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r lrV c f v a e as Jasa a > + ti ± i J Ir r- Are you interested in Agriculture Horticulture Live Stock Poultry Gardening Sonf or any feature of Country or Suburban LifeRead I I ITHE NATIONAL FARMER Weekly The choicest highest priced articles information data and literary features ever in a Farm Journal New 3000 Serial Story I Starts with December 1st a issue One of the most absorbing and entertaining stories ever written A wholesome narrative of extreme human interest that will hold your attention to the very end r Some notable new features for the year Romances of Agriculture Farm Book ¬ 1 keeping Country School Gasoline Engine Successful Farming Buildings Home Life v t Fertility of Land Story of a Dairyman The SiloEnsilage The Old Orchard Articles from Our Regular Staff of 11 Editors and 192 Correspondents Good Stories Special Holiday Offers to New Subscribers THE CALENDARfhePreleat I WitIrAn exquuitely beautiful work oi art in iKirteen tolotauiteen printings reproduction ofa 0000 maderpkoe No adv rtiainll to mar dip beautiful art oflovelyyoongwoman a i ba ldn fliU calendar fri 1911 A copy toenyad drew for 10 ants puking aid pottage BOOKeatials Per umyBy Pro Prof Agee Acting Dean of the School of Pennsylvania State The book contain The regular subscription of The National Stockman and Farmer i U 1X0 a year For 100 we will Calendar and F for one year For 150 we will the Calendar Book and the S and F for two years New iiibieriptions can start with Dec 1st and list in 3000 story As Christmas present nothing could be more presentable or acceptable You could not make better investment for yourself and the family Solid enjoyment real genuine education and practical knowledge Take advantage of any of the above offers you wish Send PO Express MOor Bank Draft payable The National Stockman and PitUburg Pa will any dissatisfied subscriber at any time DOUBLE the price of his subscription This offer open FOREVE- RADVERTISERSOur guaranteed circulation ii over 120000 paidinadvance bonafide uWriben No free = first clau welltodo homes which bur the nccei iltiet of living Your advertisement in The National Stockmnn and Firmer means a direct to people who afford your commodity who live well and can pay cash One of representatives will cost go over your proposition and aid you to prepare intelligent advertising that will sell your goods to readers x I rJddU all Communications National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburg Pall mhu Horse Breeders Meeting The Horse Breeders Mooting be held at the College of Agricul ¬ c FIIIIlmers I the most important ever held in Kentucky The different kinds of horses will come in for discussion It is probable that scores of farm ¬ ers will come to the college for the entire four days work offered dur ing this wtfek A different meet- ing ¬ I will occur on each succeeding dui The horse breeders meeting will I come on Januarv 5th beginning with n judging school in the stable t of Harbison Jewell at the Fuji Grounds Mr Shelby Harbison has kindly offered to supply sev ¬ l era different classes of horses of F different types including saddle roadster and line harness horses r These horses will be scored point and placed one above the other on their respective merits This important work will begin at 230 and extend to 430 p in A 8 p in horsemen will meet at the College of Agriculture the following program will 1 be given It is possible that i proi 4 4gram litter as all sneakers hue ¬ not yet signified their acceptance of the invitation to speak on their r Nervous k I was nervous I MuseI of i Carrsville Ky haa palpitation the heart 1 and irregularOn t of Mrs T Hattie Cain i took 2 bot ¬ i i ties of Cardui and it did i ime more good than any i medicine I ever took- I am 44 years old arid the change has not left betterr4t keCARDUI I The WomansTontc- t Cardui is advertised and sold by its loving friends The lady who advised Mrs Mirse to take Cardui f had herself been cured of i tserious female trouble by Cardui so she knew what Cardui would do If Cardui cured Mrs 1Cain and Mrs Mirse it 1 will cure you > toa Wont you try it Please do t 1z THE of Son Alva studyd much i u Agriculture College information positively invaluable to every farmer or gardener Several editions told and not one dimtiied purchaser Prepaid 50 cents price send the the N Sand send the N the issue a a comfort Farmer refund or copiea substantial alt appeal con our without whole our to a b the I when very cost is favorite breed of horses Kentuckvo lion Thos rT Bigsttifl Mt Ster ¬ ling Ky- I The Hackney Horse in Ken ¬ tucky Mr Percy E Hoge Jett KyThe Trotting Horse Major P P Johnson Lexington Ky The Thoroughbred Horse Major F A Daingerfield Lexington Ky The Saddle Horse Gen John B Castleman Louisville Ky The Draft Horse Mr William Goodloe Lexington Ky There is some discussion regard ing the especial usefulness of some I breeds for Kentucky and this pro gram will furnish the speakers op ¬ portunity to state the intrinsic value of each breed for our partic ¬ ular conditions fDangerous Doctrine It is with great regret not un ¬ mixedwith amazement that we read President Tufts reasons for commuting the sentence of death passed upon John Wynne for a murder committed in the harbor of HonoluluInto circumstances of the case it is unnecessary to go in de ¬ tail beyond a bald description f the crime as one committed by a man in liquor upon a sleeping comrade It is admitted that Wynne had long nursed a grudge but in the opinion of the Presi ¬ dent his intoxicated condition rebuts the inference of premedita ¬ tion necessary to murder in tho first This is dangerous doctrine the more so that it receives its sanc ¬ tion and indorsement from so high I a source It is certain to be im- mediately I utilized to defeat the ends of justice and to provide yet another loophole of escape in a landwhere life is so cheap as to constitute murder all but a licensed crimeI The distinction which Mr TaftI seeks to draw is a nice one it may- be that it commends itself to theI legal mind it is certain that plainI people will regard it as a singu- larly ¬ I unwelcome addition to the large number of available defenses For as we all know a very large proportionthe majority proba ¬ blyof murders are committed under the influence of liquor a circumstance which wo are dispos ¬ ed to regard as an aggravation rather than a mitigation and the doubt which is injected by the presidential dictum is one we could have been better without- It is earnestly to be hoped that Judges the country over will boas i little impressed by this subversive i dictum as we areLouisville Times a Largest bonara- depadiDadance of subscribers of any Farm Paper pub ¬ lished the worldI incorporated the We The of degree C Company Solvent Insurance Commissioners of four States made public their findings after investigating the flairs ol the Citizens National Life Insur ¬ once Company The commission ¬ ers announced that although the capital of the company had beet impaired it was solvent and that remedial measures had been token The present management of tin company denies that the capital hay been impaired How Old People May Prolong Their Lives At advanced age the organs act Circulation ¬ watery appetite fitful and diges ¬ tion weak This condition leaves the system open to disease such as Pneumonia VINOL is the greatest health creator and body builder we know suppliesthe build wasting tissue and replace weakness with strength HERE IS TUB PnOOF A case Is recorded In Albnny N Yof iih1ngdown theweak luoiilc Sho hud no ¬ exertloll tierwolf rlofeels beforo ¬ We ask every aged person in this neighborhood to try a bottle understandingthat money does not prove beneficial Sold by W Se Lloyd Kentucky Editors Will Hold Mid winter IllVltllllJ Mont Louisville is planning to give to members of the Kentucky Press Association a good time when they assemble in the Falls City on De- cember ¬ 28 and 29 for its midwin ¬ ter meeting A comprehensive program has been prepared con- cerning ¬ all manner of ethical business and mechanical questions arising in newspaper making with incidental addresses on va- rious ¬ phases of the all absorbing inquityWhnts the Matter with Kentucky The entertainment features are in the hands of the Louisville Convention and Pub- licity ¬ League and include a theatre party for the editors and their ladles For Sale Quick Ten horsepower gas or gasoline engine A bargain if sold at once Call at tf ADVOCATE OFFICE I n r Farmers Week In Lexington Ky January 3 6 1911 will be held a series of 1to most interesting and instruct- ive ¬ meetings for farmers ever at- tempted ¬ in the State and the most progressive and intelligent will be thereTuesday January 3 will be held the Kentucky Swine Breed ¬ ers meeting when different breeds will be judged compared and scored and speakers of note will be heard on all subjects relating to swine breeding feeding and mar ¬ I ketingWednesday January 4 Beef Breeders Association Thursday January 5 Kentucky I Horse Breeders and Sheep Breed ¬ ers Associations Friday January 6 Dairy Cattle Club and the annual Corn Show of the State Corn Growers Associa- tion ¬ and Farmers Corn Schoolwill be held during the whole time So something entertaining and instructive will be going on all the time to interest every farmer in this State and all are cordially in ¬ vited to attend Fanners boys especially should be encouraged to attend these meetings which will be held at the College of Agriculture which every farmer should be interested in and become better acquainted with the great and good work that is being done there for your benefit the encouragement and increase of agriculture and stock raising in the State and increased prosperity for all New Plumbing Firm M 1 It Mainline having bought out W S Smathers in the plumb ¬ ing tinning and gas fittings etc the new firm name will be Main ¬ line Leverett They will be glad to make estimates on plumbing roofing and gas fittings etc Sat ¬ isfaction guaranteed in every wy- 23tt Growers Meeting As a result of the meeting of Burley tobacco growers held in Lexington thVn movement to forum i permanent organization was en- dorsed1 An address was issued to the growers of Burley tobacco to hold mass meetings in their ro spective counties on December 31 and select delegates to attend a convention to be held in Lexing- ton ¬ January 5 for the purpose of taking final action Woman loves a char rosy com ¬ plexion Burdock Blood Bitters purities the blood clears the skir restores ruddy sound henlth1m Montgomery County Corn Grow ¬ ers Association- All members of above associa- tion ¬ who received free samples of Boone County White seed corn will please report results and get premium list for corn show front T J BIOSTAKF President Bets Roosevelt is Insane An offer of 500 for the appoint mcnt of a commission to inquire into the snnity of Theodore loose volt was made by Rudolph Mc Cube Patterson former assistant State food commissioner at a ban- quet ¬ held in the Union Hold l in honor of Herman B Myers editor of the American Food Journal Mr Patterson who was toast- master made the olier after Rich ¬ ard Cooney president of the Law yerss Association of Illinois hadI eulogized Roosevelt as the great ¬ i I est I living American statesman and I II citizenIt prorosed by Mr Patter ¬ son that the commision be selected by Got Dix William Randolph Hearst Dr William B Whitta ker of Chicago and William Jen ¬ nings Bryan Mr Patterson said he would rive 1000 to the United Charities if the commission did not find Mr Roosevelt non com- pos ¬ mentis and a dangerous char- acter ¬ to the community withIl I hobby to regulate everything from an ant to shooting lions in Africa THE NEW MEAT STORE If you want meat and want FRESH meat the place to get it is at a first Class Meat Store I conduct such place All of my meal is CORN PHD and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats at nil times Prices reasona ¬ tile Not Cut Prices but QCTa321I TY IS OUR MOTTO Give us a trial and be con ¬ vinced I CLAYS MEAT I MARKET Phone 64 Next door to Post Office State Poultry Show For the first time in the history of Kentucky a great State Poultry Show is to be held The Ken- tucky ¬ Poultry Association was formed some months since and it will hold its first annual show or Poultry Fair at Lexington on Jr a- unty 16 to 21 next Premium list and catalogue will be ready for distribution January 1 and will be sent to anyone on application to Secretary Frank L Smith For Sale Quick Ten horsepower gas or gasoline engine A bargain if sold at once Call at tf ADVOCATE OFFICE Good Proof I Have you forgotten that 5 you owe me 1 UNot at all Didnt you see me try to dodge into that doorway 1 Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT ELIZA BROOKS PlaintiflT vs Notice of Commissioners Sitting t i J JHN THOMPSON C IUIA BASCOMeo Defendants Notice is hereby given that I will begin my sittings in the above st ledcase at my office in Mt Sterling Ky on January 2nd 1911 and will conclude the same on January 14th 1911 All persons having claims against the estate of Lizzie Thompson will present same to me properly proven within said time JOHN A JUDY 233 Master Commissioner M C C Commissioners Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT W G Reasor J T Coons Exors S A Duff Plaintiffs- vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings Margaret Reasor c Defendants Notice is hereby given that I will begin my sittings in the above styled case at my office in Mt Sterling Ky on Janu- ary 2nd 1911 and will conclude the same on January 14th 1911 All persons having claims against the estate of S A Duff deceased are hereby notified to present the same to me prop- erly ¬ proven within said time JOHN A JUDY 233 Master Commissioner M C C Commssioi er s Sittings MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT W R THOMSON Ailm c Plffs vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings JOHN TAYLOR c Dfis Notice is hereby given that I will begin- m sittings in the above styled case at my office in Mt Sterling Ky on Janu- ary ¬ 2nd 1911 and will close the saute on January Mill ign theI are hereby notified to present the same to me properly proven within said time JOHN A JUDY 233 Master Commissioner M C C Mow did you make out on the request for it raise 1 All right I was assured Id get it Fine I What did the boss say 1 Well he practically told me not to worry about it lie said Toriret it Notice All persons holding claims against the estate of Harry Camp ¬ bell deceased will present the wane properly proven to Attor- neys ¬ Prewitt SenfF or 224t HAIIUV CAMPIIKU Admr On tile Census Some folks are raising a great to do ubout Kentucky not gaining in population but six per cent in ten years and we are probably the only fool l that dont care Our best judgment is that we could spare a few more of those we have I and get along just as well1e dont like to be crowded Car ¬ lisle Mercuryr Scene from Madame X at Tabb Opera House Friday December 30a r a
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Are you interested in Agriculture Horticulture Live Stock PoultryGardening Sonf or any feature of Country or Suburban LifeRead I
IITHE NATIONALFARMER WeeklyThe choicest highest priced articles information data and literary features ever
in a Farm Journal New 3000 Serial Story I Starts with December 1sta issue One of the most absorbing and entertaining stories ever written A wholesome
narrative of extreme human interest that will hold your attention to the very endr Some notable new features for the year Romances of Agriculture Farm Book ¬
1 keeping Country School Gasoline Engine Successful Farming Buildings Home Lifev t Fertility of Land Story of a Dairyman The SiloEnsilage The Old Orchard Articles
from Our Regular Staff of 11 Editors and 192 Correspondents Good Stories
Special Holiday Offers to New SubscribersTHE CALENDARfhePreleat IWitIrAn exquuitely beautiful work oi art in iKirteentolotauiteen printings reproduction ofa 0000maderpkoe No adv rtiainll to mar dip beautiful art
oflovelyyoongwoman aiba ldn fliU calendar fri 1911 A copy toenyaddrew for 10 ants puking aid pottage
BOOKeatials PerumyBy ProProf Agee Acting Dean of the School of
Pennsylvania State The bookcontain
The regular subscription of The National Stockman and Farmer iU1X0 a year For 100 we will Calendar and F
for one year For 150 we will the Calendar Book and the Sand F for two years New iiibieriptions can start with Dec 1st and
list
in
3000 story As Christmas present nothing could be more presentable or acceptable Youcould not make better investment for yourself and the family Solid enjoyment realgenuine education and practical knowledge Take advantage of any of the above offers you wishSend PO Express MOor Bank Draft payable The National Stockman and PitUburg Pa
will any dissatisfied subscriber at any time DOUBLEthe price of his subscription This offer open FOREVE-
RADVERTISERSOur guaranteed circulation ii over 120000 paidinadvance bonafide uWriben Nofree = first clau welltodo homes which bur the ncceiiltiet of living Your advertisement in The National Stockmnn and Firmer means a direct to people whoafford your commodity who live well and can pay cash One of representatives will cost go over your
proposition and aid you to prepare intelligent advertising that will sell your goods to readers
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I rJddU all Communications National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburg Pallmhu
Horse Breeders Meeting
The Horse Breeders Mootingbe held at the College of Agricul ¬
c FIIIIlmersIthe most important ever held inKentucky The different kinds ofhorses will come in for discussionIt is probable that scores of farm ¬ers will come to the college for theentire four days work offered during this wtfek A different meet-ing
¬
I will occur on each succeedingdui
The horse breeders meeting willIcome on Januarv 5th beginningwith n judging school in the stable
t of Harbison Jewell at the FujiGrounds Mr Shelby Harbisonhas kindly offered to supply sev ¬
l era different classes of horses ofFdifferent types including saddleroadster and line harness horses
r These horses will be scoredpoint and placed one above theother on their respective meritsThis important work will begin at230 and extend to 430 p in
A 8 p in horsemen willmeet at the College of Agriculture
the following program will1be given It is possible that
iproi44gram litter as all sneakers hue¬not yet signified their acceptanceof the invitation to speak on their
r
Nervousk I was nervous
IMuseIofi Carrsville Ky haapalpitation the heart1 andirregularOn
t of MrsT Hattie Cain i took 2 bot¬
i i ties of Cardui and it didi ime more good than anyi medicine I ever took-
I am 44 years old aridthe change has not left
betterr4tkeCARDUIIThe WomansTontc-
t Cardui is advertised andsold by its loving friendsThe lady who advisedMrs Mirse to take Cardui
f had herself been cured ofi tserious female trouble byCardui so she knew what
Cardui would doIf Cardui cured Mrs
1Cain and Mrs Mirse it1 will cure you >toaWont you try itPlease do
t
1z
THE of Son Alvastudydmuch iuAgriculture College
information positively invaluable to every farmeror gardener Several editions told and not one dimtiiedpurchaser Prepaid 50 cents
pricesend the the N Sand
send the Nthe issue
aa comfort
Farmerrefund
or copiea substantial altappeal con
our withoutwhole our
to
a
b
the I
when
very
cost
is
favorite breed of horses
Kentuckvolion Thos rT Bigsttifl Mt Ster ¬ling Ky-
IThe Hackney Horse in Ken ¬
tucky Mr Percy E Hoge JettKyThe
Trotting Horse Major PP Johnson Lexington Ky
The Thoroughbred Horse MajorF A Daingerfield Lexington Ky
The Saddle Horse Gen John BCastleman Louisville Ky
The Draft Horse Mr WilliamGoodloe Lexington Ky
There is some discussion regarding the especial usefulness of someIbreeds for Kentucky and this program will furnish the speakers op ¬portunity to state the intrinsicvalue of each breed for our partic ¬ular conditions
fDangerous DoctrineIt is with great regret not un ¬
mixedwith amazement that weread President Tufts reasons forcommuting the sentence of deathpassed upon John Wynne for amurder committed in the harbor of
HonoluluIntocircumstances of the
case it is unnecessary to go in de ¬tail beyond a bald description fthe crime as one committed by aman in liquor upon a sleepingcomrade It is admitted thatWynne had long nursed a grudgebut in the opinion of the Presi ¬dent his intoxicated conditionrebuts the inference of premedita ¬tion necessary to murder in thofirst
This is dangerous doctrine themore so that it receives its sanc ¬tion and indorsement from so high I
a source It is certain to be im-mediately
I
utilized to defeat theends of justice and to provide yetanother loophole of escape in alandwhere life is so cheap as toconstitute murder all but a licensedcrimeIThe distinction which Mr TaftIseeks to draw is a nice one it may-be that it commends itself to theIlegal mind it is certain that plainIpeople will regard it as a singu-larly
¬I
unwelcome addition to thelarge number of available defensesFor as we all know a very largeproportionthe majority proba ¬blyof murders are committedunder the influence of liquor acircumstance which wo are dispos ¬ed to regard as an aggravationrather than a mitigation and thedoubt which is injected by thepresidential dictum is one we couldhave been better without-
It is earnestly to be hoped thatJudges the country over will boas ilittle impressed by this subversive idictum as we areLouisvilleTimes
a
Largest bonara-depadiDadance
of subscribers
of anyFarm Paper pub ¬lished the worldI
incorporated
the
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The
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degree
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Company SolventInsurance Commissioners of four
States made public their findingsafter investigating the flairs olthe Citizens National Life Insur ¬once Company The commission ¬ers announced that although thecapital of the company had beetimpaired it was solvent and thatremedial measures had been tokenThe present management of tincompany denies that the capital haybeen impaired
How Old PeopleMay ProlongTheir Lives
At advanced age the organs act
Circulation ¬watery appetite fitful and diges ¬tion weak This condition leavesthe system open to disease such as
PneumoniaVINOL is the greatest health
creator and body builder we know
suppliesthebuild wasting tissue and replaceweakness with strength
HERE IS TUB PnOOFA case Is recorded In Albnny N Yofiih1ngdowntheweakluoiilcSho hud no ¬exertlolltierwolfrlofeelsbeforo ¬We ask every aged person in
this neighborhood to try a bottle
understandingthatmoneydoes not prove beneficial
Sold by W Se Lloyd
Kentucky Editors Will Hold Mid
winter IllVltllllJMont
Louisville is planning to give tomembers of the Kentucky PressAssociation a good time when theyassemble in the Falls City on De-cember
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28 and 29 for its midwin ¬ter meeting A comprehensiveprogram has been prepared con-cerning
¬
all manner of ethicalbusiness and mechanical questionsarising in newspaper makingwith incidental addresses on va-rious
¬
phases of the all absorbinginquityWhnts the Matter withKentucky The entertainmentfeatures are in the hands of theLouisville Convention and Pub-licity
¬
League and include a theatreparty for the editors and theirladles
For Sale Quick
Ten horsepower gas orgasoline engine A bargainif sold at once Call at
tf ADVOCATE OFFICE I
n
r
Farmers Week
In Lexington Ky January 36 1911 will be held a series of
1to most interesting and instruct-ive
¬
meetings for farmers ever at-tempted
¬
in the State and the mostprogressive and intelligent will be
thereTuesdayJanuary 3 will be
held the Kentucky Swine Breed ¬ers meeting when different breedswill be judged compared andscored and speakers of note willbe heard on all subjects relating toswine breeding feeding and mar¬I
ketingWednesdayJanuary 4 Beef
Breeders AssociationThursday January 5 Kentucky I
Horse Breeders and Sheep Breed ¬ers Associations
Friday January 6 Dairy CattleClub and the annual Corn Show ofthe State Corn Growers Associa-tion
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and Farmers Corn Schoolwillbe held during the whole time
So something entertaining andinstructive will be going on all thetime to interest every farmer inthis State and all are cordially in ¬vited to attend
Fanners boys especially shouldbe encouraged to attend thesemeetings which will be held atthe College of Agriculture whichevery farmer should be interestedin and become better acquaintedwith the great and good workthat is being done there for yourbenefit the encouragement andincrease of agriculture and stockraising in the State and increasedprosperity for all
New Plumbing Firm
M1 It Mainline having boughtout W S Smathers in the plumb ¬ing tinning and gas fittings etcthe new firm name will be Main ¬line Leverett They will be gladto make estimates on plumbingroofing and gas fittings etc Sat ¬isfaction guaranteed in every wy-
23tt
Growers Meeting
As a result of the meeting ofBurley tobacco growers held inLexington thVn movement to forumi permanent organization was en-dorsed1 An address was issued tothe growers of Burley tobacco tohold mass meetings in their rospective counties on December 31and select delegates to attend aconvention to be held in Lexing-ton
¬
January 5 for the purpose oftaking final action
Woman loves a char rosy com ¬plexion Burdock Blood Bitterspurities the blood clears the skirrestores ruddy sound henlth1m
Montgomery County Corn Grow ¬
ers Association-All members of above associa-
tion¬
who received free samples ofBoone County White seed cornwill please report results and getpremium list for corn show front
T J BIOSTAKFPresident
Bets Roosevelt is Insane
An offer of 500 for the appointmcnt of a commission to inquireinto the snnity of Theodore loosevolt was made by Rudolph McCube Patterson former assistantState food commissioner at a ban-quet
¬
held in the Union Holdl inhonor of Herman B Myers editorof the American Food Journal
Mr Patterson who was toast-master made the olier after Rich ¬ard Cooney president of the Lawyerss Association of Illinois hadIeulogized Roosevelt as the great ¬ i
Iest Iliving American statesman andIIIcitizenIt
prorosed by Mr Patter ¬son that the commision be selectedby Got Dix William RandolphHearst Dr William B Whittaker of Chicago and William Jen ¬nings Bryan Mr Patterson saidhe would rive 1000 to the UnitedCharities if the commission didnot find Mr Roosevelt non com-pos
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mentis and a dangerous char-acter
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to the community withIlIhobby to regulate everythingfrom an ant to shooting lions inAfrica
THE NEW MEAT STORE
If you want meat and want FRESHmeat the place to get it is at a
first Class Meat StoreI conduct such place Allof my meal is CORN PHDand HOME KILLED Weguarantee the choicest meatsat nil times Prices reasona ¬tile Not Cut Prices but
QCTa321I TYIS OUR MOTTO
Give us a trial and be con ¬vinced I
CLAYS MEATI MARKET
Phone 64Next door to Post Office
State Poultry Show
For the first time in the historyof Kentucky a great State PoultryShow is to be held The Ken-tucky
¬
Poultry Association wasformed some months since and itwill hold its first annual show orPoultry Fair at Lexington on Jr a-unty 16 to 21 next Premium listand catalogue will be ready fordistribution January 1 and will besent to anyone on application toSecretary Frank L Smith
For Sale Quick
Ten horsepower gas orgasoline engine A bargainif sold at once Call at
tf ADVOCATE OFFICE
Good ProofI Have you forgotten that 5
you owe me 1UNot at all Didnt you see me
try to dodge into that doorway 1
Commissioners Sittings
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT
ELIZA BROOKS PlaintiflT
vs Notice of Commissioners Sittingt i
J JHN THOMPSON C IUIA BASCOMeoDefendants
Notice is hereby given that I will beginmy sittings in the above st ledcase atmy office in Mt Sterling Ky on January2nd 1911 and will conclude the sameon January 14th 1911
All persons having claims against theestate of Lizzie Thompson will presentsame to me properly proven within saidtime
JOHN A JUDY233 Master Commissioner M C C
Commissioners Sittings
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT
W G Reasor J T Coons Exors S ADuff Plaintiffs-
vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings
Margaret Reasor c Defendants
Notice is hereby given that I will beginmy sittings in the above styled case atmy office in Mt Sterling Ky on Janu-ary 2nd 1911 and will conclude the sameon January 14th 1911
All persons having claims against theestate of S A Duff deceased are herebynotified to present the same to me prop-erly
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proven within said timeJOHN A JUDY
233 Master Commissioner M C C
Commssioi er s Sittings
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT
W R THOMSON Ailm c Plffs
vs Notice of Commissioners Sittings
JOHN TAYLOR c Dfis
Notice is hereby given that I will begin-m sittings in the above styled case atmy office in Mt Sterling Ky on Janu-ary
¬
2nd 1911 and will close the saute onJanuary Mill igntheIare hereby notified to present the sameto me properly proven within said timeJOHN A JUDY233 Master Commissioner M C C
Mow did you make out on therequest for it raise 1
All right I was assured Idget it
FineI What did the boss say 1Well he practically told me
not to worry about it lie saidToriret it
Notice
All persons holding claimsagainst the estate of Harry Camp ¬bell deceased will present thewane properly proven to Attor-neys
¬
Prewitt SenfF or224t HAIIUV CAMPIIKU Admr
On tile Census
Some folks are raising a greatto do ubout Kentucky not gainingin population but six per cent inten years and we are probably theonly fooll that dont care Ourbest judgment is that we couldspare a few more of those we have
I
and get along just as well1edont like to be crowded Car¬lisle Mercuryr
Scene from Madame X at Tabb Opera House Friday December 30ar
a
