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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
WORLDS POLITICAL HORIZON
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

London, June 25.-Never has the
political horizon of the world been
as clouded as it is now since the
days when the great Napoleon
played pall with the kingdoms of
Europe. Everywhere is disorder
and unrest.
Russia is practically in state
of revolution which only the strict
censorship prevents from becoming
generally known. Street fights
which are regular battles are being
fought in the barricaded streets of
LODI.
The danger of war between Nor
way and Sweden is by no means
over.
War between Germany and
France is hanging over our heads
like the sword of Damocles.
Austria and Hungary are in a
state of the greatest turmoil, and
that actual civil war has not
broken out is due only to the love
and respect of everybody for the
old Emperor Francis Joseph. What
will happen when he dies is impas-
sible to foretell. but that his suc-
cessor will not be the ruler of both
countries is foregone conclusion.
In Italy the people are being
driven to despair by the Increasing
taxes, and the strength of the
country is being sapped by the
continuous emigration.
In the Balkans there is the usual
confusion, the people of the various
Christian states killing each other
and the Turks massacring them all
Behind the walls of his Konak in
Belgrade, King Peter lives in steady
fear Of his life, fear which has
almost driven him insane.
In Germany the Socialist criti.
cism of the Kaiser is sharper than
ever, and that in spite of the great
risk incurred in writing anything
which displeases the Emperor,
What the Socialists especially OBJ
ject 20 is the Kaiser's growing ex.
travagance. He owns 83 landed
estates, all of them models in theil
line, and many of them very profit
able, although the men working or
the imperial estates are paid higher
wages than anywhere else.
The Kaiser is allowed an annua
income of $4,000, 900, but is always
in financial straits, and the rumor'
in the English press that he haC
borrowed large amounts from Berlin
bankers were undoubtedly true.
In Spain, King Alfonso is doine
his best to keep his poverty stricken
people from rebelling.
In all Europe England is the only
quiet spot, and in the hands o
King Edward lies largely the ques
tion of peace or war.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
Kentuckians Say Government of
Indian Territory Abuses
Them.

Kentuckians returning from the
Indian Territory en- route to their
homes in various sections of the
State to visit families and friends
were in Louisville Wednesday and
some of them are pretty severe in
their criticisms of the manner and
method in which affairs are being
conducted there by the United
States Government and officers sent
there by the United States to pro-
tect the interests of all the people.
At the Willard Hotel Tuesday
were a number of ex-Kentuckians
who went to the Territory a year
or more ago to locate. They pro.
pose to return because all of their
interests are there but some are in.
dignant at the treatment accorded
them by the tribal government
especially.
The spokesman of the crowd here
Tuesday was Judge j. d. Mitchell,
of Pauls Valley, 1. T., formerly of
Winchester, KY, where he practiced
law for many years.
Everybody in our section of the
country thinks there was never
any sincerity on the part of the Re-
publicans regarding the passage of
the Hamilton Bill" said he. 1.-THE
people are up in arms about the
manner in which affairs are being
conducted there and on July II a
convention will be held at Oklaho-
ma City. which will be attended by
delegates from every section OF
both Territories regardless of poll
tics, to protest to the next Congress
against the Statehood bill being
tackled on to any omnibus bill with
Arizona and New Mexico. The
convention will insist that we be
given Statehood on our own merits
We are a unit on single State
hood for the Territories now.
1--WE have no system of taxation
no taxation for roads or anything
else. We are simply at the mercy
of the Territorial Government. Thu
land frauds are giving the Admin
istratiou a black eye.
1.-THE tribal government taxei
the merchant per cent. on hi
stock of goods and he is compelled
TO pay it. Some have resisted anC
only a short time ago a riot be-
tween the Indian police and TIT
merchants was narrowly averted a
Muskogee on account of this tax
What becomes of this money no on,
seems to know. One thing is Ger
tain it is not placed on the roads o
used for the benefit of the Terri
tory.
RAILROAD rates are exorbitant
The Santa Fe has a perpetual in
junction against the Chickasaw ma
tion to prevent it from collectin!
one cent of taxes on their property
When l left Kentucky l shipped
my law books to Pauls Valley. Thu
freight from here to Memphis wa
$50 and from Memphis to the DIES
tination the freight was $l70.O2
and Memphis is half way"
Other members of the party
spoke in the same strain, and on,
said that the Santa Fe had charged
800 to haul three carloads o
freight forty five miles.-COuriel
Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
Wants the 100000.

Attorney Walker Hines, of Lou
isville, representing the old Sun
Life Insurance Company of Ken
lucky, has made application to
Srate Insurance Comm ssioner
Prewitt to take down the deposit
with the State of 100000 in Gov
eminent bonds which that company
was required to have on deposit
with the Treasurer while engaged
in doing business in the State.
Under the law three months notice
must be given of the request to
withdraw these securities.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
Prewitt's Report.

The annual report of State Com
missioner of Insurance Henry r.
Prewitt recommends the enact
ment of legislation barring from
business in Kentucky any life in
surance company which pays any
OF it's executive officers a salary in
excess of $50, 900 year.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05

Diphtheria relieved in twenty
minutes. Almost miraculous. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any
drug store. 81 1T.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
NUMBER 81
THE MARRIAGE GAME.


The pretty girls
And witty girls
Have not the slightest show,
But
The neatest girls,
The sweetest girls.
The girls who have the dough.
The cunning girl,
The stunning girl,
May both be in the games
But
The richest girl,
The quickest girl,
To drop her maiden name.
The fencing girls,
The dancing girls.
DO try so hard TO win;
But
The banking girls
Are spanking giiis,
and pull the prizes in.
The laughing girls,
The chatting girls,
Can always get a smile;
But
The money girls,
As funny girls,
Will beat them by a mile.
the dasnlng glrls,
The slashing girls,
OFT set killing pace;
But
The wealthy girls
Are healthy girls
And surely win the race.
Terrell Love in Judge
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
Come In.

At my place of business, corner
of Queen and Locust Streets you
will find nice selection of fresh
and cured meats, staple and fancy
groceries. Country produce want
ed at market price. Special values
for cash. +. S. Wilk@son
Both Phones 1872. 4l-tf.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05

The Bourbon county grand jury
which recently adjourned severely
criticised the official integrity of
the Bourbon Fiscal Court.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05
VOLUME XIV



fall. What is the cause and what
must do'for them? They look all
right and are very large.
w. r. L., Horse Cave, Ky.
Answer: The description is
scarcely accurate enough to enable
us to decide whether it is grape rot
or the berry-moth or both, which
are attacking your grapes. The
treatment for both can be combin
ed. Grape rot is entirely avoida-
BILE by beginning spraying before
blossoming, and continuing as the
season advances. But spraying even
now will cause the rot to stop.
Grape rot is caused by the growth
OF the grape rot fungus in the ber-
ry. Under proper conditions of
heat and moisture grape rot spreads
very rapidly, often running the en-
tire crop. The first spraying will
check it and if you spray again ten
days later, the disease will be under
control and stop entirely. The
spraying material is called Bor-
deaux mixture and is prepared as
follows: Materials for preparing
so gallons of the mixture contain
the following: Copper sulphate or
bluestone, pounds; Quicklime in
Jumps mot air slaked), A pounds;
water to make so gallons. OF air
slaked lime is used, use one-fourth
more.)
HOW TO MAKE BORDEAUX MIXTURE.
Dissolve the bluestone in about
two gallons of hot water, using a
wooden or earthen bucket. Pour
solution into the barrel used for
making the mixture and fill about
one-half full of water. In another
barrel or box slake the lime by ad-
dition of small quantity of water,
and when slaked cover with water
and stir well. Strain the milk of
lime thus made through strainer
or coarse gunny sack, and pour into
the bluestone solution. If all the
lime is not slaked, add more water
until all the lime is used up except
stones or sand.
Next add sufficient water to make
the so gallons; stir thoroughly and
the mixture is ready for use. AS
the material used is heavy, the con-
tents of the barrel should be well
stirred before using, to insure uni
form strength of mixture. 1t is
best TO make the mixture fresh be-
fore using as it will not be so eff
fective if kept for any length of
time.
In addition to this treatment by
spraying, it is we'll to cut or remove
all weeds and plants growing under
or near the grape trelises. This
for the purpose of giving the freest
circulation of air and dry condi-
tion of the surroundings because it
is heat and dampness which favor
the growth of rot germs. If your
vines are very dense and leafy, you
can break off the ends az the third
joints beyond the last cluster OF
grapes.
Apply the spray very thoroughly,
allowing it to touch every part Of
the vine and leaves and berries,
The job if well done, when dry
should look almost as if the vines
had been wtitewashed. In regard
to spraying, it largely depends upon
the size of vineyard. If grapes are
grown for commercial use you will
find it necessary to use barrel
sprayer. For smaller number OF
grape vines small sized or KNAPP
sack sprayer may be used. If you
have only three or four vines the
Bordeaux mixture may be sprinkled
on with a short handled broom.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-07-05

Georgetown has issued $4,000 in
bonds for the improvement of the
sewera.e system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

CHATTER Princess Louise -
France is to Wed the Duke Of Fried
vald, a strange, % the French court
i'll orde>4= Ia cement the friendship o.;
King Francs and the Emperov
Charles Y. The dukes Jester comes
10 court fo an1use the princess ana
is challenged by Tr.hoUlet. he kin& :
fool.
ll-Francis condemns 1h,s Duh,zs
jester TO death ny the sentonee Of
Tribonle3 Whc is Jealous then >care~
hin, with a Warning
llI-The stranger o,triendcd b.
jicQucine. a female jester in the suit
e the princes IS. He tells the prime, -
i the duke and his love for her H.
Gems high born and she appoints
4 meeting with him in the garden
IN--Iester is much with princess
,Jaequeline thinks he loves Louise.
The duke is coming 10 court ahead
ot tb" appointed zine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
James Jones
a NIGHT DEPARTURE
And FtrstClass Service to Florida
Via Southern Railway

And FIRST Class Service to Florida
Via Southern Railway
L"av" Memphis Hn.0u tetfa. : 18th
I'm railway 0ajn No. l. re
lnaining in sleeper It Nh@tt9Ho9ra
TAKE on neNt=lraeit, saoo STAT Oil
THE CHICAGO AND rLORDA
SPEC l1I.
Leaving Ii q. m. tcActp MonddysI
which runs solid via Atlanta Macon
and Jessnp. arriving Iacksonville
SAM evening at 925 p IA. and 81
Augustine 1875 p. m.
The rrain consists of 4 combined
baggage and club car, four elegant
Pullman sleepers and one dining car
Florida literature and BIRTH reserv
atoms On Applicant n 70
G. a. DeSACSSJRE y p 4
l.. NJ. DcsAUssCRE 9 T. A.
Mcmrh $. Ttnr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Bailard's Horehound Svrup

Immediately relieves hoarse. crot1p1
cough, oppressed. ra11lins. raspire
and difficult breathing. Henry &
s'ea1ns, druggist, Shullsburg. VIZ
writes, May 20, 1901: ." have b" l..
selling Balard's Horelound Syrup
for two years, and have never had i
preparation that has given he te- saI=
lsfaction. notice thaf whcn sell
a bottle they come back for NOR. !
can honestly recomm. it - cen,s.
.. cents. Sloo. S"la by l.. x. Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

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rrise. +fe' -. feae yofI viii nsd fan
c3 Tie lady
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to'1ed he III S.,h"5 y Neur
owl r"1Gag. e .F=t appear oltief'
tha4 yolI aae l. d. hc continued
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}su.Gcd Tn, l.aaarsh ! q: prcfor
sobet nesota'.,a Il e.ss..s. ="'.s'. about
nie. he enc s a ,'rep. = -, tried:
the othel 4 rt"d HAT bob WAY
and fhat ar i.feahe wt"; - l,r~s il
too#hai'd
"I sllef4d te larili1@ in eeatul IL
Were | moi deeply appreeiatNe o. ioal
naie~tv.~ 'l.llneyS. replied llf,' i II
lis fae" ir$hins With pleasure But
your uiai..>tN knows womanhind'
Nay. I'Nr studied them n title. but
Know them not. retoIted Francis
dryiN
Aud it is unlikely the laeIy may find
me All her imagination has depated"
Went on tho nohIeulan with te,laahlc
embarrassment My ,ohIc f05ster
the emperor bath rec: rdine me still
rs lat Strifdin9 from his own van.
ta2e point "f age and wisdom repre-
sehted nle a Young man III his pro.
posals, But though l'm younger than
| look "nd feel no Older chan am how
young or how old shall seem to the
princess
To BE Continued
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
THE IDEAL SApplE.AoRsE.

The ideal saddle.horse is uf,cn fiji
teen to sixteen hands hiah. short.
backed and well coupled. Il has fhl.
high Withers, a long. ", l-IYchcd urck
and long, keen e;sr Well set on The
head. The tail sE0Uiq bt sci high
on The rump, and rhe eump itself
should be somewhat s.oliu2 Tho an
imai should have. a. 9.Ges. nat sin
"wy bones in its le2s and med nnp-
sized feot.-Counlry tdfe N Aupric#
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
SHE GOT OFF EASY.

'uddy Ycu know ,hat Mis- Ron
n"y threatened 10 bring >uij for II
breach Of promise asaalss Tom Eo=
lard. and hat rh,y hnall1 4t'ed 10
leave II TO arbitra1ion2
pHasly- Yes, did hess sontethng
O: thn so!r How has 4 csaH. out2
Fuddy-The arbitlatols nave uuan'
monsly decided tha Ms Bnnney
ought to give Tom sloooo tor break
ing his promise Boston Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

and thea faded away poult nlisgjy-
ing. fear, vanished on The moment.
'rhe flower she had given him seemed
10 burn on his heart He forgot TIE
decree of the Ming her eVul, oeation,
the unanswered question. Passionate
~ he thrust his hand into hs> douhiet.
Tile rose and love are one. he
cried The lose is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
DIFF RNT NOW.

Bachelor BE sure You aye rjeht
chen 90 ahead. is my motto.
Married Man-lr nsod r. b aaine
also before | got married
And, now
Married Man-And now I maxi
sure am right, then DO ~ n5y w.fe
tolls me.-Chicago News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
New Saloon,
New Management

have y n93t IN" ealottt hu. incA.
OF Charlee LnnltiDs =, z..3 Mnln
ST. eet. here | il he .l1,d - e,e nil
my old hsiisle and custom t :. ! wt!l
contuef this business on tire >nne
high plnne, ttIat has char ci.'lized
III, efforts in he at ahu y rvont
" bU cHll~ NAV II II a $40 Ot r,cciv
ing not on y honeet but eaurt"oue
trea'nlen Wiil u 'nl : utlDv III,
Thanking my patroas ittr = clr u. 81
favors and soliciting 81 Continuance Of
a share OF Your busine1s, | Hu YOURS.
with best wishes,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
TO CURs A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bronze Q#nine Tab
cts. All druggists refnrd fhe money
ii it fails to cure T. ". Groves ssg
nature is on each box. 95c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

We want 10 examine your teeth.
Well tell yeu what's the matj,r With
them. # there is a defect that can be
remodiet. We will fix it.
Yen can have tooth cemfort ard
better health because CT our work
Your teeth may he bad. but yor need
not suffer. Well put then. in good
shape for YOU. Light cost an5 sight
pain. Nc. pain at All II We can hc}n
il. We are careful t oect light 81,
the difficulty To avoid useless voeEirc
where rs painful.
All work guaranteed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
COTTCN BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

Trains North
N, = Lave Flne Bluff l.25 y. ~.
arrive 81 Louis 7:34 a M; arrive
Mempf, s 90 = IN
An = Lave El'u. Eluff -: IS III;
ofl3F" Memphis I a m, arrive So.
Lea i D ~ arrive Cairo -
p. II.
Little Rock Train
No. Leave Pine BluR $50 F r..
arrive l.,c1e Eock 6:2o D. m,
No. cl-I,eayc Littlo Rock So5 4.
II arrive lipe Bluff }G:35 a, II.
Trains South
No =! eaee Memphis $40 a. IN.
cave 3 Louis at 80 p "a
arrive PIE itlnf 2:45 m; azrtre
TeXa2tana 6 So p IN.
No. 3 Lave 81 Louis S.94 II. aE.::
save Memphis $50 p. III; @gt'r"
IRE B]utf l55 a. m: arrive Tsx,s,-
6an& 30 a IN.
p. q. A.. Trains
Leave Pine Bluff 2:2o p Va.
Arrive Pine Blum 1910 a. n
Sunday
Leave Pre- Bluff 6 p. NJ.
Arrive Pine Blum 9 a. m.
g. NJ DicNey Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
EIkNAL EEhiLNlN :

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4s4 6.~ uJahr =5e -t- -z--s
man +. rE, a1
t44E fnenH-zist== nut= n.. a..aa
80 HtGHH&e ~. pes
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09


| l|s Tire duke and his suit the
fssgss13 monarch bad ordered II series
G.s2sl Of festivities and eH,crl4in=
| lnents s,tch As would CRAFTY his desire
for pageantry and display ami at tie
same time do hon"r 10 guest Who
| was to espnuse one of Frances f.ttrest
wards
Francis WAS unusually good hHiH0red
that day Apprised hv a herald that
the duke and his followers were near
inR tfe castle he had sent The ues
senger back Announcing a trysting
place and now rode forth TO meet him
and escort him with honor 10 the
castle
Right plea sanity. with quip and Jest
and many smart sally. did the mon
arch and retinue draw near the meet
ing spot. where at fork Of the road.
beneath the shade of ovprhanpinR
branches. were already assembled
goodly group OF soldiers. Beyond them,
at respectful distance. stood many
beasts of burden. heavily laden. the
grea, packs promising stores Of rare
troopers WAS a ttiicbset man. with
broad shoulders and hrawny frame,
mounted on Il powerful gray horse.
This leader, whom the approHchin.
company sHfnlised to be the dule. rat
motionless as a statue, gazing stead
fastly at the shining armor and gal
liant figure Of the King. who spurred to
l.: II.
Then, lightly sprnging 10 earth aud
throwing his bride TO one OF his troop.
the foreign noble approached the royal
horSeHan Oh foot and. bending his
head. kuelt before him respectfully
kissing his hand
Grim. silent. with hardened faces
the dukes meu regarded the scene.
their dusty attire (;tIheit rich enough
beneath the markS OF 'raNeb. sun
burned visaees and stolid manner i'll
marked contrast with the bearing aud
aspect of tn" kings gay following. one
OF the alien troop pulled a red mus
tachio fiercely and eyed a bi,he popin
jay of the court with quizZic;rl sulnri
ority. The others remained stock still
Il 500 You are punctuai and waiting
noble sir said the monarch gayIy
when The initial formalitieS had been
compiled With. But that is no more
than should be expected from--an i'm
patient hrdeAroom.' Then. gazing cll
rionsly, yet with penetrating look on
the features of his guest. who now had
arisen. You appear slightly OLDER than
| expected from the letter Of our dear
friend and brother. the emperor ="
And truly the dukes app.. .,ance ~aS
that Of n man more nearly five ANA
thirty than Ave and twenty His face
was brown from exposure and tpol,
his brow the scar Of an ol, sword
wound. yet a fearless dashinc counte
nance an eye that could kindir n
headl"np passion and thickset mex
and heavy jaw that bespoke tAe foe
man who would battle to the last
breath.
"Oder. sire" he replied, with com
posure THAT must needs be, since
living in the saddle ages a man
"Truly,@ rel inrned the monarch. III
stinctiNcy laying his hand upon his
sword The clash Of arms. the tiiun
der Of hoofs. IN" waving banners yea
glory il a seductive mistress who rob.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
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Pardon me m4da3f. said voice
and IacqaeHne sst"at eyed calm. stood
before hem The fau was not in the
kings hedehaHber or should have
been here So"ner tI9Ist YOU have
not been put ont for wa0t Of it.
Not al nj .taeQaeline" returned
her mistress. with u natural tranquil
movement, although sharply you
were gone longer than you shonld
have heen"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Black Bros.

Over Bank nf Pine Bluff Both
phones
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Ladies and Gents
Have yGur clothes
Cleaned, Pressed.
Dyed and r epaired
by
John III. Young, Ir.
Residence li03 Georgia St.
Old Telephone No. 900.
MOTTO: Low Prices
CNara nteed Work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
CHAPTER VI.

(LY anticipation Of the arrival of
na the duke and his suit the
fssss monarch bad ordered n series
GS4.G Of festivities and en}crlain=