60 00 12827 Central Ky Nat Gas Co 22 41 12828 Mitt Johnson 2 50 12829 PublishingCo 197 30 12830 McCormick Lumber Co 149 56 12831 Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 13 00 12832 Prewitt Howell 45 85 12833 Grazer Humphries 32 50 12834 I F Tabb 26 40 951284a12844 McDonald Bros 15 00 12845 Ed Toy 2 00 12944 Mt ilIce 13 00 12945 0 Laughlin Son 16 35 12947 GasCo 26 46 12948 McDonald Bros 25 50 13015 G G Fetter Co 22 50 13016 G A McCormick 1 69 13017 Howe Scale Co 75 00 loJn McCormick Lumber Co 5 50 Hninline Leveretto 64 65 13020 GasCo 38 07 13021 Sentinel Democrat 32 00 13023 G F Carter 3 50 13023 Worrell Mfg Co 10 00 13024 McDonald Bros w fiO 13025 Grover Anderson 8 00 13026 J W William 30 50 13027 Mt Sterling W L i Ice Co 19 05 13028 F C Duerson 6 08 13051 O Laughlin Son5 2513058 George E Coleman11 25 12946 MJ 1 50IS25121R724 8512688 GnsCO onI212rlO Anderson 50lIce Co 13094 RradievGilhert 1 15 41 Co lli 2513095 M J Goodwin 30 UI1 1 1I i S WAt yfit 13 96Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 31 70 13097 Central Ky Nat Gas Co 64 26 13098 Adams Express Co 6 5 13099 Advocate Publishing Co 7 00 13100 Oldham Bros Co 27 90 13164 Bradley Gilbert Co 23 76 13165 Central Ky Nat Gas Co 25 11 13166 W A Sutton c 22 75 13167 Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 14 65 13200 J P Hardin 2 00 13216 Mt Sterling W L Ice Co 13 00 13217 G A McCormick 1 95 13218 Central Ky Nat Gas Co V 10 53 13219 Eastern Ky Tel Co 6 00 13220 Hoffman Insurance Agency 48 00 13221 M R Halnline 90 00 t 13222 J S Wyatt 6 68I 13230 Mitt Johnson 0 7 00 13248 Southern Tent ing Co AwnII 13249 Arch Botts 12169 Mitt Johnson 16 26 ltni E Calvin 8 60 t ox Total 1910 Misc Claims 2453 72 List of Turnpike Claims Allowed on Account of Fiscal Year 1910 and Vouchers for Same Were Issued Payable out of 1910 Turnpike Fund 12402 W W Eubank 14 00 12403 W W Eubank 4 00 12404 W W Eubank 95 00 12405 W W Eubank 6 00 12406 W W Eubank 66 00 12407 W W Eubank 68 00 12408 W W Eubank 24 00 12411 W B Flanders 123 08 12412 C O R R Co 205 93 12413 Frank Pieratt 9 75 12455 Wells Johnson 9 00 12456 J B Cecil 8 00 12457 JBCecil 12 00 12458 George Richardson 35 00 12459 Chas E Duff 0 0 20 00 12460 Fount Pieratt 8 00 12461 S F McCormick 16 00 12462 Newt Duff 12 00 12463 George Richardson 36 00 12464 Fount Pieratt 32 00 32465 Robert Cravens 28 00 12466 Chas E Duff 88 00 12467 W J Henry Wil loughby 6 00 12468 W J Henry Wil loughby 37 00 12469 Robert Cravens 8 00 12470 W W Eubank 24 00 12471 W Wl Eubank 4 00 12472 W W Eubank 2 00 12473 W W Eubank 4 00 12474 W W Eubank 4 00 12475 W W Eubank 24 00 12476 W W Eubank 40 00 12477 Wi W 1Jubank 66 00 12478 W W Eubank S 00 12479 W W Eubank 19 50 l 04SP W W Eubank 6 50 12481 W W Eubank 21 00 12482 W W Eubank 11 00 12483 W W Eubank 12 50 12486 W W Eubank 7 50 24R4 Buford Tipton 30 12 12486 W W Eilbank 112 50 12487 W W Eubank 107 80 12488 W B Flanders 186 38 32489 Dan Blevlns 300 12490 Rose Run Iron Co 156 00 12530 Lafe Carmine 50 00 12582 G H Pendleton 56 00 12583 I F Tabb 16 15 32n84 Byrd Kldd 12 00 12585 Lawrence Peed 18 00 12586 W W Eubank 236 00 12587 J B Cecil 6 00 12588 C E Duff 32 00 12589 Fount Pieratt 10 00 12590 Robert Craven 1400 12591 Bodine Shultz 1 00 12592 Mrs Georgia Quisen berry 15 46 12593 Mrs Georgia Quisen berry 1050 12594 W P Staggs 44 27 yornK w n vinmlors 51 12 12596 Uriah Setters 4 00 2614 Mrs Lizzie Hurt 18 75 f fiiO Thop J pollorn 15450 2617 W W Eubank 28 00 7 618 T5 Charles 2100 12619 J T Barnes 24 50 1262Q Joe Rothwell 24 50 32fi21 T W Andorson 25 25 12622 J K Smith 1 50 12C23 Chas Anderson 19 25 32P4 Wm Triplett 17 50 12P25 Col BaUer 14 00 12626 Tohn Wolls 14 00 12627 Bob Guy 14 DO 12628 Hampton Montjoy 11 6F I 12629 J N Cook 1050 i 12C30 Chas Rothwell 7 50 12631 B F Terry 6 0- 01a3 Boone Howard 10 60 12G3J A b Baker r 7 50 12G34 Bud Smith 1 50 I 12fl5 W B Henry 5 00 12f13G Thos Jones t 5 00 i 12637 C B Reid i 15 00 12G38 Luther Blttinger 13 00 12619J E Cnrmicle 11 50- II 72640 Clark Pieratt 10 00 il 12611 W W Eubank GO 00 l1142 W W Eubank 137 61 12643 I F Tabb 33 45- g 12644 Win Trinlet to 77 12G45 W W Eubank 3G 00 I W W Eubank GO 00 412646 Wm Reid 26 25 John T Trimble 1G4 00 1980 Lafe Carmine 78 G- 29n John Wools 1 76 1l2 Cleveland chultz S 0- 0j93 I H Peed 29 80 144 G W Denton 85 G5- J s R F McCormick 92 50 Jr1f1 B F Henr 1067- ii 1737 Perry McCormick 39 25 r 12738 T M Perry 8 60- 1x49 H B Duff 22 75 12740 Pin Duff 28 00 1P741 Newt Duff 2450 12742 Peered Ptmdloton 16 00 12743 T W Anderson 88 16 12744 Boons Howard 7 60 12745 Tucker Mansfield 7 50 12746 Ab Baker G 75 12747 Bub Smith 4501- J3 12748 W L Payne 7 f 12749 E L Payne 10 00II 12750 W T Thompson 4 12751 R R Thompson t 4 12752 C L Parker 4 601I 12763 B F Perry 17 12754 A F Wyatt 26 00 12755 Thos Gnibbs 194 G4 12756 Reeze Palmeter 33 00 12767 A B Carmine 7 00 19158 S J Laughlin 2 25 12769 R C Oldson 12 25 12760 W W Eubank 44 00- i2761 W Wl Eubank 63 00 f 762 W W Eubank 46 00 k 12 63 T N Duff 5 00 12764 H B Duff 16y16 tt f M17 1127G5 W J Trimble 7650II 127Q6 W J Trimble 12 00 I 12767 W J Trimble 2 00 12768 W J Trimble 2 001 12769 E Charles 167 12770 W W Eubank 22 76 12928 Uriah Setters 36 64 12937 John Baker 2 00 12938 W W Eubank 42 12939 J L Faulkner 180 281 12940 S F McCormick 29 98 13029 John Branham 44 13030 Waller Anderson 3 751I 13031 R M Coons 29 130321 John Wools 101 113039 Stanley Trimble 6 641 13050 Geoerge Richardson 118 13051 Buford Tipton 49 00 113064 J H Henry 48 50 18052 Jas Mallory 60 37 13056 George Holmes 1 50 13053 Dan and Ed Glover 17 57 13101 Manuel and Grant Tip ton 14 20 13102 Stanley Trimble 10 50 13103 Sam Deal 187 23 13104 W B Flanders 199 58 13105 RM Rose 1 60 13106 Chas Garrett 4 50 13107 Dan Welch 35 00 13108 E B Qulsenberry 90 55 13109 Kit Turner 8 20 lH10 Chas Reed 15 00 13111 R Guy 18 00 13112 John W Branham 73 06 13113 E B Quisenberry 560 13114 H B Duff 700 13116 Yancy Laughlin 3 00 13116 R A Bridges 7 50 13117 Sam Lee 1 00 13118 Chas Barnett 1 00 13119 E Charles 2 00 13120 J B Moore 1 50 13121 Buford Tipton 4 20 13122 Tohn Wools 87 68 13176 S F Deal 14 60 13176 W W Eubank 14 00 1177 Stanley Trimble 32 90 11178 John Wools 19 50 13179 John Branham 31 86 18231 J Clay Cooper 10 50 13232 J H Henry 14 00 13233 J O Rankin 600 13234 W B Davis 77 W 13235 Buford Tipton 6300 13236 Higgins Caywood 3 00 13237 W H Canan 7 50 13199 Tom Razor 8 40 1 Total 1910 Turnpike Claims 6625 80 List of General Turnpike Claims Al lowed on Account of Fiscal Year 1910 and Vouchers for Same Made Payable Out of the 1910 Turnpike Fund 2409 W W Eubank 10 00 12414 W W Eubank 35 00 1241G MCormlck Stephens 2 75 2417 L W Mallory 1 60 12418 Clarence Cooper 10 00 12419 Clarence Cooper 10 00 12420 James Greer 2 00 12421 Badway George 4 00 12422 Clarence Hadden 5 70 12423 John Shubert 5 50 12424 Ogg Spence 1 50 12425 Willie Wright 6 12 12426 Peter Greenwade 7 00 12428 Peter Greenwade 4 00 12429 Charles Barnett 4 00 12430 R C RIddell 4 00 12491 Ky Culvert Mfg Co 647 15 12492 h F Tabb 34 66 12493 I F Tabb 24 42 12494 E R Myers 3 75 12496 Bedford Welch 13 50 12496 Newt Townsend 1 50 12497 M C Wilson 2 00 2498 Henry Chambers 34 00 12499 George Willoughby S 00 12500 Marlon Martin 2 25 2501 W H Martin 11 00 12502 W N Trimble 8 75 12503 Curt Holland 2 00 195n4 Badway George 2 00 12505 Joe Prewitt 8 25 12506 Harley Shubert 4 25 1250i Jake Hiler GOO 12508 Kelly Duncan 3 00 12509 William Hoskins ti 00 12510 Newt Hosklns 00 2511 Taulbee Gibson 4 00 12512 James Greer 2 00 12513 W H Congleton r 00 12514 Chenault ORear 5 60 12515 C R Prewitt 22 50 1251G W H Martin S 00 19589 f W Vance 14 00 12100 Walter Reffett 20 00 12601 Robert Barnes 5 50- 12G02 Win Bergy 4 00 T 2ra Tohn C Ralney 4 OO j 40j126x5I i 12605 Ira Bedford 13 0Qj 12607 Charley West 20 126CS J F Grooms 60 00II 12G09 R S Stokeley 8 iO 810 Prewitt Howell 5i 62 12648 Chenault ORear 105 651i 12G49 Robert Howell 12 00II 12G50 John Bellamy 9 70 12651 Dutch Cnudlll 5 00 12G52 Charles Wills 1 00 12fi53 lathe Myerrs ti1 00- 12Gr4 i ioyd Trimble 7 50 12655 Eliza Myers 2 00 12656 Peter Greenwado 1 50 1265i John Shubert 4 00 12658 Charles Wvatt G 00 12G59 James White 4 00 12GGO Breck Congleton 2 on- 126rt W H Congleton 4 00 12662 Henry Conley G 00 12663 Clarence Hadden 2 00 1964 Cecil Daniel 10 00 12665 Sterling HIsle a 50 12666 Newt Duff 4 00 11111 1Tn thou Krnter 4 00 1668 Kreth Ranklns t 4 09 17169 J T Coons 5 00 1670 Mart Wells 8 on- 126il Noah Poone 4 00 12fP2 Hugh Pasley 4 00 12673 L J Chase 800 12674 John Gaitsklll col 4 00 12675 Wm Howell S 00 12676 I H Alfrey 8 76 12677 lass Riishford 4 01- 1117R Pichnrd Rayburn J 04 12679 H Cinkols 1 00 12680 Wm Reid 8 00 12681 Pleas Daniels 2 00 12G82 H C Greenwade 110 15 12G83 J F Grooms 3 00 12771 David M Stewart 36 60 12772 Cleveland Burgess 4 00 12773 Stanley Smith 4 00 12774 Omer Calbert 4 00 1775 John Sneara 15 00 12776 George WHloughby 10 00 12777 Zera Willoughby 10 00 12788 Lon May 2 00 127R9 Taylor White 6e0 12780 Ernest Leggett 4 00 12781 N O Mo s 17 60 12782 Dave Jackson 2 00 12783 Georgei Oldfield 2 00 12784 B J Reed 4 00 12785 Bill Holder 16 00 12786 James Motley 6 00 F 12787 T Mt Bowen 4 00 12788 Reed Jackson 11 00 12789 Simpson Garrett 4 00 12790 Henry Conley 6 50 12791 George Cooper 6 00 12792 J W Hinson 14 00 12793 W H Reed 8 25 12794 Clarence Cooper 1 60 12795 Henry Chambers 13 00 12954 G Ml Byrd 2 00 32955 Joe Ockerman 400 32956 J W Bryant 4 00 12957 J W Cecil 16 00 12958 T H Royce 3 00 12959 Asa Magowan 2 25 12960 Wm Payne 2 00 12961 J B Moore 4 00 12962 Mrs R Marshall 3 75 12963 E L Payne 2 00 12967 H HaddiX 2 00 12968 S F McCormick 3 30 12969 Allen White 600 12964 E Myers 12 80 12965 Tom Perry 2 00 12966 Bruce Duff 2 00 13033 Mrs R Marshall 39 00 13034 James Baxter 1 00 11035 Chenault ORear 8 40 13036 J M Conroy 1 50 13037 G P Douglas 4 00 13038 David Norris 3 00 13062 Hughes Atkinson 150 13123 Elvin Wilson 2 00 13124 John Prewitt 4 00 13125 Colby Haddix 4 00 13126 Jo Prewitt 2 00 3127 Jim Motley 2 00 13128 Bel Boyd 2 00 13129 Mike Wilson 3 00 13130 Mrs E D Marshall 5 25 H131 Clarence Cooper 12 00 13132 J F Grooms 13 44 13133 Will Reid 5 00 11134 John Baker 600 1135 Dow Richardson 5 55 13136 McCormick Lumber Company 49 67 13137 Henry Chambers 12 00 118 J A Trimble 19 05 13180 Tom Pasley 200 11183 Clarence Cooper 10 00 13182 Floyd Trimble 0 20 00 13183 Willie Wright 3 00 91S4 Bill Henry Jones 800 13185 John Adams 4 00 13186 Ben Yarber 200 13187 Allen Lovely 2 00 13188 Kurt Hollan 2 00 M189 JAJames 600 13190 D F Miller 22 25 13238 Frank Rogers 2 00 13239 F M Fortune 8 90 13240 C T Wyatt 112 00 13241 W W Eubank 208 00 Total General Turnpike and Road Claims 2369 78 List of Orders Issued by the County Road Supervisor on the County Treasurer to Hands for Repairs on Turnpike Approved by the County Judge and Reported to the Fiscal Court and Paid by the County Treas urer out of the 1910 T P Fund 1 James Frisbee 7 00 2 Frank Pieratt 4 50 3 Steve Wills 12 00 4 W S Reeves 15 00 5 W S Reeves 15 00 6 Steve Wills 12 00 7 Clay Reeves 1 50 8 John Burbridge 4 37 9 lack Harrow 437 10 Chas Fryman 4 37 11 Dave Cunningham 4 37 12 Nick Townsend 2 62 13 Charles Derrickson 2 62 14 Virgil Thompson 2 62 15 Omer Rawls 175 16 John Burbridge 3 50 17 Jack Harrow 3 50 IS Chas Fryman 3 50 19 Dave Cunningham 3 50 20 Nick Townsend 3 50 21 Chas Den lelson 3 50 22 Virgil Thompson 3 50 23 Omer Rawls 3 50 24 George Hunt 7 87 25 Logan Hatton 31 50 26 Hanry Davis 1 75 27 W S Reeves 15 00 28 Steve Wills 12 00 29 Grunt Wilson 3 50 30 Nick Townsend 6 12 31 Chas Fryman 5 42 32 Dave Cunningham 4 37 33 John Fisher 4 17 34 Virgil Thompson 4 J7 o5 Chas Dlckerson 4 37 36 Ben Tipton 4 57 37 Frank Pieratt 4 17 38 Grnnt Wilson 4 37 39 Will Brltton 9 62 40 Win Reeves 15 00 41 Steve Wills 12 00 42 Frank Pieratt 9 00 43 Win Reeves 15 00 44 Steve Wills 12 00 45 Will Britton 10 50 46 Nick Townsend 3050 47 Chas Fryman 3 50 48 Dave Cunningham 3 50 49 John Asher 2 62 50 Lee Wools 8 75 51 Pete Gibbs 17 52 Virgil Thompson 2 H2 53 Chas Dickerson 2 62 54 William Britton 7 00 55 William Reeves 10 00 56 Steve Wills 10 00 57 Nick Townsend 7 00 58 Chns Derrickson 2 62 59 Frank Pieratt 4 50 60 Lee Wools 1 75 61 J C McNeal 73 SO 62 Lee Wools 7 On G Owen Wools fi 25 64 Lafe Carmine 75 00 65 Wm Reeves 15 00 66 Steve Wills 15 00 67 Will Britton 10 Rf 68 Nlkl Townsend 1117 69 Frank Pieratt 5 25 70 W S Peeves 15 OH 71 Fteve Wills 15 00 72 William Britton 7 00 73 Nick Townsend 7 00 74 Frank Pieratt 5 25 75 Lee Wools 3 50 76 Owen Wools 3 50 77 Wm Britton 7 00 78 W S Reeves 15 00 79 Steve Wills 10 00 SO Lee Wools 7 00 81 Owen Wools 7 00 82 Frank Pieratt 2 25 83 Nick Townsend 2 62 84 Demp Lee 3 50 85 Wm Reeves 15 00 86 Steve Wills 15 00 87 William Britton 7 87 88 Lee Wools 7 87 89 Owen Wools 7 87 90 Frank Pieratt 6 00 91 Demn Lee 3 50 92 W S Reeves 15 00 93 Steve Wills 15 00 94 Win Reeves 15 00 95 Steve Wills 0 16 00 96 W S Reeves 15 00 97 Steve Wills 15 00 98 Lafe Carmine 8000 1 t 99 Steve Wills 16 00 100 W S Reeves 16 00 101 George Richardson 30 00 lug W S Reeves 15 00 104 Steve Wills 15 00 105 George Richardson 15 00 lOG W S Reeves 15 00 107 Steve Wills 15 00 1 108 Tom Talbott 6 75 109 Buford Smith 3 w 110 George Richardson 40 00 111 W J Trimble 9 00 112 W J Trimble 9 00 113 Wm Reeves 16 00 114 Steve Wills 15 00 115 Robert Turley 3 25 116 Steve Wills 15 00 117 W S Reeves 16 00 118 W J Trimble 9 00 119 W J Trimble 13 50 120 W S Reeves 15 00 121 Steve Wills 12 50 122 W J Trimble 38 00 123 George Richardson 30 76 124 J W Montjoy 3 00 125 W J Trimble 33 00 J9 r Steve Wills 12 60 127 Will Reeves 12 50 128 W J Trimble 7 50 129 Wm Reeves 5 00 130 Steve Wills 2 50 131 Wm Reeves 2 50 132 Steve Wills 2 50 133 Wm Reeves 2 50 134 Steve Wills 1 2 50 135 W J TrimMe 9 00 136 Sam Isbell A 75 137 W J Trimb 7 00 138 W J Trimbife 3 50 139 W S Reeves 7 50 140 W S Reaves2 50 141 Steve Wills 7 50 142 Steve Wills 1 2 50 143 W J Trimble 1 17 00 144 W J Trimble L 9 50 145 W J Trimble A 10 00 146 WJ Trimble 1 30 00 147 W J Trimble A 10 00 148 George Richard J 12 25 149 Jess Coleman 1 6 00 160 W J Trimble 17 00 151 W J Trimble 1 8 50 152 W J Trimble A 17 00 153 W J Trimble I 34 00 154 Joe Trimble I 34 00 155 W J Trimble I 21 00 156 W J Trimble 1 26 50 157 W J Trimble L 8 50 158 W J Tnlmble I 8 50 159 W J Trimble 17 00 160 W J Trimble 1 25 60 161 Steve Wills 5 00 162 W J Trimble 1 8 50 163 WJ Trimble f 24 00 164 W S Reeves L 2 50 165 W J Trimble 25 50 166 WJ Trimble 25 50 167 Steve Wills L 5 00 168 W J Trimble 34 00 169 W J Trimble j 21 50 170 WJ Trimble 8 50 171 WJ Trimble 1 8 50 172 Greene Mason f 7 46 173 W J Trimble 15 00 174 WJ Trimble 1 40 00 175 W J Trimble 1 30 00 176 W J Trimble 1 30 00 177 W J Trimble 0 1 20 00 178 WJ Trimble L 30 00 179 W1 Trimble 10 00 180 W I Trimble 48 50 181 Stanley Trimble 13 7G 182 Stanley Trimble 26 50 183 Steve Wills 13 75 184 WJ Trimble 7 00 185 W J Trimble 2i 75 186 W J Trimble 1 S 50 187 W J Trimble 51 00 188 Steve Wills 15 00 189 Steve Wells 1 15 00 190 W J Trimble 1 14 00 191 W J Trimble I 21 00 192 Steve Wells 15 00 Total Turnpike Orders 362 05 State of Kentucky I County of Montgomery I A A Hazel Igg County rk in and for said county do certl that the foregoing report of the fimclai conditions of Montgomery duty Kentucky for the fiscal year 910 which ended June the 30th 19ll to gether with the list of claims alked from June the 30th 1910 to Tul he 1st 1911 were prepared by IG Kern for adopted and ordered b lished by the Montgomery Fi ii Court A A HAZELRIGG County Clerk DIDNT LOOK IT How old arc you Elsa Twelve Twelve You arc well preserved I must say 0ONlE D1 rYp Or BOURBON POULTRY CURE down the throat of n gaping chicken destroys tho worms and saves tlio chic Vs life A few drop in the drinking water cures and RSVENTS DISEASE For the treatment of White Dlarrhoenhchl and UlacUhcad and other Ulienscs In tmkcyb BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS HO EQUAL Due SOc boitlamafcrs 12 onllonsof mcdlclne Sold Bv W S Llovd Hghest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs feathers Sheep Pelts and Woo- S I G D Sullivan Co- W Locust Street Mt Sterling Cy 13iyr Phone 474 F Phoenix Pure Silk I rI Guaranteed Hosiery for Men and Women Sold only by W H BERRY CO FITTERS OF FEET The Home of Everything that is New and Upto the minute in Footwear Telephone 656a Shoe Repairing a Spe- cialtyMV4St f V lion GRADE VEHICLES MADE BY Columbus Buggy Company Connersville Buggy Company Continental Carriage Company PhaetonsStanhopes Buggies and Runabouts Everything in Buggy Harness Chenault OrearMcm I11r IP 1V ql1v4V t yD 4 J Ii s If its a monument you are going to erect it should be of GEORGIA MARBLE if its a vault GEOR GIA MARBLE is the proper material if its a building GEORGIA MAR- B L E should be used for both exterior and interior Because it will not absorb moisture which prevents decomposition j it with stands heat to 1000 de grees Fahj you can get any size shape or shade do sired it will remain beau tiful and unbroken as long as it lasts and it lasts CorQ it In selecting a monument it is with the idea of perpet uating the memory of some loved onebut it is not a perpetual monument that soon cracks and crumbles away Avoid this by ask ing your dealer to show you samples of Cherokee Creole Etowahand Kcnncsaw Georgia Mar ble for monumentsFor Markland Jackson MARBLE AND ORANITE Monuments Etc Ha L F lMt Sterling Ky 1 Hi SPECIAL EXCURSION CINCINNATI AND RETURN 11W1 SurBdaysAu0ust 13 and 27 150 Roundtrip QllEEHaCRESCENT ROUTE 150Round RoundTrip I SPECIAL TRAIN yes LEXINGTON 725 am- K TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS Dry leaning Pressing and Repairing Upto Date Style Ladies brk a Specialty Sanitary Steam Pressing Call Phone 225 E W STOCKTON Jo N Inysvi11e Street 1 Mt Sterling Kentucky i iii f- j j J j Advocate Publishing Company INCORPORATED J W HEDDKNJR EDIORSI G B SENFP 5 Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for I itI t DEMOCRATIC TICKET i 1 I For United States Senator OLLIE M JAMES For Governor JAMES B McCREARY For Lieutenant Governor iEDWARD J McDERMOTT For AttorneyGeneral JAMES S GARNETT For Auditor HENRY M BOSWORTH For State Treasurer THOMAS G RHEA For Secretary of State C F CRECELIUS For Supt of Public Instruction BARKSDALE HAMLETT For Commissioner Agriculture J W NEWMAN I For Clerk of Court qf Appeals ROBERT L GREENE For Representative W L CRAIG For County Court Clerk KELLER GREENE OUR CONTEST o The ADVOCATES much talked of Atlantic City Contest is over a full account of which appears on our first page The young ladies all worked hard but the interest centered largely in District No2 where Miss Anna Mary Triplett and Miss Mary Lockridge were candidates Being deservedly popular the contest between them was especially close and in view of the excellent showing made by them and the ADVOCATES present prosperous condition Tts owners felt they could afford to be generous and therefore announced before the count was had that both of these young ladies should have this en viable trip t No expense will be spared to snake our guests have a thoroughly enjoyable time and upon behalf of the young ladies as well as our selves we thank the people for their liberal assistance 1 1ATTEND THE CONVENTIONI I- JJ na resolution recently adopted by the State Central and Execu tic Committees the Democrats of Kentucky are requested to assem 1 1ble at their respective county seats upon Saturday August 12 att 2 oclock in the afternoon and select delegates to attend a Platform Convention to be held in the city of Louisville on the following Tues t day when a platform will be promulgated h Every Democrat owes it to his party to be on hand and par- ticitPnle in these County Conventions as it is of supreme importance tot only men who have the best interests of the party at lheart be selected 1 to perform this allimportant duty of assisting in the preparation of platform upon which our nominees will go before the people and asty their support in November L We want to again urge the property owners in the Brick Strej District to concrete between the pavement and the gutter and whc over possible to do so on a grade with the pavement as has bJtt dope onLMaysville street adjacent to the store of Punch = Grayj fi This adds very materially to the general beauty of the streji l straightens the pavement line and increases their usefulness Itini 1 j he done pow while the contractors are here at a very noninalcst n- and we hope this improvementii- i will be made before the 11csentl yjtj tract is completed i 1 I BEWARE OF THE BUZZ 1 1 V ILast week the Plum Lick correspondent of our worthy cannpj f aatiy The Gazette 1placed its handsome young editor in notation for Representative in this District while editorially the laW mo l f elly remarked Should the Republicans select a man whol 1sC sable j lioness and popular and one whom all wouldrecognize as throfJs tliohonor his election would be assured Get that bee oui your bonnet Stanley We think too much of you to see you or yourla1 self as a slIelWeeiiHaving rained nearly everywhere except in Montgon count iti begins to look like the unjust get a trifle the best of it f for Sale Quick I 1 have for sale roods for trous crs Inight weight cloth suitablel for rstl Some bargains tt-rp tpf 42t Harry Campbell Admr J i f t jI ttl 1 i j ilt Ii 14 ft l jfi yyyryarM 4I 1 J 1fJl M l crtt 1IT J Job printing is our Hncss llet us do yours We wgiye you something new and dient from what you have been gng andat the same price tooive us a trial I 4 Advocate Pubo Inc f I 1 u t The Mt Sterling National ankr Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 12500 i The Honor Roll r = f is a list of tell the National Bank d 4 in the United States that have i i ia Surplus equal to their Capital You willunderstand why the list is nott i long The advantage of an account with an HONOR ROLL IIil j Bank should be apparent e W Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 J Undived Profits 12500 0 B PATTERSON Cashier POLITICAL 6OSS P- iN STATE PRESS ANY OLD PLATFORM Judge ORear wants to be Gov error for the same reason the lit tIe boy ItrE ubli can A man vho owneda pet coon met threejlittle boys allof whom said the were Republicans He agreed to give the coon to the boy who could give the best rea son for beig of that political faith The first said he was a Republican bcnuse his father was The second Slid he was a Kepubli can because he would be best for the people The third boy said he was a Republican because he wanted the oon Judge ORear can stand bn any old plank be cause he wints to be Governor Shelby Recrd DKMOttATS WILL DO IT The Olear convention has swiped Dmocratic doctrine for the Repubcan State platform but the Repuliean party of the na tion is log on platform promises and shcrt n performance and if the princpalcs enunciated in the ORoar pitform stolen from the Democnu tine ever put into ex edition i will have to be done bv the Deincratic party therefore there is pthing for the Democrats of Kentiky to do when they as spinble iLouisville on August 15 but to aopt a sound Democratic platforijand go before the people t with itegardless of the pecula tion of Democratic planks by the Repubhm Owensboro Inquirer INCONSISTENCY The Kentucky Republicans havin at first selected a beer JJ- gard in which to adopt tHe temfance plank in their plat forn have now supplemented thatiocedure by the selection of a b r stave manufacturer to con 1 du their city campaign in Louis 1 viI But perhaps the locality hf sonic influence upon both tiulIctionsDnnville Advocate I FLAWS IN illS AICMOIt The Republican nominee for ibvernor in Kentucky is the mostt Vulnerable candidate the party has nominated within a quarter of a Century Instead of quarreling among themselves the democrats have only to be sincere show Ii- II measure of wisdom and go after the weak places in the armor off his modern knight to soon have him on the run and with him his inconsistent and wholly hypocrit cal associates The people will lot be humbu 11ihishtlHIings of a mere fanatic who lopes through playing upon the harp string of human passion to rouse a sentiment that will sweep him into oflice Once there nntiII lection promises will amount to but littlePaducah NewsDem ocrat COM 10 VISIOX That vision ORear had about Bradley on the rostrum of the convention at Phoenix Hill has like Mark Twain made millions Danville Advocate FK c1N4z v1Tr r tf f JCORRESPOMDEhuc o STOPS Mrs Claude Foley has returned J from Swango Springs Large crowds continue to attend the revivalat Somerset The millet crop looks like it was going to fail completely E L Fassett sold 14 feeders to Sid Hart at 475 per cwt Many from here will attend the Blue Grass Fair this week Cams Hudson has been very ill threatened with typhoid fever Harrison Conn and wife visited relatives recently at Poplar Plains Some fields of corn will soon have to be cut in order to save the fodder Mart Sorrel and wife of Illinois are visiting relatives in this sectionJesse Cassitv of Flat Creek is recovering from a severe spell of sickness Mrs James Mnrkland of Paris is visiting relatives in Bath and Montgomery counties Prospects here are for about one thih dof a corn crop and less than 40 per cent of tobacco There will be at least four dark days in Montgomery this week the colored fair being the cause BisrstafF Cookrell sold to D P Martin Co of Philadelphia 120 headof 1325lb cattle at 550 per hundred S Ten and twelve dollars per ton is being offered for baled straw Some very common old hay has been sold at 21 loose The ADVOCATES suggestion that the City of Mt Sterling furnish a hitch lot for her country patrons is heartily endorsed A little courtesy 1 shown the country people wouldnot fail to bring favorable results GRASSY LICK Iarve Greene attended court in Paris Monday T H Can sold a calf to Win Greene at 5c a pound Miss Thompson and Miss Calk are visitors here this week Jesse Rushford and wife of Ca margo visited here Sunday Mrs Will Ramsey and Miss Sallie Greene are seriously ill Mrs T J CUll and daughters returned Saturday from a visit to Owingsville Mrs Bruce Turner and grand daughter Miss Ollie Stephens are Visiting in Carlisle Misses Grace and Anna Casset of Ohio and Mrs Holmes and daughter of Dayton are visiting the fatally of C L Dean HIGH TOP Barn meetinir began at the Pocket Saturday night uttonEastin Co funeral Directors and embalmers I Ambulance Service w y Corner 9ffain and Sianfc Streets I 1JalAfe fat iyai 1 Pjiones Sand 23 j r- jIW r Mrs Willie Caywood Mr Geo Tout and mother have returned from a visit in Grant county Miss Leora Willoughby and her beau came out from Mt Sterling Saturday to witness the ball game The Rounders playeda double gameswas with Camargo It was a good game The home team had the visitors shut out 1 to 0 until the last inning when the visitors made 5 scores The score was 5 to 3 in favor of Camargo The Levee team was on the ground and began playing The visitors playeda good game but the Rounders were too much for them The score was 6 to 3 in favor of the Rounders The Rounders will cross bats with the Sharpsburg team Saturday August 12 at Sharpsburg The teams are well matched and you will witness an interesting game JEFFERSONVILLE Charles Anderson has been sick for a few days hasIbeen sick is better R H Childers visitedrelativesr at Maytown last week Mr James Groom who has been sick for some tine is still very low Miss Lillie Lee of Sidei View visited Miss Gladys Richardson last week Lee Wills who went to a Lex ington hospital for medical treat ment has not improved touch Preaching at the Saints meet ing house on Camp Branch Sun day byBro Oscar Sponcle Text Jer 21 8- CharliejStephen will move his mill in a few days back near Spruce and cut a boundary of timber for F D Richardson Arthur Chase son of Patrick Chase while making cider a few days ago caught his hand in the milland had his fingers badly mangled G M Byrd Mrs F D Rich ardson and Miss Cloa Smith went Winchester last week to attend the camp meeting which will con tinue until the 13th inst Gdod rain Friday at this place Most all ponds hove been dry About onehalf crop oats Pros pects for the lightest corn crop Harris Johnson J j Funeral Directors I J and Bmbaliners i lIt Sterling KYfJ IrHO K Office 479 Rcstaence146 and 035aii ojyGraser Humphreys J florists 1 I DESIGN WORK 1 CUT FLOWERS andVi iJJ WEDDING DECORATIONS tOUR SPECIALTY i Greenhouse Phone 83 Store Phone 547 i MT STERLING KENTUCKY f for years Irish potatoes almost I a failure Fruit in abundance Mate Wilson bought ft cow from N P Richardson for 25 F D Richardson solda pair of bay horses to Charles Stephens for 225 Some cattle have been sold at very good prices Small hogs are cheap F D Richard son cornIbushel in the field The work has commencedon the new pike from Antioch to Walkers crossing It looks iJeI i we will have better roads than ev er before for which we are thankful Good roads good schools goodchurches and good people make a good place to live Let us all work to that end v Prompt service and your patronage appreciated Vanarsdells Broken sizes 30 suits 15 Punch Graves This is Vacation Time Where are you going to spend yours QUI party leaves for Atlantic City Aug 17 and We have made arrangements whereby wt can accommodate allwho want to accompany our party at a very reasonable figure All accommo dations will bo the very best and nothing will be left undone to make this trip the most thorough 1 ly enjoyable one imaginable For full particulars call at this office W I iont Set too CloseI It to the danger point with that old carriage Just I J fIa little accident will cost you much more than one of our splendid carriages Look over those in our warerooms You will find them staunch I strong and handsome They mean safety as well as pleasure in your driving I 6 5rewm Jrowell L 01 18 I 1OO af Per Week v Deposited in our savings Department will IJ amount with interest in r Ten Years 72197 I I 1fifteen Years 1 111816 f a Twenty Years 157796 4c OtMer amounts in like proportions jt Sxcharige SSank of Jfentucty Y LMT STERLING KY tr V I r i 7 J 5 Mr 1i r ST j1 f f fflMWfflf H PAINTS x Oils Varnishes Carriage Paints i StainsiEnamel Paints Anything in the paint line A Duersons Drug Store Phone 129 No 10 Court St i MMMAAMM MMAMAAA Q w q1 PERSONAL 1rro1 R 7 Priest Kemper is the guest of relatives in this city Mr Clyde Hurt of Winchester was in the city Sunday Martin Ramey is visiting his son John at Paintsville Miss Nancy Katharine Owings is visiting in Winchester Mrs H Clay McKee is visiting relatives in Columbia Mo Prof Robt 1 Cord andwife lare visiting relatives in Flemings c ybtfrg Mrs Goshia Boyd Arnold is visiting relatives and friends at AshlandMisses See of Fort Worth Texas are visiting Miss Olivia Anderson J1 G Trimble and son Robert on Monday went to Hazel Green on a visit Misses Martha and Emma Evans are visiting relatives in Bour bon county I Miss Emi Lee Howe isvisiting sheniafint Mrs L J Hughes at Bloomfield Ky Mr and Mrs Sant Brooks of Maysville are the guests of Mrs Fannie Nesbitt Mrs S M Bush left last week for Lake Chautauqua for a visit of several weeks r John Tyler and wife of Atlanta Ga are visiting relatives and friends in this city i Mr Gilbert Satterwhite is vis= jfcing his aunt Mrs Jas T1 Wil iar1sat Spring Station i Chas Byrn of Murfreesboro Terini has returned home after a visit to Mr Shields Gay Mrs R A Barlow of Rich i mOl 1 is the guest of Mrs H P Reid on Richmond Avenue 1 I Garrett Marshall who his been J attending college in the East Iris returned home for the summer f Hisses Mnry and Margaret Carrollof LexingtonI are visiting Mrs JJ M1 Conroy und the Misses f King fumi1IItf familyEU theweek Misses Alice and Lenora Gas sity are visiting their father inI MoreheadMrs G Satterwhite attend ed the Blue Grass Fair at Lexing yesterday c Mr and Mrs T B Arthur are spending the week in Frankfort and Lexington Messrs Harry Ringo and Jack Stofer spent several days in Danville last week Miss Ella Priest and Mr Shields Gay will leave Saturday for Yel low Stone Park Mrs G B Senff and little son Earl King attended the fair at Lexington Tuesday T 11 Staggs retunled from Des Moines Iowa where he has been attending college Mrs John Wood is chaperoning her daughters and their house party at Olympia Springs Mrs John Blount and Miss Emi Lee Young have raturned from a visit in North Middletown Dr and Mrs J L McClung have moved to the Ollie MeCor mick residence on Holt avenue Mr and Mrs John A Judy re turned yesterday from a ten days visit to Niagara Falls and Putin Bay Herbert Long who has served five years in the army isvisiting his grandfather J G Greer at Camargo Misses Verna and Elizabeth Thompson are at Richmond and South Boston Vu for a two months visit j N 0 Moss left Tuesday on a trip to Sturgeon Mo Mr Moss will spend about two weeks in the show me State Alfred Gates of Indianapolis1 and Mrs Paul Hooven of Ham ilton Ohio are guests of Mr and Mrs N H Trimble Mrs D U Lipscomb and daughter of Nashville Tenn are visiting Mrs Lipscombs mother Mrs Sarah E Winn Miss Virginia Campbell and Mrs Annie L Cannon of Chica go are the guests of their sister Mrs Geo W Moore Mrs Robt Fletcher and daugh ter Mrs J J Diel of Louisville leave Thursday to visit Frank Fletcher at Cane Fork W Va- T E Frazier mid wife of Charleston Illlue visiting Mrs Fraziers sister Mrs G B Swan go and other relatives in the county Judge Lewis Apperson returned yesterday from a three weeks trip to Atlantic City Mrs Apnerson and daughters Misses Elizabeth and Harriet will return Sunday Miss Emerald Judy is attending a house party given by Miss Flor encd Ray Evans at Winchester tliis week Miss Judwill also visit Miss VanMeter while in Clark county Misses Flo Shirley LoJema Wood Messrs Josh Owings and T W Burbridge motored to Lex ington Sunday evening to attend the concert given by the United States Marino Band fWv A V AR t r T V V1 V V ar S P- t6f1While Maysville Street t I is torn up 2 We are using an entrance I I in the rear offI dII J I The1fre- j IDrive in we will gett1 Iif i Jyouout 1 I 1 F TABBYL ur Mr James Y Rogers and Mr Stockwell Samuels left this week for New York to purchase goods for the Rogers Co They willcombine pleasure with busi ness and will visit Atlantic City and Niagara Falls Deputy Sheriff Wrn Sleddcon veyed William and Bertha flyers ages seven and ten years respectively to the Kentucky Childrens Home Society at Louisville Sat urday to which institution they were sent by the Montgomery County Court The following from here were registeredat Olympian Springs last week Miss Flo Shirley Miss Gladys Wilson John Barnes and daughter Miss Paulina Judy Turner Pitman J M Hoffman R C Scott W B Samuels N T McKee Benton Kinsolving C T Coleman Miss Nolle Tipton Mrs John Wood and daughters Misses Olive and Katherine J C Reid and Priest Kemper Miss Florence Locknane made a weekendvisit to the family of Rodney M Eubank ana from there went to Mt Sterling where she is the guest of J Green Trim hIe Miss1 Cornelia Renick en tertained with a dance at the Au ditorium in honor of her guests Misses W inona Tipton of Mt Sterling and Mary Wright of Sharpsburg It was a most delightful occasion and was thoroughly enjoyed by all present Miss Cora Baldwin entertained at her beautiful home on Maple street Tuesday evening in honor of Misses Mary Wright of Sharps burg and Winona Tipton of Mt Sterling Winchester Democrat For the kind of clothes gentle men wear see Olto Mueller of Kahn Tailoring Co with us this week Punch Graves 350 pumps and oxfords re duced to 298 J H Brunner 53t The Shoe Man Manhattan shirts at cut prices Walsh Bros You find the befit line of meats at phone 85 or 100 Greenwades Wanted country ham at Green wades a You can get spring lamb at Greenwades Phone 85 or 100 I PUblic Sale tAtof W P Staggs at Side View Ky on Aug 11 1911 at 10 oclock a in I will sell to the highest and best bidder the following personalty Fiveyear old fancy combined McDonald Chief gelding eightyearold har ness mare by Wiggins now in foal by Alcyo suckling coltby Earl Patch dam by Wiggins fortynine ewes and thirtyfour lambs block and tackle one sefety lift and other articles too numer ous to mention Object in selling Arilremove to Canada T H STAGGS WM CUAVKNS Auctioneer Best line of meats in the city at Greenwades Manhattan the best shirt at cut prices Walsh Bros Broken sizes 1250 suits 625 Punch Graves Williams Improving J E Williams the young white nan struck in the hud with a rick some days airti an account of which appeared in our last issue is getting along nicely and is expected to be able to be present- at the examining trilllof Dee und Jim Carter colored charged with striking him when it is called be fore Judge McCormick Saturday iug 19 In the meantime the iCLroes lure in jail in default of- builirt the sum of 500 I i Grecnwado handles the best line of fresh meats If you want only the bestin the meat and grocery line call Va nars 1ellsrI Betoken sizeseU Punch suits l oII r- jN e SOCIAL EVENTS isMrs Richard Stofer will enter tain the Ladies Aid Missionary Society of the Baptist church at ten oclock Friday Miss Sallie Greene entertained a hotiseparty last week in honor of Mrs T Benton Hill of Ver gihna Va Those present were Mrs W A Sutton Mr and Mrs T H Blotiht Miss Mary Bigstalf Ragan and Miss Emi Lee Young 4 pumps and oxfords reduced to 350 J H Brunner 53t The Shoe Man I First cut of the season on Manhattan shirts Walsh Bros For the nicest chickens on the market phone No2 For Sale Pure bred Duroc Jersey Boar Roy Byrd 4tf R R No 2 Mt Sterling Ky Suttons Puzzle The Teddy Lions puzzle given out by W A Sutton Son the enterprising furniture men of this city and which has been at tracting a great dial of interest for the last few days was solved by Miss Dora Robinson of this city and she secured the lovely prize of a 10 rocker V Fresh clean stock of groceries at Vanarsdells Let us sell you your gasoline Phone No2 v slsNSBIRTHS o wew cccct c- On Sunday August G to the wife of Geo M McAlister a fine tenpound girl Allie Bright Mc AlisterBorn to the wife of Jas Swango at Terra Haute Inda fine baby boys Both mother and child do ingrticely Mr Swango is a son ot Judge and Mrs G B Swango of this county 1 Broken sizes 2250 Ski its 1125 Punch Graves Get you a 50lb can of lard for 5 at Green wades f l jto f RELIGIOUS e n co 4 oe eveve Rev Hurry C Rogers pastor of the lending Presbyterian church in Kansas City Mo who is visit ing relatives here preached at the Presbyterian church in this city at the Sunday night service A large crowd was present and thoroughly enjoyed the sermon rNow is the timo to buy your lard 50 pounds for 5 at Green wades BrokenI sizes 125 suits l1250 Punch Graves ItI f it is printing you want phone H m 10 o o+ c w THE BlOKfi p a Mrs M1 W Chorn is undergoing treatment at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington fsave your money 50 pounds of lard for 5 nt Greenwades II Clay McKee Sons lily Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Arite the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put you Next tl best investments Sell The Best VUtOS TlIK WlIlTK STKAMKU Dont faJo see them 44tf 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 Inc f r un Disease Wins Where 22 Bullets failed Allen Prewitt who was known hereabouts as the human sire is dead Prewitt always claimed the distinction of haying been wound pdoftener than any other man who fought in and survived the Civil War and offered as proof of his claim the scars of 22 bullets whichstruck him in the four years he fought on the Confeder sidePrewitt was 67 years oldand was born near Waverly Mo on a farm which was his home all his life At the beginning of the Civil War he joined the Quantrell band and was at the sacking of Lawrence Kan He was for a time withHBi1l Anderson the noted guerrilla and then joined GenuJo Shelbys comniandand fought in every battle in which it was engaged He was wounded in nearly every one of the engage ments large and small After the war he followed Shelby to Mexico but soon returned and settled down on his farm near Waverly The above was clipped from one of the Missouri papers and if true Prewitt must have been a wonder Let us sell you your gasoline Phone No 2 for Sale Privately My farm of 125 acres of land situated 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 orchard Never failing springs This place will make a good home Come and see me about it Terms reasonable- JJ E HELTON Mt Sterling Ky K H No4 5211tJI1 Burbridge Dismissed f Jim Burbridge colorodVl charged withshooting his son Allie Burbridge has been dis missed it being shown by the testimony of the parties to have been an accident The injured man is able to be out the wound not being a serious one 2 Manhattan shirts now 138 150 Manhattan shirts now 115 Walsh Bros Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT W T FITZPATRICKS Com riffs vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings W T FITZPATRICK Cc Dfts Notice is hereby given that I will begin my sittings in the above styled case at my office m Mt Sterling Kyon August I7th 1911 and will conclude the same on September 2nd 1911 I All persons having claims against the estate of W T Fitzpatrick will present same to me properly proven within said time JOHN A JUDY 43 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT N T MCKEE Adm of Ida C Thomas PHI it vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings JOSEPHINE THOMAS c Dft Notice is hereby given that I will begin my sittings in the above styled action at my office in Mt Sterling Ky on Wed nesday August 16th 1911 and will close the same on Saturday September 2nd 1911 All persons having claims against Ida C Thomas deceased are hereby notified to present the same to me properly proven within said date JOIN A JUDY 43 Master Commissioner 11 C C UUMH1I Sanitary t Plumbing iBy Skilled Workmen 6 Only 2 Hull Grady Material Used i We guarantee our work as represented CQX 0rear iccm qqwj rL = If aLJJt Ii I It p t t 11 SPEI7Li- 4M4HM S7L- EDIc7P77QdS ON Until September 1st J W JonesThe Jeweler J wf t j 1 IMYI Y IrrA r w 1 Muw r t il6 i 1 1IfI i t h i 1 Queen Anne j First then a woman will or wontdepend ont If she will dot she will and theres un end ont Aaron Jlltl Anne secondJqueen of the oftmarried Henrv VIII one of the most picturesque figures in English history At the time when he fell in love with his second wife the Englishcourt had become extremely dull and sedate Henry himself was not especially endowed with brilliant talent and his elderly wife Queen Katherine was severely plain and unusually devout It was some where between 1522 and 1527 that this lovely woman and the daugh ter of an English nobleman burst upon the placid and stupid atmosphere Anne had spent her early life at the French court which was as gay and wicked as England was stupid In France she had acquired the dash and cleaverness of that court and naturally upon her return home to become maid v of honor to the queen she took the English court by storm Al most immediately she set herself to work to win King Henry This was no difficult task withsuch a fickle nature She aimed for the throne and it was but a short time until she lord hit the mark Soon as Henry came to admire her he made her a marchioness and heaped rich gifts upon her She feignea indifference which was part of her game but she gave the king to understand that she was willing to become tin Queen of England Henry de cided to divorce Katherine He claimed that as she had been his brothers wife he professed to have qualms of conscience as tc the legality of such a marriage He called on the pope to sanction a divorce but his holiness refused Henry thereupon tore England away from the church of Rome altered the form of the country religion and declared himself solr head of the English church They were married in 1533 and Aunt was crowned queen on May 19 They had been marrieJ but a short time when Henry began to shall weariness of his new wife Then has always been and probably al ways will be a mystery in the fact that An e Bolen so soon lost tin affection of the king She die not lose her beauty and her youtl and accomplishments together with her pleasant disposition Ii has deyeloped through severs sources of history that Anne wa simple and silly in her love o pleasure and gossip and had tin most foolish habit of constantly laughing Anne had neither dig nity nor selfpoise in her relations with her maid of honor or of hot conduct with the entire court She allowed herself to be on term4 of intimate gossip with her ladies inwaiting and the young gallantt of thn court could make jokes with 1 lieu InJ seeing her about Katherine of Aragon Henry had thought her a merry girl with an unusual sense of humor But when lu saw her as wife and queen take delight in simple tattle he sooi wearied of any reallyhhad Anne Boleyn had a maid ol honor1 Jane SeymourI equally young and attractive as herself fr yet with more dignity As queerI The Mark an- Silverware The most beantlfnl must durable sliver plated forks spoons and fancy serVIng pieces are nnmpe1 with the re nowned trade wade 1847 ROGERS BROSypt Br thli mark only can yon distinguish the original Rogers ware I ant made In 1M7 anil assure yourself- of the best In quality v finish and design dealer Send Sold tor by leadJnlCII OL showing all designs MERIDEN HK1TANMA CO ICoI Mcriden Conn I f- Mvwy9wfwcsl f t+w I IIfwnicn WOULD YOU CHOOSE you saw a row andoi all for sale at the same price wouldnt you chose the best Why not do the same thing when you buy fire insurance The cost of insurance is substantially the same in all agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the apples in the rowI I Talk with Hoffman I LvtSterlingr KentuckyJ No2 had craftly supplanted Queen No1 so Jane now proceeded to supplant Anne So successful was the maid of honor that Annes many enemies at court found the king a willing listner when they brought him storiesfalse o- rtrueof his wifes unfaithfulness Anne was tried for her life sen dellthjThewhich took place on May 19I 15JJG she asked the governor the tower if she was to die ofI noon for she wished to be dead and past her pain The governor assured her that her sufferings would be brief To this she re plied that she hod heard it said xecutioner was lkindand her neck was a very little one Then she laughed heartily The day that Annes head fell from the block Henry married Jane Sey mour When Anne was in prison awaiting execution she sent her husband this remarkable message From a private gentlewoman you have made me first a marchioness then a queen And as you can raise me no higher in the world you are now sending me to be a stint in Heaven 1 suffered habitually from con stipation Uoans Kegulets re lieved and strengthened the bow els so that they have been regular ever sinceA Eo Davis grocer Sulphur Springs Tex 1m Anything and everything the market affords at Vanarsdells Fur Sale Double Standard Polled Durham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Purei bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas J BigstafF 13tf Mt Sterling Ky You have to roll with the world if you wish to get to the bright side and incidently give it a push when the wheels run slow Wheres Dod a mar asked Friday I haint stew him for in veek Lots of good men tall hat s01th0f grammer The rich man cant get to heaven through the needles eye bllt he never has trouble getting a lift over the fence Fashion NoteThe girl win wore her head covered with puns now leaves half of them in the top Irawer High grade job work at low grade pricesAdvocate Pub Co Inc l JJ 1 J w r 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 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 I I doni want to be rich and I J JIts such excellent exercise chasII dont want to be poor all I want ing rainbows that one feels healthy is to keep one mile ahead of trou I enough to stand the disappoint ble on a road where the running ment of failing to tind the goldat is the other end goodII scnr1j WINCHESTERIeczema M San1 Your druugist sells it 1111R1NCHESTEItI I KY WORK LOWEST PRICES IIBEST onIfI 74FI H JACKSON Prop Olympian Springs Of course you are going some time this season Make your room reser vation nov August the capacity of the hotell is generally taxed Till table is unexcelled nights cool and bracing the waters unsur p tssed the music dancing and amusements 111 that can be desired Reduced railroad rates Hotel rates 250 per day or 1250 perweek upwards Write for particulars t VVM M ONEAL Manager- t OLYMPIA BATH COUNTY KENTUCKY L I i eL Uoars 1 o I insurance eal Estate ZBOISTIDS Ii GREENE sS M L STTRO Nu iI I CO 0 ocg I BLUE GRASS FAIR 0 0 LEXINGTON KENTUCKY Hr r i I AUGUST 7 891011121an 6BigDays i I OnOnu S MarineBand Daily Concerts Flights Daily YeMcCurdy O U tO Ann Saddle Horse FuturitytGreatest ColtShow in the World Three Other Rich Saddle Hone Stakes HighClass Running and Harness Races Daily i 25000IN PREMIUMS Best ofall American Horse Shows Splendid Display of Every Class of Live Stock 0 I COMPANYUo 0neO = 0 =0 II 1 KENTUCKY FAIR DATES The following are the dates fix ed for holding the Kentucky Fqirs for 1911 as far as reported Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenteburg August 15 4 days LeitchBeld August 154 days Burkesville August 154 days Brodhead August 163 days Fern Creek Au rust 164 days Shephersville August 22 4 days London August 224davs Erlanger August 234 days Germantown August 243d- ays Nicholasville August 29 3 daysII 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 11G days Horse Cave September 204d- ays Falmouth September 27 4 days Mayfield September 27 4 days The world turns round once in a daybuttthe best way for folks to- go is to keep right on andnever turn round because whats gone isi gone and itll take all your time to keep your eye on whats acom ingFeel languid weak run down 1 Headache StomachoffJust a plain case of lazy liver Bur dock Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach promotes digestion pu rifies the blood1m High grade job work at low grade pricesAdvocate Pub Co Inc COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Pans 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lest gton 2d Monday FlemingFlemingsburg 4th MondayHarrison Cynthiana 4th Mon dayMadison Richmond 1st Mon dayMontgomery Mt Sterling 3rd Monday Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday Bebt Farm in the South A RARE OPPORTUNITY- 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 twc Steamboat landings They are 234 tides 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 fSo each 24000 00 Cotton seed 10 from each bale 3000 oo 10000 bushels corn 6oc bu 6oco oo Making a total in one year of 33000 oo To this add second crops andenough could be made in one year to pay for the entire farm and with the entire farm in cultivation it would realize far more Price 1030 per acre Applyat this office 48lf For the JUICIEST STEAKS Choicest of all kinds of FRESH and CURED MEATS STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES see sr GRCENWADC The Man who handles only the BEST l t Gyat r fro f Paris1 Green 1 sUQI 50 iANDFhOti ar j at Paris Green t tU h r 45 111 c Blowers 1 0o g r 96 a 00AT+ 55 50iG5 Mt Sterling boDrug 391rr oo 11 01 WAWAANAWM o0DO I suI y ti The Garages II IOr0 IIS r l0 l 0 Bank Street 4 h Automobiles s a I FOR RENT At AH Times k F WE WILL MEETi6Any Train7e ON NOTICE 4Is Strother Frazeil Phone 268 Mt Storlinn Kentucky LAIIDRI11 r FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY CF ALL KIND od to the 1 Mt Sterling Laundry Co f r All work promptly delivered We give special attention to t 1 ffamily Washing lilve Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STERLING Laundry Co s- R rt r i Real Estate Real stagtiTHE WORLD IS MADE OF- t Real Estate LET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IT e p WE HAVE FOR S- AGEFarms S p J V 1residencestt- i 1 Let Us show you our list r v i JbeforeJJI LIST YOUR FARM WITH US NOWT i Any busiuess entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention i P Ir t Hadden Evans A 1+r Office 28 Cdurt St u Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 54ta o I MT STERLING KY d I Ak 11 J 4 o 4 Yrw + iiwv1r y i1- I a J r 1 Nothing 1u u Succeeds Like Success You Knowand everyone knows That the place to get full value for4 your money is at tir r ti WiA Sutton Sons i Furniture Carpets Rugs Etc Cut pricesON OUR Entire Stock Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings Our Prices Always the Lowest S Click BrosII 22 South Maysville St Mtt Sterling Ky II r r Something New In Kitchen Ware The 1892 Pure Spun Aluminum Ware is rapidly coming into use for cooking purposes It is taking the place of agate and enamel ware because while iits first cost is a trifle more than ordinary ware it is really much cheaper in the long run as it is guaran f teed for twentyfive years and will last practically a life time The genuine 1892 Ware made only from pure SPUN not cast Aluminum will not crack scale peel break scorch or burn It looks like silver but weighs only about one quarter as much is easily cleaned and handled and will not rust corrode or tarnish Absolutely pure nonpoisonous and wholesome saVes money time and doctors bills Be sure YOU get the original and genuine ware stamped with the Maltese Cross At your dealers TI fAIR STORE 111 I 1 DEPARTMENTf Institute MondayiijYl ENGLISH DEPARTMENT for review work in all English classes just the thing for that backward boy or girl Call phone or write W EC CIA==ccE Prin JMTSTERLING KENTUCKY I1 lyr- k ml A Robinson The Jeweler The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get High Grade Cut Glasss t8 in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest New laVallieresan excellent assortment t11atterns1 us a call and see our extensive line I 1 l r- y J rr- I A 1 1rr v SECRET OF THE NEAT GIRL It IU Nothing More Nor Less Than Taking Cars of Her Clothes We all have among our acquaintances the girl who without being in the least good looking always man ages to look neat and well dressed Perhaps she has only a small dress allowance and yet whenever you happen to meet her she looks smart andattractive while other girls with twice the money at their com mand too often look shabby and dowdyWhat i the neat girls secret Nothing more nor less than taking care of her clothes she has a place for everything and everything is kept in ita place her ribbons gloves handkerchiefs etcare not all hud dled together in one drawer neither do they lie about on the tables and chairs until they are wanted Every article of apparel is put away with the most scrupulous care first being dustedshaken or mended an the case may be There is a great difference too in the way in which girls put on their clothea and very often a girl dressed in a shirtwaist and plain spirt will look twice as neat as the one clad in an expensive gown the reason being simply and solely this The one has put her dress on any how the other has taken care that allshall be neat and fresh It is the duty ofall parents to sec that their children are taught from their babyhood to take proper care of their wearing apparel for the child who lets clothes dropoff her and lie in a heap on the floor invariably grows into the careless untidy woman with whom we are so familiar AN EXCEPTION One of those cases when you would hesitate to say Unadorned adorned the mostF- ACING DEATH Why should we consent even to the semblance of lack of courage in our pagan trappings of woe at every death We may well grieve thnt we are left behind that a comrade whose face and voice and interpreta tion of life make half our joy should pass beyond our grasp But if we believe that death is going to justify itself there is no right or reason in emphasizing grief We were mad to go onward writes Louise Collier Willcox in Harpers Bazar There is no permanent stoppage in the passingiwhen we are forced to wavq farewell to one who goes beyond our sight let it be courageously and with a solemn gladness There is noth ing to be commiserated writes the good gray poet to one about to die I do not commiserate E congratu late you ALTRUISTIC I have been spending tSao week training a waitress What for For the family she is now work ing forLifeNOTHING DOING Customer in book storcI would like to get a book on faith Clerk Sorry sir but our terms are strictly cash t ITHE RULING SPIRIT Bacon And what did the klepto maniac do when he got in court EgbertWhy he took the witness standjl Yohkera t Statesmanr i1 t I Life Saver In a letter from Branch land W Va Mrs Eliza beth Chapman says I womanlytroubles All the doctors in the coun ty did me no good I took Cardui and now I am en tirely well I feel like a new woman Cardui saved my lifeI All who suffer from womanly trouble should give Cardui a trial TakeRDUI I The Womans Tonic 50 years of proof have convinced those who tested it that Cardui quickly re lieves aches and pains due to womanly weakness and helps nature to build up weak women to health and strength Thousands of women have found Cardui to be a real life saver Why not test it for your case Take Cardui today A Slow Law A St Louis man who sued the Inside Inn at the Worlds Fair in 1904for a matter of some hun dredsof dollars of salary has ob taineda verdict in 1911 A St Louis woman who sued a real es tate firm In 1905 for an account ing and resolution of her property placed in their hands and now hold them has hada verdict in 1911 The real estate firm may appeal the case still further And yet I thought that Dickens had made this sort of thing impossible by his exposition of the case of Jarndyce vs Jarnclyce Seven years to decide a law suit is an outrageous perversion of law Eveii justice at the end of sucha time loses its value and injustice becomes a thousandfold more in iquitous and abominable Such cases make law a hateful thing It is no wonder the people have lost respect for the law The weakcannot hope for anything from iit The strong use it to strengthen then oppressions Tin cunning turn the law against its professedand proclaimed intents Law is a battle or gaKce and jus tice is an accident not an essence of tfcs spirit No wonder that when you scrntch1n American who has not a staff of lawyers to steer him and twist the laws you j dud a man who is tmore or less of an anarchist j If trouble wants to stay at your house hang up a sign that the reefs due and the bailiffs coming to levy on everything in sight too Trouble will think you have enough of him already fRECKLES GONE Simple Remedy from W S Uoyds Drug Store Remove Them Says a Society LafK hillme best skin specialists told me that nothing would remove my freckles and that J would carry them to ray grave saida well known society woman but I fooled ithem allwitha new drug othinedouble strength that I bought at W S Lloyds drugstore which cleared aiy skin and gave mea line complexion The action of othtue is really remarkable for when appliedat night many of the freckles disappear entirely by morning and the rest have begun to fade An ounce is usually all that is needed even for the worst case Be sure to ask W S Lloyds drug store for the double strength othine as this is sold under a guarantee of money back if it fails to remove the freckles 5913 Dont take yourself too serious lyYou cant set the river on tire and it would be folly to burn the woods dr Solve This About the year 1861 there came into Lewis county where I was then livinda man by the name of Thomas Tarry accompanied by his wife two children a boy and girl and his mother who was a widow Shortly after his arrival his wife sickened and died Tom soon tired of living without a helpmate and began to look around for another wife He soon met and married Miss Staggs a daughter of John Stairs in the neighborhood After living to give him another heir she also died leaving Tom alone again with the care ofa young baby This did not suit Tom so after a few weeks of mourning Tom be gan to look around for a third wife and took another daughter ofI John Staggs to his heart and home She after bearing him two children also died leaving Tom alone again In the mean time Mrs Staggs Toms mother in law died and Mr Stairgs after an interval of severalmonthsl courted and married the widow Tarry She was old and didnot live long and Mr Staggs in look ing for his third wife choose Miss Tarry Toms daughter by his first wife She bore him children aft er which Mr Staggs died Now what we want to know is what re lationship Toms children by his second and third wife sustains to the children of his daughter IrI Staggs thirdwife These are facts known bmanV people yet living in Lewis county Ky E J FITCH GO TO THE RESCUE Dont Walt Till Its Too Late follow the Example of a Mt Sterling Citizen Rescue the aching back It it keeps on aching trouble conies Backache is kidney ache If you neglect the kidneys warning Lookout for urinary trouble dropsy This Mt Sterling citizen will show you how to go to the rescue L G Howard G8 West Locust street Mt Sterling Ky says I had attacks of backache for ten years but I never paidmuch attention to the trouble until about two years ago when it he crone worse My kidneys rove out all at once and the least work I did brought on such severe at tacks of backache that I was hardly able to stand There was also a ciifiiculty with the kidney secretions which caused me much annoyance 1 finally procured Doaifs Kidney Pills and their use rid sue of every symptom of kid ney complaint I now keep a supplyI of this rep rttion on hand For sue by dI dealers Price oO cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- i1emeiteber the nulUeDoans and take ao other 42t eBuys Taper at Uwrcnceburg Jesse M Alversoo formerly of Stanford butloocentlw of Frank fort ihas bougiit the Anderson News a weekly paper published in L11wrence url Mr Alvorson is the sole owner atid wall be editor and uttunager The ooasideradon was hot made lifxtblic The News has a well equipped plant with modern machinery and t goodrun of type Mr Atoersoa will as sume dtarge at onto Mr Alverson has been in the newspaper business in all brunches for many years haying been with the Stanford InteriorJournal for a long time He can do anything from setting type to writing a heavy editorial and it is predicted here where he is well known that he will make the News one of the best papers in the State Take it front the old man Bud In the game of Life it is not so much the cards you hold as the way you play them i Cheapest accident insurance Dr Thomas Electric Oil StopsI the pain and heals the wound All druggists sell it 1m c r- w Advice to the AgedAge brings infirmities such as slug gish bowels weak kidneys and blad L- IVERMil stimulating the bowels ftto perform their natural functions as In youth and- IMPARTING VIGOR LIVERThey roIOMOOGCM OC CO + PROrESSI Rifa iii IW DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr JJrown- Ul Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Ollicc in Martin ItulMing Phone B2J H R PREWITT ATTO R N EYAT LAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room upstairs DR G m HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3Ir DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Mlico at Anderson t ItoanlnmnXIjivory Stable Ollice Phone 185 Uosiduncc Iliono l l- Calls answered promptly KHmlnation fiee Assistant State Veterinarian THE liopokoa Ohio Railway Company TIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERLING- In Effect July 0 1011 Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and From ARRIVE x 719 a m Louisville X1239 p m x 347 p m Louisville x 937 p in It 920 a III LexingtonItI J 705 p HI 1t 930 a m Rothwell t 205 p HI I New Yorkx1239 P ut washgion 1 19 a tn c 937 P tIIIj I Richmondorfolkx 37 P 111 Pikeville t 2151111- tt 920 a in Hinton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on xpress Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily J Weekdays exin ton S Eastern By TIME TABLE Elective May 38 19- 11WestJottrid No l NoJ STATIONS navy natty A II I M Lv Quicksand 2S Lv Jackson 05 1So O K Junction I 510157 Athol 535 222 1 Beatty ville Junction 603 251 3toCampton Junction 643 330 Ie Clay City 719 405 I L S E Junction 751 437 Winchester 805 450 535ArEatat8ouz STATIONSDully Dally No PM AM Lv Lexington 135 720 Winchester 217 8o3 L E Junction 235 HaS Clay City 305 85041 Campton Junction 347 927 Torrent 404 944 Beattyville Junction 425 wo4 Athol 452 1030 O K Junction 519 107 Jackson 525 II 05 Ar Quicksand t 125 CONNECTIONSLEX- INGTONTrain No i will make connection Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky NO3 will make connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati 0 CANTON JUNCTION Trains Nos I 2 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton Ky BEATT V VILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos I 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beattyvillt O K JUNCTION Trains Nos 2 jand 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and D K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent 1 J alN o j r sI t Y tJ1 C J Y r 1 0 Ce It Was the Time of Roses BI ELIAS LIEBERMAN By I g This passage soliloquized the professor making a marginal note in red ink is spurious I am firmly convinced that it is the work of spine monkwho copied the original manuscript He noddedseveroly and placed the pen still dripping with ink behind his ear Suddenly reminding him self that it was not a lead pencil he took it up and gazed at it reproachfully 41 uIt is positively incredible how i isuch flagrant dog Latin could have crept into a text prepared by Dr I Yon Platz The Germans more t thorough than we 1 Bah 1 lIe stuck the pen into his vest pocket John brought in a tray bearing a c cup of fragrant coffee and sonic toast The professor had workedon a glass of water until 10 30 prefer ring to get his breakfast in the middle of the forenoon John nor ticed thatliis master was looking up r at the skies hopelessly lIe shifted his position to attract attention even deposited the tray withmore noise was strictly necessary but to no availcI U Professor I he finally whispered very gently into the scholars car breakfast is served The professor looked at him stern ly A delightful little dream ofn modern outdoor university had been rudely interrupted by his intrusion John was a good servants a very good servant but utterly lacked the scholars perspective John he reproached why must you give expression to the obvious That breakfast is served is a fact needing merely ocular demonstra tion You must not regard the oral IJ statement as necessary Do you gather my meaning lIe sipped reflectively at the coffee Yes sir thank you sir replied John smiling He liked the professor and wouldnt let a few big words stand in the way of friendship Besides he carne on a mes sage from the professors niece He was reminded of it by the Taran tcUe which came tempestuously from the open windows Miss Lucy wants to know whether youre free to see her sirbendr= ing low She hasnt been feeling well this morning at all at all sir I know it because Never mind the symptoms John Jt is a sign of an ordinary intellect to dwell at any 1 length on trivial cor roborative detail Yes sir but what shall I tell her J Of course I am ready If you c intuitionci you would have discerned Hut John 11111mwhisked off leaving I ItIleprofessor in the toilof painful that the menaltity of serv I hug mon in the United Stoics struck an unusually low average A girlI Iof 10 in n white lawn dress wearing a richly colored Spanish scurf about her shoulders appeared in the doorway One rose protrud 1 ed from her hair another was pinned jauntily to her shirtwaist She threw herself down on the grass before the professor II Uncle Im miserable miserable miserable she gasped outII fi i Carissima he said patting her 1 dark brown hair stoicallwhat 1 f stroke of sorrow brings you here j kifprostrotc at my feet garbed even as the prmul CasHlians t I7rr amt i till tinei 1s sympathy I can I expect from you then I had better go I she said pouting I hate the t warf anyhow I hate ithate it I i hatet Hi JSriI v7j2crVngir J Vehemence neither adds to norI v detracts front an eternal verityre butskt y if you will pardon the question why 4a do you hate this beautiful variegated liiBearf and why are you so deeply grieved f I hate the scarf because he gave tr it to me she panted and Im not grieved not a bit not the leastt wee bit She snatched the rose from her hair and plucked away recklessly I nt petal after petal Let me understand you proper J lysaid the professor as if trying to construct an interesting syllogism you hate the scarf because Mr Chester gave it to you and yet you I like Mr Chester I hate lIowarderr Ches ier too she said decisively 1 s Hating Mr Chester and hating t4 j I t oo J I- Y w his scarf asypu do persisted the professor relentlessly why do yo- ucrnrray yourself Because she hesitated because it goes well with the playing ofa a Spanish Tar ntelle Now youre going to ask me why I played the Tarantclle but I wont wont wont tell you She kicked at the turf while speaking- I was going to propound no such question remarked the professor taking off his glasses and blinking at them with an air of scientific can dor because it would be entirely superfluous I happen to be acquainted with the fact that theer tarantella is one of Mr Chesters favorite musical compositions He informedme himself that he liked it for two disconnected reasons one that it is the musical frenzy of the volatile Latin temperament Hmmm hummed Lucy And the other that your face li- tupcr r gloriously thats his wordwhen you played it Of course the second reason judged from the standpoint of relevancy A tear plumped on a blade of grass and trickled to the ground Lucyrubbed her eyes The profess sor took her dread in his hands and stroked her cheCks You love him Carrissima you love him lie continued gently Not so utterly remote is the period when Ierentertaineda little dream myself and the indications that point unerringly to thrhelpless state are not foreign to my knowledge He took the poor mu tilated rose from her and put it into his buttonhole Now tell me what was the quarrelabout She looked up at him confidingly- I scolded Howard awfully she said just terribly I raked him over the coals like the mean cat that 111m Pardon me for suggesting that a feline could hardly perform He wanted to explain but I just stamped my foot this wayan em phatic illustration and said that if he couldnt call to see me or at least I Looking Up At the Skies Hopelessly vrite one in time days that was a iisjn he didnt rare for me and that I justt hated him und that our en jnjrcinent was oil and now Im mis rnlile thats all Semper em inn quoted the professor and now let me see John came walking in across the lawn to where the pair were talking Mr Chester he announced wishes to see the professor I asked hug n second time He snidthe professor John looked mournfully at Lucy I w bcwr John said Lucy reproachfully Tell him to come with all dis patch said the professor and you looking at Jucyugo into that arbor at my left with as much precipitation as tteare capable of Howard Chester loomed up drag ting a chair after hima bit of forethought due to his knowledge of the professors habits Its all over he said ruefully I quit this blamed postgraduate work for good I chased allover New York for tho pamphlet you rec ommended dug it up in a musty cor ner of the Astor Mr Chester neither your senti ments nor your language is in the least scholarly corrected the pro fessor a smile lurking about his lips Excuse mo said Chester run ning his hand through his light hair but that is just tho way I feel like letting a few big juicy swear words loose upon the scentladen breezes Youd think when a fellow did find the blamed information hadmade copious notes and added another rare V book to the bibliography of his doc tors thesis that hed corohome like a conquering hero well not by a long shot If I amnotnistakcn ventured the professor you aro employing racing phraseology That a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Shucks responded Chester If I hadn trackmans lingo I might fitlysuggest that theres something wrong with me As it is I know my limitations Listen here After working like a Trojan Thats better at least a classical allusion although a trifle hack neyed sighed the professor After working like a horse cor rected Chester I come home to Lucy with the joyful news that my thesis is nearly finished and that soon another doctor would be im posed upon a gullible community and incidentally get a living wage at the college where he teaches and andbe ableperhapstoer marryand The big fellows red cheeks turned decidedly redder He took out a pocket handkerchief and ran it across his forehead The matter is not beyond all reparation began the professor Yes it is said Ohester mourn fu11yif you had heard Lucy you wouldnt give a plugged continental for my chances Pm giving up my postgradwork to go out west There are plenty of places where a Strong man Unobserved Lucy had tiptoed up to himr v rt+ No you wont Howard before youve forgiven me for being a mean selfish illtempered little beast that never deserved Howard jumped up beaming with happy excitement Gypsy he cried embracing her Gypsy if you knew how unhappy Ive been 1 Off they walked unceremoniously leaving the professor dazed at the suddenness of it all On what insubstantial grounds does modern learning rest he mused There is Chester a young frljow with a brilliant future author of a valuable contribution to paleography willing to give everything up because forsooth Lucy indulged in a fit of temper Queer very queer I His hand wandered toward his vest pocket Peculiar how the pen got into that pocketbut this is a queer world I j SAW NO REASON FOR LIMIT Politics remarked Chief Moore of the weather bureau is a science as well as a circus One of the funniest things I ever hoard in that connection was about the cowboy delegate to the constitu tional convention of Nevada when that territory was about to become a state In the constitution was the stereotyped paragraph about the new states having two senators to rep c sent it in Washington When it was read to the conven tion the cowboy delegate rose and yelled out Whats the use of limit ing it to two Were overwhelming ly Republican and we can elect as many as we tviuitSunday ytaga zinc J NATURAL CONCLUSION f The following conversation was held by three little girls NellieIm glad my father and mother are Christian Scientists I never havo to take any nasty medi cineDorothyIm glad my father and mother are not Christian Scientists Every time I have to take nasty medicine I get a box of candy Elizabcth I wish my father and mother were Christian Scientists Every time I have to take a dose of medicine I get a goodspanking II HE REACHED A CONCLUSION Tom was the youngest of a large family and had to endure arty amount of teasing Every little while some one would sayHTom the bad man will get you I At first it frightened him but later he paid no attention to it One day one of his sisters said Tom what makes you so baduPm goin to keep on bein badder and balder till the old badman comes I want to see what 1 replyIPLAIN Why in the world did she ever marry him 1 How can you ask such 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