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I. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. SUNDAY. MARCH 20 1898

/ used to- bc popular twenty ~ NOR hta'-
ago " hen Lana I'll Mur-Ea. l'arePa Rosa
and other iauuu- singers wt'r abr I"
Undertake such ventures WITH great
rput. Mmr. Mclbr : To- tax >nlat,
company travel IN a ,r4ri"l ''i, an"
sing I'll g Barber "i >,.yI.lc AMI posi-
hIv one ur two utltT HlHft>, although ii
j. difficult tu he.p}c that "laH>i i /"
nr one oi tir WORKS gwen III thl> way,
The piay's the ding no" A. 1t WA
when shakr-ycar. >alG -. y good p!a
with weak pIa''r> l. bette entrHaI"
mcnt thu the rnnG"r l"r."rnancc 81
an inrricctuuI prc". Thr midnight on
oi genius 1t II lre the wheels 81
mcllpcri v Bat, even more than a good
play. the actor nrcd- good rolr. ii"m.
ever rXc,.Iicutly Il drama may b" con.
>tructrd. unless he Ita> a character III II
which enables hlnI t. isctan hi> quail
tie>. the PLAYER remains obscure for
hall a dozen wears Ferdinand 'rbtt>clalk
wa nnbot V in the R,Sna N"ke> troupe.
lie discovered hls nr>t opportunity III
The Anazon' and awokr to lind him
:. II famous. Vt ii j. NOT reasonable Ia
M supposed tilil 'i'HtS'iialh N a. Il r'lttt
ac or after tlan ttiu e the II-..ui the first
night cnrtain nn tttc pinero farce. Nor
that within three hours Richardson
Mansfield learned the technique "i hi.
AT. l.t. At ; "'clck on the nl~nng
night "I n Partisan Rumaucr' hr Wa
unkn"Wn, and at ! | he had established
himself III celebrity. Th" author wins
fortune by hard work. au actor by up,
p",tunIly \ successful drama l. the ~
suit "i alent, study and .oglsal Argu.
meni: a >uccesSlui actor l. often the ~
suit OF accident. The combination ii all
the adverS+. ia,c> cannut deny ur ,>I.rllv
to gifted dramati>t. but the stage naiu.
III obs .urltv lnanN a clever actor who
need. only a fitting role Ia lit hlm
int" fortune. The contempt rl q !radlng
lady iur the part "i Ann sylvester al
lowed walking lady to attempt h role,
and next morning lara Morris N.> til,
talk OF the town, tn" liniIng ii that
extraordinary d"ggcrel. "larra-bo"m-Ic-
av,' made Lotti- Collins famous The
afternoon .un shining through thin
petite at worA by Lpic Fuller enabled
ner to become La Lpir' Authors
make their Own fortune, actors arr. GEN
orally the sons Of lt.-llilIarv hril IN
New York Press.
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Since the Advent of the Bike.

SamLo Twylnan, a Larue county man,
was III town recently and told The Her.
AID that 'ri-Iu of his lad just sold a
hola". "What did you get for hinl:"
Mr.. Twyman asked. Fifty cents" the
friend replied. "What made you sell:"
asked Mr. Twvman. "Well," replied
his friend, II found where | could in.
vest in cheaper stock and concluded to
sci! while prices were up" And he
moved off toward Swapping alley, with
his SO cents changed into five dimes,
prepared to buy full string OF horse.
flesh to take home with him.-Hodgen.
vile (Ky.) Herald.
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Lows LEGACY.

A romance in the life of the lat,
Right Hon. Charles Pelham Nilliers
was disclosed by his death. In his Young
manhood he fell deeply il love with a
Miss Mel.lsh, and his affection WAS r..
turned as far a> could BE- done lv !.
lady VINO Tor some reason had taken !.
vow 70 lead u single liie. Ny. Nl!!Ipr,
Remained true IL his first love and never
married, and his cun>ttnCy - touched
Miss Ne!!lsu that i'll her will she lety
all A@r iultUue--a considerable ou.-tu
hlm absolutely. He. however, never
touched the money. leaving it 10 accu.
Mu!ate with interest, while he lived
very simply Oh his own modest revenue,
supplemented by his cabinet pension.
BY the time oi Mr.. Nilllprs death the
capital originally LIT hy Miss Melli>A
hdd grown t. a sum considerably over
goo, 600. Of tAl- total he iy Al> vii!
lett -l"u,UpJ u the Rev. Montague
'!!.IeI,, wear # - Paul'., knights.
Lfldge, aud IA somewhat similar sum to
Ernest Nl..lrg>
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The Joint Authnra

Apropos Of the recent death Of Dean
Liddell, one Of the joint authors of Lid.
dell and SCOTS Greek lexicon, a stor,
goes that a freshman came before the
dean and was asked how much he knew
OF Eschylus. "Oh. l know all about
-Eschylus!" was the jaunty rejolndtr.
Whereupon Dean Liddell set the
young man to construe passage ;nH
speedily had occasion to find fault vita
the rendering. Where did you gel
that from asked the dean
II got it from your lexicon, came
the answer.
Really, the dean was heard to NUT
ter half to himself, II did not know
that Scott was such fool ''-Argonaut.
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AGENTs--Just out, little
BLACK tumbling Z acrobatic bup;
the mystery of mysteries; most
sensational and fast selling nov.
city On the market; to show oua
sells a dozen; sample and cate.
logue: &c. Heustis Novelty Co.,
o9 Laldlaw ave, JerseyCitv. nj,
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Worst u Them Al.

4raN..r-p-'r.uu -rt tirrlausvtr.
III H"ur lu. egr>tiol>,
I.,.' A-,Mr-lo-
1ra'D.or-Wn.'h ono tlrrs you most:
-..a,t A2r@c-TAat one.-rAicugo
H,,,..
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Way 70 Deu.agnetize Watches.

sImp." An'Ard Cf curing a mag.
n"tl|ed Wat"N consists in haugluy II
ff"n Suing, Hh.ru latter j. twisted
"a ughtIy a. I0.,Ih.", and then holding
the ,tTlAg unl "alrN near nyuauIg or
strong magnet the watch i, then re-.
.ea,'a, and. # course, Begins to spin.
ana "A!.e dong rp i gradually car. d
a"ay t!.A, IL" GvIum, ana out Of the
Eaglet!" aa.!. Tic decentralization i.
Que u TIE .1g.G alteration. # the pole,
81 the ma-A...ll part, III magnetic
:f.1 t"at l. decreasing in intensity.
IL.' j. vel. known u Le tnoloughly
T...r..a M4'.....-Llu!syil.e Courier.
J..5aa!,
frrq'..: .orlc-o to usa Gangaroo ten.
Er"a ~ ne W me fractured bones cf n
MlA ~ 10 r!aer t4at hs uay use his
Ha'"c "a..s IL. DLLe. are knitting Ia.
g@'Asr. K.A2a!.l tendon i. as strong as
s..'EI var. j. taken from the tail Of
tA* AaE2ai>>, aG1 being animal in its
La>ui" u II shsDiknd, and the leg doe,
nHt nave 70 10 again cut open, as is nee.
H:'IEV "Leu s..yer wire is nsed.
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4 COmpromise.

My wife and | have fixed it up al!
right now, said the man with the
moderately tlutrd nose. 'Iuu know she
and ! n.t-t - have some trouble about
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You Can Cure Tl9la al Home

We WI, send YOU onc month : treat
meut seco,eiy and plainly wrapped
for ten dollars. 1t vii. positively
cure any case Of hai:tual dlunKc,nrNs
or op,ate poisoning. The mcd,ciHe>
can Dt administered with the tool.
.Add;ts,
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my drinking.
! =. ~ .aid thn ntn.r nnll

" ell, We vc agreed now that 81. is
- """t h'r sho,, reasonably tight. and
am not 10 yet 'aore than the same
way. -CIurUnarl Enquirer.
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Those Colored Shirts,

All Lunc--No can 30 you washpe no
more. sab
Very Bull-What:
All Lung-lou ,hirt-e TOO much
bllghtee coigr Iiurtee my eyes too
much. New York journal.
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it the piQy

NIup"N-lou seem very mucA affect.
cd AT tie 'Ia-In fate Il Iul!.t Miss
>D.'',n. / thought saw t..r- n y1ur
cy.,
Mis- ~A.@o4--l">. "y. Ktr.ax. it
d.'~ IS. ~" su ,ai +. think that H.. lady
VII" A'.a ,'G..rl i-n.tr..ly dead. -
Wv l-LA hmm.
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lSEASE p Z !: VI; Y TED

y MeN who observe this SIM
pie nrecaution are Absolutely
SAFE against vencreal infection
\" appliance; no medicine; no
take. 1t never fails. Sent auy.
where for One Dime. Addrcl,
Ihc Quaker City Iu>ti,uc'
No'N-', Pa.
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Tine WIrr

III al! dbi.lrs> ~ INrHIu- Norris be.
fore tn at1uru>nlrr ku.luIIdJ IRON and
>ttf! works !.,amagrr> I'll tia REMARK.
aL!e drll-YrMru ru'> that have btrI Ir3.,.il.
ct III tt" Manufacture + uu. 8 H.. the
tact "A> mDM'.4uj ,.4t 'nD .,crur.r
bad hr,n II. -"Hr.c ty WARRINGTON. r.in
wire laauL'a tur.- with >r..I.I. II, f..
vii Il ,.a' ,1": pr purt ",, g.iu.
Y b. J.. '3uu ..'.' grr u--.Idr vile.
'..- II ....'' 10 .a"y'4''E."'l q # l-.!a
a." .'.... ".D-..a ..3 l... 4du.... ill.,.
,'soA. A'.. -l...- '..-, ,ia -Mru, .u.u
'.' ..a..- ".... ~ . ....a.r price
=. "lr- ..,.rr @.... 10 parton. !,
'-... ..t u...' l.>-. t.s',.-u al Ouu..
D.. -...-,. .s.0.l..D If tAr,.
N... ..a.nl'. l.-.ro '.a. ana. ro.-
H. BE- .'.0 "..ta .. ,.ar,. .s~ ya.-D
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l."-....t....,.'a1 ..... .yart.4.
l.. o. ~-,.y@ Digs.
."" .r-' .., . .' A.'ur.. ,gar a..
..-a'!ug the J. a-....: thee. ni,:. wa.
t..-1 IL ,4' Ear ... . l.4s. @-..u."o.
I.sA I'LL. o,,.1"a.G.. ..j IT,, soma. IL.
a.!-rst.o a4.nu.- lu.ua~,a cml.p~ were
ma1e. and H." ~anria"turr # tie " in.
t~r supply 1.aa" IT,. .paria. uutumua.
duty Of rue tnIt:. Huu.rWitD. Great
.ett.o- wrre hang ,yrr the Kitchen fire
ana filled win hot water and melted
ta..a". httAe "rnIrr md Of thc kitchen
two long pole. were placed from chair.
lack u cM@IJank. Aclo>, thee poles.
like the rGuMH- If a Ladder. wer4 placed
shorter sticks, called candle rods To
each candle IT.! were tied about a dozen
straight candle w!cEs. The wicks We're
dlpped again and again, in regular or
der, III the melted ta!.Ow, the succession
81 Clpplngs given each candle time 10
COO! Each grew slowly in size till all
were finished. Deer surt was used a,
Wel! as bee! taliow aud mutton taIlOw.
Alice Nor" Earle in tMautauquau.
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AGENTS FOR KING KNIFE,

Fastest cutting knife made. #
you write you will never be soirv,
". l." SlTTERLN, s WASHINGTON
9Nte'' Auhnln \. y.
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"a Pointed Inquiry.

S;"rn l'Hthrr-lipnry. have Won and
your now watch parted company al.
ready:
Henry 'la"pnicallyJ-Rroke.
Ianrr-W hlcn:--.Iewel,r, Weekly.
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"LNIS NEED }U LICENSE
BcRlH D|amorDs.

Weary, wretched women vale ~,
,"'onder'uI!y when they tax. Blacl.
Diamonds. They need them,
Worn out ineu v;,h ,,,,...:
hra'ns and aching pains need Rlaci:
!ramonds. ''''N
,,, V"s OF 'hes+ tiny discs taken after
..,. ,,,,.I,i, anta' Will work wonders They
'tns h,s ,ne,' the heart; nourish the
, praIn; build up the body and bring
heaI'h and happiness to the women
and men who use them, >'
a,G h'ack ,',.'.,!1 nlam'nds hri'g vim. viigor
ana V'r'I'tv to men and women
nj, YOU 'i'el bad all over take
ra,,, n'"'N Diamonds, The price is only az
va, va, @ on can hny them onrv Of the
So'' owners Address
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v. H. Mink,

,,..I>'., ,' ',tl','. l'>' All work d,.r. ,,i,,
-'"' '''I"'rn '"IIc.tpAdCur, ,o,i,j,,.3,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Patriotic women.

A Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution has just been
established in this city. 1t was hur-
riedly called together TO meet Mrs
Hudson, State Regent of Ohio, who Is
visiting relatives here. The follow
ing officers were appointed Miss
Ida Hamilton, Regent; Mrs. Henry
Barnes, Vice Regent; Mrs. Vansanb
Register; Mrs. Henry, Historian |;
Miss Anna johnson, Recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. Lockridge, Correspond
ing Secretary, and Mra. Amelia
Young, Treasurer. The time was
TOO short to notify but few ladies.
All others IN the community interest
ed and wishing to join aud to get in
formation, are requested to see any OF
the officers, or to come to tho next
meeting at Mrs. Vansant's on Thurs
day next at 3 p. m.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
met be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY s. Co.. Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
Il. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tons made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 90. WALDING, KINNAN g.
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure lie taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
HALLS Family fills aae the best.
25.2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Residence Robbed.

On Saturday night, before the honr
of 8 80 o'clock, the residence of N. Ii.
Trimble was entered while the family
were taking supper with the family
of DIR. d. L. Proctor, or were at the
Baptist church. Among the valuables
thus far missed are Mrs. Trimble's
diamond earring, 500 gold piece, a
French silver coin and a dagger pin
with diamond setting, white enam-
eled, belonging to Mr.. Trimble,
There is no clew to the robber or rob-
bers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Mismanagement of Funds Belong
ing to Others.

The Kentucky Trust Co., of Louis
vile, is in trouble. One of the Off
cers, VIM. Reinecke, speculated with
the funds of the concern and has
deemed Unnecessary for him to skip.
His salary was $4,000. lie lived well
and speculated much. The depositors
now have to suffer. He invested $780,
600 in one plant, and $4,000 in an
other. The penitentiary is the place
for him, and all other bank and trust
officials who reckIessly squander the
earnings OF depositors.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
$coRREsPoNDENcE. !
SPENCER.

Mr.. -- Dunawsy, of Roihwell,
is visiting his brother, Morton, of this
place.
Miss Lizzie Cox, Of Mt. Sterling, is
visiting Mrs, E. Mccormick at this
place.
James Hatfield sold 20 acres of land
10 VIM. Shsfer Tor $50. Possession
already given.
DR.. G. N, Cox was called to see Mrs..
S. II. Thomas Thursday D'ght. She
is some better at present.
Hard rainc fell here last Friday
night. The streams were swollen
considerably but no damage done.
j. c. Sramper has sold his farm to
Mrs. Jennie Gatewood for $4,000.
Possession to be given March Isl.
James Hatfield left lasr FRIDAY
morning for Logan County, Va, with
about dozen good horses to trade or
sell.
VIM. Swsngo and Newt. MalOney
passed through here last SATURDAY.
with pretty bunch Of cattle for Mt
Sterling court.
Several of our young people were
entertained at Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Q Led
ford's last Friday evening. Supper
was served and all had good time.
VIM. Stokely, ex.candidate for
Jailer, on learning that the toll gates
were thrown open, came through
Spencer ON a hay rake and said: 81
guess they can't bother me for taking
free ride on any vehicle 1 choose"
Mrs. Levi Kratzer and eight of her
children, four of II. p. Shultze's chill
dren, Samuel Greenwade, Andrew
Henderson, Ray Pierce, Allie Ledtord,
Jesse Steele, Cola Williams and sew
eral more of our neighbors have the
measles.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
OLYMPIA.

r. S. Young, of Preston, came over
to see his parents Sunday.
Miss Lille Johnson, Of Preston, at
tended church here Sunday.
Mr.. Pergram, of Kansas, is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Asbury Bashford is able to be on
the streets again, after an illness of
about three weeks duration.
Prof. Kimbrell is teaching class in
penmanship at this place.
Mrs. r. T. Brugh and family have
returned from Virginia. She reports
a pleasant visit.
Mr.. Partlow, of Grayson, is taking
lessons in station work under II. O.
Irwin.
Rev. j. NJ. Rash, of Winchester,
commenced series of meetings here
Saturday night. He Will be assisted
by Rev. Tinsley, of Owingsville.
Tue Olympia Tobacco Manufactor
is running full blast, with Mr.. A.
Bashford as superintendent.
The Prendergast Lumber Co., of
Marion, o. purchased about 1000
acres of timbered land. They will
work their timber into lumber, rail-
road ties and spokes. They have given
about fifty of our men employment at
fair wages. Mr.. II. Adams is general
superintendent, assisted by Geo. Nc
Glosson.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

1t is useless for the newspapers to
suggest to the President that it is time
for the administration TO interfere in
Cuba. Every consideration of hui
mainly and civilization has demanded
such a policy on the part of the gov
eminent for the last two years, but
the holders of Spanish bonds in Wall
..strsS1y@ill not permit Mr.. Mckinley
to stop the work of murder and ruin
which is going on in Cuba. The
principal and the interest on the
Spanish bonds are much more sacred
in the eyes of those who control the
policy of the administration than any
claims humanity may make for the
preservation of the lives and the prop
erty of the people of Charlottesville
Dispatch.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Out Of Order,

"My blood was ont of order, sores
broke out all over me and 1 suffered
with sick headaches. After taking a
few bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla my
fare becams smootn and sores disap-
peared. / am also relieved of head
aches and consider myself WELL" Mrs.
Mary Duncan, Hickory Valley, Ten
nessee.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Strayed.

From James Gatewood's farm Satur-
day, January LIST, black and white
setter bitch, fat and had just weaned
puppies. Return will be rewarded.
26.tf WARREN SToKER.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Dinner.

We are authorized to announce that
the ladies of the Christian church, who
were 80 successful in pleasing the pub
lie with court day dinner on yester-
day, will ask the patronage of this and
surrounding counties on May court
day. The net proceeds yesterday
were $7S
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Free Rides Wanted.

The railroad commissioners ap-
pcared before the house railroad COM
mittee one night last week to argue
in favor of q bill to have the railroads
furnish free transportation to the COM
mission. The general impression,
however. is that such = bill is clearly
unconstitutional, and it is very un-
likely that the committee will report
in favor of it. The committee de-
ferred action on it for further investi-
cation.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

DR.. ID. L. Proctor has rented the
residence property of Mrs. Henrietta
Calk on Maysville street, and will
take possession soon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

Judge Beard, of Shelby county, will
have billintroduced in the legisls-
ture asking that fiscal courts be en-
powered to lease turnpikes for ten
Cyears or longer at reasonable price,
}the roads to be maintained by the
counties through which they run.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
S S S

Gov. Bradley has instructed turn
pike owners of Boyle county to apply
at once for county guards. In the
event that guards are refused the Gov
ernor will order troops to the scene.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
Lost

Between my home and Mt. Sterling a
full set of harness in a two bushel
sack finder please leave at ADvo oATE
office. S. p. MARTIN.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

1t is easy to catch cold and just as
easy to get rid of it if you commence
early to use One Minute Cough Cure.
1t cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
pneumonia and all throat and lung
troubles. 1t is pleasant to take, safe
to use and sure to cure.
J. B. Upton.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

FL. Clay Herndon, whose appoint
ment to the Deputy Collectorship in
this district was noted in our las
issue, can now be found at the Office
of T. f. Rogers, in this city.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

/ will soon be ready to leave Mt
Sterling. If you want Photographs
don't put it off a day longer. 1 will
accommodate you with cabinets at 900
per dozen. ANDERSON,
27-2t Over Baum's store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
For Rent.

A house and lot corner High and
Queen streets. This is very desirable
property. Apply at this office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

WOU NEED Hoods Sarsaparilla
If your blood is impure, your appe-
lite gone, your health impaired. Moth
ing builds up health like HOODS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable, sure.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18

Patent Commissioner Benjamin
Butterworth died at Thomasyille,
Ga, Sunday afternoon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
YOU MAY Get IT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE LOUISVILLE
DESPATG5SS
TNHRD @ GRAND
GUESSING
CONTEST.


81 100000 in Cash to BE Given Away
to the Person Who Makes the Bese
Estimate on the Result Of the No
vember Election.
Every Subscriber 20 the Daily Oh
Weekly Dispatch Will Be Entitled
TO One Guess for Every Dollar Paid
Upon His Subscription.
Guesses May BE Made Until r. NJ.
November 2, 1897.
The Louisville DIspatch's First and See.
end Guessing Contests having aroused 30
much interest among its readers, a third
one Is now announced, which will surely bo
the GREATEST SUCCESS OF ALL.
The Dispatch will, as soon as the official
count Of the November, 1897, election In
Kentucky is announced, give to the sub
scrlber who makes the closest guess to the
actual plurality OF the successful candidate
for Clerk OF the Court of Appeals OF Ken.
lucky, at the election, November, ., 1891
One Thousand Dollars in Cash.
Rvery subscriber to the Daily or Weekly
Dispatch can make one guess for every dol.
lar he pays upop hts subscription from this
er which time no more guesSes will be re-
eeivsd.
Guesses may be made upon coupons eu4
from The Dispatch and mailed to The Dis
pahsh lAubitshiRg Company, with one dollar
sncloaed i0r each coupon used.
All those outside Of Louisville who guess
must be mail subscribers. The paper will
be delivered free to Louisville, New Albany
and Jacksonville subscribers,
Send One Dollar for the Weekly, or Six
Dollars for the Daily Except Sunday, or
Eight Dollars for Daily and sunday, or Two
Dollars for the Sunday edition and remem-
at IA
In.
II you are already a subscriber, your time
Will be extended for as long time as your
money pays the subscription.
Agents will be allowed the regular COM
mission on all the guesses that they send
In, but the papers thus ordered, whether
Daily or Weekly or Sunday, must be sent
by mail and not put In with the agents
package. -.
As guesses are received they Will be turn
ed over to the treasurer OF the company,
Mr. w. J. Baird, TO be deposited and held
anti the close of the contest az 9 o'clock on
the night OF November 2
They will be sealed up In the presence Of
three judges on the morning of November ..
and turned over to them to be deposited In
the vault OF the Union National Bank until
the ofholal count Is declared by the Secre-
tary of State, when they win be opened
Tn the presence OF three judges and com
pared, and the name of the successful guess
er will be announced in the Daily and
Weekly Dispatch as early as possible, and
check paid to the successful guesser.
II two or more persona should tie upon
the successful guess, the money will be
equally divided between them.
Send for Sample copies containing Con.
pons. Address all letters containing guesses
and remittances to VIM. J. Baird, Treasures.
DISPATCH PUBLISHING CO.,
<4b w. Main ST.. LouisviIls, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
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