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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 1, 1911.

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 1, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911110101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 1, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. i n I 3 j f f VOTE THE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKETt MX STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY r VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1911 NUMBER 17 m MR CUNNINGHAM AND MISS SfWELL WED I Mr Thos G Cunningham and Miss Lillian Scwcll Marry in c Winchester Monday z Mr Thomas G Cunningham find Miss Lillian Sewell Ixth prominent young people of this city surprised their many friends by getting married in Winchester s MondayMr Cunningham is a salesman for Glick Bros of this city andI Ms a young man of excellent habits who enjoys the confidence of allI who know him Miss Sewell is a daughter ofr Mr J D Sewell of this city andI is a young lady who is quite popular and is much admired by large number of friends The ADVOOATK gladly joins th many friends of the couple iinI wishing them many years of hap piness and prosperity b Ml Sterling to Have Resident rOsteopathDr James Prewitt an osteopathI of merit has decided to locate inI this city and will have offices over Lindsay Rodmans undertaking establishment formerly occupied by Dr D L Proctor Dr Prewitt is a native of thi county and married Miss Pearlj Bruton of this city and is well and favorably known to our peo pie and is sure to enjoy a lucre rtive practice He graduated t Kirkville in 1902 and practiced1 his profession for awhile in Lex olt ington but for the past several1 years has been making his home at Jackson We are indeed glad to welcome these good people to our city Mrs Chessie Faulkner Dead Mrs Chessie Faulkner former ly of this county and daughter oft Deputy Sheriff William Sledd 1 died at her home in Indiana lust Tyeek after a long illness of a complicationl of diseases She was 40 years old and is survived1 Tjtpjier husband Dr A S Faulk tier and three children President May Lose Vote President Taft may lose his vote in Cincinnati next Tuesday It was discovered that some irregu Inritici in the manner in which thei president attempted to register may smut him out The matter has been referred to the Ohio Secretary of StateII High Amateur Man i Mr YoQ Stephens of thisIiI i 1 city was high amateur man at the I 1 annualshoot of the Winchester I II Gun Club at Winchester break ing 189 birds out of 200 1 This was quite an honor for Mr I Stephens as some of the best nl11af tjurs in the State participated in tfte shoot 1j JpTen Democratic Votes in One t j family1 vif As a booster for Democracy Rp fW tl J Thomas of the Goodes pre V cinct in Clark county is in a class by himself He has nine t sons who will place the stencil un clef the rooster in November ma- kfngten votes in the family for vMcCrearv and the winning ticket t rHe is the father of T J Thomas 1 of this city Jardiniers 9This week special sale of fine Jardinjers only 38c each These e are regular 75c and 100 Jardin iers Measure your flower pot y V and get one for it See our win t dot for Jardiniers c The Fairyi VItGreenwndesIt lJj If x a t f DEMOCRATIC PARTY Iihlslsthe way to vote the Straight Democratic 1Ticket Work Commenced on Handsome New Public School Addition commenceda on the new addition to the Public haye ing been awarded to Lawrence b Thomas of this city The new structure will be two stories high and willcost not to exceed 15 00000 On the first floor will be class rooms on the second the auditorium and in the will be the heating plant toilets andit gymnasium The new building which will be of brick and stone will be 28 feet south of the present structure and will be connected to it with un arcade 5oMagowan to Sell Some in Horses in Old Glory Sale The best consignment of colt that will be sold in the Old Glory Sale in New York this fall will un doubtedly be those of James H MagowatiI of this city Never be fore hug n yearling witTi u stand ard record been offered at public auction at the close of his yearling form Mr Magowan will send nine o iten head including the I yearling pacer Frond Perry 1 215 the splendid bred yenrlimr John K Madden 1 22Ta two remold colt bv Peter The Great Licgera 227f by Anion and the dam of the successful young site Bingara bay colt 3 by Todd Liegera Leon Guy by Axwor I thout of a sister to Prel a 2 215 Sim Axworthy a veryk fast colt by Guy Axworthy out of thesplendid broodmare Mendosal M and some youngsters that Ihe has not fully derided on Boy ticked by Mule Willie 12yearold son of Lee Crouch of Owingsville in trying to put a sack ofcorn on a mules back fell The iuule kicked him1 in the forehead breaking his skull Doctors Ambrose Jones and Gil tookloutwhere it had been shattered The goy may recover but he is in a serious conditiq- uLOSTItnight Templar charm Montgomery No5 with J C C engraved on it Return to Punch Graves and receive reward Owingsvjile School ReOpened The Owingsville High School which had been closed for two weeks on account of diptheria hasi been reopened Some twenty five or thirty pupils who had been exposed to the contagion still are not allowed to attend Several public schools in the county are still closed on account of scarlet fever Miss Hollearn Recovering The condition of Miss Nellie j Hollearn daughter of Dan Hol I learn who was badly bitten by a bull dog is improving and her attending physicians believe that the ounl woman will recover all though she stir suffers consider ble vain from the wounds BECOMES BRIDE Of INDIANA LAWYER Mrs Lucile Wilson Surprises Her Many friends by Becoming The Bride of Charles B ORear Mrs Lucile Wilson of this city and Mr Charles B ORear of Lebanon Ind surprised theirt navy friends by getting married in Lexington Monday afternoon at 3 p m The wedding was very quiet nffn 1onlv Mrs Wil sons daughter Miss Gladys aridI Mr Wood Owen of Maysville being present The happy couple arts spending several days in Kentucky andl Ohio before leaving for theirI future home in Lebanon Miss Gladys will join them in Cincin nati Thursday and accompany them home Mrs Wilson has long made lien home in Mt Sterling where she is well known and has count less friends here who will be very much interested in her wedding- t Mr ORear is u nophew of Judge E C OKear and is a prominent lawyer from the Hoos ier State amid is said to be a most excellent and gifted gentleman the exact kind of a man Mrs Wilson so richly deserves mud iit iouet1 their married nfl llIay be a long 5ilnd guppy one Promlnehir Mureiieaa Mail Dead u L Claytciii Ntordicads hon ored and beloved mayor died Monday jnornuig after a shim illness with tuberculosis He was prominent in the town and count in social fraternal and busingsi Srmanagenr and part owner of The illorehea- 11holesule Grocery He was well known in this city where he had a host of friends Death Claims One of the Worlds Wealthiest Newspaper Men Joseph Pulitzer proprietor o SttiLouis Post Dispattch died at 140 oclock Sunday aboard his yacht the Liberty in Charleston harbor Tile immediate cause of Mr Pu liters death was heart failure Mr Pulitzer came to this cauutr in 186i penniless and at the tlmm of his death was one of tho weal thiest men in America Get your pure pork sausage at Greenwades Negro Cutting Affray In in altercation yesterday in Rat Alley the details of which rouldjiot be learned Alice Clark colored cut and seriously wound ed Mary Lizzio Hurley also col ored Policeman Turner arrested the Clark woman and she is now in jail uwtiiting trial Miss Sleet designs Position Miss Enii Lee Sleet of Midway who has had charge of the Musical Department of the Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute for the past live years has resigned Miss Sleet will go to Indiana to take charge of a musical department in a school in that State Accepts Position Mr Mockbee Montjov has ac cepteda position with Guthrie Clothing Co and invites all of his friends to make him a visit to his new quarters Butter Jars 1 gallon white stone write b cents each The Fair Corduroy pant Sweet Orr make Punch GravesII rf b Date Set for Miss Eula Percys Wedding The date for the wedding of Miss Eula Perry loaf Mr N Trimble McKee has been set for Tuesday evening Novemberl 7 at the beautiful home of time brides parents Sleepy Hill The wedding will be a very quiet ufI fair after which the couple 1 leave for their future home in New York City where the groom has a most excellent position FriendsnMr John T Sivley of Clarks iville Taxas was here the past week visiting old friends This was his first visit in twentynine years Mr Sivley attended school in this city and after grad uating here went to Texas oLd engaged in the real estate business Moves to 1 his City Mr Samuel Whitehead who married Miss Grace Howellof this city andwho has been en Waged in the jewelry business at Middlesboro for several years hits soldout his business in that city andwill return here to make his future home Buys Building Lot Mrs Mattie Coleman has pur chased a building llot on Samuels avenue from Mr Leslie McCor mick ttjin1F1 =1uy a hall gas stove in good condition Apply at this oflice ArDOr nay Celebration The teacher and pupils of Lanes School District No 1 SubDis- t trict No5 observed Arbor Day ill an interesting and helpful u tin net by carrying out the following program 1iiouuAai theJI teacher Miss Nell A Glover- S I 0 u gMy Old Keiituckv Home by pupils Reading of the Governors Ar bor Day Proclamation by teacher Recitation The Apple Bar YlIldclSfI Rrcitation TheI Tree IDream by Elizabeth Willis Itrituiun1I Nations HopeI by Rufus Doyle HcitutionDo Apple Seeds PoiM Up or Down by Rena Steele Plautimgeoy Leitiuil L lcin- sRccittttiulBub White bY SheimaiiI Steele- Recitation The Flower Folk ijy Nancy Warders Recitation Historic Trees by Nell J Steele Henry Lewis GlorcrIIda Steele mud dura Lykins Remarks by the teacher on the planting and preservation of trees Adjournment to the school yard where a number of maple oak elm and cedar trees were planted by the pupils and visitors Still in Business Yes we are still in the Dry Cleaning business and are prepared to handle all kinds of work in that line Our work speaks for itself as we are here to please our customers A trial will convince you of this We are also agents for laundry All work called for and delivered promptly Phone 343City Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co Cor Main and Bway over Pool I roomW Pimp Wcckessor Mgr Best line of cereals all new at Vanersdells for Sale Single Comb Rhode Island Red Roosters of extra tine stock Phone 349 A Chas D Highland RR No3 CAMPAIGN FAKE SNOWS OREAR IN CLOSE OUARTEJIS Canard Sent Over Kentucky and Then Re dispatched to Papers by Local Correspondents Hoping to intimidate Democrat ic workers in their efforts to get every McCreary man in the county to the polls next Tuesday dis patches have been sent to the va rious State papers represented here by a Republican correspondent that D S Johnson of the Johnson Detective Agency of Cincinnati has been here for some days and has discovered terri ble plot to carry this county for McCreary over ORear who is the countys choice andits a consequence the Democrats are thrown into a uanic Tile whole story is shrouded in mystery and intimations are made that important arrests are lilTelvI to followThe story simultaneously appeared from other cities and Chairman Vansnnt quickly branded the whole scheme as a miser able campaign trick calculated toI fool only the unwary He also offered to submit to the examina tion of Chairma Langley his books and papers showing everv contribution received to the Me Creary campaign fund from whom etc- William Womilorci Painfully In jured in Alto Accident YUle auiomobilf ridingi inst reek the machine shlrltlttdunn ran into a telephone pole add Mr Villiiitn VYnmlfonl son of air1 JJ Voodforil vjis painfully in lured MisJ thumb was caught in t ic lOll rf the machine anlwus n doily severed t1tom his Land He was brought to this city where the injurid member was dresiod I b Dr P K McKenna It was Itfilst thought that aniputation would be 1 rtcessary but Mr 11onclfordwas taken to Lexing toi the followiiiii morning to the Good SiuiuiitKn IHospital where it was found it would not he nec uhsiirv to remove the tluimo onlurov pants Sweet Orr cake Punch Graves Typewriter For Sale Oliver Standard Visible No 8 Typewriter good as new A bargain ifsold at once Apply at this ollice Green wilde curries a full line of meats nothing but the best Heretofore the cry has always been If we dont have ourI way we will telegraph the United States Marshal Many negroes to say nothing of ninny prominent white Republi cans ore outspoken for McCreary and Craig and this huE and cry is but an effort to whip them into line mind bluff Democrats into in activity To give the fake a genuine ap pearance the mysterious Johnson is alleged to have secured confes sions from two negroes here im plicating prominent people in the purchase of their certificrttes We do not know what these alleged confessions tire but imagine it would be little trouble to get them to sign anything besmirching the character of any reputable citizenCampaign Chairman VYoB White hits been waging Il vigorous campaign here for weeks and pro poses to use every legitimate means to have an honest election held and a unit count had belie inS the returns will show fiiat McCreary has carried the county by the usual majority Anse White Wounded Anse White of Breathitt feud fame who was on trial here A short time ago was shot timid perhaps fatal woundel bv Cal Hen son mar Whites residenc about tlm miles fron Jackson MondayI Conflicting rejorts concerning the shooting have been freely circu kited The latest report is to the efliicl taut time shooting was accidental Henson is a nephew of White Phone S K Kelly V for Fresh and 1 litfor- eMission Bund of the Chris i tim church will have a baxaar on i Dec Sth noel Uthat Roberts Mastins for the Benefit of thr new Sunday si hool rooms 1 15tf LOst Gold locket with initials S nt S on either Richmond avenue Locust or Bunk streets Return to this office and receive reward New package and bulk minco meat at Vanarsdells J Uni13 iIw t j iiI 1 G r j j K 1 T V 4 rL9PThe rti t 5 cut flowers and floral designs in Mt Sterling and vicinity has been gratifying to us for which we extend our thanks to the public and wish to announce that we shall continue to procure the best in Cut Flowers of aII Description Plant your bulbs now It is true it can be put off for a while but the results will not be as gratifying in the spring Yfe also nake a specialty of California Privet in all sizes You can see a sample of our stock we planted in front of the Court House 4 U I 6 r I Y aiF c 0 f V S- ryt It j J I II + i e- pv fJ L 1 Are You- AWomani I CAROmThe i I I f Womans Tonic I l EL 1 00 Bradley Answers ORears Cry for ffelpIHelp me Bradley or I sink This is the heartrendcrinir crrI that JudgeJ ORear has sent to the Senator and it tins been answered The distributor of Kentucky patronage will throw his stalwart form in the breach and attempt to stop the tide of public opinion that has swept ORear off his feet and engulfed him This is part of the bargain made between the can didate for Governor and the Sena tor which had its inception at the Phoenix Hill Convention when Judge 1 Rear publicly accepted its debasing terms It must not be forgotten that before the Republican State Convention JudgeJ 0 Heal had de nounced the election of a United States Senator from this State by the corrupt use of a jack pot Among those who heard him make this statement was Hon Leslie Combs lx Minister to Peru and one of the leading Republicans of Os Jf1 the Stale He has publicly declared uvr T over his signature that he find all others with whom he lips spoken believed that ORear re ferred to the election of Bradley and they applauded that virtuous W sentiment But when ORears nomination hung in the balance it it was necessary for him to recov er sonic of the strength he had lost by his personal attacks during his race before the Convention Bradley had called him to account for reputing the charge that III hud been electedI to the Senate by corrupt menus and would accept no other apology save a public tribute that would satisfy hip vanity tool appease his wounded honor It was then that ORear made his humiliating surrender proclaiming Bradley uthe greatest Iliving Kentuckian whose title to the United States Senate was without Haw or stain Bradley will carryi out his part of the bargain by taking the stump for the balance of the Campaign It is proper that he should be on the firing line The manner ofj his election to the Senate and his J record in Washington makes him an issue Congressman Ben John son has charged that Bradley was elected to the Senate through the manipulations of a Corrupt Lob by11and the expenditure of 05 00000 In his Ashlandspeech the Senator stated that he would put his mark upon any Ulan who intimated that he was not honestly chosen for the Senate and that it would be sucha murk that it couldnot be rubbed out or washed out Although Congressman Ben Johnson made this charge in a public speech at Danville several weeks ago Senator Bradley up to this good hour has not put his mark upon him nor has he dared to make a reply Bradley not only accepted seat in the Senate at the hands of the most vicious and unscrupulous lobby I that was ever organized at lbrankfprt but after his election he remained at the Capitol for Senlatebeing made to pass the County Unit Bill and yet he never raised his voice in its behalf It is due the temperance people of the State that Senator Bradley shouldl explain to them why the pledges of the Republican platform which advocated the extension of the County Unit were not kept He knows why they were broken He is closer to the liquor interests than nay other man in public life in Kentucky They followed his advice in the Campaign four years ago they have had the benefit of his friendship at Washington and they have confidence in his judg ment and in his sincerity It will be embarrassing to Judge ORear for Bradley to make a full con fession of his alliance with the lobby that secured his election to the Stiiatc but the truth should at all hazards and Judge ORear should j pin the Democrats in their de mand that Bradley lift the lid from this seething caldron of scandal It is right that Bradley should enter the Campaign for many rea sons When he appeals to the farmers of Kentucky for their support he should tell them why he voted against the bill nutting farming implements on the free list when he weeps with them over their misfortunes he should 1U IIiiItfIr rDEAR FRIENDS I I IJust1 I line of fall footwear is very complete just now and iiOur your critical inspection and the more critical you tt the more enthusiastic you are bound to become this seasons models We are showing a full and com r i openstcotuenst 1 call and see whether you intend to buy or not you Will al ways be welcome Very sincerely y- oursWIHXBERRYCO I I See Fall Announcement Folder L v jw f JiiL if ioJ w r c i 1 th ij t r explain why he voted against the tariff bill that would reduce the price of the clothing they wore Opportunity will be given him to explain his defense of the trusts and his support of every bill that came before the Senate that would increase the power of corporate monopoly Nodoubt Senator Bradley like Judge ORear would be glad to confine his discussions to State is sues but his record is a living question and he must stand or fall by it If the people of the State want another Senator like Bradley com mitted to a protective tariff and in favor of all the policies that have made the Republican party infamous in the nation they will vote under the log cabin be cause they will thereby help to elect a Legislature that will defeat Ollie James and send Congress CongressmanI We welcome Senator Bradley back to the stump His presence insures the overwhelming defeat of the Republican ticket Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed goods A look willconvince you Remember ua business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Chest Pains and Sprains Sloans Liniment is an ex cellent remedy for chest and throat affections It quickly relieves congestion and inflammation A few drops in water used as a gargle is antiseptic and healing Heres Proof I have used Sloans Liniment for years and can testify to its wonderful efficiency I have used it for sore throat croup lame back and rheumatism and- In every case it gave instant relief REBECCA JANE ISAACS Lucy Keo- tuckySLOANS LINIMENTis bruises It stops the pain at once and reduces swell ing very quickly Sold by all dealers Prfco SSof sac 100 I Sloans 1 1Aon Treatise the- Horse sent free AddressDr Earl S Sloan e Boston Muir7 Senator Bradley has given Lil lard the bolting Democrat wlu helped elect him a certificate oi character besides providing hip witha 120000 ollice for foUl years At Danville where Lillard was indicted fortylive times bv the grand jury for selling liquor iin localoption territory they do not slime Bradleys high estimate The only recent tribute paid Lil lard in that community was to hang him in efligy Fruit an SIIa rr EES Shrubs Asparagus Peonies Roses Phlox Etc Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden Our Prices play Interest You No Agents Free Catalogue H f HILLENMEYER SONS 1451 Lexington Ky r ti 5 i r It 1 Oatequil The best feed on the market for all kinds of stock Give it a trial and be convinced 14tf Roy Morris Agent The tobocco men are grog ing suspicious of Judge ORears great devotion They see him silent in in some quarters on this subject while eloquent in the big tobacco counties He believes this agita tion is a vote getter hence his promises to make tobacco soil for twelve cents If ORear knows how to perform this feat heshould tell Governor Willson and Attorney General Breathitt the secret so that the Republican Administration can give the tobacco men relief now instead of delaying it untilnext year- 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 you Next tt best investments Sell The Best Autos THE WHITE MOTOR CAR Dont fail to see them 44tf Edward J McDermott has done some of the most effective work of the Campaign His speeches have appealed to the intelligence of his hearers Without passion or partisanship he has made ar guments for Democratic success that are unanswerable He has stripped the Republican platform of its pretenses and the Republican party of its mask of sincerity until both stand exposed to public condemnation Mr McDermott is the type of man needed as presiding oflicerof the Senate He will not pack committees or sup press Legislation in behalf of any party or=jinterest His courage character and capacity make him a tower of strength to his party in this important contest For Sale Double Standard Polled Durham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks bytisire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky Governor Willson has spent three hundred days out of the State during his term of office all the time drawirg his full salary the Lieutenant Governor also being paid for doing his work This does not include one hundred days more the Governor has spent in Louisville attending to his prac tice and mninistt ring to his pleas ure Why take any more chances along that line 1 Judge ORears platform approves every act pif Willsons administration and it logically follows that he endorses the Governors joyriding nil over the country at the expense of the Sttle Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beauties Htf J Advocate Pub Co Inc Early in the contest J udg OKear charged Governor Me Crcary with insincerity ou the question of the County Unit but the Democratic nominee had no trouble convincing the people that he was responsible for the County Unit plank in the Democratic platform that it would not have been there without the fight that he had made for it that he sincerely favored its extension and that if electcl he would keep these pledges so sacredlyl made In all his long ofliciail career Governor McCreary has never broken his word and Kentuckians know that he will do his duty in this matter Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same ac regular printed goods A look will convince you Remember un business house is judged by its stationery I litf Advocate Pub Co Inc J p i i IfiI i t r iij J 11 a fJ I 1 f 1Ji i MVtt Ji q k r fri K Uo all unoso 1 Who tfauent i i Do It NowThe EXCHANGE is seeking t f YOUR business and is pre pared to care for it f 3 Paid in Our Savings Department Sxchange fflank of Jfentucky 1f MT STERLING KY 49lvr T WE WANT YOU IIt- o examine the Corn King manure spreader Wo want to show you tho many superior features found in its construction s- Wo want to explain to you how easy and how convenient tho working parts are arranged Wo want to show you the substantialconstruction Wo want to show you how by using tho Corn King manure spreader your boy can do as much work as a man You will be surprised at the substantial construction You wont find tho Corn King manure spreader like J other spreadersit is in a class by itself Call today We are reserving a catalogue for you It 1 is filled with valuable information on soil maintenance and fertilizers It is yours for tho asking If you arc not ready to buy now call anyway We want to number you as a friend t JEreNi1 17w if fr Loans I nsurc neer Steal testate GREENE ISOI 11t m If its a monument you are going to erect it slioulJ be of GEORGIA MAR TILE if its a vault GEORGIA MARBLE Iis the proper material if its a building GEORGIA MAR OLE should lie used for both exterior and interior Because it will not absorb moisture which prevents decomposition it withf stands heat to 1000 de anytsize shape or shade do sired it will remain beauI tiful and unbroken as long as it lasts cr eand it lasts for it over w I In selecting a monument it is with the idea of perpet ItI uating the memory of some 11 loved one but it is not a f perpetual monument that y soon cracks and crumbles away Avoid this by ask ing your dealer to show you samples of Cherokee Creole EtolU uand I l Kenncsaw Georgia Mar bio for monuments l t For EaJei by Iii i Maryland Jackson A I III E M 0ANII- EMonuments Etc tilt Sterling Ky jj P 1p p Robinson t 1 1 ITha The Jewelerll p t ltaudsonie store on the corner of Mapsvflle and Court streets Is the plea to get Hi h Grade Cut Glass the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest IIin New laValtieresall excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line r i LET US DO YOUR JOB PRINTINi n p fI yr r rI all iTff o 7fr Our Silverware is Purchased to Please People Who Know SILVERWARE comes in various qualities the same as r t butter and shoes We sell only good that answers the purpose SILVERWARESILVERWAREI Our SILVERWARE is made by manufacturers who J have the reputation of making the bestIThe SILVERWARE we sell ticular and costs no more than the ordinary kind i Every family is compelled to buy SILVERWARE either for their own use or for a present Realizing this we sell our SILVERWARE at a close margin concluding that it is better to sell a great deal of SILVERWARE at a close margin rather than a little at a big profit We ask vou to visit us the next time you are thinking of SILVERWARE or of any other articles that are to be found Jina goad Jewelry Store J W JonesThe JewelerMT STERLING KENTUCKY I It The Louisville Evening Post wants Senator Bosworth the Re publican Nominee of the Eleventh District beaten for reelection be cause it does not like his views on the County Unit question The Post is responsible for Orears nomination it helped to dictate his platform and has approved his every utterance since the Cam paign bean When OKcar goes to the Eleventh District will he I return the Posts compliment by advising the Republicans of the Eleventh District to defeat Sena tor Bosworth D ri 1spepsllI 1 ii ont Burdock Blood Bitters is the national cure for it It strengthens stomach membranes promotes flow of digestive juices purities the blood builds you up Im E ty are 2d 1st 2nd aOGCan be prevented Only 5 Cents per each hog The sick ure cured und the exposed holts In the same herd are kept from having the for 50 per head Epidemics come In the Fall and Spring and every year thousands of farm ers lose their hogs BOURBON CHOLERA cures and prevents Coughs Worms Scours and the appetite aids digestion and causes hogs to take on extra flesh from the same feed get some today and save your hogs At your Druggists or sent upon of Price Gallon 500 150 and by REMEDY COMPANY Ky by W S When you are looking over State tax bills for dont the increase is due to the Republican administration at I Frankfort which has received ORears hearty endorsement jjincrease in the value of farmlands j assessment purposes in the last two years alone has been over j ninetytwo When Judge ORear was asked if he approved what the State Board of Equalization had done in placing this burden upon the shoulders of the farmers he answered they t had done their duty under the law and he endorsed their acts Grayfriars churchyard Edinburgh 1and drinking combinedat may Greyfriars andwas Greyfriars churchyard and persisted following late and persuaded graveyard ultimately Courteous treatment prompt delivery and your app COUNTY COURT Following list held counties near Mt Sterling Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Monday Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lexiigton Monday Fleming Flemmgsburg 4th MondayHarrison Cynthiana 4th Monday Madison Richmond MOD dayMontgomery Mt Sterling 3rd Monday Nicholas Monday OSOLEeMonth disease HOG Cholera Fevers Thumps Better receipt Quart Sold your this year that The for that the Democrats are will be no more important the attorneygeneralship will be by a Hedgeling lawyer has at the law but the of nett the Democrats will be intelligence experience find exceptional will a will the Democracy and he will set- a will find v ZoachorsStalej be comes a life All these certificates are valid In all public schools In courses Review Courses Tuition free to appointees Two Dormitories New Model School c AltjOany time 7lyr J President r f STATUE TO A DOG h i 1 i At the to is n statue fountain which dogs drink erected to the of Bobbie a Scotch terrier Bobbies master died buried ut tho in his master could not be to the being found dead near the trade recited S Kelly Co 12tf DAYS is a of days Couu Courts in Bath Pans 1st Clark Carlisle for for Cents REMEDY stimulates Manufactured Guaranteed BOURBON Lexington LLOYD forget million dollars entrance memory When elected there office in their control It filled not who to guess in person Hon James Gar repre sented by a man of high wide ability He make record that further inter ests of mark that his successor in office it difficult to surpass diploma Kentucky Special splendid vantage Address G CKAUBR Richmond Kentucky u dog leave grave than HAS ANCIENT MUBKET Perhaps the oldest gun in the I byII NineI grandfather purchased a flintlock musket which at that time was the very Latest model in small firearms Today the piece is in working order I itII wasIL wasLnn0 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute POSITION SECURED for all who complete one or more of our courses either Bookkeeping and Dunking or Shorthand and Typewriting Penmanship a specialty Write us at once r B eADDO0E Pr1ny e MT STERLING KENTUCKY 1I iyr- j I t I 1- Si j ot f 7U- h r yla 1 i J 7- T013CGNTINUD I S xxxxmm UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE xxxxxxx i Oldham Bros1 Stupendous Sale So as to Give Everybody a Chance at These Bargains V A AINY WEATHER which has kept many people whom we want to participate I R in the great bargains we are offering right at the beginning of the winter season V V from town and the further fact of the tremendous stock merchandise we bought for this SPECIAL SALE we have decided to continue this wonderfulsqle until no tice is given that it has ended Remember this is not A LOOM END SALE But a moneySaving Sale For the Buying Public kS All goods are new and seasonable and the prices placed on them have dumbfounded our competitors and astounded the consumers ot this entire section of Kentucky Think of it FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE t V I AT MANUFACTURERS COST right at the outset of the season Did any other merchant or firm in Mt Sterling ever give you such an opportunity The same prices as advertised in our big bills and rt ads will prevail untilI this sale closes Keep in mind that all these goods are new and this seasons output r Tailored Suits for Ladies and Misses Underwear for the wife mother and daughter Ladies and Childrens Shoes Dress Goods Corsets IIosieryc Mens and Boys Overcoats and Suits also Shoes Underwear and Hats Bed Blankets and Comforts Sheeting Rugs Carpets and Curtains in fact everything in the house goes at the remarkably low prices advertised If you are an economist and want to save money yet get the best of this seasons goods youll rush to this sale Come today You are always welc- omeBROSi Mt Sterling KentuckyfII Notice to farmers From the 10th of November we will be in the market for good fat turkeys at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE GD Sullivan Co- W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky Phone Olltce 471 Residence IS I3 Iyr YOUTHFUL THIEF Eightyearold Anna Garry of WilkcsBarre Pa who was arrested the other morning is one of the most precocious child burglars the police have had to deal with for some time Amongst the loot she had stowed away were foundseven silk dresses a savings bank with a considerable sum of money in it two pocketbooks containing 450 two umbrellas two white parasols a red sweater three pairs of silk stock ings three rings five stickpins a goldhandled umbrella anda shirtwaist if i Choosing Silver Artistic designs correct style brilliant finish combined with honest value make IBM ROGERS IWJTBIPIEs- ilverware the choke of- discnminatingpurchasers This name to day stand for the heaviest grade of plateandexquisitebeauty of patterns assuring long rears of service and sat isfaction Its remarkable durability has won it v the popular title iX Silver Platt where that 1e Wtarln I nII lot I II 01 i rr- all Maiden Britannia Co V talt111MI 611111 e- ube111 II HefttonCono Best Outing yd Sic Comfort Calico yd5c Ladies Under I 35cI REAL GIANT FROM CARDIFF Former Circus Attraction Has Taken Out His Citizenship Pa pers When the attendants in the natur alization court in the Fairfield coun ty court house looked pone after noon and saw bending to come through the doorway the form ofa man eight feet one inch tall allolli cial dignity was thrown to the winds M J Flanagan naturalization clerk nt once recognized the visitor as Capt George Auger the exeircuu giant who is now living in retire ment on a farm in Fairfield Captain Auger is a native of Car diff Wics Ho was once a policeman in London but his stature drew so many people about him that he couldnt handle the crowds he him self attracted so he went into the circus business Lately he had been appearing in a vaudeville produce tion of Jack the Giant Killer but now he says he is done with the stage He served notice of becoming n citizen several years ago got his first papers and filed the customary no papersBridgeport si Kfc ANNOUNCEMENTS Republican Ticket FOR CITY ASSESSOR We are authorizerl to announce W V SCOTT JONES as a candidate for City Assessor subject to the action of the Republican party 1 Very Serious It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you In buying to be careful to get the genuine BLACK DRAUGHT Liver Medicine reliable I digestion and liver trouble is firm ly established It does not imitate I other medicines It is better than others or it would not be the fa vorite liver powder with a larger sale than all others combined SOLD IN TOWN F2 I I Get your pure pork sausage at I Greenwades l 11 u io U A r 11 I L r u r w w Y r h r f y I h Y Advocate Publishing Company 1OUl JUATKD J H HDL EN t EDITORSG Entered m the 1ostoffice at Mi sterling us second ciass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for DEMOCRATIC TICKET For United St des Senator OLLIE M JAMES For Governor JAMES K MCCREARY For Lieutem nt Governor IEDWARD j MCDERMOTT For AUoi tierGeneral JAMES S GAKNETT For Auditor HENRY M 1tOSWORTHr1 For State Treasurer THOMAS G RHEA For Secretary of State C F CRECELIUS f For Supt nf PuMii1 Instruction BARKSDALE HAMLETTf Itor Coninnpinnerof Agriculture J W NEWMAN For Clerk of Court of Appeals ROBERT L GREENE For Representative W L CRAIG For County Court Clerk KELLER GREENE For City Clerk H M RINGO For City Attorney W C HAMILTON For Chief of Police h i JOHN GIBBONS For City Assessor W TAYLOR FITZPATRICKJR For City CCiincil d 1 1 y First Ward JAMES MCDONALD G D SULLIVAN 1 Second WardJ WILL CLAY ltG ENOCHS t I t Fourth Ward W R McKEEYC B STEPHENS w SSift THE RACE FOR CITY ASSESSOR care informed certain meddler of our pity is busily circulat Inii the report that we violated the law by stating in our last issue that Mr W Scott Jones the Republican nominee for City Assessor voted m I biflot No 105 in the recent Democratic primary being a registered Democrat Our wise Ifriend says we must have gotten our infor in ition from the ballot box which under the law cannot be opened for six months As a matter of fact the law requires the stub book whichshows iths names of those voting to be left out of the box and the stub hook which is now on file with the County Clerk as a public record shows he so voted Ve might also mId we are reliably informed Mr Jones claimed to havs voted for Mr Fitzpatrick in the primary und subsequently congratulated hint upon his election C We like Mr JonesI 1personally but his conduct in jhis instance to say the least of it is very reprehensible BEWAKU OF THE CAMPAIGN LIAR As this iis probably the lust opportunity wo will Intro before the nlfction aye want to warn the lpublic against the campaign liara It i = Solid IIII e will outtravel the truth any tmo hence in the closing days ori every campaign various lies are started in the hope that the truth twillllot overtake them before uleiion dny Ve confidently believe the Democratic party has made a clean winning light this year and that it is now only a question of majority Democrats hownvcr should not he overconfident but should see that every IDemocrat goes to the polls Tuesday j YOUljI r approval of the best ticket ever presented to the electorate of the State by any party by voting the straight Democratic Ticket ttlemcmher a vote for Craig is a vote for Ollie MI James for Onited States Senator while a vote for Ledford is a vote forwho knows do you i c= 7 c cn =cc = 1j SuttonEastin Co v s t 7 naTaflraciaTs and 8m6 maTs iiXmbllanco Sorvtca Cornor JJJain and Jank31roll3 I Day Phone 481 V igAI Phones 295 and 23 i ttir fi- l sk rn r 1 The Mt Sterling National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 12500 r I C B Cashier A Message from the Hills Now that the Gubenmtional con test is drawing to a close only a few more dnysof patient waiting and all will be over as far as cam paigning and the election is concerned Even our RepublicanI friends must con fess that Governor Willsuns administration has been a failure thus far From every view point it is a deplorable factI tilt under Willsiuo aJministra tii u our burden of taxation hnsI steadily peen growing heavier year by year lie has squandered the money left Iii the treasury by a Democratic ndministration and yet in the face of all these facts Judge ORear standing on the saint platform advocating theI slime principals rises up before the people of Kentucky and asks IIi for their support It reminds us I of the old mlxiumlIyou may foul part of the people part of theI I title but you cant fool all of theI ueople all the time The Judge seems to think I Inc Republican party like the King can do no wrong Ve have implicit faith in the Mon James B McCreaay We believe Unit he will be the Muses of his people that he will deliver us from the Egyptibn bondage as it were aunt tiuiillv l hII the savior ot his people There is not a Democrat so far as I know J that even for a moment doubts the j election of MeCreary Yut saute I fiotheaded Republicans with Like facts before them as plain UHbcjI read US anopett book are support ing Judge ORear possibly bliittl l ij ed by partisan hate through their lenders Ve would say to such lay aside the yoke which doth su easil beset you and vote to your own interests McCrearys words are those of a sage I know t nut whether he has rend ocrates or Pluto but this I know there is in his discourses a majesMe simplicity that elevates him far above those who seek to pull him down together with Democratic principles Yours fur Democratic success KiciiAUi F GOSK Demund Ky Oct 27 1911 I Business Rouses Sellii Two large business houses on East Main street owned by Jmiies M Bigtrstaif have been sold to MrI Mike Hullumluf thisi i city The price paid was l private The property is cllItn1Ily located and is out of llulcityonce It is understood that Mri Hallnnd will begin uuilcinir some vnluhble improvements to tli property iI Yitdi Ek hunting shos I IIUPIIIS Punch soiljj ALL EQUIPMENT ELECTRICALLYLIGHTED After Making a Deposit here a man feels that he neednt worry any longer about his money He knows it is absolutely safe far salter than if he kept it in his own possession There is niii hJmore than mere safety in luiving an nc count here There is convenience economy and accommodation Call and have us explain how PATTERSON Hoffman Visited by Representa tive of Slate Mutual On a visit last week to the Gen eral Agency of the State Mutual Life Assurance Co of Massachus etts in thts city under the charge of Mr H G Hoffman the Superintendent of Agencies Mr Edgar C Fowler of the Home Office placed his certificate of approval on the business done by this en terprising office both as to volume of business done and the methods employed in the conduct of the companys aifuirs- Mr Fowler while here was the guest of General Agent Hoffman who that evening entertained him at his home at which his agents gathered with him and a most pleasant as well as instruct iire evening was passed IAs a compliment to Mr Fowler an extra effort was made for business for tle motnh and October 1911 shows on the companys books as the largest in the history of the agency Mr Hoffman is rapidly develop ing the territory ot Which he has charge and now that his hone county is so thoroughly devetoppd he has begun lplnntingagencies other sections nil of which are rer porting ii splendid business IGeneml Agencies of Life In surance companies are as a rule located in cities find Tfc is qtoite a ftMMiiiSma fn Aff fnilfnlr1 tV have such an 6hcetVherh from oO000 to 60odo is snow being premiumslBoth of the managers of this pa per are policyholders in this gilhllUoldi company and with 1UII1I tOun1tconnection may long continue usjj at present with Mr Hoffman ii whose courteous treatment to hi policyholders should be and is appreciated AS TO ROOK The rook appears to have become the bird whose name stands for swin HersI in a distinctly unfair way the- iondon Chronicle says At first rooktmeant a dupe then the verb Ito j rook came to mean to cheat ii nand out of this was evolved rook a cheater=a complete topsyturvy process It is curious that the same thing has not happened to gull More also the verb came from the substantive meaning a dupe and the gull strikes one as rather a a81 ing bird one might have expected the same evolution as in the case of the rook It should be observed however that gulln dupe did not refer specially to the seagull the I acyoung bird of any kind In Eliza jbithnn English it signifiedn callow youngster who wished to be thought lt1l1lt i WINTER TOURIST TO TICKETS PLORIDAAND ALL SOUTHERN RESORTS- ON SALE DAILY VIA DINING CARS SERVINGALL A LA CARTE GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31 1912 FOR FULL PARTICULARS CALL ON ANY TICKET AGENT QUEEN ORESCENT ROUTE on WUITB H C KINO Puientef and Ticket Agent 101 E Alain St LEXINGTON KY I i i II trj CIVIC CENTERS IN AMERICA Springfield and New Haven Are Soon to Carry Out That City Building Idea The idea is steadily gaining ground in American cities of grouping the municipal buildings in ac cordance with some definite plan which when realized shall have a marked effect upon the beauty as I well as the convenience of the community Springfield and New Ha I ven are two New England cities in vlMi this ideai of a civic center will oon Ill carr ld to fulfillment InI Now Haven the new and costly post office authorized by congress last winterkill be located on the site of the old Tontine hotel facing the beautiful green This building with the new public library the new court house and the city hall will give the city a civic center of strik ing distinction It will be necessary to remove the Second National bank building which was erected only a few years ago but even this sacri flee will be well worth while in con sideration of the result to be secured Instead of tearing down this heavy building it is proposed to undertake the difficult feat of moving it bodily fo the adjoining site occupied in the pabt by the old public library Manchester Union- HOSTESS BY ARTFULNESS Mrst Wipgs Has Mrs De Bluff any social qualifications Mrs DigsOh yes shes an adept at getting up lovely garden parties in other peoples gardens CAT BEAT HIM BACK f ji Tile grayness of evenjng wan creeping over the little suburb Far away the shrill voices of newspaper boys could be heard calling the 630 editions and the moon castita pale luimifl on the worried wpnian who stood anxiously leaning ovqrher garden gateI I make out where my hue band has got to she remarked to a neighbor TIe went out nearly three twosi I bricks and the clothesline He was going to the river to drown the cat I Ohwhat can have happened to i him Dontt worry dear said the sympathetic neighbor Cats take an awful time to drown you know But it cant be that keeping him sobbed the discouraged wife because the cat came back more than an hour agoTitBits DIPLOMATIC Ambassador usernndat one of his dinners at the Frenchembassy in ashington said of diplomacy Diplomacy may be defined as a wa- youtan easy pleasant honorable way out A young royalist duke from a story current about him is well versed in diplomacy This young man visited a millionaire in Cannes during the Riviera season and his hosts daughter was thrown at his headso much so in fact that when he came to leave Cannes his hostess took him aside and declared gravely Its reported all over that you are to marry Claire I dont know what to say to people The duke smiled easily Oh just ttoll them he said hat Claire refused me LOVE FOUND THE WAY I And you love chickens Sam I Gee I I certainly does bossIiI And you get em once and a whileOh sure boss I gets em How do you get em Sam Well boss you knows dat of YonkersCHEAP VACATION Knicker Going mountain climb ing Bocker No j well stay in toVvo with the elevator out of order = j f- j I rK Harris 0 Jpliittt iFuneral Directors and Embalmerfelot f fC sae Mt Sterling Ky PHONKS I Offlco 170 Hesidonce14 andjj35a Graser Humphreys florists I DESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and WEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY fIJ Greenhouse Phone 88 K Store Phone 547 V erai- MT STERLING KENTUCKY Dont Overlook That subscription If you are in ar rears remember that we can always find good use for the MONEY Sealed Bids for Bonds Sealed proposals for the purr chase of all or any part of 51 00000 in bonds to be issued by the Board of Trustees of the Mt Sterling Kentucky Graded Common School District will be re ceived by the undersigned upiftr noon November 24th 1911 Said bonds will be dated Jan uary 1 1912 in denomination of 50000 each with 6 semiannual interest coupons I1Unchedand maturing serially 100000 yearly beginning one year from date of date of issue Proceeds to be used in the erection of a new school building etc Certified check for 2 of amount of bid must accompany each proposal same to be returned if bid is nbt accepted Right reserved to eject any or all bidsIFo1 further particulars and for blank form on 41 which bids may be mode address CIIAIILES D GRunlisr 173t Mt Sterling Ky ww NOTICE To the Kentucky Board of Prison Commissioners k ij At the January term 1909 of the Montgomery Circuit Court I was convicted of the crime of manslaughter and sentenced to con iinement in the State Penitentllfor the period of years The period of my imprisonment under said sentence began on the 3rd day of February 1909 I have never been sentenced to a i previous term of imprisonment in the penitentiary of this or any other State I hereby make plication for and consent to a apjj role under undin pursuance the act authorizing the parole ofIprisoners approved March 21 1900 and if paroled I promise to demean myself as a ueaceable arid luwabiding citizen ROUT CIIEXAULTT Attest JOHN A CO ROY HOWTEXAS WILL CELEBRATE To Spend 25000000 on Roads L Honor of One Vote That Re sulted In Annexation Twentyfive millions of dollars is a large sum to pay out in return for one vote but the state of Texas is duringthesolitary vote cast in the state of In diana many years ago The curious explanation is as follows IThe annexation of Texas to the Union was accomplished by a ma jority of one vote in the senate The decidingvote was cast by Senator Hennegan of Indiana Senator Hen negan was elected to the senate by one vote in the Indiana house That 1 vote was cast by Madison March who was elected to the legislature by one vote If Texas could discovert the identity of the man who cast the one vote that elected Madison Marsh 1 the state would probably name a new J county after him In lieu of tthowever Texas IB going to spendry25000000 on its roads 4 J 17 L L f 4Sr I I l- n f Yjrvl1iWVYWVYW f WWWWWWf t L If 3 I J Jf 4tj Wiundowo Glass ILL Sl E- kDuersons AT Drug Store 1 Phone 129 No 10 Court St 1NV t1 l r t HHHHH h AHHHHH- t VVVVVrIVI ffVrr t t l1VLr j rPERSO N A lItj PMA Jo iMrs G B Senff spent Monday rptJ 5m Louisville C k felDr D L Proctor spent Sun- dayh i ins this ci- tyQIr Y f Tames Stfer of Alvin ta relativesa4 A rJii t IISF Fuqua of Versailles is 7l ttthe guest of Mrs W L KIllpat H 1F MJJ 1Jf i 1j Mr B F McCormick andwife of Winchester spent Sunday in l t this city t Mr Rexm McClure spent sever Tal days in Winchester on business nlast week f m Iit f Mrs Lucy Russell has moved 1 p into Mrs Lucile Wilsons cottage In Holt avenue i1 V Mr Frank Chenault andwife l of Versailles spent Sunday in this f y city with relatives M t Mrs Hillis of Fleming county i i is visiting her sister Mrs W M Henderson Dr Ben Slaughter of Winchester Tenn is visiting Dr W R Thompson irt II J Miss Arabella Bogie has returned from a visit to friends in f Louisville Miss Emerald Judy spent Fri 1 day and Saturday in Lexington f the guest of friends Mrs John Gay of Pissah is Ji1 t r visiting 1 her fathers family1 Mr f1 William Bridgeforth t r Mr and Mrs T Badger Rob i ertson spent Saturday and Sunday i relatives at Bethel f rMiss Gladys Wilson was the ipopular guest of Miss Paulina r Judy for the dance if tL 1 0 Mrs Hunter Railey was theI j west of her mother Mrs Grit fLnne last veek I r1 Mrs E C ORear of Frank 1 fort was the guest of friends here J Tuesday Miss Marie Gaper who has t been visiting her sister Mrs Col 1 Gatewood has returned home f fc Mrs C H Petry Mrs Mattie u Coleman Mrs Dillard Hnzolrigg l tft Mrs Stockwell Samuels and Mrs ft Henry Senieur attended an ele V gant reception given by Mrs J ll No Jenkins of Winchester Fri day Mr Shields D Gay who ha been in Montana for the past few months returned home Monday Mrs Ben Turner was in Lex ington Monday Messrs John Walsh Cheriauie E Woodfordand H R Prewitt spent Monday in Louisville Mr Wood Owens of Maysville + was in this city the first of the weekMr and Mrs Joe Scott spent several days with relatives in1 Nicholas county last week x Mrs Vernon Martin and baby of Versailles are the guests of Mrs Amanda Howell this week Mr J W Hedden has returnc home after an absence of over six months in Tennessee and Alabumi T Misses Georgia Swiney and Judith Brightof Eninence were guests of I Miss Flo Shirley for tli dunce Rev G A Joplin of Louis ville former pastor of the Presbyterian church this city is visit ing friends here Mr Ernest Henry was in Georgetown last week visiting his daughter Miss Lqlin who i attending Cardome College Mr W H Wood has moved to one of Mrs Mary Ragans cottages on Sycamore street former ly occupied by Millard Wade Mrs Bismark Frank who has been the attractive visitor pf her sister Mrs John Barnes has returned to her home in Paris Mrs S B Wyatt and son Dr W S Wyatt returned to their home at New Decature Ala after a two weeks visit to relatives in this city and county Miss Dedo Robinson of Louisville who has been the attractive guest of Miss Mary McClure Fogg for jjie past two weeks will return ihotne today Capt agrf FH Kpseennd Col Joe Scott arrived Monday from the C nfaerate Home at PeweoI Valley Wfemain untilaftM th electioqdAIr 1 Rogers of New York- Citytifhohas been the guest of his faitiiFy here for several days will return home today I Messrs H M Ringo Walter Crooks and Misses Mary Cobb Stofer and Rebecca Kendall motor ed to Flemingsburg Friday where they were guests of Miss Jenni- Darnall for a couple of nays BEST REFERENCSES When the language of business is applied to the practices of politics as in this from Success Magazine the effect may be instructive as well as startlingTwo o men came up to the outskirts of a crowd where a sena tor was making a campaign speech After listening to the speech for about ten minutes one of them turned to his companion and aaskecl Who am dat man Sambo I Ah don know what his name am Samba replied but he certainly do recommen hisself mos highly L W TOLD YOU SO frSffitrffi ff sfteiF c iM but Whats the Difference 4 yt ki Jferrs Perfectiont yfX y S 1Is a Bargain at any Price f fA I Your GROCER or t JO Jvdr Tabb Va i + 1 c 5iN1f t Nfj r ch11 m I 11 i f1X j Wti A A a- I AGE PENSIONS A FAILURE Of 17000000 Frinch Citizens Entitled to Them Not Two Per Cent 5Have Registered Not two per cent of the 17000 000 Frenchmen and Frenchwomen who are entitled to register for benefits under the national oldage pension law adopted last year have done so The working classes whom the law was designed to aid have as a body ignored it Out of 20000 persons at Rcnnes coming within the operations of the statute 300 have taken papers at Limoges 18 put of 30000 In Marseilles about 15000 have applied out of a possible 150000 and at Epernay 1200 out of 6000 0 The ministry of labor announced that since the law is compulsory those abstaining must ultimately pined ing a disadvantage by delay The mayors in many munici palities have written the officers of the trade unions asking their influ ence in persuading registration treatingel the oldage pension scheme with in difference is that the pensions begin ning at sixtyfive years of age are small The man close to that age now will be entitled to 20 a year HOSPITAL IS A SMALL BOX Complete Model of Room With Doll 5Patient and Nurse Made by Two Women Did you ever see a hospital room Ix2 feet Two girls in the home nursing class taught by Miss Ula Daw have made one Thg room is made of an ordinary box Vlx2 feet The walls are cov ered with dark green paper The woodwork and floor are stained with an oak stain giving a pleasing fin exceptof tan raffia touched with green The furniture resembles that inmost hospitals the simple bed chif whiteThe as being handy for a sickroom is also of white All the pictures for the walls suggest quiet and rest The window curtains are of dainty white material that may be washed easjlyThe most original ideas are the ilpllz qpa dressed as a nurse and the other as aJatieniui bed The bed ifyou investigate carefully will be efound made according to the rules hospitalsMiss Lepherinsequipped itKunsan Industrialist SUPPRESSING NEEDLESS NOISE A petition signed by a long list of of night workers and others has been presented to the Somerville Mass beetaken to prohibit unnecessary noises during the daytime The petitioners want an ordinance adopted that will prohibit the crying of peddlers and vegetable venders which they contend is disturbing and serves no real purpose The percentage of night worker may be larger than ordinary in Som ervilje and thus make disturbing particularly is not likely that the percentage of those who are ill and irritable is any townIthat will awaken a worker who is trying to sleep in the daytime would be trying tQ a sick person day or night and racking to the nerves of the irritable at any time If it is prohibitedinefit of night workers but in the in terestofallSt Paul Dispatch INFANTILE PARALYSIS Providence reports the first of the seasons cases of infantile paralysis and so the summer season is early epidemic sive What has been learned from it The promise of a successful pre ventive or cure for this distressful disease has not been redeemedand though hope is constantly at hand the experts in research will have something to offer the menace is tragically constantBoston Advertiser A DANGER I see you mail your son all the baseball editions I dont want him to forget his native languagewhile fooling around that coronation I t S SOCIAL Mrs M A IIat her handsome yesterday with a Miss Mary tain at her home on Thursday i Progressive Euchre Mrs Charles W Amanda Thompson issued a large tions for a afternoon forward to it with a Mrs pleasure John M Elegant in every Progressive Euchre iay afternoon by Barnes at her on Holt avenue her guest of honor Frank of Paris guests in the hall and er two oclock astic lovers of the ga miring the pretty ting gaily at the where they were The house which adapted for brilliantly lighted orated with fall ferns and t active appearance allri Pauline Judy Mary Laura and Minnie Mrs Barnes in After about 1C g merriment an licious lucheon of was serye4land all nounced Mrs charming hostess HIS SHREWL He was an old man ried for the second growl children by Also he had a big erty And his idea ery cent he had to It wont do at all Your children are aft awful fight to aAfl they are likely to Thats just what swered my foxy client children to have a money Thats why I erything to my wife wife of mine And a lot easier for my hers my will than it is for r iIq Sfqjj eotlt er RELIGIOUS e iAGt pti e1e e1e4 There will be a meeting of the C T U Thursday afternoon the Baptist church just after regular service Mr H W Elliott State Evan anl for nineteen yeasr in o of the Evangelistic work of Christian church will lecture i this city Sunday morning on subject The Conquest of T Next Sunday morning at the jst church the subject for morning sermon will be In A cordial invitation iis for all men women and ren to be present and hear a of this vital subject I Rev J W Porter of Lexing who is conducting a protract j meeting at the Baptist churchI city is preaching to splem id and his sermons have been and the large audiences been very appreciative Ser will continue throughout the afternoon service at 3 oclock evening service at 7 oclock cordial invitation is extended to I public to attend these meet Hunting coatsPunch Graves New business Enterprise Tim Mt Sterling Laundry Co employed Mr N M GSllaspie of the Electric Dry Co andare now prepar to do ill kinds of dry cleaning prassing etc Their will answer calls prompt Reasonable prices and high work guaranteed Rugs Blankets a Specialty FOOD OF RUSSIAN HORSES Oats constitute threefourths of food upon which the Russian must exist during the twelve of the year Russian oats are far superior in sustain power to the American cereal is also claimed that animals do become so tired of this steady as they do of the hay ana corn in the United States This is made by an American years experience in horse breed and training in Russia Hunting coatsPunch ec Graves 1 9 I 1 IrT m Mr Mitchell Sullivan hada slight operation performed at St Joseph Hospital in Lexington last weekand is improving nicely Mr Horace Porter who has been confined to his bed for sev eral days threatened with pneu monia is much improved fi Miss Mary Willie daughter of i Mr and Mrs Jno S Wyatt is recovering from an attack of feverMr C D Wade who has been dangerously ill with pneumonia continues to improve 4 V Witch Elk hunting shops sole agents Punch l Graves BREEDS NEW KINDS OF FLIES Columbia Professor Gets Curious Results In Mutations of Form and Color Some curious results have been obtained by Prof T H Morgan of Co lumbia university in the production of mutations of form and color by culture and breeding of theIIfruit fly Drosophila ampelophila By subjecting flies pupae larvae and eggs to the influence of radium rays Professor Morgan produced one fly which had beaded wings By subsequent breeding other flies with sim ilar wings were produced and after many generations a stock has been developed that frequently gives in reproduction a hundred per cent of I produced xration to generation include tho shortening of the normally long wings of these flies until in some cases they have become relativelyvery t short and truncated From some of the truncatedwing stock flies have been developed which have only tiny scales instead of wings Change have also been developed in the color andmarking of the wings and the color of the eyes Many may won der whether it would be possible to experiment with the house fly and ys breed both wings and legs out of ex istence Youths Companion Koney for Sale I now have the fall honey ready for delivery Strained honey lOc 1 per pound the comb honey 12c per pound Raymond Smathers Sharpsburg Ky Phone 664 rings 164t Home lutllbVanars dells this week id I Styles Suits and Overcoats 2000 and 2250 Suit or Overcoat I 3Y HiE4B a 1500 and I180O Suit or Overcoat I 12A8AT 1te PUNCif GRAVES 2 = BIG ST0RES = 2 UWtUKTMWM Sterl5rgI I I Ky 0 I r t 1If I VI fn j Y c fljt I 1ytf+ 1 1 J I IJ i it 4 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 insurance The cost of insurance is substantially the same II in uli agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the apples the row inli TaJJ with Hoffmanp y Sterling Kentucsy jvJ Judge Olleur accuses the Dent ocrats ofwaving the blood shirt because they have nshe him if he approves Governor Vil Isons pardon of the murderers of Governor Goebel Caleb Powers and Finley are on the stump fo ORear and he cannot well con demn the pardons granted them by Governor Wlllson for fear they I will turn against him It is alright I for the Republicans to ap peal to the friends of Taylor + i Powers and Finley for their votes but it is all wrong for the Democrats who mourn the assassination of Governor Goebel to callI 2 attention to the significant factO I 1 flrfUl WORDS From aMt Sterling Citizen I your back lame and painful V 1 llu M it ache especially niter exertion iIs ihere a soreness in the kidney re gill These symptoms indicate weak kid n v There is danger in delay V eak kidneys fast get weaker live your trouble prompt attention Doans Udney PiiN act quickly They strengthen weak kidneys Read this Ml Sterling testimony Samuel T Greene Holt Street Mt Sterling Ky says 11 wil t I tingly corroborate the public statement I gave in May 1903 in irtvor of Doairs Kidney Pills I cmmot fully de albs how much I lintlit they brought me and liinljt if I would be alive today wen it not for them You may coniiiiio to use my name and say Unit 1 1tau still in good health II W tin highest praise to Doans Kzey Pills rot sale by all dealers PriceI 50 cents FosterMilhurn Co Buffalo New York sole agents forI the United tatesIKomembcr the namcDoansI and tale no other 1T21 Ollie flames has drawn tremen dous crowds wherever he has ap peared and his speeches have evoked great enthusiasm His familiarly with the Republican I record in national affairs furnishes M him with arguments that not only convince his hearers but the Democrats of the State withI confidence Mr James is as cer tty tain to be the next Senator fromI Kentucky as the sun shines if his fellowDemocrats do their full duty on election day Any skin itching is a temper tester The more you scratch the worse it itches Doans Ointment J Jcurs piles eczemaany skin itchI jn 1moC y J a bar rh LJ 1L1 j jl ITJo t Choose then HOfFMANS INSURANCE AGENCY For Nearly I Three Quarters of a Century it has paid every loss big and I 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 I in such a trivial matter as buying fruit at a fruit stand Ii I Mt inspire The House of Varied Trades beedn calledBelow will be found a list of our principal departments each one i i charge of an expert in his trader Painting Interior Varnishing and Finishing Gas Fitting Tin ning and Plumbing of all kinds Injustice to ourselves will say that our mechanics are the mostj experienced in the city We are agents tor the Best Gas Stoves and Fixtures Special prices on Paints and Wallpaper in our retail depart ment Estimates cheerfully givenl on all work and guaranteed satisfactory when completed 13tf HAINLINE LEVERETT Notice The following list comprise the ADVOCATES correspondents andl items of interest given them will1I reach us promptly Stoops Mr B M Goodan Side View Miss Sudie Dunn High TopMr Stanley Henry Grassy Lick Miss Elizabeth Carr Plum Lick James Iiendal- lKiddvilleMiss Alta Vivion Levee Dr Sherman See We would like to have corre spondents in every neighborhood andgill gladly furnish stationery and stampedenvelopes to inter ested parties Governor McCreary is closing the most remarkable Campaign in his long public career He has not given his Republican oppo nent a moments rest but has mer cilessly arraigned him and his par ty until they have been on the defensive from the very beginning Governor McCreary will end this contest in full mental and bodily vigor and will give the State such a progressive administration that th9 Democracy will not be out of power again in twenty years I have peen somewhat costive but Doans Regulets gave just the results desired They act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly George B Krause 300 Walnu- Ave Altoona Pa 1111 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 finest varieties and have been selected from the best growers in the United States You are welcome to come and in spect our stockand make your own selections Phone 435 COIWKTT the Florist w I t j 1 STUDENTS AT STATE FORM CLUB J 1Its Purpose Is to Encourage Keeping In Touch With Governmental Affairs The Democratic students of the State University have formed I Democratic club which is corn posedof 150 legal voters and about as many others who are yet minors but who were rocked i a Democratic cradle and are en thusiastic supporters of Democra cy The club is to be one of the permanent organizations of the university and is to be known as The Democratic Club of Ken tucky State University The purpose of the club is to encourage a political spirit among the students a number of the members being students of the College of Law who probably will devote a part of their time during campaigns to speechmak ing and to encourage students in keeping in close touch with ovI ernmental affairs in the nation state and city It is patterned after the famous Democratic clubs at Harvard Yale and other universities and it is the hope of the charter members of the organization that its members may eventually do the work for Kentucky that has been and is now being done by similar organizations in other states Ollicer of the club for the en suing year have been elected as follows I W C Wilson of Providence Ky member of the class of 1913 president YoD Burrows Dixon Ky member of the class of 1912 secretary and treasurer Regular meetings of the club will be held at intervals yet to be decided and it is intended that several members will make speeches in the interest of the Democratic party in Lex ington before the November elec tion Mongram Stationery societytmonogram stationery just us show you they are beaties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc AgedAgeelsh bowels weak kidneys and blad der and TORPID LI- VERTotts Pills have organsstimulatingto perform their natural functions asIn youth and- IMPARTING VIGOR LIVERTfllq K Montgomery County Court September Term October 4 1911 Pres Non G A Mc Cormick County Judge On August 30 1911 W W Eubank and more than twenty other citizens and legal voters of t titprecinct of this county tiled in the County Court of Montgomery county a petition asking the submission o f the question whether cattle or any species thereof shall be per mitted to run at large in said vot ing precinct and the Court being advised is now ordered that the officers of election in said Side view voting precinct open a poll1 at the next regular election heldI in said precinct for the purpose ofF ascertaining the will of the votersi in said precinct upon the question uAre you in favor of making iit unlawful for cattle or any thoIlands of Sideview Iprecinct- A copy Attest 144t A A HASCKUUGO Clerk Montgomery County Court Momtgomery County Court September Term Octooer 4r lullI Pres Non Gi1 Mc Cormick County Judge On August 24 1911 Algin Trimble and more than twenty other citizens and legal voters of the JelFersonville voting precinct of this county filed in the County Court of Montgomery county t petition asking the submission of the question whether cattle or any species thereof shall bo permitted to run at large in said voting pre cinct and the Court being advised it is now ordered that the officers of election in said JefFerspnville voting precinct open a poll at the next regular election held in said asteri said precinct upon the question Are you in favor of making iit unlawful for cattle or any species thne public highways and uninclosed lands of JefFersonville precinct A copy Attest 144t A A HAZKLHIGG Clerk Montgomery County Court Montgomery County Court September Term October 4 1911 Pres Non 6 A Mc Cormick County Judge On August 21 1911 Robert Howell and more than twenty other citizens and legalvoters of the Grassy Lick voting precinct of this county tiled in the County Court of Montgomery county a petition asking the submission of the question whether cattle or any species thereof shall be permitted to run at large in said voting pre cinct and the Court being advised it is now ordered that the officers of election in said Grassy Lick voting precinct open a poll at the next regular election held in said precinct for the purpose of aster taming the will of the voters in said precinct upon the question Are 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 Grassy Lick precinct A copy Attest 144t A A HAZKLUIOO Clerk Montgomery County Court Bring us your country produce We will treat you right S E Kelly Co 12tf Real Estate Real Estate THE WORLD IS MADE OP Reall Estate Let us sell you a piece oi it List 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 546 MT STERLING KY J l rrf Ia yry Montgomery County Court September Term September 22 1911 Pres Non G A McCormick P J Mt C By the authority vested in me by Section 1526 of Kentucky Stat utes IG A McCormick Judge of the Montgomery County Cpurt hereby order that a specialelec tion be held in the County off Montgomery on Tuesday Noyem bed 7 1911 for the purpose of eioctiiiir a Clerk of the Montgom cry Uounty Court to fill the va cancy caused by the death of John F King lute County Court Clerk of Montgomery County A copy AttestA HAZELHIGG- F Clerk Montgomery County Court State of Kentucky Sct Montgomery County J sthe foregoing Writ or Procla enaation of Election has this day been received by me and pursu ant to Section 1523 Subsection 3 of the Kentucky Statutes I here by give notice thereof by advertisement as required by law Given under my hand this Oc tober 12 1911 153t W F CnooKS Sheriff Montgomery County Ky ALL RECORDS BROKEN Wonderful Snccess of ur How ards Dyspepsia Specifics Half Price Offer 1W S Lloyd the popular drug gist who introduced in Mt Seer ling Dr Howards specific for the cure of constipation and dispepsia with such wonderful success says he is hearing from druggists in other parts of the country where the plan that he urcred the Dr Howard Co to adopt introducing their specific by selling at half price 25 cents had been followed W S Lloyd showed the Advo cute man a letter he recently received from C S Ingraham of Elmira one of the best known druggists in New York state Mr Ingraham writes I have never undertaken to introduction of a new remedy with such satisfactory results both to myself and to my trade My average sales have been nearly a hundred bottles per week and I have every reason to think this will be doubled within a short time The specific gives remarkable results in the most obstinate cases andtalthough every package has been soldunder my personal guarantee to refund the money if it did not give satisfaction not one has been returned 1719 OUR LINE Of fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FA- NCYGroceries Cannot be Improved Upon Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery Robinson Moore Court St Phone 251 Mt Sterling Ky lllyr LAIIDRYFOR Cf ALL KIND ml to the uu Mt Sterling Launary Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to Family Washing hive Us a Trial Phone 15 IMT STERLING Laundry Co r d i- I t 1 yr 1MMF f I t i iidiiyI ii I ttV DR C W COMPTON Dentist g- Mt Sterling Kentucky Y Successor to Dr Brown I All Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ t onico In Martin llullttlng Phono Z t I f H R PREWITT ATTORNEYAT LAW M t Sterling Kentucky i Office Court St opposite Court House Sauiuels Building front room uIt stairs DRGM NORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 t Calls answered PromptlyI f 3lvr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Olllco at Anderson Ioardmnnetlrciy Stable Olllco Phone 185 Jtcsldcnce Fhono s51 Calls answered promptly Examinations free Assistant State Veterinarian THE J1Ios811o1koCompany Railway TIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERLING- In Effect July 0 1911 Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and Front ARRIVE x 719 a tn Louisville x1239 pm- x 347 p m Louisville x 937 p in t 550 a in- I Lexington t 920 a n I 2iS pm Lexington t 705 p f 93o a III Rolhwell t 205 p m f New York 1239 P mwam Norfolkx 937 Pnti Richmond X 347P ni Pikeville t 215 p m t 920 a in Hinton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily t Weekdays j exiiijtoD Mm Ry TIMETABLE Effective May 28 1911 7VestEound No 1 No3 1 STATIONS Dally Daily AM P Mr Lv Quicksand 125 Lv Jackson SIPS 150 Ie O K Junction E Sao t57 AUiol 535 222 II ville Junction 603 251 Torrent 625 312 II Campton Junction 643 330 4 Clay City 7H9 405 IIL E Junction 751 II Winchester Sx5 437JJ t Ar Lexington S S S J E3astBoT3lica STATIONSNo NO4- Dalh Dally PM AM 720III So3L1 Clay City 305 S5o 9276lII 1004Athol1030II1057II s 05ACONNECTIONS l LEXINGTON Train No1 will make f connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky No 3 will make connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati O CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains osl 1 2 3 and 4 will make connection wi r Mountain Central Ry to and from Car ton Ky 1 BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beatty villt O K JUNCTION Trains Nos a 0 and 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and t 0 K stations CHAS SCOTT r Gen Passenger Agent Monogram Stationery- The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beautiesII 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc fir Roofiny For Sale allkindsSh1tmetal k t- k 4 f1n- l y q r i rwt 1 ir iTj- JJ PUELIC SALEI After 10 long years of successful business in Mt Sterling we have decided to close out our entire stock of Clothing Shoes Hats Caps Underwear and all kinds of furnishing for Men and Women regardless of cost to enlarge our business at our big store at Huntington W Va Everything must go beginning ldJJ S TcTED OE J Q TO7 4 1Q111 111 We name a few prices below Come early and get first choice v Mens Suits 1800 Suits Cut to i 974 1500 Suits Cut to 798 1250 Suits Cut to 698 950 Suits Cut to 598 850 Suits Cut to 498 750 Suits Cut to 398 5 oo Suits Cut to 298 Boys Suits 250 and 300 Suits Cut to 224 200 Suits Cut to 149 150 Suits Cut to 98 Boys Suspenders roc Suspenders Cut to 6c One lot of heavy blankets and heavy comforts at half price Put on your winter supplv now and save the difference as never again will you have a chance to buy goods at your own price Our famous Guaranteed Shoes of all Kinds Makes Your feet Glad Price Cut to frazzle Best Overalls Very heavy railroad Overalls at Dont be misled Be sure enter in the right place at South Maysville Street 1 4htltSterling ertt eky lJic 11 lA V n1 Roosevelt Upholds Control ot Judges YorkThe jjudiciary of the United States must be brought t within the control and answerable to the wellthonght out judgment of the people is the of Theodore who spoke on The Conservation of Woman hood and Childhood before the Civic Forum This control in Mr judgment should toexercised more cautiously and indifferent fashion than the con trol by the people over the legislator i and executivej but the con trol be there Control of judges said wa but halfalthough by far the more important partof a pro gram which should be carried out for proper conservation man hoodwomanhood and childhood TALKS OF CHILD LAHOK The first half of the program said consisted in placing upon the statute book of the nation told States legislation to remedy ex Presidenttermed crying abuses connected with child labor Mr Roosevelt advocated the en actment by Congress of the bill For Salef G 71 l excellent and most desirable farm t of 130 acres more or less subject to survey 1 situated Mt Sterling l and North Middletown turnpike road 1about equal distance from each on it a good twostory1- 11dIfv frame dwelling of 8 rooms and two large i halls with front and back porches all in good repair All outbuildings F including coal chicken and buggy houses i and medium size tpbacco barns good stable and corn tenant house x e Land in high cribilSO withal a splendid hours drive of county seat Apply to i Dr J Kel er Johnson hieii6tf Agents and At mays in Fact 1- K rd l 4vvr A Mens Pants 350 and 400 Pants Cut to 274 300 Pants Cut to 224 250 Pants Cut 174 200 Pants Cut to 124 150 Pants Cut to 98 Mens Overcoats 1800 Overcoats Cut to 974 1500 Overcoats Cut to 798 1250 Overcoats Cut to 698 950 Overcoats Cut to 598 8 50 Overcoats Cut to 498 750 Overcoats Cut to 398 500 Overcoats Cut to 298 One lot of Mens Hose 2c per pair on a V New must of An place providing fora bureau to be known as the Bureau to classify and distribute subt jects relating to the welfare o children He urged working wo men to organize as working men are now organized and declare- that New York should put a stop to manufacturing in tenement houses I AT1nAT EXlKIUKXCK SHOWS Experience in the lust twenty live years the speaker declared has shown that while the people may be aroused to sound and high and their legislative and nutstheir purpose vet the whole move ment for good play come to naught because certain j judgesII certain courts are some wornout or social philosophy and totally misappre hend their relations to the and to the public needs A FULL LINE OF Win ow G1as AT Mt Sterling Drug Co f PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED mhr The only way to cast a vote for Ohio James in this election js to stamp in the circle under the rooster This will elect a DemocraticJ Legislature and as Ollio Jales is the Democratic nominee his arty will send him to Washington to continue his brave fight fon the rights of the people 1 II w Boys Knee Pants 500 and 750 Cut to 390 One Lot Corduroys Cut to 250 a pair Mens Raincoats 1500 Raincoats Cut to 798 1250 Raincoats Cut to 698 950 Raincoats Cut to 598 850 Raincoats Cut to T 1 498 750 Raincoats Cut to 398 Mens Heavy Underwear Underwear Cut to 350 One Lot Cut to igc Boys Heavy Fleeced Underwear Underwear Cut to IQC One lot of Gents 5c Handker chiefs 5c Best 10c Hose sale price 6c STOMAGHTROUBLES Cured By Vinol Here is Proof witifand five weeks got so bad I had to give up work I had tried various medi flnalldtaking the first bottle I was greatly benefited Am now on the third bottle and ready to resume work Am rapidly gaining In weight and strength Edw Nle manIt is the curative medicinal elements of the codsi livers combined with the properties of tonic Iron contained In Vinol which makes it GO successful In restoring perfect digestion and at the same time it builds up the tired over worked and rundown system Try a bottle of Vinol with tho un derstanding that your money will be returned if It does not help you S LJOYD IRrrcltir Alt Sterling IW Who Recommended Them President Taft You the chief justiceship of the Su preme Court Justice White who thirteen years ago took the trusts side of the trust question you up pointed him over the head of Jus tice Harlan who had served longer and with more and who had taken the side on trust and other Who asked you to give a trust Demo lint the preference over tin anti trust Republican Make public the recommendations written and verbal and let the people know the influences that dictate your appointments You appointed Governor to the supreme bench after he hud interpreted your plat form to suit the trusts and he pro ceeded to join Cnief Justice White andcarry out your promise to amend tho antitrust law by weakening it Make public the written and verbal recommendations upon which you appointed Justice and let the people see how many trust magnates united to secure his appointment- All the other supreme appointed by you took the side of the trusts in those decisions Make public the written and verbal1 1rec Our Best Royal Blue Shoes 400 Shoes Cut to 298 350 Shoes Cut to 2 74 300 Shoes Cut to 224 250 Shoes Cut to 198 200 Shoes Cut to 149 150 Shoes Cut to 119 Ladies Shoes 250 Shoes Cut to 198 200 Shoes Cut to 149 150 Shoes Cut to 119 Childrens Shoes Lot of Childrens worth t 50 to 5125 Cut to 980 Another Lot worth tfroo to 125 Cut to 740 40 Pairs of Shoes Cut to 390 40 Pairs of Shoes Cut to 190 Ono lot Ladies Hose of very good quality worth 15c Will Put Sale Selz That The 39c 100 79c you jIfl opinion Roosevelt Roosevelts he he I immediately iHas necessary two Childrens political ago strengthening ap1oiotc- to distinction peoples questions Hughes platform Hughes justices J 7 7c ommendations on which you appointed them and let the public see how completely you have turned our highest court over to th trustsYou now say that the trusts having secured what they want there shall be no change in the Inw Having tided the trusts to make the law to suit them you now propose to keep the people from amending the law in their inI terest Please tell the people tvhany body but a trust magnate should indorse your position on the trust question A vote to approve President Tufts policies is a vote for the trusts The Commoner h GaragedIS ON Bank Street Automobiles I FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Sterlinr Kentucky Typewriter for Sate Oliver Standard Visible No3 Typewriter goodas new A bar gain if sold at once Apply at this office t Y 1tt A Childrens Union SuitsIIUnion Suits Cut to Mens Fine Suspenders 25C Suspenders Cut to I7C Linen Collars I5c Collars Cut to Sc toe Collars Cyt to 6c Rubber Collars 250 Collars Cut to 150 Celluloid Collars lac Collars Cut to 6c K One lot of real fine Ladies Hose in all colors a pair worth 25c 13cII We 50c on metalroof to gather thinking people it Hats to Order The Cincinnati Hat Mfgl Co hue a representative in this city eTher are located in the CockrcllI building on Main street formerly occupied by The Electric Dry Cleaning Co They take your measure und make your hut out o tho raw material right here in Mt Sterling They can give you any style you wish with any trimming at prices ranging from S3 to SG This firm will give you a hat that will fit yourI head and will not jostle around like the readymade kind You cant put paper in ia shoe to make it fit neither can you put paper in a hat to make Iit lit Shape of your hem will b Uken FKEK OF CHARGE They also make beaver hats for Indies and it will well pay the ladies of Mt Sterling to Live them ta call II CLEANING AND REMOD ELTNG A SPECIALTY P S This is a rare opporttm i ity and this concern will only have a representative here for on more week so you hud better Coln early for Sale Fresh milk and cream Iam also prepared to do all kinds o heavy hauling us I have good teams and wagons Phone 147 14tf Roy Morris Governor McCrearys aggressive Campaign has kept OHear on the defensive He has spent half his time trying to explain away the charges brought against him by the Democratic nominee 100Tho bopleased to learn that thero is at least ono dreadecI dlseaso that IsCatarrhi onlypositivemedicalfraterrHlrconstitutionaldIsease treatmentInternally bloodandtherebydiseasestrength bybuilding up the constitution and assisting proprietorshavepow I era that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars IItorII I 75eTake coustlpaUonJI 1 te t DANDMJFf AND ITCH yJ ING SCALP YIELD TO ZEMO TREATMENT Why should you continue to ex lot tions and fancy hair dressings try ing to rid your scalp of germ life They cant do it because they cnn not penetrate to the sent of the trouble and draw the germ life to the surface of the scalp and do stroy it- Vhv not try a PROVEN REMl EDY One that will do this Ye have n remedy that illIid thiseway will cure DANDRUFF and ITCHING SCALP This remedy iis EMUu clean tonicIIthe surface thief destroys it AXTI SEPTIC SOAP and ono applica 1idescurfe v Do not hesitate but get n bottle of ZEMO today It nets on n lnew principle and will do exactly what- ll claim for it Stetfling by the Thos Kennedy Drug- Store 1721 etc WINCHESTER rionument WorksAVINCHKSTEK KY UKST WOHK LOWEST IUICKS Let onyouraonoyF JACKSON Irop Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the stone as regular printed iroods A101ok will convince you Remember ill business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Tile A specific for painIr Thom as Electric Oil strongest cheapest liniment ever dot isedrl household remedy in America for 2 enr IllA Q f W 1 T1 IW V fo n 1 t+ 4- j j U v e 1 c 4 4CORRESPONDENCE tl o PLUM LICK Col W P Staggs of Sideview who was recently paralyzed we are glad to say is improving James Kendall sold a heifer to John S25nThe Missos Stafford of near Lexington are visiting their aunt Mrs lames Douglas The tobacco farmers were un usually late housing their tobacco The latest ever known before Those from here that attended the barbacue and tobacco speaking ot Lexington report a nice time and good speaking Henry Gaitskill bought a steer from Alhe Foley at 5c Joe Henry sold a fox hound ton party in West Virginia for 30 Lewis Price and dogs caught a i fox the other day Lewis ran 50I yards ahead of his fastest houndI Joe Henry sold 10 fat cattle tb Prew Young at 5 cents STOOPS Albert Norris has returned from a visit at Ashland Lee Hudson and wife have gone to housekeeping on the Henry L I Jones farm t Win Koberson visited relatives near bait Lick last weekrThe condition of Mrs Jas H Alexander of Springfield is serI ousThe acreage of wheat and rye sown this fall is greater than forii I ninny years Leonard Koberson has gone to Cincinnati to learn the barbers tradeS F Deal has begun the erec buildingIiIiI I Mrs Roy 13yd and little daughter 1 Mary Ethel nsited Mrs Byrds parents Joe Coont nd wife at Loxinjnon Ilust weekII Several turkey buyers been out looking over the haveII The crop of fall poetry is very bad this time There is not enough sorghum and pumpkins to matte it interesting Mrs J K Gopher continues toa improve rapidly since her return from the hospitalIR Eo Tipton wife und sonj William Harris were in Louis ville last week Capt iHenry L Jones of I Knoxvhle Term was here last week mingling with friends and relatives4- Ilarrison Conn and wife IUleI returned from a visit to relatives at Poplar Plains Fleming county I Before another issue of the AiIJ VOCATI ivuciies its I rendersl REARI will be tho Governor elect of lKentucky You can sup ply tho imissingI letters to suit yourselff I Roy McGiain of Bourbon county visited the funnily of S F Deal Sunday and Monday Mrs JamesJ H Gillaspie re turned Sunday from a visit to rel atives at Lexington Walter Hamilton and wife of Clark county visited Thos B Hamilton and sister Saturday and J Sunday H C Ficklin and wife visited the familof George Ficklin near Camurgo Sunday W G Shropshire of Winchester visited W ILand 11 W Bridges Sunday r- ii JEFFERSONVILLE Most all the farmers arc busy husking corn The crop is very lightWhat rye was sown looks fine Irish potatoes are the scarcest fo yearsAt Ed Greers sale Saturday stock sold low One 5year of horse s ld for 0550 one 7 7tIesame ago for 8050 one cow 3250 hogs 5c chickens 8c it A protracted meeting closedatI I w t I 1 L rtrl the Christian church Sunday night Several laved in their membershipThe lblr meeting of the Saints at Camp Branch near Jef fersonville will begin Nov 3 and continue until Nov 12 Miss Malissa Gray of Ashland is visiting relatives at this place- R T Richardson will move toI his new home in East Camargo in the near future Ed Greer and family will move West some time in November Game is plentiful in this neigh borhood but quite a lot of shoot ing already We think the game warden could do a good business here investigating The people who own land think it would be a small matter for hunters to get permission before they go on their land Then they would know who was hunting on them as there has been quite a lot of dam age done to stock and fences If there is not more respect shown to the farmers by the hunters there will be a move made to stop the tresspassing We think this is a- more in the right direction I Pure pork link sausage at Green wades Judge ORear never fails to remind the tobacco growers that he can force the trust to pay them twelve cents for their crops Such cheap demegogical appeal for votes is received withridicule ev ervn here The records show that every law on the Statute book der signed to help the tobacco raisers was put there by Democratic Leg islaturs one of the most important having been prepared by Dr Crecelius the Democratic nomi nee for Secretary of State while the Republican nominee for that oilice fought tobacco Legislation- his whole term as State Senator Corduroy Suits Sweet Orr make Punch Graves Busy Leland Hotel The Seelsbach Bros of Louis IHoleli i I I jitersivQ improvements i Down Goes Coffee On Saturday Nov 4th and Monday Nov Cth Remember n those 2 days only you can buy I our Cuban Blend28c and our jj- IIPure Rio 25c Coffees I I AT ONLY 20c PER POUND This is a most remarkable oiler since Coffee is advancing in price right along and the very cheapest Cottee cost the dealer now 22c We must however reserve the right to limit your purchase to 10 pound and will positively sell to consumers onlyI Tin SPOT OAHU GKOCKUY Also at our branch store The Premium Store corner Willow and E Main street Pure 1pork sausage fresh every day at Yanarsdells We Are Glad The Seven Day Adventists are predicting the end of the world We tune glad that the date fixed is after the November election so we can have the pleasure of beating the Republicans before Gabriel blows his horn Elixahethtown News Chickens for Sale For the next t15 days I willsell early hatched pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock 50 cockerels at 75c each 5 dozen pullets at SlO dozen home price Mrs Jas Cravens Phone 550 A 1Gt Greenwade has brains spare ribs souce pure purl sausage none better farm for Sale Two hundred acres half way Owingsrville Two sets of improvements Well wateredand nearlall iin odr see John Stofer Iti F D No1- l1t Sterling Ky 164tI steaks and roasts at Vanars IBest I t i tt n r Yes NE C11T THE PRICE for for in see for 1 15 see fit see Dr Sails Its time to see I 1Time to see 1 Time to see Time to see in Mens fll ira lMlnUJI KjliiI1f 1 I From every quarter the State being showered Hon Edward J McDermott for the forceful logical and elo quent speeches he has made for the ticket Mr Mc Dermott orator of national and this the first that the people the whole State have had becom- f with him He has made a most favorable and the confidence that he has spired has been valuable aid the party this to Meet Trains Call Lloyds stable 281 for Will Beau for baggage Also have a carriage that will meet all trains cents each why Coal Buckets land 25c and Shovels each Wash Pans Dust Pans lG2t The Fair L 4It Some merchants have tried to to up a revolution because we cut 20 suits overcoats to AI J They tried to start a feeling that would injure our business bec ause we want you the buying pub lie to have your moneys the benefit of our pur chases Did you hear such argument What does the public care business sentiment The that we know who pay what they want their moneys and not confidential talks Just look at every 2250 suit town then ours and youll better make cloth style you will what makes stores hollow ouch 1130 1552 1205 1225 Underwear Complimented Democratic reputation portunity Campaiun Carriage phone Pok- Granite stir 2250 and and worth good ever trade get worth and other C t W o Everywhere lookyou see the StetsonI- tifl standard of good style good fit good and goodwear A Thats why have in all thei latest ctyles in and Derbies t Q7JRLilNNM1RLLS 7 iT1LN t3 3a3 2CDT mf Irn frtt i 1Jh T W tLn 1 T tiY J m Ji 4 i JI r i of compliments are on is an is op of to acquainted impression in a to in v 25 I 20 ers 5c 5c 5c 4 and we it vi There is no doubt that ExSen ator Jack Oliver who is the Republican c candidate for Secretary of State feels just bitter as Judge jDRear does ou the subject I of railroad passes He is a great friend of the Constitution sleeps with under his pillow at told grieves when its provisions sure neglected by the Legislature l ator Jack blithely travels all over the State on railroad passes and as he has made many trips with Judge ORear jurist must have personal infor mation on the subject Why does not Judge ORear begin his re forms at home and convince the members of his own family and his fellow candidates that they should not engage in the discred itable practice of riding on rail road passes 1 I New fresh cleitn of staple fancy groceries at S E Kelly Co 12tf- t ti Wytt J- rt r Every SleUon Lear lhu- SteboD Nagle you the taste Soft night that line and While Judge ORear is harping on the evils of riding on railroad passes his family continues to ride on thorn and Judge ORear dares I not deny that this is true If you will ask certain railroads to frun ishcopies of the passes issued to his family during his term us Judge of the Court of Appeals the response will prove his insin some that he means what he says DR J W PREWITT OSTEOPATHO- ffice 24 Broadway Hours 9 i 4 Residence 90 North Sycamore Call phone 85 slid 100 for your meats pure pork and link sausage j Taxpayers Your county and State taxes are now due Pay them the penalty goes on 164t W F Crooks Sheriff 4 qlf1t J I e- S nLVLIn The Kentucky Gentleman Shoe I iTw IIIJio I I If i ijJqlMc tl A I O liI e1fHunting quitss Duck Coats lr I as it Senedistinguished Y oflto 12 to p L Notice On and after November 1st the following reduced prices on Ir candescent Lamps will be in effe 1 4 C P Carbon Lamp 15 8II II II 15 16I II II 15 32II I 30 25 Wyatt Mazda Tungsten Lamp50 II II 1 30II 55 II II II 60II 75 II II II t100II lpO We have recently closed a large contract coveri g both the Winchester and 1111 Sterling Plants which enables us to offer Lams at prices less thn they can be bought in tho llarger cities MT STEALING J WATER LIGHT IOE COMPANY S Incorporated W P HWJKETT Manager p 174fl Corduroy wits Sweet Orr GrapeseNew ImacitIi and spaghetti I VanarsdellsTI ii

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