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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, December 20, 1911.

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I C 0 =luuL a- titi t f f MT STERLING ADVOCATEI LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY IJi VOLUME XXI MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20 1911NUMBERJ 24 1r rI T 1800 CATTLE I On the Market Court DayTrade Was BrlskSome Horse I Sales d V zxI About 1800 cattle on the mark et The quality was medium CProde brisk and prices a shade i I I higher than last court A few 1100 lb steers sold at 1t hcbut they were good and fat I f enough to ship 1000 lb steers at i If Q 4i to 5c yearlings at 425 to 475 heifers at 350 to 410 cows at 3 to 3fc bulls at 3 to 4c Goodcrowd at the pens and they lw wanted stock and sates were brisk II rk A great many cattle changed S Vv hands during the day We caught u few of the sales that will show the range of pricesSALES Jno Blanton solda bunch o 600lb heifers to Fred Craycraft of Bourbon county at375 Fred Brown sold 10 1100lb steers to Thos Adams of Fayett- county at 4c Cooper 2 1200lb McDonald at 4c VThosWheeler 11 550lb yearl a Bourbon county party at f 450 Wheeler and Snell 25 675lb steers to Simon Wiel of Lexing ton at 8410- Frank Helton 11 400lb heifers to J T Denton df Fayette count ty at 375 Henry Lemiistre a bunch of 900lb steers to Sol Vanmeter o Fayette county at 425 A B Patrick 4 700lb to C H Garth of Georgetown a 4c Geo Halsey 18 700lb heifers to H V Burns of Robertson county at 410 Thos Cooper sold 7 650ilb steers to Buford Tracy at 4c J H Arnett sold 37 500lb heifers to Wheeler Snell at 375Fred Craycroft bought 3 600lb heifers 01 Jno Blanton at 375 Fred Brown sold 10 1100lb oxen to Thos Adams of Fayette county at 4cI 5Thos Cooper 2 1200lb steers v to Jas McDonald at 4c 1Sali Wheeler sold 11 600lb I yearlings at 450 Wheeler Snell sold 25 675lb- I steers to Simon Wiel at 410 Frank Helton sold 11 400lb heifers to J T Denton of Fayette county at 375 IIenryLemastre sold 4 900lb steers to Sol Vanmeter at 42- 5AB Patrick sold 4 700lb heifers to C H Garth Lexington N at4cR H Trimble 21 400lb heifers j to J T Denton of Fayette county at 375 Henry Murphy sold 8 650lb yearlings to A C Kerns of Carlisle at 475 Letcher Byrd sold 5 800lb 77steers to Simon Wiel at 425 J t Sam Hunter sold 20 100lb 1j steers to Jas Fisher of Bourbon 1 county at 425 4 J M Rose sold 29 750lb y steers to Simon Wiel at 4ic Sam Laythram bought 5 1100lb steers of Chas Duff at 5ic Jno C Trimble sold 17 700lb heifers to W A Thomason of Bourbon county at 4c ts HORSE SALES Henry Caywood of Bourbon county bought a nice bay mare IBridgestt Bros for 250 1 I Bud Smith of Cynthiana bought a good gelding for 150 Wm Razor bought a pair of mules of G W Denton for p880- Y 1 You will miss a rare pppprtuni ty if you do not visit the beauti r 4vful display of pictures at r The Novelty Store e I II IA S y AQUINAS lAU UllN DIES MONDAY NIGHT After a Lingering Illness at the nome of His Mother Mrs P C lau hlin on Mays vile Street The Death Angel visited our city Monday night and took from our midst the soul of T Aquinas Laughlin aged 18 The young man had been in poor health for several months but death came as a shock to his friends as he was able t Fbe out and walk around as late as Sunday afternoon Upon the death of his father F C Laughlin a little over a year ago he took charge of his moth ers business but was after a few months forced to give it up owing thefmost popular young men in the city possessing a genial disposi tion with the faculty of making friends one of the chief character fattiere hissmajority he always took an active interest in everything that tended toward the advancement and pros perity of our city and was ever ready to contribute to any good cause Ho had been sick a long time but bore his suffering without a murmur and was never heard to complain his chief thought always being to protect and shield from widowedfmother His life is an example of andsheaventwith the respect and esteem of everyone He is survived by his mother and grandfather four brothers and five sisters who in their hour of sorrow have the sympathy of the entire community Services at St Patricks Ohurch Wednesday morning at 10 oclock conducted by Father Rohrer and burial in St Thomas Cemetery e Bananas oranges apples and grapes at Vanarsdells Candies and fruit of all kinds 223 S E Kelly Co phone 2 Wreck at Preston Twelve freight cars of a train on the C O railroad were ditched Friday morning about 4 oclock near Preston The cars jumped the track and tore up the rails for a considerable distance The engine did not leave the track and no one was hurt However all traffic was blocked during the day and the through train for the East from Lexington was sent by way of Covington where it took the main line to Ashland The local trains were run to the scene of the wreckwhere the passengers were transferee to a train on the other side of the tornup track Our line of cut glass has never been so beautiful All new shapes and patterns from the smallest to the largest pieces Robinson the Jeweler Now evaporated and dried fruits at Vanarsdells Saloon to Move Mr P H Davis will move his saloon from the north stde of Main street to the building pur chased by Mr Joe Miller andre cently vacated by Mr Mike Hol land The moving of the saloon of Mr Davis will now make all the saloons on Main street on the southside ol said street in keeping with a petition filedwith the council by the members of the Methodist church I Tnq best of Xmas iftSa Dia mond always increasingin value 223t 1 y ikJ W Jones itJj 1P I f it F II Yo 7x r = i r r 1 CR PREWITT AND MISS BETTIE OWINQS Surprise Their Many frlends by Being Quietly Married at the Brides Home Thursday Afternoon The many friends of Mr Clif ton R Prewitt and Miss Bettie Owings were greatly surprised last Thursday afternoon when it was learned they had just been married at the beautiful home of this bride on the Owingsville pike The wedding was a very quiet af fair only the immediate family of the bride being present to witness the ceremony which was per formed by Rev J C Cummins of Winchester pastor of the Presbyterian church of that city Immediately after the ceremony the couple drove to this city and took the 347 C 0 train for Louisville on a short bridal trip The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joshua Owings Sr and is a woman possessing all those charms for which the South ern woman is noted being one of Montgomery countys most pop ular and attractive women The groom is a son of Senator Caswell Prewitt deceased and is one of the best known most popular and highly esteemed gentlemen in the county He served one term as sheriff of this county and made an excellent public official Both the bride and the groom come from the oldest and most aristocratic families in the State and it is the hearty wishof the ADVOOATK that their married life may be a long happy and prosperous one and it affords us much pleasure in joining their countless friends with congratula tions and good wishes LostIBuggy robe black on one side figured on other Finder please return to J R Gatewood O rYou will find the largest line of toys in town at The Fair Bananas oranges apples and grapes at Vanarsdells Break in Main Line Last Friday afternoon a break was discovered in the main line of the natural gas supply in this city Mr Tonkin who is the represen tative in charge of the oflice here immediately rushed men to the break in automobiles and had the break repaired as quickly as pos sible While a great many busi ness houses were without lights and fires for a few hours and many people were forced to eat cold supper no blame can be attached to the company who didevery thing in their power to get the leak repairedas quickly as possi ble Cash will make low prices for Xmas candies oranges andnuts at Greenwades Have you given her a Lavaliere kit certainly would pay you to look at John Robinsons line His stock is complete at his store on Maysville and Court streets To Move Mr C G Pangburn will move from the Harper house he has occupied for several years on Winn street to the property of the Methodist church on Lexington avenue Mr Pancburn recently purchased a beautiful lot on Lex ington avenue and will begin the erection of a modern brick home in the early spring Get her one of those exquisite shower sticks at Robinsons jew elry store with vanity boxes all equipped in the handle IX a i 1IlL CONGRESSIONAL CHANGES PROPOSED Would Put Both Montgomery and Clark Out of the Tenth Other Counties Effected The following changes in the congressional districts in the re districting of the State have been recommendedChristian from the Second and put into the First Ohio taken from the Fourth and put into Second Butler taken from Third and put into Fourth Adair taken from the Eleventh and put into the Fourth Hart and Green taken out of Fourth and put into the Third Casey taken out of Eleventh and put into Eighth Clark taken out of Tenth and put into Eighth Trimble Carrolland Gallatin taken out of Sixthand put into Seventh Montgomery Memfee Morgan and Elliott tak en out of the Tenth and put into Ninth Perry Owsley Jackson and Letcher taken out of the Eleventhand put into the Tenth Two districts only are changed in the appellate districts Web ster and Union counties are taken out of the First and put into the Second district Clark Powell Estill and Lee counties taken out of the Seventh and put into the First Nothing like the RED CROSS Shoes for women Try a pairnnd be convinced 243 J H BRUNNER New Bookkeeper Richard Apperson has resigned as individual bookkeeper at the Exchange Bank of Kentucky and the Board of Directors unanimous ly elected Henry R Bright to fill the vacancy who has accepted the position Mr Bright is an expert ac countant as well as an uptodate bank man by training and experi ence and the bank is fortunate in securing his services IIe was formerly Circuit Clerk hasan army of friends is a gentleman of wide acquaintance and will provo a valuable acquisi tion to the staff of this old awl prosperous banking institution Mr Apperson has not yet de termined what business he will er gajie in Tailored Suits 3000 Suits T1950 2750 Suits J 1850 2500 Suits 1650 2250 Suits 1450 2000 Suits 1250 Separate Skirts Reduced JAMES R MAGOWAN SELLS HIS STOCK In Montqomery County fair Asso ciation and Retires as Pres IdentSuccessor to Be Named in January The directors of the Montgomery Fair Association have purchased the stock of James R Magowan in the association for the purpose of redistribution Mr Magowan will retire from the presidency and deyote all his time to other inter ests The association will hold a meeting in January and elect a new president and directors Mr Magowan has been president of the association since its organization several years ago and made a splendid official much of the success of the fair company being due to his personal efforts and his retirement is deeply regretted Just who will be named as the new president is a question of doubt but the stockholders are sure to elect a man of efficiency and ability and the future success of the fair is assured There are the most real nice things at The Variety Store Dont miss seeing them Com pare our values on all goods quality weights and measures considered 223t Ricketts McCormick BOARD NAMED County Judge G A McCormick Appoints Board of Supervis ors for Montgomery County Judge G Allen McCormick has appointed the following gentlemen as the Board ot Supervisors of Taxes for Montgomery county Messrs M 0 Cockrell W H Strossman Jr J P High land James Welsh J M Pieratt F P Bird and Win N Anderson All of the above gentlemen are men of means and who are con yer sant with the values of both county and city property U S Shoes for men They wear well mrl are comfortable Try a pair 243 J H BRUNNER 2500 Coats 1850 2250 Coats 1500 2000 Coats 1450 1500 Coats 1000 1250 Coats 850 One lot carried Suits and Coats 500 1000 1500 BIG FIRE A C Uptons Carriage factory Badly Damaged As Was Also Barn Occupied by Wick Bush On Monday evening about g oclock fire was discovered in the rear of A C Tiptons carriage factory on East High street The fire rapidly spread to the livery stable occupied by Wick Bush adjoining and but for the prompt andskillful service of the fire de partment would have gone up in flames All of the horses vehi cles etc were quickly removed from the stable as were also the horses of G C Anderson across the street The total loss caused by the fire will be between 1000 and 5000 mostly covered by insurance VV Those sustaining a loss are A C J Tipton loss on carriage factory and badly damaging an automo bile total loss estimated at 2500 B F Cockrell loss on building occupied by A C Tipton estimated at 1000 Wick Bush loss on livery equipment feedetc esti mated at 500 Asa Picratt owner Y of livery barn loss estimated at 1000 The building belonging to B F Cockrell and occupied by parkland Jackson was also damaged The origin of the lire is unknown The largest supply of Xmns candies nuts oranges and apples Phone 85 and 100 ft Green wades Beautiful Show Windows The two Muysville street show windows in the lower room of Punch Graves store have been j beautifully decorated by the j master handof Mr Howard Wyatt who has gained quite a good deal of local fame for his tal ent and artistic taste in decorat ing The windows are filled with suggestions for Holiday gifts beautifully arranged anda look at them will aid you materially in making your Christmas selections t Rooms for Rent on Sycamore street for light house keeping G E Coons 24if Sweeping ReductionsJ- anuary Clearance Prices ON LmlletJ JIen1 t Weaf6 NOW IN FORCE Separate Coats ON- MONDAY NIGHT V i Dresses 4500 Party Dresses 3000 3000 Party Dresses 2250 2500 Party Dresses 1650 2000 Party Dresses 1500 p 1500 Party Dresses 1250 All Street and House Dresses u Reduced THE ROGERS COINCORPORATED Outfitters to Women 1 I 1 0- ll S r iLsiS5 I I 2 hdWays to Save Dont smoke Dont gamble Dont get the theatre habit Dont be dishonest Dont ask for credit Dont be idle Dont be a grouch Dont be late to work Dont get the candy habit Dont spend all you earn 11 And thendont spend what you save but bring it to this bank One dollar will open an account 3 Interest Paid on Savings Deposits exchange sank of Jfentucfcy MT STERLING KY 4HTI Holiday Gifts K- Silverwaref of I I Silver is the first graceful can be extended than t Silber Plate that Wears u safely as an expert This tamp also guar o ante I Sold by leading dealers every whee Send for catalogue GL ShoUg all desiens MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO tt Far Ca SKtm tj111JoIer Meriden Conn fff Vi I Steam Dry and r t f E wmt Sterling Kentucky Phone 225 c WINTER TOURIST TICKETS ON SALE DAILY VIA ALL EQUIPMENT ELECTRICALLYLIGHTED giftsforcompliment perfect1847 ROGERS BROSTTfrd perfectioneeryartide artisticdevvjS Sanitary Pressing Cleaning Dyejng tandCityfSTOCKTO1N T- FLORIDAAND GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31 1912 FOR FULL PARTICULARS CALL ON ANY TICKET ACENT QUEEIf CRESCENT ROUTE on WIUTJ H C KINO Pas ncerand Ticket Agent 101 Eo Male St LEXINGTON KY I IIGifts for All Occasions There is no establishment in the United States better able to meet your require I ments in exclusive selections of Diamonds in unique and distinctive settings Sterling Silverware wrought by experienced ar tisans Gold Jewelry of refinedand artistic character Sheffield Silverware of hard metal with silverelectroplate Toilet ware of sterling silver andof ebony Watches of the worlds leading makers Herschede Hall and Mantel Clocks of nationalreputation for case designs time keeping and famous Tubular Chimes that sound the hours and quarters after the peals of Whittington and Westminster in fact with the choicest in jewelry gold smithing and silversmithing at moderate 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 selections insured and express paid will be sent to those making themselves known as reliable through the Correspondence Department A personalisit when in Cincinnati will be appreciated Silversmiths Jewelers Goldsmiths The Frank Herschede Co trschedo Building Fourth Avenue East Cincintiy Ohio M DINING CARS SERVINGALL A LA CARTE Tile CwHfflisslQB farm A commission form of govern ment similar in many respects to that now in use by many of the leading cities of the country hasi been adopted by the Elks of Port land for handling the business of the Grand Lodge Convention to be held in that city next July There are ten commissionersi whose work is divided under the following heads General arrangements reception grand lodge decorations finance enter tainment parades and music ho tels publicity treasurer K K Kubli Exalted Ruler of the Lodge occupies the position of chairman corresponding to the office of Mayor Harry C Mc Allister former State Fish and Game Commissioner of Oregon has been elected Secretary of the commission and is general man ager of the Convention The plan is proving very suc cessful In view of the fact that the city of Portland is now en gaged in a campaign for the adoption of the commission plan in the government of its municipal affairs the progress of the Elks iis being watched with special in t rest Harsh physics react weaken the bowels cause chronic constipation Doans Regulets operate easily tone the stomach cure constipa tion 25c Ask your druggist for them 1m Oatequal The best feed on the market fo all kinds of stock Give it a trial1 and be convinced 1itf Roy Morris Agent Make This a Silver Christmas At the end of nearly two thous and years Christmas is Old Christmas still One day out of three hundred andsixtyfive when we light the Christmas fire in our hearts and realize that the true business of life after all is not to make money but to make and keep friends And do this call at W Jones and buy a silver presen SSSt Phone S E Kelly Co for Freshand Cured Meats 12tf You often hear people tai about Opportunity knocking at ones door In theory it is aright I but lots of times when Op portunity knocks it is only to lleave a gold brick More than one poor devil has jumped up and rushed to the door on hearing the knockand grabbed the brick Opportunity has all kinds of packages to distribute Some of them you want to let alone If you are out hustling in the vineyard when Op portunity knocks at your numb loor you wont lose anythin- The fellow who lays around allI lay waiting for Opportunity iisI the one who sets stung Waitin for Opportunity is a good deal like taking a milk pail and goint out into the pasture and waitinir for the old brindle cow to backup felllowiI masquerades under the guise of Opportunity They knock and knock and eventpall some sucker comes to the door There are as many counterfeit Opportunities asi there are bogus goldmines you are industrious honest and fair you wont have to wait for the knockof Opportunity before you find a guide to show you the way to Easy Street Floridal Gn a AND Western North Carolina ore nearby and youconsiderSouthern Railwayop- erate daily through sleeping cars from St AShertUeCbattanoola Tourist Tickets and Homeseekers Tickets SouteRailway winter SkybooklotiiG Beam Jr A 0 P A aptf ST LOUIS MQJjhAl EASILY DECIDED This Question Sheill be An swered Easily iy Mt Ster PeoplerWhich is wiser to have confidence in the opinions of your fellow citizens of people you know or depend on state ments made by utter strangers residing in faraway places Read the following Mrs J P Nelson 34 Richmond Avenue Mt Sterling Ky says I can give Doans Kidney Pill my highest endorsement They have proven of great benefit to me and I believe that if I had not used them I would be in poor health today My back nearly drove me frantic as it ached al most constantly and I always felt tiredand worn out The least thing worried me and I also suff ered from nervous headaches Since using Doans Kidney Pills procured at F C Duersons drugstore I feel like a different wom an I take them whenever I have the least recurrence of kidney trouble and they never fail to give me prompt relief For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalc New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the nameDoans and take no other 242t Bring us your country produce We will treat you right S E Kelly Co 12tf WINCHESTER WorksrWINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES I Let me know your wants and I will call on you and srve you money F H JACKSON Prop A shirtwaist box makes a de lightful present for any woman See a full line at 223t Harris Johnsons for Salk Freshmilk and cream Ian also prepared to do all kinds o heavy hauling as I have goo leiTMorristCarriage to Meet Trains Call Lloyds stable phone 281 Alsk0 a meet trains 25 cents each war 17ti Everything in Sterling silver ware cut class and plated silver at Robinsons jewelry store IVYfmfYMVyYm Mt Sterling Drug Co Watterman Fountain Pens Leather Goods leComb Brush and Mirror Sets BookstGillette Safety Razors ICigars and Cigar Cases Writing Paper in Xmas Boxes Dennisons Xmas Seals Picture Framing Mt Sterling Drag Co 39lyr MMWAWMWAWMW The Garage ONIfBank Street AutomobilesFOR At All Times WE WILL MEET Any TrainO- N NOTICE Strother Frazer Phon 268 SUrllnfi Kentucky Holiday Gifts 0 r I 1 fore All Why not give her something NICE and DESIRABLE A piece of FvrNITC Es- will adorn the home and is sure to please her 1j j Our Line of furniture is the Most Complete in Eastern Kentucky- Let us assist you in your selection j a Sutton Son ft i Our store is filledwith all new goods for Christ mas Diamonds Silverware Watches Clocks Cut Glass and numerous articles suitable for gifts of all kindsNever before have we had such a display We invite you to come early and make your selections be fore the last day DONT WAIT A Small Deposit Will Reserve Anything In Our Stores Robinsons Jewelry Store ColJ 1 Maysvllle and Court Streets TExpert Watch and Jewelery Repaying DO YOUR XMASSflOPPIN6- N2WaSorosis Shoes Florsheim Shoes House Slippers for each LisleHosierySEE XMAS WINDOWS COl WE WANT YOU to examine the Corn King manure spreaderIWe want to show you the many superior features found in jconstructionWe to you how easy and how convenient the working parts are arranged We want to show you the substantialconstruction We want to show you how by using the Corn King manure spreader your boy can do as much work as a man You will be surprised at the substantialconstruction You wont find the Corn King manure spreader like other spreadersit is in a class by itself Call today We are reserving a catalogue for you It is filled with valuable information on soil maintenance and fertilizers It is yours for the asking If you are not ready to buy now call anyway We want I kto number you as a friend FOR SALE Prewittct BYJ 0eoans 9nsuranceteai Gstaie j eONtS r GREENE STROSSMAN HAZELRIOG LET US DO YOUR aDO8PRINTIN- tt t 1 dI c II 4a Io i J 4r J E IL Iel L 1 r Nothing Chargedi Except at Regularii 1 Prices 1 FOLLOWT- HECROWDS Holiday ii 1 41 Our two big stores have been crowded since Thursday December 7th with eager and satisfied buyers 1 taking advantage of the grand opportunity to buy the best of Clothing Hats and Furnishings at Cut We thank our many friends who have already visited us and urge every one who has not to come at once EFg Never before in the history of our city has there been gathered together the same highclass qualities of CLOTHING SHOES HATS and FURNISHINGS that we have this season All were bought with careful and intelligent judgment figuring to give to the buying public the very best possible values at the lowest possible cost We are all somewhat optimistic and we have this season proved ourselves more than so in fact we find that we have overstepped our capacity and our two big stores are crowded with such standard lines as HirshWickwire Co and MichaealsStern Cos Mens Clothes the famous Fitform garments for Young Men Xtragood Clothes for Boys famous StaceyAdams Co and great WalkOver Mens Shoes E W and Cluett Shirts all Mens Dress Accessories Stetson and Youman Hats all the best makes of Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes all go at the following CUT PRICES FOR ti Mens Suits and Overcoats 6500 garment cut to 5000 flrJ 4500 garment cut to 3500 W 4000 garment cut to 3Q00lt1JIrJ 3500 garment cut to 2750 3000 garment cut to 2250 2750 garment cut to 2000 1fQJ 2500 garment cut to 1750 2250 garment cut to 1650 1lrJ 2000 garment cut to 1448 1800 garment cut to 1248 1500 garment cut to 1000 1250 garment cut to 848 f 1000 garment cut to 748 t1JJ 800 garment cut to 648 Boys Suits and Overcoats f1500 garment cut to 1000 tlrJ 1250 garment cut to 848 J1000 garment cut to 748 800 garment cut to I 648 I I Mens Socks t150 Silk Sox cut to d 115itl 100 Silk Sox cut to 75 l75 Silk Sox cut to 48 J 50 Silk Sox cut to 38 50 Lisle Sox cut to 38 25 Lisle Sox cut to 18 11 15 Cotton Sox cut to 10 S 10 Cotton Sox cut to 05 i111 Mens 100 Silk cut to 75 tJ- N 75 Silk cut to I 48 50 Silk cut to 38 lift 50 Linon cut to 38 25 Linen cut to 18 10 Linen cut to 05 ft r J t 1 I y it J S 750 garment cut to 550 1 600 garment cut to 450 500 garment cut to 375 p1400 garment cut to 275 300 garment cut to 225r250 grmt 175 4JMenst 600 Pants cut to450 f 500 Pants cut to 375 m 400 Pants cut to 298 it 350 Pants cut to 275 300 Pants cut to 225 if 250 Pants cut to 175 200 Pants cut to 148 11 150 Pants cut to 115 100 Pants cut to 75 IIA ALL BOYS ODD PANTS AT f1I CUT PRICES i Mens Fine Shoes fl 500 Shoes cut to 400 Shoes cut to 324 t350 Shoes cut 300 Shoes cut to 248 4 250 Shoes cut to 175 Misses and Shoes 300 Shoes cut tr 248 250 Shoes cut to 198 IJ 200 Shoes cut to 148 175 Shoes cut to 135 150 Shoes cut to 115 49 cut to 75 75 Shoes cut to 48 ALL AT CUT 1 1 Mens Hats 600 Hats cutto450 t1 J 500 Hats cut to irJ300 Hats cut to 225 fUJ 250 Hats cut to 175 I 100 Huts cut to 75 Mens Shirts 1 350 Shirts cut to 275 Shirts 248 b200 Shirts cut to 148 150 Shirts cut to 115 t1iJ 100 Shirts cut to 75 50 Shirts cut to 38 y ALL MENS AND BOYS CAPS AT CUT 1 Shoes 1000 Shoes cut to 798 11 800 Shoes cut to 698 500 Shoes cut to 398 400 Shoes cut to 324 350 Shoes cut to 298 300 Shoes cut to 248 250 Shoes cut to 175 200 Shoes cut to 148 Ladies Tine Shoes 600 Shoes cut to 498 500 Shops cut to 424 400 Shoes cut to 348 350 Shoes cut to 298 300 Shoes cut to 248 250 Shoes cut to 198 200 Shoes cut to 148 175 Shoes cut to 148 ALL BOYS SHOES AT GUT fd I ar- f J Cut I I I Mens Collars 25c Collar cut to 18 15c Collar cut to 05 25c Cuffs cut to 18 100 cut to 75 75 cut to 48 50 cut to 38 25 cut to 18 Mens 500 garment cut to 375 400 garment cut to 275 350 garment cut to 248 300 garment cut to 225 250 cut to 175 200 cut to 148 150 garment cut to 115 100 cut to 75 75 garment cut to 48 50 cut to 38 All Mens Work Coats Overalls and Jackets at Cut Prices All Suit Cases Hand Bags and at Cut Prices Handkerchiefs G 475p1398fl Childrens lOQShoes NECKWEAR PRICES g1fiO A11250Shirtscutto PRICES Umbrellas HighTop PRICES t and 350 Silk Hose cut lrUt 300 Silk Hose cut to x 248 250 Silk Hose cut to 175ldr 200 Silk Hose cut to 148 150 Silk Hose cut to 124t1lr V 100 Silk Hose cut to 75 t ALL CORDUROY PANTS CORDUROY CUT PRICES The long and late fall season us in Such a that we are compelled to turn our stock into cash Remember this sale is a get themoney Our loss the gain sold as advertised you at the Come give us a look If you want we shall be glad to see you Holiday Goods 6A Cut to298 3- 98400FIatscutto298 frMens Punch GravesMt Sterlings Leading Clothing Furnishing House MT STERLING KY u stores E3 Stores GoodsAt Prices Shoes Prices CASH Suspenders Underwear garment garment garment garment Childrens Hosiery to298-t 38tf Come Early and Avoidshe Rush and SUITS at drouth simply places position bonafide proposition public Every article giving lowest prices values nothing I Prices Yx Shoe Hat and g z g Suspenders Suspenders Suspenders Womens standard d Nothing Charged Except at Regular Prices I s- cT r q I It I ro U Advocate PublishingINCORPORATED Company J w REDDEN G B SENFFEDITORSJ Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION i ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement iinserted until paid for A MERITED ENDORSEMENT When our fellow townsman Hon Robt H Winn was elevated- to the bench of the Court of Appeals which in our judgment is one of the highest compliments that can be paid a lawyer the Louisville Evening Post unqualifiedly endorsed his selection in the following able manner Nil WIXXS AllOIXn EXT The appointment of Mr Robert H Winn of Mt Sterling to the vacancy upon the Kentucky Court of Appeals caused by the resigna ion of Judge E C ORear will prove agreeable to the bar of the en tire State and is another illustration of the excellent judgment shown by the retiring Governor in the matter of judicial appointments- Mr Winn is according to the testimony of the leading lawyers of the State finely equipped for the duties of our highest court Still in the prime of life he has ample experience at the bar while he is not without training in public affairs so valuable to a man entering upon such a position Some months njro Judge A P Humphrey of Louisville stated to the Evening Post that he considered Mr Winn one of the best equipped lawyers in Kentucky for service upon the Federal bench should a vacancy take place in this State und he is understood to V Stave so informed the President Instead of going to the Federal bench Mr Winn is called to the highest court of his own State a position fullas important and probably more onerous He takes up this duties secure in the confidence of his associates and respected by sfche entire State The Evening Pot congratulates Mr Winn Gov Willson and the State upon this appointment Judging from the character of letters ninny insurance companies have recently received soliciting business we are inclined to believe a certain Frankfort lawyer could read with profit what the American JBar Association has to say on the subject of professional ethics ii If the Lexington turfman who killed a 237 pound bear in Estill county with a pair ofl brass knucks is not already a member of the Ananias Club we move his election We think he has shown Jumself well qualified V lS The Saturday Evening Post says Gov McCrearys motto is Salve which Webster defines To smoothe as with an ointment to doss over No bad motto that We have something to be thankful for It was not zero weather when the gas gave o- ut5uttonfastin CoI funeral Directors and embalmers 7tmlJulanca Service Corner Tarn and9anlr troots flay Pnono 4S 9llgh Phonos 295 and 23 from Porkville Clarion Pinkney Boomershine who is mow living in Kansas City Jhrist mased in out midst declared he enjoyed it so much that he would have remained and New Yeared if he could possibly have spared the time As it was he stayed a couple of days longer than he had intended and Sundayed withus He says that J J Slopes who absconded from here lust year after arsoning his lumberyard went to Kansas City where he some time later bigamied and not song ago suicided Pinknoy declares that he hopes io return next year and holiday with his friends for a whole week if not he will certainly try to Easter or at least FourthofJuly heirPuckSuffered day and night the rtorment of itching piles Nothing 1helped me until I used Doans permanMayor Girard Ala 1m Inllooking for nice uptodate and popular priced articles for a v Xmas glftJo to j Y TheNovelty Storej r i i iI y A NICE LEA flltR 50c POCKET DIARY fOR 1912 FREEr General Agent Hoffman of the State Mutual Life of Massachusetts has received from the company a largo supply of those elegant diaries they have been issuing for several years One will be given to each policyholder of his agency for the ask ing or to others who are not policyholders by their filling and returning the attached cou pon H G H01+ i+ MAN General Agent Mt Sterling Ky Please send me one of the 1912 dia ries issued by the State Mutual Life Assurance Cofreeas per your advertisement in the ADVOCATE Name T Address s I was born theday of 18 Seededraisinsand currants 1911 stock12c at Greenwadesn i f kJJ I The Mt Sterling National Bank Copial50OOO Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 12500 Resolve that will the will matter that too 0 B PATTERSON Cashier Kentucky Warehouse Gets Hiflh Prices for of For Fridays sales 1911 the prices the Tobacco Warehouse ranged from sec per pound the latter being the high est price this season the market For highest prices and best average sell your tobacco the Central Kentucky Tobacco Warehouse with men who know the valve tobacco ami will always look after the interest their customers The averages were obtained FLOYD BROOKS county JEPTHA ONSTOTT Garrard county EVERETT DUNCAN Garrard county STONE WALKER FAIN county Our market stronger day by day and feel that by 1912 when the Tobacco Company gets its organization will have more competition sales and think will continue get better prices than now x 2431 how Ss This for an Obituary Probably one of the most markable obituary notices ever was published in the Sullivan County Review at Middle town N Y recently from its Monteln Ulster county corre spondent It is follows I H A few days ago ho was stricken with poisoninir from a wound in the neck while with his wife when he was drunk Doctors Grindlc of Eureka and Butts of Ularyville were in attendance but despite their utmost efforts the poision spread untilasn lust resort they used the knife The operation was of no avail how ever and now ho aint here any more Sam was unique character Only once in a generation is a community pestered withsuch o viper such a moral X he was the unsolvedconundrum What is he good for His only I virtue was the persistence of his wickedness his excellence the stability of his unrepentence Boozefighter liar wifebeater chicken thief eggstealer profane and vile of speech to the point of nausea he was the trade mark of sin the of vice with no crime but beyond his capac was even worse but he has gone hence and it is never our inclination to kick a man when he is down Yet at death his proverbial luck was with him He goes be low just the whitening frosts and the are in a long and tedious season for the good who are left As was often the case when in life and in jail hell keep warm and comfortable at others expense Well long Sam and long is long good luck Notice No applications having been received the last meeting of the Fiscal Court for the care and maintenance of public paupers the County Poor Farm notice isI now given that said Court willat its next meeting in January 1912 receive bids for the maintenance of said paupers reserving the right to accept reject any and all bids 233t KELLKU GHEKNE Clerk Diamonds have increased more in value in the last ten years than mylarge223t W Jones Jeweler As we bought a large sup ply of Xmas goods they must sell Get our prices on nuts oranges apples bananas and fire works Greenwades New citron and crystalized pine at Van I If you are looking for a present for old or young go to The Fair t I f 0- 1ti MM ti Start Now wIT1I DANK a ACCOUNT k you np longer sub ject your cash to the risk of losslor your self to temptation promiscuous spending The Mt Sterling National Bank v your account no if be small Youll find maintaining one is a great help many ways aids decided check on ready spending n The Central Tobacco New Crop Tobacco ft December 15 at Kentucky 3C to on Lexington at of of following Jessamine 17 31 15 14 l BRYANT Jessamine county 14 31 Jessamine 13 93 gets we January 2 American new we on to re printed as lighting an human only emblem work itHe as chilling winds ushering so so as it at at regular or have candiedcherries apple arsdells of accept it in Central 19 33 we J Gets Good Job Mr Win F Schooler formerly of this city has accepted position as assistant editor of the Norwalk Experiment of Norwalk Ohio Mr Schooler who was born and raised in this city was for a num ber of years connected in various capacities with all the different newspaper offices hero and was a man of considerable capacity His old friends here will be glad to learn of his success and willwish for him continued prosperity Fresh Mixed Nuts pound15c Raisins pound 12c Oranges and LemonsThe Fair Ir I t fco Records i The following real estate trans fers have been lodired for record in the office of County Clerk Keller Greene during the past week Oilie W and Sallie McCormick to Willis Garrett building lot in Mackie Addition for a consideration of 250 Ben F Stafford and Mrs Sallie Stafford to William Bailiff a building lot ac Camargo Springs for a consideration of 25 etc Dudley Martin of Missouri to Emalihe Stamper of this county 45 acres of land on Campa Branch this county for a consideration of 300 James M Oliver and Margaret Oliver to William M Kirk residence and 4i acres of ground on the Grassy Lick turnpike for a consideration of 3700 Mrs Lulie Lockridge etc to Robert Lockridge interest in 26 acres of land on Spencer creek for 80 per acre New fresh clean line ot staple and fancy groceries at S E Kelly Co 12tf Ob1IDJ7 Oo ODD ffOOG3 ALL If you want something nice for Mamma Papa Sister Brother Sweetheart or Friend go to PUNCH GRAVES You will findwhatyou want and the price reasonable SAXTA GLAUS H sJbl1fumi Funeral Directors ttand Emfcalmemf 0c rf I KIfcf 10 J ti I f t Mt Sterling Ey PHONKS Office 470 Residence 146 and 085a Graser Humphreys iFlorists DESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and WEDDING DECORATIONS tiUUItti LGreenhouse Phone 88 I Store Phone 547 1 MT STERLING KENTUCKY s Dank Advertising Some of tile benefits that s I matic advertising has br u steII banks shown atI were a meeting of the Louisville Advertisers Clubat The Seelbach last week addressed by John F Speer of Indianapolis who spoke on bank advertising He showed how bankers in the past ten years had been awakened to the advantages of publicity and urged it was just as necessary for them as the advertisement of a retail business During the course of his remarks Mr Speer came out for the publication of bank statements as to make them intelligible to So7 average man This he might be done by a few lines of advertisement explaining the purport of the averages rttement JONES Xmas Gifts are double value proudly given and gladly received will last a life time especially appreciated by those of discriminating taste 223 L New citron candied cherries and crystalized pine apple at Van arsdells I l f4 t iI P1 r er Now1 T r The first of January you will needll Letter Heads j Statements Bill Heads- Envelopes 4 r Place your order NOW phone 74 and when yourJanuarynecessary supplies on hand ih i 111 Our iSrrfces are Reasonable Our Workmanship the JJesti The Reason l Our Plant is luipped I hlYappreciated T wYours for Business I I w Advocate Pub CoINCORPORATEDii L S 11 BANK STREET MT STERLING KY f r fft i i1 y- t e I S c i1 ar- F4u4yYvvk e r I THn r S vMcKinley Music Co i1iioet Music jd a J y q w LINEw CHOICEkj i1140 Cents I fiflti fA rh I Ji ATE llpuersons Drug Store phone 129 No 10 Court St Catalogueii i fII I i PERSONAL I f i Mr and Mrs John F Richardson of tkNorth Middlntown visited relatives here front Wednesday until Saturday- si Dr ilmer Buntin and Samuel Kerns iVof Nicholas county were visitor in our I city Saturday The latter was on his way to spend a few days with his broth er V P Kerns a student of the Lexing j yton Bible College lairs John Barnes and daughter have returned from a visit to Paris Y Miss Laura Williams visited Mrs foe Varden at Paris last week Mr Clayton Howell is Visiting mother Mrs Hntlie Howell hisI I I J toMr and Mrs Foster Rogers have r- et ned from Lexington r Miss Olivia Anderson has returnedr t 1 fiom a visit to Winchester J Mrs Mnry Moffett of Sharpsburg is with Mrs N H Trimble l1rE Y Nelson has returned home from a visit to his plantation at Winter ville Miss y Mr Henry R Prewitt spent several days in Louisville last week on business Mrs Claude Paxton is the guest of relatives in Owingsville and will remain f until after the holidays 9 nibs W Chenault Cockrell of Mid dlesboro is the guest of her motherin law Mrs M C Clay Mr Cockrell will join her the latter part of the week Miss Elizabeth Hardwickof Carlisle wliorhas been visiting Jierunciel 7 BV auenand John Greene her cpusliij leas returned to her home 3Mr Wm Greene of Salt Lick has re j tltured home after a visit to the family of Oscar Baird Messrs G B Senff and J W Hedden Jr were in Louisville last week on c business Miss Susan Hood Warner of Louis r vine arrived Saturday to visit her aunt Mrs J Roger Gatewood Miss Mary Vansant Tabb who has jbeen attending Hamilton College at t i Lexington is at home for the holidays Miss Lucy Clay Woodford has return id home for the holidays from Washing lton D C where she has been attending college fAj Miss Hazel Grubbs has returned from M r Sweet Briar Va where she has been at i holidaysiSI Miss Elizabeth Lockridge will leave tomorrow f to spend the Christmas holidays fcwith Miss MargaretClark at Oxford O JR Mrs 0 G Hadden arrived yesterday hjto spend the holidays with Mrs W C k Moore ylTV 1Mr G C Anderson and wife will spend Xmas with the latters parents in Stanford Mrs A M Bourne is visiting the fam vfcily of Col H L Stone in Louisville vv i Mr Rodney Jenkins engraver for Jno M W Jones was called to his home in Eliz abethtown by telegram announcing the yj dangerous illness of his sister and left jj immediately for her bedside k t h y Gel yours Early fv r 1 Lui r d 4 1 fH81OK S t 4w4 Little Miss Virginia Conroy who has been quite sick for the past week is greatly improved- Mr J Roger Gatewoods condition r mains about the same as last week Mr W A DeHaven continues ill at his home on North Maysville street Dr W T Willis is confined to lhis room on Holt avenue with pneumonia Mrs J L McClung has been quite sick for tie past we kIMrs Gilbert Triplett has been quite sick for a few days Mrs Sarah Drake and Mrs Tom MooreI are suffering from lagrippe t Miss Nancy Catherine Owings is recovering from an attack of fever Mr Hunt Priest is recovering from an attack of pleurisy Lindsay the little son of Mr and 1Ir- R s S Stokley has been seriously ill1 threatened with pneumonia Mr Stok lley who has been suffering from rhet- matisnt i for several months had arranged1 to leave for Martinsville lad but was detained by the illness of his son Mr Will Moore who was confined this 0 room Saturday slightly indisposed was able to return to work in his store Monday morning We have the cheapest and pre t tiest line of Holiday Novelties this season we have ever had Come andwe will prove this statement The Novelty Store Toy Furniture 25c Pop Guns 10 and 25c Trunks 10 to 90c The Fair Dressed chickens at Vunarsdells Friday and Saturday Fruits of all kinds and prompt delivery Give us a trial 223 S E Kelly Co phone 2 Cno 00 0eoo ewe S f RELIGIOUS oe + oow ebeve e Rev N F Jones Evangelist of Bracken Association will preach at the Baptist church this evening at 7 oclock Rev Jones is said to be ah excellent preacher and the public is cordially i vited to attend this service Rev Jon will preach at Howards Mill Thursday night A featherweightl folding cur table Makes a pleasing and inex pensive gift 223t Harris Johnson 19 Oranges lemons bananas ap pies nuts etc 22 3 S E Kelly Co phone 2 Oysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdells As we have an over supplof hogs and must sell pork cash 12Jc at Greenwades 4 Pure country sausage at Vanars dells 9hotograp4s Nothing nicer or nothing that will be more appreciated than a picture of Sfour Xittlo Ono We make any size and kind and our prices are reasonable Chandler jho Photographer Bryan Studio Stand 22tt Ihosame thing aver agrtis CHRISTMAS I Jforrs Perfection and a 1 3eautifui Calendar With C ach 00ll wag t The Flour is iclicap Ifai 1 Ariy Price The Calendar well wort- hasking for fJ t m JtlK o- fffr TABBS i r 1 INSXmas Candles Nuts Oranges Bananas Grapes and Apples for thee h Gasp as We Have a Large Stock and Must Sell 1000 Ibs imixed candy Tic per III 1000 lbs mixed candy 10 to 30c per lb 500 Ibs stick candy lOe per lb 50 boxes oranges bright sweet and juicy 20 30 and 40c doz 25 bunches bananas large jumbo 20 and 25c doz 1000 Ibs mixed nuts 1911 stocks loc per Jlb 15 bbls apples 30 to 50c per pk Fire crackers Roman candles- I galore 50 Fancy baskets fruits candies andnuts for your girl 50 doz fancy jumpo celery 10 boxes raisins 15 and 20c Ib 5 kegs jumbo Chesters malaga grapes 20c lb 50 fat dressed turkey hens leave orders 100 fat chicken1 Ihens iO fat ducks Meats of all kinds beef pork veal and lamb If prices are what you are look ing for we have them Phone 85 and 100 S P Grccnwade Dinner Party Glen Ayr the beautiful country home of Judge and Mrs Ed ward C OKear was the scene of a pretty dinner party which they gave Thursday evening for Judge Robert IL Winn It was a magnilicent affair the colors being yellow and chrysanthemums were the decorations used Judge and Mrs Winn willsoon come to this city to make their home Judge Winn having just Judgeshipneson the Appellate bench made va cant by the resignation of Mr welcomede Capital Frankfort NewsJoutnal SUITABLE XMAS GIFTS AT CUT PRICES Combination Sets in Leather Wallets Ties Socks and Handkerchiefs Silk Suspenders NeckwearInitial White Linen Handkerchiefs Ways Mufilers- Handkerchief Mufilers Fur and Dress Gloves Suit Cases Hand Bugs Bath Robes Smoking Jackets Bedroom Slippers for men and ladiesCoat tUmblellus Fur Caps Cuff Buttons Scarf Pins Silk Hosiery both ladies and mens Fancy Vests Opera Hilts Fine Shirts Fine Shoes Fine Clothes Fine Huts All goods packed in individual Holiday boxes Punch Graves Temperance Lecture Evangelist J B Harris who recently held a revival meeting at the Methodist church in this city gave a lecture on temperance at the Methodist church Monday evening to a large and appreciative audience Rev Harris went to West Virginia to conduct a meeting p fWhite and gold China with hand painted monogram atRob insons jewelry store I ee tl1- Ypicturest at Novelty Store JAll groceries cheap for cash AGreenwades Get andfruitsfor your and candies at Vanarsdells rkes 1wI PLANTERS Lo L af To acco War hOllHMVCoffipally INCORPORATED WINCHESTER KENTUCKY The Clark County Equity Warehouse Company having built a new modern steel frame loose leaf salesroom with a floor space 120 feet by 257 feet in connec tion with their redrying plant and changed the name of the incorporation to PLANTERS HOUSE now offer unexcelled facilities to the farmers in handling and selling their tobacco and patrons are assured that they will be honorably and I liberally dealt with Railroad switch in connection and tobacco unloaded from the cars into warehouse Sales Will Open January 2 1912 AUCTION SALES CONTINUE DAILY Warehouse Located Wino Avenue and C 0 Railway i OFFICERS DH HAMPTON L B COCKRELL R M SCOBEE R P SCOBEE President Vice President Secy and Treas Manager II DIRECTORS D B HAMPTON S D GOFF R P SCOBEE STANLEY T PREWITT ABRAM RENICK R M SCOBEE GEO J HUNT L B COCKRELL ROBERT T GAY nI uutier Share Mt Sterling hus had her share of the glory of furnishing Judges of the Court of Appeals Judgei B T Peters held the office forI we believe eighteen years Judge Holt Judge Haxelrigg and Judge OKear each held it one or more terms while Judge Winn will filllI out the third year of ORears second term and wants the re mainder We suggest that it iis time to give some other city a chance Winchester Democrat Now dont act peevish Remember we produce the material i necessary In other words out Judges deliver the goods Cheapest place in town for can dies nuts oranges and apples for cash Grecnwadcs School to Close The Mt Sterling Public Graded Schools willclose Thursday December 21st for the Christmas recess and will open Tuesday January 2nd rEAR RESIGNS D2 WINN APPOINTED Willson Accepts Resignation of Mt Sterling Man From Appellate Bench and Appoints Another Judge Edward Clay ORear of Mt Sterling late Republican nominee for Governor and for twelve years a Justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals Saturday tendered to Gov Willson his resignation front the Appellate Bench to take effect at once The resignation was accepted immediately and Judge ORear will at once open an office for the prac tice of law in Frankfort It is rumored that he will be chief counsel for the Bur ley Tobacco Society Late Monday night Gov Willson an nounced the appointment of Hon Rob ert Hiner Winn of Mt Sterling Chairman of the Republican State Central Commit tee to succeed Judge ORear I Death of George Myers Mr George livers one of the oldest citizens in this county died at the home of his son Alvin livers near Spencer Station after a long illness of general debility The funeral was held at Antioch church Mr flyers was 90 years oldand was one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of this county and his death is deeply regretted His wife pre ceded him to the grave many years ago iCnndics 10 20 and 30c per lb Xmas at Greenwadcs Miss Lawson to Become Bride The engagement of Miss Jennie Lee Lawson to Mr McMullin Cox of isboth Flemingsburg announced to take place Dec 26 Miss Lawson is related to the fam ilies of Mrs J C J Hand W 1I11ootl where she has often visitedand has many friends in this city who will be interested to learn of her approaching wedding Lester Tharp Resigns Mr Lester Tharp who has been the manager of the Western Un ion Telegraph Company in this A city for the past year has resign ed his position andwill go to Cincinnati where he has accepted a I ft position with the same company Mr Thnru made many friends while hmo who regret to see him leave Mt Sterling He is suc ceeded here by William 0 Chen ault former manager at this place trails to Show Up Vicepresident Ferguson of the Burley Tobacco Society who was to have made a speech to the to bacco growers of this county Monday failed to make his appearance in this city Olympian Springs Sold The famous Olympian Springs in Bath county have been sold to a Tennessee Syndicate at a private price Many improvements will be made i Judge ORear says of his policies in the State Mutual Having had occasion recently to carefully study the values of Life Insurance policies issued upon various plans I have concluded that those issued by the STATE MUTUAL of Massachusetts are freest from quibbling annoyances and are the solidest in many respects I am well pleased with my policies in this company While Judge Winn says of his UIII i beg to say that I have now been insured in your company for seven years The dividends on that policy exceeded my expectations I am very glad to be able to bear testimony to the courteous treatment and excellent results extended by the company and your self With the opinions of two such Judges as these can YOU hesitate any longer as to the Company in which to place YOUR insurance H G Hoffman General Agentl MT STERLING KENTUCKY Agents Wanted Where Not Ropresented I Y i iv r 1 0 J Of I pd J 4- i JI 1F l t4 clocks I lF Never Flickers The long ings give a a splen for sewing or embroidery suffer from the strain a good light Rayo is best lamp made It gives a strong diffused light that is remarkably easy to the eyes There is no glare to itno flicker It up a whole room Rayo is an economical lamp too You get the most possible lightvalue for the oil burned and the Rayo itself ua lowpriced lamp Yet it it a handsome lampan to any room in the house The Lamp u lighted without removing shade or chimney easy to dean and rewklc Made of solid brass nickelplated also in numerous other and finishes Ak your dealer to showl you hb tan of Rtjro lampM or write for doeriptive circular to nay agency of the Standard Oil Company Incorporated I Place Orders lowYour Xmas Flowers Decorating Material American Beauties Violets Carnations Roses Holly Wreaths Pot Plants funeral Work a Specialty s A v O- JLe 435 T E Corbett Greenhouses W Street 1 Itgrt t U NIi f oIiU Pi 11 DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Christmas Presents Let your Christmas present reflect your good tasteLet show the esteem and love you have for the person to whom you give it Select something that will stand the test of time Presents for everybody I J W Jones The JewelerMT STERLING KENTUCKY WATCIIES CLOCKS It fJ J 1t rJ fJjIt trtlR j I J1 = on VI 9 u Wi This Coupon is Worth 500 Cut out this coupon and present it at the college office on or before Jan 1 BankingShorthand Commercial rDepartment Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute MT STERLING KENTUCKY 11lrr dtate9lormal 71yr A TRAINING SCHOOL fOR TEACIIERS COURSES DiplomaCountyTUITION FREE TO APPLICANTS Very Low Ask About It Artistic Catalog Free Address J Q CRABBE President Richmond Ky r Robinsons watches and rfcUis season are the best andmost t complete line he has ever handled Let show you his assortment He will give you honest prices and 11 fairfdeal I r Pure pork sausage at Vanars dells rT J r It winter even woman did chance but her eyes unless she has The the lights The ornament Rayo easily styles for and Clay Expenses him A healthy man is a king in his own right an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave Burdock Blood healthkeeps Most of Christmas arethingsWJonesqualityandone t trAt I What Can Be Done By Education wwwrEven with general conditions continuing as they are the death rate from tuberculosis should be reduced onehalf by teaching peo ple that consumption is an infec tious disease and that it spreads from one to another By impressing physically strong and healthy people with the im portance of using the greatest care to avoid jeopardizing others It then remains in order to completely stamp out the disease to enact legislation that will sup ply the necessary sanatoria and hospital care for those infected und to relieve the healthy of till dangers of becoming infected to create such conditions as will make it possible for the poorest to live and work in a healthfulenviron ment and to safeguard their physicaland moral woll being when they are seeking public re freshments and amusements The Christmas Seal Sale Cam paign will soon begin and the public will be given an opportunity to help stamp out the great White Plague which is so heavily taxing our citizens State of Toledo I ssLucasI Frank J Cheney makes oath that Ho Is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the City of To ledo County and Stato aforesaid and that said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before mo and subscribed In my presence this Cth day of Decembe- rA D 1SSG Seal A W GLEASON Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and nets directly upon tho blood and mu cous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold by all Druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for constipation Dressed chickens at Vanarsdells Friday and Saturday WANTED rlsto sew on highspeed sewing machines Call at factory North Queen street 22tf The Enoch Mfg Co 16 pounds sugar for 100 cash at Greenwades H Clay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Executr Bonds for you put vou Next t best investments Sell The Besi Autos THE WHITE MOTOR CAR Dont fai to see them 44tf Pure pork sausage at Vanars dells Special Notice We need money and to raise it we offer our entire stock of goods for the next thirty days at greatly reduced prices We have in stock ii large supply of buggy robes horse blankets and the famous 0 Laughlin saddle one of the best in use We also have a large supplof handmade harness for carriage and buggy nnda large variety of farm gear We mean business and the goods must be sold in thirty days or sooner 224t The Laughlin Co Do you want to see a beautiful brass bed Then call and look over our line 223t Harris Johnson Have you seen the Karnak brass at Robinsons jewelry store Get something in this line that will give tone to the library den or living room New evaporated n dried fruits at Vanarsdells Notice to Farmers From the 10th of November we will be in the market for good fat turkeys at the HIGHESSI MARKET PRIG GD Sullivan Cow Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky Phone Office 474 Residence 132 3iyr i tr1 3 Life Saver In a letter from Branch land W Va Mrs Eliza beth Chapman says I suffered from womanly yearsAllty did me no good I took Cardui and now I am en tirely well I feel like a new woman Cardui saved my life All who suffer from womanly r 0 ubI e should give Cardui a trial IkeCARDUIIqI The Womans Tonic 50 years of proof have convinced those who tested it that Cardui quickly re lieves aches and pains due to womanly weakness and helps nature to build up weak women to health and strength Thousands of women have found Cardui to be a real life saver Why not test it for your case Take Cardui todayl Murder and the News Vhat legitimate place has crimp in the news which the daily paper presents to its readers The other day the Springfield Republican which combines liberality with honesty and purpose in a very remarkable degree gave to the beginning of a murder trial three columns on its first page and four and onethird columns on the second page and in our opinion it did right It didrightof course only because its treatment was sober and intelligent without exaggeration or morbidness The people are bound to be interested in murders which happen in their midst and it is probably only a rather inhuman doctrinaire who hopes to stop them or accomplish any good by not telling them the facts about the case in which they are interested The falsification of crime however is an entirely different matter The way that the yellow papers determine to have a hero or heroine at any cost basing the attention of their readers on some sentimental con sideration often invented is of course a deepseated outrage Every woman concerned in a prominent case is made to appear beautiful Editors know that it is easier to play up the sufferings of a mother or a wife or a fiancee and get an effect than it is to get the effect from a complete and truthful presentation of the pro ceedings As Merimeo said HAny novelist can secure pathos by breaking a poodles leg Some of our higher class newspa pers try to exclude crime alto gether A paper holding up a standardany disinterested ideal standard must do good but we are inclined to think that in the long run more good can be accomplished by treating urine properly than by refusing to treat it at all RHEUMATISM Any kind also Liver Kidney Lumbago Stomach and Dlood Diseases CURED by Deans Sure Safe Speedy Cure Only 25c 25MaUCCO OOMJHBDS OHIO 16 l3t for Rent My house on the corner of Main and Sycamore streets Ap ply to 0 VJ224 Miss Florence OConnell ourholidaystoclt of candies and fruits before placing your afIfordsPhone No2 223t Beauty Parlor Marinello system used and have the preparations to sellthis month three manicures one dollar 224t Miss Young r r withleather a 223t Harris Johnson i I II CM Kentucky LooksiGood A Central Kentucky man who was induced to locate in a distant State has written to a friend in Danville that he thinks he has missed the place he was toldabout and that old Kentucky looks pretty goodThe individual who moves to an other State should be careful that he does not miss the place he is looking for In fact a change of location should be made only after mature deliberation with ample invessigation beforehand as to the advantages and opportunities of I the country wherein it is proposed to move Old Kentucky looks prettvgoodalmost any day in the year Taking it all around it is hard to heat asun place to live Opportunities are by no means exhausted und there are advantages which will never grow less No energetic man need distrust his ability to make a living in Ken tucky with aUlittle something to the good Other States have their good points It is a poor sort of a State in these United States that cannot boast of its re sources its progress and its citizenship But no section has a monopoly of favored and favorable conditions It is an impossible task to find the ideal location and the man who gops searching forI it will more than likely miss it as did the Central Kentuckian who went in quest of a better abidin placeOld Kentucky certainly does look pretty good to a man who is away from home and dissatisfied with his surroundings No doubt it is looking good to hundreds and thousands of oxKentuckians who have expatriated themselves voluntarily or otherwise There is almost as much truth as sentiment in the familiar snyinguOnce a I Kentuckian always a Kentuck ian and Kentuckians should think more than twice before splendidold Real Estate Real Estatt TIlE WORLD IS MADE OF Real EstateI Let us sell you a piece of it List your farm with us now Any busiuess entrusted to us will re ceive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office No 9 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY OUR LINE Of fresh and Cured Meats STAPLE and FA- NCYGroceries Cannot be Improved Upon Courteous Treatment Prompt Delivery Robinson Moore Court St Phone 251 Mt Sterling Ky IMyr jAUDRyPOR Ce ALL KIND ad to the Mt Sterling Laundry Co All work promptly delivered We give specialattention to Family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STERLING Lauidry Co F- rf 1jr n I 1J + Mw MIN IuruPROKSSHHrti IIDR C W COMPTON Dwittet fii tliSucccssorl All Work Guaranteed and Price Wiij 1 Office In Mattin Building Phone 596 itfii H R PREWITT it IATTORNEYATLAVf i r JJ v 1Io 11 Mt Sterling Kentucky 7 r t I Office Court St opposite Courts l House Samuels Building front room ujff i i r stairstN e Ii DR J lrfot Office 24 Broadway Hoursg to 12 I to dY I A e I1 Residence 90 North Sycamore a it 1726t ttt 1i DR G M NORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered PromptlY1of 1i S IvrVV 7 jfJ DR W B ROBINSON IVeterinarian Fr Office at Anderson BonridmnneLlvcry Stable F Office Phone 135 Residence Phone 551 Calls answered promptly KiHminatlons free Assistant State Veterinarian THE JhoSaD oko Oleo Railwaya a I Company 1 TIRE OF TRAINS AT MT In Effect July 9 1011 STERLINr Subject to change without 1 1 LEAVE For and From ARRIVE r 719 a in Louisville xiarag p to x 347 p in Louisville x 937 p m t 550 a in Lexington I 920 a in t 215 pm Lexington t 705 P nit y t 930 a in Rothwell t 205 p m E1239 P111New York mgtonVU31i c j Norfolkx 937 p m 3 1 Richmond x 347 p mV Pikeville r 215 p m t 9 20 a m Hiuton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains Consult agents for particulars x Daily t Weekdays 1- If Jexin ton I Eastern RyItj TIME TABLE Effective May 28 1911V West8ous1 No 1 No 3 STATIONS Dally Dally- A M Pill Lv Quicksand Lv Jackson 505 i IIO K Junction 510 i II Athol 535 2 Beattyville Junction 603 251 10 Torrent 625 312 Campton Junction 643 330 Clay City 719 405 tr II L E Junction 751 437 t II Winchester 805 450 w- Ar Lexington 850 535 EastJ3ound STATIONSNo 2 f1 4 vPMLv Lexington35 720 4 II Winchester t t 217 803 4 L E Junction 235 808a10 Clay City o850II i 927II944II425JC104II 1030II1057II1105ArCOECTIONS LEXINGTONTrain No i will vt kt connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky NO3 will make i connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati 0 CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nosii i 2 3 and 4 will niake connection with CamptonBEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 and 3 will make connection with the L A Railway for Beatty ville O K JUNCTION Trains Nos 2 d and 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Ky and O K stations CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent t 4 Go to Jones the Jeweler wpr your Christmas presents The finest selection of Jewelry Cut Glt Silverware etc ever in the city 223 k 1 a f V- r a 41 e 5 a r kiii f A4 HAPPY ll HOMEr where health abounds X with Impure blood there can f tW goad health WK1U disordered LIVER there Met be good blood l iottsPiIIs1 r ewivfythetorpidLIVER ndre tofe 1UJHtUral actIotIIA healthy LIVER means pure IoetI JPMNItIoocI1IS health Health mesas happiness MfctbrtKirt AU Druggists Of course when you are ac cu 2aofwrongdoing you can ex- itpfiSki but the thing to remem i beijAs that you are not going to be given a chance to explain Pure linen hand embroidered handkerchiefs prices from 50 cents to 250 and a beautiful as sortment at 25c suitable for Christmas gifts at- The Novelty Store Diamonds Diamonds Diamonds 223t J W Jones Jeweler Idle Lands In the South A Tennessee paper says there is enough idle or waste land in that State if properly developed to make it one of the richest Com I ThereII acres the same paper says which never have been cultivated and the backtothesoilmovement should be encouraged by building good roads to those sections of the State which are shut off from transpor tation facilities There are millions of acres of idle land allover the South Senator Fletcher of Florida made the statement in Chicago recently that out of 621000000 acres of land in the Southern States only 25 per cent is under cultivation There is enough idle land in Kentucky to accommodate a vast population and it is not poor land The most of it is not only susceptible of cultivation but is splendidly productive In the crowded cities and States of the East there are people who are hungering for such landand the enterprising real eastate agents are sending them to the West to pay big prices for irrigated sand or for the doubtful soil of wind swept prairies or black mountainsides as the case maybe With the proper presentation of the advantages of the Southern States there is no doubt that many of there homeseekers could be in duced to locate in the Southwhere agricultural prospects are infinitely more favorable Good roads are great developing agencies and the South is begin ning to recognize their value Road improvement is a live issue in almost every Southern State Kentucky is hardly keeping up with the procession in this respect but there is progress here as else where and there is hope of greater progress in the future The idle lands of Kentucky and the South need to be transformed into homesteads and productive farms and the building of good roads will assist largely toward such trans formation FOR SALE A few pure bred white Wyandott Cockerels and Pullets Phone 305Y 215t Lewis M Sledd I New seeded and laytr raisins at Vanarsdells HERE IS A REMEDY THAT WILL CURrI SKIN AND SCALP AffECTIONS AND WE CAN PROVE IT The Thos Kennedy Drug Store says to every person be it man woman or child who has an irri tated tender inflamed itching SKIN or SCALP you neednot suffer another day We have a refinedskin preparation that acts instantly and will bring you swift andsure results One warm bath with ZEMO SOAP and one application of ZEMOand you will not suffer another moment and you will soon see a cure in sight ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP are proven cures for every form of skin or scalp affection They are sold by one leading druggist in every city or town in America and in Mt Sterling by ThosI Kennedys Drug Store 1620etc Dont hesitate now is the ap pointed time get that ring fromI 223t J W Jones The Jeweler For Sale On account of bad health I have decided to sell my farm contain ing 100 acres located on the Spen cer 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 andnearly every foot can be cul tivated Has good new house on it one of the best stock barns in the county and other outbuildings It is within half mile of church andschool houseand has railroad station almost at the gate This is a rare opportunity for anyone that wants to buy a splendid farm 18tf J Roger Gatewood for Sale 30 head cattle hogs weight from 90 to 130 pounds Phone 611 232t W H Wyatt Accidents will happen but the bestregulated families keep Dr Thomas Electric Oil for such em ergencies It subdues the pain heals the hurts 1m For your Xmas candies nuts oranges and apples call 85 or 100 Greenwades AFTER GRIPj Look Out for Trouble The aftereffects of the Grip are rPt to be serious but a normal healthy condition may be restored In a sur prisingly short time by Vlnol II Watertown WisAfter a severer attack of the Grip my system was fa- a very weakened nervous and rundown condition I began taking Vlnol I i with the very best results and In a i short time I began to feel like an en- tirelyI different person and I am better i and stronger than I have been for years Adelaide Gamm We guaran tee this testimonial to be genuine We have never sold In our store such a valuable strength creator and health restorer for the convalescent the weak and rundown as Vlnol and we ask people In this vicinity to try a bottle of Vlnol with the under standing that their money will be returned If It does not do all we claim for it S LLOYD DRUGGIST Mt Sterling IjjW C When a man makes me keep mY distance I have comfort in the thought that he keeps his at the same time Courteous treatment prompt delivery and your I ade appreci ted S E Kelly Co 12tf S All kinds of shelled nuts for your black cake at Greenwades Make Her lippy WITH A CLOAK SUIT OR SET OF FURS Make Him Happy WITH A SUIT OF SCHLOSS BROS CLOTHES OR AN OVERCOAT The seasons most fashionable creations in Wo mens and Misses Cloaks and Readytodon Suits and Skirts Their style and beauty will appeal to you See them Finest and most complete line of Furs ever dis played in Mt Sterling Every piece was chosen with due regard for beauty of pattern and genuine excellence See our Lingerie and Linen Shirt Waists An endless variety of Handkerchiefs for Christmas gifts Notions and Dry Goods of all kinds Women and Childrens Shoes Mens and Boys Shoes Overcoats and Suits for big and little men also for the large boys and the smaller fellows Schloss Bros makenutf sed Substantial gifts are always appreciated Prices always right here and you are always welcome at our store 1 I I OLDHAM BROTHERS CO i MT STERLING KENTUCKY I I I 1 s r i i i r J- 0 1 dL1 Nyll+ CORRESPONDENCE J 0 GRASSY LICK By Miss Elizabeth Carr The ladies of the Methodist Church gave an oyster supper December 7th A large crowd was present They clearedI 832 The proceeds will be for the benefit of the church Gano Caywood bought three from John Peggs for 8 v We wish the readers and editors of the ADVOCATE a merry Chrismas anda happy New Year Dean Carr and sisters spent Sunday with To B and Sherman Hamilton and1 sisters at Stoops James C Soper of Colorado Springs Col came Friday for a visit with his mother and sisters Miss Ellen Soper and1 Mrs A H Robbins- B F Hopkins and daughter spentt Saturday with Dr and Mrs A H Rob bins The best way to enjoy Chrsitmas is t make others happy Let sympathy andI generosity be strong hands to help an l swift feet to carry you to places of need Relieve the suffering and help the poor Be gentle and tender to the aged and sorrowing Make this day unlike any other day May the whole month be hallowed because of Christmas The ladies of the Methodist Church will have ar cAchngc of eatables in lIt Sterling in Roberts C Mastius window Friday December 22 1911 Miss Bernice Walker will have a Christmas tree at the school house here Friday afternoon for the scholars Dr A H Robbins and son Frank and Crawford and Arch Mason attende- the inauguration at FrankfortTuesday STOOPS By B M Goodan Farmers are making great headway stripping tobacco The sick people in this section are all better it L Passett sold 20 I islb hogs to Hughes Atkinson at 5 per cwt As usuala large number ofchanges will be made here on March ist It is the general opinion of everyone that Christmas has slipped up on us this timeMrs R E Tipton returned from Louisville last week where she had been to see her little son William Harris We hear that some few crops of tobac co have been sold at from 7 to IOC per poundRoy Byrd weighed up sonic shoats to W T Phelps at 50 per pound I The friends of Smithmany J Trimble 4werepleased to learn of his success j inII A passing Civil Service examination I j Louisville vl J E Helton and family who recently I went to Texas to live have returnedand N are living on Capt Henry L Jones farm Frank Byrd and wife have returned to their home in Cincinnativ 1 W T Varner of OwingsviHe visited Thos Satterfield Saturday and Sunday The box supper at Somerset Saturday night was not very largelyattended About 13 was realized Dean Carr an1l sisters Misses Fannie and Elizabeth visited the Misses Hamilton Sutilay The many friends here regret to lento of the death of Mrs Allie Roberts nee Lula Baker at Paris Mrs Roberts lived here many years ago and was a favorite among her companions Organizer Dickerson of Owingsville was here Saturday night and organized Farmers Union local with 16 charter members Two attempts were made last spring to organize without success Truly time hath wrought many changes sNew seeded and layer raisins at Vanarsdells BRUNNER is the nnto buy your shoes from 243 Oranges 20 30 40 and 50c per dozen at Greenwades Xmas REPORT1OF THE CONDITION OF THE Exchange BankO- F KENTUCKY Sterlingocounty Montgomery State of Kentucky BUSINESSdSib Day of December 1911 RESOURCES Loans andDlsrountl1203KJ3 49 Due from Hanks 37988 53 Actual Cash on hand IOS90 113 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing 1315 JO Overdrafts unsecured695 W Current expenses and taxes paid 2729 57 Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures 0500 00 Total J375615 18 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in in cashi 50000 00 Surlllusu 2000 00 Undivided Froths 8251 03 2325J OS 2SS5405 Suns Deposits on which inter 19don interest is not paid 17390 90195871 D9 105M1 00 Cashiers checks outstanding 133 70 Due to Banks 1i0 31 Total 275015 18 State of Kentucky i County of Montgomery fss I Jno S Frazer Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief JNO S FRAZKR Cashier JnoS3Iy commission expires January 10 1912 EARL W SENFF Notary Public CorrectAttest H R PREWITT ED R PREWITT Directors- A M BOURNE Many Enter 210 List The largest crop of 210 pacers in the history of the light harness horse was produced this season there being 99 horses to get a mark of 210 or better The fam of Hal has the greatest number Iilr the list while a pure bred trotter came second IA large assortment of house at BRUNNERS 243 Married Here Last Week Dr William S Morris and Miss Alma Womack both of Greenup county were married here Thurs day night of last week by the Rev H D Clarke The largest line of Toys in town at The bair rI i t rI 1l t I J J- u DE Get it for Lessm Y oATo d Ai The Spot Cash Grocery i Nice Mixed Candy 8ne a lb All The Candies marked down to 10c a lb All 20 and 25c Candies marked down to 15c a lb i New mixed Nuts at 17Ac a lb Sweet Florida Oranges 20c a doz Nice Bananas at 20c a doz 3 packages Fire Crackers for lOc Thousands of Beautiful Post Cards from it Ic to 35c each i All Toys China aua Glassare X At and Below Cost The Spot Cash Grocery Original Price Fighters LThe ej r wag Ui tj r i I IT L rt f GRASER l ilUMPIIREYSc- I Floral Artistsi Store tahli Theatre Building X L r I tTitG t1rII it 4ft- I J1 w1 Y Phone rto 547i tlc- n Extra Select Flowers for d t X l1 1 XLVL A S I I 10 c F 4 and the Dance Dec 28 Y FlowerrCut Flowers and Pot Plantst Fancy Roses Carnations ====== Violets and Valley Well filled Fern Dishes Also Wall Pockets and Bouquet Holders in assortments Also plenty of Holly and Wreaths tisw to 11 YES OF COURSEI Punch Graves is the best place in town to go to get your Christ mas presents Their large stock affords selections not found any where else in the city SANTA CLAUS Get nuts and fruits for your cakes and candies at Vanarsdells iMark Smith Wins Race for Senate The Democrats of Arizona will place two members in the United States Senate one of whom will be Hon Mark A Smith of Tuc son a former Kentuckian Mr Smith is a cousin of Mrs Allen Prewitt of this county and theI man for whom Mr M A Prowit- was named The best at243 BRUNNERS A Funeral Oration My friends we are gathered here today to bury this hero onery cuss While living he had hossesj and he runned em he had cocksj and he fit em he had kards andl he played em Let us try andI furgit his vices and remember his vartues if he had any for uvI sich is the Kingdom of Heaven Sut Lovintroorls Yarns New shelled nupecans andli almonds at Vanarsdells I J Shown Girls Acquitted Ethel Graham and Lillian Con radshow girls charged with shooting W E D Stokes the New York millionaire were clear ed of the charge in New York lust I week It is said the girls will 1 bring suit against Stokes for ma licious prosecution j Fayette Sheriff Sued Policeman Ben McCann has 1 brought suit against Dan W Scott sheriff of Fayette county for 10000 damages which he alleges I he sustained on last election night when he and Scott had trouble at the pollsIGet your black cake ingredi ents for Xmas Greenwades 1 Buys TObateoII I Mr A R Robertson has iust purchased the tobacco crop of Mr Fisher Mark amounting to 6000 pounds at 8 cents per poundII Buy father brother or him a beautiful brass desk set gold cuff button or a genuine Merschaum pipe at Robinsons jewelry store p A father said to his young daughter Come down town one dav this week and we will go buy mother a Christmas gift and you must hide it where she cant willtjust put it in the drawer where I have your handkerchiefs replied the young hopeful 1 J Xmas candies nuts oranges andlapples Greenwades sLoses Fine Norse Mr Grover Anderson badn very fine horse to die of pneumo nia They animal was valued sjt 250 beingi one of k carriage team of very fine quality He will be hard to replace v y Get your pork chops and roast 12ic cash Phone 85 or100 Greentoades1 Fil Dies in Virginia Mr W R Hopkins formerly of this city died at his home in Richmond Va last Saturday Deceased had been in poor health for several months He was a brotherinlaw of Mr James Thompson who attended the funeral in that city He will be well remembered here in this his old home by many friends who will learn of his death with regret Get your beef porkveal and lamb Green wades New shelledwalnuts pecans and almonds at VanarsdellsLost White setter female bird dog with lemon spot on head andside also lemon colored ears Liberal reward for return 244t John W William Mr T H Chilton Dead Word was received here Sunday announcing the death of Mr Thomas 11 Chilton at his home in Memphis Tenn Deceased vas the father of Mrs G G Hamil ton of this city and was a most excellent gentleman f Greenwade carries a full line of meatsnothing but the best Thanks y The bazaar and court days e ner giyen by the ladies of BaPist church was a success financially and the ladies desire to thank the people for their most liberal ipat lonageIiGet mother a beautiful pair of gold glasses for Christmas at Rob insons jewelry oreirC l 4 Get it for lessI at the Spot Cash Grocery I S ITHE BEST 1 IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST It may cost you just a little more to have THE LEXINGTON HERALD visit you each day than it would for some other daily papers but would you not rather have your own home news in addition to what you get from the other daily and pay the same added cost THE LEXINGTON HERALD is the leading daily of the BLUEGRASS It gives an accurate market report covers the tobacco market othersportingI ff- A t l SPECIAL RATE IS NOW ON fOR THE HERALD l 1 III 500 FROM DATE T0 1 JANUARY 1st 19 It 1 IIThe IIncorporatedll I Lexington Kent4iEu 1 I I to I iwIIl ttlifi 4 41k

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