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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, October 4, 1911.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. cJ i 1 J Mt STERLINGALARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY e I tt VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 1911 NUMBER 13 i MR CLAY MILLER r 3Surprised His Many Friends Lastt to J Week By Announcing That He Was Married August 29th to Prominent to I If 1 Covington Lady J The many friends of Mr Cla I Miller were very much surprise- last week when it became known that he was married on August 29 to Miss Mabel Thompson a prom V inent lady of Covington The J wedding was a very quiet affair the ceremony being performed by 1Rev Mosher in Covington and the marriage had been kept a profoun- secret Mr Millers friends neve- once dreaming that he was married V until he brought his wife home last week accompanied by her mother I who will make her home with Mr rf and Mrs Miller on Queen street Mr Miller is proprietor of a job printing establishment on Court 4JIstreet and is a young man with countless friends He has splen fwdid business attainments and his congenial disposition has wonfor him the confidence and admiration of all with whom he comes in con tactHis bride is said to be an elegant and gifted lady and her charming manner has won her one of Mt Sterlings foremost citizens The ADVOCATK joins Mr Millers hosts of friends in wishing them many many happy years of mar ried life0 You will find Guthrie Clotfiing t Co opposite The Fair- I I- Ifr Mrs James 0 McCue Dead i Mrs James G McCue diedat her home in Davenport Okla homa Friday night September 29 of typhoid fever aged 42 years v Besides her husband she is sur vived bv three children Mrs McCue before marriage was Miss Ollie Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gibson formerly of this city Mrs McCue was adevotedwifetfc rkind and loving mother and a true r friend To the sorrowing ones we extend our heartfeltlsympathy J Bath County CentennialI The Bath county centennial held at Owingsville last week was large Ily attended A big crowd fromf c this city was in attendance enchc day The base ball game Friday between the Owingsville High School and the local High School r resulted in a victory for the Ow 1 Y ingsville team by the score of 5 to 4 Friday the Owingsville team defeated the Carlisle team by the score of 3 to 2 Both games were P exceptionally well played The dance Friday night was a I1 most enjoyable affair nndn large number from here attended i I i r Heavy Rains r Heavy rains fell in this vicinity tt- t Sunday afternoon Sunday night t and Monday The rain Sunday I afternoon was accompanied by heavy windund much tobacco 1 1which had been cut and left in the field was blown down and more 1 or less damagedr10 Double Murder t 1 Mrs John Matlock and her daughter Pearl Matlock living near Ragland Ky were shot by an assassin last week the mother In iW dying some hours later The daughter is also expected to die a Box Supper Saturday night October 14th there will be a box supper At the j Christian Church at Jefferson ville All other churches are invited I Dressed spring chickens on hand at all times at Greenwades 132 w I tit M w k lr Fr k Freight Wreck at Winchester In a freight wreck which oc curred about onehalf mile east of Winchester on the C O last Friday evening between trains No 99 and extra No 664 Peter M Eggleston of Lexington conductor of train No 99 was killed in stantly and Alfred Grubbs of Ashland was so seriously injured GoodISamaritan Hospital Lexington Saturday morning The failure of the crew of train No 99 to have out a flagman or the failure of the engineer of the extra train to see the sinallarnps was said to be the cause of the accident The muchdenginerand cars All trains on the 0O were forced to run over the L E track Friday night and Sat urday morning thereby causing them to be several hours late Child and Mother Burned While playing in the yard last week Genevieve the little daugh ter of Mr and Mrs R I Settles stepped on a match which ignited and set lire to the little girls dress Her mother hearing her screams ran to her and succeeded in smoth ering the flames but not before the childs dress was burned completely off and she herself painful ly burned Mrs Settles was also severely burned about the hands while extinguishing the flames Both are getting along nicely J Malcomb Forbes Owned by Jas R Magowan Very Sick J Malcomb Forbes the sensa tional fouryearold stallion owned by Jus R Magowan of this city is very sick at Lexington and it is very doubtful if he will be able to till any of his engagements this week Mr Magowan while having one of the best stables out this season has had more tough luck than any one and it is with sincere regret that his ninny friends will learn of his latest misfortune Wedding ot Interest Mr Stanley Arthur and Miss Marjie Carter of Louisville were united in marriage at the First Christian church in Louisville Sat urduIMr Arthur is a brother of Mr T B Arthur of this city and hits often visited here i Mr and Mrs T B Arthur at tended the wedding I i Everything to eat when you want it Cull up Yanarsdell Resigns Position Mr L Beall Hadden has resigned his position at Kennedys drug store undwill engage in business with his father Mr Hadden who has been an obliging and courteous clerk will be missed in the store but his many flendsI wish him success in his new en terprise Democratic Rally One of the most enthusiastic and llargely attended Democratic rallies ever seen in Lexington was held at the Opcrahouse Friday night and was addressed by Ed waixUJ McDermott Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor United States Senator John W Kern of Indiana and a number of Lexington speakers Judge Saul uel L Wilson chairman of theII Fayette County Democratic Camtt paign Committee presidedand I the big theater was crowded to the topmost gallery with enthusiastic j Democratstj McDermott scored ORear from start to finih and was loudly applauded by an appreciative audif ence Guthrie has not left town Find t him opposite The Fair r i HON JOHN S RHEA An Eloquent Speaker and ex Congressman to Address the Democratic Voters of Montgomery Sat urday Oct 7th Hon John S Rhea of Russell ville iCy exCongressman from the Third District will address the voters of Montgomery county at Courthouse in this city on Satur day October 7th 1911 at 130 oclock in the interest of the Dem ocratic State ticket Mr Rhea is one of the ablest and most eloquent speakers in the country andshould be heard by a large crowd You willmiss a real treat if you fail to hear this distinguishedgentleman In Honor of Mrs Taylor Mrs 1 F Tab was hostess at a beautifully arranged luncheon bridge last Thursday afternoon given in honor of Mrs C M Taylor of Little Rock Ark The house and four tables were artist ically decorated for the occasion and during the evening a delicious course luncheon was served1 aft is Mrs was 0 the off in was 1 10 was t the war of the war was put iinI the t and was in of came out Mrs this of St Uy J W for Com He farm on a trust And he front the Great Wire Trust Gears his from the Trust And him lines froth the Trust He to a from the Chill Plow 4 And sows an trust He binds a from Trust And ties with from the first Trust a front the Trust And saves his in bags from the Jute Bag He a from the Trust I I And hauls his into the I He sells his to the Trust h And his cattle to the poor Beef Tiust V He back home he mu = t And how to pay the Trust V + He lives in a house built by the Trust from the Oil Trust i j He on a from the Buck Trust I That is coal front the Black Coal Trust He for a from the Trust Sweetened with sugar from the III His cup from the New Tin For he is down and out and to bust j i He puts on a suit from the Trust r- And to a trust V I He sits in a pew made by the Trust J And his song book is by the Old Book Trust He over with IIi And the aid of the Fire Arms I He is in a coffin from the Trust s I h11 for his trustto lifelong I that has been and the of i I ii i JIM HJ I Shower Samuels following invitation is out for a kitchen shower to be 1 come the of Mr Badger Ou the fifth You will he A gathering most select Tis a And three is the hour And the bride come if you can And her n- Or pan something help her The strenuous life Of a wife The is Airs Taylor has bought a oneII interest in Mountain Cen till Railroad the line runs Campton to Campion Junction the L E Railroad of the now are C MI President President and J Taylor nd Treasurer at once 0- f Rear Admiral Schley Fails Dead Admiral Winfield Schley retired fell dead on the streets of New Monday ernoon Admirals sudden death attributed to cerebral hemorrhage which attacked him he arrived in New Yorkwith Schley Admiral Schley the Santiago which the Spanish fleet under Cervera annihilated on July 4 1898 andwas retired from active naval service would been 7 old on October He in Frederick Mdund distinction in rebellion When the Spanish American broke Admiral Schley flying squadron charge at Santiago during the absence Admiral Sampson when Cerveras fleet of the harbor Limb Amputated D L Smith formerly of county now Carlisle hada leg above the at Anthony Hospital iin Lexington last rJlafIt j rTOE AMERICAN FARMER WHO VOTES TIDE REPUBLICAN TICKET Newman Candidate of Agriculture buys a bankers fences it withwire horses Leather guides with Cordage hitches plow iTrust good seedwith abiding binder Binders twine Twine Uses machine Separator grain TrustIthen takes wagon Wagon grain Millers Trustjtobacco Tobacco drives because figures Harrow Lumber And lighted with oil Standard cooks stove Stove heated with calls drink Whiskey I Sugar TrustIcoffee is ready Woolen church with hopeful Furniture printed ponders it complete disgust himself by Trust buried Coffin he goes party always always must lAud everybody l1LllfdP knows Mother Trusts For Miss The given lImuels1whobride Hob ortson October please with shower Gladys elect Now bring to begin loving hostess Pierce Winn Will Build Extension- J Day third the narrow gauge that from connecting The owners road Jolla Day Floyd Day ViceDay Secretary extensiongun Rear Scott York The soon after hero battle He have years born City servedwith out commandof but amputated knee week with sneaks goes kills kitheu Although every Democratic speaker timid every Democratic newspaper has asked Judge OKear to express himself as to whether or not he approved the 92000000 dollar increase on the taxable value of farm lands asses sed by the present Republican Administration in two years he is as silent as the tomb on the subject The platform which he and Caleb Powers wrote endorses Willsons Administration and this was one of too conspicuous acts of that Administration It is a fixed pol icy of the Republican party to take from the poor and give to the rich llndwhen Governor Willsons Board of Equalization decreased the taxes on the hanks und in creased them on the farm lands they were only following the p rue tices of their party Public Sale Dont forget the public stile of- T E Helton on Thursday Oct 12th at 10 oclock near Howards Mill of farm stock farm imple ments household and kitchen furniture Guthrie Clothing Cos new lo cation opposite The Fair I h 4 4SS it GREAT FOUR MILE RACE To be Held at Louisville Next Saturdaythe First in Many Years The great fourmile Endurance race will be held at Louisville befone greatest contests seen on the turf for many years It was first thought that ten starters would face the barrier but the entries have been withdrawn un 2tit only about five or six willstart in the great race The race will be worth over 500000 to the winner besides a 100000 gold cup which has been donated by the Racing Commission It is thought that a record breaking crowd will be present At this early date it is thought that Nadzu owned by Bedwell the California owner will be the favorite although Firman andone or two others will receive a good play Business Stationery Something new iin the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the sauce as regular printed goods A look willconvince you Remember a business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Entertain Mr und Mrs Geo Turner en tertained about twenty of their relatives and friends with a most elegant dinner Sunday in honor of their cousin Mrs Frank Warren and Miss Amelia Warren of Parkersburg W Va I For a nice juicy steak or rot t cullat Grcenwadiis 132t EntertainsI enterIItelle Nelson of Fort Scott hang ij one evening lust weekIi j During the afternoon bridge was I enjoyed by the guests and an ele i I gant course luncheon was served store is now next to j i IIGuthrics National Bank INew Phoenix Opens IIThe new Phoenix Hotel at Lexington was formally opened Sunday morning The new addition contains 150 elegant rooms which addition to the old hotel makes Iin Phoenix one of the largest handsomest and host equipped in the Southi Failed to Sell The house and lot ownedl by Mrs David Howell and others located on Sycamore street adver tised to bo sold last Saturday at public auction failed to sell the price bid not being thought high enough Embroidery and Stamping All kinds of uptodate Embroid cry and Stumping done by Miss Lilly Harp at Mrs Fanny Wilson Stophensons MillineryI I Store 134t Guthrie Clothing Co now next Montgomery National Bank Lexington Trots The Lexington Trots opened yesterday with Futurity as the feature of the day Many from this city are in attendance for Rent Mrs C 0 Moberlys farm on Paris pike Phone G28B 18tf Dunlap Guy Guthrie Clothing Co now op posite The Fair For Sale Heating stove in first class con dition Thomas Kennedy i fISCAL COURT Goes On Record As Opposed to Paying For Brick Streets Around Court louse At a meeting of the Fiscal Court held yesterday on motion of T C Quisenberry seconded bIJ Mart Wells the court directed the County Clerk to notify the t A City Council that the Fiscal Court didnot consider Montgomery county legally bound for any part of the assessment published for brick streets recently constructed in Mt Sterling and that it would resist the collection of same All of the Magistrates and the County Judge voted in favor of said mo tion except C G Thompson who votedno The amount of the assessment against the county is 325408 and the city or brick street contractor will no doubt bring suit at the proper time and seek to enforce paymentWe informed that many counties have paid similar assess ments and that the direct ques tion has never been passed on by the Court of Appeals of this State Guthrie has not left town Find him opposite The Fair The House of Varied Trades- is what our business has been calledBelow will be found a list of our principal departments each one in charge of an expert in his trade tPainting Interior Varnishing and Finishing Gus Fitting Tin ning and Plumbing of all kinds In justice to ourselves will say that our mechanics are the most experienced in the city v We are agents for the Best Gas Stoves and Fixtures Special prices on Paints and Wallpaper in our retail depart ment Estimates cheerfully given on all work and guaranteed satis factory when completed 13tf HAINLINE LEVEHETT Bring us your country produce We wll treat you right S E Kelly ti Co l2tf Buy a Monlton Wireless Umbrella S We are showing a very attract ire assortment of these popular umbrellas this week The Moulton Wireless is al together diHorcnt from the ordi nary umbrella in that it does awav with the wire usually used for attaching time ribs to the rod The Moulton method of fastcnirg positively prevents the rigs from breaking and poking holes in the cover It is impossible for the umbrella to turn wrong side out The Moulton detachable and in terchangeable handle enables you to have both an everyday um brella unda Sunday one by merely placing a more elaborate handle on the sumo base when used on special occasions These umbrellas will give you greater service than any other kind They make excellent gifts All styles and prices THE ROGERS CO t Incorporated tAT C t r- yiiii iikk Y iOYALBAKING POWDERZ Absolutely Pure tMA1VS HOME BAKING EASY ri a 4 IJlight Biscuit f Delicious Cake P Dainty Pastries iM Fine Puddings I Flaky Crusts liZ P- JJ The only Pang Powder made fi f tram Royal Grape Cream of Tartar I1 r 4 I Uall tjhosc Who Jfcwcnt Do It NowJ 11 r Jk A y 4 4 yx PtJtJ itsif fit fllt tr1 ratrtrnrrit- I Gxchangc tank of Jfontucky MT STKKLJXO KY 0 rt =CG C=CT1bOJ I OI 4 I 4YGtb 111 I C4ti tJh r rrntfi KfArr fA4 a fit MIfoI t o Y rrAaw Sv ftaUrrtA J4nJirfI Y o rrI + lt r n 11 tfrruwt mit bIY x I l WUtll t Ntl HOM5KA BKKKfn- fi9 t 111 Wintit Yresrt SA n 1 a tttitPI ii aWitr W 4Mt4IIJft IID4 r y rtl 11w is t t6+ trA Jkt tYrtV rr wI Jo plt Dr WYstV 77 W14 fklllf j lif tf I 1 11 f rBOUBBOH REM 01 COMPANY Ltslngton Ky Sold by W S LLOYD rIY Phoenix Pure I Guaranteed Hosiery for Men and Women ktt Sold only by WH BERRY CO r FITTERS OF FEET iOwiTho Hornfj of i arttIctlcptionc fiha Shoe Repairing a n tiallJ t r HVV WE WANT YOU Ito oxutninr the Co Ill King munuro Hproudcr- V Wan I to xliow you tins many Huporior fmLLurCH found in iU conxtruotion Yu wan I to eXJlluin to yuu how caNY anti how convarIiCnt the vorkini part urn IWIUluecl- Vu l want to Iuliow you the substantial construction Wo want to xljow you how ljy uHillg thu Corn King tnanuni Mproadcr your hoy Curl do as much work an a man You will lMs MlllIIIMCdaLI thu nubatantial conHtruction You wont lind the Corn King manure Hprcadcr like other HIIIWlIllJIliit iH inn clann lby itwclf Call today Wo Loa roHorvinjf a catalo uo for you It IH filled with valuable information on toil maintcnanco and fertilietH It IH youtN for the aHkin J f you areI not ready to buy now cull anyway We wont to number you an a friend FOR SALE OY hie x 5tt SoVVellet l M V1 r Iq 1d411 Ik tatsU1- Irslrict The arpf L rya Tea lr JiMa cs t it- rr I z 6a Jtd e friara- wl1 raryk th rxell Sut eiaws br Jsrs7 x re r 4- fLg wa trJ fk Q p Ji iJ atyr d W r n V aitt trftl3 k tft9 A rt7 it ire TaIo If1 1 1 3 6fl = 1r tLtta J dr e s Q in Ia Lt 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nightt bcmoaniai his rnisfortvnes o it will be well for the Demo cratic Curifiai a Committee aril the Democrat generally to vatcK Uwj Klerecth District Of course they could not get 55000 majorit there if they spent every cent ol the 30000 which Judge OJieai and hUt fellow candidates contrib oted to their campaign fund but there are ways to put ballots its boxes that do riot belong there and part of that District lie close to the lint of other States and repeaters and non voters can b eafcii y brfH htacrfw All this activity of Judge OKear and the Re publican Campaign Committee it the Eleventh District melons some thing Fore warned is fore armed Do not take any chances Roofing for Sale rwill save you money on all kindof metal roofing or sheet metal Phone 074 Ctf Henry Judy Baby wont suffer five minutes with croup iif you apply Dr Thomas Electric Oil at once It acts like magic m PublioSaloAt about two miles east of Howards Mill 01 Wednesday Oct II 1911 at 10 oclock a m I will offer for salt U the highest and best birjdcr the following property towit 25 head of Yearling Steers 3 Milk Cows awl Calves 7 head of Iat logs 3 Sows and 24J Pigs t pair of goo1 g year oid Work btu 2 Work Hor es both gentle to drive i good Driving Mare about 10 year old gentle for woman r yearling Horse Colt by McDonald Chief I Buggy and Harness About five toiiH of tiny and about tenn acres of Corn in the shuck with plate to feud same 75 acres of wall to be retried until ChriBlimiH And many other things not mentioned above rl RISAl1 amounts wider flio cash on Jay of sale rind amounts above HAJIH on a crelil of six months with six pe cent per annum from day of sale am evidenced by good negotiable notes John R Thomas I STIRIINGKYI II- t r j II SO ftEASOS fOR IT i it ttfea ML Stet ly Peifie 5xIfe CertaH War 0t T CZ1I krn uxr i7 KSSJ l1ut jI ct t1 I d tarmtutri II d51y v z d no- J7 iill din tt 5 r rliU4 CUB bsue 2ii vitl iXc Sesst=8 vJm J P Xebsa SiBscazooad ATS Jit Sseffieg KJ axygsI eia use Dssas Kate Pills cay iW Ksi eado ess 3i Ifey Laze jwrrea of greas beaeSt wzss ssd I tesre sissS if I ted iyA sdtiwsn I srocdd be ia jxwr fcszlifc fcxbr 3Jy fcscfe drore a skaoei fraalie as it scba3 zlc 5t ooosisaUj sad II aJirajs felt tip zed Torn oat T0 fetst this worrii ros sod I siso seSssisd from Derroiis ted aysbes Sfecs a3nz Dosas Kidney I Pith prsorgd t F C Dasrswrs dreg store I fel lih different IaroaaLaze the kastreoBrresceof ladeey troebfe sad ifeej ever fail w ire nss proaijrt relief For ssle bj EllI dealers Price 50 oKJts Poser3Iifi ara Co Beildc tier York wit sgeats for the United Et sRpmW1berthe name Deans aad take DO other 132t Ollie James Mallsg a Waning fight All doubt of Democratic success can be dispelled by reading tine newspaper reports of Ollie James triumphant journey through the State Wherever is has gone immense crowds have greeted him and the enthusiasm is greater than has been aroused to Mr James magnetic personality although he is r iiakr with all classes It fe caused by tile desire of the Demo crats tl show by their presence that they are goins to send the United States Senate a man who votes exactly opposite to Senatoi Bradley They recognize that om vote in the Senate may mean thf control of that body so closely are the parties divided It was not necessary for the Democrat speakers to raise National issuer in this fight The voters them selves are asking questions about the tariff and the trusts and the have made this great issue a feat ure of this campaign All the ef forts of Judge OKear to corifint this contest to State matters have only convinced them that the Re publican party wants to change the subject because it cannot face the people on its record in Congress in the White House The Legislators to be chosen in November will not only elect a Senator next January but nine teen of the State Senators will hold over for two years andwill vote for Bradleys successor in 1914 It concerns a Governorship andall the State offices two United States Senatorships and will have an influence on the elec tion of a President next year That is why Champ Clark speak er of the House Oscar Under wood the Floor Leader Governor Marshall of Indiana William J Bryan andall the great National figures are terdering their support to the Kentucky Democrats They know how vital it is to success in the nation that Kentucky should vote right this year Eloquent as Ollie James is always upon ths stump he has re vealed new powers of oratory and logic in this campaign His ofugood for the party and wherever he has appeared Democratic hopes have been brightened SolltliernRaiiayLOW SundayOct 8Sunda Between Louisville Lexington Danville 1I Georgetown Luwrcncchurg Harrods burg Sliubyville and Versailles and in r terniediale stations in each direction II 1 fill HijlwounriJXlniftMilmvllluGeorjns pi ji town und joiiwvlllij lor the roum trip tlcliots limited to return on date of sale Iroportlonutuly low rules between Inturnic dlutu tttatlonw Consult any Southern Hallway agent 01 write H C KISO C T A roxlniton ICy A It COOK 01 A LoulHvlllo Ky J C UlSAMr Jit A 01 A 8tloulsirlO p t A fliti w Why are Wagons Painted it A deIp wa is to lW3e d4ed B lhwood ands lok ztttad to the pcPIit qygad wears ci qkagExea the p Lh d peer the Wocd dto the we A Studebaker is jv to e ttx wood cd pct t item tJas eiosssis E1when the bj3is forCEd moo the huh it is COTCed1tih pie Uad iaatto keep cxteo oct ci the lam Yoa csnat c that bet its tkre pit the ssos The pet msd ca a WAGONt I I tIII It may not look much different from the cheap wagca when I IWrite i I for the book The Fanners Friend which shows ifeit how the Studebaker is made For Sale by Chenault Oreararrm l- ouaraIJteeA tbdb9las 4 Its worth something to you to get the makers guarantee on shoes there are very few G makers who are willing to give such a guarantee as Selz puts Ion all shoes bearing that name These shoes are guaranteed to give the wearer satisfaction we tf make it good Look for Selz Royal Blue Shoes 35O4 5 GLICK BROS22 South Marsv13e St Mt Sterling i- fJLoans I insurance ffieal Sstate so os GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG fTa In ryfYv Aet sV v r 4 tq2 v f7 r K RobinsonThe ITh handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get High Grade Cut Glass pinthe newest floral designs Siverware in the latest patterns New laVallieres an excellent assortment lineJJL eL L t ct lli r WA SPECIAL EXCURSION CINCINNATI AND RETURN Sunday October 8 and 22 t r Leaves SPECIAL TRAINII ASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS R v Si 1 i T r 1 t 1 UhM CommissioDers Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT MARGARET REASOR et al Plff vs LIDA I COWGILL Sc Dft j NOTICE OF SAW IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the S ptember Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under signed will on the 16th Day of October 1911 at I oclock p m or thereabout being Courtday proceed to offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 and 12 months at the Court house door in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned iu the Judg ment towit Said laud lies in Montgomery county Kentucky on the Spencer turnpike and on the waters of Spencer Creek and is in respectivelydwellinghousein said county which lot is bounded thus Beginning at a stone in the middle of the Spencer turnpike corner to B F Perry thence running away from the pike in a southern direction along the line be tween said B F Perry and S F McCor mjck with a wire fence to the post and rail fence at or near the top of the hill thence leaving the line between said PerI ary and McCormick and following said post and rail fence as it stood on MarchII J4th 1907 in a somewhat westward JIIxection to a point in a post and rail fence running nearly north and south and standing at or near the old line between J T Coons and J C Stamper thence with said latter fence in a northern di rection and in a straight line with same to a stone in the middle of said Spencer turnpike thence eastwardly along the middle of said turnpike to the beginning SECOND PARCEL Beiug a store house and lot situated at Spencer Station in said county and bounded thus r Beginning at a stone in the middle of if Spencer turnPike corner to the parcel first above described and corner to the i property formerly owned by Dr S H Thomas thence in a northward direction anti with the east line of said Thomas yard to the middle of the track of the Kentucky and South Atlantic Railroad V thence with the middle of same in an eastern direction to the west edge of theI road or passway leading from said pike across said railroad to said McCormicks barn thence with the west side of said road or passway and with the east end of the warehouse attached to said store to the southeast corner of said warehouse thence in a southwestward direction to the middle of the Spencer turnpike leav ing room at the pike end of said passway ror turning in and out of same on said pike thence with the middle of said pike in a westward direction to the beginning Said parcels being the same conveyed to the said S A Duff by S F McCor inick et al by their deed dated March 14 1907 of record in the office of the Clerk of the Montgomery County Court in Deed Book 62 page 569 The occupants of thev property formerly ownedpy S H Thomas and the occupants of said S F McCor inicks two tenant houses at Spencer Kentucky one on the north and the other on the south side of said turnpike r have the privilege at any and all times to water from the well near said store 21 fet I f THIRD PARCELA tract of land 1 I ly iug in said county on the waters of Spen i cer Creek and Turkey Run Branch boun 4ded thus Beginning in the middle of the Mt Sterlingand Spencer turnpike thence N 17M W H2 64100 poles to a wild cherry sapling at the southeast cornet of Lot No 2 t6tted to H B Duff from J C B Dwffs estate thence northward with Richard Conners line to a blue ash tree corner with J M Cox heirs land thence westward with said Cox heirs line to a set stone a corner made for T N Duff thence southwest with said T N Duffs line to a large scaly bark hickory tree thence southwardly with his line to a Corner in the dower laud of Mrs Emma I Duff thence eastwardly with her line to a set stone a corner made between her and E the laud formerly owned by Richard Conner thence southwardly with her line to the middle of said turnpike thence 1 with the middle of same to the beginning containing sixtyfive 65acres more or conveyedIsIjfI 25tHk9o4S of said Court in Deed Book 60 page 519 Said land is subject to a right of passway i over same for the use and benefit of said I i T N Duff from his land lying on the north thereof to the Spencer turnpike 1 Said land will be sold by said Conimis i sioner subject to the right of the occu Kj H twohousessm frota the well near the storehouse as H sliwn in the description of Parcel NO2 Ii I subject to the right of passway oy r ParcelI NO3 as shown in the description thereof Said Master Commissioner will offer Parcels Nos one and two both sepa rately and as a whole and will accept t therefor the bid or bids yielding the larg est price The purchaser will he required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have I the force and effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be pre pared tocomply with these terms A lien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond pay able to Master CommissionerJOHN JUDY J23 Master Commissioner M C C Robber of Mall Near Jackson I Makes Confession W M Marshall one of the as sistant mail carriers between Haz ard and Jackson supposed to have been murdeed after a mail sack wasriHed was arrested in Ohio tasfflftrqek and is said to have made a confession ttS t 1 V v- j al Commissioners SaleII MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT WM GUILFOILE Exr c Plffs I vs JAS GUILFOILE Sc Dfts and J E HENRY Puff vs 11 GALLAGHER Dft NOTICE OF SALE IN EQUIts By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the September Term 1911 i thereof in the above cause the under signed will on the J 16th Day of October 1911 ttt at i oclock p m or thereabout being Court day proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 months at the Court House door in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towitSaid land is situated in Montgomery county Kentucky and is bounded byr beginning at a llocust tree corner to JtE Thomson thence S 53 W 227 Poles J to a stone corner with Thomson thence S 1334 E 414 poles to a stone cornerII with D Scott thence S 82 K E 335 poles to a stone corner with Scott in Guilfoiles line thence N 54 E 201 poles to a stone corner with Guilfoile I and Reid thence N 42 W 62 poles to the beginning containing n A 3 R and I 20 poles of land more or less and being tke same land mentioned in three deeds I to James Guilfoile as follows Deed I from Amy Scott of date November loth 1909 and recorded in Deed Book 64 1 page 214 Montgomery County Court Clerks office deed from Joseph Drennon etc of date November 27th 1909 and recorded in Deed Book 64 page 230 same office and deed from Emily Embry etc of date December 18th 1909 antI recorded in Deed Book 64 at page 256 same office Possession given March 1st 1912 The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders willbe prepared to comply with these terms Alien will be retained on the property sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 123 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT WILLIAM TAULBEE Plaintiff vs LAURA ELLEN TUCKER et al Defts NOTICE OE SALE IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the September Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under signed will ou the 16th Day of October 1911 at i oclock p m or thereabout being Courtday proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on- t credit of 6 months at the Court House loor in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment owit A tract of land lying and being in the county of Montgomery and State of Ken tucky and bounded by beginning at a set +tone in the road about one mile east of Jeffersonville Ky which road leads roin Jeffersonville to Frenchburg Ky thence 33 east 7 poles to a white oak stump corner with John Shepherd thence north 89J east 183 poles to a set tone corner with same and W J Salyer thence north 133 west 238 poles to a black oak corner with W J Salyer thence south 871 west 253 poles to a set tone in Cundiffs line thence south 32 west 325 poles to the beginning and ontaining five acres of land more or ess or sufficient thereof to produce 28098 so ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have he force hid effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms A lien will be retained on the laud sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 123 Master Commissioner M C C Real l Estate Real Estate THE WORLD IS MADE Of Real Estate Let us sell you a piece of it List your farm with us now Any business entrusted to us will receive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office No 9 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY Nothing but the best home killed meats at Greet vades- y 1h 1rya Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT W J PETERS Plff vs ANDREW DALZELL PETERS Dft NOTICE OF SALE IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court renderedat the September Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under signed will on the 16th Day of October 1911 at i oclock p m or thereabout be ing Court Day j proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of six months at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Ky the a property mentioned in the Judgment towit A certain tract of land situated in Montgomery county Kentucky on the waters of Hinkston Creek and bounded on the west by the Mt Sterling and Levee turnpike on the south and east by the lands of George W Anderson on the north by the land of Thomas Fox containing about twenty 20 acres of land which land was deeded to A G Pe trustee for W J Peters by deed of Joseph H Wilkerson etc dated Febru try 24th 1890 and recorded in Deed Hook 47 page I 15 Montgomery County Court Clerks office The purchaser will be required to give bondwith approved security for the p iyment of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms Alien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to R G Kern Special Commis sioner R G KERN 123 Special Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT R A CHILES Plaintiff VS JOHN W HANCOCK c Defts NOTICE OF SALE IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the September Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under signed will on the 16th Day of October 1911 at i oclock p m or thereabout being Courtday proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of six months at the Court house door in Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the judgment towit Lot No 15 in Mattie Lee City a suburb of Mt Sterling Kentucky bounded on the north by Jameson Street on the west by Lot 14 N and on the east by Lot 16 P and on the south by Lot 19 S which lot has a front and back of6o feet and a depth of 1574 feet to produce 25051 so ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have the force aud effect of a Replevin Bond bearing legal interest front the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms Alien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to plaintiff for amount of hisI debt interest and cost excess to Com missioner JOHN A JUDY 123t Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT A L RICHART c Pills vs NORVELL BENTON c Dfts NOTICE OF SAri IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order ofr sale of the Montgomery Circuit Courtt rendered at the September Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under signed will on the 16th Day of October 1911 at i oclock pnn or thereabout being Court day proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 months at the Court- House door in the city of ill Ste ling Ky the property mentioned in the Judg ment towit That certain house and lot of land situ ated on Sycamore street in the City of Mt Sterling Kentucky and bounded on the north by the A Lindsay Fitzhugh lot on the east by Sycamore street on the south by the lots formerly owned by d Lindsay and C M Slocum and on the west by ttie lands formerly owned by Thomas Turner and being the same conveyed to Margaret J Richartproperty E Mngowan by deed dated Mach 6th 1886 The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms Alien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 123t Master Commissioner M C C i r 41olttw rk I1t 1 n 7 OoMMisiolles Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURTII N T McKEE Admr Ida C ThomasPlff vs JOSEPHINE THOMAS c Dfts NOTICE OF SALE IN EQuItyT By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court renderedat the September Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the undersigned will on the 16th Day of October 1911ti bCourtPublic Auction to the highest bidder on credit of 6 months at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit FIRST TRACT One store house and up countyKentuckythe center of the Spencer turnpike thence northward with Mrs Elizabeth McCormicks West Road line to center of the Kentucky and South Atlantic as Railroad thence westward with the cen ter of said railroad passing the north west corner of said store house a distance of 20 feet thence south in a straight line continuing 20 feet west of mam store house line to the center of said turnpike thence eastward to the center of the turn pike to the beginning being the lot sold to Ida C Thomas by deed dated March at 1st 1903 and recorded in Deed Book 60 page 404 Montgomery County Clerks officeSECOND TRACTAlso another tract of land situated at Spencer in aforesaid county and bounded on the east and west by the lands of Mrs Elizabeth McCormick ofon the north by Spencer creek on the south by the Kentucky and South Atlantic Railroad containing onefourtn an acre of land and being the same land described in the deed to Ida C Thomas dated February 6th 1905 and recorded in Deed Book 61 page 230 The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the 11theI bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to with these terms A lien will be retained on the land sold till is all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 123 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT OLLIE FANT BOSWORTH P1ff- vs SILAS JOHNSON C Defts NOTICE OF SALE IN EQUITY By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the September Term 1911 thereof in the above the undersigned will on the- 16th Day of October 1911 at i oclock pm or thereabout being Court Day proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on a credit of six months at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the judgment towit That certain tract of land situated in Montgomery County Kentucky on the waters of Hinkston Creek and particu larly described as follows Beginning at a corner with Sue Gillas pie and George Humphrey thence running with Humphreys line to Hinkston Creek corner with John H Leggett thence up said creek to a stone bridge thence up the old dirt road to corner with John Leggett thence along the lane to the narrows of Hinkston Creek corner with Andy English thence with his line to corner with Johnson Wilson to said Creek thence with said Wilsons line to the Mouth of Grassy Lick Creek corner with said Gillaspie thence with her line to the beginning containing seventy 70 acres more or less or suffi cient thereof to produce 130669 so or dered to be made True purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for the payment of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a Replevin Bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be Alienall the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Special Commissioner G E COONS 1 231 Special Commissioner M C C LO- WColonist Rates TO Destinations in the West North West and Southwest VIA Southern Railway Tickets on sale daily September 1 5 to Oc tober 15 inclusive For further information ask any agent or write to- E D STRATTON DP A Evansvlllo lad A H COOK D P A Louisville Ky JC UEAM Jll A GI V St Louis Mo For n nice work veal lambor beef roast call phone 85 or 100 Greenwades k Agricultural Extension HOG CHOLERA The losses from the ravages of hog cholera in Kentucky are enormous and in fact severe as a serious handicap to the swine industry Many people prefer not to attempt to raise hogs rather than incur the danger from cholera same condition has for many I years prevailed through the cntir country As a result the U S Bureau of Animal Industry began some years ago to experiment with the view ot producing a vaccint process for tile prevention of this disease The treatment has improved from time to time until it may now be said to have passed the experimental stage Many of the states have takes this work on their own account and have special laboratories for the production of the serum ai preprinting in some cases as much 25000 to maintain the work The methods outlined by the Bu reau of Animal Industry have iin the main been followed The last Legislature gave the Department of Animal Husbandr the Kentucky Experiment Station 2000 with which to erect ta laboratory and buildings secur equipment and employ competent supervision for the manufactur this serum While this appro priation was too small to permit the work being carried on eaten siveiy the Experiment Station begun the manufacture of the serum and up to the present time has prepared upwards of 0000 doses work done has been highl satisfactory All serum is tested before leaving the laboratory an sold at the cost of production which price is nixed by law at two cents per cubic centimeter Experience is required to ad minister the serum properly The dosage of serum is as follows 1 cc per pound weight up to 10 pounds 10 cc for all sizes between 10 to 20 pounds 20 cc for all sizes between 20 and 50 pounds 30 cc for 75 pounds or mor than 50 pounds 40 cc for 100 pounds or more than 75 pounds 50 cc for 150 pounds or morn than 100 pounds GO cc for 200 pounds or more than 150 pounds 70 cc for 250 pounds or mor than 200 pounds 80 cc for 400 pounds or mor than 300 pounds 100 cc for more than 40 poundsThere are two methods of immunizing an animal the Serum Alone and the Serum Simultan eous The former is used when the disease has already entered ia herd and also when cholera exist on adjoining farms or fields and consists as the name suggests of inoculating the animal with serun aloneIn the Serum Simultaneou methods a small amount of blood drawn from a hog sick with chol era is injected at the same time as the protective serum The in fective serum The two injection are made in the opposite thighs The infection thus artificially induced results in immunity for at least C months and perhaps for life This method is used whet cholera does not exist in the lien or in the immediate vicinity The reults of both methods ar the same though if the Scrim Alone method were used withou a subsequent exposure to the disease the immunity would no last longer than two months in the majority of cases while on tin other hand if infection is present the Serum Alone method cause more lasting immunity generall being considered permanent The Serum Simultaneous Moth od is attended with some danger but when properly used give more regular results than th Scrum Alone for the disease ha often made considerable progres before the owner is aware of it If treated shortly after being ex- posed1 1all loss can be eliminate by the Serum Alone method Whenever possible experience men are sent out by the Experi ment Station to vaccinate hog without charge for services For information address KOIIKUT GUAIIAM D V M Kentucky Experiment Station TuttsPillswill manydaysofmiseryandenablehlmto whatever he wishes They prevent SICK HEADACHE- cause 0 the food to assimilate and nour- Ish the body give keen appetite DEVELOP FLESH and solid muscle Elegantly sugar coated i Take No Substitute COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Purls 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lexiigton 2d Monday Fleming Flemmgsburg 4th Monday I it t Harrison Cynthiana 4th Mon dayMadison Richmond 1st Mon dayMontgomery if i Mt Sterling 3rd MondayNicholas V Carlisle 2nd Monday wm Wffl Paris GreenA- ND Paris Green X BlowersAT Mt Sterling Drug Co 39l- yrWAWAWMWMWMAM The GarageIS Bank Street Automobiles Vv FOR RENT VjVW At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Stcrlinr Kentu- ckyLAIIN DRy FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY CF ALL KIND ml to the in- i Mt Sterling i IVi Launary Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to Family Washing i Give Us a Trial Phone 15 I MT STER- LINGLaundry Coa 1- q jre w It r tytrtt px a I iS h t- I x = 1 a f Advocate Publishing Company INCORPORATED JHEDDES EDITORSGti Entered in the Postofice at ML Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR a Cash unit accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for frDEMOCRATIC TICKET Senator OLLIE M JAMES For Gcxerncr JAMES B McCREARY i For LieutenantGovernor EDWARD J McDERMOTT l For AttorneyGeneral JAMES s GARNETT For Auditor HENRY M BOSWORTHI For State Treasurer THOMAS G RHEA For Secretary of State C F CRECELIUS For apt of Public Instruction BARKSDALE HAMLETT For Commissioner of Agriculture J W NEWMAN Par Clerk of Court of Appeals ROBERT L GREENS For Representative a 1 W L CRAIG For County Court Clerk KELLER GREE- NSANNOUNCEMENTS j h = CITY COUNCIL r We are authorized to announce the following as candidates for the Democratic nomination for members of the City Council subject to the action of the Democratic jrijiarv October 6 1911 First Ward JA1IHS MCDONALD G D SULLIVAN Sscond WardJ WILL CLAY H G ENOCH Fourth WardW R McKEE C B STEPHENS EWING A FLYNN CITY CLERK We are authorized to announce H 01 RINGO as a candidate for Clerk of the city of Mt Sterling subject to the action of the Democratic primary Oct 6 1911 CITY ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce W C HAMILTON as a candidate for City At torney of the city of Mt Sterling subject to the action of the Democratic Primary October 6 1911 CHIEF OF POLICE We are authorized to announce R F MASTIN as a candididate for Chief of Police of the city of Mt Sterling subject to the action of the Democratic primary October 6th 1911 We are authorized to announce JOHN GIBBONS as a candidate for Chief of primaryOctoherCITY ASSESSOR CityAssessormary October 6 1911 We are authorized to announce W TAYLOR FITZPATRICK as a candidate for City Assessor of the city of Mt Sterling subject to the action of the Democratic primary October 6 1911 To the Qualified Voters of the City Primary to be Held Oct 6 1911 I am a candidate for City Assessor of Mt Sterling subject to the Democratic 1rimrary Oct 6 1911 If nominatedand elected I promise an efficient discuur e of the duties of the office of Assessor and without additional remuneration will tender my services to assist in the general improvement of our unbriuked streets until pastIRespectfully submitted RANDALL S STOKLEY CANADA THISTLES We are informed by a reliable gentleman that Canada thistles are growing in abundance on a number of Montgomery county farms which is a direct violation of Section 200 of the Kentucky Statutes We are sure this Statute which is conceded to be a wise and necessary one is being violated unintentionally but as the nonobserv ance of it may cause great damage to our county we desire to call the attention of our farmers to this law which is as follows- It shall be the duty of every person or persons and of every corporation hold ill lands in this Commonwealth either by lease or otherwise on which Canada thistles or weed commonly known as Canada thistles may be growing to cut the saute so as to prevent such weeds or thistles from going to seed and the seed of same from ripening Any person or persons or corporation as aforesaid who s shall or may have land as aforesaid in this Commonwealthand who shall knowingly neglect or refuse to complwith the provisions of this net shall forfeit and pay a line of live dollars recoverable beforet Jiny justice of the peace or by indictment in the Circuit Courts of the State We have heard several citizens say they intended to pay the brick street assessment before October 20 or would do so next year and as it seems to be the general impression that this can be done we want to again call attention to the fact that the privilege of paying cash must be exercised before October 20 or it cannot be paid for ten years We are sure all will agree with us that it would be unwise to permit a lien to be placed on property that cannot be removed for ten years If you havent the ready money borrow it and pay this assessment and you can then pay the loan off us soon as you are able i The last issue of the Advance Sheets of the Kentucky Reports f I The Mt Sterling National BanK Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 12500 Account asISterling C PATTERSON Cashier contains no opinions Judge ORear continues hold fice however and draws the salary astounding regularity a former worthy citizen of our city would Before casting your vote candidate in Fridays primary ask yourself question Is sober is honest is competent 1 uttonfastinCoFuneral Directors and Smbalmers jimbulance Service Corner Jffafn and sank Streats lJay Phono 4S Tfifht Phonos 295 and 23 Consolidation Charles Fourier the French Socialist predicted over a century Itaro the conditions which have grown the commercialco operation of our day Civilization is tending to the formation of jointstock companies which under cover of certain le gal 1privileges dictat3 terms and conditions to labor and arbitrarily exclude whomsoever they please Circumstances are tending toward the organization of the commercial classes into federal companies or affiliated monopolies whichwill reduce the middle and laboring classes to a state of commercial vassalage and bv the influence fcombined action will become master of the productive industry of the entire nations Many observant Americans lire becoming more and more convinced of three things 1 That there is permanent ue in competition com petition while acknowledging the necessity of consolidation is one of the most diflicult intellectual problems of the day 2 That we can not safely have any industrial monoplies except those which arc actually or in ef fect Government monopolies The extent which we will go in the direction of Government monopo ly is shrouded in the most com plete doubt 3 That under certain condi tions even public service corpora tion monopolies ought to be superseded bv Government monopolies This third idea is more in its in troduced by Senator La Follette is the result of careful thought by himself and some of the with whom he cooperates it will be one of the big subjects of the next session and it will focus ideas we have summarized above Best beef pork lamb andveal at Vanarsdclls WANTED TO SELL QUICK Threestory brick business house on Main Street renting ZOO per year In excellent repair anti can DC bought for 7000 This is a bargain and if you want something good now is your chance This property is dirt cheap at the price If you mouey men game now come and take a chance W HOffMAN WOOD Real Estate Broker Tobacco Sticks For Sale Tobacco sticks at 400 thousand while they last 122t McCormick Lumber Co I TIeII EXPERIENCE WITH A a1 Bank I I worry money saver you an ii account at the t Alt National Bank oulcount your mouey once when you 1 make up your deposit and that ends it I Men without bank accounts have to count their over and over to make sure it is all there Open an account and save the time that others waste Bt by He to the of with as say for any the he he he out of val To save to by men the for are per II cash Court Records The following are the deeds recorded in the county clerks office Elizabeth Hunt Thomas and Clarence F Thomas to Mrs Sue i1 and T K Barnes brick resi dence on East High street for a consideration of 3100 Florence and W O Adamson of Ashland to Mrs Nancy Adam son of this county an interest in land near the Levee for a consid eration of 1736 George Stuyes to Mrs Susan Styles an interest in land on Hinkston creek for a consideration of 300 Adelia Rankin etc of Cynthia na to Messrs James W White and Clarence White an interest in land in Montgomery county for a consideration of 1 etc Mrs Nancy Adamson and J MI Adamson to Mrs Florence Adam son of Ashland an interest in land in this county for a consider ation of S173665 John B Maloney and Elizabeth Maloney to Frank Amburgy and others a tract of land near Jeffer sonville for consideration of 1 etcIsaac Jobe to same parties tract of land near Jeffersqnville for a consideration of 50 etc Len C Mbberly and Mrs Hat tie Moberly of Helena Mason county to Mrs Eliza Moberly of this county a onehalf interest of land in Montgomery county on Somerset creek for a considera tion of 81 etc Sam Lee to J W Profit of Wise county Virginia 35 acres of landwith improvements for a con sideration of 5550 G L Kirkpatrick and Angelina Kirkpatriclr to Mrs Mildred C Kirkpatrick two houses and lots on Hinkton creek for a considera tion of 1 W Hoffman Wood and Mrs Gay H Wood to Gilbert Y Triplett and Mrs Marguerite Triplett a frame cottage on Holt avenue for a consideration of 1 etcCliff Douglass to Lether Ban nister etc an interest in land on Plum Lick creek for a considera tion of 1 etc John H Spencer etc to B F Williams a tract of land on Slate creek for a consideration of 75 etcFranklin Amburgy etcI to William Brown 30 acres of land Slate creek for a consideration of 450Nelson Wills and Mrs Mary Wills to Frank Amburgy etc a tract of land on Slate creek for a consideration of 500IFred McCormick and Mrs HatI tie McCormick to Albert Howard 140 acres of land and improvnnts near Spencer Station fora con sideration of 14000 1 Monogram Stationery The very latest styles jn society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beauties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc New apples for cooking and eat ing at Vanarsdells When Senator Bradley makes his opening speech at Ashland will he kindly answer the demand of the Louisville Post Judge ORears organ which says that he is in honor bound to request the United States Senate to investi gate his election and set at rest forever the charge that a corrupt lobby was responsible for his defeating Governor Beckham 1 This is a matter that Senator Bradley cannot afford to ignore We have some curosity as to just how he will handle it- t Courteous treatment prompt delivery and your trade appreci ted S E Kelly Co 12tf Naffs j6hsofiit d Funeral DirectorsI and Embalmers ifff tj c Mt Sterling Ky PHONES p 4z Oflce 479 Residence 146 and U86a Graser Humphreys Florists DESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and WEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY C Greenhouse Phone 88 Store Phone 547 MT STERLING KENTUCKY Tobacco Sticks for Sale Tobacco sticks at 400 per thousand while they last 12 2t McCormick Lumber Co i OVER 30- 0WILSON ODORLESSGASHEATERS In use in this city and all 1 have proven satisfactory THE WILSON isa patent ed Burner and is so con structed as to burn much less gas than others Chenault Orear AGENTSh Mt Sterling Kentucky jf raining School for Tjaachers CtaJLJ IntermediateStatecomes a life diploma All these certificates ute valid In all public TuitiontreeIadormttxl vantage any time Address 7lyr J G CKABBE President Richmond Kentucky I COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT t Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute You buy the best horse why not attend the BEST SCHOOL We guar antee to give you the BEST training in Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship and all subjects required to make a SPECIALIST Ifyou cant call phone or write us xr Imo 8ADDOOK Pxin 1 MT STERLING KENTUCKY 1rtyr- I Lexington TROTS- October 314tL Greatest in the World UHLAN Worlds Champion Trotte 1588 Appears Three Times 21000 Futurity Tuesday Oct 3 3000 Tennessee Stake Tuesday Oct 3 5000 Futurity Wednesday Oct 4 3000 McDowell Stake Wednesday Oct 4 5000 Transylvania Stake Thursday Oct 5 Great Free For All Pace Friday Oct 6 8000 Champ Stallion Stake Mondy Oct 9 3000 Walnut Hall Cup Monday Oct 9 2000 Free For All Trot Tuesday Oct 10 Every Worlds Champion from Yearling up Present Sensational Racing Daily It MUSIC BY WEBER HRLPFDRE ON RAILRODDSy f K 1 Ul i I 0 W w ifttvywwy f I I Jr l kTCh I k f AND SScliool Supplies AT Duersons Drug Store Phone 129 No 10 Court St AAAMM PERSONAL Mr and Mrs John Judy spent Tuesday in Owingsville Miss Gertrude McNamara is visiting friends in Lexington lliss Jessie Smith of Louisville is visiting Mrs Webb Gaitskill H Mr 3 W Huger of Louisville was inutile city Friday and Satur day Col jk T Wood and wife of Louisville are visiting relatives in this city Dr y R L Spratt and wife mortored to Louisville Sunday to sPindfew days Miss Julia Trimble Morris has returned from a visit to her sister at CharlestpniW Va Messrs C F Thomas and W F Crooks attended the Centennial at Owfngsville last Friday Mr George Kearns of Cincin nati spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in the county I Mrs John B Spratt and daugh ter of Ashland were the guests of Dr it L Spratt and wife 1 S Commonwealths Attorney W B White is attending Circuit Court at Owingsville this week Mrs B F Thomson is attend ing the State Convention of the W CT U at Hopkins ville Ky Mr and Mrs J W Clay and onCaldwellreturned Friday night from a short visit to Louis ville I Mist Clara Stamper has return ed home after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Can nCityi udge Allie W Young was in the city Monday on his way to Owingsville where Circuit Court convened Monday Mr hnd Mrs J Will Clay and son Caldwell and Paul Strother motored to Louisville last week where they spent several days Mr P Henry Corbett of Mem phis Tenn is visiting the family of his father John Corbett His wife will come later for a visit Miss Pearl Lane official stenographer for the Twentyfirst udi cial District is attending Circuit Court at Owingsvillo this week d J 0 Hull attended I 00 F Lodge at Owingsville Saturday Mr J C McNeil and wife spent the past week withrelatives in West VirginiaMrs R P Thomas was in Lex ington shopping several days last weekMrs l1G Satterwhite left yes terdav for Louisville for a week or ten days visit Mr and Mrs M C Clay have returned front a visit to Mrs G H Power of Flerningsburg- Mr M E Wilson who has been out of the city on a business trip returned home Monday Mrs Sarah Drake and Mrs J R Hobbs and children returned from Michigan on Thursday Messrs Howard Brown rind Nat Young are spending the week in Lexington attending the trots Messrs Pierce Winn R H Winn G L Kirkpatrick and Lawrence White motored to Paris last week Forrest Lockridge and George W Anderson Jr went to Lexington yesterday to attend the TrotsMrs Mary Senff who has been visiting relatives in Newport for the past two months returned home last Friday Mrs Frank Warren and daugh ter Miss Amelia Parkersburg W Va are visiting relatives and friends in the city and county Messrs Rodney Jenkins Frank Hill Michael Maher Charley Howe John R Sharp and Paul Strother mortored to High Bridge Sundry Mrs Albert Jones is visiting relatives in New Albany Ind and before returning will make a visit to friends and relatives in East St Louis III Among those who have engaged private boxes for the Trots which began at Lexington yesterday are Mrs R G Stoner and James R Magowan of this county Tobacco Sticks For Sale Tobacco sticks at 400 per thousand while they last 12 2t McCormick Lumber Co Costly fire at Paris Fire originating in a stable in the rear of Curtis Henry Cos grocery Main and Fourteenth streets gutted the building and spread to the yards of the Bourbon Lumber Company adjoining The lire department after u stubborn fight got the fire under control The lumber company loss is about 10000 with very little insurance Henry Cos loss is about 6000 with about 3000 insurance FOR SALE Automatic shotgun in first class condition Apply at thIs officetr Wanted Country hams and bacon High est market price paid 133t S P Greenwade 1 fv 1ry d8ft WLWA w WA4X i- 1 r tS1 d r I IGtl I BUY FLOURThe Time NOW itc1 t- jJeri The KIND s 91erfec Q I The PlaceYour GROCER or d 1 = Tabb w g Jf 1- rr h y 4 IHE8 K Mrs Lucien Bridgeforth is on the sick list Mr Win Bridgeforth is much improvedMrs Anderson Sr is very much improved Miss thyme Porter has been sick for several days past Mrs Egbert Coons is in Lexing ton Hospital for treatment Mr Will Hon is confined to his room threatened with fever Miss Lila Mae Harpers condi tion remains about the same Mr Joe Scott has been confined to the house for the past week Mr Roger Hed len who Iris Browns in many tones and carnation blues are the really new colorings in clothing Rough and smooth cloth share equally in pop ular favor We are showing the real English coat model in two and three button sack styles with form back rounded front and soft lapels but we dont recommend it The English sack that has been toned down and assimulated with the American style is a beau ty and a joy suit for the purchaser This we stoutly recommend for the young fellow The man who is in years or the middle aged se rious man will find the Anglo to his liking These suits are froth the shops of SteinBloch and Ham burger the worlds best Prices Range from 15 to 30 ShoesJ Ml the real city slice for the man who wants style comfort and wear they are truly different from the average shoe A look at our tans calf box calf and patent leathers will show you whats what in shoes Eclipse and W L Douglas the best 350 and 4 shoes in all the newest styles ready been quite sick for several weekS is improving nicely Mr Richard D Wilson who was so painfully injured last week is improving Master Frank Laughlin who has been sick for several weeks is improving nicely Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed goods A look willconvince you Remember ua business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc LOST A gold Fler de leur pin Return to this office andre c ive reward 122t You will find Guthries oppo site The Fair I at I O The Knox soft and stiff have an air of that sets them from the machine product The of the hand offers if more a diver sity from the sameness of the ma chine Men who really care for the good hats of life should wear the KNOX Stetson soft and stiff hats now ready for your Many styles styles in the hairy ones now so at 3 4 The Policemen of the City of Mt Sterling Ky You will take notice that the Statutes of the State of Kentucky regulating the speed etc mo tor vehicles etc in incorporated towns cities and counties being daily violated in the city of Mt Sterling Ky The Statutes impose a penalty not less than 820 nor more than 50 for the speed limet provided therein You will take notice to safely guard against such offenses andarrest all parties or persons so Given under my hand this Sep tember 27 1911W A SAMUELS Mayor of Mt Sterling Ky Phone S E Kelly Co for Fresh and Cured 12tf new store next to Montgomery National Bank Classy ClothingF- or men who want best in ReadyatoaWear A Look Today or Tomorrow Walsh Bros House of Quality new for art elegance apart misstroke nothing are inspectiton popular of are of exceeding violating Meats Guthries the is by far the largest and contains more good patterns than we have heretofore The Manhattan line at 2 needs mention The name tells the shirt story 150 plaited shirts this year first time out I Mongram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beaties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Tobacco Sticks For Sale Tobacco sticks at 4 00 per thousand while they last 12 2t Lumber Co ftFor Sale Shingles fine colts country home and store good stand well locatedand nice rooms for rent on Clay street city 625 133t E D Marshall Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for organic diseases Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the bloodcurest- he causebuilds you up m- All f the new vegetables and fruits at Vanarsdells will reveal the things men We feel our obligation to the discriminating public We know they really depend on this store for the new things with a confidence that has spurred us pn and upward to real in merchandising Read carefully and you will gain a pen picture of the styles handmade HATS and ShirtsOur Eclipse Shirts shown 150 and onla Manhattan Manhattan cRJiel TOE = McCormick Phone Store rNews Style News Brown is the predom inating color i- nClothing English styles have in va d e d the country Coats are shorter softer in front and more cuta way Vests are cut high er and show when coat is buttoned Trousers are cut narrower in the leg Derby Hats are good low crowns and broad brims Tan Shoes with heavy sole and wax calf in button are fine for early wear Cross Tiger Stripes in Neckwear- will find favor witi h good dressers Finest Custom Tailoring Department in the country Suits to order from 25 to 50 500 up to the minute styles to select f- ronVSTaLs1irosI IIIouseof Quality Kentucky Ct w Mt 1 H J f- li U I J 10 JI I cII J 1 f I WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE If you saw a row of apples everyone differing in size ripeness and color and all for sale at the same price wouldnt you choose the best Why not do the same thing when you buy fire insurance The cost of insurance is substantially the i in the all row agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the sameII Choose then HOf MANS INSURANCE AGENCV For Nearly I 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 1t I Talk with Hoffman I LMt sterlingKentuCkVJ PROGRAM Of LEXINGTON 1R01S TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 The Tennessee 206 paccsfake3 in 5i worth 3025 The Kentucky Futurity 3yearold stake3in 5 14000 2o4 class pacing purse 3i5i IOCO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 The McDowell 208 trotters stake3in 5 worth 3025 The Futurity 2yearold stake 2 in 3 Sooo 211 class1 pacing purse3111 5 10x0 214 class trotting purseu3in 5 to0n THURSDAY OCTOBER 5 2 II class trotting purse 3 in 5 worth 1000 The Transylvania 212 trotters stake 3 in 5 5025 Kentucky Futurity pacing 3year old stake 3 in 5 2000 FRIDAY OCTOBER 6Vk The Johnston 224 trotters stake 3 in 5 wortha 2025 The twominute class pacing purse2in 3co 1200 V 4 The 207 class trotting purse 3 ins 1000 SATURDAY OCTOBER 7 tfvp The Wilson 212 pacers stake3in 5 2025 207 class pacing purse 3 in 5 100 216 class trotting purse3in 5 ICCO v 214 class pacing pursc3in 5 600 MONDAY OCTOBER 9 All trotters 212 class amateurs to drive purse3 in 5 worth 1000 Walnut Hall cup 215 trotters stake3in 5 3025 Champion stallion colt race 3yearold stake 3 heats estimate 8000 210 class pacing purse 3 in 5 worth iooo TUESDAY OCTOBER 10 Champion stallion colt race pacers 3yearold stake 3 heats est 2000 204 class pacing purse2in 3 worth r0oot- i Freeforall trot Uhlan barred purse NO 2 in 3 2000 The Lexington 2yearold trotters stake2in 3 2000 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11 The 2c9 class trotting pursef 3 in 5 worth lOCO The West 229 trotters stake 3 in 5 2025 The 201 class pacing purse2in3II 1200 215 class pacing purse3in 5 600 THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 215 class trotting purse 3 in 5 worth 1000 209 class pacing purse3in 5 1000 206 class trotting purse3in 5 1200 FRIDAY OCTOBER 13I The Kentucky yearold trotters stake 2 in 3 worthS 2000 The Stoll 219 trotters stake3in 5 2025 206 class pacing purse3in 5 1200 Special for 2yearold trotters 220 class purse2 in 3 500 Administrators Sale0 II HIGH CLASS SADDLE HORSES Belonging to the estate of the late Dr W I Hockatlay to be held at the farm near Whites Station Kentucky on Wednesday October 18 1911 An unprecedented opportunity to secure the best lot of individuals that will be offered for a long time These horses represent results from most careful mating of the very best horses in the State The offering consists of youngsters by such great sires as Rex Peavine 1796 Red McDonald 254 Dandy Jim 2nd 1531 brood mares by King Richard 2Si9 Montgomery Chief 1361 Rex McDonald 833 and Gold Dust i 2581 Tuere are colts in this offering good enough to head any breeding establish ment and fit for any show ring Catalogue of horses now ready Address J S Hockaday or A K Doty Berea Ky R D 1 Administrator of W L Hockaday LUNG TOM CIIEXAULT Auctioneer 13- 2tLET us DO YOUR JOB PRINTING Ya + 1 Old Democratic Leaders Back in Line Four years ago hundreds of prominent Democrats publicly an nounced themselves for Augustus E Willson for Governor In all parts of the State there were de fections from the Democratic ranks and the campaign had hard ly started before the situation be came serious Conditions this year are entirely different The Democrats are thoroughly aroused confident and enthusiastic the Republicans are divided into factions discouraged and disorganized All of the IdI party leaders who gave spirit and character to the Democracy in theI past are back in the ranks againI taking their places with the boys in the trenches and asking no rec ognition except the right to vote andwork for the success of the ticket This is as significant as it is gratifying It means thatI thousands of those who in other years kept aloof from the party because they differed with it onI some question of policy have or ganized among themselves a home coming that will have fruition in November l Simon Boliver Buckncr who was a great Governor and whose ability and character is the highest t is for Governor McCreary and the whole ticket John M1 Ather ton who has no superior as a pro found thinker and logical speaker will take the stump for his party Cnssius M Clay President of the Constitutional Convention is lend ing his great talent and influence I to the advancement of the Demo i cratic cause Henry L Martin of Woodford who gave the llost years of his life to promote Democratic principals is a staunch jl supporter of Governor McCreary and his associates These are only l a few of tllli hundreds who hive I volunteered to redeem Kentucky onlyhaveState but a national victory next earThe rightThegreeted the Democratic speakers everywhere prove that the Re publicans are doomed to a disas trous defeat Hows This We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure OWeJCheneybusinesstransactions carryoutNATIONAL DANK OF COMMERCEToledo 0 lIalls Catarrh Curo mucowsSoldbyI Take Hallu family Pills for constipation i i r J rII Haggin Joins Pool The formation of a burley tobac co pool is believed to be assure las the result of the acceptance by the District Board of the Burley To bacco Society of the contract be tween the society and James B Haggin of New York By which Mr Haggin will hereafter be act ively concerned with the societys operations The contract covers a period of ten years and is entered into by the Burley Society in be whitefburley tobacco in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky By the terms of the contract a manufactory will be erected in Lexington in which ten per cent of the pooled tobacco will be handled every year the remainder beirg sold in the open market Mr Haggin is the largest pro ducer of burley tobacco in Ken tucky and he pledges to pool the production of his farm for the next ten years As a result of Mr Haggins ac tion this years crop in the three States will probably be pooled Definite action on this question however will not be taken until the board meets in October Prices For farm Products Interesting comparisons mark the initial statistics of present farm prices According to the state ments just compiled farmers are receiving higher prices than prac tically a year ago for their prod ucts as follows Potatoes 56 per cent higher hay 231 per cent barley 364 per cent oats 52 per cent rye 38 per cent d over seed 282 Del cent milk 05 per cent sweet potatoes 291 per cent onions 162 per cent On the contrary side of the ac count lower average prices are thus stated Horses 46 percent lower beef cattle 54 per cent hogs 15 per cent sheep 149 per cent lambs 79 per cent wool 179 per cent corn 06 per cent wheat 115 per cent cutter 83 per cent cotton 181 per cent Judge Oltear says that he too can talk on national issues but he doesnt want to do it untilnext year His platform endorses all of the acts of Tafts administra tion which were rejected by the voters in the elections Jast year when the lower House of Con gress went Democratic They will be rejected this year in Ken tucky too because we are going to elect a Legislature in November that will send a man to the UnitedJ States Senate who is committed to the doctrine of a tariff for revenue only and who is opposed to the criminal and oppressive trusts which Judge ORears party cre ated and endorses Downs Ointment cured me of eczema that had annoyed me a longtime The cure was permanent Hon S W Matthews Commissioner Labor Statistics Augusta Me In Judge OKear is pleading poverty in all his speeches andweeps because he has not money enough to organize big meetings and get- up1 barbecues If the Judge will make inquiry he will find that these great Democratic gatherings are organized by the Democracies of the various counties who at e bearing the expense themselves There is no good reason however why he should not take some of f the 3000000 which he and his associates on the ticket contributed to their campaign fund and give a barbecue with it if he wants to As a practical politician perhaps the Judge knows a surer way to get a run- Another Killing in Breathitt John Aikman aged 71 years a feud character of Breathitt county was shot and killed by Abo Grif fith about twentv miles above Jackson Thursday night of last weekand his son Mart was mortally wounded For Rent First floor of my residence on Antwerp avenue Four nice rooms gas electric lights hot and cold water Phone 204 btfMrfi Mary Schlegel I 1 Ad 1 t1 y w ll 7 j ft i I I Are You 1yt I A Woman I CARDU I i 1u 1 iii t 4r The I I i Womans Tonic ff ELI s ssSSS s S i NOTICEDemocratic i Primary Election Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Democratic City Committee of Mt Sterling Ky held in said city on the 23d day of August 1911 at which meeting a quorum was present it was unani mously ordered by said Committee that a primary election be held in i said city on Friday October 6th 1911 For the purpose of nominating the following Democratic nominees for City Offices towit Two nominees for Councilmen for the First Ward Two nominees for Councilmen for the Second Ward Two nominees for Councilmen for the Fourth Ward A nominee for City Attorney A nominee for Chief of Police A nominee for City Assessor A nominee for City Clerk The polls in each of the precincts of said city will be opened at the usual voting places at 6 oclock a m and closed at 4 oclock D m This August 23d 1911 C B DUERSON Chm B FRANK PERRY SecyStf S If its a monument you 1 are going to erect it should be of GEORGIA MAR BLE if its a vault GEOR GIA MARBLE is the proper material if its a building GEORGIA MAR- D 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 do grees Fall you can get any size shape or shade desired it will remain beau tiful and unbroken as long as it lasts and it lasts forsY In selecting a monument it is with the idea of perpet uating the memory of some loved one but 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 Etowah and Kcrmcaato Georgia Mar ble for monumentsFor Markland Jackson MARBLE AND GRANI- TEMonuments Etc Mt Sterling Ky r v eft i f I J a r PUBLIC SALEOF I STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS r AND RENTING OF ABOUT 95O ACRES of LAND As the Committee of W T Fitzpatrick I will offer for sale at Auction at brick bouse on farm of W T Fitzpatrick near Howards Mill Montgomery county Ky on Thursday October 19th 1911t- he following stock and farming implements Sale to begin at 930 oclock 26 Cattle weighing about 1200 pounds 52 Cattle weighing about 1100 pounds Bull lot of Milch Cows Heifers and Calves Pair of 5yearold Brown Mules Pair of 8yearolu Brown Mare Mules Pair of 3yearold Mules I Pair of 4yearold Horse Mules 1 6yearold Horse Mule About 15 tons of Timothy Hay Twothirds of 35 acres of Corn on Montgomery county land and 25 acres on Bath county farm Feed lot will be furnished About 8 acres of Oats in barn About 50 acres of Corn on Peter Kelly farm on Winchester pike place to feed if desired Corn to be judged in the field after November 20 Miss Serena 3yearold bay pacing mare by Earl i Patch Has been driven on track and shows speed Miss Grace 2yearold trotting mare by South dam Alfred G Has been driven on track Resceus 35116 7yearold sorrel stallion trial 228 last quarter 35 seconds Sired by Cresceus re cord 202i the worlds champion trotting stal lion First dam Bonnie Alice by Bonnie W by Red Wilkes 1749 sired by Ralph Wilkes 206 Resceus is exceedingly handsome 3 year old Gray Mare Sterling Chief 3vearold bald faced Gelding Earl Patch 2yearold Bay Mare 2yearold light Bay Marei2year old Black Mare McDonald Chief 2yearold Brown Mare South 2yearold Sorrel Horse 2yearold Brown Horse Alcyo 1yearold sorrel bald faced Horse Earl Patch 1yearold Bay Gelding 1yearold Grey Horse Earl Patch 1yearold Bay Horse star 1yearqld bay bald faced Filly Resceus 1yearold Sorrel Horse 3 white feet Resceus 1yearold Sorrel Horse flaxen mane Resceus 1yearold Bay Horse Earl Patch These horses are all good individuals the 2 and 3 yearold have been broken to harness yearlings broke- to n halter and lines Elf King Broodmare snip nose Misfit gray mare and colt Alfred G baJmare- Knighthood bay mare and colt Temple Barr Mare 4yearold brown mare Bay Mare Black Mare Bull Hay Rake Several new Double Shovel Plows 2 1horse Sulky Rakes 4 Breaking Plows 3 Slides 3 2horse Wagons 2 Grass Seed Strippers 10horse power Engine Fodder Cutting Box 2horse Tread Power Iron Roller Tobacco Screw I 2 Mowing Machines 1horse Cultivator Heavy Break Cart 2horse Corn Planter 3 hand Corn Planters 3 Randall Harrows Dump Cart and Harness Drag Lot of Double Shovel Plows lot of Cultivators Cutting Box 2 Break Carts Tarpaulin New 2horse Cultivator 2 new 1horse Cultivators Several sets of Wagon Harness lot of Pitchforks Scythes HOPS Shovels Rammers Iron Digger Log Chains several Wagon Frames and Beds Wheat Drill Hog Trough and Kettle 5foot Crosscut Saw Hog Box Sledge Wedges Break Cart Buggy and Farm Harness Bridles Halters Saddle- A lot of Farming Implements of all kinds Lot of Cattle Troughs 1horse Trap Stump Puller Emery Stone And other articles too numerous to mention At the same time and place I will offer for rent the lands of W T Fitzpatrick I as followsFIRSTWhat dwellinghousegrassY The Bath county farm of about 210 acres on Slate Creek has dwel inghouse outbuildings and tobacco barn for about six acres Also about twentyfive acres for corn separatelydwelling house und tobacco barn for each tract about six acres for tobacco and about ten acres for corn balance in grass The parts of said tracts to be cultivated will be shown to prospective renters Dinner will be served on the grounds Further information can be had by application to the undersigned Terms made known on day of Sale ASHARTWm Cravens Auctioneer Committee for W T Fitzpatrick Our Silverware is Purchased to Please People Who Know SILVERWARE comes in various qualities the same as butter and shoes We sell only good SILVERAVARE SILVERWARE that answers the purpose for which it is intended Our SILVERWARE is made by manufacturers who have the reputation of making the best The SILVERWARE we sell is guaranteed in every par ticular and costs no more than the ordinary kind Every family is compelled to buy SILVERWARE either for their own use or for a present Realizing this we sell our SILVERWARE at a close margin concluding that it is better to sell a great deal of SILVERWARE at a close margin rather than a little at a big profit We ask you to visit us the next time you are thinking of SILVERWARE or of any other articles that are to be found in a good Jewelry Store J W Jones JewelerfMT STERLING KENTUCKY N-a 3F y a Over 300 Killed in Horrible French Naval Disaster An appalling naval disaster at tended with enormous loss of life occurred at daylight on September 25 at Toulon France when the battleship Liberte blew up The death loss is variously estimated from 350 up to 500 or more The killed include officers and men of the Liberto and also a large number of those from nearby warships I Whats the reason you have not sent us a check for the smallac I count we mailed you last week Send it by the next mail and if you get married we will write you a nice notice and if you die well tell everything good about you andnothing bad I II Clay McKee St Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You i Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put you Next tc j best investments Sell The Best AutosTIIE WHITE MOTOR CAll Dont fail to see them 44tf fl Kentuckys Advantages A firm of instrument brokers at Providence R Irecently issued a circular letter to prospective customers under the titleHPerti nent Facts About Kentucky After giving some general infor mation as to the State and some statistics as to agricultural pro duction manufacturing industries lumber output mining operations and railroad development the cir cular says It is well to remember that Kentucky is a leader among the States that possess enormous sup plies of standing timber coal andiron ore The State is favored and can produce anything from the widest range of agricultural growth to the widest limit of manufacturing and mining diversity and at minimum costs Climatic conditions make Kentucky conducive to good health and long life and most important economical living There are few States that have such a combination of advan tares some have agriculture some manufacturing some mineral wealthsome phosphate solo othernsesses all With the southward trendof population andcapital there is coming a continued rate of progress for Kentucky and ad joining States as has never before been seen Nature has done won ders in Kentucky and personal individual effort is doing the rest Consider how a State so favored always fares in case of business depression or crop failure its in dustries and sources of wealth are so many that it is well nigh immune from any kind of temporary serious depression The reader need only picture what has happened in the last decade to see what should occur in the next twenty years Fore casts and estimates are of no value It is enough that conditions are as they are The investment of the funds of individual investors in wellestablished and growing enterprises in Kentucky offer exceptional opportunities the days of wild promoting and exploitations are past the present opportu nities are in enterprises where the affairs are directed by mien of con servatism intelligence and public spirit It may be truly said thai the development of Kentucky unparalleled resources means tin enrichment of the entire nation It matters lithe what sort of t financial ax this Rhode Island lira has to grind it is to be commend ed for tlie thorough manner in which it has sot forth the resour ces of Kentucky The Providence brokers arc not advertising Ken tucky for more pastime or from motives of philanthropy butt the evince a knowledge of the subject which coming from an outside source is as rare as it is gratify ing TheHnothiug extenuate nor do they set clown aught in ex aggeration They present a faith ful picture of conditions in the State and their forecast for the future is justified by the history and the development of the past Kentucky presents a most in viting HeM for the investment of capital in mining in manufacturing agriculture in almost every line of commercial enterprise and human endeavor The devel opment of Kentucky htw only be gun Its possibilities are beyond prophecy Its resources are almost beyond description In re counting its advantages no exaggerations are necessary The truth is allsuflicientI Regulates the bowels promotes easy natural movements cures I constipation DOANS Regulets Ask your druggist for them 25c a box in r I Judge ORear Howling for Help The indications are that Judge ORear will not carry a single District I in the State except the Eleventh The reports at Democratic Headquarters are of the most encouraging character Not only are the cities thoroughly or ganized but the work is extended to the county precincts until the whole rank and file has been aroused to the importance of wining a victory in November Famous Silverware Care should be exercised when select ing forks spoons and fancy servinga pieces to see that they always bear the famoustrademark IM1 ROGERS BROSiPlI which tamps them the tea nine Rogers tilvciplatei ware For over 60 1847 ROGERS BROS tbeII Isilverhas been first In heart of the housekeeper cause of its wearing quality workmanship and design Sold by leading dealers everywhere Send for cata logueCLhowlnz all pattet- naMERIDEN BRITANNIA CO International Sliver Co Successor MERIOEH CONN IThe Democratic Party Harmonious Before the Democratic Conven tion was held the Republican press dwelt 011 the lackof harmony iin thec factional lights which are incident to every race for a party nomina tion had so divided the Democracy that there would be no possibl- chance for them to get together and win a victory in November His wish was father to the thought The Republicans fondlyI felt thai they could encourage ill feeling be tween Democrats and make a 1x chasm so wide that their party would profit by it But bitter as the contests were for some of the State ollicers before the primary the overwhelming majorities given the nominees proved that the ma jority of the Democrats in the State had not onlulUde up their minds to nominate this ticket but elect it- That they chose tvlselis evi dent from the unanimous support given bv the press of the State to the ticket headed by Governor McCreary IEvery section is gi en representation and each indi vidual nominee is the strongest man that could be named for tin place After the convention loytu Democrats accepted the platform adopted even putting aside thei personal preferences and got int line for the ticket Each day has only added to the partys strength There is lpositive conviction in the minds of Kentucky Democrat that the State must not only go Democratic this year but that tit victory in November will have nI tremendous influence upon tilt Presidental election to be held next year They know how fatal it would he to Democratic success to have the Republicans capture this State on the eve of a Nationali contest With this great interest in the balance McGreary men Johnson men Addams men and1 Head men have joined forces for the good of the narty regardless of their personal feelings or political ambitionsAnd out that instead of the bitter factions predicted by the Republicans we have Democratic harmony and unity for the I first tithe in many years with suc cess wbsolutely fIssured l WINCHESTER flonument WorksWINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES kettneihnow your wants and I will call onI IIrou and swa you rasney F H JACKSON Prop Ixjr Sale Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire J Pure bred Poland China boars I and gilts I Thomas J BigstaffS 13tf Mt Sterling Ky J OUR LINT Of fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FA- NCYGKrocerles Cannot be Improved UponF Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery Robinson MooreC- ourt St Phone 251 lIt Sterling Ky Mlyr1 J rGOOCOOOQQOOOOC OiPROfISSfWL I I DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt SterllnR Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown All Work Guaranteed and Prices High Oillce In Martha Hulldlng Phone 525 H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR G m NORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3lrr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian ONce at Anderson S HoarcliimniIUvery StabJttt Office 1lione 133 Itcsidcncc Phone C51 Calls answered promptly Knmlnatlons free Assistant State Veterinarian THE GhBSHDBakke Ono Ruilway eCompanyTIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERLING In Kffect JulY ii 1011 Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and From ARRIVE 719 a in Louisville xi239 p m x 347 p m Louisville x 937 p m t 550 a in Lexington J 920 a ni t 215 p in Lexington j 705 p m t 930 a 111 Rothwell J 205 p m lorkX239gt X79av x 937pIn jRichmond x 347P uu Pikeville t 215 p in t 9 20 n m Hinton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars cm Express Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily 1t Weekdays l1li AL xinatont YT tEHi tern B- yTIMEi 1 TABLE Kffoctlve May 28 1911 J7eztEd vo J No STATIONS Dully Daljr AM vsi Lv Quicksandl lJ2 Lv Jackson 5aS t ISo- I I 0 Athol K Junction 0tJ 1to 222 I J7 I Beattyville Junction 2 6 Torrent 3 3 4 Campion Junction 6 4 3za Clay City 719 405 LC E Junction J 437 Winchester Scs 450 Ar Lexington 830 535 East r3oussG- i STATIONSItipI p M2II Dally AM NO i Lv Lexington 135 Z20 Winchester 17 i03 LY E Junction 235 8itI Clay City 303 SoCampton Junction 347 9 7 14 Torrent 404 I 94414 Uenttyville Juuctiou 425 1004 ll Athol 452 10304 O K Junction 519 1057 Jackson 525 II 05 Ar Quicksand 1135 aICONNyCTONS- l LEXINGTONTrain No t will mafctf connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky NO3 will make connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati O CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Noi 2 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton Ky ilEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Train Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beattyvillt O K JUNCTION Trains Nos and 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and O K stations ICHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent Highest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides Furs- eathers Sheep Pelts and Woo GD Sullivan SCo- W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky I3iyr Phone 474 1 4f rwryf c I IA 11 r taw rr i r jCOIrEOPOUDEUCEHIGH or In liKt itOA t sic MIL Mite Dafce its veer ifl wb1e t rptoid feYftdTteeowcfc wwoet of its tnbIJ i t IIINcDifM J K IfcofT awl wife ire re WIi ir sm tilt ai Sah Lids PeraM Jub IL llama wept to Aw ai Springfield Sowfai Pi4A ill tb16 drb artosdare about half eboasn tobacco On ortlMKrfca ttxnweocd aod tie wind it testrinjr dr war Lt p KbvvteftxtAqt Berry fcocdJt of lifc halt FflfeJ tft boas atII 1J1h per ht d I Mrs L W Wee who vot bees rick for Uie tent three irefc if Kdrrly urlprocw tiDe the burnt meeting dlNJi- VIP lure prayer tnLto Ht High nightuif blr Tow JHcQnitby our black Mtiib u going to more UJ harp borg this we k awl Mr l vevm iis fJO 1Q be our arliltil- GltM3tW LICK Itomu TrfafJ iis wr low with trpbuid frru 0 oo Cijrwood rimtfid hiM pNr- lptlr rt fiddlSuwhy Mi iMaud Dunn VJSitMJrran liver st M ddJltow Iat wk llrr1 Fred Jituhford Vileitr jJ her fnugbter 1rM Henry Fielder in AVimsbenUsr thint week llKM Dunn IIIodfunily willI wwwi this week to Will H rve KetoofiN farm ut J1ioinio Sin lion Jil ill Udn Hull of Slarpburr mad titf1 Ofrltudl und Anrrt MILt Iock ut IHonifnuMburf vis hodl relative here UIIM wurk I IJ1 CIT uudwif11ultr Cnrr and wife tind little Kculon Win Crnvon ami wife uttcndodl Uiu HOIIIK Corning at Owin sviJI from HiumJiiy until Sunday Italy Declares War on Turkey Italy haM doeliimJ var on Tur Icoy Till oiliuial ittiiiounccinoMt wan mnil Ilull Krirlwy aftornoon It iiss dechinsdJ that the two coun Itrieb were in a uliite of war Iwgill iiiuu ilL Imlf nttl two oclock on the nftcnioon of 1riilay Soptuni hOI iiO WHATI I ITM AM AIJOIT IutlIlmUllJuJHl tliut Turkey which for llirnc liiuidml yctuH hug I doniiniitod TriiuliI ulmll siiiT nfer all of her riuliU to Italy s6i Unit It ctut tlov lop Lho colony Tripoli ili VPIV1 fertile on lli intorior but Hpnblo of urent dc velopiitiitTlus I annv coniiriHes lrIO neLivQI inch t nn1 1ol1U I ronurviHtN Ia total of 5 500 l1 ruadv for the lielI- rllikly11 iiiv IIIIM iiJ7f ni lighting men undei1 arms 11111111 rc Morvo sLt lIuthof HJOOOO all UhLiuU men of thu IIIHL dlllllldlII JJIfyjw of tluiin could bo transferredi lo Tripoli bocansia of luck of trans poiU mid Kimrdftliip- ltalv navy ban twelve battle ships twenlyMirto cruiMsrs and i I iiunicroiiH doNtrovciH siiltniarincs and lorpudo bOilIJI Tuiltuy linn onu lirHtclass cniis or llii Mndijidioli lint at Vamps and a numbw of wornout old war Mliinu which an iittorlv uscloss- Lloydi iis charging I10 per cent priMuiiim for inhiiraiKi against Will 4- Monojjriim Sliilioiicry- Tlior vnry latonl stylts in sofiotv inonoifrani stalioniry jut in I M III KIOV you limy aro boantios lllf Advoeati lul Gu IIH Cluthriun store now ulIoi Tho iIftilri New atveut potatoes unil cnlbiurc ut V 1I1I11sdullsI Pure pushanusngo ut Greent + wiuloa I ia2t LnhIlIIr r l The t1IoI er srezrs k unto the rettifer xed t4 e retsHer term rout tas tupt7 titts sad btrers it V1 tie cw eewfer The pdbttc BOW deaizaads dt deliver HJTT ke asad cruet tit tie reisiler is cwMe to saalke boifa eads rtleer so tike tory roafc iffcaawiiile more a 90 per cent of jwwloce val es er f rste betweea Ue farm and toe table The probleM S00 usarer of aeration tbsa before Pries are oo tits aveeodixijf scare god attain we shall hear crimination sad recriujJBatioa They are mob trtu lozrtetoiKU over in France bt mouse prues are t tftJ most haven hard tiulrvvFr there to fine Mvto I IMI r6Im 01 I MICHAELSSTERN FINE CLOTH I N 5- MICMAtlO OTCflM 4 CO OGMNI1 4 t somwaeto Izjrhebhzwiiis there is packiag trysto biziue rejIICfTDphinI ODtloomiKezn to occor to many agitators that the law of snpi yand demand has ayihing to do with the higlr wit of living Flae gantry hams at Vaaars deWsti4n fresh clean line of staple and fancy groceries at S E Kelly d Ox ILtf IAI rillbewinter The contract for s steel baSdiag 100x1 0 feet Tsrbich will cost 1OCXX0 zndill be completedi br December 1 has been awarded to J E Manley of Lexington It will be built on a twoacre lot immediately adjoining the Bnrley I Society large redryicg plant at the Bloomfiead branch of U e LouJ asliboughten companyII Capt John H Hutchins of Winston K Ca man who has had many years of experience in il Fall Opening The Greatest Provision Ever Made in Clothes for Men and Young Men This is the Greatest Store in Town Why It is the most modern and attractive store It is a store planned for and operated in the interest of men and young men It is filled with the most varied carefully selected and worthy merchandise ever brought together in any establishment Inducements in the way of PRICES and QUALITY are such as to make youa permanent customer after onepurcbase Youll find it a pleasure to inspect our 1911 fall styles Youll get service and consideration youve never had before JkXTrtArOOD I materialsi l silk lined or halfsub I Edcrhcimcr Stein Co talloredII1 I School Suits Specialty 40II3 Q HoJ 0Er1t11 j S F0R iLLI We have the most complete line for fall J1911 ever shown in the city Stacy Adams Co and WalkOver Shoes for men Laird Schober and Selbys Shoes for ladies in all the materialsi and styles to be worn by correct dressers Dont forget our special department for ladies andchil dren the business is at the held of the new enterprise Shelby produces annually between 8000000 and 10000000 pounds of Burley tobacco and it is believed that the market there will secure large con signments from Anderson Spencer and Nelson counties The promoters assert they have received assurances that the Amer ican Tobacco Company and other Jlarge concerns will have buyers in the market Mrs Frances Beauchamp pres 1 ident of the Kentucky W C T 1C says the hope of the nation is- is the independent rural vote as the vote of the cities is venal 4 I7 ti 1 HATSIf you are doubt as as to your hat for fall come in and look over our Stetson and Youman 1911 fall styles in felts stiffs and velours in newest shades and shapes y J Best o I3e Cad I j Hosiery I The Kind That Wear IILasting Qualities I IRemember if you want nothing we are always glad to see you b V1U JSi I r tL PUNCH GRAVESr Mount Sterling Kentucky 2 BIG STORES 24 300 Perseus DreW M rte j a syivaiia With a roar that could be heard for miles the great dam of the Bayless Pulp and Paper Company at Austin Pa went out at 230 oclock Saturday afternoon Forty bodies were recovered from the i rains when darkness came and it is estimated that nearly three hun dred are unaccounted for and are believed to be deadIThe loss of life is the worst of any disaster in Pennsylvania since tai Johnstown flood when 2235tt persons met death and a property loss of ten million dollars was caused I The dam which was 530 fwt long and 49 feet high held back more than 500 million gallons of water For the first time since its construction two years ago the water was running over the top andmany persons went out from Austin a mile and a half away to see the unusualsight SPECTATORS HOKHIFTED They were horrified when a sec tion about 20 feet wide gave way on the west side A great volume of water poured through the hole and the alarm was quicly sounded People ran for their lives to the hills nearby but some were caught in the flood and whirled down the valleyA moment later another break occurred this time on the east- side L It was much greater aj 1 permitted the bulko f t bieXmass of the wafer behind it to rush in a mighty volume toward the lowlands j The debris from hundreds of crushed houses caught tire and many died in the flames An ap peal was sent to Governor Tener for help For all kinds of ingredients for pickles call on S P Greenwade jf vas- Creation There is a region within everyfjohe of us a deep lake of peace 1 4 out from which flows all that is excellent in our work and striving Up from it well if we are music makers the harmonies and the birding together of sweet sounds It is the home of poetry ot the long thoughts of youth of the olden treasuries of the arts It is almost the only thing in life that does not lie within reach of the will11e can quicken our activi ties hasten our step enlarge our muscles and increase our kuHlli edge but the creative mode wV1 not succumb to force or yet to gentle wooing Ye can wrestle with the keyboard scribble out the brittle sentences finger the brush or the chisel for a month of days and out from all the wor ried moods and writhing not one curve of beauty or any single loveliness of sound willcome Then on a haphazard day when rapid light is on the face of theaters or oh some evening full of desire all that has been a vagu ness anda struggle of a sudden takes on shape and clothes itself in melody On the wings of its flight we seem to climb out of space and out of time In effectual strokes the dream comes true Rhythm enters where lately theke was discord Then the rapuuroo fades and the cold days strikes and we are returned again to levels of the uninspired Business StationclYI x Something now in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed roods A look will convince you Remember ua business house is judged by its stationery Idtf Advocate Pub Co Inc Guthrics new location opposite The Fair Dont Overlook That subscription If you are in are rears remember V rfindc7lhe MONEY i f 5 h

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