The Mt. Sterling advocate., September 01, 1915, Image 7

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A Fine Blue Grass Farm
with modern brick residence and all necessary outbuild
ings, containing about 167 acres, situated on the Prewitt
and Grassy Lick pike, about 5J miles from Mt. Sterling,
Ky., will be sold at public sale, at the Court House door,
in Mt. Sterling, Ky., on
Monday, 0
jpfrnkrtg
(County Court Day)
It1 is mostly in grass, well
ble home. It will be. sold bv
the Montgomery Circuit Court for the purpose of division
among the heirs of the late Richard Conner.
Any person desiring to
can do so by visiting the farm and any further informa'
tion will be furnished, upon application, by H. R. Prew
itt; attorney, Mt. Sterling,
Winchester, Ky.
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A DANGER
A danger that confronts the Unit
ed States is that the force of public
opinion aroused by a jingo press of
no, judgment may carry the Admin
istration from its safe base and pre
cipitate war "with Germany. With a
man "of the iron nerve and courage
of Woodrow Wilson in command the
danger is remote, it is true, but it
is; a danger just the same. This
country is not prepared for "war. It
will require several years to bring
(ho country on a basis in any degree
oqual to that of European countries
now fighting. It is perhaps true
thnt Germany has a system of spies
covering tho United States who are
bcttcrj acquainted with the country's
-war footing than are tho citizens of
tho country themselves. Perhaps it
is true also that there aro over two
million German reservists in this
country who could be relied on to
take up tho causo of tho Fatherland
in the event of a rupture. Germany
is likewise buying and storing am
munition and other war supplies
here, perhaps to use against us.. All
this may be true and it counts. It
may bo well for citizens to hio. them
selves to camps like that at Platts
burg, N. Y., and enter upon military
training. It will at least be good
for tho tired business man's health.
BUT till of this is well-known
to the authorities at Washington,
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No, 10 North Maysvlllc Street
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watered and a very desira
the Master Commissioner of
see same before day of sale
Ky., or the undersigned at
CONNER
better known than it is to the excit
ed newspaper writers. Even more
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is known to President Wilson and
his advisers. As a matter of fact,
thoy havo tho WHOLE SITUATION
before them and know exactly what
they are doing and what the conn
try ought to do: The vast majority
of our people havo confidence in the
Administration, and believe it
should be left unhampered to work
out its delicate probloms. If left
alone there enn be no doubt ol a
correct solution of every difficulty.
So for as we are concerned, there
fore, nobody can scare us o work
up a war frenzy in this neighbor
hood until Woodrow Wilson gives
notice thnt there are breakers
ahead. Until then, war editors and
correspondents and Theodore
Uooscvelts and Lexington Horalds
may howl their heads off, but sweet
slumber these delightful August
evenings shall go undisturbed.
Cynthiana Democrat.
We aro agents for Price's Farm
Co. all kinds of sausage.
Grcenwade.
There Is No Question
but that indigestion and tho distressed
feeling which always goes with it can
be pronntly relieved by taking a
before and alter each meal. 25a a box.
R. H. White &. Co.
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Cleaning Company
Second Floor
IRUTH'law
With George Mayland, the "Miracu
lous Human Fly"
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RUTH LAW Is "such a Uttla
qucen," but she makes her blp
brothers of the wide blue sky
sit up In their mono and bi
planes and take notice when she sails
Into the far reaches of the empyrean
and doea stunts that even a bird would
not dream of doing. And yet she has
been flying only two years. Is one of
only two women fliers in the country
and is still In her teens. She Is Just
an ambitious, daring, feminine little
slip' who has become enamored of
aerial work, docs not know the mean
ing of fear and who, "while modestly
decrying what Is known as "Insane"
or sensational flying and who preaches
the beauty and commendablllty of set
entitle flying, yet skims and darts and
spirals and dives' and- drives through
tho air In such dizzy fashion that her
every appearance 1b the supreme sen
sation of the day.
Darederlltry evidently runs in the
Law family, for Ituth Is a sister to
the famous Hodman Law, champion
air man, high direr and motion picture
sensationalist, whose doings have fur
nished the press with special stories
galore. Not satisfied with the achieve
ments she accomplishes alone, Ruth
has secured another intrepid soul In
George Mayland, a parachute jumper,
who goes up for 2,000 feet or over in
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BANNER TOBACCO YEAR
Early Crops Insure Great
Kentucky
FOR the first time In the past sev
eral years conditions are eu
tirely favorable for tobacco
growers, and the crop for 1015
will be an unusually early ono. In
view of this fact It Is more than prob
able that the tobacco exhibit at tho
Kentucky State Fair this year will be
an interesting and extensive one, with
growers of orery county competing for
tho interesting premiums offered. E.
3. Rees, superintendent of the depart
ment Is making an appeal to growers
throughout the state to do their sec
tions proud this season by entering the
banner leafage of their crops, and the
rivalry will b keen.
Entries for the tobacco department
will close Sept 8, and In the Interim
application blanks and further informa
tion may bo bad from Evan S. Rees,
superintendent, Springfield, Ky., or J.
L. Dent, secretary, Kentucky State
Fair, Louisville, Ky.
The various crops and lea fags eligi
ble for entry are as follows:
lot ae-nuRLBr (cnop mo.
UL UL 3d.
1075. lied leaf J.o
1076. Driffht leaf 15.00
1077. Cigarette wrapper .. 15.W
1073. Bright train U.o
$10.00 12.50
10 00 2.50
18.00
10.00
2.50
150
ion. Beat four aamplea
from a ilngle crop,
embracing- red leaf,
bright leaf, cigar
ette wrapper and
trash fi.64 .....
LOT 299-UURLEY (CROP 1111).
leeo. ned leaf 10.W 1.00
IW1. Bright leaf 1000 5.00
1082. Cigarette wrapper ., 10.00 6.00
(OKI. Bright train U.o 1.00
1061. Best tour aamplea
from u alngle crop,
embracing red leaf,
bright leaf, cigar
ette wrapper and
train Z.M ....
LOT SOO-DAItK (CROP Ml).
150
150
150
150
1086. Austrian leaf 15.00
10M. Black wrapper ...,(. 15.00
1087. Long or African leaf 14.00
KM. French leaf 1500
1089. Italian leaf 15.09
1080. Oreen river leaf .... 15.00
'0H. Beat four aampea,
each sample repre
senting different
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10.00 150
10.00 0
10.00 150
10 00 150
10.09 150
10.00 2 60
LAWLESS SKIMMER
OF THE SKY
IAW.
the "Air Queen's" machine, creeps out
on the crossed wires under the plane,
cuts loose his chute from the body of
the car and, with the airship going
sixty or seventy miles an hour, drops
500 feet before he dares let bis frail
support umbrella open and carry him
to the earth 1,500 feet
Hushing at a rate too terrific for
even an express train to rival, the ef
fect of this sudden lightening of tho
madly careening airship, outlined llko
a shooting star against the far sky,
Is absolutely awesome, and spectators
momentarily lose breath and speech
until the little flier and the big car
right themselves nnd triumphantly con
tinue their Journey for that time at
least
Going over Niagara, falls in a barrel
or "suidklng in a 'gunpowder factory Is
Inconsequent compared with this feat,
which-' sends shivers up the spine at
tho mere description and which is In
reality one of the most spectacular,
sensational, electrifying and tremen-
dously thrilling ever witnessed and
tr II aupucaung or
attemptlng.
Kvery day Ruth Law and her nervo
tingling turn will be tho supreme at
traction at the Kentucky State Fair,
and on two afternoons of the week
George Mayland will make h!.t death,
defying divo.
Show For Thirteenth Annual
State Fair
LOT 301-DARK (CROP 1MR,
1092. Austrian leaf 10.00
1033. Black wrapper 10.00
1034. Long or African leaf 10.00
1095. French leaf 10.09
100S. Italian leaf 10.00
1087. Best four samples,
each sample repre
senting different
type S.08
5.0 Z.H
1.00 159
S.00 15
5.M 1H
6.00 1M
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Handsome Programs For Stat Palis
Handsome programs for all the dally i
and nightly events of the thirteenth '
annual Kentucky State Fair, to be held, j
in Louisville Sept 13-18, are being pre- ,
pared by Pat Clark and Harry Leslie,
two of the Uvest advertising experts In
Louisville.
The books list every special feature,
aud each of the daily track and horse
show events, giving entries, riders and
time and place of showing and cover
the Midway amusements, the III pro
drome show, band concerts and tho
great free outdoor affairs, which In.
elude tho world's 'wonder, Ruth Law,
In her flying exhibition, during which
George Mayland dives from the airship
with only a parachute between hua
nnd Instant death.
Advertising space In these programs
Is choice and may be spoken for by ad
dressing the above named representa
tives or the Kentucky State Fair of
fices In Louisville.
State Fair 8eaton Tickets.
Season tickets In book form are be
ing prepared by the Kentucky State
Fair management and will go on sals
from Aug. 15 to Sept 11. The books
are decidedly economical to Fair vis
itors, comprising as they do a half
dozen day tickets which sell singly at
SO cents at the Fair gate, but the half
dozen go for $'-. The night tickets,
which are good after 0" q'clock and may
be used both at the admission (fates
and the Hippodrome show in the Pa
vilion, sell for $1 for six. Books will
be forwarded to out of town pur
chasers upon the receipt of postofllce
money orders for the number of books
desired. Address all application and
Inquiries to J. L. Dent, secretary of the
ICtStCCty Stiti ;i:r, Lv.i-yilie. y.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
IN VACCINATING HOGS
When Mhutcx or pigs nro hcnvily
infested with worms, vaccination '
J may result in considerable loss.;
Hogs thnt nrc excessively fat arc
not ns good risks for vaccination
as animals in medium condition.
Farmers must provide proper care
of hogs before nnd after treatment
to reduce tho risk to n minimum.
Many of tho undesirable results fol
lowing vaccination arc due to the
condition of the hogs, or to tho sur
roundings under- which they are
kept. These factors nrc in u ma
jority -of instnnees under the control
of tho owner.
The following points in hog man
agement should ho carefully consid
ered :
1. Ascertain beyond n doubt
whether or not cholera is present in
the herd.
2. Animals stand the excitement
nnd shock of vaccination better if
the intestinal tract is empty; if free
from parasites; if in medium flesh;
if kept cool during the operation
and confined in n clean, disinfected
stall, bedded with straw while
awaiting the injection of scrum.
3. The point of inoculation must
bo thoroughly cleaned and disinfect
ed. The 'animals must not be nllow
ed access to dirty, filthy wallows bc-1
fore or after treatment. It is im
possible to clean a dirty hog with a
small amount of nntiseptic so that
semm can be injected with any de
gree of cleanliness. Abscesses arc
most often the results of tho lUthi
ncss of the hogs nnd not to any
fault of ' the operator who employs
proper precautions with his syringe
nnd serum,
4. There must be a clean, dust
free enclosure for -the hogs at the
time of inoculation.
5. Following .vuccination hogs
must bo kept in clean quarters for
at least two days. Dirty wallows
should be avoided. A good plan is
i to keep hogs in a well bedded stable.
The feed should be laxative in nature.
Losses sometimes follow vaccinntion
in the winter months because ani
mals aro placed in damp, filthy
quarters.
C. Great care is employed in pre-
j paring pure, potent serum. There
. . mQ rigk ;n ;nj-cct;n? ROoi serum
into hogs that are properly prepared
for tho operation and properly cared
for followign it.
In summing up the factors which
contribute to irregularities, it has
been observed thut in a great many
herds tho owner is negligent in pro
viding tho care necessary before and
j after treatment, especially those es-
IsenUais herein mentioned.
I O. b. Cnslcr, Veterinary Dspt.
Ky. Agricultural Exper. Sta.
No matter what's in store for you,
you'll get to tho end of the road
,&omo day and rest will bo all the
sweeter because the road was long.
Sick headache, biliousness, pilea and
bad breath are usually caused by inac
tive bowels. Get a box of Itcxall
Orderlies. They act gently and effec
tively. Sold only by us at 10 cents.
R. H. White & Co.
I HHBHHHMS
H. & W. Paint works freely under the brush, covers
surface thoroly to stay covered, also leaves an
attractive appearance.
Never use cheap Paint (the Best is always cheap
est in the end) therefore ask your dealer for
H. & W. Pure Prepared Paint and accept
no substitute.
ON SALE BY
F. C. Duerson, Mt. Sterling. Ky.
He's a Mt. Sterling Man
And What He Says Will Be Read
' With Interest By Mt. Sterling
People.
Headers of the Advocate all know
Mr. Fitzgerald.
When he tells an experience sim
ply for your benefit
There's no room for doubt.
Why experiment with such evi
dence to go by?
If your kidneys need help
Profit by Mr. Fitzgerald's experi
ence. Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
What other kidney remedy offers
Mt. Sterling proof of merit?
J. C. Fitzgerald, 14 Jamison St.,
Mt. Sterling, says: "I had severe
pains through my kidneys and tho
action of my kidneys wns irregular.
When I was advised to use Doan's
Kidney Pills I got n box at Duer
son's Drug Store. They did me a
great deal of good and I now feel
i much stronger nnd better."
Price 50c, at nil dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Fitzgerald had. Fostcr
Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
9-3t
STATE-WIDER IN LINE
We are for Stnnley, teeth and too
nail, now. We ure no less for
State-wide than before the primary,
but we are going to wait until an
other opportunity to fight for it,
and then we will be in the game
stronger than ever. We fought for
the County Unit for more than si
dozen years and we can fight that
long or longer for State-wide. There
is a principle involved as eternal as
the hills and as true as gospel and
this question will be finally settled
by th0 popular vote of the people
in favor of closing the saloons in
Kentucky. Let the question rest
and elect the Democratic ticket for
we are no worse beat than wo suf
fered many times w"hile we were
trying to get County Unit. Wc
should stnnd by the Democratic
party because that party has given
us all the temperance legislation wc
have and will give us all wo ask
when we carry on the campaign
sufficiently long to educate tho
masses. Smithlnnd Enterprise.
WALTON WILL START
LEXINGTONIAN AGAIN
Col. W. P. Walton is preparing
to resume the Lexingtoninn, which
ho suspended a short time ago, to
make as he
says,
wild
goose
chase after the phantasmagoria
of
oflicc," and expects to issue in a
week or two. A sadder and he
hopes a wKer man, he suys he will
bo able to get out a much better pa
per than ever before nnd help to
elect others to office that was denied
him and for which he will run "nev
er again." The paper is soon to be
issued semi-weekly nnd as soon as
possible appear as n low priced
daily.
Oh Rlewie! Running in debt, my
boy, is not half ns bad as constant
ly runuing into your creditors.
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USE
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H. & W. Pure
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