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ADVOCATE PUBLISHING CO

fiiTuesday June 41901

Entered in the Post Office at MU Sterling a8I

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second Class Mail Matter

i TERNS OK SUBSCKirilOXI 00UBScnlrTIoN1 0

lUowcd to run elx months

TERMS ANNOUNCEMENTS 5OfficesFor County

t DistrictIt to11For Cash must accompany order

Inserted untilI No announcement

paid forI

ANNOUNCEMENT

For SenatorVe are authorized to announce CAS

WELL PREWITT of the county ofcandidate for State Sena

torMontgomery

of this the aSth district composedof

1 the counties of Clark Bourbon and Mont

gomery subject to the adtion of theDemocratic party

i We are authorized to announce A W

Hamilton of the county of Montgomerycandidate for State Senator of this tin1a district composed ot CIIUK Hum

subject to the acVon and Montgomery11lion of the Democratic party

JJFor Representative-

Wet

are authorized to announce I N

GREENE of the county of MontgomeryQ candidate for Representative m this the

District composed of the counticsI Both

of Montgomery and Icnefee subject to

the action of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce D S

GODSEY of the county of Montgomeryas a candidate for the Legislature in the

Districtcomposed of theBoth Legislativecounties of Montgomery and Menefee

i

For Representative

It is our pleasure to announce JOHNI McINTYRE of the county of Bath

candidate for the Legislature of thedistrict composed of the counties of

Rowan and Bath subject to the action

of the Democratic party

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DeillUcraticNSJ

f FOR COUNTY JUDGEA A HAELU1UO

fFOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

V THOMAS1CLARENCEFor County Court ClerkHOW ItU AXDKUSOX

11 FOR SHERIFF

d ALLEN McOOUMICK

FOR JAILERWILLIAM SIKDD

FOR ASS eecnnk JdllX F UICHAUDSOX

For School Superintendent1ails MAllY G ANDKltSOX

For constabletE L IIUAMIILGTT

1 It CAUTBUllBrt 1reclnctr r ANDY W I LLS Jeinjwonv Illo 1rccinct

For Coroner-lEOII I gTn

FOR MAGISTRATET N rEUKY Stli District

4tli DltllCT 1 UorGLAS

SQUIRE WILL 1IENUY

For CouncilmenFiIrt Ward

I 1i111tINMUIA1IH HAIM1NK-

sciond WnrdT II K ST1N

Kills K KING1

Fourth Wardi KliIUIIAJIJMuIl HKNKY

Again the good people of1 Rowan county have risen in their

sovereign power and protestedagainstsaleof intoxicants within herborders Above bloodrevenuethey have risen and put them ¬

selves on record for education anda high standard of morals Thenext step to be taken is to selectmen as officers who will enforcethe law Morehead is a businesstown and as a place of high moralsis coming to the front and will beone of these days as famous for aneducational spirit as once a placewhere the blood of men stainedthe hills andvallcys The goodpeople of Rovan county be prais-

ed

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I

W Jennings Bryan is not farwrongwhen he roasts the majori ¬

ty of the Supreme Court of theUnited States for their decision in

the Philippine cases and says in

their opinion they play to thehand of Hanna and McKinley andthat the Porto Rican tariff bill

must be settled by the people at

the polls

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PRECINCT MEETINGS

In pursuance to an order of theDemocratic Committee of thisSenatorial District composed ofthe counties of Bourbon Clark

and Montgomery precinct meet-

ings are hereby called to be held

at the several voting places in thiscountyon Saturday June is1901 at 2 oclock p m standard

time to select delegates to a Dis-

trict convention to be held atParis Kyon Wednesday June19th IgOI at 10 oclock a m to

nominate a candidate for State

SenatorSaidprecinct meetings shall br

called to order by the respective <

precinct Committeeman or in the

absence of the Committeeman any

Democrat present may call the

meeting to order after which a

Chairman shali be electedThe basis of representation for

the precincts shall be one dele-

gate

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for each one hundred votesand one for each fraction overfifty votes cast in the precinct atthe November election IJoo for

Hon N B Hays DemocraticElector for the Stateatlarge pro ¬

vided however that each precinctshall be entitled to at least oneDelegate in the District Conven ¬

tionThefollowing is the basis of

representation for each precinctin this county in accordance withsaid call

First Ward i

Second Ward iThird Ward i

Fourth Ward i

Jeffersonville 2

Camnrgo iSpencer I

SniUhvllle I

Howards Mill I

Harts tAarons Run J

Sideview i

Grassy Lick I

Means I

Levee i

That all persons nho will in

November 1901 be legalvotersin the precincts where they areliving on the 15th day of June1901I who are devoted to theprinciples of the Democratic pattyand desire to see those principlessucceed and who by participatingin said precinct meetings will feel

in honor bound to support thenominee of the District Conven ¬

tion at the November election

1901 shall have the right and arehereby invited to participate inthe meetings in their respectiveprecincts R A CIIILKS

Chm Dem Co Committee

On the 1 nth of June will beheld the district Democratic meet ¬

ings in the counties of BourbonClark xand Montgomery for thepurpose of getting the sense ofthe voters as to their choice for acandidate for State Senator EveryDemocrat should be interestedindicate his choice and after hav-

ing¬

done his individual duty bemanly and abide the decision ofthe majority ready to contendagainst political opposition

Again it is not right to violateany law pertaining to this suhjetBuying and selling ofvotes is contrary to law audmy man guilty of buyingar selling can not be trusted forthe man that would buy wouldwith the proper inducement sellDemocrats if true to their princi ¬

pies must be just to all menThis is Democracy and the peo ¬

pIe must rise in their sovereignpower and see that their doctrines

ire respected

We are having good times noway the Republicans True but

why Has the Republican partynacted any measures for reliefSTo Money has been borrowedwars are in progress demands for

our supplies are great by this rea-

son¬

and therefore much money inchannels of trade This borrow-

ed money must be paid backonelay Then what

=Dont miss the Cantata Fridaynight

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T REASONS FOR CLOSING

The Graded School should ibeclosed because it is at that time of

the year when according to thejudgment of the best authoritiesit is best for the health of thepupilIBecause during extreme hotweather approaching the mine

cannot be concentrated on subjectto be studied

Because pupils need out door

exerciseBecausethe teacher of tile school1

had no part in the recess theirtime belonged to the positions tc>

which they were chosen and theywere held at the command of the

trusteesBecausethe loss would be

greater than the gain

We understand that Mr Lee n I

his commencement address at the

Opera House last Friday morning

went out of his way to encouragemoderate drinking and uromiscious dancing When the ministrymakes such bids as this for pop ¬

uiar applause it is about time for

some of us old sinners to take upthe cause of morality

Local Option Wins

After a long and hard fight locooption won in Rowan county Sat¬

urday The women of the littlemountain town greatly interestedin the morals of the county withtime school children of the schoolsformed a procession visited thevoting places and plead with mento do aYtty with the monster de-

mon

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in their county Churchbolls chimed for joyItnd at thechurches God was praised Thevictory was distinct and it remainsto bo tjceh how well oillcors will

enforce the law The WomansMissionary Societyof the Chris ¬

tian church will now proceed un-

der¬

promise to odd valuablebuildings to their sehool there andto increase their faculty makingthis one of the leading schools in

this part of Eastern Kentucky

OASTOnXAHear the-

Signature7Ih Kind You Have Always acawiPof v

3Ir and Mrs Richard Chiles arcmoving into their High street residencewhich has been beautifiedby the decorators art suppliedwith water works and otherwiseimproved Sirs Chiles motherMrs Fiinnie Goodpaster will livewith them AVe are pleased toI

welcome them as our nearestneighbors

StrayedA small light bay horse mark ¬

ed from a flesh wound on frontfoot Any information regardinghorse will be gladly received

Tolls WOOLS

Kwington Ivy

May DisfranchiseA resolution was offered to the

Alabama Constitutional Conven ¬

tion directly proposing the disfvanchisomont of tho negro votersin tho State

Mr MiiUiigin<ofthis city

while prizing tobacco onDonhldison was struck by lover fractur ¬

nR his skull Their only childKlwood a tVOysarOldion wasburied on the 25th ultimo

See and hcuuitntnJolly-iac

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P fortyat Opera HouseFriday nig-

htTAILORING

DEPARTMENTFor all who want Tailormade Suits we

open today for spring a full line of

INPORTED SUITINGSTROUSERS ETC

to select from Satisfac¬

1000rieces or YOUHAVE TILE GARMENT

Our success in this line has been won ¬

derfulJoin the large list of customers

The Guthrie Clothing Co

HIGHCLASS TAILORS

MT STERLING KY

Religious Worship Disturbedi

At Jeffersonville

Good People Demand Protection

in Their Religious Privileges

OFFICERS TO YOUR DUTY t

On last Saturday evening the

congregation of the JcfTursonvillChristian Church was engaged iint

prayer when tlio clear ringofpistolshots threw the congregationI

in wild confusion some of thewomen fainting under excitomen-

Fortunately no one was hurt huthad not the worshipers been in tinattitude of prayer some one

would have been killed for the

guns were directed at the house

and bullets were found lodged in

the inside walls opposite where

worshipers would have been if sitting erect This is not the firs

tiluu drunken wretches have ob-

tained their vile stun where it iis

illegally dispensed and the good

people have grown tired of suchunlawful conduct They now ap ¬

peal to the courts and if promptj

action is not taken there is dangerof the people resorting to desper-

ate¬

meansThese people assemble once a

month for worship they are good

people and would delight to as ¬

semble themselves together for ser ¬

vice oftener but cannot becausethey have not the means to employa preacher These violators of theSabbath and disturbers of publicworship deserve quick punishmentOlllccrs hasten to do your dutyCourts deal promptly and measureout punishment to that degree thatthis conduct will not be repeatedThe citizens know the parties andthe ollicers will have no trouble ingetting the case in hand

Generally Observed

Memorial Day was generally ob¬

served throughout the UnitedStates Thursday In many citiesolnlmriiU services were hold withparados composed of G A 11 vet ¬

orans and soldiers of tho SpanishAnierieun war The graves of themen who full on the battle fields ofthe civil Spanish and Philippinewars were strewn with flowers

In our beautiful home of thedead overlooking our stirringcity friends of the departed fromnear and far gathered with gar¬

lands of flowers fresh from rosegardens and as a token of loveand romombraiice loft them on themound of a few days and of thosewhich had been made for yearsThis is a beautiful custom a timefor silent reflection It is bothpleasant to go over fluids of thei

past and live with those who havei

gone before then it is also timesfor judging of hearts Show mei

the man who keeps away from timeI

grave of her whose life had beengiven for him and 1 will show youl

the man who cures for none savej

himself The graves were nearlyall remembered

Danger disease and death fol ¬

low neglect of the bowels UseDoWitts Little Early Risers toregulate them and you will add1

years to your life and life to youryears Easy to take never gripeF C Duerson

I

Musical RecitalMiss Eliza Goodpnsters music

class will give a recital in the fur¬

niture rooms of Sutton k Harrison next Saturday evening at 8

oclock To be there will be arare treat A cordial invitationextended to the public

FOR SALEOne Hubbard Portable

Oven good as new and everything1that goes with a firstclass bakery

T II KEMPEK Assignee

Womans Charges

A woman physician has filedagainst the estate of Francis TWheeler a claim for 100000 formedical services t

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BAD-BREATH

i hyt been ulntr CAIliCJARElaa mild and elTecUe laJlatlo tiler are slmplr <011-

11derrubotheredMy dBllllhler nud I eero After

lick stomach and our renth naaerybaddoses of CUBcatllR we tare Iniptoscd

tllklllil o 1eer the fumtly-tvttitELIIiNA

Wonderfully They are I1l1rent help fnAAttEl-

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Many people are doctoring for otherailments when Its constipation thatcauses the trouble Your SleeplessnessIndigestion Backache Loss of AppetiteGeneral Brokendownncss and Headacheare generally due to constipation Try

Lyons Laxative Syrupand be relieved andcured It creates andpcrfecthealthown special process

pleasjant1i mild laxative to lie

obtained especiallyacceptable to ladies

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lalast and cbildren

At all Druggists 25 and 50 cents

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For sale by W S Lloyd druggist

DR RICE20 years In Loulsylllc Ky now at

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1LGone Home

The Confederate reunion inMemphis was brought to a closeFriday by a parade in tho morninganda bail in the evening Therewere 1000 veterans in the paradewhich was led by Gen John BGordon

Serions PuttingOn last Saturday evening W11lI

Workman and Pete Willouglibyquarrelled and tlun fought Willoughby was cut to the hollow inthe left sido and tId now in a seriouscondition Workman Is in jail

Stops the Cough and Works Off

the Cold

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletscure a cold in one day No cureno pay Price 25 cents 11 yr

Will Abide

There seems to be a general disposition in Havana to abide by theaction of the Constitutional Con-

vention¬

in the acceptance of thePlatt amendment-

s

The pupils oflitssPOnrl Brim

tons Select School will do them ¬greatsJolly PicnicParty Bo sure to attendyonli-be repaid

Cantata A Jolly Picnic Pa-rtyitt Grand Opera Houses Fri ¬

tiny June 7 by the pupils of MissPearl Urutons Select School Cur-tain

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rises promptly at 8 oclockpe me

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ME MILLIKAN PRIN

Most highly recommended by ourbusiness men for thoroughness and

success of its pupils

Taught by experienced everyday rteporters Careful attention given to everypupil every day Pupils receive practi ¬

cal training in the Stenographers officeconnected with the schoolIkCome and see us at work and you toilfind thisis a business school

ITOUCH TYPEWRITINGOur Typewriting Departmentfdefies competition

Our stenographers fitting the most res-

ponsible positions in Kentucky Ohio Indiana Virgin a West Virginia NewYork Cuba Manila If you want thebest results from your time and moneyATTEND THIS SCHOOL

For further information address-

M E MILLIKAN PrincipalNorthern Bank Buildin-

gLexington

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WINDOW SHADES GLASSYou Ciinsocct from Four Hundred Com ¬

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PRICES 3 Cents and mWill bring PAinpIca to your residence Itdesired Ontcia promptly llllcd

Old Clothes Made Ne1IWhen you have suits Hint nerd Ileanln mil

go 10 K W Stockton t Co They HIfully prepared to do all kinds of Clonnlinj liveIll tuul 1icviiiip at tlie Iowcst Prices Clothesclcmiuil by us are not simply sponged lull mttlioiiuipliy cleaned by our preparation leavingthe Hiiro fresh nnil clean

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Special nttcntum to WoiiienV WearlotlflCLCIIII do for clothes tliatnccil cleaning HJH icpalrIInywheleInnonage Yours trulyK W STOCKTON t CO

Jtooin In basement Maeonlc TemplePhone 27 JIT STERLING K

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GEO c A1IIHTT A5IPrincipal and professor of Latin 1

MISS ALICE X UTTLKTOX AMI ii-It CollegeLynclibmft

11rof jarar of English and Modern IanjfmijrC

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THE 5TH SESSION OPEN-

SSEPTEMBER 9 1901For further Information apply to

5KO C AllIUTr PrincipalN7 cpl jitj Sterling Ky J

To Cure a Cold in One Day

luke Laxative IhornoQuimnolets All druggists refund labffif it fails to cure 25c KGroves signature on each box

11 yr

GIIWo are indebted to Mr J

Trimble for Souvenir Program ofConfederate reunion also for high-ly

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illustrated Mountain Avalane11e4containing pictures of many prom ¬

inent ConfederatesJ

Found

In this city last week a bunch of i

five keys Apply at this cilice

Miss Linda Crooks will give aJjIII

Go to J W Jones the opticianand have your eyes tested 40 ly

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