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party. He can recognize clean,
Just and conscientious man though
that man be Of opposing politica
faith, and he has seen and known
such a man in Judge A. A.
Hazelrigg, with whom he has
served as a member Of his fiscal
court for near eight years. 1t is
this man c. G. Thompson Esquire,
who, when he saw the acts and
motives Of a clean conscientious
official assailed. comes out like
the correct man that he is, and by
one expression Judge Hazelrigg
is as clean aud conscientious a
public servant as ! have ever
known" puts to fight the men
who would assail honor, ability,
correct business principles and at
tentiveness to duty in order to
satiate thirst for public office.
Charlie Thompson has done
WHAT Turned against the prin-
ciples of the Republican party?
No! Gone to work for or loaned
his influence for Democratic SUI
premacy2 We would say no,
and that he has done no more
than what will be approved by
hundreds OF Republicans who
prize right above mere office, and
who love truth and will contend
for it to the crushing Of the par.
tisan spirit.
Charlie Thompson has said
Judge Hazelrigg is a clean man
and in this he will be corroberated
by the true and just of the party.
His letter has caused much COM
motion. Why? The cause is
apparent. His conscience would
not allow him to be quiet while
he saw that virtue dearest to all
good men, character, assailed and
its obstruction threateded when a
word from him would cause truth
to rise again Wrath OF the op-
posing element assailed in fierce
ness, but its echo is dying away
in the distance and the plaudits of
men give cheer and courage to {.
G. Thompson who has done the
only thing the true man could do.
Read his letter.
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Public Sale.

At the Courthouse in Mt Ster-
ling, Monday, November 20, 1905,
(Court-day), at 2 o'clock p. m.
will sell 10 the highest bidder 43O
acres of farm land in high state OF
cultivation, known as the Wash
Proctor farm, and located one
fourth mile from Thomson Station.
lying about two thirds in Clark air
one-third in Montgomery. J. is
well waiered and has two residences.
with outbuildings for each, and one
tobacco barn, and is susceptible OF
division. 1t will be offered in two
tracts with dwelling on each. II
will also be stfered as whole, and
the best bidder gets the prop
cry. The farm fronts on the Sew
ell Shop and Thomson Station pike.
See plat of this farm later.
TERMS .-One-third cash, one
third in one year. and one-third in
two years. bearing six per cent.
interest; or purchaser can pay all
cash. EVA CLAY PREwITT.
For further information call or
or address j. Will Clay, Mt. Ster-
ling, KY
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9THE SICK.a
-

Dick Robinson has been sick
since Saturday.
Mrs. c. F. Thomas continues
quite sick at Gray Street mfr
mary, Louisville, with typhoid
fever Her colditioa is mo G
favorah e,
Mis-. Chornie KEN Anderson,
wife of DR.. Bruce Anaersoo, OF
Paris, "a sister of Roy Kern, @. TINS
city, has been seriously sick.
Try those excellent oysters at y.
b Whites, only Soc quart l4-Zt
None better than Tie Monss
Shoes for men.
j IL Brunner. the shoe man.
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Temperance Rally by Antioch
School.

Mrs Emma Walkers SCI CO., in
District No. 10, will, on next Fri
day afternoon, beginning at 2
O'Clock, at Antioch church, give q
temperance program OF songs and
recitations. .
The following children will take
part Ellie, VERNE, Clifton, Will.
lam and Roy Prewitt Louis, Ellis.
May and Cora Myers; Prewitt,
Oliver, j. w. and James jackson /:
Alice and Rilda Wilson; Mertie
and Lutte Becraft; Mason Young,
Henry Risner, George and Matte
Moore, Susie Judge, Ada Duna-
way, Ida Morgan and Annie
Motley
b. w. Trimble, of the Mt. Ster-
ling Advocate, is on the program.
All arc cordially invited.
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Most Beautiful

home around Mt. Sterling, Tor sale.
20 acres of land. A new brick
nouSc. Large stock barn. Plenty
of stock water. Fruits of all kinds.
Beautiful shade. Electric light.
City water. No city taxes. Bath
room. Furnace. All modern i'm
prove m en- IS and conveniences.
West side city, with prevailing
winds from the West. Good
neighbors. Must be sold. Origi-
nal cost $16,750. If you mean
business and want to buy, call Gin
H. Clay Mckee and get price and
terms. If you want to see and ex-
anime the property, call on
Mrs. May c. Baum
Lexington Ave,
s-...s ssa Mt. Sterling, Ky. =.
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Rey. +. +. Dawson has bought
the Orme residence on Rogers ave
nue. for 1920, and will soon &C
cupy IL.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET,


ron eu,ArpE shy NTOR
u b. EOioN'
Representative-oOth District
J. WILL CLAY
Of Montgomery
ca,n,- r,dro
A. A. HAZELRIGG
con..u ,,,o,.,ov
CLARENCE r. THOMAS.
con,,- cio,t
JOHN y. KING
eho,sn
CLIFTON r. PREWITT
.sso..or
C. A. MCCORMICK.
1.,or
Observation-Disclosures
MI. GOODWIN.
c-.,r,.
GEORGE q. FAsTlN.
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Wy. T. FITZPATRICK,
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The city and school TAX books
are now in my hands for collection.
and are due. II not paid before
November lst a penalty of 1919
will he added G. f. CooNs,
loft City tax collector
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

W. are authorized TO announce JAMES !.
ROBERTSON as q candidate for jaicr of Mont
gomcly County, subject to the action oil tic Re
publican party.
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w. o. Chenault has sold the Lit
Mark mare for $3.50 to Texan.
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Before You Sell

Your Turkeys, Geese, Ducks or
Chickens see or call
Sullivan d Toohey
Bell Phone, 81. Mt. Sterling, Nv.
Home Phone. ia. 15-6t
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Buy button cali j. d NJ, Shoes
at Walsh Bros.
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BIRTHS.
e~~~~~~~~~~~~

To Artie Fitzpatrick and wife
on Wednesday, October / 1905,
daughter, III pounds.
In this city Monday, Octob r
l6, 1905, TO the wife Of NJ. +. Hin
son, son.
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Have your measure taken at
Guthrie Clolh'ng Company.I
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Ladies, see the West Point Toe,
latest in Ladies' Shoes. Punch ~
Graves.
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Special Registration be fore
County Clerk, October 30th, 3l't
and November LIST.
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For Rent.

House on Howard avenue.
14-3 Apply to S. W. GaitsRill.
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School Tablets, Blank Books.
Pencils Pens, Inks, School
Bags, Etc. Best line at
Eonnoay's Drug Store.
For Rent.

l27 acres, AZ acres in wheat, S
acres tobacco, 20 in meadow and
balance in bluegrass.
1l-tf. II. Nj. Smith.
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I Told You So.

When you want the best sausage
call Phone 81.
CARRINGToN ~ LINDSEY.
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Royal Silk Push Underwear
Sole agents, Punch d Graves.
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Guthrie will fit and suit yor
Leave your measure to-day.
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Good Shoes for bad Toys. Punch
& Graves.
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Cluet Il E. q w. Shirts. Puncl
Z Graves.
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Ladies' $50 Calf-skin Shoes,
solid leather sole and counters
Punch q &raves.
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j. q NJ. Shoes hold their shape
Sold by Walsh Bros.
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Ii you have a farm for sale, list
1t with ARNOLD, the Real Estate
man. He will sell it for you and
not charge you big commission.
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Sweaters. Punch q Graves.

Cluet and f. w. Shirts. Pu"rh
& Graves.
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MmenS) lit als antiieptildes 2abn.
ltno WsunomaIier uniibertroffen. Sn
allen slpotbeten All baben.
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gpmtbera asacific 8abn.

Mbfahrt
Rad ytetu Orleans, SDnftDn unb Sol,
befon taglih LAO Born.
uno. 1890 Mbenbs.
Nab eagle 8aB, 81 Yaio, galifDrnien
unb WeritO ...a......,...a: 900 Born.
Nntunft.
8Dn ysetu Orleans, Soufton unb Sol
neiton taalieb ...7.35 Neoraens
unb 600 Nehn1..
Son 81 Baio, @alifDrnten unb Merito
S.f0 glhpuha
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Sn Werbinouna nit oem 81

= SIN Yerbinouna init oem Ser.
tanf Der 2dnoereien bes Duminita=
nerDroens auf ben 8hilippinen i'm
llmfange BON l60. 600 Ndern an Die
yhilippisens Reaierung beitano bisz
bee nod INNER cine Differens. neil
Der Healerung Der 8e1ibtitel fiir orei
0acienoaa nift ausreiheno erIhien
nno oas aaufgelo BON So, 800, 900
lpar oesbalb felt Sabr uno gaa in
Stem gort oepuniert. Sept lit nun
5miihen Setretdr 9aTt uno Senur
8uittieres. als 8ertreter ber 8bilip.
pine Sugar gitates Development
gompanp, elm Nbtomlaen aetrDffen
moroen, m0nah Der 5treit einem
aus Dem Oberrihter glrenlano uno
oem beiiibenoen Hibter @inaro pom
Bbilipplnen Gupremeaeriht bette.
benoen Shiebsaeribt sur gnifdlei.
oung unterbreitet rueroen 1ou. G5ou.
nernenr Gright muroe iDfort ppn
oem Nbtommen benahrihtiat uuo
Die Sabe oiirfte oamit erlebiat Sein.
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Giieababl= =JaDr= =Ylall.
5. s. @. ~. 8abu.
0fhf fosErt

Iab alien 0Drbs1erass sguntten ........
300 Borm
yfab ct. 9ouis, Mempbis nnb benz
Often. .................1 i llbr nabm.
Nab WDro 9eras, aanias gitp nno
ct. GDuis. .8.l5 aben6s
Nabgferito: 8 llbr BORN. u. 10. 25abenbS.
Mnfunft.
Son ct. 9Duis unb benz Siten. 7:3O 8prm,
Bon l0calen Bunftett .... 1920 nlittags
8Dn ct. 2ouis unS bem Often: 9.55 aben6s
Bon 9areoo uno Meritp -. .12:4O nabm.
unb .7.5O abenos
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= gs lit oft Der Sal, oaB cine
triae Geber ourb au pieles glien
nerurlabt miro. Heauliere ben
appetit uno nimm Or. gluouit 4D.
nig's 6ambnrger Iropfeu.
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gBir iino autDriiiert, 6errn SSObn
Bauer ais 4anoibat fir Mlberm n
at large bel Der bebDritebenben 8at1l
anaufiinoiqeu,
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gSir limb aut0riiiert Serrn 9lo. 9rets
als &anoioat fir bas Nn,t eines giIber,
man "at Large" Der StabtG San @ntoniD
in Der fommenben 8abl ansuaeigen.
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@ir limb aatorifiert ansuseisen, oas
Serr gSm. Z. 9tcbter
aanotoat flir bic 8iebers8abI fir oQs
anlt etnes Nloerntan at 9aroe" it.
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2Slr lln0 antDriifert, an8nfiin6iaef,
oaB Serr
VDrieS y. 8rDipn
bel Der fommenben .ssahl &anbibat tiir
oa8 Wfaborsamt 1T.
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sSir iinb autoriiiert ansuseieen, oaB
Serr SrDam Gallaaban
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&anoioat fiir oa8 Mnt zines Mtapors Der
Staot SON WntoniD in Der ton.nenben
Sta6ttpahl 1T.
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aanoioat fur oas Mmt eines Sbabmei.
tiers Der Staot San antoni9 in Der tom.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-01
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
SOCIETY NOTES. :

A very interesting meeting of
the Chautauqua was held on Monday
afternoon, Mrs. j w. Eckford be-
ing hostess.
The Double Springs party re-
turned on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Ella McFarlane is
visiting Miss Lorraine Goar. mt Nc
Kcnzic, Tenn.
The many friends of Mrs. R.P.
Clack are happy to have her with
them again. She is the guest OF
Mrs. Maynard.
Mrs. James Greene returned
last week from visit to Mrs. Rufiin
at Mayodan, North Carolina.
Misses Cliff and Irene Blair, oi
Tupelo. spent Sunday at the Clifton
home.
MIR. NJ. Rose was in town las,
week.
Judge Il. b. Haughton left sun
day for visits to West Point and
Columbus.
-Messrs. Ben Searson and Doug
las Searson are very welcome visit
ors to the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Humphreys Hol-
der and Miss Mary Lou Sykes leave
to-day for visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. Henry Tschudi and three
little girls are spending short while
with the Misses Mosby.
Miss Katie Lou Spragins re-
turned Saturday last. after spending
some weeks in Memphis, Senatobia,
Eureka Springs and St. Louis.
Master Angolc Staicos- was the
very handsome host at birthday
party, on Tuesday afternoon, cele.
brating his fifth birthday. A party
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-01

If we haven't what you want III gro
ceries,-tell us abont it, and we will
mean to carry the goods and give you
service which will at least entitle us
to share of it. Any order, no mat
ter how small, will receive pronpb at
tention and be appreciated. We car
the best goods in all lines, and salts
faction is guaranteed. Phone 20 OF
call on us when in the city. Yours
for new business, F. D. CARTER 81 Co.