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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 8, 1911.

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 8, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911110801 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 8, 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. c w Tt t Ii Jt Y MT STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY I1 VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8 1911 en NUMBER 18 I MeCrear Defeats ORear by 35000 Votes n is a in 71C fr MRS WEBBIE CliORN VICTIM Of PARALYSIS Ii Monday Morning at 1 Oclock Was One of This Citys Wealthiest and Most Beloved Womeni i ifSfaS Mary Webbie Chorn passed to her reward from her i bomb 210 North Maysville street tm Aa Monday morning Nov 6 1011 at ip f 1 oclock after a lingering attack J from paralysisi Funeral service was conducted 5 I itBr late home Tuesday after noon at 130 oclock by her pastor Rev Richard French of Win chester Ky and burial took place in Machpelahcemetery Mrs Chorn was Miss Mary Webb Branham of Bourbon coun ty and was married to Mr James t Chorn of this city May 1864 fandrresided at his country home until 1882 when they removed to tthe present home Mr Chorn- preceedingV her to his reward Aug f f 24 1888 Mrs Chorn was 68 years old the 27th day of last May She was a woman of distinct in it I dividuality of attainments had 7 J lived not for self but for the bets terment of those with whom she p- h I 1 I 4 4i 1 I i1 ttr 7 came in contact Correct in business relations she esteemed the honorable pitied the erring and lloved justice Her church relations were with the Lulbegrud Baptist churchand when it merged with the Mt Sterling church she became a member here and after the death of Mr Chorn removed her mem bership to the Ephesus Baptist church Clark county thinking she could better serve her Master thereHer home her library her as sociates her deeds of love and correct living serve as a eulogy far su massing in appropriateness any thoughts clothed in rhetoric words To know to esteem to love and then to part Makes up lifes tale to many a feeling heart Big Dinner The ladies of the Christian church of Jeffersonville will give a big dinner at that place Saturday Nov 18 for the benefit of the church Everybody is invited and urged to come and hemp in this goodcause 182t Taxpayers Your county and State taxe- are now due Pay them befor- the penalty goes on 164 W F Crooks Sheriff 1 t ce- tC fl J l or Raise in Diamonds The diamond syndicate the most complete and arrogant syndi cate now in existance has just notified the buyers of diamonds byI the wholesale of a raise of about 1750 per carat on diamonds This raise when added to the duty interest wholesale andre tail profit will make the raise to the buying public about 83750 per carat Not satisfied with such an increase the syndicate has also reduced the quality of the stones by taking the top grade out en tirely and raising the next lower grade to first position and so on down the line and making also the same rate raise in all stones A few years ago the average output of diamonds was 65 perfect to day the average output of perfect stones is less than 20 The Saturday Evening Post about a year ago published an interessing article on the Jewel market showing that diamonds had actually increased 175 in ten years Prices are still to be increased the syndicate having ruled to increase theI the price a certain per cent every year for the next twenty years We have interviewed Mr J W Jones one of the jewelers of thisI city and he has informed us that he has a large stock of diamonds on he hand He will not raise the price at the present so if you are diamondsstimee r Witch Elk hunting shoes sole agents Punch Graves I i New Directory This office has just completed new telephone directory for the Old Kentucky Telephone and Tel egraph Company and the tele phone company would be glad fo their county subscribers to cal1I and get a new directory Speciall Sale I have just returned from the city of Cincinnati with a full line of splendid pattern hats and iin order to sell them quickly will sellII 2000 pattern hats for 1000 Come early and get your choice I have many other hats which will1 be sold bargainsMrs Greenwade Hello Farmers I Bring your eggs and get 28c a dozen in trade or 25c in cash We also take all the butter you bring The Spot Cash Gro Co Why the Kentucky Landslide 1st Governor McCreary hadII been tried these many years and a no time had he proved recreant this charge superlative to every duty assigned 2nd The ticket from beginning to finish was clean and competent every one of them measuring u to the highest standard of cha acter Get your pure pork sausage atl Graenwades I I ga2t Li Democratic Lalldslide Thronh nt Entire State Majority Will Probably Reach 50000 TENTII DISTRICT HAS PROBABLY GONE DEMOCARATIC The People of Kentucky Have Shown By Their Right of Suffrage That They Are Tired of Republican Rule and the Grand Old Commonwealth is Once More Safely Within the Demo cratic fold EVERY DISTRICT snows LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS Montgomery County Goes Democratic By 430 the Largest Majority in a State Election in a Score of Years CKAIG DEI EATS LEDFORD FOR REPRESENTATIVE BY OVER 700 RTZPAI RICK DEf ATS JONES fOR CITY ASSESSOR BY 348 The Democrats of Kentucky by their vote of yesterday have dem onstrated t the nation that our people are tired of Republican rule and are willing to place our States uffairs in the hands of Jeffersonian DemocracyThe State from East to West from North to South showed immense Democratic rains In Louisville the Democratic ticket won by between 5000 and 6000 In Lexington the State race was very close Ernest Cassidy won the Mayors race with the rest of the city ticket in doubt Thomas A Combs seems to have lost in the race for Senator although the contest very close and later returns may show Combs the winner From the telegraphic reports received by this oflice up until a late hour lnst night and from telephone messages direct from Democratic headquarters show that the principles advocated by the Democratic party were the principles of the people and this election is only forerunner of the great national victory that is coming to our party 1912 The election of a Democratic Legislature both houses in sures that big brainy Kentuckian Ollie James a seat in the United States 0 Senate The slogan of our party now should be ON TO WASH INGTON This glorious victory has shown us our strength so let us not waste our time but every good party worker keep busy and next your the victory will be ours RETURNS of MONTGOMERY COUNTY ELECTION NOVEMBER 7th 1911 I IGovernor I Representative I City Assessor I 0 n np G N n 0cB a 1 1 1PRECINCTS I J nr I 1II I 04 I I I 1 I 14 FIRST WARD i88 64 Igo 5S 218 3D SECOND WARD 179 115 176 106 207 76 THIRD WARD 63 155 63 152 74 146 FOURTH WARD 108 43 J06 39 J23 ZI1 69AGRASSY LICK 13Su3 137 107 BEANS 57 48 56 46 LEVEE 85 72 85 72 JEFFERSONVILLE J45 SS 143 SS CAMARGO 99 77 JOO 75 SPENCER 97 37 9J 4J SMITHVILLE 43 IJ9 42 IJ9 HOWARDS MILL no 6o 104 6o HARTS J04 67 J02 67 TOTALS 1602 IJ72 1581 1143 622 273 MAJORITIES 430 438 34S 3 The following city officers were elected without opposition Coun cilmen G D Sullivan Jas McDonald J Will Clay H G Enoch C B Stephens W R McKee Henry Botts and Santford Jouett fort City Attorney W C Hamilton for City Clerk H M Jtingo and- o for Chief of Police John Gibbons Keller Greene was elected County Court Clerk without opposition and the remainder of the State ticket ran close to the respective candidate for Governor Much credit is due Campaign Chairman W B White and his splendid Campaign Committee for the excellent showing made in Montgomery county It will be remembered that Judge ORear dur Ping his long political career has never before failed to carry this his McCrearyrwhich is the largest given any candidate for Governor for many years is the result of hard work upon the part of Chairman White and many other loyal Democrats who for weeks have been perfecting a thorough organization in every precinct in the county L Or tWx tI i L r Saved I f I refused to be operated on the morning I heard about Cardui writes Mrs Elmer Sickler of Terre Haute Ind I tried Car dui and it helped me greatly Now I do my own i washing and ironing j j EqIkeCARDUli1 i 1 I Ii The Womans Tonic Cardui is a mild tonic remedy purely vegetable I and acts in a natural man i neron the delicate woman i ly constitution building j 1 1upstrength and toning up j i the nerves In the past 50 I I f years Cardui has helped more than amillion womentYou are urged to try it i because we are sure that it will do you good At all drug stores j i The MoDilization Review j I Practically the entire American navy is now mobilized The Pa cific fleet has assembled at Los Angeles and the Atlantic fore have steamed down the River reviewed by the of the Navy Over a hundred vessels were in the review Six dreadnoughts and eighteen battle IIships formed the main forces two of the hig armoredcruisers plus types of the cruiser class the new destroyer flotilla and the oU andmore or less outworn tor pedo boats made up the column of which the auxiliaries formed thp rear To the onlookers who liner- the banks of the Hudson this armada appeared allimpressive In fact however the fleet was not homogenous It was a medley of types Many of the ships were I not modern and some like the Indiana and Iowa class have almost j J outlived their usefulness f Our dreadnoughts and nothing else counts today are too few iin number The United States will1 in 1014 float twelve of this type to Germanys twentyone We have not sufficient destroyers properl to guard the fleet and act as a screen against torpedo attacks Nor are the Ipresent auxiliaries like colliers and ammunition and repair ships strong in numbers The fleet which Secretary Meyer reviewed seemingly so impressive could not be maintained at sea for a long TJrliodliS there are not enough vessels to carry the coal There iis oJv one tank ship for the oil fuel of the new destroyers which burning no coal are help leas without oil And all of these are important parts of ahllect in being Our enlisted personnel is not large enough to man the ships built or building Secreta ries of the Navy have repeatedly pointed out that the officers in the higher grades are too old for their rank in comparison withother navies and that the present meth od of promotion is unsatisfactory The recent reorganization of the Navy Department has not yet been made permanent by law al though conducive to efficiency and public moneys are still wasted on navy yarns which are unnecessary to the unkeep of the fleet The burden of all this is not on 9 the navy The responsibility lies with Congress Whatever it may lack in material however the fleet itself is highly efficient Never has the spirit of the personnel been high er Ten years ago our ships could not hit a barn Today our target practice is as good as that of any of the great navies and in engineroom efficiency we are aheadof the world This was I proved by the railroadschedule made by the fleet on its world j 3 cruiseI I i History is repeatedly pointing u t- yw i I rie 4- i out the value of sea power Russia lost Manchuria because o- no r navy Austria grabbed Bosnia and Herzegovina without a shadow of diplomatic right and with the connivance of the great powers The Italian flag is now ore Tripoli and Turkeys tcell traine army remains inactive at home be cause Italy holds the commando the Mediterranean The Hau burger Xachrichten one of the inspired organs of Germany sal l recentbuThe Monroe Doctrine is nothing but an affront to other nations A powerful American fleet may in the future be needed jto prevent South America fro sharing the colonization and feudalI position of northern Africa It was in Africa that this country more than a hundred years ago paid dearly for the want of a ready fleet Then the Bashaw of Tripoli leyied tribute on American commerce until he was chastised by Decatur IFrom the Goat Hill Index Professor Jim Richards is one of the live one who goes some iin these neck o the woods Last week he traded two mules the home piano anda fine saddle horse for an automobile and now we learn that he has mortgaged the house and swapped the auto for an airship Professor Jim iis one of our most progressive citi zens esStops LamenessSloans ble remedy for any kind of horse lameness Will kill the growth of spavin curb or splint absorb enlargements and is excellent for sweeny fistula and thrushHeres Proof forhighlinimentIremedy for pains DAILY KIRBY CasMcy Ky SJoias Liniment IS the best made 1 have removed very large shoe boils off a hone with it I have killed a quarter crack on a mare that wiz awfully bad I threehorumare tha c wd hardv w IA7HJNV G PaRoute SLOANS 1JXililw1Iis good for all farm stock dSbeforeadvised to try I hire used it now for three days and my bogs are almost well Uninentbutl A J MCCARTHY IviJc Ind Sold by all I DealerPrice soc 100 tf wSloans Book on Horses Cattle Hogs and Poultry sent free Address Dr Earl S Sloan Boston Masi m ft for Sale Double Standard Polled Durham Bulls which are hornle Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boa and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same n regular printed goods A loo will convince you Remember ua business house is judged by iits stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc H Clay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For Yo Write the Best Insurance Exceu Bonds for you put you Next best investments Sell The Besl Autos THE WIIITK MOTOR CAn I Dont fail to see them 44tf Oatequal The best feed on the market fall kinds of stock Give it a trial und be convinced AgentI T + h++ c + i rrr + idytI J 1 A MOtWhS MEDICINE FOR 25C W S Lloyd Selliiq Dr Rewards Dyspepsia Specific at Half Price shouldduse Dr Howards Specific or at least try it if suffering with con stipation dyspepsia or liver trou ble is the fact that druggist W undedhis personal guarantee to refund the money if the specific does no cure Many lives are lost by treating the sick for the disease If fimyou have any of the following symptoms Dr Howards Specific will cure you Loss of Appetite Sick Headache Distress in Stomach Sour Stomach Great Mental Depression Belching Gas Bloating of Stomach Heartburn Tired Stupid Feeling Lack of Energy Specks before the Eyes Constipation Gnawing In the Stomach Choking Feeling Pains in Side and Chest Stomach Cough Dull Pains in Head Coated TOng Melancholy Forebodings Loss of Sleep Throwing np Food after Eating Bad Dreams Begin to get well today Dr Howards Specific will make a lastinghealth Baseball Poetry Baseball is ordinarily described in prose so that there is not yet any anthology of the sport When it is made Casey at the Bat willof course have a place Also UAt the Ball Game which readers of Eugene and Roswell1 I Martin Fields Echoes from the Sabine Farm do not forget When the Field brothers essayed their mockheroics a different set of athletes fought it out Thus ap peared Ryan Anson Comiskey Mike Kelly and Clarkson Sow steps Ryanus forth at can of furlous Mars And from his oaken stag the sphere speeds to the stars And now he gains the tertiary goal and turns While whiskered balls play round the timid staff of Burns Lo from the tribunes on the bleachers comes- a shout- Beseeching bold Ansonius to line em out And as Apollos flying chariot cleaves the sky So stanch Ansonius lifts the frightened ban on high Like roar of ocean beating on the Cretan cliff The strong KomUke gives the panting sphere bitlAndeverywhere i1 While twice and thrice MlkeHus beats the mocking air So waxes llerce the strife between these god like men And as the heros tame grows by Vlrgilian pen So let Clarksonius Maximus be raised to heights As far above the moon as moon oer lesser lights Clarkson and his companions are not forgotten today although a new generation sits on the bench and mainly on the bleachers and although Clarksons eminence has been equaled or surpassed by that of Muthewson the new heroes also have their poets like Lamp ton and Kirke and we run small Ilisk in prophesying that sometime the baseball anthology will be a fact Whoever publishes it may put us clown for copy number one Colliers HI have been somewhat costive but Doans Regulets gave just the results desired They act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly SSGeorge B Krause 306 Walnut Ave Altoona Pa Ira rsBusiness Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show i you samples Prices the salve as regular printed goods A look willconvince you Remember ua business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc fikFruit ann Shan I 1eElElS uShrubs Asparagus Peonies Etcett J Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden 9 orOur Prices May Interest You I No Agents Free Catalogue H fa HILLENMEYER SONS 1451 Lexington KyI M ff il BRITISH WOMEN AS PIONEERS Dr Ethel Smyth Has Opera Produced and Orchestra Contains Several Feminine Performers For the first time in the history of English music women have been heard in firstclass orchestra Dr Ethel Smyth the first woman to have an opera produced in England is the pioneer of this project andi intawuced a woman flautist and per thrdrum into the orchestra which in magnlfit cent harmonies at a recent matinee at a London theater Hitherto a woman harpist is the only feminine gure which has appeared in first class orchestra the harp being whatt Dr Smyth describes as an eminent ly ladylike instrument She claims that women can look very pretty playing wind instruments and that their femininity need not have any effect on the volume of sound they produce The amount of noise is not a result necessarily of physique but rather of intensity of feeling this is Dr Smyths contention and iin intensity it cannot be said the women are lacking The songs iin which these ladies were tested were extremely difficult and very modern and have hitherto taxed the capacity of the firstclass male performer to the utmost but they stood the test admirably and there seems no good reason why in future the symphony orchestra and its prototypes should not have the dull monotony of its blackcoated music masters relieved by feminine frills IHE WAS WISE Conductor crowded street car Move forward please I PassengerNot on your life This lady sitting here is my wife and ifi anyone sits in her lap its going to be me Im wise to this roads curves allright SURE CURE FOR SNORING To the snorers who ask for the cure let the cause be announced Snoring is the result of stomachic repletion and mental vacuity A correspondent who has suffered from both prescribes the cure A light supperor noneto avoidrepletion and the frequent repetition of some literary phrase to provide occupation for the mind during sleeping hours Go to bed fasting and think of some short literary phrase to occupy your mind The combination of the two prescriptions against snoringthe abstention from food and the medi tation upon the literary phrase may be found in Ecclesiasticus the ninetieth verse of the thirtyfirst chapter How sufficient to a well manneredman is a very little and he doth not breathe hard upon his bed IKUS DEPARTURE The departure of the archcrim inal Iku from Pekin to exile is de scribed as rivaling in splendor that of the most distinguished envoy to foreign parts All the unoccupied great ones of Pekin usaw him off j he took four cooks and twenty serv ants with him and left behind with eachservants family a solatium of fty ounces j moreover each servant to sign on and secure bail for good behavior It pays to be a traitorWestminster Gazette HABIT Theres no use talking said Mr Dustin Stax this corporation of ours will have to dissolve How will you go about itP I dont know The only way I know of to dissolve things is to keep putting water into them- CALCULATIONS Thank heaven air is still free said the gloomy person Yes replied Mr Chuggins But an automobile tire to surround small section of it costs a heap r f r j j n mmant fliiar For fall Bridesi DONT FORGET TO SEE O- URFurniture LINE OFU We can furnish your new home complete and at a less price than out of town merchants charge 1 Largest Stock in Eastern Kentucky Sutton SonA- NNOUNCEMENT Autumn 1911 Winter 1912 I WIHIBERRYCOFITTERS The one place in town where footwear of quality the kind that appeals to theIbetter sort is to be found All the authoritativelyl correct fall and t winter models for men women and chil dren are ready for your inspection WE WANT YOU to examine the Corn King manure spreader We want to show you the mend superior features found in its construction We want to explain to you how easy and how convenient I the arrangedbWe want to show you the substantial construction We want to show you how by using the Corn King manure spreader your boy can do as much work as a man You will be surprised at the substantialconstruction You wont find the Corn King manure spreader like other spreadersit is in a class by itself Call today We are reserving a catalogue for you It f P is filled with valuable information on soil maintenance and fertilizers It is yours for the asking If you are not ready to buy now call anyway We want to number you as a friend I FOR SALE BY J3rewiLtt jSowe- llt f c I insurance ffleal stateII 0No- SL GREENEf STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG v le V I t y dsRobinsonThe The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get High Grade Cut Glass l in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest patterns New laVallieres an excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line LET US DO YOUR1 JOB PRINTING f 10 r i air=rx t qqti + f LTheFamous JdftfoLamp I The Rayo Lamp is the best and most serviceable lamp you can find for any part of your home It is in use in millions of families Its strong white light has made r it famous And it never flickers I J p4 In the diningroom or the parlor the Rayo gives just the light that u most dec tive It iis a becoming lampin itself and to you Just the lamp too for bedroom H Ior1 library where a dept steady light is needed The Rayo is made of solid brau nickelplated olio in numerous other styles and finishes Easily lighted without removing ihade or chimney easyto dean andrewick Ask your dealer to show you hit line of Rayo lamps I or write for docripthro circular to any agency of the Standard Oil Company Incorporated State formal ALL EQUIPMENT yt Graining School ror loathers Courses leading to Elementary State Certificate Intermediate State Certificate Advanced State Certificate this certificate be comes a life diploma All these certificates are valid In all public schools In Kentucky Special courses Review Courses Tuition free to appointees Two splendid Dormitories New Model School New Manual Training Bulldlnc Practice School Department of Ac riculture a well equipped Gymnasium Students can enter to advantage any time Address 7lyr J G CKABUE President Richmond Kentucky WINTER TOURIST TICKETST- FLORIDAAND ON SALE DAILY LI VIA ELECTRICALLYLIGHTED GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31 1912 FOR FULL PARTICULARS CALL ON ANY TICKET ACENT QUEEN ORESCENT ROUTE on WBtn H C KINO Passenger and Ticket Agent 101 E Main St LEXINGTON KY I wwwwwwwwwwwww+ f Y A FULL LINE OF Tiuhtoow Glass AT Mt Sterling Drug Co PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED lyr MMWAWMWMAAMMM I For Sale An excellent and most desirable farm of 130 acres more or less subject to sur vey situated immediately on Mt Sterling and North Middletown turnpike road about equal distance from each place Has on it a good twostory metal roof frame dwelling of 8 rooms and two large halls with front and back porches all in good repair All necessary outbuildings including coal chicken and buggy houses goodOtJ4bleLand in high state of cultivation withal a splendid home One hours drive of county seat Apply to Dr J Keller Johnson or L B Greene i6tf Agents and Attorneys in Fact Real Estate Real Estate THE WORLD IS MADE OF- t Real Estate Let us sell you a piece of it List your farm with us now Any busiuess entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention Sadden Evans fl I Office No 9 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY e t DINING CARS SERVINGALL A LA CARTE Choice Beef A Luxury Wholesalers are marking th price of cornfinished beef a notch higher every week An articl that was superabundant a few months back is becomingrare Choice bullocks are quotable to 875 this weekand cattle equally good sold at 625650 early in the summer Revulsion of senti ment is is the principal factor in current scarcity Market predic tion of a 9 trade in such steers elicits no contradiction and the show sale at the International maybe pyrotechnic unless too many are held back for that event Promptly the wail of the dis tributor is heard No 1 ribs have advanced to 17ic and loins to21cand the retailer in an effort to justify his stereotyped margin is eloquent on the sub ject of scarcity But when the same grades of beef were selling at bargain rates in the packers coolers last winter and through the first half of the summer con sumers derived no benefit AI rule that does not work both ways is a poor one Beef is not the only illustration of this faulty system of distribu tion A year ago the common re tail price of apples in Chicago was 50c a peck today about the same sale tickets are used by mllrketI men but apples have practically no commercial value in orchards located less than 50 miles distantI Bacon costs almost as much nowI with light hogs on a 625 basis as when 9 or more was the stock yards priceJJj When the current run of grassers wanes and it is tapering off weekly retailers will find them selves at the end of their rainbow Any attempt on their part to main tain the profits possible during the recent period of plentitude with out arousing the ire of consum ers will merely aggravate the case Any skin itching isa temperjj tester The more you scratch the worse it itches Doans Ointment cures piles eczema any skin itch ing At all drug stores 1m R Some men never reach the top because the elevator isnt running I ai i BUT BOOKS LIVE ON Many a man lives a burden to the earth but a good book is the precious life blood of a master spiritt Embalmed and treasured upon pur pose to a life beyond life It true no age can restore a life whereof perhaps there is no great loss andrevolutions of ages do not of truthlo11I fare the worse We should be wary therefore what persecution we raise against the living labors of public men how we spill that seasoned life ofman preserved and stored up hooks since we see a kind of homicide may be thus committedsome times a martyrdom and if it extend to the whole impression a kind of massacre whereof the execution end not in the slaying of an elemental life but strikes at the ethereal and fifth esscnse the breath of reason itself slays an immortality rather tha n life Milton rcopagitica After a man luis once been im portant and loses it he is never really modest again He cant forget the days when he was somebody Get your pure pork sausage at Gieenwades w = Misery loves company but when you see him coming its a good idea to post the notice This is my day off from home Notice On and after November 1st the following reduced prices on Incandescent tamps will be in effect 4 C P Carbon Lamp 15 8 15 16h 15 32 30 25 Watt Mazda Tungsten Lamp 50 30 55 60 U 75 100U U 100 We have recently closed a large contract covering both the Win chester and Mt Sterling Plants whichenables us to offer LImps at prices less than they can be citiesCMT STERLING WATER LIGHT COMPANYeIncorporated W P HACKETT Manager 174t p In the shivering season many a sinner is loafing around in the hop that Charity will cover him Bring us your country produce We will treat you right S E Kelly Co 12tf Roofing For Sale I will save you money on allI kinds of metal roofing or sheet metal Phone 674 6tf Henry Judy Seared Bids for Bonds Sealed proposals for the purchase of all or any part of 15 00000 in bonds to be issued by the Board of Trustees of the Mt Sterling Kentucky Graded Common School District will be received by the undersigned up to noon November 24th 1911 Said bonds will be dated Jan uary 1 1912 in denominations of 50000 each with 6 semiannual I interest coupons attachedand maturing serially 100000 yearly beginningi i one year from 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 no accepted Right reserved to re ject any or all bids For further particulars and for blank form on which bids may be made address CHARLES D GHUIJIJS l73t Mt Sterling Ky Notice to Farmers From the 10th of November we will be in the market for goodI fat turkeys at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE G Da Sullivan SCo- W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky Phone Office 474 Residence 132 13iyr CATCHING THE CROWD EASY Test of Public Mans Success How ever Is to Hold Peoples Re peel and Confidence The test ofa public mans sues cess with the people is his ability to hold their respect and confidence Atman may be severely criticised for 11some individual act but no single to form the basis of popular judgment The man who wears with the people is the man worth while the man who serves the people best deedsmwill bear the scrutiny of time It is no indictment ofa mans sincerity or quality of intellect for him to possess the knack of catching the fancy of those to whom he speaks whether from the rostrum or through the press Indeed that is very necessary accomplishment indictmentnof him when he seeks no more than to gain superficial popular approval for purely selfish ends The people may be taken off their feet for the moment by an apt phrase but they cannot be kept off their feet by one They may ap plaud the eloquence of a demagogue at first but they will after a while find him out and reject him The people are ultimately correct in the application of their own test They often act by impulse and with error but they always come back finally to a sober judgment and then comes the reckoning for those who have played upon their credulity THEY PRODUCE HEAT Mr Smith My boy at college is going to have a hot time this year Mr JonesThinkso goe a inet and a sweater REMEDY FOR MOTHS Air the bedclothes thoroughly fold the blankets in paper and scat ter freely among the folds hemlock flagsIor powder are equally as effective as moth balls and give the bed clothes an agreeabl- odor Paste the ends of the paper together and paste wrapping paper over the top of the case in such a way so as to leave no cracks through which moths can find entrance Place these in a large packing box which has been lined with heavy wrapping paper and then nail down the lid Womans National Weekly TO KEEP BUTTER COOL A convenient and easy way to keep butter cool is by applying the evaporationIas and dry bulb hygrometer The but ter is placed in a closed receptacle butter dish with lidund after this has been placed in a soup plate containing water a wet cloth is putover the dish with its ends in the water Evaporation goes on at the surface of the cloth and more water is sup placetbelow This keeps the cloth and dish inside ata few degrees below the atmospheric temperature and by this means butter can be kept firm in the hottest days A TECHNICAL MIND What in the name of common sense are you arresting me for asked the motorist who had accident ally violated a regulatio- nI aint arrestin you in the name of common sense replied the rustic sheriffuIm arrestin you in the name of the law- TERRA INCOGNITA Why do you say Jiblots in a profoundedly learned man p Because he knows what it in the back of the dictionary 1T t When purchasing silver ware remember that in silver plate no name stands for higher quality or greater durability than the re nowned trade mark 1841 ROGERS BROS TRIPLE XS Ask your dealer to show you the various exquisite patterns in which the Silver Plate That Wears can be had The wide lati tude for choice in knives forks spoons and fancy serving pieces assures satis faction to every taste Sold by leading dealers everywhere Send for cata logue CL showing all designsI COInteroaUonMCRIDCN CONN Big SaleUNOW GOING ON As we have sold our business and determined to locate else= l where we are cutting the price deeper than ever before on Gents Clothing Shoes Hats Ladies Furnishings Trunks Suit Cases Etc Every Article Marked in Plain Figures Come Early and Get the Pick of Our stock GLICK EROS f v Our Silverware is Purchased- to Please People Who Know SILVERWARE comes in various qualities the same as vjvbutter and shoes A SILVERWARESItVERIVARFsethat answers the purpose Our SILVERWARE is made by manufacturers who have the reputation of making the best The SILVERWARE we sell is guaranteed in every par ticular and costs no more than the ordinary kind M Every family is compelled to buy SILVERWARE either J for their own use or for a present Realizing this we sell our SILVERWARE at a close margin concluding that it is better vrto 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 in a goad Jewelry Store rJ W JonesT- he I MT STERLING JewelerJv r i 4 II V HOG CHOLIERE3Cun be prevented for Only 5 Cents per Month for each hOI The sick lire cured and the exposed hogs In the same herd are kept from having the disease for W Cents per head Epidemics come In the Full anti Spring and every year thousands of farm ers lose their hogs HOVKHON HOC CHOLEKA KEMEUV cures and prevents Cholera Coughs Worms Fevers Scours und Thumps stimulates the appetite aids digestion and causes hogs to take on extra flesh from the same feed Hotter net some today nnd save your hogs At your Druggists or sent upon receipt of Price Gallon J500 and 150 Manufactured Guaranteed by BOURBON REMEDY COMPANY Lexington Ky Sold by W S LLOYD COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ML Sterling Collegiate Institute POSITION SECURED for all who complete one or more of our courses either Bookkeeping and Banking or Shorthand and Typewriting Penmanship specialty Write us at once VV I3 aADD0OK Px nMT STERLING KENTUCKY tHrr t etR 1- i I Vt AY s 1- wwr urrie 1 wMye + rM t c p U- k r r i0 0 al l klej tr ym 0- o il 1 1 j i r jII I b r j jI j of Advocate Publishing Company INCORPORATED J W HEDDEN EDITORSGS t Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for I RETURN TO YOUR LABORS Lets forget the bitterness of yesterdav and take up again the responsibilities r of citizenship The election is overwe are glad that it isand the sooner we return to our several avocations the better off we will be The recent registration should encourage our publicspirited t izens as it showed Mt Sterling had 1022 voters and this number doe not include at least fifty others who were absent from home or sick This is a Rain of nearly 100 voters or 500 in population in one year Houses are being erected everywhere and prosperity is abundant This is due very largelwe think to the installation of a sanitary I sewer system and brickstreets We are informed a majority of the propertyowners on Hig street from Maysville to Queen have petitioned the Council to order it bricked A similar petition we are told is being circulated on West Main street and others are likely to follow What everybody should do irrespective of politics is to pull together for the upbuilding of our city Lets make it an inviting place in which to live Dont let a few knockers stand in the way of progress If they had had their way we would never have had electric lights water works natural gas sewers brick streets or any other conveniences Remember all we get out of life after all is a few com forts as we go along i At least a mile more brick streets and two miles more of new I pavements should be built next year If this is done and our citizen- work in harmony we are optimistic enough to prophesy that Mt Sterling will have not less than 8000 population in 1915 I 7= 1 button Eastin Cofir- jij Jfiuncral Directors and Smbalmers I jtmbulance Service t I Cornor lain and lank Streets1 Day Phono 481 Vfioht Phonas 295 and 23 V Tuberculosis Car The health car of the Tubercu losis Society was in this city Monday and Tuesday A large num ber of our citizens paid the car a visit while here which was quite interesting and very instructive The illustrated lecture at the court house Monday eveninir showed clearly the causes of tuberculosis and proved convincingly that the only remedy was fresh air Dont buy a corduroy suit until you see ours Walsh Bros Phone S E Kelly Co for Fresh and Cured Meats 12tf Jas T Pieak Dead Jas T Pleak died at his home on the Paris pike Wednesday morning and the remains were i f terred in the Coons burying j groundon Spencer Thursdays Mr Pleak was about 50 years of citizenHe t several children Corduroy Suits Sweet Orr make Punch GravesI fPure pork sausage fresh every day at Vanarsdells Call phone 85 and 100 for your meats pure pork and link sausage j r w r tf V + i rm FLOWERSoJ s I The past week business in bulbs cut flowers and floral designs in Mt Sterling and vicinity has been gratifying to us for which we ex tend our thanks to the public and wish to announce that we shall- continue A t to procure the best in Cut lowers of all Description i Plant your bulbs now It is true it can he put off for a while but the results will not be as gratifying in the spring We also make a specialty of California Privet in all sizes You can see a sample of our stock we planted in front of the Court House i I I 1 t II i 1 f L I1- 1 ii- r I f r y w + das M + rw r 3 kL1 jwAX RaMk1hN n 1 The Mt Sterling Nafional BankIi Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 12500 I W M BRIDGfORTH Or APOPLEXY Was One of Countys Most Prominent and Best Beloved Citizens Qn last Wednesday evening at 8 oclockafter a brief illness the Bridgfortls1 passed from its tenement of cIa upward to Him who gave it Mr condition while serious considered critical and the end was sudden and shocking The family had gone to sonhL L Bridgforth who was rem fug to lam when without a warn ing the endcame Mr Bridgforth the last of thir teen children to pass away was horn May 10th 1837 in Mechen berg county Virginia and at the age of seven years removed to Holmes county Mississippi He was educated at the George town Baptist College and it was there he met Miss Nannie Chen ault whom he married November oshis then beautiful Southern plan tation which soon after was des Muted at the hands of an invl ain BricJjtforthIenlisted to fight in the battles of the South for the protection 6f home wife and property RLtur- ug otter the surrender he brought his wife and one son Lucien hay ing buried one son James iin Southern soil to Kentucky where honored andadmired he spent th remainder of his days the greater part as a farmer a success in livestock and in agricultural departments past few years residing nt his beautiful home 156 North Maysville street in this city IIe was a member and trustee the Sterling Baptist Church thudnn ties imposed on him FuseralSo services were conducted at his la residence by his pastor Rev Geo inteidCemetery He is survived wifo and five children Lucien L of this city Mrs James of California Mrs John T Gay of Woodford county Mrs Robert Howell and R 11 Bridgforth of this county William and an infant joining the hosts beyond Mr Bridgforth was a character to be admired in his daily walks a1 man who will be greatly missedlas father husband andcitizen Friend after friend departs Who hath not lost a friend There Is here nOunlon of hearts That finds not here an end Were this frail our final rest Living or dying none were blest There Is a above Where parting Is unknown long eternity of love Panned for the good alone And faith beholds the dying here Translated to that glorious sphere Thus star by star declines TiU all arc passed away As morning high and higher shines To pure and perfect day Nor sink these stars In empty nlkht hut hide themselves In heavens own 4 Chickens for Sale For the next 15 days I willsell1 early hatched pure bred Barred1 Plymouth Rock 50 cockerels at 75c each 5 dozen pullets at 1 10 dozen home price Mrs Jas Cravens Phone 559 A 4 16tf Ordinarily corduroy suits have no lit See oujrs and youllsee good cords good fitters iistJe Walsh Bros T After Making a Deposit here a man feels he needs t worry any longer about his morleY+ He knows it iis absolutely sat fat rafter than if he kept itlin his own possession There is much more than mere safety in haying an ac count here There is convenience economy and accommodation I and have us explain how C B P TTERSON Cashier VICTIM Montgomery Bridgforths was not the Mt by his McClymonds world world light that Call j JAMES F HOOD DlfS AT RIPE OLD AGE Was a Deacon in the Mt Ster ling Baptist Church But Made His Home at Willard Ky Mr James F Hood brother of the late William Hoodof this JohnrR Hoodof the Southern Confeder- acyl died at the home of his son Asa Hood in Wiilard Gaiter county on last Wednesday the 1st of November 1911 in the ninetieth year of his age His r mains were brought here on Thursday aandafter services at the grave conducted by Dr George Kennard was buried iin Machpelah cemetery Mr Hood was the Senior Deacon in the Mt Sterling Baptist church of whichchurch he had been amember for ninny years After his conversion and uni with the church he was busy un the day of his death pointing outj the way to those in darkness the pointinn = out to them the light He is sur Hoood JenngV Istead Tacoma Wash au bReesennd1 unusuanbright mind a tine historian logical in his reasoning It was through him many of th richest finds were made that hay made anesome years prior to his death he discovered the richest of all his finds and it was his greatest de sire to live to put this find before the people Though having lived andserved to a ripe and honorable missedOfHow blest the righteous when he dies When sinks a wearysoul to rest How mildly beams the closing eyes How gently leaves the expiring breastl awayto are ore- oS gently shuts the eye of day Bodies a wave along Jhe shore A holsqulc4relgnsnraundIi J v Acalm whIch life nor death i dc ttor f I A fI1ndJ Which his unfettered soul enjoys Lifes labor done as sinks the clay Light from Its load the spirit tiles While sayHow9 Fort Sale On account of bad health I have decided to sell my farm containing j 109 acres located on the Spen cer piles about 2t miles from Mt Sterling This is one of the best farms in the county most of iit being sown down in grass Lots of good tobacco land Lays well1 and nearly every foot can be cul tivated Has good new house on it one of the best stock barns in the county and other outbuildings It is within half mile of andschool house and lies railroa- station almost at the gate This is rare e I anyonthat18tf J RogerGntewood j farm for Sale 1 Two hundred acres halfway between Mt Sterling and OwingsII ville Two sets of improvements Well watered and nearly all i grass For information write a see John Stofer R F D No 1 Mt Sterling Ky 164t VanarsueHsExtra heavy weight cashmere0 pants for cold weather wear Walsh Bros IBEAUTIFULWDDIN i Miss Eula Perry Becomes Bride P ofMr N T McKee at Sleepy mil the Handsome Country Home bt Her Parents Jhi the presence of only the irn mediate family and a few intimate friends last Tuesday evening at seven oclock Miss Eula PerryI daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben F thle bride of Mr Neal Trimble McKee eldest son of Judge H Clay Mc K eThe wedding was the hap py culmination of a courtship that began when both young Peopl- were students at Lexington Col leges Miss Elizabeth Perry was the only attendant Mrs Charles W Kirkpatrick presidedat the piano and Rev H D Clark was thd officiating min iister The whole lower floor o the handsome old country home Sleepy Hillwns beautifully decoratedwith smilax autumn leaves and chrysanthemums andI presented most pleasing aspect The bride was dressed in white satin with the conventional orange blossoms and veil The young couple left on the 46C fe 0 train for the east an evileI make their home in New York where Mr McKee has lately lo cated After the ceremony delicious sandwiches and frappe were s wSimrallhoMiss Perry is one of Montgom ery countys most charming and popular daughters andwil1be circlesilMr McKee is a splendid moral1 young man and his eminent busi welldenialhim as a host of friends roaniev Jodr those who so richly deservejtt rj ill Harris JjOhflSC f Funeral Directors and EmbalmefsfliI t r Mt Sterling Ky PROYR ytOffice 179 Residence14e andC85aS racer Humphreys Florists f rDESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and 11- I WEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY erGreenhouse Phone 88 Store Phone 547 MT STERLING KENTUCKY Hunters Take Notice I thatfthey will be prosecuted if they are caught hunting upon the lands of the undersigned- T J Pergrim Lee Gibbs jRob Hart rove J C B Johnson John Mcllvain John Hart Turner Becraft Lit Phelps t Chas B Reid J H Wiiigate Sam Donohey John Blankensbip R B Crooks Ben Stamper WfugateaBruton S M Walker E D Walker Ed Young G W McCormick Press Jones Oscar Sponsor M K Tapp James Baxter John Scott Dave Norris v Mrs Amanda Botts James Ford T W Stuton J W Ford Will Stephens George Ford P J Shackelford Jays Coburn E D MarshallAPure pork link sausage at Greenwades New fresh clean linevof staple and fancy groceries at S E Kelly CoI 12tf New macaroni and spaghetti atIVanarsdells Corduroy Suitsotieet Orr raaUet Puhctrv Graves ii t lIflI 41 SALEdAND RENTING dj I Near the Kidd ville pike on the old Ogg farm dMontgomery county Ky on fl Friday ovemberr 117 1 111 r seIJbyI i tvrr 12 head of fat Hogs t if q1ili 7 head oi2yoarold Steers weight about 1050 Ibs v v 7 head yearling Steers A No 1 weight about 1000 Ibs 7 head yearling Steers A No1 weight about 950 IbsV 7 headyearling Steers A No 11 weight about 900lbs 7 head yearling Steers A No1 weight about 850lbs0i9 head yearling Steers A No1 weight about 750 Ibs 3 Heifers and 1 Cow t yearling Bulls 1 black Mare 8yrold in foal by Earl Patch i ir1 bay Mare 8yrold in foal by good jack t1 good yearling Mare by Earl Patch f tJ i 1 good yearling Mare by Lad for leI J1 Horse Colt by Earl Patch 1 good Mare Colt V JJl1 good family Buggy pure 5 years old 4mp 2 good Brood Mares ViiJff5 2 good Match Horses Wagon and Harness 1 roadster Horse 5 years oldan Alcyo f mentiona lAt the same time and place we will sell about 129 acres of land adjoining Jno Conley Thos J Rayborn and Thereistobacco Grass save about 3 acres It is well watered by four living and the suitable yearnprivileger if acres put tobacco and 5 acres of corn Mr John Conley will show these lands to prospective purchasers or renters JatIfe soirWMr evy f 1- i r CtCt lC i i i 1illo 1ass ILL SIZESf AT Diersons Drug Store P oae 129 No 10 Court St r T jPERSONAL i 11111111 Mr T C Coleman spent Saturday and Sunday in Louisville Mr Ben Cox ot Louisville iis in this city visiting his parents I Mrs Charlie Lindsay spent sev- FeralI days in Louisville last week Mrs Clarence Thomas has returned from a visit to her mother in Louisville 1 Mn Rufus Hadden and famil have moved to their new home or theLevee pike Mr G Y Triplett and wife have moved to their new resi dense on Holt avenue rfMiss Mary McClure Fog was the guest of friends in Lexington several days the past week Miss Stella Rankin has returnee from a two weeks visit with rela tives and friends in Lexington and wife IiwiDrlleavebIHrsday for a tVO weeks stay in Hot Springs Ark Mrs Bernice Hull Clay has rc turned home after a visit to Miss Louise McConathy in Lexington Messrs Priest and Hulan Kemper of Bourbon county were in this city the first of the week jr Bep Triplett of Canada jaJUS rdJ5unday to be the guest of ffietiHsTancr relatives for trfef- lWs f rtt pMr and Mrs Yancy Orme have returned froma visit to Mr V Ormes mother and brother in 1 CincinnatiF Miss Mary Vansant Tabb who is attending college in Lexington was the guest of her parents the first of the week Mr Robert Trimble Jr who isI attending Central University at Danville was the guest of his parents the first of the week IF Mr and Mrs J Q Stephens visited their daughter Mrs John F Richardson at North Middle town from Saturday until Monday Mrs W R Nunnelley of Lou isville and Mrs James Pickrell 1 of Winchester were guests of friends and relatives here this weekMr and Mrs M E McClure of Dry RidgerKy find Mr Claude Conrad of Williamstown were guests of Anna Mary Triplett last week Arthur C Richardson who lifts been at Martinsville Ind for two weeks being treated for rheu matism returned home Saturday night much improved Mr John ORear and wife Mr John Hazelrigg and wife and Mrs EC ORear of Frankfort were present to hear Judge E C jJ ORears speech Saturday ShreveportLawInch were sold by Walnut Grove BYoungBuckner Woodfordof Cinch natiand Mrs W W Colt of Cleveland OhoJ were g stsoftheir parents H M Wobdfor JOarollWoadfordsOQinlatheir son Kelly Woodford llav gone to McIntosh Florida where they will make their future home J i BIRTHSI J v d r1111 1 At Providence RI to the babiboyIn New York City October 28 1911 to the wife of Mr Bniu bridge Richardson a son Mrs Richardson was formerly Miss Re becca Miller of this city and has a host of friends here Witch Elk hunting shoes sole agents Punch Graves carriesa full line of meats nothing but the best We show the best S750 gli and 1250 corduroy suits made Walsh Bros New package and bulk mina meat at Vanarsdells nm + a THE SICKi r MJI Mr C D Wades condition iis somewhat improved MrvW A DeHaven has been- quite sick for several days pas with heart trouble Miss Lila Mae Harper who has been sick with fever several weeks is able to be out again Mr J Roger Gatewood who has been very ill for several weeks stillremains in a serious condition Mrs G E Coons who has been seriously ill for the past ten weeks condition remains unchanged MrsrNorraan Horton isa slowly recovering from an attackof ty phoid fever at her home on South Queen street Mr H G Tabb who went to Lexington for an operation last week is reported to be in a very dangerous condition Corduroy pants Sweet Orr make Punch Graves Seal skin caps at Walsh Bros I odeTRELIGIOUS s J4eoQ 4dm oeve sew- All members of the Missionary Societies interested in the Jubilee Movement are requested to meet at the Baptist church Thursday afternoon October 9 atSpclpck H portsof various committees vill be m ennd the program ciorapleted for the coining Jubilee Beginning November 12th at the Methodist Church revival services will be held by Rev J 3J Harris of Wilmore Ky He will preach at 230 and at 730 each day during the week Fine music interesting sermons with arnest active work to promote righteousness In our midst will mark this meeting We very arnestly invite the cooperation of all the people and hope they will come and work with us j Hemember Ehis- r t To get BEST RESULTS from FLOUR Use viJerrs 9Jerlcton IEY- our GROCER or Mr ebb-J s- Y F h ransN r cd 4 t f 1 c SOCJALJEU rI + sd i r SU SSSSe eSSS55151 Miss Mary Smith was hostess at a beautiful euchre at her home on Sycamore street last Wednesday About forty guests enjoyed Miss tim ths hospitality At the con elusion of the interesting games rn deLightful course luncheon was served t One of the most charming so sill events of the season was the elaborate euchre given lust Thurs lily afternoon by Mrs Charles W Nesbitji and Mrs Amanda T Howell at the lovely home of Mrs Nesbitt on the corner of Sycamore and High streets The en tire lower ioort of the spacipu dome was lovely in its decorrttion of plants and flowers the color scheme of yellow and red being carried out in the most artisic and beautiful manner After the interesting games which were en joyed by nearly a hundred guests a most d6licious luncheon of sev eral courses was served The oc cusion was pronounced one of the most delightful of the season Those who attended from a dis tance were Mrs Vernon Mastin of Versailles Mrs Charles Clark Mrs Lawrence Mitchell of North Middletown Miss Leila Scoggen Louisville Mr L B Cockrell of Winchester Miss Helen Tash of Chicago Mrs Perry Allen of Independence Mo and Mrs Es pie Goodpaster of Owingsville gBanquet Possibly the most elegant ban quet served in this city for mnny years was enjoyed last Thursda night at Ringos Cafe by sovera members of the younger society set The spacious dining room was beautifully decorated in autumn leaves and cut flowers whip a large shock of fodder in one corner served as a screen for the musicians on the posts seperatinj the dining room from the main room there were large pumpkini cut into jackolantern faces These added to the other Hal loween decorations made thei room a perfect autumn bower A large round table seating eight couples was in the center of the room while twosnuillround tables for the chaperones were provided all of which were taste fully decorated The banquei which was served in eightcoursesrwas most delight ful in every respect showing con elusively that those who planned andserved same were past masters of the culinary art Before going to the banquet the young people attended the Tabb Opera House where a special section had been reserved fur them Among those present were Misses Elizabeth Perry Vitullu Cingsolying Winona Tipton Emerald Judy Alice Young Margaret I Looney Emily Robinson Nancy C Owings and Catherine Greene Messrs Caldwell Clay Tom Grubbs Richard Apperson Ermine French Tipton Wilson Gilbert Satterwhite Stewart McCormick Robert Nelson and Howell Reese The young people were diaper oned by Mr and Mrs R P Thomas Mr and Mrs G 0- Anderson and Mrund Mrs G B 5enff f Diamonds- Having a large stock of diamonds on hand I will for the next thirty days offer special prices on same The diamond syndicate has raised the price Come in and benefit by my early purchases be fore I am forced to raise the price Jno Wt Jones Stray Heiter A red yearling heifer has been at my place near Judy about two nonths Owner can have same by proving property and paying for keep and for this notice 83t Mrs Adelia Rankin FOR RENT Room on Syca more street For prices and par culars apply to Mrs M S Lane I8tf Hunting coats Punch Jo Graves i Just see our corduroys in suits and punts Walsh Bros Pure pork link sausage at reenwades I Corduroy pants Sweet Orr make Punch Graves Norfolk and double breasted cord suits heavy lined Walsh Bros Get your purepork sausage at I reenwadesv J j gli rh I i- L Big fire West Liberty he county sent 6f Morgan county was visited by a disastrous fire Monday night Among the buildings destroyed which were seven or eight were Day Davis store and Oakley Ly knsstore The Coal Hotel waS also damaged The loss will reach 20000 covered by about 10000 insurance The Hoffman agency of this city had the in surance on all buildings destroyed or damaged Mr Frerl Weckesser of the Spot Cash Grocery has bought the Eliza Moore Sons bankrupt stock of general merchandise and fixtures at Johnson Station and movedsame to the Cockrell store room next door to Mt Sterling National Bank is being unpacked now and if not sold as a whole or in large lots to merchants will be turned loose on next Saturday at 50c on the dollar Death of icespected Colored Woman Eliza Sydner aged 49 vears died at her home in the Beans voting precinct in this county last Thursday of acute Brights disease She was one of the most highly respected colored women in the county and her family has the sympathy of many friends both white and colored She is sur vived by her husbandand several children I I Big Class Adoption Tuesday evening November 21 by the Modern Woodmen of America The work will be ex emplified by a Drill Team All Neighbor Camps are requested to be presentA r Special D H C 182t Special Sale I have just returned from the city of Cincinnati with a full line of splendid pattern huts and in order to sell them quickly will sell 2000 pattern hats for 1000 Come early and get your choice I have many other hats which will be sold bargainsMrs Greenwade Carriage to Meet Trains 1 911J Lloyds stable phone 281 fojuWill Beari for baggage Also hayj a carriage that willmeet ill trains 25 cents each way I7fcf Hunters see our corduroy suits Walsh Bros You can buy the mens heavy underwear at The Fair for 35c each Mens tan socks pair 15c 1See the cravenette andslipon garments at Walsh Bros Fall ttiDi BAKING POWDERJJ Absolutely Pure Makes Home Baking Easy No other aid to the housewife is so great no other agent so usefuland certain in making delicious wholesome foods The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum No Lime Phosphates fence Damaged Recently Mrs P Meguire had her property on Lexington avenue enclosed by a wire fence A dis pute has arisen as to the correct location of her property linemany claiming her fence enclosed por tion of Lexington avenue or Winchester pipe- Monday night some unknown person or persons cut the fence in a number of places with wire pliers doing considerable damage- If apprehended the guiltyi l conIductIf the fence is not properly located the courts are open and anyone feeling himself aggrieved can and should have the mutter settled in a legal way and not by resort ing to violence Look 5 Cents Each Stone tea pots lgallon butter jars i gallon matches V o Lantern globe r Box letter paper 13inch tin wash pant Go to The Fair Store and get any of the above for a nickel W L May of this county has sold to Caywood Hamilton of North Middletown a nice harness gelding for 200 Cemetery Bridge Being Erected The iron bridge for the Mach pelah Cemetery Co has arrived and is being put up by the Brack ett Bridge Co of Cincinnati High cut shoes at Walsh Bros Bazaar The Mission Band of the Chris tian church will have a bazaar on Dec 8th and 9that Roberts Mastins for the benefit of thc new Sunday schoolrooms 15t7 Now is the time to lay in your winter supply The right place to buy is The Fair Store They pay cash for their goods and sell for cash which enables them to sell for less 4 I Hunting coats Punch Graves j t tTast Notice Remember if your city and school taxes are not paid before December 1 the penalty of ten per cent will be added Save yourself this penalty by calling andsettling same at once B J MCDONALD 183t City Tax Collector I Styles Suits and Overcoats 2000 and 2250 Suit or Overcoat 14481500 and l1800 Suit or Overcoat 128PU- NCH AT GRAVES 2 BIG STORES 2 I t Sterlscg EI a + i f 0 I = r tt- Pt If v Af G s zLot 4 j k rij kt r0z P t r ktf i A 4 iiI k 1 r b11Y V 8 + ii i i Yf- r f l l kti 11 I U TI oo I WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE I ft 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 in the all agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the sameII rowI2 Talk with HoffmanMt Sterling Xect1O1 yJJustice to Hcney The country has been talking for some weeks now about the radicalism of California On I1 1 October 10 the people of that State added many amendments to their constitution They enabled the Legislature to require just and measures They limited the number of bills that could be introduced and put con ditions around the method of in troducing They gave to women the right to vote They enabled the people to pass laws or amend the constitution independently of the Legislature and with certain exceptions to repeal any measure passed by tthe Legislature They forbade reversals by Appellate Courts in criminal cases unless it was shown that there had been miscarriage of justice They pro vided for the recall of public oflicials including judges They made possible an employers system irrespective of fault on either side They to icities power to own and operate public works for light heat power telephone and trans Vt T i portation They provided that no change in textbooks necessitating the purchase of new books by pu pils should be made oftener than once in four years When Governor Johnson was elected Cali fornia took her stand as an em I andIshe has been making that more unmistakable ever since To her citizens in general belongs the credit but let us hope that the public remembers that but for the courage and persistence of Francis T Hcney the State would have been a longer time in reach Heneyshealthly prosperity diminished by what oJ reapedby I DONT SAY YOURE OLD I I j jYou Only Feel Old Digestive organs aro weak dont assimilate food as they used to Other organs act moro slowly and tress effectually Blood Is thin and sluggish Renewal of strength does not equal tho wear and tear of your system Thats what makes you feel old Nothing In the world will tone up and Invigorate those weak backslid ing organs make rich blood and cre Ate strength so quickly as Vinol Vinol is not a secret nostrum aim s i thoIibe returned Ij It does not make you I t stronger feel younger and give you an added Interest In life W S HOYD DRUGGIST Mt Sterling p iiII jt4l1 1 4 4 Choose then HOfFMANS INSURANCE AGENCY For Nearly Three Quarters of a Century it has paid every loss big and little Its reputation is unexcelled It is the best fire insurance apple of them all and its policies cost no more than those in agencies of inferior quality Why not use the same judgment in buying insurance that you would in such a trivial matter as buying fruit at a fruit stand I I weights liability granted establish position HELPFUL WORDS from a Mt Sterling Citizen Is your back lame and painful Does it ache especially after exertion- Is there a soreness in the kidney re gion These symptoms indicate weak kid neysThere is danger in delay Weak kidneys fast get weaker Give your trouble prompt attention Doans Lidney Piils act quickly They strengthen weak kidneys Read this Mt Sterling testimony Samuel T Greene Holt Street Mt Sterling Ky says I wil lingly corroborate the publi statement I gave in May 1903 iinI favor of Doans Kidney Pills I cannot fully describe how much benefit they brought me and doubt if I would be alive today were it not for them You may continue to use my name and say that I am still in good health I give the highest praise to Bonns Kidney Pills For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalc New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the name Doans and take no other l72t Trouble never comes single because hes always mightily mar ried Travel in Our Country For one hundred dollars which includes a Pullman berth the Easterner may be transported to Southern California winter playground for the nations grownups There one may bathe in the open sea the year round Avoiding highaltitudes if the traveler wish he may go by way of New Orleans life for a day in the at mosphere of old France and drink the superb coffee a New Orleans chef can make He may go by way of Albuquerque and see Indian villages which are relics of civilization with Columbus he may visit old Santa Fe a corn er of America with the ancient coloring of the Orient Or he mogo by way of the home of the Mormons wonderful in its distinctive type of modern civiliz ation The automobile the areo plane the telephone or the telegraph is scarcely a more remark able illustration of human progres- than this trip of four days in Pullman with almost every phys ical comfort to be had in a pros perous home Fifty years ago iit tooka good part of a year and in vited many hardships and dangers to those prairioHorn in sailing ships 1jj r r Autumn Give a season a bad name and many good songs and exhorta tions will be required to restore it to grace In spite of earnest awl even eloquent appeals the adject ivies melancholy sadand wailing stick to autumns gar ments bunlike Pick them off walk a step or two and theyre on again James Whitcomb Riley has done service in this antiburr campaign Some of the prose poets who made Concord famous have done their share Here is Emersonsll There are days which occur in this climate at almost any season of the year wherein the world reaches its perfection when the air the heavenly bodies and the earth make a harmony as if Na ture would indulge her offspring when in these bleak upper sides of the planet nothing is to desire that we have heard of the happiest latitudes and we bask in the shin ing hours of Florida and Cuba when everything that has life gives signs of satisfaction and the cattle that lie on the groundseem to have great and tranquil thoughts These halcyons may be looked for with a little more as surance in that pure October weather which we distinguish by the name of Indian summer The day immeasurably long sleeps warmpwide fields To have J livedi through all its sunny hours seems longevity enough Autumn has always happened to be a favorite season of ours ard we art therefore touchingly grateful when a great roan is charitable enough to say a few kindwords in its behalf No matter how tall how short how thin or how fat she may be the average woman thinks she hus a pretty good figure HEALTH INSURANCEThehis life Is wise for his family The maD who insures his health Is wise both for his family and himselfYou Insure health by guard guardings diseaseaWhich generally approaches through the LIVER and maul fests itself in Innumerable ways TAKE =TottsPiIIsAnd yk1 1 rrk CAUSES OF SLEEP EXPLAINED Frenchman Says It It Inherited IIn stinct to Protect Organism From Effects of Fatigue IAt the National Museum for Natural History in Paris M It Le- extremelyI 1latest researches on the subject He at the outset that it was impossible to give an exact defini disI and lethargy and devoted himself chiefly to investigating the cause of sleep of which many explanations have been suggested He showed b fairly conclusive arguments that this int toxication by carbonic acid nor the presence of narcotic substances in the blood theories which have had in their turn greater or less success and finally avowed his preference for the view of Prof Claparede of Geneva that sleep is not the result of fatigue but an inherited instinct de signed to protect the organism against the ill effects of fatigue He pointedout however that an injection of the cerebrospinal cephalo rachidian fluid from an animal suffering from insomnia would produce the same malady in one otherwise healthy and that experiments were now being made to determine the toxic substance present in the fluid in question Some of these experi ments seem to show that the effect of sleep is limited to the brain and nervesThe Athenaeum LESSON IN HARMONY SCORED Little Girl After Lecture on Color Combinations Discovers Real Symphony In Black A woman who prides herself on her instinct for producing effective and harmonious combinations of color was called upon to admire a dolls toilet which her BiraU daugh ter had just completed Dollys outfit comprised all the primary colors There were no softening mezzotints to rest the tired lye as it roved from red to orange and then wandered on blinkingly to be confronted by pur ple and green It was hard for the aesthetic parent to believe any child of hers had such crude ideas as to what constituted decorative effect but there was the doll in all its lurid ness to prove the sad fact There upon mother proceeded to talk long andearnestly in words of one syl i lable on harmony in general and harmonious color combinations in particularThat seed did not fall on bar ren80ilwas proved an hour later when the latest recruit to art called outuOh mother do come to the window and see this boy He is a black boy mother and hes riding a black horse That shows that he has good taste doesnt it to pick out a horse of the same color I WATER LILY FARM One of the beauty spots in Wash ington is the water lily farm con ducted by a woman who as a clerk in the treasury department lost her health Starting as an amateur cul tivator she has become one of the most prosperous producers of the flowers She purchased a few acres on the Potomac and caused an arti ficial lake to be made on her land by piping in the water She became fascinated with the work and willingly gave up her government position so she could devote her attention to the flowers Now she has ponds which cover five acres in which she is raising the flowers and many persons go to her garden at early hours of the morning to see the lilies in full bloom WHEN SCHUMANN WAS SORE An amusing story of Schumann is told by a Vienna critic The com poser once accompanied his wife who was even then a celebrated pianist to the palace when she went to play before the king of Holland and was gratified by the monarchs com pliments of her performance The composer was somewhat surprised however when the king turned to him and courteously inquired Are you also musical They say Schu mann was so indignant that ho didnt speak for an hour MAKES THE DIAGNOSIS EASY Doctor I suffer dreadfully from rheumatism in my knee Well theres some satisfaction in that Yes it shows you know that its a real case of rheumatism r ipca L K HABIT v How shall I a habit break11 As you did that habit make Asyou gathered you must lose As you yielded now refuse Thread by thread the strands we twist Till they bind up neckand wrist Thread by thread the patient hand Must entwine ere free we stand As we builded stone by stone We must toil unhelped alone Till the wall is overthrown But tomorrow as we try Lighter every test goes by Wading in the stream grows deep Toward the centers downward sweep Backward turn each step ashore Shallowed is than that before Ah the precious years we waste hasteyDoing whim must be undone Ere content or love be won First across the gulf be won Kiteborne threads till lines are passed And habit builds the bridge at last John Boyle OReilly rfDyspepsia is our national ailment Burdock Blood Bitters i i the national cure for it It strengthens stomach membranes promotes flow of digestive juices purifies the blood builds you up 1m COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Puns 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lexugton 2d Monday Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday Harrison Cynthiana4th Monday Madison Richmond 1st Mon dayMontgomery Mt Sterling 3r Monday Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday It is always well to say of al singer that he has his voice under perfect control It gives his audi ence a feeling of safety that they wouldnot otherwise have if iiti were feared his voice might geti wild and break away from him RHEUMATISM Any kind also Liver Kidney Lumbago Stomach and Blood Diseases CURED by Denns Sure Safe Speedy Cure Only 25c Druggists or by Mall 5At RHEUMATIC CURE CO OOLUJtBUS OHIO 16131 Mongram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Letj us show you they are beaties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Courteous treatment prompt delivery and your trade appreci ted S E Kelly Co 12tf OUR LINE Of Fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FA- NCYCroceries Cannot be Improved Upon Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery Robinson MooreC- ourt St Phone 251 Mt Sterling Ky iMyr LAUYFOR Ce ALL KIND dd to the Mt Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We givt special attention to Family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STER- LlNfiLaundry Co q r wmmmm rOflfDIIM4 i DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown All Work Guaranteed and Pr1ces Righ Office In Martin Building Phone 626 H R PREWITT lt ATTORNErATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court Stl opposite Court HouseS riluels Building front room up JstairslwJDR J W PREWITT OSTEOPATH V Office 24 Broadway lHours94 I Residence 90 North Sycamore 1726t NORTONsVeterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3lvr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Office at Anderson tBoaidmansLlvery Stable Office Phone 135 Itcsldcnco Phone SSI Calls answered promptly Exnmlnnttons tree Assistant State Veterinarian THE JhoS DOako Ohio Railway Company JTIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERLING In Effect July 9 1911 Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and From ARRIVE mdx 347 P m x 937 p m t 550 a m Lexington f 920 a m t 215 p m Lexington t 705 p m- inJ 930 a Rothwell f 205 p m XI239 p m 1 f NashYorkgtonx 710 a m Norfolkx 937P IIIRichmond1 x 347 P m Pikeville f 215 p m t 92o a m Hiuton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars v x Daily J Weekdays exington S Eastern Ry TIMETABLE Effective May 28 19- 11West8oussd STATIONS No Dally 1 AM NOZZ Lv Quicksand 125 Lv Jackson 505 150 IIO K Junction B 510 157 11 Athol 535 222 II Deattyville Junction 603 251 Torrent 625 312 II Campton Junction 643 330 IIClay City 719 405 4L E Junction 751 437 Winchester 805 450 Ar Lexington 850 535 East 8ous d STATIONSNo2 NO4 Datir Dally r u AZlI 720I217 803 L E Junction 235 8a8 Clay City 305 850II I Campton Junction 347 927Torrent 404 i 944Deattyville J5unction I Iftn Athol 452 1 1036O KI I0S7Jackson51105Ar 1125 CONNECTIONSI LEXINGTONTrain No i will make connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky No 3 will make Lexington CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos I 2 3 and 4 will make connection with CamptonBEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beattyville 0 K JUNCTIONTrains Nos a qnd 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and 0 K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in societV Ifr1usj 14 tf Advocate Pub OoInc 1 11 b u n WAY GOES PIMPLES i BLACKHEADS ECZE DANDRUff AND Tn1R SKIN AFEEC lIONS s N ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP ARE USED 10 Thos Kennedy Drug Store We are so confident that MO and ZEMO SOAP used ether will rid the skin or scalp infant or grown person of ECMAES or any form of itching ir ted disfiguring skin or scalp uble that we do not hesitate to CP mend these clean relined Eddies to every person who de res quickrelief and a cure from y form of aggravated skin or alp affection Oftentimes one ttle and one cake of soap will ire a minor case of skin trouble ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP pro uce sure and swift results You ill not suffer another day after ou commence to use them You dll feel like a new person ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can e obtained from one leading Iruggist in every city or town in merica and in Mt Sterling by hose Kennedys Drug Store 1822 etc For Sale Fresh milk and cream Iam also prepared to do all kinds of Ii y hauling as I have good teas and wagons Phone 147 14tf Roy Morris Typewriter for Sale 3Typewritergain if sold nt once Apply at this office I Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed hoods A Icok will convince you Remember a business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc WINCHESTER rionument WorksWINCHESTER KY nEST VORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will call on you and suveyou moneyF JACKSON Prop The Size of It We are thoroughly sympathetic wi 1i41ndustry believing that busi r nessypiosperity is necessary to the general welfare and happiness but we believe that such prosperity will be more lasting when foundedon a very patient regard for the public interests A specific for painDr Thomas Electric Oil strongest cheapest liniment ever devised A house hold remedy in America for 25 years Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beauties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc You hear of being be teen two fires Thats nothing Thw average man has so many ffifes built around him that if he werebetween two fires he would decide the world is getting easy on him Very Serious It ia 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 THEDFORDSbLACKDRAUGHT Liver Medicine The reputation of this old relia ble medicine for constipation in digestion and liver trouble is firmly established It does not imitate other medicines It is better than others or it would not be the fa Vprite liver powder with a larger than all others combined r SOLD IN TOWN F2 t PROPHET OF MIDDLE AGES ManyOccurrenbcs born Giving Their Names The greatest prophet of the mid dIe ages was Michael Nostradamus who flourished in the first half of the sixteenthcentury He predicted oc currences to persons then unborn and gave their names and his pre dictions were fulfilled He predicted the abdication of the Emperor Charles V the death of Henri II the murder of Henri III He pre dicted that Louis XIII would hav a Montmorency executed in an un usual place by an exccutione- named i Clerepeyne In 1632 exactl eighty years after the prophecy was printeda Montmorency was exe cutedon King Louis XIIIs orders by a soldier named Clerepeyne in an unusual place the closed cou of Toulouse city hall Montmorency nor Clerepeyne wa born at the time of the prediction Nostradamus further predicted the French revolutionary attack upon the Tulleriesj dealt with Louis XVIIs abortive flight to Varennes and gave the name of the innkeeper who arrested the king He predicted t the defeat of Napoleon III at Se dan There llatter prophecies were made more than 200 and 300 years before they were fulfilled PA AND MA CAME WITH HER Eddie Foys Story of the Panama the Girl and the Young Clerk Eddie Foy at tho Lambs clu gambol in New York told a pan ama hat story A young clerk out my way he said gave his girl a present of a panama last year Then the da before the Fourth he got a couple of complimentaries for a picnic clam bake and corn roast down the river and he wired the girl Meet me at pier 13 tomorrow morning at 7 Picnic Bring pan ama The next morning as he stood on pier 13 dreaming dreams of love imagining a long sweet day of bill ing and cooing he saw his girl ad vancing with her father andmother He was terribly annoyed and on the boat as soon as he could get her alone he hissed What did you want to bring the old folks for Why Will you told me to I she said and she showed him th dtelegram which the operator ha made to read Bring pa and ma CHILDREN AND SNOBBISHNESS All children arc so snobbish as they know how to be and I fancy that the childs perennial delight iin fairy tales is not due solely to the epic instinct One is interested iin princes and princesses when one fis eight simply because they are princes and princesses Of royalty one is perfectly sure I have never known a child who did not prefer the goosegirl to be a princess iin disguise or who felt any real sympathy with the princess who was only u disguised goosegirl You do not have to expound the divine right to anyone under twelve Peasants are an acquired taste and Socialism iis an illusion of age Katherine F Oerould in the Atlantic WOMEN DO THE WORK Of the natives in Papua a traveler says When the natives are young they are quick to learn and can b taught almost any kind of work and even up to the time of their marriage they are willing to learn After marriage their ambition and intellec tual development appear to cease one of the reasons for this seems to be that the woman does most of the work while the man being the superior animal can see no neces sity for further exertion He plays the part of her protector to perfec tion while she digs in the he leans against a tree with his spear in his hand apparently prepared t keepoff intruders but really because it is easier than doing the dig ging HABITUAL PHRASEOLOGY Bliggins cant get away from his weather talk said tho critical friend Does ho ask if it is hot enough for P youNo But at dinner when the waiter spilled a cup of tea down his neck he said he didnt know which objectionable the heat or was more the humidity I 7Stik StillI d Continues Oldham Bros Great MoneySaving ProgressY It i rtMore goods that we bought from overstocked manufacturers at prices far less thane than the actual value are still arrivingand we are prepared to supply the wants ofall the people bf this section with the most dependable merchandiseandat prices that are astoundingly low Remember this is not a Loom End Sale It is only a moneysaving sale for the buying public We are gixing our customers the benefit of the wonderful bargains we have secured KEEP IN MIND PLEASE THAT THESE GOODS ARE ALL NEW AND THIS SEASONS OUTPUT Just think of it all Ladies and Misses Suits Cloaks and Coats at manufacturers COST right in the beginning of the season and our display of this readytowear ap parel is a reflex of the world of fashions faithfully interpreting all the complex features bof foreign styles Thinkof it again Mens and Boys Overcoats and Suits that have style and individuality unheard of prices at the outset of the season I M 1 Jj thef V foot of every shape the absolute certainty of natural formation and exact fit combined with best wearing quality and strictly correct style The Most Recent Exclusive Styles in Furs of Finest Quality Scarfs Muffs AND SETSI In addition Kimonas Corsets Dressing Saques Underwear Dress Goods Gowns Silk Petticoats Blankets Comforts Carpets Sheeting Rugs and Curtains in fact everything in the large stock go at the recordbreaking low prices 1 SAVEd I Oldham Gives The Values I Move Quickly to this Store For Your Share of the Great Bargains i oJ Il1o ii = IIl tIiiiI OLDHAMSterling l1entuckvIWIiF An Inevitable Step foundse tion of bacteriology he not only made a vast contribution to health but he necessarily huda great al though indirect effect on our social ideas Our conceptions of the liberty of the individual and of his relation to society have been much changed by the germ publicsdrinking cup is a conspicuous il iin legal in a rapidly increasing num towelois likely to be the next offender to go It requires very little im agination to picture what goes on through this channel in the trans fer of dirt and germs from one person to another The move ment to abolish it is newer than the drinkingcup movement but rests on fully as sound a founda tion and in the end must inevita bly succeed T The world is as you take it but the chap who tries to take it all has more than he can tote away r The Garage IS O- NBank Street Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Trami ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt SterlingI Kentucky The earl Gilchrist Case A good deal of attention has been attracted by the story published widely in the newspapers that a fifteenyearold boy is to be executed for murder in Arkansas The whole subject of capital punishment is certainly on trial ati present but the facts in this case are not quite so definite as they were made out In the first plat it is a mistake to suppose that the case has been before the Governor When the conviction was had in the lower court an appealwas prayed for and granted to the Supreme Court in which tribunal it is now pending Hence all the thousands of letters sent to the Governor were based on a misun derstanding If the Supreme Court affirms the judgment of tho Circuit Court it will still be sev eral months before the matter can come before tho Governor The trial judge in Arkansas has no dis cretion If the jury finds murder in the first degree the judge must fix the punishment ns hanging Whatever the wisdom of that law t it is well to remember that the testimony of the defense concern lug ago was not uncontradictedL The murderer may have been a little under sixteen or considerably older Ho is a little less than six feet in height and weighs about one hundred and sixtyfive pounds Capital punishment de serves full discussion but it is regarde V N to a single case in which a good iVi deal of feeling has been worked ups bopleaseddreaded ona beenableIsCatarrhonlyposltlomedicalfraternity vydisease requIres n constitutional treatmcnt loodandthere diseasestrength by assistingnatureproprietorshavopowersDollarsforSendforOhJoSoldTake Halls Family Pills for constipation With his faults thedevilall never puts off till tomorrow what he can do today y- t a tr 0 rJ IAN ORDINANCE i4 Directing the Issual odd Sale i Street Paving Bonds of the 1 f j i iof4 of Mt Sterling Ky 1 It appears from the report of C B Patterson City Treasurer that the amount of un paid assessments for brickstreet j construction under Contract HA between the city of Mt Sterling Kentucky and J 0 Shoupe f Company is six thousand four i hundredand ten 641096 96100 i dollars and that said sum is due said Shoupe Company on said contract now lie it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Councilmen of the City ofJlt Sterling Ky That the Mayor and tits Clerk of said city be and they are hereby directed to issue street paving bonds of the city of Mt Sterling I Kentucky to the extent of six thousand four hundred and ten nd 611096 96100 dollars in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in the ordi nances adopted by the Mayor and Boardof Council of said city on March 21 1911 and April 4 1911 providing for the construction of said streets Said bonds shall be designated as series A Tile Mayor City Clerk and City Treasurer will advertise said bonds for sale in the warner directed bylaw and will report their action hereunder at the regular December 1911 meeting of this Board This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law and all laws or party of same in conflict herewith are herebre pealedW A SAMUELS Mayor Attest II M BINGO City Clerk AN ORDINANCE Providing for and Establishing a Penalty on Ail Taxes Due the Coy of Mt Sterling Ky for the Year of 1911 and Not Paid Before December I 1911 lie it ordained by tie Mayor and Jlourd of Council of the City of ill Sterling Ky That a penalty of ten per certI shall be added to all taxes due the city of Mt Sterling Ky for the year of 1911 and not paid before December 1911 Said penalty shall be collected by the City Tax j Collector as a part of the taxes i due said city for said year This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law W A SAMUELS Mayor Attest H M RINGO Clerk tti h Exchange The children of the Somerset church will have an exchange in Harris Johnsons window Tuesday j November 28 Best line of cereals all new at Vanersdells flNI fARMS At Auction Having purchased the fine farm of JI10I G White situated on the Lexinton pike one mile from Winchester and consist ing of 111 Acres we will on Monday Nov 27th Court Day at 130 p m offer to the high est bidder seven farms cut from this tract Natural Gas to these farms 2 farms of 5 12 Acres Each fronting on the Lexington pike 5 farms of 20 Acres Each facing the New Road This is a rare chance to secure a fine truck gardening tract within one mile of the city at the pricePersons wishing to purchase any or all of these farms privately call at our office in Auditorium one door south of ttrown Proctoria Hotel Bloomfield Ratliffi WINCHESTER KY IltI- r 1 k rN r rX- 7111 i a MaRrhT 1 1 Wrlu rfb I f f CORRESPONDENCE o + aa + ws e Derv p PLUM LICK J H Morton sold 15 barrels of corn to Mr Brooks at 350 per barrel in the field and he takes it as it comes Owen infant son of U B Mor ton has pneumonia Our teacher Miss Mabel Reed visited her parents at Peeled Oak Saturday and Sunday The farmers are about done sowing grain and are now ready to gather corn which will be a- very light job We see some of the papers are advertising the birds to be very plentiful but the nimrods who rollout in droves from the dues will find it a mistake The bird dogs that ran unmuzzled cleaned up all the nests during the summer HIGH TOP J W Mee has brought his cat tle home from North Middletown where they have been on grass Fenton Henry and D T Wil MondayThey tle and mules ou the market Mr James Ishmael and Mrs Sue Carrington of High Top surprised their friends last Wednesday November 1 by getting married We wish them much happinessTobacco was frozen in the barn two mornings last week- STOOPS Some farmers are making rapid strides stripping tobacco The fipple crop just gathered in this section is sure a bumper Mrs Harrison Conn has been very ill for several days S F Deal will soon have his mill ready for business Robert Willoughby and wife of Side View are with relatives near Springfield Dwight Smathers of the Cin cinnati Veterinary College is visiting home folks Mrs James Alexander is still in a serious condition Jesse Cassity of Flit Creek has returned from a visit to his brother in Illinois The iron bridge that will be put across Hinkston on the Tiptou and Graves pike has arrived The 1 building of this bridge willsure be a great benefit There is much rejoicing over the closing of the campaign Len Roberson is at home from the Moler Barber College Cincin natiRev 1 C Hunt of St Helens h will preach at Springfield Sunday morning at 11 oclock Sunday School will be at 10 oclock JudgingJ from the amount of shooting one can hear these days somebody is playing havoc with tthe law b1thewill bo installed this week UhurchII GRASSY LICK Miss Nell Ramsey of Paris is visiting her parents Win Ramsey and wife T II Carr and family have moved to town in Roy Morris house on West High street Mr McGuire will move into the house vacated by Mr Carr Henry Fielder andwife of Winchester spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Lyda Rushford and family R L Stone and wife of Ow ingsville and Jesse Becraft and wife of Winchester spent Satur day and Sunday with the family of T J Carr Mrs Baird Bratton of Winchester visited Miss Sallie Mason from Thursday until Saturday T J Carr wife and daughter visited L W Mallory and wife at Howards Mill last Tuesday Miss Sudie Dunn of Side View is visiting relatives hero e See our extra heavy Norfolk corduroy suits Walsh Bros I for Sale Two new cabinet sewing ma chines 3000 each 1 drophead sewing machine used only six months 1750 1 four drawer National cash register first class shape cost 525 new can be bought for 20000 cash if sold at once182t W T FitzpatrickJrr t I r 7uTLe r HONOR ROLL r At City School for Month Ending October 27 First Grade Edgar Britton Raymond Donohuo Rudolph Gas Wm Hall Robert Hatton Clar once Mallory Reid Prewitt Bruce Stewart Harold Wilkerson Grace Carter Amanda Cord Elizabeth Young Ruth Curtis Orra Davis Mabel Fassett Mabel Foley Mary Horton Maxine Pierce Elizabeth Shoemaker Virginia Sullivan Second Grade Clms Jones Tom Kelly Elizabeth Horton Floyd Stamper Third Grade Allen Prewitt Elizabeth Guthrie Iva Shrout Burwell Bourne Fourth Grade Elizabeth Cole man Minnie Henry John Sam uels Pudgie Samuels Fifth GradeMabel Leach Willie Foley Marcella Chiles Dr Its time to see Time to see Time to see Time to see in Mens Underwear Laura Hart Loretta Kearns Chiles VanAntwerp Jenmol Gate wood inc lft vx Seventh Grade Carrol Che nault Henrietta Coleman Rosa Davis Kress Eskridge Matti j Gaitskill Eleanor Guilfoile Frances Kennedy Frances Mark well Rachel Morris Jack Owings Anna Pinnoy Mary Robertson Martha Robinson Patty Thompson Dorcfthy Eighth GradeEmily Tipton Martha Reed Cynthia Thompson Elizabeth McOounvxMalcom Thompson iHIGH SCHOOL I Fresljman Class Mtfrf iBeall Mattie Botts RussellDelliWeii- Emily Lloyd Julia Rodman Anna Sowelljj1 Esther WilsbtrJHbWard Van Antwerp Sophomore Class Jflrama Botts 4 Lucille Hardin Stella Stephens Josephine Thomas Junior Class Ray Botts Eliza Ibeth Guilfoile Christina Heih rich Mildred Robinson AIleen Seall rSenior Class Nellie Graham Vice 431jir V W 0 HOLIE- RSuperintendent t i r r Jfor SaleJ SingleiCombi Rhode Island Red Roasters ofextra fine stock pon 349 A GRasi Highland R R No3 TerrlDle Accident While crossing the L N tracks at Houstons cr4ssing in Bourbon county Tuesday after noon a vehicle containing Miss Lena Hughes her sister Mrs Barton C Harp and two children was struck by 51 northbound train and all four of the occupants were killed three of them instantly Corduroy suits Norfolkstyle at Walsh Bros Some merchants have tried to to stir up a revolution because we cut 2250 and 20 suits and overcoats to 1 They tried to start a feeling that y would injure our business beet ause wewant you the buying pub lic to have your moneys worth and the benefit of our good pur chases Did you ever hear such argument Every Stetson bears Name you look you Bae the It u the style mite and wear we tare it in all the etylca in and Death of Mrs Ben Myers j 1home1 1 ornoon Oct3tafter vtralaweeks illness The remains were r brought here Thursday morning r and taken to Sharpsbur and tin terred in Crown Hill cemetery Before marriage Mrs Myersx RutUijiinodShe was a lovely womar A lljandwill be saddly by oT large number of and rela lJ Lives Besides her husbandshe 11 is survived by her mother Mrs Lou Ratliff and four brothers N R Ratliff of Winchester and J Jeff Cabe und Newt of Bath J 1 Greenwade has brains spat ribs so lIce pure pork sausagI none better Home killed lamb at Vanars dells this week l I Yes WE CUT THE PRICE I 5a iiWhat does the public care for business sentiment The trade that we know who pay for what they get want their moneys j worth and not confidential talks Just look at every 2250 suit in town then see ours for 15 and youll see better make cloth fit style and you will see what makes other stores hollow ouch s Says Il30 l552 1205 1225 TylerrVy the- Stetson Everywhere Stetson V standard good good lilgood good Thata why latest Soft Derbies i Christian j missed friends Ratliff county i T I JVJ r The Kentucky Gentlemanii f Shoe l li i I i a s Brothersl l HuntingkI IlI f Ii tt r M1nwIVaw1 I 4- r I J co 1 r r j jSWss v

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