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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital City Route"
Je,ve Washington. Penna. X. r. Station.
,o.oS a m. SEABOARD FAST NAIL -
nSiiy Through Pullman Sleepers to
Jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta.
FLA AND METROPOLITAN
ensiiv LlMITED-Solid train TO ST.
Nry,is,jne' with Pullman, Drawing Room,
Compartment. Observation. and Dining Cars,
also Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta Pullman
sleeper Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturdays to
southern Pines CPinehurstl.
Tb.se trains offer excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg Raleigh. Southern Pines
fpineburst), Camden. Columbia. Savannah.
Jacksonville. and all Florida points. Char
lotto Athens. Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
t,noora. Nashville. points West and Southwest
a a., a. m. LOCiT.-To Petersburg Raleigh,
Oaiiy southern Pines (Pinehurst).
Hamlet, and intermediate points,
Office, I4aI Penna. Ave.
W. II. DOLL. Gen. Agt Pass. Dept
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FOR RENT-SrORE & DWELLING.

FOR SALE-Stone and brick, 6 rooms and bath:
IIth St near i. Sc, $3.50: twO-stOry g.
10 suit LlEKEN & MUIILHAFER. 3Os East
Capitol. c2i-3
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REAL ESTATE.
I. II. BRADLEY,

]. T. BNADLEI,
PHONE WEST 105.D. 1919 SD STREET
FOR RENT Per Year
iGi6 10th ST.. 19r and bath. fur. y 500
Per Month.
apoi q ST.. lOr and bath. unfur. 80 20
snss ,nu,Iridge ~ and hath. unfur. p %
sisT q 81; IT and hath. unf,ir ~ 80
apl7 Y st.. l5r and hath unflir r........ lcI %
siaS q ST.. sr and bath. untur. 30 o.
fiip 3lst ST. lpr and hath. unfIir. 80 10
Bethesda Park Md. lTr and bath. untuT. 80 %
FOR sALE-A bargain. in West Washington,
thTec-stoTy and basement brick. rooms and
> baths; a. M. l.; rents for s1j per month.
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FOR REET-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.


housekeeping. private bath and toilet; delight
ful for summer. 1905 u st. ne. m27-i
FOR RENT-Desirable room io- sumner. A
Quincy It. ne. m29-3
FOR RENT-To careful couple without chi,
drcn. four room, in modern Hat, Slj, including
gas. Call 1886 II Il. ne. mZ'-S
FOR RENTING unfi nisl,ed rooms. second
floor; bath; cheap Gsi IL 81 nv. m2'-S
FOR RENT-Jme l. ? lar.e uniurnishea room.
with sioleroon; gas for cooking; steam heat;
third floor. COO nth St. nw. Call after a. m
eos
FOR RENT-Large unfurnishcd room next to
hath. 2lsk st. nv. e26-S
FOR RENT Two unfurni,hed connecting
rooms; rent low; clean, quiet house. slg 18Th
st. NV. e2G-S
FoR RENT-Thrce rooms. housekeeping, near
Library, second floor. go 30 St. sc. rn26-3
FOR RENT-Three rooms. bath same floor.
| iIl3 st. NV. nI2G-3
FOR RENT-Tlrre unfu1nisnrd rooms On Nil
ford Road. Brightwood, or two furnished looms
for gentlemen. with breakfast, rcnt reasonable.
Address BON 222. this Office. nsG-S
FOR REST-rufurnished. three large. cool
rooms; modern improvements. 1928 IA. ave.
nv. m2j-o,
FOR RENT-Tvo unfurnishod rooms cheap.
.'pPe 'No 'tH ST. NV iii-H-"
FOR RENT-Entire second door. unfurnishc,i.
light housekeeping; all modern improvements.
90 North Carolina ave n25-S
FOR REST-Two rooms. bay window. southern
exposure, 80. slS y Il. NV. MIS-
FOR RENT-Two or three unfinished rooms,
light housekeeping. Gil sth st. ne. m25-3
FOR RENT-Unfurnished. two cheerful rooms,
cheap. Ill California st. ne. mss
FOR RENF-U Unfurnishct. four rooms. bath.
housekeeping, second floor, reasonable. I2i u
ST. NV. m2j-S
FOR RENT-TWo unfurn!shed rooms. second
FOR RENT-Threc unfurnishcd rooms. Ilo5
sth st. NV. m253
FOR RENT-Three hnc unfurnished rooms.
with bath. second hoor- Gi7 X ST nv. mis-
FOR RENTING uufurnishcd rooms on sec
ond ;!Oor. very reasonable. 1913 10th Il. nv.
m25-3
ron RENT-Four unfurnlshcd rooms. light,
lath. as per month. Apply II + 81. nv.
u.s5-S
FOR RENT-Three roonis and hath. nnfur.
nishcd. for light housekeeping: overlooking
park. central. Address Bon 2Il. this Office.
ni25-3
FOR RENT-Three unfurnishcd rooms, ID floor;
sls per month. lj0s mh 81. NV. .24-1
FOR RENT-Flat Of three unfmnishci rooms
Spd urc furnished; rent reasonable. 1894 g;h
Il. .24-3
FOR EENT-Two large unfurnshcd front
rooms, southern exposure; heat, gas, and bath
on same floor. 645 Florida ave. NV. e2i-3
FuR REN1-Thrce uniuTnishcd rooms. Kitchcn
containing range, eic.. sl2. nice private dwell.
ing. Dl2 ist ST. nw. e2i-3
FOR RENT-Two front rooms; sI2. ITO, 9th
1t. nr. sg,-J
FOR RENT-Drsiiable fiat, two. three. or four
rooms. entire second floor; porcelain hath;
very reasonable; convenient to nh ST. ear,
gle Il st NV. m2i-s
FOR RENT-rn;urnished. third floor, three
rooms. large closets; newly painted and na-
pered; gas, heat, hot water; light hous-ke..r-
ins. 127 Indiana ave. msi
FOR RRNT-smal stOreroom Al Takom. Park.
D. g; fne location. }. ). SNORNsTEDT. li2i
NCy York ave. e22-G
FOR kENT-furnished unfinished ,le,iT.lhIa
rooms. at 1926 9th st. NV; convenient location;
summer rates. mgl.7
FOR RENT-Rooms. Tho Astoria, 81 and & Is |
NV: central location: modern m2l-tt
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Dogs. cats. rabbits. guinea pigs.
monkeys. snakes parrots. oyster shell and chick
food. SCiIMlDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st
NV. US23u
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED-By lady, room and board; room
furnished A. sltiinE room; not 10 exceed s2J
Address BOX 2i3, this office. m27-s
WANTED-By mounted policeman. rooms
Furnished OF unturnisicdD with board. for
self and colored man servant: between Florida
ave. and Rock Greek Church Road. Bright.
wood ave and 18th St: state terms. ADDE'S
BOX go, this office. caG-3
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HELP wANTED-MALE G. FEMALE

MANTED-Several canysssers, white or col
ored, ladies and gents: big money for hustlers.
Call two evenings, 6 to p. m, 1Iii Maryland
ave. sw. MI
wANTED-Boy or girl for acrohatic act: state
age weight, etc. JAMES HALL 1903 King St,
Alexandria. Va. el
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished or un'ir-
nished. for housekeeping. SSj i. ne. m2'-3
FOR RENT-Scyrral large. airy rooms, fur.
nshed and unfuTnisied; no children. lpt~ II
/. nv. n'1-S
FOR RENT-Thrsc unfurnished rooms on Mil
ord Road Brightwoud. or two furnished rooms
.ur gentlemen, with b.cakfast; rent reasonable
tr.l-S
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ln the Northwest. furnished or un.
furnished rooms for light housekeeping; state
price. Address BOX 23s, this Office. m27-S
WANTED-hn unfinished room. facing south:
above Florida ave, and between 18th and 18th
sis.; - month. address Bon 2i0. this Office
m21-3
NANTED-By n foreign student. room, not
over - per month. between 4th and 18th Sta
and Pa ave. Jnd II 81. NV, ia private family
Where there are no other roome.s. address
BON 22s. this Office. u2G5
NANIED-one unnirnished room; gas: light
housekeeping. Address BON sl0 this oficc.
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SITUATIONS wAN-ED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

MRS. MooRE's SOUTHERN AGENCY selects
seliablc hcip of I'll kinds. I'll 9Th tt. nv. nj
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oCEAr! STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YoRK-SoC CTHAMPTON-LoNDON.
ST. iouis May 81 l0lm St. Paul. June 4, loan
PhiIhia May 9o.l loan st.Louis, June Il. loan,
RED STAR LINE.
NEW ORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Yaderland. May 81, neon iceland. June I, noon
kenSingt'n n.Nay 2S.noon fricsland, June II. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
CONPANl'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 st
n. W, or Gee ". Moss. l4ll g st. n. "
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WANTED-A reliable and competent woman to
60 TO New Bedford, Mass. to assist in light
housekeeping and care OF children. Gail at
1925 21st 81. INV. m21-s
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Al; trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
,rJ the East. 800. 'T:O5 (Diner). 1880 (But-
,sD ..o.g tDiner), IIlO:O0 Diner) a. m,
.Is.so GpnerJ. 800 c'Royal Limited
nirer, UI;O1 philadelphia only). sos
1IGnerc. 500 and 1880 p. M. Sleeping Car
open P,ti,ntc ~ ,' City. 7:05. 1000 a. m. ll2:ss
noon. 800 p. m.
.piilv. lExcept Sunday ''Sunday only.
xENpress trains.
B,rrare called for and checked nom hotels
,,J rssi,lences bv Union Transfer Co. on orders
Iss, NJ ,icke, Offices, 6l0 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

v ANTED-Good cook for institution. - week
also lsundres'. chumhcrin. ds. general workers,
and other cooks lgIS New York ave. mi
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WANTED-Maids. chambermaids. nurses. wait
resses. cooks. laundresses. general houseworkcrs,
buffers. for families hotels, resorts. LADIES
EXCHANGE. GA 18th St MI
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingion 6:l2 a. M. 6:52 o. M. $40 a. M. 9:4j
a. m. 200 p M. p:l5 p. M, and 0:3J p. m.
daily. Local trains from Harrisonhurg. II :sT
a. IN. week days and o:io p M. daily. From
Charlottesville. s:2s a. III. and $50 p. m.
d1i,.
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NANTED-Cook.. mattresses. kitchen rirls.
-. mhel niaids. and general workers hAR.
RElLS HOTEL AGENCY, 32i Pcnnsylyania
nw. mi
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wANTED-rIeipers and nca. sewers nn wais:s
and skirts. Apply after G. 1872 s. NV.
mat-o
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-No. 1853 9th st. NV. substantial
siz-room frame. with shed and water in yard;
lot .nxll2 feet; reasonable terms: price. 81 $50
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN. gIT + st. nw. m2.-3
FOR sALE-NIcest home (nw.) ever offered for
$, JCn; easy terms; investigate. W. c. HAL
DEGAN, 5lT 1ith st. c2i-3
FOR SALE-prcsscd brick. one SQUARE from
Pennsylvania ave. NV, sl go; nice home; easy
terms ". G. HALDEMAN. 7i1 lith st. e2i-3
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" "ANFED-six frxt-class fnisers on ilnc pants:
good wages sCliWARTz a PEI.ZMAN. 5rls-5oi
1tli Il. nv. m27.3
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Schedule in effect MAY Il. 1902.
Ieave Washington, New Jersey Ave. and c st.
Chicago and Northwest, 'l0:50 a. IN. '6:2o
Cincinnati. St Louis. and Louisville, '10:05
m .j:l5 d. m., .l:l0 night
Pitt.burg and Cleveland. 1850 a. m, 's:i5
d. n, and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, '6:20 p. m.
winchester, 1855 a. IN, AIS and $50
p. m.
Annapolis. Ii7:so, $3.50. ll1l:5O a. m. 1850.
FIeJerick, red E is rs. $780, lIo:5o a. M. ''1:ls.
Haserstovn. Illo;o5 a. m; and 1850 p. m.
Bow, and way points. s:35, $500 A. m,
..I:iJ 1850. 1850, '-1o:15. ll1:so p. m.
GaithersburE and way poiEH:s ~ 1000 "a 4
M o5. $50, '.l0:15, II 80 ,. m.
"Washing-on Junction and way points. s:35.
90 a. m, ..I:l5, ll4:So. $3.50 p: m
Baltimore, week days. xs:oo. 500. ESQ.
,7.O5 I;sA. rs. 80, s:s5, 1850. xl0:O0. 80 a
m xI9;20 noon, xl:S5. x3:0o. x4:00. xi:So.
a.S5 ,s:os. 5:g5 SG:2O. $3.50. xs:oo, xlo:oo.
MI 80. n:35 p. m. Sundays. x3;0o xI:o5.
: m $50 x9:O0 q. m, x12:2o, 1:1j, x3:o0.
,s.SO. x3:o5, $50, xs:0O. xlO:Oo. xll:so. n:35
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NANTED-Three women plain cooks and cham
bermaid. general houseworke- 10 leave city:
also white chambcrmaid. Inquire 1911 10th st.
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WANED-Lady cashier. % maids, storcroom
girls for Atlantic City: fare paid. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY, 50S 10th 81. cl
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FOR SALE-COTTAGES.

FOR SALE-Four-ro cottage. with summer
kitchen: one.half acre OF land: one-hali mile
rom Chain Bridge; convenien: to electric ears
md schoolhousei Walkers Chapel. Alexandria
county. Va. Apply loo ID st. NV. MISS
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TRAINS on BLuEMoyr BRANCH.

Leave Washington week days. s:l0 o. M.
loo p. m. 1:35 p. M, I;iD p. m, and 6:25
p. IN. Latter to Lccsburg only. Sundays
only, 9:lO a. NJ. and 6:25 p. M for Bluemont.
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NANTED-rour cCiored women cooks for Pitts
burg, Pa. BRITToN Il CO., Agency. 709 e st.
nv. mi
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WANTED-An experienced German nurse 10
take care Of infant; must have frst-class refer
ences. Address D0N 2s7, this office m27-3
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HELP WANTED-MALE

NANiEll-Two wagon helpers. two cooks, six
dishwasl,ers. carpenter two hell men. five wait
'is three house boys man and wife. two gro.
Gerry CLERKS. sHACkEEfCRD>. StI Z st. NV.
mi
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vANTED-By white girl. place in good family;
no washine or ironing; best OF references. Ap-
ply sl9 sth st. ne. mi
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wANTED-colored girl for general houscwori
800 1th st. NV el
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FRMALE.

wANTED-By colored girl. place as chamber
maid, or day work. 1903 ID ST. sc. mi
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WANTED-Whitc girl for office; good wages.
Call after p:3O q. M. 1928 Z St. Room 8. mi
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wANTED-A colored girl for general house
work. Apply 627 y St mi
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WANTED-liood reliable girl to cook and do
general hcusework: small family. Apply 1000
1th st. cor X ST sw cl
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WANTED-Mary Jackson, colored cook, for
merly five years at Chamberlain Club. to call
or address DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th
st. and Pennsylvania ave. MI
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WANTED-A girl for light housework. 79
9Th 81. nv. el
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WANTED-A colored girl for general house
work. Apply % c st. ne. mi
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Neutrality-suspicious. insher on custom
pants. Apply G36 @ st. NV, third floor. m2T-2
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Standard Oil Dividend Takes a
Plunge to Surprise Of
Everyone.

The dir, ctors of the Standard
Oil Company have declared a divl'
dend for the third quarter Of lSoS
of only So a share, which is IS q
share less than the dividend for
the same quarter OF 1901. stan
dard Oil stock broke Is points e
go. John d. Rockefelier's income
therefore, for three months Will he
81, 10000 less than il was the
same three months Of last year,
The dividend makes the total thus
far $50 a share for nire months.
Mr. Rockefeller owns abou, 40 per
cent of the entire capital stock.
His income from this stock for the
last three months, therefore has
been 80. 100000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Alexander Estate.

The will Of the late Charlton
Alexander. Sr. bears date Of the
eth of March, 1893. His son.
George Alexander, is charged with
$4,000, his daughter, Mrs. James
f. Clay, with $4,000 cash and
1000 in real estate; and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Laura Wiggins, of Gov.
ington, with $4,000.
After the four younger children
have been made equal with the
above, the estate is to be equally
divided.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Ran Into a Pool.

Liter Stone, son Of Mr.. Walter
:. Stone was drowned in pond
near Mammoth Cave, where lie
was attending the encampment of
the Kentucky State Guard as a
member of the Hospital Corps.
While trying to evade the guard
Wednesday night he ran into the
pond. His comrades, ignorant OF
his fate, made ne further search.
and the facts were not known un
til Friday morning, when his body
was found tloating on the surface
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
After More Taxes.

State Auditor Coulter Thursday
started an investigation intos the
holding Of mineral rights and coal,
oil and gas leases in the mountains
of Kentucky by capitalists of other
states which are escaping taxation
Section 1899 of the Kentucky stat
utes provides that all such rights
and leases shall be listed annually
for payment Of taxes. The audi
tor estimates that several million
dollars worth of such holdings is
not listed and taxed, as numerous
investments have been made in the
last two years.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Arrested at Hot SPRINGS
For Robbery Committed in This
County Will be Brought
Here.

Miss Sarah King aged twenty
eight years had been a domestic al
], Gano johnson's, "a farmer, OF
this county. Some months ago a
SUM ~ money containing three one
thousand dollar bank notes had
Aeea drawn from one OF our banks
ey ME johnson for the purpose Of
using il in q cash Investment and
awaiting the time for the trans
Nesien, Mrs, Johnsonwas wearing
Il ia belt aud one morning it
mysserieusly disappeared.
The facts were given to chief of
police, { 4, Wilson who has heen
at work continuously that he might
fasten the theft on the guilty per-
son. On last Tuesday afternoon
Miss King left Mt. Sterling, saying
she was going to Winchester. She
was shadowed. AT 4:40 same aft
ernoon she took the train for
Hot Springs, and the story goes
that even there she was not left to
herself.
One day she went to a bank 10
have $1,000 note changed when
the suspect has her arrested. Chief
Wilson has secured the requisition
papers from Governor Beckham and
he will return Miss King to Mt.
Sterling for trial.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Killed by Dynamite.

On Friday morning, while con-
struction gang Of East Tennessee
Telephone men were digging hole
on the Ben Hopkins place, near
Little Rock, a dynamite charge
failed to explode. Three men
were examining the load when it
suddenly discharged, killing one
and wounding one. Morgan Black
ford, unmarried, aged 80, of near
Owensboro, sustained a serious in
Jury To one arm.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Farm for Sale
on account Of bad health, will, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1902.

sell to the highest and best bidder, on the
premises, my farm, situated in Montgom-
cry county, on the North Middletown and
Mt. Sterling turnpike road, about 1 miles
from the former and from the latter
place, containing I27 acres, all in high
state of cultivation; has good 5-room
cottage, with all necessary outbuildings;
also two good tobacco barns, and one Of
the best orchards in the county This
farm is well watered having on il num-
Der Of never-failing springs and one good
pond. II is convenient to schools and
churches and post Office, and is all round
one of the most desirable farms in the
county.
The farm will be offered as whole and
i'll two tracts--one of go acres uuiniproved
and on the pike; one Of 81 icres, includ-
ing residence. etc The bids realizing the
most money will be effective "a
TERNGS- $500 cash on day o.
sale; one third of remainder on March i.
1903; one-third March I, 1904; one,third
March /, 1905, with per cent from
March J. 1903 when possession will be
given.
For further information call on the
undersigned at Mt. Sterling, or B. +.
Mark, Sideview, Ky.
J. t. MARK.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
NOTICE.
Master commissioners sittings

The parties and their attorney:
are hereby notified that the under
signed Commissioner of the Mont
gomery Circuit Court will begin
his sittings in the following named
cases, to wit;
B. j. Peters, Jr., VS. Jno. Bolts,
ETC.
Kate O'Connell VS. Nat Home B.
d L. Association.
G.. H. Prather, Administrator etc
VS. Lucy Knox, etc.
DAG. Howell, Administrators, etc,
VS. Phoebe Bolts, etc.
W. r. Maupin,s Administrator
VS. Mary Maupin, etc.
Mrs. Sarah B. Ratliff, Admins
traitor, ETC., VS. Susan B. Lane, etc
On Monday, August Is, 1902, at
his office in the Traders National
Bank building in Mt. Sterling, KY,
for the purpose of taking proof,
filing of claims and making settle
ments, and will adjourn from time
TO time until the same is concluded
in each of said cases.
j. CLAY CooPER,
23t Master Commissioner.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
LAND, STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

A fine rain on Wednesday fell in
this and Clark Co.
W. b. Greene has purchased Of
u. +. Fox 81 head Of 1900 ID. ex-
ports at S6.65. Mr. Greene also
bought Of c. o. Moberly 2S head
of 400 10. cattle at $3.50.
In Bourbon, the following sales
were made
Vol Ferguson purchased Of Jonas
Wiel 49 950-lb feeders at 3 cents.
J. W Ferguson bought of Earl
Ferguson 10 head of feeders, aver
aging 1000 pounds, at 5 cents.
r. B Hutchcraft sold to Simon
We'll 100 export ], ,4Oo-pound cattle
at S6.25, for August delivery.
w. II. Mcmillan sold to Houston
Il Lair lO5 fat 25O-pound hogs, at
$3.50, to go from the middle to the
last Of August.
Junius Clay sold to Schwartz
child x Sultzberger 900 lambs at 5
cents, and were shipped Tuesday
from the farm near Meyers station.
The Paris Milling Co. is receiv-
ing this week $4,000 bushels of
wheat from st. Louis. They are
buying this wheat cheaper than
Kentucky wheat is costing, consid-
ering quality.
The Santa Fe has started ali
open war in the Western freight
situation by giving notice that be-
ginning yesterday it will carry live.
stock between Chicago and Kansas
City for twelve cents hundred
pounds. This is a cut of eleven
and one.half cents and is the low
est rate since 1895.
In Clark, Thos. W Brock sold
20 We'll, 50 export cattle to 90 in
August and September, at 81 cents
per pound.
Robert Howell, of Grassy Lick,
bought Of NJ. H. Gardner, Of Clark,
eighteen 1000 pound feeders, for
18th of August delivery at cents
per pound.
The corn crop is going 10 be finer
than for years. The ears stand
out from the stalk, a good sign,
according 10 old-time corn grow
ers.
The dispatches tell OF the great
est harvest ever known being gath
cred in the Northwestern States.
Minnesota, North Dakota and
South Dakota have produced more
wheat, oats, barley and flax that
crop estimates have credited TO this
territory, and this has been accom-
plished under saverse conditions un-
paralelled since the settlement Of
the country. The corn crop prom
Ises also TO be immense, but this
depends somewhat on the weather
yet to come. 1t is estimated that
the cash value ofthe crops in these
three States will be nearly two
hundred million dollars.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
CA - IT O ri "A.
Bears the n The Kind You Haze Always Bought
Signature sf &<H2zlZs

r. G.. Dunn and Co. report fail
ures last week in the United States
TO 1876 against 1913 preceding week
and 173 the corresponding week of
last year. OF failures this week in
the United States, rs were in the
East, 80 in tne South, - - IL The
West and l6 in the Pacific States.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12

Knowing the futility of an effort
to beat Hon. South Trimble for
Congress the Republicans seem de-
termined on giving him a walk
over. If Col. Richard P. Stoll
with all his good points and clev-
erness, couldn't beat him before,
there is not a ghost of a chance for
any Republican to defeat him.
Lexington Democrat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Experiment.

tAeas. RodginS made a success
fal attempt Al exchanging signals
between Washington and Annapo-
lis, h0t failed to ascertain the
question of Interference fiom stray
currents, The experiments will be
continued to determine which is
the best system to- adopt for Il G
navy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Robbed While Asleep.

While returning home from
Nicholasville, where he had dis
posed of a quantity of wheat, re
ceiving therefor the sum of $3.50
Geo Higgs, a farmer residing at
Logana, Jessamine county, was
robbed of the entire sum by un-
known robbers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
In Trouble.

Former Congressman John d.
White, of Louisville, was present
ed in the City Court Friday on a
charge of shooting without wound
ing. His case was passed until
August u.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Kennedy KKenneeddyy'S S Drug Drug Store. Store

The Lexington Cattle Sale Com
pany will hold sale of fifty head
of short horn cattle in the latter
sails building adjoining the fair
grounds, Tuesday, August 18th,
1902. The sale will commence
promptly at l o'clock p. m. Ex-
cursion rates on all railroads. 3-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
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For the Slauqhter.

Next week the Republicans of
the Tenth Congressional district
will name a man to represent it in
the contest with Hon. F. A. Hop
kins, Democrat.