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he ILL: SHE MISSING.

sergt. Joy Is nov M bor, Porter.
Buffalo, and, lyiUs on a cot in the mil.
tnry hospital. il 10 earned f,r 'he
first time yesterday that his briie-elec.
had been lost.
Margaret wns eighteen wears Old Ia
Mir'h. she ls a beautiful brunette.
with great. wide eyes q deep brown
and an abundance pt almost black hair.
She y tail. sleud,- and graceful \
mos; attractive young woman, yet az
a child In heart and ambition.
The ~neighbors IN Rogers place say ,hl.
girllsh young woman delighted IN skip
pins The rope with their little girls and
would play hide ana seek with the chill.
dren By the hour.
Her father. George Haas. IL one ~ the
bes, known tone regulators IN The plano
trade. and has he,n employed for wears
by krakausr Brothers Mlrsare, Is the
apple Of his eye.
Though a child amopg the children.
this young woman was graceful and dis.
nined among older persons. and no one
would ever dream Of ~corruptlng the dig
pined "Margaret' - Maggie or
'MAdge."
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BRDE-ELECT MAY HAVE
RUN AWAY TO PHILIPPINES.
Margaret Haas, Whose
Soldier Fiance Is III In
Buffalo, Received a
Letter from Far Away
Private Cook Shortly
Before She Disap.
peared.

Has pretty Margaret Haas started for
the island of Negrjs. or What has b..
come 81 here The p1l!cs are trying TO
nRd "a
n Margaret Agnes Haas know that
her msthor was crying her eyes out
and her poor Ola fit1ers heart vas
breaking. maybe she'd come back TO
u.s." said grief-stricken Mr., George
Haas. sitting In the parior - the neat
little cottage a. No IA Rogers place. Tn
the borough Of the Bronx, Ihls mornius
Margaret disappeared - TIE after-
noon Of Monday. An. G. Vanished a.
completely as though the earth had
opened and swallowed her.
She was deeply In love with as hand
some a young stalwar. as ever wore
Uncle Sans army uniform. ana she ard
serst. William II. Joy. Company H..
Fifteenth United statr- Infantry. We're
3, ~ married neat Christians Eve, a
week After her soi.cs boy va mus
tered out ~ his three years service.
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She never had a sweetheart except
the handsome sergt. 10Y. who IL a Phiia.
dslphian Of t~venty-sssen ear and
whom h nrst met AZ a theatre last
March.
lie sober. steady. manly soldier
hoy. and u WAS a case of love ct nrs,
sishi. They became engaged before
his regiment was transferred TO Geprsis.
gnd when u was orlerei 10 the Pacific
he vas sent 70 BuYalo because bis Term
n service vas 80 Yearly com,ieted.
Far Away wiiiie Cook.
She had no other beau unless 4, b,
Private Willie Cook. OF the Sixth In.
fsntry. who vas her playmate when
both we're pupils In Public School No.
Private willie Is nov IN Negro.
Island. and two weeks z Matsaret
got A letter from Negroes Island, which
Ing eyes. and then destroyed.
She told Mrs Allen II Vas from III.
lnols and asked how much II cost to 20
~ sillinois.
NY hrst though, made me telegraph
Margaret's afianced at Buffalo, SAID
Mrs. Haas between her sohs. this morn.
ing. hut sergt. Joy replied thai she
VS. not In Buraio and he knew nothing
about her whereabouts. 7 wen, oyer 10
Rlackwell's Island. and 10 al the nos
ptals. | went 10 Couey Island. | was
never In ih,' awfil niace before. hut I
VISITED eyory place on the Island. ha'h-
concert halls. dance halls. dives and
everything. but | could no, md nay
Margaret.
M las, we had 20 60 10 the police,
AMI the police sent out a general alarm.
Margaret 10 bright and fuIl ~ NE
She seemed happy at home. She sang 4
little and played the p an0. hough My
wors' she S,s "i never IA Su, two nl,ee 20
II employment. aud then only for a few
months. am afraid to try to thiuk
what has become n her.
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SUFFERING AND RELIEF
rhroe Letters nom Mre. johnson
Showing that Lydia D. Pink.
ham'sV Vegetable Compound
Cures the Ills OF W omon
Wrote for mrs. P.skhsm's Advics
Noxembss. 1897

Wrote Tor Hrs. P:skham's A6vlcs
rovembss. 1927
DEAR Mu. PISKHAn VI an . great
Sufferer, have much trouble through
the lower part OF my bowels, and ! an
writing 10 You for advice. Menses arc
Irregular and sean,y, am troubled With
,eu.o''"@,' quo sene :" u'vusn ny
PACK Ano now. ,nrousn my '',ns; !
nave spehs o. o'o.uns .eIy osaiy,
sometimes wiz oe very ,snse . osne'
u"ss very maeh rsa"eeo. .n.o.Aa
:, JOHNSON BOX %, Samio'o ose~s'
"aihe' NOV so' ''S''
l0psevsmsat Rsporte1 Oece0e0.
1897
"DRAR MRs PiSxHAn:-f wish 70
tell you that ! an improving In health.
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Mems Alpine Hats,
88c. Each.

We are going to sell a lot OF
these tomorrow, and It IS the
price that will enable us to do It..
mi, is one Of the greatest hat
values OF the season. And any
man who is a contemplating
purchaser should give this con
ajeration. The lot consists OF
black. brown and pearl alpine',
with trimmings Of line silk. The
line must he seen to he appreciated
Special notice Our entire stok
of Mems Fine Straw Hats OF
split, rough and Mackinaw
straws, which sold heretofore
at s.. 50 and $500. will he
closed out Tomorrow Any
STYLE in the whole I m
stock for bsOV
N.,a yloo,. COR e. corusr
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bey,set out fr a day a. the beach IN
the forenoon they advised her 10 lie
down or else 60 home for rest.
She dia lie down. but ats In the after.
noon she was seen BUSTING about In
avenue. clad In a pink shirt. sNsi
striped with white. and \ skirt Of green
and white checked cotton goods. from
which she had ripped a distasteful ruff
lie. making n - IN ~ as TO reach
barely - her ankles.
she wore = white sailor with a black
blnlI and A SCARLET baby rfbbon on her
neck se' IN her dark beauty nicely.
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lAOY'S COMPANION.

Margaret was employed ~ C mr7 ON
b. Mrs Lester Allen. wife % the ma.
zine engine u. AZ ln2 East one Hundred
and Sixiy-h'th street.
She slept a. home anu her mother
, say she Was never 4Eay over night
,ut once. and u m she arrived In the
nd remained with . xiii friend Instead
u returning home.
The girl hsd two big yellow patches
N her throat Monday morning. Aug &.
when she LETT her mother, n was feel
ing sick al over"
The Aliens thought her ~. and when
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LEFT RINGS BEHIND.

But 1t wasn't much Of an outht TOT
an elopcment, % for a lOng absence,
and the girl left behind her many items
of d-ess more costly ind.her rings. TOO
And he had less than y In money
Vt no one has seen ner since
The youns people say Margaret vas
~passlonateiy fond OF dancing. and three
or four times when she has lbsenied
her.elf from her duties IN the afternoon
Mrs. Allen has learned that she had
spent the time dancing AZ one ~ the
picnic grounds In the Bronx.
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oreus as a man OF thlrty-hys and 4,
noted as a pedestrian.
In is3s he walked from Marinet,e u
Cincinnati "a attend the National q. A.
r. Encamprent there. ana last year
after thirty days practice on his arst
bicycle wheeled from rs home 70 the
P~hiisdel3hla entampment.
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Shoes,98c
For Girls and Boys.

Large assortmentof Shoes
and Slippers for girls, in rus
set and dongola kid; also
sandal slippers and Southern
Ties. For Boys - Heavy
weight with spring heels
exceptional at the above
price. s.,.,A v,ss.. ssA q session.
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F. Mems Stiff and
Soft Bosom Shirts.

Fancy Numbered, with ? coIlars
and I pair cuffs, OK blood. navy
blue and light blue, with narrow
white stripes. 49,.
Another lot with one pair link
cuffs, oolors heliotrope, black and
white-pink, black and white
blue, black and white. Whole
sale price Of both lots was 500
dozen. Any shirt in E0c
either lot, wv
v.,, y-.o, snsA a. Sc ioa
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Boys All Wool Knee Pants. 25c.

Desirable patterns; made with patent
waist band; standard drill pocketing
and tape seams; for boys from 4 to
IS years.
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Groceries.

Peaches, fine Delaware, quart, s
Potatoes, fine, i.luart basket, 5
Cu;umbers, large each, I
Cooking Pears, quart, 5
Cooked Conei Beet or D
BonsleSs Ham, sliced, per II -
Swiss Cheese. best imported, *
per h., -
\. \. State Full Cream ChecS,
or iSt. kind, per *
10, -
Ccry.lat Sausage, delicious our
igc. kind, per h., $50. our 10
80. kind, per h., ~
Lemons extra large, fancy, *
doz., -
Coffee, Java, Moch1 AMI Mara
aibo mixed our regular prics
2Se., beln or ground .Jf On
this sale. at, per IT,, ~
svai ra- On 2
B~LooMINGDALE BROS,
q Ave, 5sih ans 10Th So.
m"#
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Mems Fine Suits at $4.44, S5.55, $685.

They are made OF chevlotS, caSsmereS and woSteds, in checks,
plaidS, overplaidS, stripes and mixtures also guaranteed fast color
pure wosted blue serge; every garment thoroughly we'll made, lined
and trimmed in the best manner. They were made to sell at $500,
$500, and $500 respectively.
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A Great Clothing Opportunit

Chr clothing department is A very particular place. Ii serves
men to the best for the least quickest especially IN SATURDAYS.
when The word is Hurry" Tomorrow we offer some rouSng
values in Mems Clothing, and also som. for boys. Every suit is
worth at least double the Price asked
The evening world., 1900-08-17

This Shaving Outfit contains
everything Necessary Tor i lulck,
easy shave. Il Will Tay for itself
the first week. Tomorrow, com.
plete. This IS what the outfit
( mains
I Genuine Hollow. Grouni Razor.
with guarantee.
I Genuine HorSehide Hand or
Swing Strop
I Belgian Razor Hone.
China Mug.
I BriStle llthtr Brush.
{ Cake Be-, shaving SOAP.
I Bottle Bay Rum or Witch
Haze.
( Bottle OF BHllilntine or Qunine.
I Cake Of MlgneSll.
I Stitk o, Superilne Cosmetic.
a.. E..r urh l. So rnu
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Bows Wash Salts, PC.

All those which have been selling at 75c. and
Si.OO; tomorrow at this extraordinarily low price;
large VARIETY OF styles deep sailor collars and fly
fronts; all well made; this offering should he
taken advantage Of Immediately.
s,r,ai Tisr epA ~ s..iiaa
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PureL inenC Collars, Doc. HalfDoz

We want YOU to make comparisons Of everything we ,el. hut
here is an item upon which we especially ug. an ex,cing oompln-
son. There are collars and cuffs which sell for less than ms, but .uth
quality has never heen sold before outside OF BloomngtileS at any,
where near this price. Better take advantage "a this sale immediately.
The collars and cuffs are really worth three times as much as We
sell them for Mems and Boys SzeS-NyleS, wing, straight stand
ins. pokeS. round corner standing and high and oG tun. down. They
at sod in half dozen lots only. No mail ordeS-None {. OIL
Cuffs, 8 rMi for soc.
Same d%ualtes as the collars, N link or plain and button.
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Confectionery.


From our large assort-
ment Of selected sweets,
these specials ON Saturday:
Chocolate Marshnallows, IN
the best quality, per box, ~
Cocoanut Popcom Kisses, a deli.
ciouS mixture Of poptom and
ootoinut, mola0eS ia IN
vor, per h., ~
New England R-lnut Brittle, fresh
and ersp. put up in | IN
IL boxes, per box, ~
60.
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Dress Suit Cases, Csc. and 2.25.

The last OF these q or 0e tomorrow. They are unlusSto1.
ably the beN value offered IN III line this season.
Tnose at 9c. ar, covered with green hook doth eltier o.
nerS. eanylS lined, hnS losk.
Those at Sl.1S an. OF kather in tan or olive color, stitched al
around, canvas lined, brass btk md clasps, sirong. leather handles and
reinforced tornes. un no. 3a Fl a-rs-
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Articles You Will
Need for Preserving.

We are right in the pre-
season now. and as
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
LAND, STOCK AND CROP.

J. B. GOodpsster weighed up to
c. a. Peters, of Poplar Plains. l6
s26 10. yearling steers ~ si.25--
Owingsville Outlook.
At hog sale held at Danyiiie.
Ind thirty-niDe head Of hogs were
sold at an average of s63.50. the
highest-priced hog selling for $500.
Over 100000 horses have either
died or been killed in the South
African war. Ten thousand of
these horses and $4,000 mules were
shipped from this country to South
Africa for the English government.
The farm OF IS acres belonging
to the estate of c. +. Alfred. de-
ceased, at Lexington, was purchas-
ed at auction for the State College
at $3.50 per acre. The land will
be utilized by the experiment stu
dents.
Sultzberger d Schwartzchild re-
ceived from w. Z. Bedford, Of
Bourbon, sixty nine head Of cattle
and rom VIM. b. WoOdfOrd thirty
three, weighing I.675.
Garrett D. Wilson, of Lexington.
bought Of DIR. J. w. Renfrew, Of
Sharpsburg. his pair Of premium
mares. for 800.
The Fleming sburg Times Demo
crat, says AS the ravages Of the
hawks go far toward keeping down
the quail supply, we suggest that
every man who has a gun devote
one day to a hawk hunt and to that
end we suggest the first Friday in
December, which will be the 7th.
Brock d Railsback, of Clark
bought last week about 200 hogs,
most of which cost 44c.
DIR. u :. Price has sold to b. 4, ,
Tracy 1876 acres Of land near Hunt,
eor $3.50 per acre.
Will Gay last week bought Of H.
:. Caywood, OF North Mlddletown,
81 cattle at 4tc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
more Ihan skin deen. !he ea!!ee eseeeGG..eess ee eeGG.es
United Daughters of cOniederacy

The Fourth Annual State Meet
ing of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy was in session in Win
chester on Nov. 81 & %.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Ida StOner. of
Paris.
Vice President-Mrs George W.
SuIzer, of Msysville.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs,
Ann Desha Lucas. of Paris.
Recording Secretary-Miss Rosa
Todd, of Owensboro.
Treasnrer-Mrs. J. NJ Poyntz. OF
Richmond.
Historian-Mrs. Lula LOngmoOre,
Of Frankfort.
In speaking of the President the
Lexington Leader says:
She is a very attractive and cult
ured woman with much dignity. a
fine presence and well known all
over the State. She received a
unanimous vote in the convention
at Winchester and was somewhat
overwhelmed by the compliment as
it was wholly unexpected.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

Miss Susan Wymar, teacher in the
Richmond school, Chicago, ILL., writes
tho following letter 70 DR.. Hartman re-
Earding Pe-ru-ns. She says: "Only
those who have suffered a. / have, can
know what a blessing it Is 10 be able b
fnd relief in Pe-ru-na. This has been
my experience. A friend in need is a
friend indeed, and every bottle Of Peru
ma ever bought proved q good friend
10 mer-Susan Wymar.
Mrs. Margaretha Dauben, 1914 North
Superior St., Racine City, Wis, writes :
= feel 20 well and good and happy now
that pen cannot describe il. Pe-ru-na is
everything 10 me. have taken several
bottles Of Pc-ru-na for female complaint
/ am in the change of life and itdoes me
good" Pe-ru-na has no equal in all Of
the irregularities and emergencies pc
culiar TO women caused by pelvic
catarrh.
Address Or. Hartman, Columbus, o.
Tor free look fo- women only.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
Old Time Piddler's Contest

Did you ever hear fiddler ii /
die z" Aud 10 YOU play the fiddle
The old time fdile has been pushed
t. the wall long enough. The ladies
OF the Mt. Sterling Auxiliary of the
c. w. B. NJ. will have an oil time
fiddler. contest soui't me in Novem-
Der. Three prizes In eDld cOin-first
second and third will he awarded 10y
competent judges. Any ore who
wishes to play in the c0nt'-t will
please write Mrs. w. u. stros-nsn
Mt. Sterling, K,.
l4-lf
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
CHILDREN AND CASH.
How Boys and Girls in School spend
Their Money.

An investigation which BY many
will be regarded as singular was con-
Quoted recently in the Cleveland
school Of ST. Paul Ii had for its
purpose 10 determine il general the
notion which children have Of the
practical use Of money.
A list Of questions vas furnished BY
Prof. Ashcrafr. which the children
answered in writing. The questions
s;;sTlhs: 10 a-iernliE- iipe chnds esti-
mate Of money which be bad acquired
in three different wars, namely, BY
gift, suggesting partial restraint as to
spending; by earning, the most diff
cult mean. of acquiring, and BY find
ing. oy which be acquired With least
difficulty To these ends the follow
ing questions we're asked:
"lf you are given money about how
much each week.
IF YOU earn money. about how
mgch aci week.
"WAai 90 you DO Eith your
money:
IF you ever found money, what
did }ou DO With H.
"lf son lad one dollar 70 spend as
sou liked. shat would YOU buy
j. We. fean1 ;A:: q ;;h!ss ,ee;;S3 ciiiiii-
drln reporting. 80 per cent. earned.
OF were given money. or both. il
amounts ranging from iife cents 10
two dolar- per week. OF those Eho
thus received money. 81 per cent
made useful disposition Of IL. and Of
the 2jG children who had found
money. y per cent. put il 10 useful
purpose. \ noteworthy character
i.tic Of The answers TO the question
relative to finding money va. that Ga
per cent. Of those who had done 50
having made attempt 10 re-
store il 10 the loser. and that 50 per
cent. of those who had not found
money stated that II they should do
50 they would try 10 find the owner"
or 'put iu the paper" il a large
amount. or give il TO tie principal or
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

By local applications a. they cannot
reach tie diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way 20 cure deaf
ness. and that. is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
THE tube is inaamed you have rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, sud
when ID is entirely closed, Deafness il
the result, and unless the inhamma-
ton eau be taken out and this tube
restored 10 IL normsi condition, bear
ing will be destroyed forever; which
is nothing but an inh ,med condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
f0f any case OF Deafness Caused by
catarrh that cannot be cured by Hal's
Catsrrh Cure. send ioT circulars,
free.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Fsmilv Pills are the best.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

Now ia the time when Group and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal. The
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results is One Minute
Cough Cure. /, ia very pleasant to
take and can be relied upon to quick.
ly cure coughs, colds and al! lung di.
sesses II viii prevent consumption
n .. DuERsON.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
Will PrObated.

The will Of Judge j. W. Lindon,
vino died at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. H. Hargis, was rroba-
ted Monday. He had given his
daughter, Mrs. Ida B. Gambill, a
farm worth $4,000, which he con
sidered her share Of the estate /:
hence the balance Of the estate was
given to lis daughter, Mrs. A. II.
Hafgis.-Winchester Democrat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

Many people worry becsuse they
believe thsY have hear; di-esse. The
chances are that their hesris are all
right but their siomachs are unable to
digest TODD. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
aigas;s what YOU -s, sud prevents The
'ormation of gas which makes the
stomach press sgains' the heart II
will cure every form OF digestion. F.
G. DuERs9N.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
A PataI Accident

The burning to death Of Mrs. liz
zie Tracy, Of Winchester, noted in our
last issue, wss caused by the scciden.
tai overturniug Of bottle Of turpen-
tine. She was bathing bruised an.
kle when the daughter knocked the
bottle ever and instantly the mother
was cnycloPed in flames.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
Compulsory Vaccination.

Small pox exists at Huntington
Ashland, Ceredo and other points
along the &. 4, o. road. Ia view Of
the danger. the road sent "A corps
OF physicians over the road with
orders to vaccinate every employee
OF the road.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
A Failure.

The coal miners strike In Hop
kins county, KY. was failure.
The strike order Of President
Woods, Of the United Mine Work
ers. was entirely ignored. and more
miners presented themselves for
employment Monday than could
find work.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
Bright's Disease.

High living, intempersnce, exposure
and many other things bring on Bri-
ght's Disease. Foley's Kidney Cure
will prevent Brsght's Disease and all
other kidney or bladder disorders, If
taken in time.
Sold by f G. Duerson, druggist.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

The question Of building rail
roads in Kentucky is attracting
considerable attention at present.
People who have good memories
will remember that in opposing the
adoption Of the new Constitution.
we stated that il would be many
years before another road would be
built in this State. We are still Of
the same opinion.-Carlisle Mercu-
ry.
In the past 10 years only 81
miles Of road have been built in the
State.-( Railroad Commission.)
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

Help is needed at once when per-
sons life is in danger. A neglected
cough or cold may soon become seri-
Gus and should be stopped at once.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly
cures coughs and colds and the worst
cases OF Group, bronchitis, grippe and
other throat and lung troubles. F. c.
DUERsoN.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
Change in Commencement Exer-
cises.
cises.

A. change will be made in the
commencement exercises in Ken
lucky University next June. The
senior class decided to abolish the
valedictory, salutatory and other
speeches, and have instead an ad-
dress from some distinguished
speaker.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
TO California.

Parties contemplating a trip to
California would find it to their
interest to consider the advantages
offered by "The True Southern
Route" for both first and second
class travel Daily Pullman stan
dard sleeper, st. Louis to FL Paso
and FL Paso to Los Angeles and
San Francisco. Through Pullman
tourist sleeper, st. Louis to Los
Angeles and San Francisco every
Thursday night. No high attitudes
and free from ice and snow. An
ideal winter way to the land of sun
shine, fruit and flowers. Write for
rates, time card and full particulars.
A. A. GALLAGHER, ID. 7. A,
Iron Mountain Route,
4O8 Vine St., Cincinnati, o.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

When the stomach Is tired out it
must have rest, but we can't live
without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
"digests what you eat" so that you
can eat all the good food you want
while il is restoring the digestive or
gans to bealtb. Il is the only prepa-
ration that digests all kinds OF food.
+. G.. DUERsoS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

When you need soothing and
healing aDti-septic application for any
purpose, use the original DeWitps
Witch Hazel Salve, well known
cure for piles and skin diseases. 1t
heals sores without leaving scar.
Beware OF counterfeits. f. G. DUER-
SON.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04
No Lieutenant Governor.

So many qae ,ioHs hsvs been s-ked
US in regard . the mater of the LEV
tenant Governorship, We ke pleasure
in answering them all at once.
J.C W. B'ckhsm i now L'.-Gov
ernor, "exerci-ing al the power aud
authority appertsining 10 the office ~
Governor"
Or the llth Of December be will
become Governor in fact, aud the "
flee Of Lieutenant Govern r will be-
vacant, and will not be f led until tle
regular election in 1903 The speak
er pro ten Of the S.naie (now Sens
tor Cater from Anderson count :
will A. - Governor 100 thr event tlr
off 20 q GOV r1rr become vsc4lt. ol
the Govsru,- b. out of the state ien.-
porsrile. ,ons'or Carte tim ex-
pires 80. i.i, i5yZ T1e Seuate W.
select BE -ucce--1r a. Pre-id.tt p.
triii iN .ti - D. q ~ --- 80 i44 p
on tn fret Tue.day after TIC fir.
Mond4 To- January 1902.
In tfo even o. a vacancy in he o.
ice Of Governor and President pio
tenn. Of he Senate, the Secretary Of
Stale would act a. Governor until tir
Senate could meet and elect a Pre-
dent pro tenn d., who wou a. once al.
minister the office Of Governor. The
secretary Of State would not Vacste
iis Office because Of his acting a. Gov
ernOr.
Had Ygike- been elected Governor.
Beckham would have retained his Of
fee A. Lieutenant Governor.
The Speaker pro tenn geis $40 per
day when tne Legislature is u Sc.
sion, and at the rate Of So 800 pei
year, or within traction Of $l8 per
dag, while acting a. Goveruog-Csr-
lisle Mercury, Nov ~.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1900-12-04

Frank 5. Allen, of Sharpsburg,
has received a large collection of
curios from his brother, Major ii.
I. Allen. L. 5. A.. now stationed
in the Philippine Islands.