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MT: SIKKONCj ? A DVOCATE.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL., IDENTICAL. IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE.
VOL. viii. MT. STERLINGS KEIsTTtJOKY, TUESJDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1898. NO. 14: 4ffl
m.
old:blory
Will To:Day Ploat Over Porto
Rico.
SPANISH AND NATIVES CLASH.
kPorieions.
In anawor to a request from the
American CommlsBlon at Porto, Rico
tho Y&8hlngton authorities hayo
Xvirofl instructions to the Commissioners
to notify tho Spanish authorities
that tho Amorican flag will bo raised
over tho island to-day.
In accordance with thoso instructions
tho Spanish Commission was
formally notified that on day named
tho Americans will tako full charge.
This knowledgo rellovos tho strained
relations betwoon tho Spanish and
tho Americans. Tho uncertainty
ozisting has had a very disquieting
effect. American occupation
is tho only thine needed to insure
peace throughout tho island.
A number of Spanish soldiers and
Porto Rlcan, while drinking in a cafo
at Areclbo, on tho north coast west of
Porto llico, on Sunday, became Involved
in a quarrel. Tho Spanish
withdrew and armed thomsolves and
then returned and flred into the
crowd of unarmod civilians, killing
flvo of thorn and wounding
Flvo of tho wounded will dio. Tho
natives were furious over tho action
of tho Spaniards, and after tho
thoy attacked a number of houeos
Xdupied by Spaniards ,iu tho su
burbs.
Tho disturbance resulted in tho
Amorican forces taking chargo of the
city, whereupon the- troublo ceased.
Trains from Arecibo aro arriving at
Porto Rico crowded with Spanish
iamillos from tho city and othor
places in the neighborhood, they having
boon warned by tho natives to
loavo.
No troublo ia expected' after tho
Spanish soldiers aro withdrawn, but
their presonco and overbearing manner
act as constant irritants to tho na-
Alivce.
A largo transport is expocted to
at any timd to embark tho Span-
1 have made special arrangements
to do all kinds of En-
Copying & Zffr&sz
Enlarging fco5:
pying done at home at less
prices than charged by
agents for same grade of
work.
C. H. BRYAN.
Bell's
Center
Cut
Disc
Marrow
Is the latest and best.
Do not fail to see it.
For sale only by
W. W. Reed,
.HARDWARE,
If T aTlttT.rwa. - KSNTnOKY
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ish troopp, but whothor thoy aro embarked
or not tho Spanish flag will
como down to-day. It is orpectod
that a transport bound for Havana
will bo stopped on her arrival there
and loaded with troops for conveyance
to Spain.
Admiral Schloy, one of the
Evacuation Commissioners, slipped
on tho stops of tholnglaterra Hotel
on Tuesday and Bprained his
Ho; is confined to his bed. His
anklo had beon weakened by a previous
sprain .
Bath County Gircnit Gonrt Nowb.
(Democrat.) ,
John Booth charged with horse
stealing in two cases was givon 12
years in tho pouitontiary .
John Purvis, charged with cutting
A. N. Denton, town marshal, on Juno
Court Day, was givon ono yoar in the
penitentiary.
Tho John Young caso was callud on
Wednesday and all day Thursday
was consumed in getting tho jury.
Friday .morning thoy bogan examining
witnesses and concluded tho evidence
Saturday at noon . Thors woro
six speeches made. Judge C. "W.
Goodpaster and C. W. Nesbitt of tho
local bar and Judge Thos. F. Hargis,
of Louisville, for the defense. John
D. Atkinson, of Stanton, B. A.
Crutchor, of Nicholasvillo, and Will
A. Young represented tho Commonwealth.
The case was ably fought on
both sides. Tho jury was givon tho
caso lato Monday afternoon, and returned
a vordict Tuesday afternoon,
sentencing to the penitentiary for six
years. On application a new trial
and. change of vouuo was granted. ,
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications ss they cannot
roach tho disoasod portion of too oar.
Thoro is only ono way to euro deafness,
and that is by ooaatitutional
remedies. Deafness ls.caused bv an
inflamed condition of .the mucous lining
of tho Eustachian Tube. Wbon
this tubo is Inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and
unless the inflammation can bo taken
out and this tubo restored to its normal
condition, hearing will bo destroyed
forovor ; nino cases out of ton
aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of tho
mucous surfaces.
Wo will givo Ono Hundred Dollars
for any caso of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that canuot bo cured by Hall's
Catarrh Curo. Send for circulars;
free.
F, J. Cheney & Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hull's Family Pills aro the best, tf
Wonder If TliitJ is the Reason.
A friend recently, asked us if wo
had over souua bald-headed woman,
No, wo uovor did. Nor, did wo over
sco a womau waltzing around town
in hor shirt sleoves with a cigar
her teeth, running into every
saloon sho saw. Wo never saw a
woman go fishing with a bottle in
her pockcl, sit on tho ground all day
aid go homo at night drunk. Nor
have wo over soon a woman yank ofl
hor coat and awoar sho could lick any
man in town . God bless hor, sho
ain't built that wv.
How it Hnrts!
Rheumatism, with its sharp twinges,
aches and pains. Do you know
tho causo ? Aoid in tho blood has accumulated
In your joints . Tho curo
is found in nood's Saraaparilla which
neutralizes this acid. Thousands
wrlto that thoy havo boon completely
cured of rheumatism by Hood'a
Hood's Pills' euro nausoa, sick
bilipusnosB, indigestion. Prico
25 conts.
Value of Advertising.
A Colorado, gentleman advertised
for a well preserved skeleton, and.
shortly after tho paper was out an
old maid of his town appeared in hor
best bib and tucker and asked him if
his intentions wcro honorablo .Den
yor Post.
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Go to tho Opera Houeo to-night
and enjoy yourself for a few hours.
Bavlew'a MftMkeli te tfce ftttaactios,
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders are t&e greatest
menacm to health of the present day.
ROYAL MXINQ POWPtBCXX, NEW YORK.
A CLASH
Betwoon Strikers and Men Sent to
Take Their Place.
About eleven mou aro dead and
forty wounded as the rrsnlt of a
at Virdcn, III., on last Wednesday
between union miners, Btockade
guards and negroes imported from tho
South. Tho negroes had arrived to
tako tho places of tho striking union
miners and as toon as tho train stopped
tho firing began. Tho fight was
expected and everybody was ready
for it.
Tho train pulled out at onco with
tho negroes for Springfield and tho
fight was kopt up by tho strikers and
tho men within tho stockade. Troops
were sent to the scono of trouble.
Help the Canse.
Thoro has never been a political
campaign that equalled in importance
that ot tho ono to bo fought this
fall. The Ucpuhlicau party, backed
by tho money power ot this country
nd Europe, Is alert and aggressive.
Flushed with tho victory of two years
ago, it will cek by every means in Hb
power to nicintain its supremacy.
Democrats uust bo up and doing.
Thoy niuit wago an unceasing war
upon their enemies. In no belter and
more c fleet ivo way cau this bo done
thau by the circulation of good, sound
Democratic nowspapers. Tho publisher
of tho Chicago Dispatch, tho
groat national Democratic woekly,
will send to every now subscriber for
threo mouths a copy of tho Chicago
Dispatch. If you aro not already
taking tho great politicalwookly, send
in ten conts at onco and rccoivo the
great paper during tho coming cam
paign. You should not only do this
yourself, but you should induce all
your frionda to join with you By a
littlo effort you can easily raiso - 'ib
of ten or twenty subscribers, a
dress The Chicago Dispatch,
120 and 122 Fifth Avouue,
tf Chicago, III.
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Girls Kissed Gen. Shatter.
At a public reception given at
Grand Eapids, Mich., on laat Wednesday
Gen. Shaffer was kissed by
over 100 high school girlB. Many of
tho oldor ladles woro with difficulty,
prevented from taking part in tho
oscillatory exercises. Tho public
to Shaftor was a monster.
Moro than 4,000 peoplo Miook his
baud.
Fair Gronnds at Paducah to Be
Sold.
Tho Fair Association of Paducah
mot last Wednesday and authorized
tho Prcsidont, Mayor Lang, to sell tho
grounds and appropriate tho proceeds
to discharge tho indebtedness of
tho Association, which amounts to
about 8,000. Tho grounds includo
33 acres.
Lon Wooten's Close Call.
Mr. Lon Wooton, ono of tho
of Buona Vista Springs,
was painfully wounded by accidental
dischargo of his gun whilo hunting
last Wednesday aftornoon. In drawing
his gun forward ovor a log. tho
weapon was discharged. Tho load
of bird shot entered his loft arm, and
tho flesh was badly lacerated.
To euro, a cold in ono day tako
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. No
cure, no pay. For sale by all drag
lit. '
HORSE AND TRACE.
Nineteen new 2 :10 trotters so far in
'98.
Bump? won $2,025 on tho Grand
Circult(and did not win race.
Caid;2.07is now tho fastest trotter
descended from Alexander's
the direct male line.
Tho pace that kills Klatawah was
beaten at LouUvillo by Miss Logan,
after going the first heat in 2 :05, setting
a now mark for
pacore.
Tho Boston horso market is gotting
better day. Peoplo havo returned
homo from their summer vacation
and tho demand for all kinds of
pleasure homes is steadily increasing.
Anaconda has started in twelvo
races this year and won eight. Ho
has won heats, all of
which save ono, woro below 2 :10. Tho
avorago time of tho twenty-five heats
is 2 -.07 2-5.
Dircc'tly's third heat in 2:03 gives
him a record faster than any pacer
the turf has over known, excepting
tho four kiugs: Star Pointer 1:59
John E. Gentry 2 :00, Joe Patchen
2:01 and Robert J. 2:01$.
Pilatus 2 :09 was bought at J . F.
Berry Ss Co.'s January sale, in 1894,
at tho Chicago Stock yards, by his
present owner, J. N. McClcIlan, of
Des Moines, Iowa, for $450. Ho waB
ono of a consignment sent from South
Elkhorn Farm by tho late Col. R, P.
Pepper, and was then a two-year-old .
Just a baker's dozen four-old pacers
havo 'beaten 2:08 Online 2:04,
Searchlight 2 :04, Ananias 2 :06, Bo
Snro2:06, W. Wood 2:07, King of
Diamond b, 2 -07$, Palmyra Boy 2 :07i,
Alleon2:07,Joo Wheeler 2 :07, Indiana
2j:07J, Lady of tho Manor 2:07$
and RoVal R. Sheldon 2:07.
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For Sale I
Having moved to Lexington and
expecting to make said place my permanent
home, I offer for salo upon
reasonable terms my handsome and
commodious rcsidonco, situated on tho
Lexington pike, just ono milo from
tho Court Houeo and just outBido tho
city limits. Thoro aro threo acros of
ground, good outbuildings and woll
watered. I desiro also to sell mv lot
of land on amo pike and containing
h'ix aud one-half acres of land ; on said
laud is irood water and a barn
worth $1,000.
J. C. RiciunnsoN.
Woman Suffrage the Isbuo.
Woman is tho issuo in tho South
Dakota campaign. Voters of tho Stato
will depidc by the ballots thoy cast on
November 8th whether full and equal
suflrago shall bo accorded to women
and whether tho word "male" in tho
constitutional clauso relating to "elections
and tho right of suffrage" shall
bo stiickeu from tho statute books.
Ho Knew tho Ropes.
Editor You wish to join onr staff
as
Applicant Yes, sir.
"Do you understand tho requirements
of tlut rosponsiblo position?"
"Porfectljir. Whenovor you make
any hi tho papor just blamo
them on me, and I'll novor say a
word. Tid-Bits.
A Squirrel Killer.
Davo Myors has porformod a feat
that will bo considered extraordinary
by gunners. IIo was squirrel hunting
last week between Polksvlllo and
Salt Liok, flrod into a lot of squirrols
in a troo and killed threo at ono shot
Owingsvillo Outlook.
Bro. Estill, that may bo true, but it
sounds,
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Boston Brown Bread.
To mako Boston brown broad, mix
Yankco ryo, whole wheat flour and
Indian meal in proportions of ono cup
oach with a cup of molasses, to which
is added a toaspoonful of dissolved
soda and a pint of buUormllk. This
broad is boiled for flvo hours. Octo-
bor Ladles' Homo Journal.
Push a thing for all it is worth, bat
bo careful not to push a thing that
has all the worth taken ouV'of it.
illchigiu Bulletin,
v7j
GOT. TAYLOR
Tells the Fourth Tecno3soe Regiment
Something
ABOUT THEIR UNCLE SAMUEL.
A Characteristic Speech of the
Gifted Tennessean.
Gov. Bob Taylor, In presenting a
flag to the Fourth Tonnesseoat
drew this picture of Uncle Sam :
"Tho most striking and picturesque
figuro in all history is the picture ot a
lean aud sinewy old man with long
hair and chin whiskers and wearing
an plug-hat. His
aro in ttrlpo3 of red and white,
and his blue swallow-tail coat is bespangled
with stars. Ho is tho personification
of tho United States aud
we call him Uncle Sam.
"He is tho composite of tho wildcat
and tho cooing dove tho lion and
tho lamb, and tho summer evening's
last' sigh that shuts tho roso. Ho is
tho embodiment of all that is most
terrible. Tho world stands appalled
at his wonderful power, and bows in
admiration of his matchless magnanimity.
"Ho is the tallest individual on this
mundane sphere, and when ho steps
across tho continent and Bits down on
Piko' Peak and snorts in his handkerchief
of red, whito and blue, tho
earth quakes and the monarchs
on thoir thrones.
'From tho peaceful walks of life ho
can mobilizo a mighty army in sixty
days, and in ninety days ho qan destroy
a powerful navy and demolish
an empire.
"Ho is boss of tho western hemisphere,
sheriff of Cuba, justico of the
peace of Porto Rico, and tho guardian
ad litem of the Philippine Islands. Ho
is as brave as Caesar and as meek as
Mobos.
"Ho is as fiorco as a tiger and as
cool as a cucumber. IIo wears tho
tail feathors of the eagles of France
in his hat and tho scalp of Mox'co in
his belt. IIo laughs at tho roar of tho
Russian bear, and is alroady for a
schooiior of Gorman beer. All that is
loft of Spain is her 'houah' since her
combat with Undo Sam. No longer
tho lion of England roars at our door,
but tho twain now stuud togothor for
liberty and humanity.
"Ofllcors and soldiers of tho Fourth
TonnesBco volunteers, you aro a part
of Undo Sam, and in the namo of
seventy millions of his nephews and
niocoB and especially in tho name of
his favorito klnfolks in this beautiful
city, I present you this flag. Bohoid
its boautiful colors ! Tho red-lipped
girls of Tennosseo havo kissed, it and
lo! theso crimson strlpcB. Thoy have
pressed it to their innocent hearts and
lol these stripes of snow. Your
mothers and wives and sistors and
sweethearts havo looked upon it and
thoy Hanctified it with thoir prayers
aud blessings, and lo I this azure field
of radiant stars, tho symbols of hopo
and of lovo, and tokous of truth and
loyalty. Tako theso gorgeous colors
from those loving hands and God
bless you.
Wright's Celery Tea cures conatlpa.
tlon, sick headaches. 25c at druggists.
OM MS
Maimfjement,
Harru Ward
E
noehs
Bargain House !
Is headquarters
for
Tinware,
Woodenware,
Wall Paper,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Chinaware,
Stoves, etc.
Tin Cups, lc each.
Glasses, 2c each.
2 lbs Nails 5c.
Palm Loaf Fans, lc each.
3 Pieces Toilet Sets, 89c.
2 Pie Pans, 5c.
Tin Cans, Mason Cans.
Wall Paper.
Wo aro selling our lino of 6, 7$ and
81 grades for 5c per bolt . Our lino of
10 and 12 grades for Sc.
Carpets.
Wo havo a few Carpots at less than
cost. Call and look through our
stock.
Wo aro headquarters for goods in
our lino.
OUR MOTTO IS : Quick sales and
small profits.
-CALL AT-
Enocli's Sail m
Hon,
WEST MAIN STREET,
Mt: Sterling:.
Children Wed.
Oscar Warrou, aged seventeen, and
Winnio Moses, aged sixteen, wont to
Tennessee last week and wore married.
This is tho second marriage ot
children in four weeks from Middles-borough.
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Marvelous.
The results attained right hero at
home havo been marvelouB. Hundreds
of your naighbors who havo
used Wright's Celery CapsulcH aro
now well. Thoy curo kiduoy, liver
aud stomach troublo, rheumatism,
constipation and sick hoadachos.
Why pay $1.00 ovory two weeks for a
bottlo of medicine when you can get
troatmont nt 1 cont a day. Wright's
Colo'ry Caosules givo 100 days' treatment
for $1.00. Easy to tako, no bad
taste, do not gripo, backed by a bauk,
to curo you. or refund your mouoy .
Sold by W. S . Lloyd, druggist, tf
TO-NIGHT,
OCTOBER 15.
THE WORLD'S FAMOUS-
BHRL,W
MINSTRELS,
GO SdEEN'STOEKHIj
Magnificent Wardrobes, Challenge Band and Orchestra, io Comedians,
6 Spedaltiea from the city Vaudlville. Grand parade at noon,
Presenting Prof. Briggs, the Trick Bicyclist.
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