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VOLUME XXI MTi 15 1911 NUMBER 19 NEW CLERK Has Taken Charge of Ills Office Will be Assisted by Mr Lindsay R Douglas Mr Keller Greene recently 4 elected County Court Clerk as sumed charge of his office Monday Greene who is a son of Mr L B Greene is one of Montgomery countys most promising young men and it is predicted that he will make one of the best Clerks in the countys his p tory Mr Greene has appointed Mr Lindsay R Douglas eldest son of Mr T J Douglas of the Levee his chief deputy Mr Douglas who has been residing in Lexington for several months past is a competent and worthy young man beingla graduate of a Lexington Business College and his selection is a goodone Mr G B Senff who served as Deputy Clerk under Mr John F Kingsadministration will assist in the office for the r next few weeks until the new force has learned the duties of the officea The outgoing Clerk Judge A A Hazelrigg will return to the practice of his profession and be ingn lawyer of recognized ability will have little trouble in building up a lucrative practice in connec tion with Attorney 0 C Turner with whom he has heretofore been associated The former deputy Mr John Blount will devote his entire time i to the growing insurance business of the recently formed firm of Blount McAlister Sealed Bids for Bonds Sealed proposals for the purchase of all or any part of sixty four hundred and ten and 641096 96100 dollars in Street Paving Bonds to be issued by the City of Mt Sterling Kentucky will be received by H M Ringo City Clerk Mt Sterling Ky up to noon of December 5th 1911 sixty of which will be for one hundred 10000 dollars each and five of whichwill be for eightytwo and 8220 20100 dollars eachall bearing six per cent interest pay able semiannually with interest coqppns attached and designatedt Series A Said bonds will mEj ture asrfollows towit 128220 on September 20 1913 128220 on September 20 1915 128220 on September 20 1917 128220 on September 20 1919 128220 on September 20 1921 No bid will be considered for less than par and accrued interest Certified check for 2 per cent of the amount of bid must accompany eachuproposa same to be returned if bidis not accepted Thie undersigned reseryp the- rightto reject any or all bids j 1 W A SAMUELS Mayor VC Bu PATTERSON City Treas k fi AI BINGO City Clerk ta3t + t d J Death df Rev Nave j tN Rev Henry S Nave p D foriseven years pastor of the Ffrst Presbyterian church of this city bub5recently of Portland Ore aIit died at 215 Sunday while in attendance at the meeting in Portlsndr tfrfee oplyxgreiitlylfelavlltbhis 1i everybody to this eommupitplgd t was called Bro ae brJ+ PIMsJft ant mtnd Catholic lilife RUts tifr sons Mark aemSna arltifeVr viva himA Jr1 G1Iks pt The RID CROSS Shoe1ai4sbo- etla 1 rbends pith the foot for- awonl2n at j IL uuC1r4Ll Shoe Mar rJ AY r v j t i c il r 1 I j i I t I ij t j hi1 jli iI t r MX STELING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER COUNTY morningMr Gipsytmtth lj ITEMS Of INTEREST President Taft practically has ended the longest trip ever taken by a President of the United States During sixtylive days he covered about 16000 miles visited thirtyone States and made 350 speechesIt that the lateness of the tobacco season has made a difference of hundreds of thousands of dollars in the weekly bank clearings in Lexington Mrs Alexander B White was elected president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy defeating Mrs Livingstone Rose Schuyler of New York Thirtyfive Whitley county boys competed in a corn show heldat Williamsburg Saturday The boy who won the prize for the best yield produced 112 bush els to the acre Star Charter won the twomile Endurance stakes at Latonia Gov Gray was second and John Reardon was third Saturday was the last racing in Kentucky until next spring Attorney General Breathitt has ruled that all of the capital stock which a bank must have under the statute must be subscribed before it can begin business The decent thing to do now is to extend the right hand of fellow ship quit arguing politics and settle down to business that is if we feel confident we have suffici ently rubbed it in The Democrats seem not only to have swiped till tha3sfttlco viotfey in the name of November 7 but kickedover the table and scatter ed the cards all over the house While in a state of delirum from the effects of typhoid fever Miss Katherine Laudeman aged 23 the youngest daughter of Mr W H Laudeman one of the best known men in Lexington leaped from the third story window of St Josephs Hospital Sunday afternoon and was almost instanti ly killed A disputed ballot counted in favor of R H Akin Democrat of Caldwell county elected him Representative in the Legislature f Carlisle defeated Harvard at football bv the score of 18 tb 15 Princeton defeated Dartmbtith and Yale beats Brown L 11 Vanderbilt defeated State University Saturday in a hotly con tested game of football by the score of 18 to 0 M t Eight per onslwere Wiled by the cyclone at Janesviller Ys The property damage is rebortpftpf be nearly akpiillion dollars The totall liropbrty loss in the stprms path Saturday and Sunday1 js estimated in the min lions The storm was followed in several places by a heavy drop in temperature A fall of 50 degrees waS reported by some cities 1 The windstorm pt Saturday night wrought great damage allover Indiana and Kentucky At Bedford in the former State many stone mills were wrecked thetinancial loss being placed at 500600 Railroad and wire s t qrv ice both telephone and telegraph was greatly crippled The cuffmgr Ittio iereo 1addlslack 1 Y I ii 1 I+ 1 r JilrvetY S V y Ir 1 t fMtt i t h 1f4 ttv YlittJVJf 1hb iI r abnft of Kr i riJllfiN 1 F N a laJl9liS t o l tttt it111i Hl ftY V 1 1H 4brlt 1 9 t fSistfi s w himi peek only nullsell nj c yap forlOc eab 1 uyAowind- Ht- orI Jf a 0t Ii ll I J fi- I l I it 1 It JIt tts l iF H i iJX- ELKS WILL UOU- MEMORIAL SERVICES Edgar BY Hager Will Deliver Ad dress on First Sunday in December The Alt Sterling Lodge of Elks hold an annual memorial service the first Sunday in each year and always have some distinguished speaker to make the principalad dress on the occasion This year Hon Edgar B Hager of Ashland will deliver the address and the Lodge considers itself fortunate in securing him for this their most important and impressive service Mr Hager is recognized as one of the brightest lawyers in Eastern Kentucky and has tho reputation of being a most pleasing speaker Notice v ii The undersigned have been up pointed a committee to give due notice of the fact that the Fiscal Court of Montgomery county willat its next regular meeting to be held on Tuesday December 5 1911 consider applications for the care and maintenance of pub lic paupers at the County Poor Farm for a term of two years be ginning March 1 1912 Full par ticulars regarding said letting can be had on application to either of the undersigned The court reserves the right to accept or reject any and all applicants or propositionsG cicr EAUL W SEXFF Jt1iD 3iu M Gonunitteel r Bonds Burned At the last meeting of the Fiscall Court in open session County Attorney Earl W SealF burned four 50000 bonds which the county had just paid off By practicing strict economy the present officialsf hope to pay off several moro of these bonds in the near future and thus stop the heavy drain on the county in the way of interest Protracted Meeting A protracted meeting began ut- the Methodist church Surday and will last several weeks The preaching will be done by the Rev Mr Harris of Wilmore Ky one of tliemost successful evangelists in the State and specialmusic will be renderedjit each service0 1Oyster Supper The ladies of the Catholic church will give an oyster supper at the Bigstaff building one door enstVpf Mt Sterling Drug Co Wednesday November 22 Ev Btybody invited The ladies will also serve dinner Monday Decem ber 18 court day- Building Sold The threestory brick building on East Maistreet this city owneji by Mrs Mae Baume of Marietta Ohio was sold privately to J R Miller who has been given possession The price paid was 6500 Wanted Horses and pontes to winter Will take dt dcare of them and tivliheb1 plenty dfTgood grass Mi doer in bad wtheri Feed c arpesPwm6eresouabl- eiT 1A y11fricl4Jl 4jJM Ililil hou 14 l3ot13t16 incI es I kiull I i r u I rs Reward for re rrfYYQStephens ILitli I For eqtUnfurDlshed front fropm 6fl first floor of my residence on West High st eetApp- ly to Mrs C O Mofcerly fj I ica M I J u BATH COUNTY NEWS On account of the disagreeable weather the crowd at county court Monday was small and the busi ness transacted on the streets was light Merchants however did a good business A few mules were offered and sold but stock trading was mostly in plug horses There is a movement on foot to take another vote on the question of granting license to sell whiskey in Bath county Those favoring this movement claim that prohibi tion which was voted by an over whelming majority six years ago is not only a failure but that it is draining Bath county of money which goes to Vit Sterling At Sharpsburg on election day Ed Jplmson a negro about 60 years oldwasj stabbed in the back by Frank Johnston also a negro jljT years old Ed Johnson lingered until Saturday when he died of his wound Frank Johnson was arrestedand placed in jail in Ow ingsville He will have an exam ining trial IVednes mpThe killing was done in a quarrel over the electionMrs Mary Garrett widow of Mnjor Garrett was burned to deathat her home her clothing catching fire from an open grate She was 91 yearsold for Sale On account of bad health I have decided to sell my farm contain ing 109 acres located on the Spencer pike about 2i miles from Mt Sterling This is one of the best fapriis in the county most of it Ibeing sown down in grass Lots of good tobacco land Lays well and nearly every foot can be cultivated Has good new house on it one of the best stock barns in the countnndotheloutbuildings It is within half mile of church and school house and has railroad station almost at the gate This is a rare opportunity for anyone that wants to buy a splendid farm 18tf J Roger Gatowood Married at Winchester Rev EE Dawson of this city went to Winchester Friday where at the BrownProctoria Hotel that evening he united in marriage Mr Walter Parks and Miss Mary Booth Mr Parks is a son of one of Madison countys wealthiest and most prominent farmers and Miss Booth is a daughter of Prof I H Booth of Winchester Both have many friends in this county who wish them much happiness George Smith Seeks Position Mr George C Smith of this city is an announced applicant for keeper of the State Arsenal under the incoming administration and isi getting up his indorsements He was a Federal soldier but has been a lifetime Democrat and be lieves he will land the job Mr Smith was in Richmond last week to see Governorelect Mc Creary and press his claims for Sale Several fresh cows Also team of mules W F Hibler Phone 6 192t I Bazaar aDd exchange In the Cockrell building on Main street the dray before Thanksgiving Nov 29 by the churchWf i qPfee Dinaer bAt tho S F McCormick sale on November 16 free dinner will be served Dont fail to attend this saM Taxpayers Your county and State taxes are now due Pay them before the penalty goes on ieit WF Crooks Sheriff d V il t OREAR TO RESIGN Current = Rumor Has It That the Jurist Will Resign From the Bench and Move to Louisville It is rumored hero that Judge Edward C ORear will resign as Judge of the Court of Appeals and move to the City of Louisville where it is understood he has an offer as chief council from one dY the large corporations Ibis also rumored that on account of the fling that exists between ORear and Gov Willson that the Judge will not resign until after Me prpary is sworn in as Governor Judge ORear is a distinguished lawyer and should he decide to taktj up the practice of his profession in Louisville he will doubt leshavca large clientngp However when interviewed at Frankfort Monday night Judge Okear said The publication Snot true iam not going to resign These is no reason why such a re circuPlatiqn 40000 Turkeys to be Slaughtered Sullivan Co Ed T Reis and Heinrich Sons poultry user will begin slaughtering turkeys for the Thiuksgiviritr market in iitHiolsiare that forty thousand of the birds will be handled The lur keys will be shipped to the Eas tern market There is the largest crop of turkeys in Montgomery county in years Some turkeys have already been sold at 10 and lie on foot and the prices will range around these figures The turkeys are fat and healthand this crop alone will bring from 50000 to S60000 to the farmers wives and daughters in this county Notice The firm of lion Skidmore Company incorporated has this day dissolved and has ceased to do business All persons will take notice of this fact and be governed accordingly 192t Hon Skidmore Company By D B Skidmore Secretary The Best Line of Thanksgiving MtSterling Farm for Sale Two hundred acres half way between Mt Sterling and Owings villeTwo sets of improvements Well watered and nearly all in I For 011seeI Big Turkey Crop Central Kentucky hits produced one of the largest turkey crops in a decode and marketing of the toothsome birds in anticipation of the usual heavy demand for the Thanksgiving holidays will be on witha rush ina few days Weather conditions seem just right for an early slaughtering cf birds andnt many points in Central Kentucky car loads of dressed fowls will be sent East by the ex press route The price is expected to be much lower than last year The increased production of turkeys throughout the Blue Grnss section is largely due to the uni form success housewives had in handling the young turks during undi immediately following tlc hatching period The drouth was on and temperatures were warm resulting in ideal weather for the rapid growth of the birds and tic losses usually resulting at this time of the year were not in evi dence this season With tho big increase in turkey production carne a like increase in the growth and production of chickens and the crop of the hitter is the largest in the history of the country The same dry weather conditions made it good for small name and reports to the Blue Grass Farmer indicate that it goodly supply of quail and rub bits are to be found in allsections bf Central Kentucky TRUTH AND RIGHT Vo have won agiiin As in days of oItnV I Amid Kentucky is nfll Ii Democracys fold Lift up our hwiiln Tlmt were how lfatb fl Au in GUll niul DeinJcr cy- Tut Pill your trus For tank aiil right i Gave us might To guin the victory ti In the flitt Henderson Gene= F New Fiim The lira of Mon Skidmore Co incorporated bas sold its business to E T lion Co corn posedof Eo T lion and Harry Campbell who will continue lo conduct the business at the saute stand We wish them abundant success Going Hunting The bird law expired today and the lields will be full of hunters frI the next few days It is re ported that birds are plentiful this year The weather in the spring andsummer being dry uermitting the young birds to get a goods curt ISee our extra heavy Nbrfoli suits Walsh Bros h 1 f FURS Monday November 20th- we will have with us a representative of a Northern Trading Post with a handsome line 4 R1 op 9PllijlC t jjlj a Y V Zii ftt2i 1 11 f I jIsufti fiFir atrpf aatlu1 ll- r l- sonableprice 1 f V some f ide 11 1tII If s t Yt 1ft I ttd rt 1 i fl 1i1 Ngaiti delivered ontoftg plugs sactt t t s v totil17hea I t O Iucorporbtxt rIt or t1 pt a 1UIR S 1 I 1 4r- jr t rl Tpp HjN JAMES B McCREARY nnnn n n Kentuckys Next Governor I I trcIOF THE ELECTION I Washington D C Nov 8In their bearing on 1912 the election Tuesday according to experi enced political judgment here have demonstrated the following facts conclusively Republican chances west of the Alleghanies are minimizedThe is to be seated in the East with Mas sachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland classed as exceedingly doubtful States I Kentucky is removed from the doubtful class to the certain Democratic class Ohio leans more toward the Democratic party than before In a word every resource of the two parties from today forward will be cast aJong the Atlantic Coast and the five States shown Tuesday to be in grave doubt for 1912 and without whose electoral vote no candidate can win will bear the brunt of the bAttle L I liON OWE M JAMES I I r The popular and distinguished gentleman from the First District who will represent Kentucky in the next United States Senate HOG CHOLERACnn bo prevented for Only SCents per Month for each hOI The sick lire cured und the exposed hogs In tho same herd arc kept from Imrinu the disease for SO Cents per head Epidemics come In tho hull und Spring and every year thousands of farm ers lose their hogs HOUKliOX HOG CHOLERA REMEDY cures nnd prevent1 Cholera Coughs Worms hovers Scours und Thumps stimulates the appetite aids dluestlnn and causes hogs to take on extra flush from the same feed Hotter get some today and save your hogs At your lrumlsts or sent upon receipt of Irlcn gallon i5UO Quart flr0 Manufactured and Guaranteed by BOURBON REMEDY COMPANY Lexington Ky Sold by W 8 LL- OYDDuiiiiii t HON JAMES GARNETT i I Our Next Attorney General I II I II I Comparative Results By Congressionall lIII Districts In Governors Races 19071911 191- 1McCreary I907 ORear Hager Willson First districtuII225 239 7175 488 Second district 54II 756 4588 1504 Third districtu 3690 1575 1631 3994 Fourth districtu 4619 611 1963 1735 Fifth district 8969ISixth districtu 7645 3358 3267 Seventh district 7287u 4350uuuEighth districtu 3495 564 1335 1078 Ninth district 3945 1814 2397 3359 Tenth district 5075 2229 3286 3943 Eleventh district 186 15718uu 19799 Total 57753 23506 30083 48136 1 1 McCreary majority 1911 34247 uuu u LWillsons llIojorityJ907uu u uu 18053 I DR Ce CRCCELIUS of Pemllelon County I KENTUCKYS NEXT SECRETARY Of STATE PUBLIC SALE I will offer foi Sale at Public Auction to the highest and best bidder at my place at Spencer Ky on Thursday Nov 16 1911 the following property 19 head of Horses und Mules 130 head of Cattle weight 600 to goo lbs Lot of fat Heifers and severalI number one Milch Cows HogsSeveral shocks of Corn Farm Implements Household and Kitchen Furniture Sale begins at 10 oclock a m S f McCormick r 4p b is Notice to Farmers From the 10th of November we will be in the market for good fat turkeys at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE GD Sullivan Co W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky Phone Office 474 Residence 133 I3iyr Greenwade has brains spare ribs nonce pure pork sausage none better I I v ir= II Jfor I 811rlues DONT FORGET TO SEE OUR j LINE OF I t Furniture I Wecan furnish your new home M complete and at a less price thaniout of town merchants charge 1t Largest Stock in Eastern Kentuckyr I j J Sutton Son ANNOUNCEMENT Autumn 1911 Winter 1912 I W 1In0n9S1 111 I FITTERS OF FEET The one place in town where footwear of quality the kind that appeals to the better sort is to be found All the authoritatively correct fall and winter models for men women and chi then are ready for your inspection1 I WE WANT YOU to examine the Corn King manure spreader Wo want to show you the many superior features found in itsconstructionWe to you how easy and how convenient the working parts are arranged I We want to show you the substantialconstruction 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 substantial construction You wont find the Corn King manure spreader like 1 other spreaders it is in a class by itself Call today We are reserving a catalogue for you It is filled with valuable information on soil maintenance and fertilizers It is yours for the asking If you are not ready tQbuy now call anyway We want to number you as a friend JFre11 Loans insurance ffiectl- ZECOSTIDS tstate GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG R Robinson The Jeweler The handsome store on the corner of MaysViUe and Court streets is the place to I get 1 r High Grade Cut Glass H In the newest fior1ldcsigns Siverware in the llatest V patterns New laVallieres an excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line ffi LET US DO YOUR JOB PRINTINGI a i F k SS5SS- S- SVf Hs 5555 tt- rr a 1N Stiff Neck RelievedFor Sloans Liniment gives relief at once It acts like massage quickens the blood and limbers up lame muscles and joints When applied immediately af ter violent exercise it prevents stiffnessHeres Proof II I am using your liniment for stiffness I have bought two bottles of it and it is the best I ever sawMrsMARY CURRY MilltownGa F v II I had a severe pain between my shoulders and noticing your ad 1 vertlsement In the street cars I got a bottle which quickly relieved me f R D BURGOYNE Maysville Ky Ipp 1 SLOANS h LINIMENTis an excellent antiseptic remedy for sore throat cuts and bruises Very penetratingneeds no rubbing Sold by all dealers 01 Price 25c 50c and 100 Sloans book on Hones Cattle Hogs and Poultry sent free Address DR EARL S SLOAN BOSTON MASS e i PUBLIC SALE risis AND RENTING1 I oNear the Kiddville pike on the old Ogg farm in Montgomery county Ky on I Friday Nov IllMr 117 11911- To close a partnership we will on the date above sell by public outcry the following 12 head of fat Hogs J 7 head of 2ycarold Steers weight about 1050 Ibs 7 head yearling Steers A No 1 weight about 1000 lbs 7 head yearling Steers A No 1 weight about 950 Ibs1 7 head yearling Steers A No 1 weight about 900 Ibs 7 head yearling Steers A No 1 weight about 850 Ibs 9 head yearling Steers A No 1 weight about 750 lbs 3 Heifers and 1 Cow i irr 2 yearling Bulls 1 black Mare 8yr old in foal by Earl Patch 1 bay Mare 8yrold in foal by good jack 1 good yearling Mure by Earl Patch 1 good yearling Mare by Lad for Me 1 Horse Colt by Earl Patch I 1 good Mare Colt 1 good family Buggy Mare 5 years old eI 2 good Brood Mares 2 good Match Horses Wagon and Harness 1 roadster Horse 5 years oldan Alcyo Farming Implements too numerous to mention At the same time and place we will sell about 129 acres of land adjoining Jno Conley Thos J Rayborn and the Moberly heirs possession to be given at once There is a tenant house a crib a small stock barn and a fine to bacco barn on these lands The whole are in Blue brass save about 3 acres It is well watered by four living springs and the creek of Lulbegrud These lands are suit able for 7 acres of tobacco and 10 acres of corn next year If not sold to be rented for one year with privilege of 7 acres to be put in tobacco and 5 acres of corn Mr John Conley will show these lands to prospective purchasers or renters Terms liberal and given on day of sale which begins at 10 oclock a m BFDAYSONW- M CRAVENS Auc WINTER TOURIST TICKETS TO FLORIDAANDON SALE DAILY VIA ALL EQUIPMENT ELECTRICALLYLIGHTED DINING CARS SERVINGALL A LA CARTE GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31 12II FOR fULL PARTICULARS CAlL ON TICKET QUEEN Ie ORESOENT IOUTEII 08 WJUTm J IL C KING Pauenzersad Ticket A eat 101 Mesa st LlXINI1TON KY I nil 1 tl Spread of Swine Plague The sweep of swine plague is unusually broad this season Out breaks antedated the accustomed period and the spread of the dis ease has been rapid State labor atories devoted to the manufacture of preventive serum have been sadly overtaxed by the demands on them Results multiply to show that these serums injected before disease has fastened itsel on the herd will afford approxi mately 90 per cent protection In some instances the disease i checked by the injection of th vaccinating material but the ho cholera serum is offered as a pre ventive not cure The stitch iin time therefore is necessary When swine plague invades a neighborhood no herd is safe Some are lucky and escape and suchescapes lull fanners into fan cied security from which they ar ofttimes rudelIInd disastrously awakened It is a mutter of lucl largely unless preventive step are taken Undoubtedly disinfec tion helps greatly to ward off dis ease Any germdestroyer is val uable on a farm surrounded by cholera but this protection is no positive as the disease is one o the most insidious in its introduc tionThe makers ofcholera cures and preventives are busy It neednot be restated that science knows no cure for hog cholera Many a cure has been put on the market and each one of them has had some weight of successfulI experience back of it Many a man has really believed he has discovered a sure cure but sooner or later he learns his mistake Several makers of cholera reme dies are so certain of their eflicacy that they guarantee them InI such cases the farmer is not out anything if the disease is not stopped He should have a deli nite ironclad legal contract with every such advertiser before he pays his money for the remedy Only a few states supply serum and the demand is far greater than tho supply so the farmer turns to the advertised remedies as a for lorn hope They are chiefly germ killers and tonics and are clearly indicted in the treatment and prevention of the disease but iin view of all experience with swine plague remedies we advise farm ers to get binding guarantees or insurance when they buy the cures Sealed Bids for Bonds Sealed proposals for the pur chase of all or any part of 15 00000 in bonds to be issued by the Board of Trustees of the Mt Sterling Kentuck Graded Com mon School District will be re ceived by the undersigned up to noon November 24th 1911 Said bonds will be dated Jan nary 1 1912 in denominations of 50000 each with 6 semiannual interest coupons attachedand maturing serially 100000 yearly beginningi one year from date of issue Proceeds to be used in tho erection of a new school building etc Certified check for 200 of amount of bid must accompany each proposal same to be returned if bid is not 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 Guunns 173t Mt Sterling Ky For Sale Two new cabinet sewing ma chines 3000 each 1 drophead sewing machine used only six months 1750 1 four drawer National cashregister first class shape cost 525 new can be bought for 20000 cash if sold at once182t W T Fitzpatrick Jrv Big Dinner v The ladies of the Christian church of Jeffersonville will give aii big dinner at that place Saturday Nov 18 for the benefit of the church Everybody is invited and urged to como and help in this good cause 182t t The balance between the price of land apd its annual income is constantly under adjustment A farm is worth what it will produce in cash comfort and convenience for its owner One tuna can make 200 land nay for itself in a few years where another couldnot even make interest on its valua I toIreturnedfin comfort convenience to trans portation and markets also claims Illinoissaveragee daygfor 225 an acre which was con sidered 50 an acre more than it would have brought if it had not been very near an interurban railway The constant migration of thrifty farmers from highpriced land to newer regions is a natural ruraleconditions Those who remain on expensive land must use more than managesi ment and they frequently find it profitable to abandon the time honored crops and systems of management of their localities hindt isfintroduced Those who adapt themselves to the new conditions continue to prosper while those who rebel at the introduction of bettor soil management improved seed and highclass live stock seek locations where intensive farming is not necessary Bring us your country produce We will treat you right S E I Kelly Co 12tf Notice On and after November 1st the following reduced prices on In candescent Lamps will be in effect 4 C P Carbon Lamp 15 8 l 15 16s 15 32 30 25 Watt Mazda Tungsten Lamp 50 tt t a30 55 60a ss C 77 100 100 We have recently closed a large contract covering both Bthe Win- Chester and Mt Sterling Plants which enables us to offer Lamps at prices less than they can be bought n the larger cities MT STERLING WATER LImIT lOK COMPANY Incorporated W P HACKETT Manager 17Jt S Witch Elk hunting shops sole agents Punch Graves COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon ParIs 1st Monday Clark Wincnester 4th Monday Fayette Lext gton 2d Monday Fleming Flemmgsburg 4th Monday Harrison Cyuthiana 4th Monday Madison Richmond 1st Mon dayMontgomery Mt Sterling 3rd MondayNicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday TripleII PlatedKnives Knivesstamped I last longer through service than any harderII cause they have a bolster which docs away with sharp corners where blade Is Joined to handle where wear Is constant and hardest This Is but one ol many notable features- ol1847RO6ER BRaS knives which give lasting service and satisfaction Numerous patterns are ollered In this famous Silver Plate that Wears Sold by leading dealers everywhere Send for catalogue CIi showing all designs L MEIIOEM BRITANNIA CO lntematlonA18UTerCo8ncceuor MtMUCM r I I The Handy Heater = l t ERFECTIO9noHeies I i A You often need some heat l in early Fall when you have j not yet started the furnace I In whatever part of the house you want it you can get it to best and quickest with a Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater IllThe Perfection is the most reliable heater on the market and you can move it wherever you please 1 Start it in bedroom or bathroom and you dress in comfort on the coldest morning Take it to the diningroom and early breakfast becomes a pleasant 4 I cosey meal A touch ofa match at dusk and allIS snug for the evening The Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater is beautifully finishedan ornament ii- it trimmingst l t A special automatic device makes smoking impossible Burner body cannot become wedged Allparts easily cleaned Damper top Cool handles Au r Dealers everywhere I or write for descriptive circular to any lane of the Isfl Standard Oil Company Incorporated iA 1 Big Closing Out Sale NOW GOING ON As we have sold our business and determined to locate elsewhere 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 GIICK U IOur Silverware is Purchased- to IPlease People Who Know rSILVERWARE comes in various qualities the same as butter andshoes We sell only good SILVERWARE SILVERWARE that answers the purpose for which it is intended Our SILVERWARE is made by manufacturers who have the reputation of making the best particular Every family is compelled to buy SILVERWARE either for their own use or for a present Realizing this we sell our SILVERWARE at a close margin concluding that it is better to sell a great deal of SILVERWARE at a close margin rather than a little at a big profit ask vou to visit us the next time you are thinking IIWeJewelry WARE Store or of any other articles that are to be found I J W JonesThe JewelerMT STERLING KENTUCKY r TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS tzteACOURSiS Preparatory State Certificate Life DIploma County Certificate Review Special 57AppointeesormjIr Address J G CRABBE President Richmond Ky Uh COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute POSITION SECURED for all who complete one or more of our courses either Bookkeeping and flanking or Shorthand and Typewriting Penmanship specialty Write us at once W t3 CIA=SOCK ErinMT STERLING KENTUCKY 11Iyr 1 r t rw VVAL r 3TLsrk 1lwoIiklw q i1 e- oJ tNI 1 t iIjJiIJ Y n w 1 t i l Advocate CompanyINCORPORATED J W REDDEN t G B SENFPEDIYORSJ i li Entered in the Postoffice at ML Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for I HOLD YOUR HOUSES Recently several prospective candidates for county offices have masked our opinion as to the proper time to make public announcemen- tof their candidacy and since the term to which they aspire does not bin until the first Monday in January 1914 we have promptly ad v visod them to withhold such action until a few months before thei Tvixvj tprm beirins or at any rate until after the presidential election next Jijj year People do not want to be bothered with politics continually and to thqse who are contemplating becoming candidates we would like to suggest that they subdue or conceal1 their burning desires to serve the public until the proper time comes to make their ambitions known Tn commenting on what brought about the result in the recent election the Gazette says the State was ungulfed While Web sters latest dictionary does not contain such a word we are satisfiedt it means a severe storm or avalanche of some kind t epublicans in a Bad Way It must be discouraging to the followers of Taft to hear him admit that the Republican party stands in danger of being defeated in the election in 1912 especially just on the completion of a thir teen thousand milt swing around the country in an effort to rejuve nate the g o Ip The only hope for the part is for Democracy to 1 make som graye mistake either legislation enactkitthet cOrh tn i session of Onr ss or in the selectipn of a candidate to oppose1 I Tuft at the Bolls Taft will he renominatedand Taft must be opposed by the str ingest Demorrat in the country CJC Taft will be reelected presi dent And there must be no mistake made by the Democrats in select ing a candidate Gov Harmon of Ohio we believe stands the best chance because we believe he can carry Ohio over Taft and Ohio is a necessary state for the Democrats to have in their column just as it is for the Republicans to have especially in the coming con test Harmon carried Ohio in the Mast election by many thousand more votes than did Taft for presi dent He has demonstrated his mobility to poll a larger votein the state than Taft can even while running for governor Asa presidential candidate he can doubtless poll a larger vote than he did for governor The musses in Ohio have confidence in his ability to cOnduct the national government as successfully and with the same degree of credit and ability as he has the affairs of the state And the masses have rapidly lost con fidence in the ability of Taft Thousands of independent voters nvlll cast their ballot for the one Who seems to have the better chance of winning andas the aJvuntttiie now seems to be with dim Democrats with Harmon at the dead of the ticket Ohio will 11 JIup it Democratic majority soever equalled by Harmon him selfHut Springs Arkansas DiJy News I A Licking and a Promise The victory of Gov Fossof Massachusetts upon a Jhqfough going tariff platform wasa licking for the protectionists aridTd prom ise for 1912 that will bringcheer to many Americans who are resi dents of lactates far distant fromI Massachusetts it has been said in years pas that the Unitod States was gov erned by New England manufact urer Mr Fossftas aRepuftJfcari i TJuanVKwhobolted issue and left Congress to retur- asa Democrat and an adv clteJot tariff reduction A heavy Boston vote elected Mr Foss over Mr Frothingham the Republican can didate who advocated the Taft policy of awaiting the Tariff report before tinkering with th tariff law Government by New England manufacturers plus other menu facturers has looked a good deal like the dog being wagged by the tail Recently a few New Enland manufacturers and a few manu facturers elsewhere have blurte- out the truth about the graft called protection and aided th cause of reform materially The campaign was local in Massachusetts only so far as the can dilates and oflices were concerned The issue was national The result indicates the temper of a great manufacturing State in New Eng land with regard to the retusal of the Republicans to keep their tariff promises New seeded and laytr raisins at Vanarsdclls Ordinarily corduroy suits have no fit See ours and youll see good cords good fitters Rndstrle Walsh Bros Pure pork link sausage at Greenwades Witch Elk hunting shoes solei agents Punch Graves FOR RENT Rooms on Sycamore street For prices and particulars apply to Mrs M S Lane I8tf M Suttonfastin CO 4 LWuncral lrcclors and 8m6almars r r 7tmJlIlanco scryfco- s I A Corn r 97fatn and lank Jfeuis- r sy t i o a 98JJ M 9ltt onot295 and 23- f The Mt Sterling National Bvrflc fll Capital 50000 SuIrp1ii 5q Prqq Undivided Profits 12500 ff C B cashier t SCRAPS TMO UI Ar At tbe courts a case concerning motor driving was being beard when the chauffeur declared that while driving at forty miles an hour be could If necessary pull up In ten or twelve feet time said the Judge Then the nert witness an expert rave his evidence Said his lordship It a motor car were traveling at brakescouldto stop It wlthln ten or twelve feet where would the driver go rDepends very much on the for1dqf1 llfe hed been living said the expert TTltfelta i if hIlj ZfT I j y ul stapletl at Co l2tf V Corduroysuits Npnfolk stq e 4V Valsh Bros d J fl yr lidd ournneat4pure poi mad 4l3sus mW1rTi No Hurry The Bterllng drama ten Nights in a Barroom was given In Florence Monday night One of the rural mall oarrlera was asked dtho I suppose John you are BoingtR tonlgbtre I dont believe rim1 go tonight Its going to tie bore ten nights Ill wolf until Saturday night A Swell Turkey dinner on Thanksgiving doesnt begin to equal thesavings aidtrby the man who pays by cficck xnsficl of in cash He hasfittfrTttereT his money away like IkeWat WtefCarv ries currency instead oilaecheckThe book Open an ac Mt Sterling National Bank and youll find that a check book doesnt burn a hole in your pocket as ready money does PATTERSON ECONOMY My dear we cant go on In this way You simply must find some way lo cut down your household expenses Ive been cutting them down right along Twice last week I refrained from ordering celery and on Thursday I telephoned to my dressmaker saving ten cents car fare that would have been wasted If I had gone to try on my now gown which wasntt ready So you see Im doing my best But you cant expect me to do all the economizing What are you doing educe your expenses Me Great heavens How cnn ran ask such a thing I saved 8600 Inst week Six hundred dollars 1 Why Georga rou havent got f6Ot tot save I know It butt saved It all tb same A friend ofmine wjio claimed to have Inside jnformatlon concern Ing Steel gave tnofnf4ibTterand If Ir had borrowpd JRfin find done u he nd vlsed Id have lost every cent of 1t1 MEN try a pair Coon TailI Felts 193t Brunner The Shoe Man New seeddtandr layer raisins at ranarsdells Hunters see our corduroy suits rAValshBros4 r ir Cprduroy Suits Sweet 9r makePunch GravesI Iilj beS stunner I Watch Jot1 next weeks Big Ad SpaC GrI Dressed chickens Vanarsdells s Fridavrand Saturday Jdl u 1 111 1Of Regard 100f dJua r d bpleaseddrtaocditlistaujt7inc fiilencb hs Aecn able to curs In all Its stages and that f- Cittrllt1laWs f CatarrhOuro Is the 8Hy medicalfraternltI L itllscase requires A constitutional treat nicnt Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally acting directly upon the blood thereLycose and giving tho patient strength by buiclnjr up the constitution and assisting proprletorlaves crs that they+ offer Ole Hundred Uollara I for aayeasb that It fills to Cute Sendl for Itpf testimonial lAddress F JCUENEY CO Toledo Ohio Sold try nn J3rfm e Take hails Fniallr Pills for constipation itll J WalfS to Veve rrft1 J JfdDontgamble itDontk Dont be dishonestI t ei Dont ask forcieditr V i1 5 r j ti Dontbe idle1 t Dont be a grouch Ii Dont be late to work rj R Dont get the candy habit 3+ irti v + Dont8pendaUypu atnrfa o1if t And thendont spend what you ssjve but bring it to thisbank 1iiJ iiOne dollar will open an account yr t 3 Interest Paid on Savings Deposits izchangc sank of Jfontucky MT STERLING 49lvr KY j r FLOWERSWe ers for the orders they have favored us with and we will continue to sell the BEST at PRICESbI have employed an expert designer and orater His work speaks for itself The Best Place to Buy decIII i i i Phone 435 Clay and CorbeHAyen i J JfJ t i1A1K +ee rti llrrea tCORRESPON DENCE jI i e e e PLUM LICK Mr Dunn of Sideview deliv ered 28 tons of hay in Mt Ster ling at 2250 per ton Tom Lawrence sold 30 barrels dF corn to Tom Anton of Side view at 850 per bbl d liveredIt JrN Taul is buildinir a new corn crib at this place Sam Oldson shipped his new crop of tobacco to Lexington and was offered 2 and 7 cents which he rejectedThe s shotthe anvils at Side view the other night Sideview went Republican James Kendall while breaking a young mare in a cart the animal became vicious tried to run and began kickirig Jim vaS kicked several times and was lucky to holdto her and come out alive a SIDEVIEW toMiss Estella f Sewell of near Ford Ky is the guest of her sister Mrs B B Foley at thisj place giveebox supper neat Saturday night November IS and ttleproceed s will go towards school improve juent Everybody iis cordially incited vCol Staggs many friends are proud to know that he is able to sit up some after a long illness Miss Sadie Dunn was the pleas ant guest of Misses Lillie andI Nancy Cravens from Sunday untilI Tuesday- r Born to the wife of W 0l Thacker Wednesday November S1 fine baby girl weight 7t Ibs Our teacher Miss Gladys ardson visited her parents fro I Friday until Monday I n The boys of this vicinity did no forgetto have a good times+ mat IowAen nights HI f o rpV Ella Priest ofhMLSten ltfng is visiting relatives here thi 1week MissFahnie Turleywas in townI shopping Wednesday r STOOPS v a A very large acreage of lullI plowing has been done Chiweeg f bjrds Mrs James Alexander was tak en to the Good Samaritan HospitaljI at Lexington last week to be treated I A J j iimjtha Trimble asgoie to lJJouipvilieto accept a position as stenbgrapher fora well knownI ffiAn J T n 1f a++ I j f One voter in our precinct was sure bent on Prohibition for he voted both the Republican and Prohibition tickets straight Mrs John Byrd of Cincinnati was the guest of relatives here last week C John W Coyle of Owingsyille I was a visitor here Friday and Sat urday The new bridge on the TiptonI builtIThe blizzard did great damage here causing stock to suffer severely and large numbers of turkeys and chickens to die Bath county people ISeveral recently over the Hink Van Thompson pike comment highly on their excellent condition Since these roads werej worked with the machinery they theyhavef ftbuiltj I sv atj preachSpringGeid jlftV inrpecember iftatttidedcljjirt1 JI1 CJackJavsiteiielaEtvesutl JJeffersoriyiUerSaturday and Sun I VfI iJo Y w r Harry fohnsonJro Filneral Directors wry and Embalmers lf JJ 3MtPHONES rIOffice 479 Kesideuce 146 and t86 a 4 i iir ser UUmphreySII florists JDESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and j i WEDDING DECORATIONS OUR SPECIALTY f Greenhouse Phone 88V J Store Phone 547 MT STERLING KENTUCKY Live and Learn Probably most of those poor children of London who are receiving the seawater cure that Is being talked about have never been to the seaside In their lives There Is a story told of a party of such who wore given a day at a popular resort When taken on to the beach the little scamps hastily threw off their clothe and rushed Into the water for a frolic One who had never been by the sea before got his mouth full of soonaas he could some ones been throw igsait InrrTltBlts l ili i New citron candied cherries 1 and crystalized pine apple atTiiD F ir arsdells The best Gum Boots for women J H 1931 Brunner The Shoe Man rSealskin caps at Walsh Bros i vn Commissioners Sittings d titfVMONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT r 11j MONARCH MILLING CO ac Piffs 11 c iJl7 Hi3 oticeofCorumissionersSittingstdlm i ar f DCtsl Cr tNotice is hereby given that I will begin tixumy sittings in the above qtyled caseat 4 frimy office in Mt Sterling Ky on D- ecenbeit J9iihml viJlrclose he6auititl 1 fh PuaIYhlQI2 r ii- r 88thAll claIms aiajnst1fle 9143al present me Y properly proven within said date to JOHN A JUDY U 54 193 Master Commissioner M C C r O Commissioners Sittings rI r MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT f C R PREWITT Admr c PIffO 1 fvs Notice of Commissioners Sittings JMARY11 INotice is hereby given that I will begin i my sittings in the above styled case at vrmy office in Mt Sterling Ky December i 191 1 and will close the same on J January 13 1912 All persons having claims against Silas Prewitt deceased are hereby notified to tri present the same to me properly proven 1 within satd date T JQHN A JUDY Jl9r3 Master Commissioner MflC C l Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT JOHN G WIN J Admr It G R CORNETT Deceased Plff vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings J ELLEN CORNETT c Dft beginmy att v Sterling Ky on De cember i 1911 and will close the same ton January 13 1912 All persons having claims against the estate of G R Cornett deceased are hereby notified to present same to me properly proven within said date JOHN A JUDY 193 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURTV I MARY L WELCH Adnirx c Pff v r r o vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings hWNotice is hereby given that I will begin my nttings in the above styled case atmy office n nIt Sterling Ky on De cember t 1911 and will close the same ouJanuary 13 1912 All persons having claims against the i i heretiynotified 1 proerly iiI OHNA1UD i 193 fMaserc tt tnfasiiner fg R- 4Y eH R X7F t z t IOtr f 4 IWindowGla ifi tIT ILLWFi SIZEAT m1ffrso s Drug Store k tPhone 129 No 10 Court St s 1 PERSON AL i icf Mr A J Gatewood spent Sat- urdayI in Lexington f Mrs G C Anderson is visiting J Slier parents in Stanford Mr Howard Wyatt visited friendsi in Louisville Sunday I V l Mr GoorgiCrEiistin is hunti 11 ingln Bath county this Week i TMrsi G B Senff ariel son are visjlibg in Woodford county this week W A Sutton and wife are vis iting friends and relatives iin vFleming county Mrs M T Botts is visiting her daughter Mrs A B Ratliff at Bethel this week Mrs Mary C Dikob of Shrove v port La is visiting her daughter Mrs VV Q Stephens Mrs Sarah Cohen of Lexing d ton visited her daughter Mrs Foster Rogers last weekl Miss Marguerite Welsh dt I Lexington is in this city visiting her aunts the Misses King i v rfn Dr Bi F Reynolds and sister Miss Ajnna Eeynpljs of Caflisfe are visiting Miss Jflmraa Lewis k- i i Miss Mary McClure Fogg was t the guest of Miss Dede Robson of i Louisville Sunday and Monday Mrs Beallof Lexington is iin this city the guest of her son Mr Leonard Beall and family I Mr W S Turner and bride ar rived Monday and willspend a few days with relatives in this city r Mrs W R McDaniel and Mrs mehay of Charleston W Va dire guests of Mrs S B Carring ton 0 D Wade accompanied by his mother returned to their new home inNew York State Thursday I Jas W Anderson find Grover C Anderson Jleft Monday for a t hunting trip in the mountains of f r Morgan county Vt x Miss Helen Tash has returned to her home in Chicago Illniter a visit to Miss Charlotte RogersI and other relatives A Mr Gray Russell has gone to Washinaton D C where he has accepted a position as chauffeur fur Mr Reid Rogers I Miss Elizabeth Hart was the guest of Miss Many Ratliff WJute at Hamilton College LexingtonI from Saturday until MondayVfr doughtteMissto their home in Washington D C where they will spend the winter afterSn visit to hr children R P and J J Walsh and Mrs Luther Red mond I Mr and Mrs Tames Hall an Miss Alice Johns and Mr Max well Lyle of Lexington are vis iting lIrt Bernice Hall Clay the count I Ii s w l1ieV RELIGIOUSVCJ omoaoo Ii ommm ete The ladies of the Baptist church will have their annual Bazaar on December 1516 in the Ooclcrcll building on Main street They will have for sale all kinds fancy workaprons bags and candy al1 so edibles pies cakes etc anon Monday Dec lSlcotirt day dinnerRev E W Delcamp the pas tor at Somerset will have for his subject next Sunday mbrrilnsr Microbes andMen arfdontlie following SUndfcy What TI iFa1tionl these sermonsI1The W C T U will have an All Day Meeting next Thursday Nov 16 at the home of Mrs B W Trimble for the purpose of tacking comforts for the Hind man School Some time after the meeting now in progress at the Methodist Church has finished th ladies will have a shower for 5 benefit of the school Everybody invited who is interested in this good work Pure pork sausage at ryapars dells 1 1 Big Class AdoptionIIj Tuesday evening November Ql1 by thQJ1 M6derhc Wioodmoriiii l1 o America Theawork willtbefeiox emplified by a Drill Team AlljI Neighbor Camps are requestedvto be presentrA B CKUM Special D H C 182t f Corduroy pants BSweet Orr make Punch GravesJ i New citron candied cherrie and crystaliml jiiine apple at Van arsdells Pure pork sausage at Vanars dells V 1IThe Very Best Rubbers at J H Brunners The Shoe Man 193 Dqnt buy a Corduroy suit ufitilII you ee ot1Ns1n q Wdlslt Bro lh j llll foFishHunting coats i Punch fc Graves Just see our corduroys in suits and pants JiiHCZD Walsh Bros Pure pork link sausage a i Greenwades Oysters celery and cranberries s at Vanarsdqlls t r RI 17fttractve 7tdvertsng rf1 I BRINGS TRADE BUT YOU IUST DELIVER THE GOODS TO HOLD IT YOU GET THE DE LIVERY ALRIGHT WHEN YOU BUY flVJ Jerrs erecisofv V PROM YOUR GROCER QR rTa101oYe 1s I l M r I of I x 1 DIAMOND BITS AR COSTLY A I I i 1 4 rIpe 1o 1tt qElphty Neededyln tn ioclt g8 About vllIIna 8001 I Adianond bit for rock drilling is quite nnj expensive article Its value howeverj ill undergo fluctuations dcpcndenkjUj the price pf the dial moiids j e hnp6A0is a fair value fox aihiLhfThe Jiainqnd used is ex ceediflglynhardji harder than those usually luBedtas jewelry Their carat pride is cdrisiderablCj averaging say usoodone c oo that eight have a value ranging from 480 to 960 on tho average Then loss of a bit means so many diamonds gone and may lead to diffi culty with the hole The diamond is not tough but brittle It will with standheayy pressure if applied even ly and without shock It can read ily be seen that drilling through seamy rock may become quite unfa vorable If there is much quartz present the abrasion may become ex cessiye Under ordinary conditions- rho5vevgrrahc wear on the diamonds while Considerable is by no means MagazineaTHE REASON U O 8 sinceeshe secured her divorce i elire Digby Very As a wife her allowance was only 20a week but now he has to pay her 50 a week alimony i POET AT POETS BIRTHPLACE Shepherd M Bugger the Bkrd oft G ndfatllr mollntajhJrCOOlV Jdeeot lied forshe Qbserver n daneoa ttilowtngRods CouIdanwordstan tW Ni embody more sense VuMwhij eqffronfanfolds men and women darted into thei dance like meteors and as the sweet zephyrs from the Grandfather whispered poems through thf win doors they glidedrgetztcallypttoff thrilling pulse of niusifetprthpirhyfh lth3esi BO thick on thii effia Tioo1 alike a wilderness of blooming hodo dondrons stirred by a breeze Charlotte Observer A WREATH OF BABIES liiiagination is the making of a Writer so one has been led to believe Perhaps but some writers go tqo J ifar Zust listen to this description millinerfrontIt goes with a yellow print frock like the poete f Buttercupcolor was her print gown So sweetly rare so quaintly fair and here we had g aychip very coarse but dull of surface and but tercupyellow taffetas Winterhalter alltnrouhd the low crown with their apartinlike a wreath of chubby babies DESIRE TO MAKE NOISE Dr Theodore Lessing president of tho antinoise association at Hanover Germany in a lecture on the psychology of noise recently delivered in that city said that the de sire to make a noise could n vcr bo conqueredHIt manifests itselfnot only in the yelling of teamsters and tho whistling of hackmen but in needlessly energetic wielding of noisemaking implements of trade ho continued IIM 4 I HAviFEW1 REPRESENTATIVES wnd I jjIW1t4inalact of Po t gal discs I i reducesJiej imvortimtone aBrusselfl and the still less im J9n4 one at Munich Paris Mad rid annow Lisbon are bolisQed or III t 4 f er rooeoeioeeo oo I SOCIAL EVENTS J I leeeeeeeees eweseSeee It J Miss Mary1 liay jTnmblei enter tained Friday afternoon with u beautiful linen shower in honor of Miss Susette Johnson who will shortly become the bride of Mr H Frank Perry A Pretty Card Party Mrs Newton Dulof Mt Sterling who is visiting her par ents Senator and Mrs Thomas Combs entertained last weekwith a pretty card party for a few friends The afternoon was in formal and much enjoyed and after the game ices and cakes were servedTwo pretty prizes were award ed the First was a pair of blue silk hose and the boody a pretty little souvenir Mrs Duff was assisted byher mother Mrs Combs and the guests were Misses Jennie Billingsley Virginia Port wood Katherine Withers Mary Scott Spencer Curry Nutrent Gladys McAdams Douglas Julian Frances McClelland Mrs Henry Foushee Mrs Frank Battaille Mrs Rodes Arnspiger Lexing ton Herald FIAIf FADIK I i 111 L i tnino At Auction Having purchased the fine farm of Jno G White situated on the Lexintoi pike one mile from Winchester and consist ing of 111 Acres we will on Monday NoV 27th Court Day at 130 p m offer tq tlto high est bidder seven farms cub front this tract Natural Gas to these farms nfii i I j 2 ot 5 12 Acres Each I j f arms on the Lexington pike l J jfjaftris f r 9r 2d Acres Each facing titqNew Road This fis a rare alliance to secure a fine truck gardening tract witAfa dnettileof thdlcity at the price I 1rIt iio- fjJTtrsbns ishifJZio purctiTrse aTljror all ntflfr j TpOV I r j i ofTtheie faniis privately Itat btlrbffice 1udttorllihilettd41kJo l t Hutlibflllroich iroctoria Hotel Immediately lfollowing lllesale of faru thetbeautifu home of Mr White will be offered at auction with 37 acres of land It is one of the roost modern homes in1 the Blue Grass v Bloomfield RatliffT WINCHESTER KY 1 ts 2t Fall r BAKlNGPOWDE t Absolutely Pure tf MAKES HOME BAKING EASY WV Light Biscuit Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crusts The only Baling Powder made mfrom Royal Grape Cream of TartarI i Qti 1 NOT SURPRISING tl73s SheThat Mr Scnroy Is the most phickeqttiear 4ed fellow L evr met H44pBalbly tie was1 an Incubatpr babr i iJllJl rf aJj in JII n i 1 Ishelledi walnutsipecans and almonds at Vanarsdells j Greenwade carries a full line of meats nothing but the best Corduroy pants Sweet Orr make Punch Graves New shelled walnuts pecans aid almonds at Vanarsdells r t Last Notice jUt 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 and settling same at once B J McDoxALD 183t City Tax Collector Hunting coats Punch Graves We show the best S750 10 and 1250 corduroy suits made Walsh Bros I 1 Bazaar ti- The Mission Band of the Chris 1 tiara church will have a bazaar on 4i I Dec 8t h and 9th at Roberts I Miistins for thebe i fit ofthe ne v 1111rr- Stihdayschooll rooius Iji51i1r C r Noffoili and i dbhblcJbietuH fli 91st cord suits heavy lined 1jIT Valsh Bros TGet your pure pork sausage at PikfreenwadesI Dressed chickens at Vanars lefts jl Friday and Saturday High cut shoes at Walsh Bros Styles III Suits and Overcoats 2000 and 2250 Suit or Overcoat iA8l 500 and 1800 Suit or Overcoat 1248PU- NCH A- TGRAVES I 1 2w BIG STORES = 2 t terlirag7 Ey i i i i S A- tt V L J t f It p f I a 1 1 WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE If you saw a row of apples everyone differing in size ripeness and color and i all for sale at the same price wouldnt you choose the best Why not do the same I I thing when you buy fire insurance The cost of insurance is substantially the the in all row agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the sameII I II I Talk with HoffmanMt Sterllrig Kerituck ALL RECORDS BROKEN Wonderful Success of ur How ards Dyspepsia Specifics Half Price Offer W S Lloyd the popular drug gist who introduced in Mt Sterling Dr Howards specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia with such wonderful success says he is hearing from druggists in Bother parts of the country where ttEie plan that he urged the Dr Howard Co to adopt introducing their specific by selling at half price 25 cents had been followed W S Lloyd showed the Adyo catc man a letter he recently re coived from C S Ingraham of Elmira one of the best known druggists in New York state Mr Jngraham writes I have never undertaken the introduction of a new remedy with such satisfactory results both to myself and to my trade My average sales have Gjecn nearly a hundred bottles per week and f have every reason to think this will be doubledwith iln u short time HThe specific gives remarkable results in the most obstinate cases of dyspepsia and constipation and although every package has been sold under my personal guarantee Ito refund the money if it did not give satisfaction not one has been returned 1719 Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let as show you they are beauties ittf Advocate Pub Co Inc Typewriter for Sale Oliver Standard Visible No3 Typewriter good as new A bar j tin if sold at once Apply at this office I iiWELL KNOWN MINISTER Restored to Health by Vinol Jter D Schneider who IB a well tortHrn minister In Rico Lake Wig writes 001 hail ia very severe stomach trou Tblo last year from which I was kept lie bed threo months I had engaged tax services of a doctor but to no arnflL I then read of Vinol and deter mincd to try a bottle Before It was need up I was out of bed and four bottles made me a well man Vlnol f- aa splendid medicine and I can gladly recommend it- Prominent men from all over the tenantry do not hesitate to endorse 33s3o wondeful tonic for twelve years Vinol has been 0iisod on the money back plan and every year strengthens Its popularity 1 stud proves by continued tests that it Trtn do what we claim for It tsu S LIOYD DRUGGIST Mt Sterling l r- i 1 Choose then HOf fMANS INSURANCE AGENCY For Nearly Three Quarters of a Century it has paid every loss big and little Its reputation is unexcelled It is the bestffire 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 37 JLift Ah life is brief With shades that bend Across the way And dreams that end At close of day Ah life is sad One fleeting hour In Loves short reign A faded flower And memrys paintYet life is sweet No night so dark But holds a star No storm but mark Where angels are H Graham du Bois tor Salmi Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boars and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky Which is the More Foolish Men write more than women and therefore there are more jokes produced at the expense of women than at the expense of men A good many of these jokes deal with slavery to dress We should be glad to know however whether servility to fashion is carried any further in anything that women do than it is carried by men in regard to straw hats Take the town of New York for example Even it it happens to be boiling hot as it often is after Septem ber 15 a man is compelled to drop his comfortable light straw and probably put on a heavy and stiff black object unless he wishes to be trade uncomfortable by his associate musters of creation if he goes to a ball game with a straw hat on after the magic date he is punishednot only by jeers but by cushions hurled at his head Can women beat it- LIMITATIONS 1 Of GREATNESS No man really knows enough To be hateful to his brotherii fe None is rich enough to cuff And be cruel to another None so clever that he can Justly wrong his fellow man No one is so strong that he Has the right to curb the weak None so gVeat that properly He can trample down the meek There js nothing in success That excuses selfishness Climb unto the topmost heights Win yourself an honored name But respect anothers rights Raise the weak and help the lame Strength of muscle or of mind Gives no right to be unkind I Vanarscells LL ZEMO MAKtS ASTON- IShING ECZEMA CURES WE PROVE IT Every day ZEMO gives relief and cures men women and chil dren in every city and town in America whose skins are on fire with torturing ECZEMA rashes andother itching burning scaly andcrusted skin and scalp hu morsZEMO and ZEMO ANTISEP TIC SOAP two refined prepara tions will give you such quick relief that you will feel like a new personWe give you three reasons why we recommend and endorse ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP for all skin andscalp eruptions- 1st They are clean scientific preparations that give universal satisfaction and are pleasant and agreeable to use at all times 2nd They are not experi ments but are proven cures for every form of skin or scalp affec tions whether on infants or grown persons3rd They work on anew prin ciple They do not glaze over the surface but they penetrate to the seat of the trouble tind draw the germ life from underneath the skin and destroy it In this way a complete cure is effected in any case of SKIN OR SCALP ERUP TIONEndorsed and sold in Mt Sterl ing by the Thos Kennedy Drug Store 1519 etc Mongram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beaties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Dyspepsia is our national ail ment Burdock Blood Bitters is the national cure for it It strengthens stomach membranes promotes flow of digestive juices purifies the blood builds you up Im- Real Estate Real Estate TIlE WORLD IS MADE OF 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 Hadden Evans Office No 9 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY i n r1 DEMOCRATS GAIN SEATS IN LEGISLATURE Majority Will DeMore ThanI Threefourths In New General Assembly As a result of Tuesdays election the Democrats will have an over whelming majority in both branch es of the Legislature which meets next January haying increased their big lead in the last General Assembly which stood on joint ballot Democrats 100 and Re publicans 38 the Senate having twentysix Democrats and twelve Republicans and the House sev entysix Democrats and twenty four Republicans The next General Assembly will in all probability stand on joint ballot Democrats 111 Republicans 27 divided as follows Sen ate Democrats 32 Republicans 6 House Democrats 79 Republi cans 21 In the Senate the Democrats re deemed six former Republican dis tricts and lost one Democratic dis trict a net gain of live seats in the upper branch The Demo crats elected thirteen of the nine teen Senators chosen Tuesday Seine surprising reversals of form were trade in the senatorial races several strong Republican districts electing Democrats not ably the MasonLewis Marion Taylor Washington BarrenMct calfMonroe BathRowanFlem ingMenifeeCarter Campbell county and the Thirtyseventh dis trict of Louisville- A feature of the election was the fight in the Seventeenth dis trict where Senator Joe F Bos worthof Middlesboro defeated his independent Republican opponent Dr Harry Hendren of Pineville after a bitter Hunt in which the temperance element was arrayed against Bosworth for his stand in opposition to county unit extension McCreary Expresses Gratitude to Voters James B McCreary Kentuckys next Governor issued the follow inir statement after the electron I am very grateful to the vot ers of Kentucky for the large majority given me for the high office of Governor I consider the majr r ity given mo and to the other Democrats on the State ticket as an indorsement of the timetried and timehorored Democratic party and the principles for which it has fought with courage and sin cerity for so many years The platform on which I asked the support of the voters of Kentucky represents my views on public questions therein presented and I will earnestly endeavor to carry out its pledges with the as sistance of the members of the General Assembly I am in favor of progress improvement and ad vancement and it will be my am bition to make Kentucky the most progressive State in the Union and I will endeavor to advance its interests in every line and try to bring prosperity to the State and happiness to the people To the chairmen and members of the Democratic Campaign Committees I present iny sincere thanks for the successful management of the campaign and 1 am thankful to my associates on the ticket and to the Democratic press of Kentucky and to the speakers from this and other States for their valuable and splendid assistance- I am gratified to know that this splendid victory was won without receiving contributions from any corporations lobbyists or other persons who might desire or ask for any special privi leges or favors I am also pleased to believe that the victory in Ken tucky is a forerunner of a great national Democratic victory to be achieved next year in the election of a Democratic President A specific for painDr Thom as Electric Oil strongest cheapest household years y- Gt L TnttsPillsThis effectually cure Dyspepsia Constipation Sick Headache Biliousness And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion The natural result Is good nppetlt and solid flesh Dose small elegant lysugarcoated and easy to swallow Take No Substitute A Modern Development Woodrow Wilson emerged vie tor in the first test of popular strength under the now election law in New Jersey Essex coun ty the stronghold of former Senator Smiths forces routed the Wilson supporters and gave the impression at first that Wilson had met disapproval at the polls Wilsons supporters however carried practically every other county in the State outside of Es sex The popularity of New Jer seys Governor in the country at large is an indication of rapid growth of a modern point of view Emancipation from party shib boleths antagonism to boss rule a fearless stand on issues are today the slogans of politicalsuccess The voter wants a declaration of principles not in party platforms but from accountable candidates He wants the living voice Gov ernor Wilsons attitude on local and national questions more than his scholarship and oratory has made his fame over the West one of the recent startling facts in na tional politics Any skin itching is a temper tester The more you scratch the worse it itches Doans Ointment cures piles eczemaany skin itch ing At all drug stores 1m Corduroy Suits Sweet Orr make Punch Graves D ont Overlook That subscription If you are in arrears remember that we can always find good use for 7 the MONE I t RHEUMATISM Any kind also Liver Kidney Lumbago Stomach and blood Diseases CURED by Denns Sure Safe k Speedy Cure Only 250 25I MaUCCO COLUMBUS OHIO I13t Courteous treatment prompt delivery and your trade appreci ted S E Kelly Co 12tf OUR LINE OF Fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FA- NCYGroceries Cannot be Improved Upon Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery Robinson Moore Court St Phone 251 Mt Sterling Ky 1- 1lyrLAUNDRY FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY CF ALL KIND ad to the Mt Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to family WashingI Give Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STERLING I Laundry Co f rOhOO 14 I PR188101IIII DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown All Work Guaranteed and Prices Rigs Office In Martin BnlttUng Phone 626 H R PRBWITTA- TTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR J W PREWITT OSTEOPATHO- ffice 24 Broadway Hours9 to 121 to f Residence 90 North Sycamore 1726t DR G M HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 3IVr DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Ofllco at Anderson BonrdmanfrLlvcry Stable Office Phone 185 Residence rhODe 651 Calls answered promptly Examinations free Assistant State Veterinarian THE JIlOllIOll1Os k Ohio Railway Company TIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERL1fIn Effect July 9 lOll Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and From ARRIVE- r 719 a m Louisville X1239 p m x 347 p m Louisville x 937 p m t 550 a m Lexington J 92o a m t 215 p m Lexington f 705 p m j 930 a ill Rothwell j 205 p m New York x1239 p m c Washgton x 719 a m j Norfolkx 937P mRichmond1 x 3 47 Pm Pilceville t 215 p m t 920 a m Hinton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Rxpress Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily J Weekdays t Jexinuton fit Eastern Ry s TIME TABLEERe- ctlve May 28 19- 11West8ousid No 1 No 3 STATIONS Dally Dally AM PM Lv Quicksand s5 505 1 O- II Lv Jackson O K Junction fl 510 157 II Alhol 535 222 II Beattyville Junction 603 251 Torrent 625 312 Campton Junction 643 330 II Clay City 719 405 IIL E Junction 751 437 II Winchester 805 450 Ar Lexington 850 535 East 8ouad 2 No 4 STATIODaU IPHLv AMUU 11 720Winchester 818IIS50II927II404 944 1CI04II1030IIJunction 519 1037 11O5Ar1125 OONNECJJONS JzeIIEYINGTONTrain connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky NO3 will make Lexington CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 3 and 4 will make connection with fromCa1l1pton BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beattyville O K JUNCTION Trains Nos a A and 4 will make connection with Ohio andostationsCHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent Monogram Stationery The tymonogramt us show you they are beauties 14 tf Advocate Pub Co IrfcT tPI1 a tt y I IWcCrearys Victory n he Democratic ticket wit- allies B McCreary at its hea- arriecl ten of the eleven Congres lonal districts in Kentucky am laterially cut down the norma 1 ajority in the last surviving Republicanism Not in twenty ears has such a Democratic vic ory been won The Fifth district which in 1907 ave a Republican majority of 7 100 gave Gov McCreary a ma ority of 5000 and elected every ember of its judicial legislative nd councilmanic tickets save one by majorities almost equally large Dhe First district in which it was eare that ORears appeal to thee ligniriding element would product lisaijjection again proved its right to the title of the Gibraltar oJf Kentucky Democracy The doubtful Third returnee la majority of more than two thous and The Republican Tenth the home of the Republican campaign chairman was found in th Democratic column The Republican representation in the House and Senate has the appearance of the Socialist delegation in the lower branch of Con gress The outcome far surpasses theI i hopes of every Democrat It leaves the Republicans dumfound ed disorganized not to say dis trait And vet the explanation iis not far to seek nor hard to find I 4 Gov McCreary the people 1 lia now as they have always had y1 1a c ifidence born of and nourished notIbe betrayed The ticket of which i he was the head was of the partys best jn brain and character For the lirst time since 1895 Democracy was free from factionalism In that fact The Times believes is to be found in chief measure tlr r secret of a success which so farI outra n expectations Four years ago factionism de feated the Democratic party This year though Gov McCreary h could not have been defeated iin any event his present majority would have been impossible had the conditions of 1907 been repented He has declared to the people of the State that if elected he andnone other will be Govern QJ both in fact and in name The platform en which he stood is 1n pledge of reform of which Ken Lucky stands in sore need No man could ask of his party and people a larger tribute of faith1 than the Democrats and the inde pen t voters of Kentucky have given to Gov McCrearv The Times does not belive that it is mistaken either as to the man or his purpose in recording here the prediction that the administra tion of Gov McCreary will mean a united party anda prosperous Kentucky and that the head of both will be James B McCreary Louisville Times It Helps I Mrs J F Daniels of Sip Ky writes I was so sick for 3 or 4 years I had to hire my work j done most of the time Jihadt given up hope When Tvbegan to take Cardui I 1kr ew right away it was helping me Now I am better than ever before in my life and Cardui did it E 64 TakaThe oCARDUI Womans Tonic Cardui has helped thous ands of weak tired worn out women back to health It has a gentle tonic ac tion on the womanly sys tem It goes to the cause of the trouble It helps it helps quickly surely safeIi ly It has helped others hjhy not you It wfIJIIt Get a bottle today N L IT I SticI l ContinuI s Oldham Bros Great MoneySaving Sale Is Stills In Progress More goods that we bought from overstocked manufacturers at prices far less than than the actual value are still arrivingand we are prepared to supply the wants ofall the people of this section with the most dependable merchandiseandat prices that are astoundingly low- e Remember this is not a Loom End Sale It is only a moneysaving sale for the a 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 manufacturerst I cost right in the beginning of the season and our display of this readytowear apparel is a reflex of the world of fashions faithfully interpreting all the complex features of foreign styles Think of it again Mens and Boys Overcoats and Suits that have style and individuality at unheard of prices at the outset of the season In our shoe department we offer to the man woman or child of every age and the foot of every shape the absolute certainty of natural formation and exact fit combined with best wearing quality and strictly correct styler The Most Recent Exclusive Styles in Furs of Finest Quality Scarfs Muffs AND SETS i i In addition Kimonos Corsets Dressing Saques Underwear Dress Goods Gowns Silk Petticoats Blankets Comforts Carpets Sheeting Rugs and Curtains in fact J everything in the large stock go at the recordbreaking low prices j s THE PEOPLE COME HERE TO SAVE Oldham Gives The Values Move Quickly to this Store For Your Share of the Great Bargains OLDHAM BROS CO Mt Sterling 9 Kentucky II Democratic Victors in Last Tues days Election GovernorJames B McCreary of Madison Lieutenant GovernorEdward- J McDermott of Jefferson State TreasurerThomas S Rhea of Logan AuditorHenry M Bosworth- of FayetteIAttorney General James Gar nett of Adair- Secretary of StateC F Cre celius ot Pendleton Superintendent of Public In- structionBarksdale Hamlett of ChristianCommissioner Agriculture J w Newman 6f Vbodford Clerk of Court of AppealsR- L Greene of Franklin Typewriter for Sale Oliver Standard Visible No3 Typewriter good as new A bar gain if sold at once Apply at this office v Gett ycur pure pork sausage at Gre nw des c v c cd tr The Garage IS ON Bank Street I I Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Sterlinn Kentucky i Y j Unveiling of Lincoln Statue President Taft was the guest of honor at the unveiling of the statue of Abraham Lincoln in the rotunda of the Capitol at Frank Wednesday Henry IWatterson delivered the address presenting the statue to Kentucky on behalf of its donor Tames B Speedof Louisville The rift was received for the State by Gov Willson An immense assemblage in which were many visitors from outside States attended the exercises Mr Taft was Louis villes guest Wednesday night speaking at a public reception at the Armory and later at the Press Club banquet Business Stationery Something new in the Way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed roods A look will convince you Remember ua business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc 1 VWVWVVWfWWVVWWVVVV A FULL LINE OF Win ow Gla AT Mt Sterling Drug Co PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 39hr WAAAMAMAWvM dOYYYd p d 1 p 1M O Q Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show asiegular1 will convince you Rem mber a business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc t vrLr hI 11 M IZY t- Y HERE AT ROME Mt Sterling Citizens Gladly Tesw tify and Confidentially Recommend loans Kidney Pills It is testimony like the following thai has placed Doans Kidney Pills so fax above competitors When people right here at home raise their voice in praise there is no room left for doubt Read the public statement of a Mt Sterling citizenMrs Mary Hinson 21 Strother street Mt Sterling Ky saysr I believe that if I had not used= Doans Kidney Pills I would not be living today My health was poor and two of our best physicians stated that I could not ex pect to recover They gave me a year to prepare for my sad fate The kidney secretions were un natural andat times my body bloated I was nervous and suffered severely from headaches and dizzy spells Spots floated before my eyes and I often had to grasp something for support My back was weak and I couldnot stoop to button my shoes in fact could hardly get around Iwas so much impressed by a testimonial given in favor of Doans Kidney Pills that I decided to try them and procured box at Duersonrs Drug Store They gave me im mediate relief and I continued taking them until I was in good health I have but little trouble from my kidneys now and for that reason recommend Doans Kindney Pills highly For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co t Buffalo New York sole agents fog the United States- Remember the nameDoans and take no other 193t for Sale Fresh milk and cream I arrr also prepared to do all kinds of heavy hauling as I have good teams and wagons Phone 147 14tf Roy Morris I have been somewhat costive but Doans Regulcts gave just the results desired They act mildly andregulate the bowels perfectly George B Krause 306 Walnut Ave Altoonn Pa 1m WINGHESTER rionument WorksWINCHESTER KY 11EST AVOKK LOAVEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will call o you and save you moneyF JACKSON Prop Oatequal The best feed on the market for all kinds of stock Give it a trial and be convinced litf Roy Morris Agent Business Stationery Something new in the way of business stationery Let us show you samples Prices the same as regular printed goods A look willconvince you Remember iln business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc II Clay McKee Sons fBuy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For Yon Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put you Next tc best investments Sell The Bestir Autos THK WHITE MOTOR CAR Dont fail to see them 4- 4tfForSala An excellent and most desirable farm of 130 acres more or less subject to sor vcy situated immediately on Mt Sterling and North MiddletOwn turnpike road about equal distance from each place Has on ita good twostory metal roar frame dwelling of S rooms and two large halls with front and back porches all in good repair All necessary outbuildings including coal chicken and buggy houses arid two medium size tobacco barns good stable and corn crib also tenant house Land in high state of cultivation withal a splendid home One hours drive of countyseat Apply to Dr J Keller Johnsont or L B Greene irftf Agents and Attorneys in pact wi r l v foJIt 4A JrJf 1 uUII i J iII tf tw 1J Ji i t1t t qd Mtr t 1N r4 ywo I 11 1 4 V P r of JIi fc jJi 1 1b 9 JOURNALISM IN NEW JERSEY EhllJJ- and JOld Man Was the Items a1aft He Had Only One l Paper A traveling Philadelphia salesman passed through a small New Jersey town the other day and having some time to wait for the train walked up the main street relates the Philadelphia Times He came to a small house and saw over the door the sign Blankville Item Entering ho inquired of the old whitehaired man who greeted him for the managing editor Im him camo the short an swerHow large a staff have you asked the young man by way of making conversation Why grunted the old man my canes about two inches thick No no interrupted the sales man I mean how many men have you on the paper How many work for you Waal the other returned Im the only one- Somewhat discouraged the man andri y t years he endeavored to make a I smooth exit by asking for a paper Id like to let you have one said the oneman staff but you see IerIonly got one and that a mine HE WOULD LIVE TO BE 140 Little Girls Estimate Was Based on Double Life Her Uncle Was Living Dr Kenyon L Butterfield presi dent of the Massachusetts Agricul tural college said at a Republican banquet at White River Junction In politics we must be straightforward On the tariff question the labor question the trust question we must be open and above board Any inconsistency or crawfishing will be visited on our heads a thousandfold Yea even out of the mouths of babes shall we be condemned- Dr Butterfield smiled Like the rich uncle he resumed A richuncle of the rosygilled type was riding his little niece on his knee when the child lisped If Uncle how long does a person live Three score years and ten my dear is our scriptural allotment he replied piously H Then you said the pretty little I girlwill live to be a hundredand forty wont you Ha ha I he laughed Why should you think that yet Because said she I heard mamma and papa say that you here leading a double life I OUR CONSCIENTIOUS AGE t Many of the most conscientious persons go about with an habitually apologetic air writes S M Crothers c in the Atlantic They are rapidly ac quiring the evasive air of the con scious criminal It is only a very hardened philanthropist or an un sophisticated beginner in good works who cnn look a sociologist in the eye Most persons when they do ohu thing begin to apologize for not doing ftom thing elso Thtsy nrii Ilka one track toil oad that has been congest ttl With traffic They arc not sure which train has the right of way andwhich should go on tho siding Progress is a series of rearend collisions c r u THACKERAY IN BOOK STORES Idle as it may bo to gauge the worth or permanence of a novelist by the passing demand for his works the proof of the author is after all in the reading By this teat Thack eray whose centenary we celebrated recently is found to preserve a rig orous grip on cotempornry attention In the libraries he is always in de- mandJA r a little above Scott and a little below Dickens and Eliot In th book stores of tho novelists whom we group as Victorian Dickew sells best and Thackeray next this by alrl i4t41t9mouaerctwhich must allow f I popular taster if r IIr ij 1 I l A TYPE Captain Hardrees Lloyd described I I at a luncheon at Tuxedothe typical- youngj British offlcer A typical British officer ho l t1 aid was one who quartered for two years at Cairo never got out to zai see the Pyramids nT jT You see he explained wlia with polo and parties and cricket- A and bridge I never had my dear fellow a minute to myself I iI lrr I I a L P WRONG PLACE TO BUY MEAT AbsentMinded Glrl Iii Distressed but She Gave Joy to the Postal Clerks The absentminded young woman emerged from the branch postofflce station with a flushed face and meta friend at the corner Oh Stella she exclaimed let me weep on your shoulder Whats the matter this time You may well say this time J I am always wondering if I have yet done the most awful thing possible in the world or if the worst is yet to come When I left homo al few minutes ago I intended to do two errands One was to buy some post age stamps and the other waswell just now I walked up to the stamp window and said blandly to the clerk Please give me a pound and a halfof lamb chops Dor you wonder that I want to cry Could anything be much worse For tunately the clerk knows meOf courser he grinned and said Not here Miss Wander The butchers shops in the next block Of course hell tell all the other clerks and of course I cant blame them for laughing If I could be sure that this experience would cure me I could bear it better Dont worry Just think how much joy you have given the clerks Count it a contribution to thegayety of nations and season your lamb chops with it They will taste bet ter and be more digestible i than if watered with tears I AFTER THE HONEYMOONI I Mr NewwedI shall never neverII youMrsMr NewwedYou neednt to get so sore about it I guess I could if I wanted to- TEAMWORK POPULAR It is to my mind a matter of profoundsignificance that our col leges and universities betray such enthusiasm over team games At these institutions one would expect the spiritof scholasticism to be dominant One would suppose that the high prize of public admiration would be given to those who peted most successfully in cmnII ship 1 do notwish to minimize tile honor of scholastic distinction or the 1 rewards of those who win it but III wish to call atteu rnii to the fact that tho mail who villllive lohgeafc ito thell Ihearts Of Ills comrades is the man who playing in a teem game wins glory and renown for the college ash whole He does not witt asa bril pant player primarily but as an organic part of the unit=alto team The individual reCOrd brejajcer In running and jumping wins na such position in the hearts of hia fellow students as the man who sues fully leads a team to victoipLip pincotts AN EXACTING SITUATION Doctor said tho nervoue mania there any way of teaching a per son to talk in hia sleep t I never heard of any replied the physician How could auch an benettreIts either that or iinaomni for me My wife is one of tho beat ut fragette speakers before tho public She always rehearses her oration at home and Pre got to say HearI hear or Thats the I stuff I at least once every ten minutes ootNfl ANO comma Priced in thin oountry are dproportionate said the moo who has all kinds of trouble What is your especial griev ance I itj i i I fifteen or twenty thousand dollars to Iget it back I I 1 lot aAlKayyy1n tynAIfo ARR lV1I r k i Prospects for1912 tea Counting Arizona I ew r 531votesMexico there jHJill be in the electoral college which will elect tho President of the United States in 1912 According to the usual way of flguringit is safe to count as surely Democratic tho following States Alabama 2 Arkansas 9 Florida G Georgia 14 Kentucky 13 Louisiana 10 jSlnry Jand 8 Mississippi 10 Missouri 18I QiJalioma10South Texas 20 Virginia 12 Total f75 States that tare strong Demo j cratic leaning and maybe rensonnii bly depended on arer Colorado 6 Arizona 3 New Mexico 3 Total1 12 This gives a total Democratic strength of 187 leaving 79 to be obtained from the doubtful States Leaving out all other States that j went Democratic in 1910 we find three States which will give the Democratic candidates the necessary votes They are New York totafMSidUtaMtf 4 IT Upder I tl e iiSe4pnpportionme iJ it Nil require Y266 electoral voip to elect so thjise figures show a safe majority q361tirrdlbeDemoclt J1Jufre items fiMlf t 5eth td t+ I would be necessary to carry Wis- clp i 17IEi1r1 949INe braska 8 California 13 Montana dttNorth Dakota 5VS SWir DftkSta 5 Oregon q Wyoming 3 total 79 southAAirotaGovernors mid the Democrats do not cldntlibl this Congressional delel gation in n singlStateFrom the Ctstitralia Illinois + Democrat 4 UNITED STATES Army Shoe a shoe that will wear and is com fortable 193t J H Brunner The Shoe Man J Sbeel over garments at Walfsh B psV 1 n STOR NEWS This week we arc sellingl in Profit Sharing Stile No6 all our iii1 75c Shirts anCDrawers 38c We are showing a Norfolk Corduroy Suit extra heavy lined and the srime in doublebreasted that is the best evershown f here We are featuring a heavy made ex tra heavy Corduroy at 1000 INQW line of Sweaters Jnu Mens and Boys just in Iy reseiiinS a good Leather Mitten a good yurlltil JtKfOl 25c JSSJCv- iJ Velvet Rib Ihiderwear is certainly the best we ever Sawifor the priceJiSlfcit + iij wine ofFurv Caps embraces all qualities from 150 to50 Tight fitting suits is the English style but Americans have modified the garments until theytlpare fairly sane We show English and modified English styles = We believe the people are going to demandJSanitary Underwear and Clothing in the future from sanitary stores You run a great risk for your family and self when buy questionable clothing from poorly lighted poorly kept stocks = Come here see whatl care isjgiven what you wearAWORDiTO THE WISE rleeif +r ns1r r 4 i rterrt e Noticet V JI JzFludters are hereby notified that fey wIll be prosecuted if thy are l aught hunting upon the lands of the undersigned1 TJPergrilri LeeGibbs JohnsonJohn PhelpsPlias 11shipRJdcrooksi R T Myers Li Wingate HUdsouawHijhettBnttol1S 1Voung G W McCormick P ss Jones Osc rponser a I iiK Tapp IfnaxterJEftSSptt IpaV ffqrris 1I3s Amanda Botts JWiedrord rV StalllH1tjV1Ford1 Will Stephens jG oie Ford P J Shackelford toburnnYf J3D MarshallII I Carriage tojiftej Trains GUILloyds stable phone 281 or Wil Bean for baggage Also pave a carriage that will meet all trains 25 cents each yay I7tf L Almost every style Velvet Rib Dui fold Interlock and red shirts drawers or union suits Special this week 50c Shirts and 38c I at right Moose Hide Witch Elk and Gunners Calf Skin in black tan and Best line best make all from to 0 Look 4 YJacli v ChildrensTothesy V fShopping Bags r I i 2 Butter Jar f2 Tin Bucket w 3 Cakes Fine Toilet Soap jfiI Knit Mufflers r x Come to The Fair Store and get f any of the above fteffsfr one dime V y fMeat Hogs for Sale it A fewSOO pound inbariifags fot sale Phone 554A fju 4 f 192t A W Hamilton Chickens for Sale vi For the next 15 days I will sell early hatched pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock 50 cockerej ttb JL1dozenMrs Jas Cravens Phone 559A 16tf Extra heavy weight Ipbhts for cold weather wear Bros I Quality Honesty Style Striking values in mens and young nfens Fall and Winter Clothing Hundreds of Suits and Overcoats are being underpriced for quick selling Come with your head clean your eyes and ears open feel the quality and the truthfulness of 6ur statement thati J i i i we sell th eIBBestt 1OOO3125o1 U aud181OO Suits in the world will be clearly proven Beautiful styled Suits ih BrownS Greyg Coronationi Blues Tiaras Blacks and Blues J Mens Underwear Coopers Wrights medicated Drawers Mens High Top Shoes and I Lace Boots price pearl leathers prides 298 800 Gallon Gallon cassimere Walsh n = Ijt Ku1 fobdcctofhes The Balcony Store for Boys Kuhn made ElI Suits and Overcoats in the prevailing shades A big value in Suits and Overcoats at SOOBoys Sanitary Underwear Shirts saps Sweaters and Furnishings Best and Largest Stock In this City Call Ball Band Rubbers Boots Coats Macintoshes all Over Arctiqs anc storm Shoes SupJt C s t A as Bags and Hat1 1 4 if Wrffi i 8 fJ ty Ly TrunksSat light prices Cal14 glad to Shmw you Ji i t Wa1ShBrQtheFsrTIIH E B Oi5i S J JJdII- C 11 J C i iI I r c r r 1k fT tt a J R M I k 1n 11 fMI

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