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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, October 11, 1911.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 11 4Jiii t1 t itf t4 tbHI1 if 4 ff AIr e Ir iJ MT STERLINGul ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11 1911 NUMBER 14 IDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY John Gibbons Defeats R f Mastin For Chief of Police j While W T fitzpatrick Jr Wins In As sessors Race J The Democratic primary held in this city last Friday to nominate a candidate for Chief of Police As sessor and members of the Coun cil in the second and fourth wards passed off quietly although there was a great deal of interest mani festedIn the race for Chief of Police John Gibbons was the winner re ceiving 323 votes to 241 for R F Mastin W T Fitzpatrick Jr won the nomination for Assessor receiving 243 votes to 192 for G C Reid and 117 for R S Stokley In the race for Councilmen in the second ward J Will Clay re ceived 142 votes H G Enoch 127 and Wells Wilkerson 95 tho first two named being the nomi nees In the fourth ward W R McKee received 95 votes O B 90 and Ewing Flynn 27 the first two named being nominated All of the candidates are capa ble competent honorable and efficient gentlemen and will un doubtedly make the public worthy servants after their election in November which seems assured Wins four Mile Race Messenger Boy won the four mile race at Louisville Saturday defeating such good ones as Nadzu r Royal Report and Aylmer Nadzu the favorite was second The time was 71415 c n f orT Yotihwill find Guthries oppo c i siteTheiFairTIMELY SUGGESTIONS From TUf ROGERS CO Incorporated y r Talored Suits 1250 to 40 Tailored Separate Coats 750 to 25 Misses and Junior Suits 1250 to 1750 Childrens Coats 3 3 to 510 j Rain Coats for Women and Children i y 3 to 15 1Childrens Dresses A50c to 5350 I Separate Skirts 4 L 4 to 510 Silk Waists 350 to 6 Silk Skirts 3 to 6 Y Hand Bags f50G to 15 Ji SuitCasesTraveling Bags y V Umbrellas j Corsets HosieryUnderwear i TROiSCOIuccrpoated r r a t SPLENDID SrrCnIg 9 Delivered by Edward J vMcDier mott Democratic Candidatet for LleutenantOovernor Edward J McDermott the TDemo ant Governor of Kentucky made a splendid speech in the interest of the Democratic State ticket at the Courthouse here last Tuesday Mr McDermott was met at the train in an automobile by Campaign Chairman WtliVhiteipnd prominentfuDemQcfatswho house where a large crowd was present He made a strong appeal to the people to keep up the good workstarted assuring them that with the Democratic harmony that was prevailing all over the state that our ticket would win by a handsome majority Mr McDer mott is a most entertaining speak er and his remarks received the careful attention of all present Our county is ivell organized and the Chairmen of the various dis tricts report everything in first class condition ami it is predicted that Montgomery county will give its old time Democratic majority tT Best steaks and ronses tit Vanars dells Wins Second Money Mainleaf the game little three yearold trotter owned by Jas R Magowan of this countyafter winning two heats iu thericliKen tucky Futurity at Lexington last weekwas beaten by Peter Thompson owned by Pennsylva nia parties Mainleaf won the first two heats iand would have won the thirlbutifor a punctured tire the race was postponed urtil thejfoli lowing davand was won in straight heats by Peter Thompson Mainleaf trotted under great dif ficulties having a badly cracked quarter which made him very lame and it WitS the opinion of the majority of horsemen present that had he been sound lie would have won in a jog nsit was he put up a far better race than most horses would have done un der similar circumstances Mr Magowan had a world of friends on the grounds who regretted to see his colt defeated The six heats were the fastest IV heat race ever trotted by threeyear = olds Guthrie has not left town Find him qpposit JjheyFair t State Board of Pharmacy in Session Here The State Board of Pharmacy is in session here and a number of applicants are being examined for license as druggists The Board has its headquarters in the County Court rqom where the examinations are being conducted Mr It HVhiteQft- his city is a member of the Board and being quite popular with the other members secured the meeting for Mt Starling One of the first questions asked each applicant wns What four standard preparations are made from sheep 1 Upon reading it one applicant jpcularly remarked Theres where you uikemy goat Guthrie Clothing Co now OJ posite The Fair H C Ledford Named tocad forlorn Hope i About a dozen Republicans ijict here Saturday and nominated Mr Henry C Ledford of this county against Judge W L Craig the Democratic nominee for Rcpre sentative The District is com posed of the counties of Mont gomery and Menefee anti is Dem ocratic by a majority of from four to Live hundred UAV Ifl t r11 I I T fm- t j i I i cir I r c rl IH I IJ J j i ti 11 A JOYOUS GROUP 1 1 With Feasting Flowers and Music Vr A picnic for the Bible School of the Christian church had been announced for Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock at the fair grounds On JlCCQIJRtQf heavy rain during the forenoon plans had to be changed To abandon the enter tainment meant disappointment to many Mr and Mrs B W Trimble teachers in the school gladly opened their spacious home for the old and young Owing to the limited time for notification of changedi plans and to inclement weather the attendance was small only about 80 being present The lunch consisted of sandwiches pickle lemonade cakes bananas and apples There was an abun dance and to spare provided by generous and willing men and wo jnen of the congregation The- table q wasr I decorated with such as the season and r community affords Flowers many candles the electric current is available at night and happy brightfacedchildren The music was captivating an im provised chorus of 80 voices The table accommodated 30 at a time the adults about 20 being served last Mrs A B Oldham was a center of attraction as many little ones seated on the flour eagerly listened tp her stories The host and stessWcredI honored and de lighted to r have suclian assembly as their guests and will remember this as a bright spot in their lives Death of Mr Fred Rushford Mr Fred Rushford of this Ciurltytdiedati i a sanatorium October 6 1911 omit ins brdUghttb this city Saturday ttnd buried in the Maehpelali cemetery Sunday morning services conducted by Rev W F Wyatt Mr Rushford came to this city from England and had made his home on the Grassy Lick pike in this county for a long number of years He was a man With many friends and will be sadly missed He is survived by severalI children their names we failed to learn Guthries new store next to Montgomery National Bank Six Negresses Arrested Last Thursday night policeman James Tiptpn rounded in 6 negro street wsilkers on Main Street across from the Bnumont Hotel Fourdf the negresses were fined and two turned loose The au thorities are determined to break up this practice and they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law Tim Ncedham Sells Interest in Winchester Democrat Col Tim Needham the gentle man who has so ably edited the Winchester Democrat for the past year and a half has disposed of his interest in the paper and returned to his home in Williams town much to the regret of the good people of Clark county j Worlds Baseball Series The 7 game series for the base ball championship of the world will be begun Saturday between Philadelphia and New York the champions of the American and National Leagues respectively ThePhiladelphia temp i in slight favorite Tiflol A complete solder in paste form Anyone cin solder with Tinol To introuuce it complete outfit one blow torch and can Tinol paste for 25c You can soon save trlict priceI 1tending your tin and rleriiilitewtarcI The Fair Iyt uft v +i BIG GAINS Shown by Democrats in Registration Held Last Tuesday and Everything Points to Democratic Vic tory Last Tuesday was registration day and the immense trains made by the Democrats throughout the entire State is conclusive evidenced that the people are tired of Re publican misrule and are going to make a change in November- In this city the registration was the largest ever held and the local campaign committee is to be con gratulated upon getting out the voters in such a splendid manner Following is the registration by wardsPrecincts Rep Dem Ind 1st Yard 32 191 12 2nd Ward 69 212 12 3rd Ward 220 40 3 4th Ward 25 125 5 346 568 32 The total is 946 as against 838 last year while the supplemental registration will swell this consid erably The Democrats have a plurality of 222 over the Republi cans and a majority of 190 over Republicans and Independents Democratic Speaking Oct 16 Hon W A Cullop of Indiana a speaker of national reputation will address the voters of Montgomery county at the Court House Monday V0ctoberl6 at 130 p m Be sure and be present and you will be rewarded by hearing a great speech by a great man LCard of Thanks 1 To all of my Mends who work easo untiring in my behalf and supported me so loyally in my recent race for City Assessor I want to express my heartiest thanks and assure them that I will ever feel indebted to them W T Fitzpatrick Jr New Principal For High School Prof Chas E Allen of Mays ville has been selected by the Board of Trustees for principal of the High School to succeed Prof 1J II Ryan resigned He comes highly endorsed both as a gentle man and ah educator Sells Farm Mrs Amanda Thompson How ell has sold her farm of 192 acres on the Howards Mill pike to A Sid Hart for 19000 The farm is known as the Yates place and is an excellent one r Warm underwear at The Fair Mens underwear 35c each Ladies underwear 25c each JOHN S RHEA Makes Strong Speech in Behalf of Democratic Ticket in This Last Saturday Hon John S Rhea former congressman from the Third District made a strong speech here Saturday in behalf of the Democratic State ticket Mr Rhea is one of the best postedmen in the State has a magniilcant delivery and soon con vinced his friends he has lost none of his oldtime vigor His speech was well received and is believed to have done the party a great deal of good Shower Mrs Thomas Newton Duff will be hostess at a linen shower Octo ber 13th in honor of Miss Eula I Perry whose engagement to Mr N Trimble McKee is announced Following is the unique invitation For a maiden fair From the country rare I am giving this affair Tis a linen shower And two is the hour Come if its in your power October thirteenth is the day So come lets be gay With Eula what do you say Above is the date So dont be late At Mrs Duffs country fete Plate Shower Mrs D C Fox entertained twelve young ladies with a plate shower Tuesday afternoon at her beautiful suburban home on the Owinsrsville pike in honor ot Miss Gladys Samuels who willsoon be come the bride of MrI T Badger RobertsonDance at Oil Springs I Quite a large number ftohi here attended an oldftishioned square dance given at Oil Springs TueiI day night Card Party Miss Julia Trimble Morris en tertained number of Item friends with a delightful card party at her home on Maysville street Friday I evening Miss Elizabeth McFarland en tertained with a Dutchsupper Tuesday evening at her home on East Main street Lexington Ky in honor of her guests Misses Katherine and Ollie foodof Mt Sterling and Miss Ollie Mae Clark of Winchester Miss Her guson of Paris and Miss Ash brookof Cyithiana Lexington HeraldOysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdclls Friday and Saturday Guthrie Clothing Co now next Montgomery National Bank Death of Mrs Parish Last Wednesday October 4th the Death Angel visited the home of Mr Henry Judy this city and called Home the soul of his beloved mother Mrs Mary Ellen Parish aged 77 years Deceased was a member of the Christian Church and had been a life long Christian and her kind and lovely manners had endeared to her nu merous friends Mrs Parish had been twice married her late husband John S Parish preceding her to the grave 14 years ago She is sur vived by only one son Mr Henry Judy who has the deepest sympathy of many friends in the loss of a kind gentle and loving mother Funeral services were heldat the residence of her son Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev H D Clark and burial in Machpe lah Cemetery Guthries new location opposite The Fair Sells Exporters W N Scobee sold last week a car load of export cattle to W B Greene at 6c and Sl per head premium to be delivered about the 15th of this month Change on Rural Route No2 The Government authorities have changed the time of they departure of the mail from the city on Rural Route No 2 from 10 a m to 1 p m so that the pa trons will be enabled to get the mail off of the 1237 train This makes the carrier get back to the office at 6 p m instead of 3 p m as formerly and if the Government makes the change a perma nent one the carrier will be forced to deliver mail in the dark V The I ofIjthe Xto othersII Embroidery and Stamping All kinds of uptodate Embroid I ery and Stomping done by Miss j Lilly Harp at Mrs Fanny Wilson I Stephensons Millinery Store 134t GreencCarragan- Mr Stanley Greene the son of Mrs Edward Greene of Lexington and Miss Jennie Leigh Carra gan the attractive daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carnigan or jI Louisville were quietly married j at the home of the bride last Mon II relnII I IGuthrie Clothing The Cos Fair new lo WANTED Six girls for life bottling dept at the Old ilcBmnr Dist Good wages and steady work Apply to 1V P TITUS I t I L J1 BRUNNERTGIF SNOE iUtN- announce h I 5twFaCC f9 Itt1d fNew Models of the ffi tC SO I r- ttf b I j I- I8tndt 1 I twith Ipur fot Ttd Muk Tad Mark ij y tnMauwMNs4 MMCYM WW1fSAIS + w 67NKIrprgt Ai+ 9Rr c P 1 RoYALPowdel v ABSOLUTELY PURE fr Makes delicious home baked foods of maximum quality at minimum cost Makes home baking a f pleasure The only Baking Powder l made from Royal Grape Cream or Tartar No AlumNo Lime Phosphates c Rio all Zihose Who Jfavent DoltiVowThe YOUR business and is prepared to care for it 3 Paid in Our Savings Department I Sxchctnge ffiank of Jfcntucky MT STERLING KY Ihr N If its a monument you 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 j I absorbIi it wit 1 stands heat to1000 degrees I Fahj you can get an- ylJit Shap6 PW shade de it will romaiii Leau and unbroken as as it lasts it lasts fnrc l In selecting a monument it is with the idea of perpettt uating tho memory of some loved onebut it is not a perpetual monument that soon cracks and crumbles away Avoid this by ask ing your dealer to show you samples of Cherokee Creole Etowahand Kenncsaw Georgia Mar ble for monuments For Sale byII JMarklandJ 1j MARBLE AND QRANUE i Monuments Etc Mt Sterling Ky ngw p WE WANT YOU hf to examine the Corn King manure spreader VVe want to show you the many superior features found in its construction Wo want to explain to you how easy and how convenient the working parts are arranged We want to show you the substantial construction Wo want to show you how by using the Corn King i manure spreader your boy can do as much work as a man You will be surprised at the substantial construction You wont find the Corn King manure spreader like other spreadersit is in a class by itself Cull today We arc reserving catalogue for you It is filled with valuable information on soil maintenance and fertilizers It is yours for tho askingf If you are not ready to buy now call anyway We want to number you as a friend FOR SALE BY Prewitt jSowell- i I iI i lrl t k Hog Cholera Serum The Kentucky Experiment Station is sending out a timely cir cular in relation to hog cholera serum The disease is prevalent in some parts of the State and the losses every year because of its inroads are heavy Some years ago the United States Bureau of Animal Industry began experimenting in tho effort to discover a vaccination process for the prevention of swine chol era Improvements have been made in the treatment at intervals and the claim iis now tirade for it that it is generally efficacious The last Kentucky Legislature made an appropriation of 2000 to erect a laboratory and building at the Experiment Station at Lex ington for the manufacture of the serum While the work is not being carried on extensively be cause of the smallness of the furd appropriated the station has begun the manufacture of the article and according to the circular has prepared upwards of 6000 doses The serum is tested be fore being sent out from the laboratory and is sold at the cost of production Whenever a requestI- S made the Experiment Station will if possible send experienced men to vaccinate hogs and there will be no charge of this service Experience it is stated is required to administer the serum properlyThe Station circular gives some material facts as to dosage and as to methods of up plying the treatment Owners of swine herds who have to deal with- thel cholera problem willserve heir own interests by taking advantages of the assistance which- s offered by the Experiment Sta ion The frequent outbreaks of cholera are the most serious trouble with which the hog raiser has to contend The disease has paused heavy losses to farmers from time immemorial and ha constituted perpetual menace to he swine industry There seems o be no doubt that the serum treatment supplies the best known ucthod of handling the disease It has been widely tested at the various experiment stations and on the farms Heretofore it has lot been easily accessible to Kentucky formers and its manufacture at the State Experiment Sta ion will be a substantial benefit Baby wont suffer five minutes with croup ifou apply Dr Chorans Electric Oil at once It lets like magic m Automobiles and Highways Mr Linthicum of Maryland ntroduced in the last Congress a sill to establish a Federal High vayst Commission whichshould urge cooperation und joint action etween the States and the Federal aovernment in constructing high ways and regulating automobile travel Unmistakably the pres ent situation is unsatisfactory The automobile is largely an in terstate performer A State whichj has comparatively few au tomobiles itself may have to Ikeep up roads which are being battered to pieces by the automobiles of neighboring States New Hamp hire is an instance The State is poor its soil is such that roads ire expensive to maintain and the number of foreign automobiles engaged in knocking these roads to pieces is large Some localities meet this unfair predicament by exacting tolls which is perhaps reasonable as a temporary device Undoubtedly however this is one of the matters in Which closerI co operation is desirable Mr Linthicums bill contains uniidea which ought to bear fruit WINCHESTER Monument WorksWINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will cull on you and srVe you money P H JACKSON Prop For Rent First floor of my residence on Antwerp avenue Four nice rooms gas electric lights hot and cold water Phone 204 Stf Mrs Mnry Sthlegel fM 1 k 3 k t NO REASON FOR IT When Mt Sterling People Show the Certain Way Out There can be no just reason why any3 readerof this will continue to suffer the torture of an aching back the annoyance of urinary disorders the dangers of kid Hey gills when relief is so near at hand and I the most positive proof given that they eau be cured Read what a Mt Sterling citizen says Mrs J P Nelson 34 Richmond1 Ave lIt Sterling ky sa sUI can give Doans Kidney Pills my highest endorsement They hav proven of great benefit to me and I believe that if I had not used them I would be in poor health today My back drove me almost frantic as it ached almost constantly and I always felt tired and worn out The least thing worried me and 1 also suffered from nervous head aches Since using Doans Kidney Pills procured at F C Duersons drug store I feel like a different woman I take them whenever I have the least recurrence of kidney trouble and they never fail to give me prompt relief For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalc New York sole agents foi the United States- Remember the nameDoans and take no other 132t Roofing For Sale Iwill save you money on all kinds of metal roofing or sheet metal Phone 674 Gtf Henry Judy What is Purity The extent to which our Na tional and State Governments will ultimately go in protecting tin consumer can not be foretold but it can safely be said that for a long time we shall be moving however slowly in the direction of more protection First must come protection to health The The decision of the Supreme Court on the patentmedicine clause in the Pure Food Law makes it necessary to amend that law next winter After health comes the question of forbidding branding which is intended to givi an impression of a more expensive or desirable ingredient than is actually contained As an example of this may be given the fact that certain companies whichsellI compounds containing a largf amount of borax naturally feel aggrieved about those which with practically no borax call their products by some name indicating that they are borated The man ufacturers of actual borax is con tained Doubtless we shall come some time to a condition of the public mind in which no fraudu lent claim is permitted about in gredients whether or not the prod uct is injurious to health Tor Sale Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky OUR LINE Of Fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FANCY j Ghacooeriee Cannot be Improved Upon Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery1 Robinson Moore 6tfrt St Phone 251 Mt Sterling Ky iHyr SOThtht rn Railway tow EXCURSION RATES SundayOct 8Sunday Between Louisville Lexington Danville Georgetown Lawrenceburg Harrods burg Shelbyvslle and Versailles and in lerniediate stations in each direction C1 5netweenLexingtonDanville George round trip tickets limited to return on date of sale Proportionately low rates between Interme dlate stations Consult any Southern Railway agent o writeH C KING C T A Lexington Ky A R COOK D P A Louisville Ky J C HEAM JR A G PA St Louis Mo Why are Wagons Painted- A cheap wagon is painted to hide defects iin the woodand make it look attractive to the purchaser T Even the paint is ofpoor quality and wears off quickly leaving u the wood exposed to the weatherut A Studebaker is painted to preserve the wood and potectt iiii- III from the elements K r Even when the boxing is forced into the hub it is covered with pure lead in order to keep moisture out of the hub r lt I You cannot see that but its there just the same x q The paint used on a CrWAGON is chosen for its wear and weather resisting qualities It may not look much different from the cheap wagon wh nf1tnew but Write for the book The Farmers Friend whichshows lust how the Studebaker is made 1 For Sale by Chenault Orear366m dA guarOOJtf7 b9idpdr ti lt 1ij iWi1f tlJ 4Its worth something to youii W2 jW tYto t get the makers guarantee 1 on shoes there are very few Ui makers who are willing to give Fsuch a guarantee as Selz puts 1 on all shoes bearing that name jk These shoes are guaranteed to give iiljSK the wearer satisfaction wei f make it good Look for rr Selz1 th Royal rriJb 4 Blue Shoes 3504 5 GLIOK BROS22 South Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky fI If Ii i i Loans I insurance 9 oar Estate ZBOHSTIDS P GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG J Ic I 41 w t I lto1i11 1110 f 1 1 tf o 11 cvrv J V V I tVjl r V JtV1 Ja i lf c 00 1 I Robinson I mTheJewelerT- he handsome store on the corner of Maysville and r Court streets is the place to get High Grade Cut Glass IIin the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest patterns New laVallieres an excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line SPECIAL EXCURSION CINCINNATI AND RETURN Sunday October 8 and 22 SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINCTON725 am I rASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARStt I t 1- rM t t I b f d yf t I ijNjl i i i A A r tlffliDissioners Sale j ya MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT JuloJ t IARGARET REASOR et al Plffa a vs P XIDA 1 COWGILL c Drts- J NOTICB OK SAIE IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court Tendered at the September Term 1911 4 thereof in the above cause the under signed will on the 16th Day of October 1911 beingCourtdaydublic auction to the highest bidder on credit of 6 and 12 months at the Court house door in the city of Mt Sterling- y the property mentioned in the Judg ment towit Said land lies in Montgomery county Kentucky on the Spencer turnpike and on the waters of Spencer Creek and is in respectively dwellinghousein said county which lot is bounded thus Beginning at a stone in the middle of the Spencer turnpike corner to B F pikeintween said B F Perry and S F McCor mick with a wire fence to the post and rail fence at or near the top of the hill thence leaving the line between said Perry tiiiA McCormick and following said Post and rail fence as it stood on March J4th 1907 lit a somewhat westward dt section to a point in a post andrail fence munhig nearly north and south and standing at or near the old line between J T Couus and r C Stamper thence with said latter fence in a northern di rcctioa and in a straight line with same to a stone in the midctie of said Spencer turiipike thence eastwardly along the aniddle of said turnpike to the beginning SECOND PARCEIBein a store t house and lot situated at Spencer Station In said county and bounded thus Beginning at a stone in the middle of parcelIr thepropertyThomas thence in a northward direction and with the east line of said Thomas i yard to the middle of the track of the Kentucky and South Atlantic Railroadr thence with the middle of same in an eastern direction lo the west edge of the I 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 leaving room at the pike end of said passway ror turning in and out of same on said J 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 mick et al by their deed dated March 14 u 1907 of record in the office of the Clerk of the Montgomery County Court in Deed Boole 62 page 569 The occupants of the property formerly owned by S H Thomas and the occupants of said S F McCor micks two tenant houses at Spencer Kentucky one on the north and the other on the south side of said turnpike have the privilege at any and all times to get water from the well near said store houseTHIRD PARCELA tract of land lly ing in said county on the waters of Spen cer Creek and Turkey Run Branch bound thus t jRtegirming in the middle of the Mt Sterling and Spencer turnpike thence N 17J W 82 64100 poles to a wild cherry sapling at the southeast corner of Lot No 2 allotted to H B Duff from J C B Duffs 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 4corner in the dower land of Mrs Emma Duff thence eastwardly with her line to a set stone a corner nude between her and the land formerly owned byRichard Conner thence southwardly with her line to the middle of said turnpike thence with the middle of same to the beginning containing sixtyfive 65 acres more or if less and being the same land conveyed 1to said S A Duff by Charles E Duffand wife by their deed tinted February 25th 1904 of record in the office of the Clerk of said Court in Deed Book 60 Said land is subject to a right ofppassway over same for the use and benefit of said T N Duff from his land lying on the north thereof to the Spencer turnpike Said land will be sold by said Commis sioner subject to the right of the occu of the Thomas property and the two t houses of S F McCormick to get water from the well near the storehouse as shown in the description of Parcel No 2 and subject to the right of passway oy r Parcel 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 therefor the bid or bids yielding the larg priceThe will be required to give bondwith 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 he prepared to comply with these terms A lien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond pay able to Master Commissioner JOIN A JUDY 123 Master Commissioner M C C It takes mighty little to make happy happiness in this world and the strange thing about it it is the j riore you give away theI r ter your stock isl Courteous treatment promptb appreCi1tr r 1 Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT WlI GUILFOILE Exr c Puffs vs JAS GUILFOILE c Dfts and J E HENRY Puff vs M GALLAGHER Dft NOTICE OP 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 signedwill on the 16th Day of October 1911 at i oclock p m or thereabout being Cottrt day proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder 01 a credit of 6 months at the Court House door in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit Said land is situated in Montgomery county Kentucky and is bounded by beginning at a locust tree corner to J E Thomson thence S 53 W 227 poles to a stone corner with Thomson thence S I3 E 414 poles to a stone corner with D Scott thence S 82 E 33 5 poles to a stone corner with Scott iu Guilfoiles line thence N 54 E 201 poles to a stone earner with Guilfoile and Reid thence N 42 W 62 poles to the beginning containing ji A 3 K ml beinsthel to James Guilfoilel as follows Deed from Amy Scott of date November lolli 1909 and recorded in Deed Book 64 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 Enibry etc of date December iSth 1909 and 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 und effect ofa 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 property sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master CommissionerJOHN 123 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT WILLIAM TAULBEE Plaintiff vs LAURA ELLEN TUCKER et al Deftg NOTICE OF SALE IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order off 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 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 towitA of land lying and being in the county of Montgomery and State of Ken tucky and bounded by beginning a set stone in the road about one mile east of Jeffersonville Ky which road leads from Jeffersonville to Frenchburg Ky thence 33 east 7 poles to a white oak stump corner with John Shepherd thence north 89U east 183 poles to a set stone corner with same and W J Salyer thence north 133 west 238 poles to a black oak corner with W J Salyer thence south S74 west 25i4 poles to a set stone in Cundiffs line thence south 3234 west 325 poles to the beginning and containing five acres of land more or less or sufficient thereof to produce 28098 so ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to give bondwith 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 A lien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bond payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY 123 Master Commissioner M C C Real Estate Real Estate TilE WORLD IS MADE Of Real Estate Let us sell you a piece of it Lis your farm with us now Any busiuess entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office No 9 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 54 MT STERLING KY Bring us your country produce We w+ ill treat you right S E Kelly Co 12tf a v u Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT W J PETERS Puff vs ANDREW DALZELL PETERS Dft NOTICE OP 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 be ing Court Day I 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 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 con taming about twenty 20 acres of land and which land was deeded to A G Pe ters trustee for W J Peters by deed of Joseph H Wilkerson etc dated Febru ary 24th 1890 and recorded in Deed Book 47 page 115 Montgomery County Court Clerks office givebondp lyinent of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond nearing legal interest from the day of Sale1 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 Coininis sioner R G KERN 123 Special Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT R A CHILES Plaintiffs JOHN W HANCOCK c Defts NOTICE OP SALE IN EQUITY By virtue ofa 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 in 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 hVa front and back of 60 feet ard ia 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 and effect of a Replevin Bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will he 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 his debt interest and cost excess to Com missioner JOHN A JUDY 12Jt Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT A L RICHART c riffs vs NORVELL BENTON c Dfts NOTICE ov SALT 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 undersigned will on the 16th Day of October 1911 at I oclock pm or thereabout being Court day proceed to offer for sale ai Public Auction to the highest bidder on u credit of 6 months at the Court House door in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit That certain house and lot of land situ ated on Sycamore street in the City oft Sterling Kentucky and bounded on the north by the A Lindsay Fitzhugl lot on the east by Sycamore street on the south by the lots formerly owned by thetwest by the lands formerly owned by Thomas Turner and being the seine conveyed to Margaret J Richarproperty E Magowan by deed dated March 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 off tisale according to law Bidders will b prepared to comply with these terms Alien will be retained on the land sold till all the purchase money is paid Bone payable to Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDY iz3t Master Commissioner M Co C I Ir Commissioners Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT N T McKEE Admr Ida C ThomasPlff v9- JOSEPHINE r THOMAS c Dfts NOTICIt OK SAIE 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 Court day proceed to offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder onI a credit of 6 months at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judgment towit FIRST TRACTOne store house and countyKentuckythe center of the Spencer turnpike thence northward with Mrs Elizabeth McCormicks West Road line to center of the Kentucky and South Atlantic 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 ist 1903 and recorded in Deed Book 60 page 404 Montgomery County Clerks officeSECOND TRACTAlso another trad of land situated at Spencer in aforesaid county and bounded on the east and west by the lands of Mrs Elizabeth McCormick oil the north by Spencer creek on the south by the Kentucky and South Atlantic Railroad containing onefourth 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 bondwith approved security for the payment of the purchase money to haw the force and effect ofa replevin bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms A iien will be retained on the land 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 OLLIE FANT BOSWORTII Plff VS SILAS JOHNSON c Defts NOTICE OK 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 p m or thereabout being Court Day proceed to offer for sale ai 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 particularly described as follows Beginning at a corner with Sue Gillas pie and George Humphrey thence run ning with Humph eys 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 time 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 detect to be made The purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security for time payment of the purchase money to leave the force and effect of a Replevin Bond bearing legal interest from the dayo sale according to law Bidders will b 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 Special CommissionerG 123t 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 I5 to Oc tober 15 inclusive For further information ask any agentt1 or write to K D STRATTON D P A Kvansvllle Ind IcyeJ CHEA JH AGP A St Louis Mo For all kinds of ingredients for pickles call on S P Greenwade 1 1122t ORear Approves Raise in Taxes One of the most flagrant violaI tions of campaign pledges was the raid upon the taxpnyersorganized I by Governor Willson to cover upII his extravagance and carried into effect under his orders by hisI Boardof Equalization Having I wasted more than one quarter of aii million dollars of the peoples money in foolishly exploiting the State militia he paid the piper by increasing the taxable value of farm lands in two years 92029 43100 The burden as usual fellupon the farmers the very people to whom Judge ORear is now appealing for help although Governor Willsons administration which was responsible for this increase meets with Judge ORears hearty commendation Governor McUreary asked Judo ORear the direct question if he approved this raise of nearly one hundred million dollars on the farm lands of the State and it must be said to Judge ORears credit that he was frank enough to admit that he did approve of it tie said that his politicaladvisers had told him that it would be a- cliypgerpgj thing to endorse but that ho thought it was lawful and and that he believed the Republi can ollicjals acted honestly under their oath of office It logically follows that if Judge ORear is elected Governor and runs the State in debt as all his Republican predecessors have lone he will follow Governor Willsons method of emptying the pockets of the farmers because his Board of Equalization has the authority under the law to put any burden on them that is necessary to support the extravagances of the administration The ExConfederates for Govern or McCreary When Augustus E Willson ran for Governor he made a great parade of the fact that some of the Confederate soldiers were for him and he never tired of telling how gratefulI he was to these brave defenders of the lost cause for their support There were some few Confederates who for per sonal reasons voted for Willson but they have lived to regret it as has every other Democrat who trusted in Republican promises or pledges At the last session of the Legislature a bill was passed to erect a monument to Jefferson Davis who was born in Kentucky and who has won immortality as President of the Confederacy Although the Democrats at the session be fore had voted 250000 for the erection of a monument to Abra ham Lincoln because he too was a Iventuckian Governor Villson forgetting the Confederates had oeen for him vetoed their meas ure and threw it back in the faces of its supporters Governor McCreary is not run ning for oflice on his record as a Confederate soldier but he served during the war under the stars and bars and thousands of his old comrads attest his courage and fidelity Lien if he did not have a claim that a brother in arms al sunportehim because they remember the treachery of Governor Willson and they have learned that the promises of Republican politicians are made only to be broken Some folks rise up enrlami go hunting trouble only to climb a tree when theyfind him Another Lemon Drawn Mrs Nepoleone the best dressed woman at Newport during the past summer is asking for an absolute divorce from her Parisian husbandwhom she married five years ago She is an American My divorce she saidwill addI a chapter to the long story of un fortunate marriages between American girls and foreigners allI of them hinging on the money of1l f the American girls That is alll the foreigners care for IV fact which their American wives find out all too soon I would advis- Ame jean girls to marry men o their own country since they arc kinder more faithful more con siderate and more worthy in ev ery way The advice is as sound as a new gold dollar but are the girls going to take it 1 Wont they go right along buying titles f V and getting themselves snubbed just as they have been doing for a long time 1 Dresse 1l spring chickens on r handat all times at Greanwades 132t COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon ParIs 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette LexL1 ton 2d Monday Fleming Flemmgsburg 4th MondayHarrison Cynthiana 4th Mon dayMadison Richmond 1st Mon I day Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rd MondayNicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday WfflfffVOVMYfVf d Paris Green I ANDIIJ Paris Green K1 BlowersAT Mt Sterling Drug Co 391H WAAA iMAWM The Garage r IS ON Bank Street utomobiles FOR RENT At All Times 1 WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Stcrlinn Kentucky LAIIIIDRYFOR rF ALL KIND vj ml to the Mt Sterling Laundry CoA- ll work promptly delivered We give special attention to V f Family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 1rMT STERLING oflt N sII tc a tAr w w+ c tH Advocate CompanyICORPORATED vV HKDDEX JR t EDITORSG tEntered in the Postoffice at Mt sterling as secondoass mall matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for DEMOCRATIC TICKET For United Steles Senator OLLIE M JAMES For Governor JAMES B McCREARY For LieutenantGovernor EDWARD J MCDERMOTT j For AttorneyGeneral JAMES S GARNETT i i ilFor Auditor 1- I ff- iiI H r rwoTPorbtateTHOMAS G RHEA For Secretary of State C F CRECELIUS For Supt of Public Instruetlon t BARKSDALS HAMLETT For Coniniigioiierof Agriculture J W NEWMAN Nor Clerk of Court of Appeals ROBERT L GREENEcNor Representative W L CRAIG For County Court Clerk KELLER GREENS Democratic Nominees For City Council Plrit W nlJAMES MCDONALD G D SUWVANI I Send WardJ WILL CLAY H G ENOCH Perth WindW K McKKE1 ej STEPHENS a FoGity CJtjrI lt H MKIKOO I For City Attorney I W C HAMILTON i For Chief of Police JOHN GIBBONS r i T For City Assessor f rWI BAYLOR FITZPATRICK JR i1t FRIDAYS PRIMARY v TheJresalt of Fridays Primary sofar as the candidates for Coun cIlmen v ere concerned demonstrates conclusively in our judgment that they people of lltSterlinc are in favor of brick streets sewers and everything else progressive and uptodate for which the present administration has so unceasinglyl labored Public officials who undertake in good fuith to do something are always subjected to criticism by the muckraker and demagogue and in this respect the present Mayor and City Council have not been exceptions to the1 rill f t ille returns must therefore ho quite ffI 1 l 1 gratifying to theniF tt 1i 1i Allof the winners sac Sir StopReriSfarG now Gouncilillcn and he is in hearty sympathy with the efforts that are being made to im prove our city in every possible way The nominee for Chief of Police Mr John Gihbons is well known to our readers and wo have no hesitancy in vouching for him That he will make an admirable Chief all agree The same is true of llr W T Fitzpatrick JrJ the winner of the nomination for City Assessor und of Messrs W C Hamilton and H MI Ringo both of whom were nominated for City Attorney and City Clerk respectively i without opposition 1Vearc confident this splendid ticket will be unopposed in No vember but should this prove incorrect our confidence in the intelli gence of the electorate of Ml Sterling causes us to feel assured thll If these gentlemen will be elected by a handsome majority Dont delay paymentl of your brick street assessment too Ion v Remember if you do not pay it by October 20th you can then only pay it in ten annual payments with interest secured by first mortgage lieu on the property If things were not advertised you wouldnt know Advertising brings the worlds markets to your door r uttonfastinCoifunorcel Directors and Smbalmors t Xmblilanco Sorvi 1 I yf Corner 9l7aini and al1k 3iroots 1JayiJAonfl jar 1Jtglt iltiiroi 2g5 a jP1Iff i I 1 w The Mt Sterling National BatikC Capital 50000 Surplus 50tiOQ Undivided Profits 12500 t B PATTERSON Cashier Condensed StatementOF The Exchange Bank of Kentucky Secretary State close business September igl Loans and Discounsj2coiS333Oc- erdtafts 4273 Hawking House 6500 Cash vault 16579 r Due from Banks 8340379 = 104933 3159tS paid Sayings Deposits fRJlZERAlIs11Jer Will Judge OHear Answer Tnese Questions Ollie James continues ask Judge Oitear embarrassing ques tions He quotes from steno graphic report printed the Lexington Lender strontr Republi can newspaper Judge ORears1 which follows The lobbyists not only bribe members of the Legislature protect their interests but they ELECT United States Senators and decide elections They have elected them Kentucky well aiin Illinois UhipptWest Virginia and Colorado Illinois not the only State that has Legislative jackpot Mr James yours know the name of the dead and living Kentuckians who have been tlus assaileJ who this particular Sen ator was He has right have this question answered he referred Bradley and there proof that he had this Senator mind then Judge OReur should be honest enough say he meant BraJly how could he arise the Republican Conven tion and defiance of decency make this statement great privilege be ceived this manner by the rep resentatives of 237000 Republi cans of Kentucky and be mlfriendjudgment the greatest living Kentticfcjan Iam proud jto say hiiB furthermore that despite the machinations of the lobby here one Senator from Ken tuckon whose title there stain und whose record there blot We will supplement Mr James inquiry with another We want Judge ORear answer true that after making that speech Senator Bradley called him account for and told him that he were not careful he would force him Bradley ask for vestigation by the United States 423tUUO not fact that after being thus hauled over the coals by Bradley that Judge ORear tried square himself bpuhlic ly giving the Senator certificate of character and placing halo about his brow What do the friends of temper ance thihk of candidate for Gov- ernOr who with one hand smites the Corrupt Lobby and with the other culls down benedictions upon the man who gained sea the Senate by the support this shine Corrupt Lobby whoso principal business for the last twentyfive years has been prevent the extension of the County Unit fflection Officer Jn Je rt1 sear to4 Hazelrig County Clerk rb A Sea of Trouble isayoided by the man who banks hip nioney regularly A bank account has often been the mentis tf rescuing many man from rum This Bank always ready and willing help depositors within tine limits sound banking has saved many mans business for him C To the of at of 28 V 66 00 in 46 25 74 Capital Stock 50000 Surplus 2oboo Undivided Profits 5274 Dueto 56IInd Deposits221S42 Savings Dap 14779 23632212 5945 3 on JNO S n II 17 r iI to a J in a e is as j to in us is f a to in a to If to is J in I i to so If j in in It is a to re in to in is of is is no on is no i to if it is to it if to an in Is it a to I a a i a a in o to f r t 11 A A r I i r i f rrrlra is to its ui It a i l a I I I I Jc + J oo u i T oo 0 06v 94 iS 3 74 I J l AtbUgomery County Court September Term October 4J 1911 Prcs Hon G A McCormick County Judge On August 30 1011 W W Eubank and more than twenty other citizens and legal voters of the Sideview voting precinct of this county filed in the County Court of Montgomery county u petition asking tie submission of tle question whether cattle or any species thereof slliill be per mitted to run it large II1Saidvot ing precinct and Uie Court being advised isnow ordered that the officers of election in said Side view voting precinct open a poll ut the next regula election held in said precinct for the purposepf ascertaining the will of the voters in said precinct upon thequestion- Arc you in favor of making it unlawful for cattle or any species thereof to run at large on the public highways and uninclosed lands of Sideview precinct- A copy Attest 144t A A HAXELUIGO Clerk Montgomery County Court Momtgomery County Court September Term October 4 1 IJ 11 Pres lion G A Mc Cormick County Judge On August 24 1911 Mgin Trimble and more than twenty other citizens and legal voters of the Jeffersonville voting precinct of thiscounty tiled in the County cotintptipettEionof a the question whether cattle or any species thereof shall bo permitted to run at large in sail voting pre cinct and the Court being advised itis now ordered that the of electionl in saiduflersonville voting precinct open a poll at the next regular election held in said pt ecinct for the purpose oJfpsder taining the will of the votersfcjtfi said precinct upon the question Are you in favor of making iit unlawful for cattle or any species thereof to run at large on the public highways and uninclosed lands of JefFersonville precinct A copy Attest 144t A HAXKLKIGGA Clerk Montgomery County Court Montgomery County Court September Term October 4 19111 Pres lion G A Mc Cormlcjji kr Gqunty Judgej I v- On August 21 1911 Robert twentyt offr i4kvoting precint t tyCourti petition asking the submission of the question whether cattle or any species thereof shall be permitted to in procinct l iit is now ordered that the officers ofselection1 an said GassyLiefn r voting precinct open apoll at the next regular election held in said precinct for the purpose of ascertaining the will of the voters in saiii precinct upon the question Arc you in favor of making it unlawfulI for cattle or any species I therepf to run at large on the public highways anduninclosed ihnds bf Grass Lick precinct- A copy Attest A HAXELRIQG 1144tlA r County Court ie iuus Cnargcs Against Bruner In a statement to the press Chas W Bell State Insurance Commis sioner declares that Dr Ben L Brtuier Secretary of State should be impeached and muzzled He also charges that Dr Bruner hits closed banks which ought not to hove been closed silw stalenunt is salty and in KentuckywitsJReeling Unit exists between Mr J3 Hlind Dr Bruner The two huge been at outs for over two years since the Insurance Com missioner began an investigation of the Citizens Life Insurance Company of which Bruner was a director t VtVHarris1 Funeral Directorsi I and Embalms l 3It Sterling Ky PHONES I Office 179 Residence 146 and C35a f A B 2 ii f t Eraser HOrphreys7J DESIGN FLOWERS and y WEDDING DECORAT ONStOUR SPECIALTY iGreenhouse Phone S3 Store Phone 547 MT STERLING KENTUCKY 1 Business Stationery so Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed goods A look will convince Remember ua business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc f itTt JoIf1B = DEc Ii FRIENDS Just a fewi words in regard to your FALL FOOTWEAR Upto date people and uptodate garbs call for uptodate Im FootvvearOur line of fall footwear is very complete just now and awaits your critical inspection and the more critical you rt make it the more enthusiastic you are bound to r with this seasons models We are showing a full becomeYJplete line of all that is authoritatively correct in womens and childrens footwear We simply ask you to 4call and see whether you intend to or not you will al + ways be welcome Very sincerely yours m H CO See Fall Announcement Folder IIL J I j r fiti CUT you buy aOG CSOIE A hOIrThearekeptcome in the Fall and Sprint and every rear thousands of farmers lose their holts BOURDON HOO CHOLEUA REMEDY cures and prevents Cholera Coughs warms Fevers Scours J digestionaudVatlgeshogs Jjand save your hoes At your DruifKists or seat uponreceipt of Price GiUlon J300 Quart 130 J Manufactured and Guaranteed by BOURBON REMEDY COMPANY Loxlaaton Ky Ar r Sold by W S LLOYD I I I 300II WILSIKSGASItfATERS InI use in this city and all have proven satisfactorytJ i THE WILSON isa patent ed Burner and is so con strutted as to burn much 5less gas than others IT Chenault Orear tAGENTS liP j Mt Sterling Kentucky t grate I formal Florists WORKi mW BERRY 1 I 1 7f ZainrngtSchool for loathers Courses IntermediateState becomes publicschoolsTuitionfreeSchoolNewAgricultureadvantage7In J G OUABUE President Richmond Kentucky COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute You buy the best horse why not attend the BEST i guaratShorthandTypewritingIou cant call phone or write us a aADD8oKJrinJ MTSTERLINd KENTUCKY i 1lgtptyt a k- r 1 4 tllIMMVVWVY WWWWWW T SclioOIBooks- Sclioo1 y Y AND f Supplies A- TpuersoaS t r Drug Store phone i 129 No 10 Court St l J MAAAi MMMWM J PERSONAL S fAr V b 61 r Mrs Megan is visiting her sister Mrs Kennard Everett Stafford of this county jit attending Berea College Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffman have returttedfromOJympia 4i WRnt and Leonard Beall have returned from Morehead Ii Mrs Sui Ramsey is visiting her GeorgetownJ Mr Rezin McClure and wife viskcdjn Louisville last week i1 jr 10 McClure of Winchester spent Monday in this city 1I1 forhtuntonv lrReilick R Jbbof Wirfchn ter was in the city last Monday Mrs Jennie Robinson is visiting hsJohn Heflin in Flemings burgMrs Cynthia Reed is visiting Mrs Malcolm Thompson at Lex in tonMr GB Senff spent from Sat urday until Monday in Woodford countyMr Rezin McClure was in Lou isville Tuesday and Wednesday on business Miss Serena Fitzpatrick has as her guest Miss Margaret Rupard of LexingtonMiss Clay Triplett will leave Friday for a visit to friends at Dry Ridge Ky Mr Robert Turner visited in FlAffljbg county from Saturday anti llondayI Mrs S 11 Walter of Bellovue Ohio is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T J Tonkin 1lrsiV H Wilkerson andson J Wre visiting relatives und friends in Favette county Jf =M Mr xom Corbett left Sunday for Cincinnati and other points toI buy stock for the Green House Mrs G B Senff who has been visiting her parents at Spring Station will return home Friday Mr and Mrs W P Guthrie and little daughter Margaret have returned from a trip to Cincinnati 1 JiStGrace Scobee and Eliza beth Wyatt mortered to Millers burg last week to visit Miss Nancy Jones r Mrs Forrest Hadden Mrs James Brashear and Miss Wood son Hadden visited Oil Springs one day last week Mr and Mrs H P Reidand little dnughter Elizabeth spent Saturday and Sunday in Lexington with relatives and friends Miss Josie Greene who has been visiting nieces Mrs Brasl ear and Miss Woodsonx Hadden has returned to her home in Lex ingtonMessrs John R Sharp Ross Jones Mike Maher Rodney Jenkins and Fred Dietz motored to Lexington Saturday night to see uThe Rosary Mrs Adolph Dietz and daugh ter Miss Agnes of Chicago arrived here last week to remain until the new Government build ing has been completed Mr LonMcdcalfc of Jolietts ville Ind visited the family of W N Scobee a few days last formerlylivedthe first visit in thirty years Nicholas Hadden Sr has re turned from Illinois He liad a pleasant visit with his children and friends while there His daugh terinlaw Mrs Forrest Hud en came to Kentucky with him She willvisit here for several weeks The following attended the funeral service of Rev J W Mc Garvey Sr at the Central Chris tian church in Lexington on Monday afternoon Rev H D Clark 3W Trimble E Y Nelson Wm H Prewitt Mesdames Amelia Young Carrie Arra Smith A R Robinson and possibly others o HEY YE BARGAIN HUNTERS Big Bankrupt Sale The OHerrin Bankrupt Stock of Plum Ky will be sold at the Cockrell Store Room formerly occupied by Joe Miller on South Maysville street next FRIDAY SATURDAY and M 0N DAY Court Day This stock is strict ly new consisting of Dry Good Notions Hosiery Hats Shoes Clothing Cutlery Hardware Pat ent Medicines and must be sold re gardless of actual cost or value Every article will be marked in plain figures No goods on ap proval or exchanged Be sure to check goods and count your change carefully before leavingI thelstore as we cannot correct ell rs later on This will be the BIGGEST BARGAIN FEAST ever held in Mt Sterling Also have a lot of fixtures such as Bawser Patent Oil Tank Fancy Computing Scales Stove Cash Drawer etc which yill go at Half Price CosieteariyL- Sale starts at 8 a m FRED VECKE SSEH THE MAN whoSiLSiKu7 New rolled oats and hominy grits at Vanarsdells 10e package Oatequal The best feed on the market for all kindsof stock Give it a trial and be convinced 14tf Roy Morris Agent Guthrie has not left towns Ifind Ihim opposite The Fair V gY Listenk 11 TimeNOWmBUY FLOURThe rTheKIND I e5rfeclon G m- j The PlaceYourl GROCER or 11 1 rrt 19 IVc- w = a f1 rJ C i r Ao W itAk 4 V r5IJ I y IOTL = t wiNE SICK1 Mr joe Scotts condition jis much improved llnsbeenitdaysItit Mr cxYtitr t Honi who has been quite sick for some weeks past iis able toibe out Mr Alfred Grubbs who was hurt in a railroad wreck at Winchester is improving J j New macaroni andspaghetti at Vanarsdells OOPYaQN HOC BY THE MAKCHa O- FMICHAELSSTERN I FINE CLTHINsTt I DCHcon N Y p cv mm er fao e oe RELIGIOUS 1 J Obe ti 0404 deaeoe aefl The Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Synod attheLexington Kv at 9 oclock a m October 25 1911I Cup and Saucer 4 J See the windows vat The Fair regular 25c cup atid Saucers this week only lOc for cupandsaucer I Phone S E Kelly Co for Freshand Cured Meats 12tf iMHW fwnw VTRAGOOr MAKERS a Rev McGarvey Dead The death of Rev John W president of the Bible College of Transylvania Univer sits Friday night caused universal regret through this city and the entire State for Sale Fresh milk and cream Ilun also prepared to do all kinds of heavy hauling have good teams and wagons Phone 147 14tf Roy Morrist Complete line of E P Roes books cloth binding 25c Gill and look over our of books The FairI I FaD Openingu u The Greatest Provision Ever Made in Clothes for Men and Young Men f r This is the Greatest Store in Town Why It is the most modern and attractive store It is store planned for and operated in the interest ofmen 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 you permanent customer after one purchase Youll find it pleasure to inspect our 1911 fall styles neverIu z v- x Jl c Cli r f v s Ederheimcr Stein Co Boys School Suits Specialty 1 250 to 1500 w McGarvey Lexington as I ea h line a a a 6r t Fall Suits Come in and see our Eder heimerStein Company Fit form Clotees for young men London Suits in two and three button Many imported novelties Silk and circilian lined l 10 to 40 Overcoats The most comprehensive lineever shown The showing includes plain and fancy materials silklined or half sub linedelegantly hand tailored 10 to 40 HOES FOR ALLWe have the mostrcomplete line for fall 1911 ever shown n the city Stacy Adams Co and WalkOver Shoes for men LairdI Schqber and Selbys Shoes for ladies in all the materials aud styles to be worn by correct dressers Dont forget our special department for ladies and chil dren Carnations at Reduced Price We are cutting a nice lot of Carnations now and have reduced the price to 50c per dozen Our plants are of the linest varieties and have been selected from the best growers in the United States You arc welcome to come and in spect our stock and make your own selections Phone 435 COKMKTT the Florist for Rent Mrs C 0 Moberlys farm on Paris pike Phone G28B IJtf Dunlap Gay New package and bulk mince meat at Vanarsdells HATS N If you are doubtn as as to your hat for fall come in andlook over our Stetson and Youman 1911 fall styles in felts stiffs and velours in f newest shades and shapes Jhe Best O I3e Cad Hosiery The Kind That Wear Lasting U neq QualitiesII Remember if you want nothing we are always glad to see you J K 1 PUNCHGRAVESMount 2 BIG STORES 2J i fi f r s jsZ tsr r f ItI- t tt 1 wnicn 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 iinsurance The cost of insurance is substantially the in all agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the sameII the row Choose then HOf fMANS INSURANCE AGENCY For Nearly Three Quarters of a Century it has paid every loss big and little Its reputation is unexcelled It is the best fire insurance apple of them all and its policies cost no more than those in agencies of inferior quality Why not use the same judgment in buying insurance that you would in such a trivial matter as buying fruit at a fruit stand i Talk with HoffmanMt Sterlingr Keritucy Arbitration Among Neighbors and the two arbitrators selected I In Warren county not long ago third man as umpueII f luwingtllmelI I been organixed all parties met and1 jI fanner A few days after tlI an accommodating magistrate adIj sale was made the horse died The j ministered the oath to the judges I purchaser felt convinced that the and the witnesses The partici animal was not sound at the time i punts in the horse trade stated the the dicker was made and that he case front their respective angles had some rebate coming to him rash then introduced his witnes The seller couldnt see the point ses who threw such light as they hut being a reasonable sort of could on the subject at issue The man agreed to submit the matter i case was then submitted without to arbitration Each party to the argument The arbitrators went contention selected Ills arbitrator into conference and in a short ou u Gifts of Silverware f iNothing more acceptable can be offered than attractive silverware combining good taste with a quality of endurance which assures lifelong service Such characteristics make B47 ROGERS BROSiE ware most desirable for gifts Today this renowned trade mark assures the purchaser not only of securing y gradeysatisfaction The remarkable durability of 1847 ROGERS BROS i Silver has won it the popular title A Silver Plate that Wears Kniv forks spoons and fancy serving pica may- t be procured in numerous designs some fancysome simple and chasteir i- J 4Sold by leading dealers everywhere Send t i for catalogue CL M showingall patterns fJ MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO- luttrnnlonISiherCoLUaenur Mertden Conntluii Administrators Sale Ooh HIGH CLASS SADDLE HORSES 15 lotiging to the estate of the late Dr W L Hockaday to be held at the farm near Whites Station Kentucky on Wednesday October 181911 An unprecedented opportunity to secure the best lot of individuals that will be offered for a long time These horses represent results front most careful meting of the very best horses in the State The offering consists of youngsters by such great sires as Rex Pea vine 1796 Red McDonald 2554 Dandy Jim 2nd 1531 brood mares by King Richard 2879 Montgomery Chief 1361 Rex McDonald 833 and Gold Dust 2581 There are colts in this offering good enough to head any breeding establish ment and fit for any show ring Catalogue of horses now ready Add ess J S Hockaday or A K Doty Berea Ky R D 1 Administrator of W L Hockaday LONG TOM CHENAULT Auctioneer 132t LET US DO YOUR JOB PRINTING it r itxl cp r u time announced their decision They agreed that the purchaser o the horse was entitled to a refund of 25 The money WRSIprompt- ly 1 paid over IlndCOUIt ad journed with everybody satisfied and no ill feelings A large num beg of friends of both parties lo the action attended the inuring and went away favorably impress ed with arbitration among friends and neighbors The Bowling Green Messenger in making some comments on the incident i moved to remark Of course we must have law and lawyers But in many cases disputes of this character can be settled by this method into court It is confidently recommended to neighbors who have a misunder standing The arbitration method as prac ticed in Warren county in the case in point is infinitely preferable t a lawsuit Litigation is slow and expensive and in its final results iis not likely to be entirely satisfact ory to either plnintif or defendant It docs not pav anybody to take ta trival neighborhoou dispute into court Where the amounts and the issues lire not important it iis vastly better to fubmit to th arbitrament of onea neighbors and Hands than to seek an ad justment through the slow and uncertain processes of the courts Doans Ointment cured me of eczema that had annoyed me a long time The cure was permanent Hon S W Matthews Commissioner Labor Statistics Augusta Me m The House of Varied Trades is what our business has been called Below will be found a list of our principal departments each one iin charge of an expert in his trade Painting Interior Varnishing and Finishing Gas Fitting Tinning and Plumbing of all kinds In justice to ourselves willsay that our mechanics are the most experienced in the city We are agents tor the Best Gas Stoves and Fixtures Special prices on Paints und Wallpaper in our retail depart ment EHnwtes cheerfully givenI on all AVuik and guaranteed satis factory when completed 13tf HAINLINE LEVERETT Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same nn Iregular printed oods A loot will convince you Remember a business house is judged by iits stationery l4tfr Advocate Pub Go Inca v i3 WHEN ANNE BOLEYN DRIVES Famous Apparition Without Heads on the Anniversary of the Eng lish Queens Execution Headless coaches are fairly nu merous The most famous is the one that drives once a year on the imniversnry of Anne Boleyns execu tion up the avenue flt Buckling her Norfolk home says the London Chronicle The coachman and the four horses have not a head between them and Annes own is not upon her shoulders but she holds it i her lap as she sits in the coach till in white At the hall door the whole apparition vanishes Annes father Sir Thomas also rides in a conch drawn by headless horses once a year nnd his ride is much more exciting than his daughters He hns to cross forty county bridges during the night and a company of yelling de mons pursue the conch to keep the horses going But how do the horse hear the noise if they have no earsi HERES A FREE TRANSLATION How a Familiar English Hymn Was Turned Into the South African Vernacular The difficulties of true translation are enormous says a European let ter to the New York Sun This fact has been recently discovered again by some South American mission aries who have had some favorite English hymns translated into the rcrnnculnr for the benefit of their native converts- Months jv i Wf after they had boon ex horting their congregations to join heartily in the singing they found nit that their translator had been particularly free One of the finest examples of this was his version of opensfthy blessing This was rendered Lord kick us out softly softly FLYERS FIRST LESSON The aviators first lesson is to earn to steer his airship in a per Idly straight line for a distance of i mile or over This looks very easy until you discover that an ordinary turoplane possesses the perversity Common to all inanimate objects It waysinstead of the straight way that you eek to direct Your first dash across the field and back takes two minutes if no mishap ocCurs After two dashes of this description a discreet teacher will dismiss you for the day You have had all that your nerves ought to he asked to stand In the best schools of France a land famous for its aviatorsno pu pil however apt is permitted to fiveominutes at the outset of his course tnd Monsieur Houpert who is u graduate of u leading Frenchschoo Iff aviation follows this planlIar riot Quimby in Leslies- GRADUATES REVISION These young college ABs think everythingeThe speaker was Hilary K Adair the western detective Mr Adair tilted in a San Francisco restaurant resumed U A Leland Stanford boy just about to graduate took me to tonic the other day about a bankrobbery He showed me where my reasoning had been wrong But youll do better he ended Dont lose heart One is never too old to learn Oh you sweet girl and boy graduates have revised that proverb I sneered It reads now One is never too young to teach RAVAGES OF RACE SUICIDE M G Wells on his Visit to Amer ica said that race suicide was too for advanced to be eradicated save by the endowment of motherhood When I look at race suicide Mr Wells declared to a Boston reporter and when I listen to Mr Roose volts hopeful railings against it I think of my garden at Sandgate Herb said my wife one spring day I wish youd go weed out the lower bed I went immediately But I soon returned My dear I said it would be easier to flower out the weed bcdtI WHITTIER BROUGHT TO DATES Maud Muller had just refused the judgeMarry a fellow who may lose his job any moment on the recallshe sniffed Not much Herewith she smiled onafarmer inteadsi I ji l A LETTER TO THE EDI j OR DEAREDlTOR Me being one Of your profession I have done A lot of writing in my time In common prose and fancy rinse Ive edited the Bugle here For almost twentyseven year And served my time before I rose To editing and verses and prose At s tting type and long before I got advanced I swept the floor And did odd chores about the shop I never would have gained the top iivanced to this exalted level But for work that raised the devil 1 reckon your experience In climbing to the eminence Of editing a magazine line been the same as rhine has been And so I know that you will be I aint the kind to criticize- A brother editor that tries To fill his space with ads and jokes- I aint the kind of cuss that pokes And criticizes other men That makes their wages by the pen Not fuel I like your method fine Youve got a better scheme than mine To me its wonderful surprising How you peddle advertising- To the folks in your home town- I couldnt make so much go down Wilh my subscribersthey want news Not ads for shaving soap and shoes My customers all want to know Just when their friends and neighbors go Avisiting and who is sick Or dead and cures for Texas tick And recipes for jam and pie And who is born and when you die- M obituary columns dignified and sad solemn I write a poem now and then When indigestion gets my pen Too tangled up to fill the space Ive got to fill to hold my place I hope youll answer me this question How do you treat indigestion You must suffer like tarnation From the stack of inspiration For the jokes and verse you write Must be busy day and night But I must close hoping you Reply with just a line or two We editors should get together Truly yours ZKKK MARRIWETIIBR Pure pork sausage at Green wades 132tN Thrift Thrift is a composite quality It embraces within itself nearly all of the great virtues It involues prudence industry forethought selfdenialIt has no relation to niggardliness or meanness Some men would let their grand mothers starve for the sake of a few dollars Sueh action cannot be called thrifty A virtue car ried to excess becomes a vice and is no longer a virtue Thrift is the opposite of thrift lessness prodigality improvidence and waste Thrift means better homes and better food more comfort and en joyment less waste and less anxi etyIt is possible that a large pro tion of people have earnings so small that saving seems impossible But this is no reason for their be ing unthrifty On the contrary it is reason for making the best and the most of the little they have for their lhealth comfort and true happiness A few dollars in a home or a savings bank or any safe invest ment is as goodseed as ever was sownOut of it grow confidence quickenedenergies firmer cour age more stalwart thought and hope more orderly citizenship education for the children and the independence and self respect that lift aimless hopeless drudges up to the true manhood that aspires andachieves 4 The world is using us about as well as we are using the world and if we dont get whats coma g to us it is simply because we dont rise up and meet it halfway Hows This Wo offer One Hundred Dollar Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure OWoJCheneybelleohImbusinesstransactionscarryoutNATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Toledo O internallyS5Vn5SiScctIy Testimonialssent BoldbyTake n Ua Family PUU for constipation t A of 1r A FACT ABOUT THE BLUES What Is known as the Blues Is seldom occasioned by actual exist ing external conditions but In great majority of cases by a theII ordered LIVER THIS IS A FACT which may be demonstra ted by trying a course of Tutt sPills They controlandrefcutate the LIVER They bring hopeand bouyancy to the mind They bring health and elastic ity to the body TAKE NO SUBSTITUTED Potency of Improved Blood The improving effects of rood blood in any kind of live stock are as sure as day Young animals of superior character in the community mark the location of every sire of unusual merit Wherever there are many wellbred sires and possibly some herds of equally ex cellent females the number of highclass young stock is certain to be correspondingly large So true is this that one can judge accurately of the progressivenessof any community or of any stock- man by noting the character of stock in the fields Although the fact that blood will tell is clearly demonstrated On thousands of farms the lesson is majoritvjf feeds accidents and many other i ifluences are blamed by unsuccessful stockmen for trouble is more often with the ancestry A few men waste good blood by giv iig it poor care but for every one that does so there are a hundred who waste good care on stock of inferior breeding There are many men who have the ability and skill to handle superior pure bred stock successfully but who have not the courage to try Generally they cannot resist the impulse to secure at least a sire of considerable excelledce so that their grade stock reflects their longing for good blood The man who can care for grade stock so as to make it thrive at its best need not hesitate to acquire purebred stock What good blood will do for others it will do for him Four years ago for ex ample a champion ram and some ewes of similar breed type and excellence were taken to u farm in a southern state It was an experiment but the grade sheep didv well there so there was faith that pedigreedsheep would thrive This year the Iambs from this Hock ore the equal of highclass iimported lambs A few years ago an Illinois farmer with some experience with hogs made selec tions of the best blood his chosen breed afforded with the result that now he is a formidable factor in any showing he enters There are other swine breeders in Illi nois and neighboring states whose experience and success are very similar Many of the herds of cattle and studs of horses that now stand preeminent for the excel lence of their young stock were founded in a small way on faith that rood blood carefully mated I and well cared for will tell on suc ceeding generations A lifetime spent breeding animals from in ferior stock will not gain one small fraction of the success that attends a few years of work built on the best foundation stock Only a few men stand at the top in animal breeding Allof them got there the same wayby faith that blood will tell Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed roods A look willconvince you Remember a business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Ire1 impure blood runs you down makes you ad easy victim for or rjganic diseases Burdock Blood Ibloodcurestthecausebuilds 3 iI 11 iffLLICSAGEf ii iiOFi f STOCK AND FARMN6 IMrLMNTS If t tAND RENTING OF ABOUT 19S0 i ACRES of LANDnH As the Committee of W T Fitzpatrick I will offer for sale at Auction at brick house on farm of W T Fitzpatrick near Howards Mill Montgomery county Ky on w Thursday October 19th 1911 the following stack 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 f Pair of yearold Brown Mules Pair of 8yearold Brown Mare MulesI Pair of OtyWttl JLMW TI Mules Pair of 4year = old Horse Mules 1 6yearold Horse Mule About iotons of Timothy Hay Twothirds1 1 of 35 acres of Corn on Montgomery county land and 25 acres on Bath county farm Feed lot will be furnished Xbout 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 Hutch Has been driven on track and shows speecl Miss q ice 2yearold trotting mare by South IstrTA lfrod G Has been driven on track I Jesceus 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 2061 Resceus is exceedingly handsome yearold Gray Mare Sterling Chief vear old bald faced Gelding Earl Patch yearold Bay Mare yearold light Bay Mare fryearold Black Mare McDonald Ohief iyearold Brown Mare South yearold Sorrel1 Horse yearold Brown Horse Alcyo 1yearo Id sorrel bald faced Horse Earl Patch yearold Bay Gelding j yearold Grey Horse Earl Patch 1yearold Bay Horse star 1yearold 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 3yearolds have been broken to harness yearlings broken to halter and lines Elf King Broodmare snip nose Misfit gray mare and colt Alfred Gbw mare Knighthood bay mare andcolt Temple Barr Mare 4yearold brown mare Bay Mare Black Mare Bull Hay DoubleSeveral new Shovel Plows 2 1horse Sulky Rakes 4 Breaking Plows 3 Slides 3 2horse Wagons 2 Grass Seed Strippers lOhorse power Engine Fodder Cutting Box 2horse Tread Power Iron Roller Tobacco Screw 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 Hors Shovels Rammers Iron Digger Log Chains several Wagon Frames and Beds Wheat Drill Hog Trough and Kettle 5foot Crosscut Slav Hog Box Sledge Wedges Break Cart Buggy and Farm Harness Bridles Hullers 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 Y At the same time and place I will offer for rent the lands of W T Fitzpatrick F Is follows 1 FIRST What is known as the Bailey farm of 160 acres this has good dwelling house and tobacco barn sufficient to hold seven acres about ten acres for corn and Balance in grass SECONDThe Bath county farm of about 210 acres on Slate Creek has dwel inghouse outbuildings and tobacco barn for about six acres Also about twentyfive icres for corn T THIRD Howards Mill farm will be divided into three tractsand rented sepa ately and then as a whole accepting bid bringing most money There will be on- eI welling house und tobacco barn for each tract about six acres for tobacco and aboutt en acres for corn balance in grass The parts of said tracts to be cultivated will be hown to prospective renters Dinner will be served on the grounds I Further information can be had by application to the undersigned Terms made nown on day of Sale H ASHARTL Wm Cravens Auctioneer Committee for W T Fitzpatrick I = U Our Silverware is Purchased- to Please People Who Know V SILVERWARE comes in various qualities the same as butter and shoes We sell only good SILVERWARESILVERWARE ic that answers the purpose for which it is intended Our SILVERWARE is made toy 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 1 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 4We ask you to visit ns the next timeyou are thinking of SILVERWARE or of any other articles that are to be found Si in a good Jewelry Store J I Jj W JonesThe Jeweleri MT STERLING KENTUCKY i t I ti When Governor Willson gets back to Frankfort from his Ins t jaunt he will have wasted exactly 270 days for which he has drawn full salary Lieutenant Governor Cox getting an equal amount from the Treasury fordoing the Gov eiroors work Thus is the same Gus Willson who four years ago made the identical promises that Judge ORear is making this year He was going to be industrious efficient and economical I and he has been none of these things I Regulates the bowels promotes easy natural movements cures ReguletsAskc a box m Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beauties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc I Guthries store now oppositei The Fair S 5 0 HIS MOUNTAINS HIS WYOMING I I Story of a Little Boy and a Color Print at the Public Library 1 He snt in the childrens room of the public library yesterday poringI over a huge book of Indian stories He was twelve years oldthe age an observer fancied when stories ofi blood trod escape have the greatest appeal But in the case of this par ticular boy the observer soon found that he was wrong for in twenty I minutes the boy had not turned a page He sat staring down upon that one page gloating over it ca ressing it with his eyes I The observer stepped closer tho boy was studying a color plate th frontispiece of the book The pic ture showed a barren plain In th distance was the dim outline o jI I snowcoveredmountains The pic ture was realit seemed to breathe of sage brush and alkali j The boy lookedup cc Aint iit great he said The mountain- is lots farther away than they look He looked down at the plate i j i again and then said without raising this eyesHI was born on a place likejj that out in Wyoming The folks I an me come away Ins year When I get to be a man he finished with I a sudden determination in his voice Im goin back there and have a ranch OF COURSEII President of new womens club Now that were organized the firsttt thing we must do is to- AllBe photographed WREN GUARDS HIS HOME In Central America there is a wise little bird not any bigger than n canary that makes a great cfior to protect its nest from thieves say the Century Path It builds in 1 tree which has branches very clon together and sets the nest on a firm place made by fastening the branches together with sticks and strings Then it builds a covered entrancr to the nest along this woven pave meat and all along this as well as on the nest it places thorns so that oJit is just as if the place were guard ed by tiny barbed wire fences Then is seen a door Oathe nest which iio closed when tin bay birds are left alone and more thorns are put up at that time as ivto make certainI that no one shall Be able to steal tilt birdlings THE SELFISH GRADUATE Dr Archibald Henderson th brilliant author of the new life of Bernard Shaw was talking aboutt vegetarianism at a dinner in Hills b6roYouth with all its shining and splendid virtues is selfish Youth iis especially selfish in its attitude toward father and mother I once knew a youth whose father said tto 1him on commencement day Well my dear boy today you push forth into the world You leave no debts behind in this quaint and delightful college town I trust None father was the reply none but what with diligence per severance and selfdenial you will bo ruble to repay tt I HIS FINISH Ive been warning Clara Skegg+ about allowing her husband to play so much baseball Now its made her a widow What are you talk ing about Nothings the matter with Skeggs I tell you its fin ished him I saw myself in the paper where Bill Skeggs was playing a game and died on the baseBal timore American ii IT WAS SIMPLE Teacher of English class1 Johnny please give the plural of to mato up Johnny Youths CompanionI 1- I Pale faces Palefaced weak and shaky womenwho suffer K every day with womanly D weaknessneed the help P of a gentle tonic with- a ibuilding action on the ffl womanlysystemlfyouare M weakyou need Cardui B5 the womans tonic because 1 jjthejj Cardui has a record of p more than 50 years of m Isuccess It must be good n Wf1The Womans Tonic Mrs Effie Graham of 9Willard Ky says I was so weak I could hardly go I suffered nearly every month for 3 years When I began to take Cardui my back hurt awfully I only weighed p 99 pounds Not long after I weighed 115 Now I do all my work and amr in good health Begin taking Cardui today A ReversalI of form Everybody has heard of the sheepkilling dog but it has remained for the State of Indium to produce u dogkilling sheep In the county of Gibson in the State aforesaid a certain fanner purchased sheep Regardless of1 the wellknown antipathy between dogs and sheep he turned the animal into the barnyard where his dog was accustomed to run at large keeping more or less vigi lant watch over the pigs and cows the cribs and haystacks the chicken house and the funning itnple meats During the night tin steel attacked the dog und killed t him In the cold gray dawn when the fiinner hustled out t feed the stock he listened in roil for losers welcoming voice He found out the reason when in f fund 1oa ser ina fence corner still ns a poker cold as a wedge and speechless forc nnore Nearby vns the sheep showint symptoms of ghoulish Flee mule valence in his eye und cunim blood on his horns Gibson county pays for sheep Ixillocl by dos but there is n county in the world which tpays for dogs killed by sheep In fuel it has been the generalI belief ir bucolic regions that thov aint in sich thing us a dogkilling sheep But the Indiana farmer knows bettei und knows it to his sor row for good dogs are scarce Ht hud heard thut the count paid foi sheep killed by dogs und In lowed by Granny that it ought to pay for dos killed by sheep heesubmitted claim for the value ol one dog sluughteaod with malice aforethought by a cruel and fero cios sheep The coldbloodedcus todian of the public exchequer promptly consigned the claim to the cuspidor and somewhat sar castically inquired of the farmer as to what was eating him Ilomedeclnlfor a new administration and de ploring the ollicial obstinacy that couldnot recognize any merit in u claim for the loss ofu goodcoon dog It is a poor rule that does not work both ways but the wisdom of Indiana statesmanship has never been equal to foreseeing a situ ation wherein an unfortunate clog should be murdered by a bloodthirsty sheep n Clay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put vou Next tc best investments Sell The Best Autos THE WHITE MOTOR OAK Dont fail to see them 44tf Now fresh clean lino of staple and fmc groceries at SE Kelly CoI2tf roon iWWifttl 1 DR C W COMPTON Ecntist Mt Sterling KentucKy uccuue lu Or Uruwn All Woik Guaranteed and Prices Righ Olllco iii Martin IJulUUnsr Phone Sis 1 H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building froUroom up stairs DR G M HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hprtons Livery Stable Oifice Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3 iTt DR W BI ROBINSON V terinarianiOillce at AmlciMMi Jc lioimtiimuXLIveiy1 Stable Ounce Phone 1S5 Kwiitonce Phono Ml Calls nnaworeil promptly EHtiiimititins hoe Assistant State Veterinarian THE JhBSHDBakB Ulilo ROilWr Y Company TIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERLING in Ultect July 9 1911I Subject lo change without notice a LEAVE For and From ARRIVE x 719 a in Louisville xi2j9 p m x 347 p in Louisville x 937 p 111 t 550 a m Lexington t 920 a in j 705 p til LexingtonIIt t 205 p tu New YorkJXI39 p 111ashgion 7 a at- ll Norfulkx 9 37 P mII Rlchlllond x 347 1 m Pikeville J 215 p OJ t 9 20 a m Hiutou Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cats oil express Trains Consut agents for particulars x Daily 1 t Weekdays 4 exin ton i Mmt By TIMETABLE r Effective toy 1911 O7vo E1 IISTATIONSI IIIIOl 1 tir =J ItLv0 K JunctiontgS35 2 = AlholBeattyville JUllcttonI 4 25 c Torrent 65i12-I Campton Junction 643 3J59 Clnv City 719 405 L E Junction 751 437 Winchester 8C5f 430 Ar Lexington 8jc 5oj E35tEux i STATIONS un i r 111 I 1IrA X01- Haar JLv Lexington 3S 1IfI- II Winchester z17 I I8oL E Junction 235 i 818 II Clay City I3OS I 85C 1927IIAthol q32 1030 0 K Junction 519 1057 Jackson j 525 II Cl5 Ar Quicksand 1125 CONNECTIONS IESINGTONTrain No i will make connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky No 3 will make connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati 0 CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos i 23 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton Ky BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beattyville O K JUNCTION Trains Nos i and 4 will make connection with Ohio I Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and O K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent Highest Prices K V PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs Feathers Sheep Pelts and Wool G D Sullivan Co- W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13iyr Phone 474 or t t 0 w e e vv 0- a CORRESPONDENCE G + w v v o KIDDVILLE Born to the wife of Jim Richer son a gir- lMrjHarry Hadden is ill with pncimionin Mrs Mary Davis is visitin friends in Mt Sterling Alto Vivien has returned home after titvisit with relatives at Log LicktI Mr Troy Pieratt of Hazel Green is visiting relatives at this place v Mrs Martha Pace has returned home from a visit with her daugh ter in Illinois Misses Nancy and Eliza Lock hart have returned home after a protractedvisit at Cynthiana Mrs John Combs and son Dee spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Virgil Shoemaker at Sewell ShopMrs Nancy Webb and son B verbof Winchester spent from Saturday until Sunday with her mother Mrs Bruce Thomas Mrs George Stephens and Miss Eddy Mae Yokum of Stanton and Mrs John Kelly of Camargo spent from Thursday until Friday with Mrs J G Winn at this placeASTOOPS Albert Norris has gone to Ash L e land to work 1 Several of our citizens have r been attending the Lexington trots tt i t Levi Wells is able to be out again after a severe spell of sick rFWrbd ness h1 4 Miss Cordia Steele left Saturday ritovisit Miss Lutie Quisenberry 1 + near Corinth Mrs J 1L Copher continues to improve and will shorty return from the hospital iMrs Thos Crockett has boen visiting her sister Mrs Jacob Dragoo at Mt Sterling jfctTher vorable for tobacco housing and a large amount still remains out o Mrs Ben Wilson and children of Bethel visited the family of E L Fassett Saturday and Sunday I1lrs Cynthia Williams andJMiss p Mary Goodan of Owinirsville tvisited relatives here Friday and Saturday i Henry Orme was at Mt Olivet L Robertson county last week at tending the funeral of his sisterI t Mrs John Henson t The mail schedule on Route No 2 has been chanted so that we do not get our mail until nearly night instead on noon as heretofore I M Hey 1 CIiunt 1preachedat Spriugtield Sunday morning He will preach there again tthe second Sunday in November at 11 oclock II Ill Miss Ellen Moore and Bruce Johnson two young people of the- o Springfield neighborhood were married in Mt Sterling Saturday afternoonThere is no gauze in this section this time but hunters will be plentiful just the same They will have to do so much shooting game or no game GRASSY LICK 0 M Jones fell Saturdayafter Fruit an SIIa rr EES Slrabs Asparagus Peonies Roses Phlox Etc Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden Our Prices May Interest You Ifo Agents Free Catalogue iHeFe HILLCNMCYER SONS y I 34jt Lexington Ky- kjtkj 1 1 yi t 4 fIJOr noon while hanging tobacco and sustained several1 bruises i 1 ii fc Homer Turley is improving nicely T H Carr bought a hog from Emily Rushford for 1500 Born to the wife of Wiley Ben nett Tuesday 1 Oct 3 a son isgvisiting his parents John Peggs wifeWm Cravens and sons Robert and John attended Court at Owingsville Monday The pupils of the school l here gave a box supper Saturday night the proceeds went for the purchase of a Dictionary and Globe for the school They cleared 1500 All reported good time On Friday Oct 6th Fred Rush ford passed into the Masters fold after a long illness He was taken to Lexington sometime ago for treatment but finding no relief re turned his life to the one who gave it Mr Rushford was born in England and came to Ohio and lived a while and in 1878 he was married to Miss Lydia Moreland who with her ten children survive Funeralservices were heldat the home Sunday morning at 10 oclock by Rev YoF Wyatt The re mains were laid to rest in Mach pelah cerneteryi Tbthe sorrowing ones we extend our lieart felt sympathy TIRED RUNDOWN PEOPLE A North Carolina Man Suggests a Remedy Greensboro N CFor a long time I was so run down and debili tated that I could hardly drag around My appetite was poor and I could not sleep nights I had tried different so called tonics without benefit I was advised to try your cod liver andiron tonic Vinol and I am so glad I did for it gave me a hearty appetite I soon commenced to sleep soundly and I feel strong well and more ac tive than I have for years Every run down or debilitated person should Just give Vinol a trial K Allsbrook What Vinol did for Mr Allsbrook it will do for every weak rundown or debilitated person In this Vicinity TO show our faith we will furnish the medicine freeIt ItdoeV inoft paas wn claim Gomein andgetno bottle on these terms f W S LLOYD Mti Sterling Ky j Sale of fine Horses Three Austrians have purchased the splendid trotting mare Soprano 203 for the sum of 15 000 and Ario Leyburn 207 for 10000 Mr Wm Rosemeier of Mos j cow Russia has purchased a fine i saddle stallion from J F Cook and a high grade mare of Earl F Shropshire The nanies of the horses or prices paid could not be ascertained It is understood- all of the horses will be shipped abrqadllht once Hpiie lulled lamb at Vnnart as tjiis Y 1itII Jt r ritt llForU1r i rilbutngies t home and store goodstand well located and nice rooms for rent- on Clay street city Phone 625 133t E D Marshall For a nice juicy steak or roast call at Greenwadcs 132t 4 Guthries store iis now next tq Montgomery National Bank ClothingUo fire at Hazard The progressive little town of Hazard was almost wipedoff the map as the result ofa fire Satur j day night in which the estimated I damage exceeds 20QOoI The cause of the fire is unknowjo I Wanted i Country hams and bacon Higli est market price paid 133t S P Orcenwade The rugs at The Fa lare beau ties cost only 100 Size 30 inches wide and 60 inches long everydayOutlines now opposite The Fair j I Best line of cereals all new1 at Ynnnrsdelld I j t r I J y i I I J t t KirschJibottALL WOOL HANDTAILORCD I r I H l I 0 j LriirtStetsotr bearath StettiotaName I pI lITheUptodate for the uptodate man bare the Stelxm Sole end Ucibr ell the titeititrles I Lti Hats Anuxtjutjive lStore fu fALL AND WINTER 191112 DIG SUITS fOR 15 NOBargains ProfitSharing Sale BEST YET Kcjipice of any Hamburger 2250 2000 1800 Suit or Overcoat in our win dow until Saturday night October 14th at All this seasons styles and the latest cloth Corona tion jBlues Colorado and Maduro Browns Heather Mixtures and Gun Metal Greys from Ireland England and Scotland Special styles for tall men stout men and serious men Modified English models and Amer ican styles Our famous Serges are included in this event CASH ONLY will do this Wonderful WINDOW WalsTHE hrBUSY STOREII LOW PRICES O FINEST GOOD H- atstetson Ther IWe The lassiestrHnfs in town Efnox and Stetson makes shadesPelrlGreyshewestDerby loW quite the vogue Caps of iWat 50c 75c 100 rtnd 180 Eclipseand best mado at 350 jOO and 3500 The bplftneand aviator toes are new ones tjiat the 4wuy up itl style Our Tans Gun Metajs an Wax Calf are c rtect kgee them andrhear the price ns v Mens Furnishingsin 4right autumn tones Man hattan Shirts Eclipse ShirtSt finest feeling Underwear Hosiery and Gloves ever shown 1uweTiger Stripes in Brown Red and all the shades of ties A look through our stock will teljit all Boys Clothing Furnish1ings ray moderatelyp- riced 1 Childs f th ffirfr t a 7 1 SALE22f i For Real fin r SteinBloch or i i l ProfitSharing workoSEE THEJ 9= crotvnrahdbroadrim 7 WiLiDouglasShoesj 6Beautiful allwoolI Suits at 500 and up Sweaters inallshades from j SOciip j Hats S dJ 75c fo250 C j25ct t jt iiIft t9fit roVTro s rs and Suits r tt- We are sH UintlJiIIld Weewburg line of mens cords best wearing go s lji forld in Suits and Pants New- burg OTelHltstI Tire e ts ojuenid boys all prIces sizes and kindst j r 1jytI IJII Mens English Gaberdine Rain or Shine Coats English Slip Ons Light Weight libber Coats in Tans and Greys for men and b oyMost oiijprejiensive rubber and rubberized outcrgaMieht depirtment fa the State a evtll iiTrunks Bags and Si it Cases at reasonable prices made of the hardest woods thb Tjesbsteelll1rlcl finest leather Suit- Case from 300 to j12 oQ Trunks fMm 500 to 5000 trS k Custom Tailoring Gr KtTSlMjJNI We are making as good fit tingaij9tasfnetailoring as it is possible to pro fu e+ vWeThaye succeeded in eliminating the tevation fro p our tailoring business No tiresome ti onsyour 1pegsure and We guarantee seer stylep etter work for the same price than any stokein this country Dont confuse tour tailor I mg vih4hata of the kl cal stores here itg different qfJ LiJjtfr tS + i II I M1 i Choosing a night robe has become a serious matter in these days of germs and germ infection FAULTLESS NlGHTSHIRTSj1 ttSINCE 1881 t t+ I f lqinthewellpaid careful and cleanly la under every known hygienic adv ageThey are roomy too have no hard seams or raw edges and made 6f ma terial that pleases the sense of touch j ti

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