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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-06-15

]. w. Bradbury and wife left Wed.
nesday morning for the coast where
they will attend the bankers convent.
ion and also visit relatives of Mrs.
Bradbury's. The visit will probably
consume week, although they will be
able to enjoy two conventions of the
bankers, one at Tacoma and one at
Seattle. Mr.. Ed Bradbury will be at
the helm of the bank while his bro.
Their is absent.
The great German Lice Killer SOC
Whites Drug Store.
Mr.sand Mrs, P. w. Greene return
ed last week from their months cruise
to interesting points on the American
continent, 1t vas decidedly plea
sure trip and their itinerary took in all
the principal points from Seattle to
New York and return. 1t is true that
not much time was lost on the road
but they were favored with ideal
weather and by the use of scenic cars
and guides at the different places of
interest they managed to see as much
of their native land as the average
mortal dreams of. P. w. says he is
now ready to settle down to hard
labor for year OF two aud recuperate
from his dissipation.
Word from American ridge is to the
effect that last week there was born to
the wife of Frank Brooke son and
heir and as a result Frank is wearing
an unusually large smile,
House to rent-call al this Office.
The Knights of Pythias held very
interesting meeting last Monday eve.
ming and decided to confer the second
rank next Monday on a class of some
four or FIVE. 1t was also at this meet.
ing decided to confer the third rank on
a class of ten two weeks from last Mon.
day or June % at which time it is hop.
ed delegation from the various lodges
Of this section will present to assist.
An invitation las been issued to th, Sc
sister lodges and the knights expect
some great doings on the 25tb.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-06-15
Ice For Sale

Orders for ice will be taken at all
hours, but will only be delivered IN
the early morning. Leave your orders
with the dray or Geo. Brewster.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-06-15
Local News.

AT the M. E. Church next Sunday
the morning services will be held in
the interest Of the children, beginning
at 1890 a. M, exercises by the child
rem, graduating several from the
Cradle Roll into the Primary class.
The pastor will make short talk
uron children in the church followed
by administering the ordinance baptism
TO number of children. Will take
our regular chiidrens day offering for
education. Regular services at night
Rll are welcome.
Geo. A. Pease,
pastor.
The Big coffee is the best value to
had, 25c q pound at Lauterbach.
Geo. P. Barnum, we are pleased to
state has at last returned to his old
haunts after months absence, during
which he visited his parents in the old
state OF New York. Mr.. Barnum re.
ports one of the finest trips he has ever
enjoyed and the reception by his par
ents and childhood friends one of the
pleasant memories Of the trip. He has
now returned to take up the duties of
life with US again and is already in
the harness, contracting work, looking
after the interests of the band, and
other items of like uature in which he
is interested.
Mexican Hats at The Bee Hive De.
partment Store.
Mrs. Walter McCrea. Mrs. D. S.
McCrea and G. w. Suppiger left on
Sundays train for Boise where
they will attend the grand lodge OF
the Rathbone Sisters and the
Knights of Pythias. The Mesdames
McCrea are from the local lodge of the
Rathbone Sisters, and Mr.. Suppieee is
the elected representation of the
Knights from indications we should
Judge that our delegated to these bod
les will sure have an elegant time.
EGood pasture land for stock, OF
horses, close to town enquire at this
Office.
Geo. Crow and wife were rusticatin,
ia the country last week.
DAsk to see the 15c & csc box station
cry at Whites Drug store.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

Ins4rucsI6n On todoa los ramos
/ Conducci6n adeeuada On los esiudios
Trsso y d!rSoei6n convenientes al carae
tar de IL rasa lslina-Perfeseionamie n
TO en- cl idioma sSpanol, & in de q, los
i6venes Que 10 nos envfAn no vualvar
lusgo & sus paisea hacienda papslea
ridfeulos, sin ssber hablar bien, nj oil
espafol nj 81 ingles .-Epsaf1anza rSpi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

y asi sucs v2msate todos los dsm&s
pl2tos.
Tambisn &c hscen abonos para
familiss & p.scios limis dos, estos con
quineenas aielansadSs,
Un cubisrto do IL { y de s 7 On
al Restaurant, SO stvs.
Los iueveS domiugos se hace IN
sslecto CALI gailego, y los sAbAdos
pAstslsa y a.laeas con polio.
JUASGARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

El que susoribe pone "a conooi.
mAsnto do sos numerC&os .parroquia-
NOS que desde esta teoha, y en- mi ae-
gunao comedor, los ptscioa estaran
% rel sci6n con 10 sisuaci6n actual
Un blsssk, IL ctvs. Una ternera en-
phn&Ga, 10 etvs. Un errox con gall.
n. 10 atvs. Un caldo gAllego, 10 ctve.
u bacalso & Ia vizcaina, 10 ctvs. Uns
sopa con sarne, ; ctvs. Un& sopa de
gallinA, stvs, ina mixta, 5 stvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01
LATIN~ANFRI(AN INSTITUTE
dIigldo pu Don Jose Domingo SuIsona
81 w. 9th st. NEW YORK

do y sfcaz dc este idioma-Cuidadoa
dc fanilia--Comida & Ia sspanola-
Costumbres, religion y tradicionss
patrtas-Metodos do ensefianza ame-
ricAnos-Idioma onligstorlo. elingleI
Nuestras sspeoialidsdeq; OonasrHo 4
.ldiomGs. Referensias do doadc ~
quisran , como 80 quisran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01
Doctor R. Ruiz Arnau

De regreso do 81 viaje il Europa,
ACADIA de instalsr su ofisina profesio.
nal ca IL ealle del Crists, ndnero IA.
Horas do eonsulta: do Ii y media & 4
y media de- In tarde. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01
II The Sun Life Assurance Co. Of Canada j
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Eme P6as caducAb Paga oda ease de
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,freda pbco V6suse los pospsctoa Pidanss nor
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Gales eu pohlaciones.
GANDIA& b sTUBBE. Agentss Generates y Banqueros
O. ST0RER Divisi61 Manager.
]. II. LAGO. Assistant Manager.
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Ia Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO So,

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

become q candidate for the Office
Of Attorney General Of Kentucky
We have attempted 70 interview
yIr. Prezftt and found him non
comnittaL That he would make
a capable Official has been demon
sirated BY hi. careful, arduous. and
persistent labors in the Office he
now holds. Lawyer b. profession
successful because Of energy,
reuzcity and mental powers emf
nently 81 him for the position Of
Attorney General and should he
want the position the Democrats
Of Kentucky could not show their
appreciation Of his Iabors as
party man and servant Of the PEG
pie in. a more substantial way
than TO give him the nomination
without opposition. Z II is young
men Of character and powers that
are most needed in high places
md we shall favor the nomination
4 such men 70 prominent places.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
GOVERNOR BECKHAM'S OF
PONENTS CONCLUDE HIM
WONDERFUL.

II was only few issues back
that We said Governor Bcckham
would succeed Senator McCreary
Ia the United States Senate At
that time we were Of the opinion
that Senator McCreary would peer
down the short visa Of time. see
results as we DO and be out Of the
way rather than suffer defeat.
The Senator has not seen the re-
suits "il my opinion and perhaps
will never know that he was killed
instantly having been struck by
the Beckham automobile.
That we we're correct in our
prediction is evidenced by the
forecast Of one Of Gov. Beckham's
strong and bold opponents, Harry
Sommers, editor OF the Elizabeth
town News. lie opposed Gov.
Beckham in his fight against
Blackburn who he says is a stron-
ger and more popular man than
Senator McCreary. clearly demon
strating his popularity and powers
and adds. "Any school boy can
figure out with these facts what
the results will be. Senator
McCreary has made a good Gov
ernor, a faithful Congressman and
u. S. Senator and We sincerely
hope he will get out Of the path !
If the approaching cyclone.
Editor Sommers holds the pulse J.
IF his section OF the state and
what he writes carries with it
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
REVISION c NJ, NC.

Speaker Cannon does not favor
tariff revision but he says the com
mon mind is forcing it on the Re
publican part and it will come at
no distant day. For the reason
that business would be sluggish
for at least twelve months and for
the general interest { the whole
country it is necessary to keep the
revision off as long as possible.
So it is the great common people
Of the Republican party is at Vari-
ance with the leader.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
much weight The following IS
what Mr.. Sommers has written


coz f-s-IE 81 .ft-A
We have personally kuoEn Governor
Beckham evsr siuce We Easzht side By
ssde IN the memorial contest Of $50
We took him tsen 10 Be an earnest, easy
going bur rather negative thar a pos
tive character There appeared 70 Be
a lack Of azaresiveress and force. which
usually characterize a leader We parted
company in the Music Hall Convention
when he tied on to the Coebei slate a. a
candidate for Lieutenant Governor while
we warmly Supported General Hardin,
who was the choice Of the pope We
did not endorse that conversation OF the
methods By which GOebei Eas nominal
Ell fo- Coverusr and Beckham for Lieut.
euaut Governor. We did not endorse
the contest that Ceobel, Beckham and
others made for the Offices after our State
Commissioners had decided in favor Of
the Republicans. We thought that the
safety Of the parry demanded that there
be no contest. Under that contest Beck
ham became Lieutenant Governor and BY
the foul murder Of Governor Geobel he
succeeded to the Governors chair. Dur
ing these first three years Of his admins
trationrour eyes began TO open to what
was in this young man He came in
power at a serious time. when the whole
State was in foment excitement. He
showed prudence, wisdom and good
Judgment in ali he did. We were 50 a
greeably disappointed and pleased with
his abilities and his conservatism that We
cordially supported him for denomination
and the Elizabethtown News warmly
championed State primary which lead
to his nomination without opposition.
We again parted company with Gov.
Beckham when he fought our old life
long friend, Joe Blackburn, for Us. Sena-
tor. We did not blame him for being
against Blackburn, ne ought 70 have been
after the Senator threw down the gauge Of
battle, but,we severely criticised the use
Of the public Offices, being used. not. to
promote the welfare Of the State. or even
the party, but to defeat man who for
nearly half century had been Kentuc-
ky's most loyal aud foremost Democrat. :
We had another genuine surprise OF
Beckhams abilities when he was, with |
the utmost ease apparently able to defeat
with practically an unknown man, the
most popular party man and leader in
who both upon the stump and
in the Senate was the ideal Of 50 many
Deploring the methods
by which his defeat was accomplished,
we cannot help but admire the genius
which inspired and brought it about.
Some people are inclined to give the
credit OF this surprising political coup a.
stat to Percy Haly, John I.assing and
Ithers. but they are merely the instru-
nents OF Gov. Beckham. He is the real
eader and he alone not judge Paynter
defeated Blackburn. I his accomplish
uent while the methods used indicate
ather degeneracy in politics show the
Governor to be great leader. having
9th popularity and ability. Following
he defeat of Mr. Blackburn he was the
rst Governor who ever absolutely con
rolled the Legislature. He forced
Trough what laws he wanted and defeat
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
SO 90 10 Insure a Living Colt.

THE VICTOR l. a rich sOrrel. win be -four
years old ia June, full ~ hands. weight l2OO
pounds with fine neck. best OF body and legs.
short back. deep through heart.
sire. Electrician 2:zilt Onre sold for $4,000,
and sire o. Mida z:ll and other fat and high
priced ouez. First dam Daisy bv Senator
hl ckburn. the great show horse. winner in
saddle ring IN three States. second dam Lady
Gay. by JDO. NOsley- his dam by Grey Eagle.
q dam Mamie. Drennon mare. 9Th dam by
SlasheIn tThO~.l The first three dams here were
splendid saddle mares and fine breeders. adv
Gay produced two colts that sold for 500 aud
were repeated ribbon winners. Mamie, The
Wet rs third dam. pIUdut ca the premium colt
al the Roscoe colt show some wears ago.
THE VICTOR Is fine harness horse. a natural
walker and very rapid at rack and trOt, with
good knee action. Compare IN ana his colts
now coming with horses ask ny double his fee.
His perfect disposition. style. size and action
recommend him Ia anv on That he will sire
high class horses l. assured believe he Is the
handsnmest, with more finish than any horse
ve offered the public at this price.
viii give Iemum of SSOO for the best colt
gotten by him this season.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

ed vtrzt hedid Hoe Want In the main
barring soru= extrzvsgsnces the work
of The Legislature vas excellent, and
Coz. Beckhzm Is entitled 10 The credit Of
Ia
He IS now a candidate for United
States Senator His party opponent IS
Senator NcCrszry. BeckEaus Is the very
strougsss and most izHueurizI citizen in
Eeniucky vith I'VE times the strength
that Judge Paynter hal. who was prscti-
caIly uuknoxn outside q his district
On The other hand Blackburn was very
much more popular thar 8IeCreaEy- ANY
School boy can figure ont vita these facts
what the results viii be-
We are persons roa grstz with Beck
ham and his administrator. and ve are
proud Of the fact that We are 50 on ac-
count Of our IoyrIty To friend and that
friend the choice Of Kentucky and be
cause We dsnouuced the methods which
were used tn encompass his defeat. but
the fact that ws don't stand in and
don't care to. does rot blind rs TO The
merits. the ability ard the popularity Of
Governor Beckham. For the kind Of
politics that We have IN Kentucky nov
of machine organizations and rule. he Is
easily the first man in the Commonwealth
looking out always for the interest Of the
Commonwealth in the administration Of
law and in making laws through sub
servient Legislature. and At The same
time building up around him political
in the party which is absolutely
invincible. Gov. Beckhzn can to-day
not only nominate himself for the Senate.
but he can name the whole State ticket
If he 50 desires and force any man who
has aspirations to be OH the ticket to give
them up If they interfere with MS ambi-
ton or his plans. Measured from the
standpoint Of influence in his party or
from the standpoint Of fine /
Judgment Of men and measures and |
wonderful astuteHess in every strategic |
point in the game Of politics, Gov. Beck
ham never had superior in the Guber-
Material chair and xe doubt if ne ever
had an equal.
In conclusion We would sound a note
Of warning. In the methods that. have
been pursued and the organization that
mas been built up, thousands Of good |
Democrats have become Disguised and
many more thousands very lukewarm |
Dur majority is none too large. The ad
IS in no:danger from within
he party, but the danger is in the Nov
:mber election. In addition to so many
iisgusted Democrats there is a powerful
srowth of independent sentiment
the whole country. Beck
lam and his cohorts may find Rubicon
n where they think they are the safest
md his star may set with Republican
ictory like Bradley's in I89s over the
Democratic machine organization of that
lme. Beckhsm has. however, pulled so
many victories out OF what appeared de
eat that his star of destiny may crown
i'm with another and a still greater vic
Dr.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
POSSIBLE.

We see men Of small mean
and heavily in debt who 81
mana &c their busine as to meet
all needs aud relieve themselves
Of burden. Acting on this princi
pie the City OF Mt. Sterling prop
erly 6nanciered can have all
things needed AID the present
Indebtedness can be provided for
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
SEWERAGE

Oscar ID ,nalson & Co. o
Georgetown have secured the con
tract 10 but into effect system Of
sews rage to cot $4,000
Does Mt. st Ring II ed a sys
TEN Of sewerage We should say
so Could she afford to entail such
Indebtedness no why noi'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
RINGMASTER
HA C NEY STALLION.
Three years old. dark bay, black legs,
right hind foot white; bred by Mr
II Nc X. Twombly, Of New York

klNGhASIER was sned by Imported, Arro
hai OH lOl and '!6 dam Imported I,utoHIfg-
nance ~ aud sos. Both sire and dal,.tsic
winners.
ihe balance "t his ped gree : too long IA pub
ll-h mere, nut mll be read on application How
ever II iuns back through the most famous biod
INES Tor tao hundred AOais. Every ho, Sc m The
peutsfee bei famous for high action, aud che
style ana symmetry and suls ance. that IL fakes
10 make the perfect ''heavv ieaihc "Or ..rarriage
Npe oi hnise, 80 scarce and 80 much 10 demand
~ the highest pr.cts.
The Crossing at the Hackney horse upon oir
hattNe mare T. noeNpcfime senator EsnfaX,
oi gina, made such a cios. anon them and
sOd the htlt-bh'od cults nt public auction in
New TX CitN for IN, ce wears al an = eraae %
over seven hundred dnliat-
Ma III shi mere In Nour IA ost Mildnit" stood.
prruchg the best tyre ul carriage hor.e witf
mand at big prices.
hackncys and half blood Hackney horses have
sdNeh over seventy five per cent. OF the prem
iuhs ~ tue gre Z horse shows OF thi. country M
u,c highest ~ pc nt harnes- horses.
va account of Ringmastei's are, aud the fact
lbtt me book can he lllcd bv his owners only 70
rev outside ares with bred TO him tbs year ~
yZ5.O To Insure o LIVING Calt
See hima The Mt. sterling stock Yard, -
TIT HACkNfY. HORSE COMPASy,
M. Sterling, kentucky
IA
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

The genera. unrest thaiP'es
ident Roosevelt admonished US j.
prevalent. is mostly confined t.
the White House and the RePub
lican politicians who refuse to re
wise the tariff and tavor the ship
subsidy and other ways Of plum
dering the people.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
% SLOW.

The actions Of some people II
NJ. Sterling as well as other point
furnish reason to believe that the
pcnitentiary will have more in
mates at no distant day. This
paragraph is intended as a warn
ing and some folks mad better cut
their meanness short on.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
Pair tor Bourbon County.

The Bourbon County Agricullu.
raj Society having purchased the
G. NJ. Thomas plat of 23 acres
near Paris will construct .
crescent shaped amphitheater that
will seat 5000 people. and will
hold their first lair the coming
Septem err.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

Republican COngrrssmen IRON
Ore 1on are appealing for neH
trials on the indictments for con
nection with the land fraud arc
the srand jury at Portland has ~
dicted another batch charged will
the same ofense
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

The graud Jufy , y ne county
IS heavily in debt and their advice
IN A report 20 the court urge
ecooomv How much indebted
n s. and what It Is FOR should De
made kaown 70 the tax payers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

The RepuDncan contention tna'
E, revise the t1riff By reducing the
rates on hides or coal would des-
,rovs domestic industry IS really
absurd.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
A MAN OF POWER.

From some sources it has gone
out that our popular hard working
Insurance commissioner, II. X.
Prewitt, who brings things worth
while to pass was being urged to
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

The debzte over the railroad
rate IS occupying the senators
lust now aid keeping them Out
OF mischief
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
POR SALE.

Because we are putting gas
through our residence we have four
good stoves for sale, one st Lou Q
range and three heater. Apply al
this office. II
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
THE VICTOR.

This hne saddle and harI ezs stallion will make
the season 20 i9S at my stable 81 miles youth OF
Vt sterling on the Camargo pike farm opposite
&, eenbFiar school House al
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02

ed vhzt hedid Hoe Want In the main
barring sorue extrzvsgsnces the work
OF The Legislature vas ezcsilsut. and
Cox. Beckhzm Is entitled 70 the credit Of
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

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Die glahriht. oaB aie SrreHanitalt in
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tort purOe, uuo odB cine 5t0euisuoe
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ber DurOe mittelit eines 4uiomoNls
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