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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 29, 1911.

The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, November 29, 1911. The Mt. Sterling advocate. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason, Mt. Sterling, KY 1911 mts1911112901 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 29, 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. MT STERLING ADVOCATEt LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY 1 VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29 1911 NUMBER 21 IIii 4 fiUTURIFii J4o e of Our Most Prominent Mer JlichantsJ Left Monday for Greenville Ala Where He Will Locate Mr W P Guthrie who hasI been one of our most prominent i clothing merchants for a longI i i number of years has closedout his business in this city and left oJMondav for Greenville Ala iiiwhere he will open an uptodate novelty store He is one of our best known most prominent and enterprising citizens and it is with J deep regret that we see him leave Mt Sterling but it gives us pleasure in commending him to the good people of Greenville and we sincerely hope that he will be successful in the hustling little 1 Southern city Mr T G Denton will leave rV Thursday for the same city and will be associated with Mr Guth rie in his new enterprise Mr Denton is one of the most popular citizens in Mt Sterling and has hada long experience in the mer cantile business He is a gentle I Jman of the old school we sincerely t J Jhate to see leave this city but heartily commend him to the peo pie of Greenville 1 i The families of these two gentle men will join them within the text two months orduroy SuitsSweetOrr make 1 Ui f 1 Punch Graves IJ Bazaar The Mission Band of the Chris tian church will have a bazaar on Dec 8th and 9th at Roberts Mastins for the benefit of the new 9ndayschool rooms 1517 Bananas oranges apples and grapes at Vanarsdells The Very Best Rubbers at J H Brunners The Shoe Man 193t Pure pork link sausage at Greenwades 4 Dressed chickens at VanarsdelFs Friday and Saturday New canlino of staple and fancy groceries at S E Kell Co 12tf SCHOOL BONDS SOLD Mt Sterling Public Graded School Bonds Sell at 105 to foreign Parties At the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Mt Sterling Pub lic Graded School held at the office of Mr C D Grubbs last Friday the sealed bids which had been advertised for the sale of theI school bonds for the erection of an additional school building were opened There were 19 bids re ceived by the Secretary of the Board and the bid of Seasongood Mayer of Cincinnati Ohio being the highest and best bid was accepted Their bid was 15 75000 for the 1500000 worth of bonds said bonds being dated Jany 1 1912 bearing 6 per cent interest payable semiannually redeemable 1000 yearly begin ning Jany 1 1913 The next nearest bidder was 2100 less than the successful bidders In addition to the premium paidon the bonds the purchasers agreed to furnish the lithographed bonds free of charge to the school The fact that bids would be re ceived for these bonds was adver tised in the ADVOCATE ONLY and that 19 sealed bids were received for same is evidence conclusive of its worth as an advertising me dium I Pure pork sausage at Vanars dells Slips and falls Mrs Joe A Stephens slipped and fellon her back porch last Saturday morning breaking tIi bone in her left ankle It had caused her much pain but she is getting along nicely for Sale Two first class poland china boars for sale One 18 months oldand one 9 months old Pure bred but not registered 212t R C OisoN North Middletown Ky R IL 1 MEN try a pair Coon Toil Felts 193t Brunner The Shoe Man I Pure pork sausage at Vanars dells r uhanks even Proclamation BY H The Rogers Co Be it known to all women in and around Mt Sterling We have cut the prices on nearly 100 suits and coats Fifty Tailored Suits 500 1000 1500 f Every suit a rare bargain You will be surprised what excellent values in this offering Forty Long Coats J 500 1000 1250 i Not a coat in this lot sold for less than 1000 many of them are 2500 values These SUITS and COATS are w selling like hot cakes Be one of the lucky women who get one a The ROGERS CO Incorporated c r SuttonEastin Cof- uneral Directors and Smbalmers jtmbulance Service i Corner Ttfain and dank Streets Iflagphone 48 Ifyht 9An3295 and 23 Z I L GOVERNOR GRAY AND COUNTY TAX Crack Racers Burned io Death Last Sunday at Stockwood the Country Nome of Capt J T Williams Governor Gray and County TaxI two of the crack racers of Capt J T Williams of Spring Station were burned to death Sunday morning in a fire that destroyed small barn on his place Governor Gray was estimated to be worth 25000 and County Tax 3000 The insurance on Governor Gray was 10000 and on County Tax 2000 Governor Gray was one of the best threeyearolds in the State having won the Latonia and Jack sonville derbies last season and a number of races at Latonia Jacksonville Louisville and Lexington Without going into detail as to his races let it be stated that he won as a twoyearold six races and that his earnings were 4112 and that as a threeyearold this year he won seven races and earned 15051 his record com plete being41 starts 13 firsts 12 seconds 6 thirds and ten times un placed with a total of 19163 net earnings to his credit He was the holder of many records among them being the lli mile record made in the Lato nia Derby last spring in which he came within 320 of a second of equaling the worlds record for the distance running the distance in 230 25 Countv Tax while not in the class with Governor Gray vas a consistent performer and hadwon many races Besides losing the horses and barn there was a quantity of corn oats and hay destroyed The rigin of the fire is unknown Only the cook and Capt Williams who was sick in bed being at home at the time This is the second time that Capt Williams has lost a high class horse as a few years ago he lost Rams Horn who was considered one of the greatest racers in the world and he has the sympathy of thousands of friends oeing one of the best known men n the turf New shelled walnuts pecans and almonds at Vanarsdells Greenwade carries a full line of meats nothing but the best The best Gum Boots for women J H Brunner The Shoe Man 149- tPhone rS E Kelly Co for Freshand Cured Meats 12tf Read This Mr John A Judy has recently received letter from a firm of attorneys in the West making inquiry for relatives of one Theo dore Miller who recently died there and left considerable prop erty bit had no heirs in that sec tion and the estate is about to be escheated If there are any rela tives of Mr Miller in this section they might do well to see Mr Judy Miller is said to have gone West from this section of Kentucky New citron candied cherries and crystalized pine apple at Van arsdells We have our slaughter house opened now for killing hogs with skill labor in charger also render the lard cut out the meat ready for salting down Call phone 85 and 100S P Greenwade Jardiniers Special sale for this week lOc each for a 6 inch jardinier regu lar price 25c each The Fair I WIILYfMI aM1 RY f YTnt7V4+ el y I MANY CHANGES IN CITY OffiCES The New Council in Its Initial Meeting January 5 1912 Will Make Many Changes It is rumored that the new city council which has its first meeting I January 5 1912 will make many changes in the offices at the disposalof that body Mr HowI ard Anderson Sewer Inspector will be selected as City Jailer in place of Mr 0 M Willoughby Dr C B Duerson will be made City Physician in place of Dr G N Cox Dick Turner will be driver of the fire wagon after the 1st of Aprilas Mr Stanley Brown the present driver was only an applicant for the place until that time Tho newly elected Chief of Police Mr John Gib bons will be assisted by Mr Thomas Scott Mr James Tipton and Mr Dee Smith as policemen Mr James Turner and Mr John Harper being the retired police men Mr Tipton being at present a member of the force Mr B J McDonaldwill again be appointed City Tax Collector Mr C B Patterson City Treasurer and William Becraft Street Commissioner Hunting coats Punch Graves The RED CROSS Shoe a shoe that bends with the foot for women at J H Brunners The Shoe Man 193t New citron candied cherrie- and crystalized pine apple at Van arsdells Sends Horses to New York Mr James R Magowan the owner of Elmwood Stock Farm iin this county last Saturday shipped seven head of line trotters to till Old Glory Horse sale at New YorkAmong tliom were Sim Ax worthy 3 trial 2121 Frank Perry 1 record 215 champion yearling trotter of the world John K Madden 1 record 227 Peter Mv Boy 2 untried Star Todd 3 untried Leon Guy 3 untried Commodore Boy 1 untried In this shipment Mr John McCormick also sent a fine yearling + King Lar These are among the highest1 bred horses in the world and it iis expected that Mr Magowan willI realize handsomely on their sale p Bananas oranges apples an grapes at Vanarsdells Corduroy Suitsi SweetOrr make Punch Graves Greenwades slaughter house iis ready for hog killing Thanks The citizens of West Main street are very grateful to the Mayor and City Council for clearing off the dirt from the recently constructed sidewalks and the con struction of a temporary cinder crossing in that section providing a way to get to the city without wading through the deep mud on the opposite side of the street pending the settling of the suit regarding iho construction of a sidewalk abutting the property of Mrs Maguire that should have built many years ago Turkeys for Sale Prize winning strain of mammoth Bronze Largest of all1 birds Gobblers 3 hens 250 delivered in Mt Sterling Mrs Jas Cravens Phone 559A 202t We kill your hogs and buy your spare rib and back bone and situ sage Greenwades Dressed chickens at Vanarsdells Friday and Saturday i AYE Wt I14htlhKWVnItN W r f RP X + LOOSE LFAF- TOBACCO WAREHOUSE To be Established in This City Market Will Probably Open Early in December t The tobacco meeting of the Bur ley Tobacco Society of this county was held at the court house here Saturday Addresses relative to the 10 year pooling plan were made by Pres Clarence LeBus V Pres Ferguson and Col A W Hamilton of this city Several signers were secured- A movement was launched to secure the establishment of a loose leaf warehouse in Mt Sterling and after a good deal of discussion a vote of the growers was taken I on the proposition to open the market here and it was unani mous in favor of the project and President LeBus agreed to open the market There will have to be some improvements made at the warehouse of the society where the loose leaf market will be heldand the market will be open as soon as these can be made which will probably be early in December The County Board of Controlwill employ capable men to take hold of the business and conduct the sales and efforts will be made at once to get the facto ries and the American Tobacco Company to send buyers to this market lIt Sterling has always been one of the best markets in the State and for two years stood weedshauled Oysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdells Get your pure pork sausage at Greenwades Came a Long Ways Mr B M Bannister and wife of Knoxville Tenn visited our I city last week for the express pu pose of attending the revival sexy ices now beigh conducted ot the Methodist church This is quite a compliment to Rev Harris who is conducting the services Mr Bannister is chief train dispatches of the L N H R with headquarters at Knoxville and haying t heard Rev Harris preach sometime ago said that he was amply 1repaid for his long trip by haviiig the privilege of Tigain hearing this good man tI adVanarsdells Take your hogs to Greenwad s for killing He grinds your sun sage and renders your lard Beautiful Thanksgiving Pos Cards at Spot Cash Grocery I Memorial Services Next Sunday afternoon Decem ber 3 at 2 oclock Mt Sterling Lodge No 723 of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks will hold its annual Memorial Services or Lodge of Sorrow at the Chris ian church Hon Edgar B Hager will de liver the address The following members have died since the or ganization of the Lodge Frank J Greene Ed Mitchell Jas KSharp Geo W Baird John B McAlister Win Leverone C W Tanner John E Cooper Henrx S Wood and M S Kelley An excellent musical program has been arranged and Mr Hager is regarded as an eloquent and giftedorator The public is cordially invited to attend this impressive service Dressed turkeys andchickens for Thanksgiving at Vanarsdells Witch Elk hunting shoes sole agents Punch Graves Xmas Toys will be on exhibi tion next week at The Fair Store You are inyited to come and bring the children Here iYorChance A splendid Upright Foster Piano used one year cost 425 on easy payments at 250 or cash at 225 Spot Cash Grocery Put Under Peace Bonds After hearing the evidence in the shooting affray which took place some days ago on Hog Creek above the Levee Esq C G Thompson required the participants Clarence llithell Sylvester Kidd and Bird Kidd to exe cute bond in the sum of 100 each to keep the peace and placed Sylvester Kidd under a bond for alike sum for his appearance to answer before the next grand jury on tile charge of maliciously shooting at without wounding Wanted Have applicant who wishes to rent house rent not to exceed 2000 per month Gun wait for possession until March L Apply at this office tf o New shelled walnuts pecans and almonds at Vanarsdells rHOvnl plush underwear Sole agents Punch Gravesn A Nice improvement The new concrete steps put in front of the court house on the South side are a very nice and useful improvement The same should be done on the East side Music Department Mr F C Duerson has just put in a complete supply of sheet music that can be bought at very reasonable prices Call and see tthe supply on hand and get a catalogue feSJSJ 1 2 J ROYAL xfV Mrtv BAKING POWDER KiVIKV Absolutely Pure o H Economizes Butter Flour hEggs makes the food more appetizing and wholesome The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar J o c G1 Ji =I t t- t Ways to SaUe Dont smoke Dont gamble Dont get the theatre habit v Dont be dishonest Dont ask for credit if Dont be idle IF Dont be a grouch be late to work get the candy habit spend all you earn I IDoutsave but bring it to this bank open an account 300 Interest Paid on Savings Deposits xchango 3ank of Jfentucky t STERLING KY I IllT 491yr i r LAST WEEK ICarnations SOc Per Dozen Place your orders early for the Thanksgiving and the Holiday Season We can give satisfaction in all things pertaining to the Florist Business Flowers for all occasions i I I The Best Place to Buy flowers INoStore Greenhouses Clay and Corbett Avenue Phone 435 Ir 111 1 Sanitary Stem preSSing I i Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Without a Doubt we have the Largest md nest Equipped Plant in the City E w TCCTC I U Mt Sterling Kentucky L 0Jj 1 a IU WINTER TOURIST TICKETS TO H FLORIDAAND ALL SOUTHERN RESORTS- ON SALE DAILY VIA ALL EQUIPMENT itiELECTRICALLYLIGHTED GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31 1912 FOR FULL PARTICULARS CAll On ANY TICKET AGENT CRESCENT ROUTE on WRITE n C KINO Passenger and Ticket Agent 101 E Main St KY u Gifts for All Occasions There is no establishment in the United States better able to meet your require ments in exclusive selections of Diamonds in unique and distinctive settings Sterling Silverware wrought by experienced ar tisans Gold Jewelry of refined and 0artistic character Sheffield Silverware of hardmetal with silverelectroplate Toilet ware of sterling silver andof ebony Watches of the worlds leading makers Herschede Hall and Mantel Clocks of f nationalreputation for case designs time keeping and famous Tubular Chimes that sound the hours and quarters after theGpeals of Whittington and Westminster in fact with the choicest in jewelry gold smithing and silversmithing at moderate I prices A Catalog of Hall and Mantel Clocks only is issued as assortments in other lines are always changing so as to include the latest approved designs But 1 selections insured and express paidwill be sent to those making themselves known as reliable through the Correspondence Department A personal visit when in Cincinnatiwill be appreciated GoldsmithTheHerschede Building Fourth Avenue East Cincinnati Ohio v iJt li i I IIt 1 ff 3 fri iL i jG rr J jjjfa 1 j ijIoNO r DINING CARS SERVINGALL A LA CARTE QUEEN LEXINGTON I i ir I Am WeII9 writes Mrs LR Barker of Bud Ky and can do all my housework For years I suffered with such pains I could scarcely stand on my feet After three different doctors had failed to help me I gave Cardui a trial Now I feel like a new woman B 5- 8Take CARDUlI The Womans Tonic A womans health de pends so much upon her delicate organs that the least trouble there affects her whole system It Is the little things that count in a womans life and health If you suffer from any of the aches and pains due to womanly weakness take Cardul at once and avoid more seri ous troubles We urge you to try it Begin today Sheep Diseases In Kentucky Sheep raising in Kentucky has been seriously affected by the pre valence of disease among the herds For tho past year or more there has been constant effort to relieve this condition and the greater portion of the State has been covered by inspectors Thousands of sheep have been1 found to be infectedwith scabies andother diseases and many thousands have not been inspected In some of the largest sheeprais ing counties in Eastern Kentucky the work of elimination has scarce ly besrun A number of the coun ties have cooperated with tin Government officials to such ai extent as to make effective work possible This is a serious mis take since it is to the interest oi all that these diseases be eradicat ed at the earliest possible moment During the past year the quaran tine has been extensive and ii Consequence the normal shipment ijf sheep and lambs has been greatly interfered with to the Hnancin Jctriment of many heVd owners With Texas excepted Kentucky is the greatest sheepraising Stat in the entire South The censu figures for 1910 show that Ken LUCk has between 5000t00 am 56000000 worth of sheep Tin State is well adapted to sheet growing and an industry of suc proportions is worth fostering an conserving Counties where slieej diseases arc prevalent shoul render all possible assistance t the Federal and State officials wlJ are endeavoring to clean up tit herds Any skin itching is a temper tester The more you scratch tin worse it itches Doans Ointmen cures piles eczema any skin itch ing At all drug stores 111 fur Sale Double Standard Polled Dur hang Bulls which arc hornles Shorthorns Shropshire Buck oy an imported prize winning sire Pure bred Poland China boar and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky Floriffa1a AND Western1 North Carolina nearb ant youconsiderSouthern Railway StLouisChattanooga Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Tourist Tickets and lIomeseekers Tickets ternHallwaundotherWinterSkyboolletiiC Beam Jr A G P A 20tf ST LOUIS MOl JJ l r jf i flY it tJ 1 i Lff INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR Plans Are Made For Ceremonies- at Capital When ion James- B McCreary Will Be- MadeChiefCxecutlve At a conference held in Rich mond hetween Governorelect Jps B McCreary and the Executive Committeeof the Inauguration of the Governor of Kentucky for 1911 comprising French Hoge Chairman Representive electl Elwood Hamilton John W Mi lan General Percy Haly and Mayor JamesJSH rIPolsgrovo the details for tho inauguration were workedout Either Dr J R Zeigler of the Presbyterian church or Father Flynn of the Catholic church will deliver the invocation after they have been introduced by Chairman French Hoge As Chairman of the Executive Committee Mr Hoge will call the crowd to order and after the invo cation will present Mayor Pols grove who will in turn introduce Governor Willson who will de liver the valedictory Following Governor Willson there wit4 be music and then Mayor Polsgrove will introduce Governorelect Mc Creary who will make his inaugural address and take oathof office whichwill be administered by Chief Justice Hubson The Lieutenant Governor E J Mc Dermott will tape the oath of of lice administered by Chief Justice Hobson Father Flynn or Dr Zeigler will pronounce the benediction CEREMONY IN FROST OF CAPITOL These ceremonies will be held in front of the Capitol and at their conclusion Governor McCreary exGovernor Willson and others will repair to the State Reception Room where there will be a pub lie reception for an hour and II half or two hours 100 Reward 100 Tho readers of this paper will be onewbeenbleatarrh Halls Catarrh Curo is the only osltlvo euro now known to the medical ratcraity Catarrh bcln a constitutional cease requires a constitutional treat ont Halls Cat rrh Cure is taken in rnally acting directly upsn tho blood d mucous surfaces of tho system theft f destroying tho foundation of tho din 33 and glvlnff tho patient strength by jlldlns up tho constitution and assisting turoIn doing Its work The proprietors two so much faith In its curative pow- s that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars IT any caso that It falls to cure Send or 1 hit of testimonialsAddress P J CHENEY CO Toledo Ohio Sold by nil Druggists 7eTake balls Family Fills for constipation Business Stationery Something new in the way of usiness stationery Let us show rou samples Prices the same as regular printed goods A look vill convince you Remember ir Business house is judged by its tationery I4tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Character Building Selfcontrol is the greatest of al qualities the one most eminently itted to make a man successful Et is thanks to that great virtui hat a man does not listen to t irst impulse that before embark ng in an enterprise he carefull veighs all the consequences thus efore taking any important de ision he holds a committee meet rig with himself and hears all tin jros and cons of the question bo ore putting it to tho vote It h thanks to selfcontrol that a man lever loses his temper but lets others do it to his own advantage that he faces all the perilous situations of life with a chance of suc cess that his reliability inspires others with confidence in him and makes him hosts of useful friends San Antonio Express Typewriter for Sale Oliver Standard Visible No3 Typewriter goou us new A bargain if sold at once Apply at this office t promptdeliveryted S E Kelly Co 12tf A specific for pninDr Thomas Electric Oil strongest cheapest liniment ever devised A house hoM remedy in America for 25 years a 1 for fall Brides f I I DONT FORGET TO SEE OUR f4 LINE OF T Furniture c j We can furnish your new home 5 complete and at a less price than out of town merchants charge Largest Stock in Eastern Kentucky J I r rr Sutton Son I Raid On Our BallBand Footwear This winter weather is sending in almost everybody who needs rubber boots or arctics Get yours while our stock is complete 4 w E BerrY coor I it i r WE WANT YOU to examine tho Corn King manure spreader Wo want to show you the many superior features found in its construction Wo want to explain to you how easy and how convenient tho working parts are arranged Wo want to show you the substantial construction Wo want to show you how by using tho Corn King manure spreader your boy can do as much work as a man You will bo surprised at tho substantial construction You wont find tho Corn King manure spreader like other spreaders it is in a class by itselffCall today Wo aro reserving a catalogue for you It itfis filled with valuable information on soil maintenance and fertilizers It is yours for the asking If you aro not ready to buy now call anyway Wo want to number you as a friend S JII Ii Loans nsurance r 5Peal Estate sotl DS 1 41 RENEr STROSSMAN HAZELRIGG ija RobinsonI uut The Jeweler f If I The handsome store on the corner of Maysville and Court streets is the place to get 37 High Grade Cut Glass the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest 0 j I iin New laVallieresan excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line it LET US DO YOUR JOB 4 PRINTING1 I 1 1 1 y A M 11- t 4 r t r JY Care of farm Machinery 1 1r It is estimated that the machin rcrtand tools necessary to operate a farm of average size represent an outlay of from one to three thousand dollars This initial out lay is heavy but when the long service and economy of operation due to their use is considered the possession of good tools must be considered the best of economy However unless given good care and their period of service ex tended to a maximum their fre quent replacement will be a great factor in destroying all profits from the farm The question of how long any machine ought to give goodserv ice can of course be answered only in a general way A binder with average crops of 50 to 100 acres ought to last 20 to 30 years or longer In that time but 1000 to 3000 acres would be harvested and it is certainlyI not unreason able to expect that much from a machine A rood farm vagon ought to last 50 years a steel rot ler almost a lifetime a grain drill 25 years a hay rake and hay ted der 25 years andn disk harrow 15 years What is the secrets of getting this long service from ma chinery Shelter and attention Any building which will keep out rain quid snow will serve for storing tools Tobacco barns stock barns and even temporary straw sheds will answer However the question of convenience e yin storing and getting tools out ii- I is IJ important for when particularly inconvenient it is a great tempta tion to leave out tools during aI Busy sers n until they become ruji ed andweather beaten A j builcifeg especially for this purpose ife by far most convenient and wi lPV for itself in a vervi few yearsIt should be built at a convenien place on the farm where drainage is good andshould be rain snow and chickentight The arrangement should be such that tools can be removed and put back without an great difficultyr largerdoors will probably be found most t convenient One corner should be partitionedoff for a workshop and storing small tools andrepairs When through using a tool put it away promptly even if to be usedagain in a few days It will quickly rust if left out and rust wears out tools much faster than use Every effort should be made to protect and prevent tools from rusting The bright wearing parts of plows disk harrows Idrills etc may be protected by giving n coat of heavy grease such i IIi Relieves Backache i Instantlyt greatIremedy for backache It penetrates and relieves the pain instantlyno rubbing ii necessary just lay it on lightly Heres Proo- fI had my back hurt In the Boer War i paceil I Two weeks ago I saw your lini II a acess In a drug store and got a bottle to try The first application used Instant relief and now except for a little stiff I ness I am almost wel- lFLETCHER NORMAN Whittier C- alifSLOANS I I LINIMENT is the best remedy for rheumatism neuralgiaII L sore throat and sprains f I 11 v Miss E RIM of Brooklyn writes Sloans Liniment is NYII for rheumatism I liavu wed six bottles of it and it is grand I Sold by all Dealers Price 25c SOc and 100 Sloan Doo- kIr on Horses CattleHogs Poultry sent free AddressLI I FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS I I Bridget Yla mum an 01 made the chicken brot- hMistressWhat did you do with ItI Bridget Shure an 01 fed It to the chickens mum as axle grease ns soon as through using A mixture of equal parts of lard and white lead is even bet ter for tho purpose All dirt should be cleaned offor the iron or steel will certainly rust under this dirt and wood will soften an decay When paint becomes worn on machinery it should be renew ed thus adding not only to the life of the tool but greatly to its appearance Wagons especially should be painted frequently During the winter it is an ex cellent plan to go over all machinery very carefully and put in per fect repair If parts are worn iit will be best to order new parts to be used in case of breakage during the busy season See that all of holes are cleaned out and that ev cry bearing receives oil In gen event every little attention given to details will mean just that much time saved when the tool is in use and time is so valuable When in use the utmost care should be given to proper lubri cation as upon this feature de pends to a great extent the life of any machine Finally a thorough understanding of the working of a machine and an appreciation of its finer points must certainlyI result in better care of it Surely the satisfaction to be derived from goodworking tools and the immense saving incidental to their proper use will be a sufficient in centive for the proper care of ev ery tool on the farm large and small Mongram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beaties 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc BrowneHaggard Dr Isaac Browne and Miss Pearl Haggard both of Winchester were married November 22nd at the residence of the bride Rev a A Joplin of Louisville offici ating The groom is a prominent young physician with a large and increasing practice The bride is one of Winchesters most handy some ladies add is quite popular with a large circle of friends and acquaintances They left at once on a bridal tour and on their re turn will make their home in Yin chesterBoth Dr Browne and his bride are well known in Mt Sterling where they have many friends who will be interested to learn of of their wedding for Sale On account of bad health I have decided to sell my farm contain lug 109 acres located on the Spencer pike about 2 miles from Mt Sterling This is one of the best farms in the county most of it being sown down in grass Lots of good tobacco land Lays well and nearly every foot can be cul tivated Has good new house on it ono of the best stock barns in the county and other outbuildings It is within half mile of church andschool houseand has railroad station almost at the gate This is a rare opportunity for anyone that wants to buy splendid farm 18tf J Roger Gatewood Pure pork link sausage at Greenwades THE fEMALES PROTEST By Charles E Blevins of this county and a Sophmore at State University Lexington has writ ten a poem in answer to Rudyard Kiplings The Female of the Species which when published in the college paper won such fame that it is with pleasure that we reproduce it in these columns Is the male more true and noble Freed from females gentle wiles Is he happier by her absence- Is he lonlier for her smile Does she cause his feet to stumble- Is her love a poisoned dart Doth she nourish vengeance solely In the warm blood of her heart Does she flee and leave her offspring When the dangers gather round Doth she strike save to defend them Is she not by instinct bound Hath she borne none of his burdens Never cheered his saddened heart Never borne her share of sorrows Never forced his bends apart Hath she nothing good ber given Hath the world of her no need sever given hope and counsel Never done a golden deed portiondgave Is her soul bent on destruction Hath she no desire to save If this were true forbid her suffrage Oer her face then draw the veil For the female of the species- Is more deadly than the male Doom her to eternal slavery Bind her with an iron band Yoke her with the heathen customs Send her wandering land to land IThen the male may rest in quiet Proudly view his fading race 1For no sons him should come after None may take the fathers place Are the sins of ceaseless nagging JCourage that convictions loan And the instand wild contentions Restricted to females done If she hath such vile influence Why do men of honored name Often give the femalejcredit For their glory and their fame By the law of abstract justice Man with God could never live Heart the judge and love the sovereign These alone her answers give Shame on him who hnrii of woman Would besmirch her sacredjnauie And to place on all the censure When a few should bear the blame Thus to shoot the sharp vague arrow Aimed though it be oer her dear head Who healed his wounds and hushed hi crying Tucked him in his trundlejbed Could he pay the debt he owes her Though he lived a thousand years For her sleepless nights ofwatching For her love her pain her tears NEVER TROUBLE TROUBLE Anna R Henderson Theres a cheery little proverb- It is very well to heed In a world where pain and sorrow Are quite plentiful indeed If you would not have them double Then keep this well in view To never trouble trouble Until trouble troubles you Dont think when storm clouds gather You are certain to be drowned The very darkest tempest May quickly blow around And up above the blackness Shines evermore the blue So never trouble trouble Until trouble troubles you Ofttimes a gloomy morning I Precedes a sunny day So without a word of warning Our trials have slippedaway What pangsjvvejoft have suffered From ills we never knew So never trouble trouble Until trouble troubles you Quit counting all the bridges You may never have to cross Quit climbing all the ridges Of future pain and loss Trudge on and do your duty To God and conscience true And never trouble trouble Until trouble troubles you According to Report By jinks It seams When days are hot Tls always cool Where we are not Carriage to Meet Trains Call Lloyds stable phone 281 for Will Bean for baggage Also have a carriage that will meet all trains 25 cents each way 17tf For Sale 1500 shocks of corn on Mt Ster ling and Winchester turnpike near Sewells Shop place to feedsame until grass J C Scob- ee203tWinchester Ky t I HAS SOLVED THE PROBLEM Business Man Now Understands What Becomes of Show Window Leftovers The mooted question of what becomes of the tempting displays of cake pies and other dainties which delight the eye from the show win dows of restaurants lunchrooms bakeries etc is an old and familiar ono These window displays are frequently allowed to remain undisturbed for days and of course the toothsome morsels must dry up and grow stole The average person often has wondered what eventu ally becomes of them One Pittsburg business man has found the answer He gets them in neatly wrapped lunches for which he sends his office boy each day For many moons he has been putting up withossified doughnuts petrified sponge cake and other solidified tid hits but the limit of forbearance was reached the other day when the boy brought him nn adamantine slab of gingerbread of harveyized inflexi bilityA few minutes later the dairy lunch man received a secondcall from the office boy who handed him a neatly wrapped parcel Opening it he discovered the slab of ginger bread anda typewritten note saying This chunk of asphalt is returned as you failed to sendalong the coldchisel and hammer that go with itPittsburg GazetteTimes POETICAL BUT TIMID Sentimental HeAh 1wouldI I might be at your side in this beau tiful moonlight forever I Practical SheWell you might marry me- Sentimental HeYeseroco- urse but Im afraid thoer moonlight wont last COURTEOUS PICKPOCKET One of the most courteous pickpockets on record came to light a1 Now York the other day on thi steamship docks where the lines Majestic was preparing to sail fo Liverpool Kyosukn Iwaia Japa nese business man missed his wall when he reached for his ticket After he had recovered from th shock he said the wallet contained besides his ticket a draft on Londot for 250 and 50 in cash He wn standing around despondently whet a messenger boy appeared waving ir wallet which he said a man told him to give to a Japanese on the steamer The London draft and the steamshi ticket were still in the receptacle In stead of the cash was a laconic note It read Many thanks- PROGRESSIVE COACHMAN A New York woman hl5iaa coach man who has some ideas bF his own Of late the horses have looked particularly well groomed and sleek What have you done to the horses inquired the pleased mis tress that they look so much nicer than they used to Well you see replied John Ive been borrowing the vacuum cleaner from the maid and using it to clean the horses every morning It certainly docs the work in good hape maam OFFERED POSITION IN CHINA Miss Nora Stanton Blatch who was the first woman to take the degree of civil engineer at Cornell has been offered a position in one of the 36 corps of engineers for immediate work in China She will receive u generous salary if she accepts ana rapid advancement is assured Miss Blatch is the first woman member of the American Society of Civil Engineers She is a daughter of Har riet Stanton Blatch anda grand daughter of Elisabeth Cady Stanton An Innovation in Oil Heaters The Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater with its It V drums enameled in turquoise is an ornament to any room whether in the country or city home No home is quite complete without a Perfection Oil V Heater It is a necessity in the fall and spring when it is too warm to start the regular heating apparatus and too cool to be without heat In the midst of winter it is often convenient as an auxiliary heater as there are always some cold corners in a house The enameled heater always presents a nice appearance as the enamel will not tarnish or burn off It is not an It enamelpaint but it is the same as the enamel of your cooking utensils The Perfection is the most reliable and convenient portable heating device you can find automaticallylocking flame spreader prevents 4ri turning the wick high enough to smoke YI gOKEtLS9- a Deafen everywhere Ask your to show you the Perfection Healer enameled t or writ tor descriptive circular to any agency of CompanyIncorporated n a J rdiI J Big Closing Out Sale I I u NOW GOING ON li As we have sold our business and determined to locate else= 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 V GLICK BROSt 4 1 f I Our Silverware is Purchased- to Please People Who Know SILVERWARE comes in various qualities the same as butter and shoes We sell only good SILVERWARE SILVERWARE that answers the purpose for which it is intended Our SILVERWARE is matte by manufacturers who have the reputation of making the best The SILVERWARE we sell is guaranteed in every par ticular and costs no more than the ordinary kind Every family is compelled to buy SILVERWARE either for their own use or for a present Realizing this we sell our SILVERWARE at a close margin concluding that it is better to sell a great deal of SILVERWARE at a close margin rather than a little at a big profit ask vou to visit us the next time you are thinking IIWeJewelry Store or of any other articles that are to be found J W JonesThe JewelerM- T STERLING F KENTUCKY Ih ilI Joi to I r j1000 II 4 tl C tlJ f II This Coupon is Worth 500 Cut out this coupon and present it at the college office on or before Jan unry 3d and we will credit you with 5 in tuition Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship If you cant call phone or write M Commercial Department n Ws Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute MT STERLING KENTUCKY llo1yr no u 0 Stctte Tformal ilIT- tt n A TRAINING SCHOOL fOR TEACHERS COURSES Preparatory State Certltlcute Life Diploma county Certificate Review Special Next Session Begins Nov 20 Tuition Free to Appointees Expenses Very Low Ask About It Artistic Catalog Free Address J Q CRARBE President Richmond Ky try y v 1 i jw r Advocate Publishing Company INCORPORATED J W HEDDEN ll- G l- III B SENFFEDITORSS Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter a SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for THE REVENUE AGENT I itWehave reada good deal lately favoring the abolition of the g 5 Revenue Agent but few seem to offer any adequate substitute We are aware that many Revenue Agents have brought unconscionable suits of the dragnet order with no merit in them and with the hope that the defendant will uncover something when interviewed These inquisitorial actions are vexatious to the honest man and whenever the Revenue Agent is unsuccessful hE should be made to pay the Court costs as the law now requires and if he persists in bringing unmeritorious suits he should be removed In asking however that the Revenue Agent be made to walk the plankwe must not be unmindful of the absolute necessity of making it the duty of some officer to see that omitted property is listed for taxation as otherwise a premium would be put upon tax dodgingHundreds of thousands of dollars are yearly recovered and paid into the State Treasurer that is justly due the Commonwealth andno Hari should be permitted to escape payment of his just proportion of few the cost of maintaining the government under which we live At Pueblo Colorado recently citizens gathered by the thousands at a civic celebration where a huge hammer was burned to denote the passing of the knocker This is as it should be The pessimist the muckraker and the knocker should be made to feel unwelcome here IP and everywhere Last week a half drunken horse jockey was heard to remark that the stopping ofuhorse swapping on our streets would kill Mt il Sterling If the abatement of this abominable nuisance will kill it for our part we say let it die llm APOLOGY TU COUNTY SUBSCRIBERS On account of our immense holiday advertisements we were WmgpH forced to omit our county correspondence However this will not happen again spjSviii Yes 31335 is fairly good majority thank you Goods good enough to advertise are good enough to buy itsIWXH K Puhlicli Sale of Blue GraSS Pars a ountyKentuckyWEDNBDAY Ort 20 1911 At 1030 Oclock a m 600 Acres of Landbeing a portion of the once famous Harrison Thomson Farm well known for its growth of large Walnut Poplar Blue Ash and Sugar Trees indicative of the finest of Blue Grass soiland famous for its productiveness and large yields of the various crops grown in this section This land will be offered in four parcels TRACT 3STO 1 adjoins RyeAlltractthisper 40 acres ofcorn that is making 50 hushels per acre With an ordinary season it would have made 75 bushels There is on this tract two 3room houses one of which was built this year two fine neverfailing ponds 17 feet deep in fact two of the finest in the buildingtitcspartsandl TRACT NC 2Is located on the south side of the C O R R and adjoining Thomson Station bluegrasswell25 30 acres desirable TRACT INTO 3 inCloverway three tenant houses and two large tobacco barns that will hold 30 acres of tobacco Possession given January 1st 1912 reserving the right to get crops off of land and out of barns and the use of tenant houses until March 1st 1912 TERMS Onethird cash balance in equal payments in one two and three years all cash if purchaser so desires Thisis20feetany Grass section BigStonerSinnerParties desiring to look at this land may do so by calling on H P Thomson RealutatcyouanyDont forget the Date Wednesday Dec 20 at 1030 Oclock H P Thomson Owner Geo D Speaks Auctioneer I lTracey Stokely Bloomfield Ratliff Agents Winches 5 Kentucky2II w j- I tc 1 1 H 1 OJ The Mt Sterling National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 12500 I CB i The Greens In Evidence The color scheme of the Noveui ber election was green Bob Greene was elected Clerk of th KelleljwasI from Nicholas and Robertson counties Keller Greene was elected County Clerk of Montgomery I and H Green Garrett was elected Railroad CommissionerCynthi ana Democrat They might have also added that our friend and fellowcountyman Samuel W Greene was elected forthe second term as President of the Board of Council of the City of Louisville FOR SALEA few pure bred white Wynndott Cockerels and Pullets Phone 305v 215t Lewis M Sledd New seeded and layer raisins at Vanarsdells Will go to Mt Sterling Mr and Mrs Bruce Duty who have made ninny friends during their residence here will move back to Mt Sterling to make their future home Winchester Demo cratIt affords us great pleasure in welcoming these good people back to the Montgomery metropolis Card of Thanks i i We take this method of thank ing our many friends andneigh bors for their kindness and services I rendered m the time of sickness and Respectfully death in our family I Mr and Mrs Scott Orme FOR RENT Improved farm of 14 acres near town price 250 City dwellings or rooms Apply to T F Rogers Son I Sells farm 1 i Ij John F Richardson has sold his farm of about 85 acres near North Middletown to the Messrs Wheeler of Morgan county at a private price possession to be given March 1 1912 Mr Richardson has not decided where he will locate but it is hoped he will return to Iontg j mervii Dressed turkeys and chickens for Thanksgiving at Vanarsdell- sCoffifflisslollers ji Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT T S SHROUT Plaintiff vs BERTHA G MOORE c Defendants NOTICE OF SALE IN EQUITY By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court renderedat the September Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the undersigned will on the 18th Day of December 1911 heingCourtdaypublic auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 and 12 months at the Court SterlingKy ment towit A tract of land situated in Montgom ery county Kentucky on the waters of Stepstoue Creek bounded on the north sonth and west by Robert C Quisenberry and on the east by Thomas Quisenberry containing about one half acre of land to include all buildings thereon conveyedb3to Bertha G Moore by deed dated April 30th 1908 and of record in deed book 64 page 62 Montgomery County Court Clerks office To produce 11347 so ordered to be madeThe givebondpayment of the purchase money to have the force and effect of a replevin bond bearinglegal interest from the day of sale according to law Bidders will be pre lienillrayable debt interest and costs excess to Bertha G Moore JOHN A JUDY 213 Master Commissioner M C C J r 1 We Solicit Your Bank Account Because We Have The Largest Capital Surplus And Profits Conservative pirectors Convenient Location Courteous Employes Ample Facilities and Progressive iIethodsIWe Welcome Depositors Large Or Small PATTERSON Cashier I ITEMS Of INTEREST Henry Clay Bwittie Jr the theedeath penalty Friday mourning with the same cynicism and bra vado that had marked his course throughout his sensational trial Four hours after his execution his confession that he had killed his wife was given out by two minis ters who had acted as his spirtual advisers The confession was made on November 9 Only two of the defendants in the tar party case John Schmidt and Sherrill Clarkwere found guilty by a jury at Lincoln Center Kan The third defend ant A N Simms was found not guiltyHunting coatsPunch Graves Thanksgiving Windows The windows of Walsh Bros this Thanksgiving are attracting more than ordinary attention They show the skill and taste of the dresser to be very tine Pure country sausage at Vanars dells Dont Wait Dont wait until Christmas is here before ordering that box of monogram stationery but place your order NOW Something tra nice for the price of the ordi nary kind tf Advocate Publishing Co IncorporatedBank Street Auction Sales to Start in Lexing ton and Cincinnat- iIt was officially announced from the headquarters of the Burley Tobacco Society that auction sales of the 1909 pooled tobacco will be gin in Lexington and Cincinnati this week Officials of the Burley Society states that sales of the pooled tobacco have already been made privately this season and the satisfactory prices received en courage the steady demand for the tobacco represented in the pool Although the American Tobacco Company has not so fur been buy ing as strongly as usual in the Burley tobacco market the Bur ley officials believe that the high class offerings which the society I will put up will attract the attention l of this company andresult in a stronger tendmore active market I Get nuts and fruits for youri cakes and candies at Vanarsdell r Corduroy pants SweetOrr make Punch Graves Just a Minute You will need some nice stationery to write your Christmas notes on wont you 1 We have either note paper or correspondence cards withembossed monogram at the same price you pay for the ordi nary kind tf Advocate Publishing Co IncorporatedBank Street Married at Winchester Miss Mary Hayden only daugh ter of Mr and Mrs G B Hayden of this city surprised her many friends by going to Win chester last Friday where she was quietly married to Mr Roy Miller of Paintsyille Pa The young couple have the best wishes of many friends Get nuts and fruits for your cakes and candies at Vanarsdellf Overcoats the biggest line in town to select from Punch Graves I Be sureand attend the sale be ing given today Wednesday by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church in the Cockrell building on Main street Lunchserved and orders taken for Thanksgiv ing dinner Harris Johnsol Funeral Directiisi A Jj and EmbalmedQ Jt iMt Sterling Ky PHONICS Office 479 Kesldence 146 and tt8Ba raser Humphreys Florists J4tt r DESIGN WORK CUT ILOWERS and K 1WEDDING DECORATIONS 4 a tLtf 1 vGreeilliGUe Phone 88 T Store Phone 547 MT STERLING KENTUCkY SheriffsSalevirtue By S di rected to me which issued from the Clerks office of the Montgomery Circuit Court in favor of Rev J C Cross against Jas Stewart John Settles and Jas Mitch ell as Trustees of the Evergreen Baptist Church of Mt Sterling Ky I or one of my deputies will on Monday the 18th Day of December 1911 between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 4 oclock p m at the Court House door in Mt Sterling Montgomery county Ky expose to public sale to the highest bidder the following property or so much thereof as may he necessary to sat isfy Plaintiffs debt interest andcosts towit The following real property with the improvements thereon tOgether at the corner of Lindsay Alley street in Mt Sterling Montgomery count bounded on the indsayAlley street Jandof M S Kelly deceased f Amount of Plaintiffs debt interest and cost including cost of advertisement 16173 Levied on as the property of the Ever green Baptist Church TERMS Sale will be made on a credit of three months the purchaser to execute bond with approved security to have the force and effect of a Replevin Bond Witness my hand this 27th day of November 1911 W F CROOKS 213t Sheriff Montgomery County JooL rr I 1911iPRESIDENT TAFT I has set aside next Thursday November S5 30th as a day of Thanksgiving We obey the message of the Chief Exectutive J I We are Thankful I yes thankful to see the great on= ward step of our city in the last year thankful to be in our native State and able to enjoy the bless ings of confidence and prosperity through our friends ==the buying public Walsh BrOs i- Mt f I Sterling Kentucky f It i 1 jriiirIi i jPI I McKinley Music Co C y Shoot MUSKBU- LL I LINE NiP YOUR CHOICE 10 CentsAT DuersoiTs Drug Store PJjpne 129 No 10 Court St t Call for Catalogue iI r PERSONAL I swrttiw7f Lexingtonwas1 DarylfjM Oliver Jr of Huntington W Va is visiting the family of his father Mrs John A Judy visited her aunt i Mrs Nannie D Moore at Harrodsburg last week f r spentr6 friends I J Dr W Homar Smith of Louisville spent Sunday with his sister Mrs J L McClungMessrs James Frederick Duty and Car rollJores spent Saturday afternoon in sAYinViester f r amJfrs Frank Thompson of Dayton f fGhio visited the family of W P Guth rfe last week Barrett Thomas of State University i1Tspend Thanksgiving with his cousin Chas W Howe- MissSbphia 1 H Burgin of Lexington hasI been the attractive visitor of the Misses Calk the past week Miss Florence Wyatt is spending thett week end in Mt Sterling with relatives Lexington Herald Attorney R A Chiles was at Columbus Ohio last week and is in West Virginia this week on legal business atJ Mrs Jennie Cloud and daughter Miss Iliettie of Lexington were the guests of Mrs W P Guthrie Sunday Messrs W R Tipton Roger Hedden f J and Win Carrington left Monday for a w weeks hunt in Elliott county Miss Fern Ragan of Jackson and Mr j Melligan of Louisville will be the quests of Miss Estelle Kennard Thanksgiving Misses Laura Bruce and Mary Lisle Dutystot Winchester arrived Monday to visit heir aunt Airs W H Strossman- Mp James Hughes of Paris and Miss 1 Rogersof Columbus Ohio are visiting MrsfGen Williams and Mrs R G Stoner Piand j ilMrsa visit to Mrs Vernon Mastin at Versailles Misses Lida Trimble Hughes and Emi Lee Howe of Hamilton College will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Emma K Howe sJr R P Thomas and Mrs H P Rm spent last Thursday in Lexington awdr attended the performance The Chocolate Soldier ItfMr Roger Drake has returned from an extended stay in Texas Roger says Kentucky tand especially Mt Sterling is good enough for him Mr and Mrs Pierce King nee Miss Nell McClure of Winchester have moved to Indianapolis Ind where MrfKing has secured a fine positionvRev and Mrs W F Wyatt moved to Richmond last Monday where Mr Wyatt has been assigned a church We regret 1 to lose these most excellent peoplecMr and Mrs Frank Fletcher returned totoday after a visit of several days with Mr Fletchers Mr and Mrs RobertIS ISFletcherDr P K McKenna has moved into the new house of Mrs Ragan on Samuels avenue and will the first of December tlthebuildingti 11tl Corduroy pants SweetOrr Punch Graves take I 1 If ThaVs Costs PERFECTION Hit Tt1t SIOK- a 4 Mrs G E Coons remains about the sameMiss Lydia Clark has recovered from an attack ofgrip Mrs E S Apperson continues very iill with pneumonia Mr J Roger Gatewoods condition re mains about the same Mrs Elizabeth Thompson remains in a very dangerous condition Miss Nancy Catherine Owings is sick at her home on Whin street Mrs J Q Stephens is able to be up after an illness of two weeks Mrs P B Turner has been sick since Saturday with a very deep cold Mr H G Tabb continues very ill attt his home on clay and Sycamore streets iI Mr W A DeHttven who has been f uite sick for souse time past is improv Ingtt Mrs Rezin McClure who has been I quite sick for the past week is somewhat improved I Little Miss Mary Margaret claiigllleT of Mr and Mrs John P Cline who has been very sick for three weeks with diph theria is now able to sit up some Mr Hunt Priest who has been con fined to his room with pleurisy for the past week is considerably improved Judge G A McCormick is at the Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington receiving treatment for stomach trouble He is under the care of Dr H H Roberts of that city We are informed he is improv ing rapidly and his many friends will be glad to know he will be able to resume his duties as County Judge in about a weekNew evaporated and dried fruits Vanarsdellst fO fO 1I1 eQi e1e RELIGIOUS e a iaow dero evefle- Dr Milley will preach at the Presbyterian church Wednesday night Ev erybody is cordially invited Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday morning at 1030 at the Meth odist Church Rev George Kennard o the Baptist Church will deliver the ser Overcoats the biggest line iin town to select fromPunch Graves New evaporated and dried fruits at Vunarsdells SOCIAL EVENTS bo oooomooo ooooo o Mrs William S Lloyd entertained at her beautiful residence on High street Tuesday afternoon with a reception The handsome home was artistically decorat ed with potted plants and cut flowers and those who enjoyed Mrs Lloyds hospitality declared it one of the prettiest social affairs of the year Mr W H Berry entertained the following gentlemen with a bird dinner at his handsome home on Holt avenue Sunday Messrs J W Hutsell John Rob Luther Redmond Rodney Jenk W H Haddock Mike Maher J Y and O B Senff A most delightful menu was served and all present en- Joyed Mr Berrys hospitality to the fullest extent I Pure country sausage at Vanars dells DEATHS Mrs Mollie Orme died at her home in this city last Tuesday Nov 21 aged 54 years Mrs Orme was a woman of lovely Christian character and left many to mourn her loss She is sur by several children Daniel B Glover died at his home in this county last Thursday aged 76 Mr Gloverwas rather an eccentric not having any faith in doc rs or medicine He was a man of rug ged honesty and had manrwarm friends who will regret to He survived by two brothers Handsome Windows Punch Graves have trimmed windows for the Thanksgiv H holidays and they are very at- ractive Indeed such windows would be a credit to cities mnny times larger than Mt Sterling I When YOU Grocer- Declines Ia TO FILL YOUR ORDER It FORIJ It t Je5erfecten i I I Send your order to i r KERRS WHYI f Tabb II 4 r T 0 Quality vs Price4Y In todays hurry is there not eliminated too much QUALITY A little taken from this and a little taken from that the main product LOOKS the same but it will not give such good satisfaction or as much service Oldtime t I honest value methods are the best and are the methods of this store 1 1 I 100 Per Cent Quality d4 for Every 100 Cents Spent m It is the mission of this store to supply the best of everything in Clothing Shoes flats4 IV furnishingsrI As to Style Value Quality and Price we are in a position to make your purchases more satisfactory than they have ever been before In fact it is by doing just this that we have succeeded in making this the Best and Most Popular Store in Town Unquestioned Values in Fashionable Clothes Dont overlook the fact that our Suit and Overcoat Department is offering some exceptional valu- esHIRSHWICKWIRE and MICHAELSTERN COS 65fFamous Fitform Garments for Young Men From 1500 to 3500 Xtra Good Clothes for Boys There is no objection to a man riding a hobby if he does not exceed the speed limit Ofttimes we are tempted to throw wide the throttle in speaking of Xtra Good Clothes for Boys We are content mainly to let the values speak for themselves Xtra Good Suits and Overcoats from 500 to 1500 WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR SweetOrr Cos Famous Never Rip Cordua roy Suits Odd Pants Over all and Work Pants Mens Haberdashery The most complete assortment of Standard Values in all Mens Dress Accessories E W and Cluett Shirts all new patterns the latest in Cravats Silk Lisle and Onyx Hosiery the famous Royal Silk Plush Underwear also Coopers and Wrights Health Garments Stetson and Youman Hats latest shades and shapes Exclusive Shoe Department Everything uptotheminute Stacy Adams Co and great WalkOver Fine Shoes Witch Elk Waterproof Hunting Shoe all grades of High Top and Work Shoes for both men and boys All the popular styles for boys and young men in dress evening and walking Shoes i 7 For the Ladies We have the greatest assortment of styles and qualities ever gotten out in Footwear showing Tan Calf Gun Metals Kid Velvet Buckskins the most popular lasts and all sizes and widths See our new assortment of Evening and Dress Slippers Always remember that QUALITY makes pirce with us Come visit our two big stores Compare our i values with those you see elsewhere To welcome comparison is the sign of STRENGTH If we did not know the supremacy of our lines we could not advocate such a practice Come see for yourself remembering if you want nothing we shall always welcome you V Jo Thiiieii 0 GravesVLMt Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoe Hat and Furnishing House i t j r 2 irFfib U1 jIr ii 6xc IJii tti Ot 0t i a Jitii i i 11i5t i + CT I iO fI c r 81f j I 11 11If i WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE you saw a row of apples everyone differing in size ripenessi 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 row agencies but what you get for your money varies as much as the sameIII I4J If Talk with Hoffman I Is Mt Sterling Kentucky 3 p f 1t 8Y L t rv COUNTY COURT DAYS Following is a list of days Couu ty Courts are held in counties near Mt Sterling Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Paris 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lexington 2d Monday Flemingsburg 4th Monday Harrison Cynthiana4th Mon dayMadison Richmond 1st Mon derv Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rd MondayNicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday Typewriter for Sale Oliver Standard Visible No 3 Typewriter good as new A bargain if sold at once Apply at this office Dyspepsia is our national ail ment Burdock Blood Bitters is the national cure for it It 1 1strengthens stomachmembranes promotes How of iuices purifies the blood builds you up- II in Greenwade has brains spare ribs sonce pure pork sausage i none better 0 For Sale f Good mare mule works anywhere Inquire at this office 202t Nothing pays so well us plain plug politeness I dont believe in the kind of politeness that is over done to such an extent as to be come olFcnsivRi but in the kind that is used at home and on the street and in every ordinary place you go i AFTER GRIP Look Out for Trouble The aftereffects of the Grip are rpt to bo serious but a normal healthy condition may be restored In a sur prisingly short time by Vlnol Watertown WsAfter a severo attack of ithe Grip my system was In- nI very weakened nervous and run down condition I began taking Vinol wllh the very best results and In a abort time I began to feel like an en tirely different person and I am better and stronger than I have been for yens Adelaide Gamm We guaran tee this testimonial to be genuine I Wo have never sold In our store ranch a valuable strength creator and health restorer for the convalescent the wealt and rundown as Vinol and TWS ask people In this vicinity to try a l otUo of Vlnol with the under standing that their money will be returned if it does not do all wo claim for it MT JV S LLOYD DRUGGIST Mt Sterling W j 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 bestjgfire 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 Fleming digestive u = Scaled Bids for Bonds Sealed proposals for the purchase- of all or any part of sixtyfour 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 coupons attached and designated Series U A Said bonds will ma ture as follows 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 etch proposal same to be returned- if bid is not accepted The undersigned reserve the right to reject any or all bids W A SAMUELS Mayor- C B PATTEHSON City Treas H M RIXGO City Clerk 193t 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 Ha business house is judged by its stationery 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc Notice IThe undersigned have been appointed 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 appli cants or propositionsG EARL W SENFF 193t Committee 0 Bring us your country produce We will treat you right S E Kelly Co 12tf 4 h j V f J W S LLOYDS BRIGHT iDEA Plan Suggested by Him AdoptedJ Scccssfully by a Large Concern When the Dr Howard Company I reIgard for the cure of constipation aid dyspepsia he advised them to sell their 50 cent size at the popular price of 25 cents He told them that he could sell ten bottles atjj this price where he couldsell one at 50 cents and the result has proven his business judgment The sales on this now famous Specific for the cure of constipa tion and dyspepsia have been so remarkably large that they have decided to make the price 25 cents in the future not diminishing the amountof medicine that they put illJeach package 60 doses a months J j treatment Dr Howards Specific is sold under W S Lloyds absolute guarantee to refund thet money if it does not cure consti pation dyspepsia and all forms of liver trouble 203t I A woman always looks funny oni 1 one of those little single seats ini i the back ofa three passenger automobile In fact it looks asi J l undignified to ride on one of thoseJ little seats as to be run over bai 1I- popcorn machine I Churn for Salett A Torrent churn good as new I cheap if soldut once Phone 714 20tf RHEUMATISM s Any kind also Liver Kidney Lumbago Stomach and Blood Diseases CURED by DCOQS Sure Safe k Speedy Cure Only I5c A r 5 MallCCO COLUMBUS OHIO 1 karat Business StationeryI ofbusinessf you samples Prices the same a = regular printed goods A look willconvince you Remember uaii business house is judged by its t stationerJJ 14tf Advocate Pub Co Inc j His System Why do you always tell people to I enjoyrBecauseI am pretty sure they wont do It Andl oaatblamet meN Clay McKee Sons BuvSelland Rent Real Estate i LoanMoney to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put vou Next tt best investments Sell The Best AutosTilE WHITE MOTOR CAR Dont fail to see them 44tf I N tS Militant Democracy President Tafts vetoes of the farmers free list and of the down ward revision of the wool tariff schedules only serve to throw in to sharp definition the impressive lesson of Democratic constructiveness as exemplified at the present session of Congress The credit of achievement and the responsibility of obstruction are placed exactly where they belong Under the handicap of n Republican President lindof a Republican Senate the Democratic House of Representatives has car ried throught an extensive and efficient program of relief to the public Backed by the Nation it has even beaten down some of the Senate barriers has imposed terms conditions on the garrison of 4Jund stronghold of reaction has victory for reciprocity after it had been repudiated by the last Republican Congress has passed the free list bill the wool bill the cotton bill the Statehood bill the direct election of Senators resolu tion besides inaugurating far reaching retrenchments and curb ing the trusts by investigations that have done more to check law less monopoly than has any other bit or bridle tried in the lat twenty years But now between the Democ racy and the people to whom it brings rescue rises another fort ress of privilege as in the battle of Germantown during the Revo lution a single stone house gar risoned by a company of two of British stood between Washington and the capture of Philadelphia That fort is the Wnite House It is there that Mr Taft wielding the veto power waves signals of encouragement to the standpatters of the Senate the Paynes Cannons and Dab ells of the House and uses the au neulralcize the splendid campaign of Dem ocratic progressiveness It will not be neutralized By his reactionary vetoes and the threat of other reactionary vetoes and the threat of other reactionary vetoes to come Mr Taft only opens the way to a decisive mapping out of a Democrat ic triumph greater than that of 1910 The remedy for construction menaced by obstruction is militancy The Democratic worker of 1911 balked of the just objects for which he works becomes the soldier of 1912 as he was the sol dier in 1910 The hosts which won the nation wide Democratic victory last year will be reinforced next year by a multitude of Republicans who have waited and watched reserv inc decision until they shouldsee whether the Republican crash of 1910 had taught their party anv statesmanship whether Mr Taft had profited by that severe ex perience These sentinels on the watchtowers of Republican politics nett have their answer They have seen relief to the country near They have seen it brought bv Democratic hands They have yen President Taft interpose hit vetoes between the givers and the recipientsThey also seen that in the struggle of the past months in Congress all the retrogressive elements all the confusing ele ments all the elements that fought against downward tariffrevision andother measures of progress andwhen driven to bay haggled for any vantagepoint that might tell against the people and for the privileged interests were Repub lican The inevitable outcome of such a situation is to exclude the Republican party from the consideration of all who are in sympathy with progressive tendencies to eliminate the Republican party from further toleration by those I who have condoned its misdeeds and hoped against hope that it contained recuperative forces which might eject the poison of special privilege from its system Nineteen ten was the year of re volt of the independent voterst TuttsPillsFOR A torpid liver derange the whole system and produces SICK HEADACHE L Dyspepsia Costiveness Rhou matism Sallow Skin and Piles There Is no better remedy for these common diseases than DR TUTTS proveTake from the Republican party Nine teen twelve will be the year of the revolt from that party of that ex tnsive following who while not thickandthin party men are bound tighter by the ordinary tie of party affiliation than that class generically described as indepen dent voters usually are Thus we have a threefold set of condItions 1 The Democracy solidified and strengthened during the in terval between 1910 and 1912 2 The independent oters who contributed much to the Democratic success of last year con firmed in their faith by the record of Democratic achievement in 1911 3 The warp and woof of tli Republican party disintegrated by the disaffection of those Republi cans who have held their judg ment in abeyance until now but who have definitely come to the conclusion that the people have nothing to expect from the Re publican party A situation made of such com ponent parts presupposes only one result What that result will be is shown by the steady and in exorable gathering of the Demo cratic tidal wave of 1912 e UNITED STATES Army Shoe a shoe that will wear and is comfortable 193t J H Brunner The Shoe Man Churn For Sale A Torrent churn good as new cheap if sold at once Phone 714 20tf 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 receive our immediate and prompt attention Haddend Evans Office No 9 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546I MT STERLING KY OUR LINE OP Fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FA- NCYGroceries Cannot be Improved Upon Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery Robinson MooreC- ourt St Phone 251 Mt Sterling Ky llJyr 1 AllDRJ FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY Cf ALL KIND ad to the i Mt Sterlingt Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to Family Washing Give Us a Trial 1 Phone 15 MT STER- LINGLaundry Co J e iI f orLsl t J r J it DR C W COMPTON Dentist v Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown AH Work Guaranteed and Prices Rlgfc Olllco in Martin Building Phone 696RR r t H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky J Office Court St opposite Court lt House Samuels Building front room up stairs V I j tDR J W PREWITT v OSTEOPATH 5Office 24 BroadwayS iHours9 to 12 I to r Residence 90 North Sycamore 1728t DR G m HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 493 Residence 24 1 Calls answered Promptly I r 3lvr s DR W B ROBINSON Veterinarian Olllco at Anderson t UoardmnnslLlvery Stable eONcc Phone 135 Residence Phone C51 Calls answered promptly Examinations freeaa Assistant State Veterinarian THE ffJ- hosapoakoO Ohio RailWfY Company j rIME OF TRAINS AT MT STERLI G tIn Effect July 9 lOt I Subject to change without notice LEAVE For and From ARJRIVE rr x 719 a ni Louisville jcfcyg p m I x 347 p m Louisville x 937 p m t 550 a int Lexington t 920 a m I 215 pni Lexington J 705 p m tt- t 930 a m Rothwell t 205 p m I orkxtz39 x lag a m j NorColkII K 937p mRichmond1 x 347 P m ptm I Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars ontft fixpress Trains b Consult agents for particulars l x Daily f fiJ Weekdays exiDftoB Eastern Ry TIME TABLE I Effective May 23 1911 VJest8ouad No 1 No 3 STATIONS Dally Dally Ii A IK r Lv Quicksand t 2S Lv Jackson 505 150 II O K Junction Q 510 157 II Athol 535 222 BeattyvSlle Junction 603 251 Torrent 625 312 II Campton Junction 643 330 II Clay City 719 405 IIL E Junction 751 437 1 c5I450tAr Lexington 850 535 I EastEoundii 1 STATIONSNO2 Dally No 4LPM AM I Lv Lexington IIII217 803 tt I L E Junction 235 8J8 I 850sII927I944IBeattyville Junction 425 w04I Athol 452 1030 I unction a I 1057ackson1105Ar Quicksand IJ25 CONNECTIONS L LEXINGTONTrain No i will make connection at Lexington with the L rY N for Louisville Ky NO3 will make Lexington CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos 2 3 and 4 will make connection with CamptonBEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains 4 Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beattyville O K JUNCTIONTrains Nos 2 and 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky andfO K stationsCHAS SCOTT l Gen Passenger Agentt Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in socfcty monogram stationery just in letus show you they are beauties 14 tf Advocate Pub Co IncT I r 1- i f llHSES OP THE CREDIT SYSTEM k Lexlnittbn Leader I Many people of means do n- realizethei serious hardship and n the positive disaster that r fJ1ioro their cureless neglect to pcrson ll and family accounts that seem insignificant in themi selves Ylut in the aggregate cut big figure in the business of the average shopkeeper Of course there are deliberate deadbeats i who run up4ilW without any intention of payin them but mau ki kindare generally hones and sect some day to pay- thek deb although too often in ldifferent aim even resentful when the just demltads of creditors are made upon them The old Kentucky custom of six months credit aggravated thi J condrt n of affairs as many slowmA peo took practically ooother hat f rr + IIyearI tj square accounts rendered t and they were therefore nearly a t 1fj behind even if they ffinallyr 1fj1fjyear their obligations After a had extended credit t lit for half a year he was usually att tt- wivr the mercy of his cumstomer I J angersfor cut off for fear of losing the t amount due on the book and the tresult was in manyimany cases a gradual accumulation of accountc 1 and shrinkage of stocks and capi r tal that inevitably meant bankruptcy or retirement from business r I Wholesale and jobbing business I Iisn w done on such short credits and cash discounts are so often an II- II important feature of the price and the jiossble profits that long credits i jsj iinevitably mean higher retail I prices and the establishments that sell for cash or on not ex j V e igthirtYdays accounts have I decided advantage and are ablef fa make closer prices Lexing 3 II ton has seen a thmendous chang 11in this matter witlun our recollec t tion and business i undoubtedly f done upon a closer ma gin becaust it is very much nearefc Ito a cast basis v The conspicuous unfairness of I the long credit system with its at I cumulation of bad debts and loss 1- esmJthct1 selfevident fact tho the people who arcHgood pay must in the end stand the loss resulting from the failure of oth ers to pay and this is the grew underlaying argument in favor o the cash system or the shorts possible credits and settlements Under the credit system som I losses are inevitable on accounu made in good faith and when ui fortunate debtors show a deter appreciation of their obligations I even thoughq for some unexpecti reason hoy are unable to pn then such situations are usual accepted in good spirit as the UlII avoidable causualties of trade bl the man or woman who has bet indulged withcredit and grow petulant or resentful when an at count is presented or when a pay ment on it is respectfully solicited invites and deserves contempt What can be more irritating to i business man than to extend trod it wuit along time for pavmen and then be abused like a pickpocket t I for presuming to expect settlement 1 i In the East the complaint jit jp11Plated PlatedKnives Knivesstamped last longer through harder th service than any other be thbolsterI Wbladetrhardestol many notable features of 184TR06ERS BBBStl knives which give lastinahservice and Numerous patterns are offered In this famous Sit vcr Plate that Wears Sold by leading dealers everywhere Send for catalogue cL showing all of k hMRIDEII I IeColIucceuorColIucceuorME x l t DANDRUff AND ITCU ING SCALP YIELD TO- e ZEMO TREATMENT r Why should you continue to ex perirnent with salves greasy lo- a tions and fancy hair dressings try ing to rid your scalp of germ life They cant do it because they can not penetrate to the seat of the trouble and draw the germ life to the surface of the scalp and de stroy it- Why not try a PROVEN REM EDY One that will do this We have a remedy that will ridI the scalp of germ life and in this way will cure DANDRUFF an ITCHING SCALP- s This remedy is ZEMO a clean refined penetrating scalp tonic that goes right to the seat of theI trouble and drives the germ life toI the surface and destroys it A shampoo with ZEMO ANTI SEPTIGixoOAP one applica tion ofnjmoMO will entirely rid the scalp of dandruff andscurf Do not hesitate but get a bottle of ZEMO today It acts on a new principle and will do exactly whatj we claim for it Soldand endorsed in Mt Ster ling by the Thos Kennedy Drug Store 1721 etc Pete McCue Marries Friends here have received news of the marriage of Edgar S11c Cue of Sharpsburg and Miss Helen C Karrick of Montana which oceured recently in Washington D CUPete is the youngest son of Jadcre James Mc true of Sharpsburg andsince May 1910 has been connected with the census department it Washington For several years he was an employe of this office and made many friends here whc will be interested to learn of hit iiiarriage Monogram Stationery The very latest styles in society monogram stationery just in Let us show you they are beauties Advocate Pub Co Inc Notice to Farmers From the 10th of November wi gill be in the market for goon tit turkeys at the KIGHESJ MARKET PRier G D Sullivan Co V Locust Street Mt Sterling K Phone Office 474 Residence 132 31yr nade that the very rich are some imes the most careless in the mater of paying bills aud they d ay that the shopkeepers of New ort the summer coastal of th smart SettLle talking abou lacklisting patrons who close ui heir establishments and go awn without So much as saying Hov uuch do I owe you r Leslie Weekly points out this abuse o redit in the following editorial suggested by a recent disustrou xperience in New York City which illustrates the point we have been making Leslies says ff W W rt BILLS OF 1IICJI WOMKX Why dont rich women plow thier bills 7 The neglect by women of society and the stage to pay their bills promptly has driven a fash ionable New York milliner into bankruptcy With monthly regularity the bills were sent out but the thoughtless women away fore summer paid no attention to eir debts The separate amounts not muchto the rich pa of the millineryshop they may have seemed trifling but in e aggregate they were enough to force the shopkeeper to give up business Butchers bakers grocers and tailors of the rich everywhere can tell similar stories the great embarrassment they to undergo through the neg of their wealthy patrons to settle their billsin a businesslike way w r arrGOLDIr- I BY ARTHUR GUITFRi IAN Meed of the Toiler Flame of the Sea Such were the names of your poets for me Metal of Mammon Curse of the world These are the libels your preachers have hurled Dug from the mountainside washed in the glen Servant am I or the master of men Steal me I curse you earn me I bless you Grasp me and hoard me a fiend shall possess you medAngel or Devil I am what you make me Falsely alluring I shimmer and shine Over the millions that hold me divine Trampling each other they rush to adore me Heaping the dearest of treasure before me Love and its blessedness Youth and its wealth Honor Tranquillity Innocence Health Buying my favor with evil and Pain Huge is the sacrifice poor is the gain Naught but my effigy passionless cold- S Gold of a frenzied idolatryGolds SOa OSOLEJCan be prevented for Only 5 Cents per Month for each hog The sick are cured and the exposed hogs In the same herd are kept from having the disease for 50 Cents per head Epidemics come In the Pull and Spring and every year thousands of farm ers lose their hogs BOURBON HOG CHOLERA REMEDY cures and prevents Cholera Coughs Worms Fevers Scours and Thumps stimulates the appetite aids digestion and causes hogs to take on extra tlcsh from the same feed Better get some today and save your lions At your Druggists or sent upon receipt of Price Gallon 500 Quart 150 Manufactured and Guaranteed by BOURBON REMEDY COMPANY Lexington Ky Sold hr W S LLOYD Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT VIONARCH MILLING COIc Puffs vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings vV J MOORE c Dfts Notice is hereby given that I will begin uy sittings inthe above styled case at uy office in Mt Sterling Ky on De ember i 1911 and will close the same ii January 13 1912 All persons having claims against the state of Eliza Moore deceased are here y notified to present the same to me roperly proven within said date JOHN A JUDY 93 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT R PREWITT Admr c PUT vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings IARY PREWITT c Dft Notice is hereby given that I will begin ly sittings in the above styled case at uy office in Mt Sterling Ky Decem er i 1911 and will close the same on anuary 13 1912 All persons having claims against Silas rewitt deceased are hereby notified to provenithiuJOHN A JUDY 193 Master Commissioner M C C On the Calendar heres Just no rest for jingling wtaht Twill soon be time With suitable gusto to write An oyster rhyme The Garage IS ON Bank Street Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Strother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Sterling Kentucky Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT JOHN G WINN Admr G R CORNETT Deceased PHI vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings ELLEN CORNETT c Dft Notice is hereby given that I will begii my sittings in the above styled case a- my office in Mt Sterling ICy on De cember i 1911 and will close the satin on January 13 1912 All persons having claims against th estate of G R Cornett deceasedan 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 COURT MARY L WELCH Admrx c Pin vs Notice of Commissioners Sitting W L WELCH c Dft Notice is hereby given that I will begin my sittings in the above styled case a my office in Mt Sterling Ky on De cember i 1911 and will close the saUl on January 13 1912 All persons having claims against th estate of Zera Welch deceased are hereby notified to present same to me prop erly proven within said date JOHN A JUDY 193 Master Commissioner M C C Sheriffs Sale By virtue of an Execution No 114 di rected to me which issued from the Clerks office of the Montgomery Circuit DryGoods 1londay18th Day of December 1911 between the hours of 10 oclock a in and 4 oclock p in at the Court House door iin Mt Sterling Montgomery coun ty Ky expose to public sale to the highest bidder the following property necessarytocosts towit defendant thelifeLeliaWoodfordland lying on the waters of Slate Creek andbounded ofSidroad and the lands of Millard Tapp and J AV Chenault South by lands of For ElYoungplaintiffsdebtas CottTERMS on a credit of three months the purchaser toJJ tohaveff ReplevinjDondWitness my hand this 21 day of November 1911 j W F CROOKS 213t Sheriff Montgomery County I Call phone 85 and 100 for your f meats pure pork and link sausage QUERY FOR THE MISSIONARY r After the Discourse Was Ended Young Heathen Wanted to Know Only One Thing A Bostonian who has done consid erable missionary work in the feast not long ago addressed a Bible meeting in a church of that city on which occasion he spoke of the ad ventures as well as the work of the saY81Harpers I audience a lad of twelve who had been brought to the meeting by his father It was with considerable sue prise and gratification that the mis sionary observed when his dis course had been finished and he had asked whether anyone had any ques tions to put that the aforesaid youngster evinced a disposition make an inquiry Come my ladsaid the mission ary speak up If there is any thing I havent made clear tellme ItOh everything is clear to me said the boy What I want to know is have you any foreign stamps you can give a fellow TRUTH ABOUT SIR WALTER Modern Version of the Episode of Raleigh Queen Elizabeth and the Mud It was a hot July afternoon and Queen Elizabeth accompanied by her glittering household suite was about to cross the highway when her further progress was barred bya muddy gutter Instantly the Warmhaired queen lookedaround at Sir Walter Raleigh and that worthy knight promptly stepped forward Id be very glad your majesty he suid with a courtly bow to back up the future story of the cloak epi side but I dont possess such an ar ticle and as a charter member of he Ananias society I havent even i coat Nevertheless your Uncle Walt isnt the man to be balked by a Tilling drawback- So saying he quickly picked up us sovereign lady and encouraged y the gay laughter of the court parried her across the miry channel md lightly deposited her on the ither side POPULAR DOCTOR I believe he was quite a good doc or but many people employed him or his personal charm and the tory was current that sometime then the case was not urgent he could sit talking to the friends and- o away without referring to the natter in hand We youngsters yore always delighted to see him for le had always something unexpected o say or do He would take his vatch out of one pocket and gravely efer to itor direct specialattention o some article of dress whose nov lty he commended and once when Iriving with a friend he leaned out if the carriage as if in search of omcthing What are you looking or she asked some one you now No he said Im look ng at a dog I dont knowProm Farquharsons In and Out of Parliament MODEST GEORGE MOORE I wonder says the author of Esther Waters complacently in The Apostle just published in Dublin if Paul has ever been seen I by any man as clearly as he has been een by me He paints a fancy por frait of the apostle and this is part of his picture A man of medium height about five feet eight or nine a round head coveredwith dark curly hair a short neck square shoulders a long body thick legs with some belly under his girdle His large luminous eyes often look into mine and sometimes he appears with his shirt open The description is vivid in detail but not we think in good taste and was not St Paul short sighted P From the Athenaeum MADE JOB FOR WHITE MEN raarshavedivinginwork that white men couldendure But now the commonwealth govern ment has decided that after January 1 1913 white men only shall be employed as divers and tenders AN EXCEPTION II hat that expression Drop meI line Still happen HERE AT HOME Mt Sterling Citizens madly Tes tify and Confidentially Rtc om mend loans Kidney Q1Pills y It is lhasso far above competitors When people right pronetherethe public statement ofa bits Sterling citizenMrs Mary Hinsoni21 Stroller street Mt Sterling Ky says I believe that if I had not used Doans Kidney Pills I wouldnot be living today My health was phJsicians exto pect to recover They gave me a year to prepare for my sad fate The kidney secretions were un bodybloatedfered 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 could not 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 Duersons Drug Store They gave me im mediate relief and I continued taking them until I was in good health I hnvej 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 Cov Buffalc New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the nameDoans and take no other 193t Sarah Bernhardtjjto Marry flem 1 ish Actor The engagement of Sarah Bern hardt the actress to Lou Telle gen a Flemish actor who has played minor parts in her com pany is announced frem Paris according to cable advices Mme Bernhardt is CG years coldwhile Tellegen is only 26 She is the widow of JacqueDnmala a Greek actor who died in 1889 The famous actress is already a great grandmother OJO Witch Ell hunting shoos sore agents Punch Graves for Sale Fresh milk and cream I urn also prepared to do all kinds of heavy hauling cas I have good tennis and wagons Phone 147 14tf Roy Morris I have heen somewhat costive but Doans Regulets gave just the results desired They net mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly George B Krause 306 Walnut Ave AltoonnPi 1m WINCHESTER rionument WorksWINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants und I will call oc you and srve you money V H JACKSON Prop Get your puree pork sausage at Greenwadcs Oatcqiiaf The best feed on the market for all kinds of stock Give it a trial und be convinced 14tf Hoy Morris Agent WfYMVMVfffWff I A FULL LINE OF tt- AT VilldUGIaSSs Mt Sterling Drug Cog PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 3lrr yY1 iYY1 YY1rv1rYY1AAV1VAY v r 3 = 7r 1f I ofthe IINw II- y 4 The Sale of All Sales Looked for by Thousands of Our Patrons j For Months PastJ I GREAT SACRIFICE SAL HH- OF THE SPOT CASH GROCERY CO WILL TAKE PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY and MONDAY December 1st December 2nd December 4th Remember these three days and learn the lesson from the squirrel to lay in your winter supply NOW The many dollars you can save buying your goods during this sale will come very handy for other household necessities Buying at our stores at any time but especially during this sale is just like finding money on the streets it is earning money without workir g u1duringnificent business for 7 long years During this sale we shall not leave a single stone unturned to cement more strongly the Public Confidence we so highly appreciate It will be impossible to give in this ad all of our prices but we will quote below enough to S show which way the wind is blowing r 15 Ibs best Granulated Sugar 100 nibs best Granulated Sugar 50c 31 Ibs best Granulated Sugar 25c Best Patent Flour 100 Ibs 270 Coffee our 25c Rio at 20c lb Coffee 28c Cuban Blend at 22c lb Coffee 30c French Breakfast 25c lb Tea Needle Gunpowder worth 100 at GOc lb Tea Imperial worth SOc 50c lb Potatoes white and mealy 120 per bushel Cabbage lbveryLard Pure Leaf 12c lbor 525 per 50 Ib can Bacon fat at lOc a lb Bacon lean at 12ic a lb IPHf Picnic Shoulders at 12ic lb Mixcl Beans 4c lb Pratts GOc Poultry or Stock Foodat 35c Capital 50c Poultry or Stock Foodat 2 ic- Pare Sorghum at 50c a gallon Pure Apple Vinegar at 28c II gallon Malt Vinegar at 18c a gallont Best Coal Oil at 9c a gallon Best Matches soft tip 500 to box at 3 for lOc Best Rolled Oats Mothers or Qua I kers at He a package a I Best Lump Starch 8 regular 5c boxes ior25c 2 boxes best Bluing for 5c Corn Starch regular lOc size at 5c a package Clean Easy Soap 7 bars for 25c ideal Soap 7 bars for 25c Swifts Pride Cleanser lOc size at 5c Mothers Cleanser lOc size at 5c Shoe Polish 5c size 2 boxes for 5c Shoe Polish lOc size 5c a box Toilet Paper 3 rolls for lOc Pure Pepper 20c a pound Kellogs Toasted Corn Flakes The a package Pure Homemade Jellworth 20c sale price 12c a pound Pure Homemade Preserves worth 20c sale price 12ica pound Dont get the latter mixed up in your mindwith factory made stuff full of glucose Ours are as pure and delicious as any woman can make Extracts for the Holidays our lOc kind during sale at 5c a bottle Extracts our 15c kind at lOc Tomatoes put up by hand at Stanton Ivy just received and none better at lOc a can New tomatoes are costincr the dealer now 115 per dozen so you are sure of getting a big bargain Corn strictly firstclass at 8c a can Peas also fine at Sic a can Sour Krout just received and posi tively this summers putup at nc- n can- Salmon pink at 12ic a can Salmon redat 17c a can Table Peaches extra good cut from 20c to 14c a can Pine Apple chunk 15c size at lOc a can Pine Apple sliced or grated 25c size at 15c a can Crisco the new shortener at 19c a can- Blackberries lOc can at 7c Pumpkins large can at 8c Van Camps Sterilized Milk the only strictly sanitary milk for family use and cheaper than homo milk 25c size during sale at 19c 10c size at 7c 5c size at 4c or 45c dozen Old Hickory Syrup something extra good for your pancakes 25c bottles at 18c 15c bottles at 12c lOc bot tles at7c- Snyders Pure Catsups loc bottles at 9c each 25c bottles at 19c Hirschs Prepared Mustard lOc glass at 7c All 5c Cigars at 7 for 25c All4c cut of Tobacco at 4c All lOc cut of Tobacco except Star at 8c a cut George Washington cut plug Tobacco at 3c a package fri i I 4G r y nUn in CANDIES We must not forget the children during this sale so we will sell all penny Candies at S for 5c Full Cream Cheese at 20c a pound Fresh Crackers at 7c a pound Nice Cakes at lOc a pound Good Brooms from 20c up POST CARDS Of course you are well aware of the fact that we are headquarters for Fancy Cards at Ic each We have over ten thousand beautiful Christ mas cards besides fifty thousand others to select from and offer them during this sale at 8 for 5c Now is your time to lay in a supply All China Glass and Stonewaro + Also Tin and Graniteware will go at and below Cost as wo are too heavily overstocked in this line and need more room for our dually growing grocery business Come andselect your Holiday gifts now at a Great savjng Pay a little down i andwe will hold them for you until Christmas You will never have a better chance to select from such a large and beautifulstockat actual cost andat that only three weeks before Christmas Notice just a few of them Nice White Plates at 38c per set Nice White Cups and Saucers at 38c per set Nice decorated Plates at 48c per set Nice decorated Cups and Saucers at 48c per set Large fancy 100 Lamps at ooc Large plain 50c Lamps at 33c Table Glasses cut from 40c down to 25c a set Table Glasses cut from 25c down to loc a set Table Glasses cut from 20c down to 12c a set j Decorated50c Salad Bowls at 25c d Decorated35c Salad Bowls at 19c All lOc Glass and Chinaware amtitfj 1Eeuch50c Flower Vases at 28c each 35c Flower Vases at 19c each lOc Lantern Globes at 7c Stone Chambers open lOc Stone Slop Jars 38e Thousands of beautiful and most usefularticles to select from By all means come and see for yourself 4 17OW 1 FEMT W01TO OZ7R FEJE DS y In order to make this sale a Big Success from every standpoint kindly remember thei following Carry as many goods yourself as possible and do not expect us to sell goods at cost and deliver 25c worth or less You must buy at least 1 worth of goods before we can promise to deliver same during this sale We will deliver in rotation first come first served but on ac count of the usual big rush we cannot promise to deliver on same day as bought If you mustthave some goods At Once carry a little along with you and be thankful that you are ablejto to do so Dont drive up in your rig and expect our clerks to leave their customers to wait utfhyou At Once Come in and look around and it will pay you well to do so Of course we will have extra clerks also extra delivery wagons and our intentions are to please everybody but kindly bear with us if you do not receive the same attention which you would during ordi nary business days Finally Kindly CHECK YOUR GOODS and count your change carefully f I before leaving our stores as we cannot correct claims of mistakes later on SPOT CASH GROCERYt 3UCT STERLING KENTUCKYl W The Store That waves You onei i

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