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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Sale
Two Blue Grass
--and--
Tobacco Farms.
On SATURDAY., Mar. 8, '06


At khe residence of the late Joseph B..
thompson, on the Towards Mill pike,
i've miles east of Mt. Sterling, we will
sell to the highest and best bidder, 100
acres of Black Walnut Blue Grass land,
all In grass, with timber to build houses,
barnes, etc. There is 80 acres of Slate
Creek Bottom land and so acres of vir-
gin tobacco land, we'll watered and adj
. joins Reuben Barnes and John w. Alex
lander, deceased. and is known as the
VIM. Thompson farm. The farm.s.fronts
on thetold Forge county road. about six
milo sst of Mt. Sterling, in Montgom-
eryS ,nty, Ky.
Also at the same time and place we
viii sell 40 acres, near the Howard's
Mill pike in Bath county, KY, about s
miles east of Mt Sterling, adjoining J.
w. Chenault. Henry Graves. and Viii.
liam Tapp. This land fronts on the
county road, and about 4 of mile
from said pike; is in high state Of cult.
walton and has been broken for corn this
year.
TERMS: 4 cash and the balance in
two equal annual payments, bearing
per cent. interest. Sale to begin at II
O'Clock sharp. Any one desiring to look
.ac said land will apply to w. H. Thomp
son, Howard's Mill, KY, or to either o.
the undersigned.
w. HI. THOMPSON.
B. F. Day, Executor J. B. Thompson
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
killed By Pan.

Edward Peck, of Saginaw,
member Of large and
lumber firm, fell from a
window of SeeIbach's Hotel in
Louisville, Monday of last week
and was killed He was rated as a
millionair, Too much drink.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28

A member of the Cincinnati
Herd of Buffalos, will visit this
City in the near future for the
purpose of inviting our representa-
tive citizens to unit in forming a
Local Herd here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
ar. nall's Birthday.
How Old Is He2

Teb % lady Of this conn
II sent colored boy to our
y post. Office to get her mail.
ne boy returned without any say
ing: the post-ofice was closed,
as today is Mr. Halls Birthday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Drink Caused Suicide.

At Phoenix Hotel Lexington, on
Thursday morning W d Maddox
purchasing agent of Kentucky
Lumber and Veneering Co., of
Breathitt county committed sui
eide. whiskey drinking caused it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Notice

All persons holding claims
against Powell Hail. deceased, will
Gle the same properly proven, with
me, and any one indebted to him
win please call and settle at once.
f. W. Ssnff. Admr.
30 st Powell Hall, Dec't.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
J H BRUNNERIs

J H BRUNNERIs
"THEn SHOE MAN
and that is the place to buy your
Shoes and get value Cor your
money. sl-st
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Commissioner Sale.
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
CARR. SCOTT { Co., Plaintiff,
vs.
t. RICHARDSON &C., Defendant.
Notice Of Sale in Equity.

BY virtue Of a Judgment and Order of Sale of
the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the
Seutember Term, 1908, thereof. in the above
cause, the undersigned WILTON the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Notice OF Sale in Equity.

By virtue OF a Judgment and Order OF Sale OF
the Montgomery Circuit Court, rendered at the
Jan. Term, 1906, thereof, in the above
cause, the undersigned will on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28

On Thursday evening the Y w
CTU realized about $S7 from
their supper.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28

One lot of Sample Shoes for
Women in Patent Leather, Calf
and Kid, mostly small sizes at $l.88
See window
JH Drummer, The Shoe Man 81 st
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28

When you think OF dry goods,
notions and carpets, think Of
Samuels' store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Try It.

A contemporary asks: "Csn a
gentleman swesrT Step on his
corns.--N. Y. Herald.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
Notice Of Sale in Equity

BY virtue OF a Judgment and Order OF Sale OF
the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the
January Term, 1906, thereof, in the above
cause, the undersigned wall, on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Dynamite Cartridges Explode

On Sunday of last week, Jack
b atd family went 10 visit
iss Knox and family, both near
iHbwn, B urbon Co. The two
tagged eight and nine years of
5Ds1e men went to the barn, where
they found box of dynamite car
tridges which had been there for
about two years, used in blowing
up stumps.
The boys struck these cartridges
and there was an explosion. Jack
Knox's con had both hands blown
OF and his face was frightfully
mangIed, the other has both hands
mutilated and his face badly cut
For SALE OR RENT-The two
story building suitable for bus
mess and residence, vacated by I
M Ricketts, near depot.
Apply to Mrs Woodson Shrout
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Residence and Grounds for Renl

My residence & 5 acres of ground
on Grassy Lick Pike in suburbs of
Mt. Sterling are for rent. Address
Mrs. Mary Mcclure,
J r. f. d. No. 1.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
ale in the Heart Of the City

Aful residence lots in the
lett grounds. Special low
prices upsto march, lst ls.sss
2s-.et m siJ. T. Ricketts,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
sn For Everythins That Is
kF0nk K4TFWnstE Made Of TIN
tIUnN UViI tbiu Tin Roofing d Specially
Marietta Opera House.

Joe + Robson Of the Robson opera
house Of this CITY left yesterday after
noon for Marietta. where he viii con
fer with the Commercial clnb Of that
city in regard to erecting and main.
tanning an opera house there. 70 be
under the same management a. the
opera house here. The people Of that
enterprising city are very desirous
Of securing an opera house and Mr..
Robson will, II the proper arrange.
ments can be made, install one there
They have a building which II very
suitable for a playhouse and with
some re-modeling can be put into con
dition for an opera house. with seating
capacity Of about seven hundred and
fifty spectators.
Mr.. Robson says the installation Q.
an opera house at Marietta is almost
certain In the near future, as tbs
growth Of the town and the citizens
demand places OF amusement
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1isheminao vs. Marietta.

The Tishomingo ball team. strength.
enod by a few recruits from this city.
which presented husky and formid-
able appearance came in yesterday
over the Choctaw and left at noon for
Marietta. where they viii mee- n.s
ball team at that place IN a three
game series. The first Of the series
was to be played yesterday afternoon
Both the teams are in good shape and
are capable Of putting mp a good ANA
teur game Several spectators from
here accompanied the team 10 Ma
rietta.
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COMMITTEES MEET.
IN Joint and Interesting Session.
Much Work Disposed Of.

\ joint meeting of the committees
that have the reunion and statehood
celebration in charge was held yester-
dy afternoon at reunion headquarters
Col. J =. Mullen presided.
Capt wood reported that contracts
had been made for the construction
OF ,.e store room, cook room and
platform The store room will be
3oN3Oo feet and will be provided with
three rows of tables seventy.two feet
long and with necessary seats.
A. X. swan reported that the plat
form would be built 24NjO feet and in
conjunction with ,le arbor and the
seats would cost sl6o
Col. Mullen reported that the sale
Of privileges together with the amount
given by the Fair association would
net $50.
G - Carter reported that S1l70 had
been subscribed 10 the reunion fund
A resolution offered by J W Col
ledge instructed the committee 20 take
immediate steps 10 close a contract
with the First Regiment Band 10 rir
uish music for the occasion. This wa
amended by A. Eddleman TO limit tn
expenditure to $3.50.
A. W Dunham reported that rat
Of one fare plus soc would prevail
from all point in the two territorie
where such rate would aggregate
smaller sum than one and one-thir,
fare. He is also striving 10 nave m
rate extended as far south as Gle
burnc, Texas
The advertising committee reporte
that 10000 bills were being printe
and that Allison Coleman had bee
awarded the contract.
The committee voted 20 send a gei
eral invitation to Oklahoma peopl
through the columns Of the oklah'
man.
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Remnant Sale Saturday
ARDMoRE DRY GOODS co
BIG sEpUeLlcAN Pow.wow.

oklahoma and indian Territory Re.
publican Committees TO Meet
The Republican Central committee
OF Oklahoma and the Republican Exc
cutiyo committee Of the Indian Terri
tory Will meet Monday, the 10th. az
Guthrie iu q big pow-wow. The p1r
pose @: the meeting has not been rir
on ou,. az least for publication. ard
an that is known Is that the Central
Committee of oklahoma has Invited
the Executive committee of the Indian
Territory 70 meet with them az their
regular meeting 20 bee held on The
above date
Chas. Fnscn. Of Guthrie. chairman
OF the Oklahoma Committee, made
the invitation known 10 the territory
Republicans by a communication 20
Victor Grant, Of Alton, chairman OF
the Indian Territory committee.
The invitation is simply 10 the oi'
feet that the Indian Territory Repnh.
Leans attend the meeting, and no b'r'
mess which may come up, Is men,
toned. ! Is the supposition that The
meeting Is 20 be held for the purpose
Of formulating some plan for the un'
ion Of the Republicans Of the two
territories, and to take up other mat
ters relative 10 the coming campaign
which statehood has opened 10 the
politicians OF the new state
Some Of the most prominent Re
publicans OF the two territories vii
be in attendance and II will probably
be the greatest gathering of goo'
Republicans and Republican part'
leaders that has been held in the ter
les
The invitation has been accepted
gladly by members Of the eecutiv'
committee here, who will attend, q
will also. Il Is understood, most O
the committees OF the Indian Terri
tory ..
Also other prominent Republican
will be in attendance, other thai
. members OF the two committees.
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HoxeAR.
Special Correspondence

f'l'Nh'A NhAA Hl'AAhN NV
Hoxbar, l. r., July i2.--James Cox
and family have returned to Hoxbar.
to the delight Of large circle of
friends.
a school meeting has been called
for next Monday night at this place.
Everyone who patronizes the school
Is urgently requested to be present
Dr. VI. Mannering and family, who
have been living at this place for
the asst twelve years, left yesterday
for Coleman county Texas Dr. Man
nering is held in the highest esteem
at this place for his answering hon
esty and his many virtues Of head
and heart. Everybody hate 10 see
him and his estimable wife leave our
community. The best wishes of the
entire neIghborhood go with him to
his new home
The picnic at Legate last week was
immense II was given under the aus
pices Of the Farmers Union and was
| splondidly managed The Lebanon
band furnished the music. Mr Adair
of Overbrook and Dr Clark OF Legato
furnished the oratory. over one thous-
and people were present
The corn crop Of this section Is fine
Large stacks Of oats beautify tho
homes of several OF our friends. hinge
piles Of Irish potatoes adorn the eel
lars OF nearly everyone, immense cab
bage. tomatoes. snap beans, peas
and onions are abundant all rour'
and everybody has plenty to eat. IN
deed this is land Of plenty and =
spare. In fact. this is one Of the hnes
countries in the world.
Everybody Is well and cotton j
looking fine. Some complaint is mad
about sharp-shooters.
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From Supervisor Beck.

Editor Ardmoreite:
VIII you please 10 say to those in
terested, that ] have not yet received
authority 20 establish school nor TO
appoint a teacher for the coming year,
but epect to do so before long.
but expect to do so before long.
write letters urging action, for am
too busy to reply and they find the
waste basket.
am at work upon certificates and
will report as soon as possible.
GEO. BECK, Supervisor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
ARpMoRE DEMOCRATS.
Meet and Appoint Important Commit.
tees-other Clubs Organizing.

tees-other Clubs Organizing.
The A,dmore Democratic club met
IN special session last night at the
city hall % b. Brown. president OF
the club presided The meeting was
called for the purpose Of transactinp
unfinished business.
Quite q number of new members
were enrolled.
Dr y. ?. Young. Walter Mullen.
Fount Dustou. X. W. Dick and J. v.
Cabell were appointed to revise the
rolls Of the club and to solicit new
members.
On motion Of W. c. Kendall the sec.
retary was ordered to have member.
ship cards printed
A. X swan moved the appointment
Of an executive committee TO consist
Of thirteen members the president tu
be included The motion carried and
the appointment Of the follovIlt
ma'rb,r, Na. made. W =. Df.s
Joe II,a.,o Joe Gibson. j. r. Cole
man. Iutu Carlock A. X Swan. J. a
Cotusr .. g. Wisdom. =. u. Mathcrs
Ic. +. stevens. G.. N. Joiner and valtci
| Mullen
on motion O.. d. Young the rfs+
dent was instructed TO appoint fl
nance committee o. three The ap
pointments on this committee nave
not been announced.
u. u Brown reported that he ha'
recently organized clubs at Davis
Springer Woodford, Provence 90
Dourherty and that each club ws
building Mp a strong membership.
Col j. p Mullen was called for an
responded with good speech. u
vas frequently applauded and whe
! he meniio-ed the name 81 Chas. !
Carter for Congress, the club cheere
r FOR several minutes.
W. A. Lcdbetter introduced Pre-
. Lester ~ south McAlester as one ,
the pioneer Democratic lawyers Of IL
3 dian Territory Mr.. Lester responde
with an enthusiastic speech
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RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by County Farmers Union Of
District No. %.

bNhNEN1A W. So
Tyler, ]. r. July ..
To the Ardmoreite
kindly publish the following Iefo.
lutions which have been adopted hy
our body.
9Resolved, That We the members and
officers # the County Farmers Union
Of District 22 in session at Madill,
July and 8, 1906, urge. or demand.
that the executors OF the law of this
commonwealth put forth every effort
possible TO suppress lawtessness, OF
every character. especially the desc
Grafton OF the Lords Day, by fishing.
hunting. baseball playing and the un.
lawful carrying Of arms or wanton
destruction OF harmless birds; also
the unlawful sale OF intoxicants.
BE II further Resolved: That. We
the aforesaid members and officers OF
said county union do hereby pledge
ourselves individually TO render any
assistance within our power 20 said
executors of law for the above.
BE it resolved, also: That
copy OF these resolutions be sent tC
the Ardmoreite. Dallas News Western
Baptist Tribune and the Westerr
Christian Advocate for publication.
Adopted by the body IN session az
sembied
G. r. THOMAS. Pres.
n. W. WEIGH, Sec. Tres
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Ditch oiaeine Machine.

The smaller Of the two ditch digging
machines which have been brought 20
the cit by the Henry c ulen company
for digging the water and sewer
dltches, the contracts for which they
hold, was unloaded yesterday after
noon and steamed up Main street.
surrounded by a crowd Of spectators.
The machine was unioaded TO be tax.
en- to the Jones Machine shop where
some parts which had been broken
were repaired From ule shop u will
be taken 10 the place where the work
Is to begin. The second and much
larger machine was unloaded this
morning and taken directly to X street
northwest, where work will begin. The
two machines will be put in operation
al once, and the chug OF their engines
as the progress toward better sys
TEN OF sewer, and water works In the
city is begun, will resound over the
city. Business men and property own
ers are anxious for It to begin as thej
were anxious for the city TO vote th'
bonds which made the construction o
the mains possible. Municipal i'm
provement in Ardmore has ever beer
met with a hearty hand by the res
idents Of the city. who in this wa,
have built up a thriving city.
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NOW HONOR NC DREYFus.
Raised 10 Rank Of Major-candids's
For Cross Of Legion Of Honor.

Paris, July ia bill was iatro-
duced in parliament today 10 raise
Dreyfus 20 the rank Of major in the
Artillery, promoting Col. Picquart TO
brgadier general The minister Of war
said II was the intention Of the gov
ernment TO inscribe Dreyfus name on
the list OF candidates for the Cross
OF the Legion cf Honor. The announce
ment was applauded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

When a woman reads about the way
the packers dress beef II worries her
terribly TO think how bad il will be
for the baby when II gets old enough
10 eat real food.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

Rev r. H. Grinstead of Erin Springs
was an Ardmore visitor today. He
reports fine crops in his section. MT
Grinstead has spent a week at Sui
phur well at Woodford.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Civil Service Examinations.

An exam 1'r on ,ct the position at
ns nector Of NJ a PRODUCTS vii; g
held al the postoflice a ,Nrlmure,
r., on July 2lst. For application
blanks and full particulars, duties, sal
airy, etc, address @. J. Sandlil, loca
secretary Civil Service Board, Ard
more, |. T.
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Take Notice.

No one Is authorized TO contract any
debts for the Reunion, unless approx
ed by the Executive Committee.
J. l.. GAIT,
Mai. Genl. Comd'g ]. T., Div.
J. w. GoLLEDGE,
A. a. General. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

A woman is so queer she can think
she has broken a mans heart by not
loving him, and then do II for that
reason.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

We are now prepared to loan money
on city property. See us for terms.
3tf INDIAHOMA TRUST co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

Quick meal gasoline stoveS at Biy
ems. Corhn & Frensley's.
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We are now prepared TO loan money
on city property. See Us for terms.
8tf INDIAHOMA TRUST co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

Subscribe for The Ardmorelte.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

Don't miss the la:: week o.
the siedae Hammer sale.
Shoes az your own price.
LYNN, The Shoe Man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Bugaies, Buggies.

Bivens, Corhn & Frensley have in
a line OF new buggles.
Free press., 1906-11-03
The Ticket

The candidates on the Democratic
ticket are all tax payers and represent
the best interests of the different sect
ions of the county. That they will do
their duty and shirk nothing everybody
is assured. In this list of intelligent
citizens you will find seven school teach
ers. They have lived in our county for
many years and we know them. Bet
ter than that is the clean, decent, sober
campaign they have resolved to con-
duct and which they have carried on.
In this they have been pioneers, not
only in Ellis county, but in the entire
State. You can travel anywhere over
the Sunfower Empire and you will
hear people talk about the ''dry'' cam
paign in Ellis county. Such a ticket
deserves the support of all good citizens
regardless of party. They stand COM
mitted to win or lose, on the square
deal platform. Democratic County
Central Committee.
JOHN SCHLYER, Chairman.
A. KUHN, Sec'y.
Free press., 1906-11-03
For Representative

AS the nominee of the Democratic
Party of Ellis County as their candidate
for Representative l am before the
people asking their support and it is
therefore just and right that the peo-
pie know my position on the various
questions at issue. At the session of
1905 and as member of the committee
on railroads it was my privilege and
pleasure to vote for and give hearty
support to the Grass Elevator Bill''
which was passed and became law.
l gave hearty support to the freight
rate bill which was passed and was
amended by the Senate in such manner
as to make it practically imperative.
The anti-pass bill introduced by Mr..
Pringle, ex-speaker of the house was
recommended by the committee but
never reached final passage. If elected
l pledge my vote and hearty support tc
the passage of just and equitable
freight rate bill, an anti-pass bill and 6
two cent passenger rate or as low as
conditions will justify and any Other
measure of merit. My attitude toward
our state institutions is so we'll known
that hardly need give assurance thai
l will use all honorable means at my
command to secure just recognition Of
| their growing needs.
H. w. OsHANT.
Free press., 1906-11-03
The Last Sfrd

Judge Reeder has been circulating
statement that he has been less expen-
sive than Judge Monroe was. Let US
look at the records; during Judge Mon
roe's last four years 1O2 criminal cases
were filed and during Judge Reeder' S
term 1O1. While Judge Monroe was
Judge 42 cases were tried, during
Judge Reeder's term only II. During
Judge Reeder's term 19 men have been
sent to the Pen or Reformatory. 18 OF
them pied guilty; only one man stood
trial of the 19. But you must also add
to Judge Reeder's expense bill the De-
cember term of IL criminal cases that
have been continued, and one case that
has been tried twice before and has
been in the Supreme Court twice. Dc
not be fooled; it is the cases that are
actually tried that cost money, moi
when men plead guilty. You note the
work of the two judges in the way Of
trials, and, in all fairness, how ca1
you say that Judge Reeder is cheaper
AS it appears today and the work hi
has done, it cost the county $4,000. 1
cost $4,000 during Judge Monroe's las
term. If you compare the number o
cases tried and add what is coming
can you say that Judge Reeder's tern
has been such great saving?
Chm D. ]. C.-Adv
Free press., 1906-11-03
seSweef Pickles"

A musical comedy in three acts en-
titled MIXED Pickles" will be given
under the direction of Mrs Catherine
X. Zeigler, Efor the benefit of the Pub
lie Library, Wednesday, Nov. 14th.
The comedy is one long laugh and filed
with the latest songs. The other
music for the evening will be furnished
by Miss Ida Behan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Yost The following is the cast:
Rev. John Pickle-Pickle, Curate of
st. Marks, Fred Schwaller.
The other John Pickle-Pickle, owner
of race horses, A. F. Johnston.
Dick Olives, the ''other Johns
friend, Geo. King.
Colonel Dill Pickle Pickle, (tke
other Johns uncle), DR.. Jordan.
Sergeant Gerkin, of the Vine street
police, Herman Roennfeldt.
Mable, the Rev. Johns wife, Rae
Johnston.
Nora, the other Johns wife, Elsie
Macintosh.
Sweetie Chow Chow, Of the theater
May Farley.
Collie Flower, of the opera, Anna
Carrick.
Brine" the biddy, Mrs. Gather.
inc K. Zeigler.
Reserved seats on sale at the usua
places.