davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

S. YARD pieces OF
1noha3r skirt braid, In
black only regularly 1oo
per piece. Sale price to-
morrow, piece,
The Washington times., 1906-04-22
POTOMAC LODGE ANNIVERSARY.

Next Tuesday evening Potomac lodge.
Independent order OF Odd Fellow. Will
celebrate the eighty-seventh anniy srsary
OF their organization. The celebration
Will take place at Odd Fellows Hall in
North Columbus street. On April % the
lodge viii attend services at Grace p.
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

100 PIECES ALL-SHK Messaline.
This silk IS an exceptional quality,
and usually sells at S1.oo y nc
yard. SALE PRICE, yard. -
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

- pieces handsome plain and Rlace
Taffeta, In very large range of solid
and combination shades. especially suit
and qualities that sell regularly [Or
az and Sl-25 yard SALE n0S
Prize .....--..........-....O(
The Washington times., 1906-04-22
Flowers That Are Satisfactory.

One gets great salts. action from GUIDE s
flowers. for they are not only beautif JI
but fresh and sturdy and last longesl.
121t T.
The Washington times., 1906-04-22
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

T. Church, when the Rev. Edgar Car
penter will preach a sermon to the
order.
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

La BELLE hooks ana
eyes. 2 dozen on card,
together with 2 dozen In
visible eyes; b1sck or
white; all sizes. Sale
price, per card, tomor-
row,
&c
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

WARREd'S siIk-cOv-
cred feather bone, black
or white sale price To-
morrow, = yard,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
MISSOURI rAr .x1..

D q Ii
GNnted to Missouri inventors this
week. reported BY G. 4 Snow > Oc
Pa,en, Attorneys, Y aships,on p, C..
Hsrschel Cation. Kansas, CITY
Periora,lng Attachmen for printing
presses. George H. ; r. G. Colt.
Breckenridge, cow-ta,I fastennr
Edward B, Gadssy. & g. ?. Doris
St. Louis, Gear controlling device
for motor vehicles, james l. HUFF.
limos, st. Louis, Attachment for
threshing machines. John Johns.
ton ST. Louis, Automatic envelep
feeding mois,ening and sealing
machine. Rey holds Mcdonald, 81.
Louis, combined plumb-bod and
rule. George B. Paul, clinton
Horseshoe. Her man Schneider. st.
Louis. oooper's plano. William A.
Schraubstadtsr, ~. Louis, Type
perieoting mechanism. Ferdinand
G. Schwebtman, st. Louis, Sash
weight
For copy d any above patent
send ten cents in postage stamps
with late date Ct this paper to c. A
Suos 4 CO Washington. d q
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31

Hello kidd Rotor apd trEsa1s
here ! eoas again ai.sr : is~s
weeks abssuss.
Rain il badly needed 10 Ills
part. Z
Preaching q the Mari school
house arss Sunday in, Jane.
Bob Smith and wife visited
A fired MUIR and family Sunday.
John Yrssman,s children has
been quite sick with the nsasls
but they are reported. better q
this writing.
Jim Hunstutlsr was the lucky
man that got the second act Of dish.
es at Alice.
Everyone that has friends bur
RED a. the MUIR ocmetry should be
interested in cleaning on the Gem
siry of. everybody come early in
the morning OF May 80th and work
until II O'Clock then brother Ben
Freeman will preach, and 'heo al
ter noon will 10 spent in decorat.
ing the graves with flowers. every
body come and bring dinner.
Mrs. Nina Corban IL the happy
possessor Of the second set of th,
Fowler dishes,
Mrs. Jesie MUIR and childre,
visited Edna MUIR Sunday.
As news is scarce, will ring OF
hoping to escape the waste baske,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions. through this
naper, upon any subject, religi-
ous!y or otherwise shall be
.yea,sd as q friend. But In no case
will the Editor allow any slang
or slang phraa." 40 Though 'ta
a!nups
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
Fer Sal e

Saw Mil, Engine - horse
power aud saw rig for sale. call
at this OsYIcE il yon want q cheap
rig and buy ut once.
We will take q good team in on
the mill or will trade it for o good
piece of farming land or timber
ed land.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31

ITEMS
by the two weary Willies

Hello Kind Ed. here comes the
Two Weary WilIies once again
The strawberry crop is abou,
gathered ter this season,
The weather is still dry in this
locality.
Homer Bell lett TOR Webb City
Thursday eve.
Charles Carlson aud vito was up
from Chi,wood Wednesday.
Tho Lime Kiln boys are still
out. They say $3.50 or no 60.
W. A. Rsupp has sent u man to
Ark. to get men to taKe The strik
ers place,
Mrs. Louisa Troxell ia sick. DR.
Frceland Was over TO see her this
morning.
Jess Towe closed q deal this
evening TO dig q cellar for Dr.. "
]. Tinker containing 80 81. yds, al
20 cts. pr. I'd.
Henry Gieskie got Is crates OF
berries from his patch to-day for
which he will get about $500 pr.
crate.
ben II. Maulove Prop. and
owner Of Central Livery Stable is
in need Of some good horse cutters
Jess Tows 70 on tho sick list.
tbs reported that W, W. Lock I
OF this place hAs bought tho littl'
town called Berwick. Hal Hall
Berwick 10 a little s,ore 8 miles
west Of here.
Geneva Summers and sistel
Helen started for Webb City .hi
morning Tor . weeks visit
! We'll ~ news 10 scarce We wit
ring on with hopss Of callinl
!sgs,h. Bys-bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
PoperyisIl,

We hAys seen the power Of
popsry, spreading itssli. liks =
green bay tree: And nillioss rest
ing their eternal welfare under
her great ocssa Of lslss tsAchisR-
We bave sesa Acssss,ons Of Whist 10
termed .as able men, ascending tho
stops Of her darksusd sky-Clsim'
ins her ,nfalibility. We have
looked upon her broad felds OF
superstition. and have saw the
,mipds Of many! many! Rnslavsd
in her turbulent waters-TAe
effects Of what has been the cause.
tor the loud cry Of what 10 termed
and wha, has been termed refor-
nation; which has only made the
evils more prominent. And to
tho thinking man, presents TO him,
tho knowledge. that there Is .
power hitherto unknown to man;
wealding the ceptre Of contention
"A power not seeking the downfall
of families only, But Of nations
AID governments. Ths.disgust that
such d power brings on the mind
.matured in Christ, Disgusting
we mus, add on the account OF NE
.srouious, obsurd teaching. Sue b
cruelty cannot be expressed 10
tones of tenderness. And such
cruelty and vice is not alone co q
fined to popery. But has crep'
into the Protestant world; aud
has covered tho once bright and
Glorious Church; with the black
and. dark cloud OF superstition
For proof of this asser'ioo. We
call TO the stand Lee the 4 +" III
nxscpds The papal charlie mas
tina, gold and silver must be ha'
in order 20 satisfy his ambition
Consequently mode use OF ever.
device. 60 raise money for to carr.
on l,io of gayoty.
In order 10 lot the reader, hav'
a more porlcct knowledge. o
thesc devices, we shall name pr
among tho many which ho used
And that is he had recourse to u
extensive sale OF indu'gsnces,
means by which his hands were ~
cd wi h money. The psrniciousnes
and superstition belonging !" tn
device was this, by means OF thes
a person who had committed ar
crime was forgiven. and nbsolv'
from the SID and its consequences,
MS paying TO the Pope. Bishop c
Priest II certain sum of none
which the same 80 called Cbcr'
practice to-day, and have taught
even 10 Amer,cn, as We shall lea'
from osu. OF their own leadii
bowers in this language,
"A Plonary Indulgence is tn
which remits all the temporal pu
,sLment due To such slns,
A Partial Indulgence IL To
which RENTS u part only OF =
punishment. Thus, for sxamp'
an Indulgence Of five yeats al
live guarantees, meAns n re'ea
OF the punishment oorrespond''
TO Eve years Of the ordiDar 9ano'
cal pcnance. AVID FIVE times I
special paoa"c, of the forty da
Of Len. or purga,ory.
Al Indulgence MAJ he npp''
TO the dead, II tins IL specified
the graat, l. is u" act OF char
most agreeu bic to Jesus Chr
20 relieve. by Masses, fraye
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31

ptoeee over Soe minds o. uilliene
| q people. vho sst sov pstient
alsvss . the prlsstAoes. 10
think d men and women 10 tkis so,
called enlightened Believing
that . man has power % forgive
sins or CANT indulsssoss. y more
than the enligbtsasd mind can
comprehend. and yet these shiDgs|
arc facts, not TO b laughed ct.
The time be- come. and the word
Of God demands II for The trus
child Of God 10 arise and CRY
aloud. Please read.
Cry aloud. sparoi not lift up thy
voice like I frumpst. and shsw my
psop's their uausyrsssiop, and the
house Of jacob their sins. Iss. 5S-l.
When We realize that there 70 .
power that claims that II has the
power to remit sin, and TO grant
indulgenees. even after the souI
has departed this lifs and have
passed into . middle state or place
Of souls las II claim q Purgatory)
suffering for . time. Those In
dulgences granted BY this evil
power releasing thsm It 10 time t.
speak ont and cry aloud and lei
the voice b heard from every
; tongue do not believe such % this,
Ali these are granted " Dene
dict XIV, January Is. l74e, and
may be applied to the souls In
Purgatory.
For those who say the Bead
d daily for q month, o Plenary To-
K diligence on any enc day, on tb'
}. usual conditions Of Confession
9 Communion. and praying 10
: church for the usual intention,
!, That the Beads must be blesse,
by a Priest who has received tn
y power to attach these lndulgenoe'
y The Redemptorist Fathers hav
this power. page los PARIS, (
Page JOG Par. ! J
70 We repeat to believe that man
d God Wc can not. But It il trt
IN such superstition has BET
brought ou the minds Of the pc
Lle by the image of tho secor
beast spoken nj by John the Re
80, in this language.
y And decsive,h them that dwell On /,
eo Garth by the means Of those lh'racl
." which he had power to do In the zig
VI Of the beast: saying TO them that DIV
w IN the earth, that they should make
v" image 10 the beast, which had
" wound Ivy sword. and did live.
I'm
And he Ind power to give life ur
the imsge If the beast. that the ina
~ the heas, should both speak. a
-. cause that as many as would not v,
ship the image Of the beast should
killed. (Rev. I3-l4-15)
lhe We claim that the image "
'le' the one man theory set up in VII
nd is called the reformation Of I
nse 10th. Century
ing For fifteen hundred ycorA
mi. Christian people who were call
the He:i,ics by this great pow
ay spoken of in this article.) +
those fifteen hundred years We
led all united together in ono boo
in one Churchlunder the t~o Gosp
- 49, A. 4 80 sh:. tia a.,I g..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
NOTICE.,

Private Detective and Auction.
eer with Thirty years experience
Terms reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed Address.
I. II, Mccall.
Fowler MO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
See Here. Look!

We the people ofthe Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies Tor all ding Brands
Observing Machines, such a
Needles, Shuttles. Bobbins.
Winding rubbers. Tensions
springs, Belts and set screws,
Also j Man that undsrs tas,rfs ajusAsng
ritmans and pletss. OF remoylng 81
He will do YOU right And ~ your 81
Right. cali at tfis OF y, NJ 1nd
them. bring your old tubbsTa
of copper ana brass tos xthap61
our Runnlias. xosn JaE As!ln111 n MI
&. IS iii Rbymsi JAtJsn aIs u III 81
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
TANNING

Tanning done in JAH.Ville by
the colony people. All kinds OF
leather made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
GAY HUNT BALL
. OF DEEP RUN CLUB.
Will BE Held at the Temple on
the Evening of February
SUPPER FROM WASHINGTON
A Partial List Of Subscribers and
of Guests Who Have Been
Invited.
SUPPER FROM WASHINGTON

The Deep Run Hunt Clubs ball to be
held on the evening OF February ed,
at the Masonic Temple, promises to be
one of the most brilliant affairs ever
given In Richmond. The committee III
defatigable In their efforts to make 1t
perfect in every detail. The supper will
be served at small tables by Charles
Rauscher, of Washington, who will fur
nish mis- own walters, cooks. glass and
chnaware.
The following is the menu decided
upon:
Hot Consomme in cups. Terrapin in
Terrapin Ia Baltimore.
Sweetbread croquettes. French Peas.
Chaufroid de Volaville.
Salad Romano Fines Herbes.
Glace.
Hunting Fantasies Filled Individual
Hunting Forms Of Fancy Creams and
Fancy Iced and Dry Cakes.
Bonbons Fourres.
A1aroons Glaces. Peppermnts.
Cafe.
Appellants. Champagne.
Souvenir Cards.
There will be handsome souvenir me-
nus. Among the favors will be Deep
Run Hunt Club gold plated buttons
mounted on pins for gentlemen and belt
pins for the ladies. Among those who
have already subscribed are: Colonel Bar
ton II. Grudy and Messrs f. w. Scott,
John Kerr Branch, Allen Potts, Andrew
Fl. Christian. Jr., A. 7. Harris. Jr, Hon.
Joseph Willard, Thomas N. Carter, Geo.
Seay, p. A. S. Brine. II. c. Beattie, John
p. Branch, Nell c. Branch. C. w. Branch
c. e. Doyle, f. c. Mayo E. B. Sydnor.
Jonathan Bryan. John G. Walker, Fred
E. Noting, w. Fl. p. Leigh, wv. j.
Payne. /. N. Vaughan. CharlesJE. Whit
lock, w. o. Noting, George &c. Scott, S.
Jenifer, W. o. Young, ]. r. J. Anderson,
r. P. McGrawn. j.. A. Willis. F. ID. VIII
liams. f. Fl. Thorpe, Gordon Wallace,
Major James H. Dooley, DIR. J. A. White,
r. Strudwick, j. II Antrim. C. G. Pinck-
ney. A. s. Bufora. Jr., p. II. Mayo, Will
liam Gray, Horace s. Halves, Blanchard
:. Forbes, John I4andstreet, r. c. Will
liams, Jr., y Fl. Wallace. DR.. Robert c.
Bryan. Leigh r. Page, b. S. Hume.
Numerous out-of-town guests are en-
pected.f Those invited are: Mr.. p. f.
Collier, New York, NJ. F. H.. Meadow
brook Hunt; Mr.. Lanier Mckee, New
York; Mr.. John Valentine, NJ f. Fl.
Radnor Hunt, and Mrs. Valentine; Lieu
tenant Alfred Howe. United States navy:
Mr.. s. A. NTegeath. Franklin, Pa; Mr..
+. G. Guild, New York; Mr.. Otis II. Cut
Ter. New York: Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Price, New York
Scarlet coats will be generally worn by
the hunting members, the different col
ored facings of which will show to what
club person belongs. 1t is In no Way
obligatory upon subscribers to appear in
full dress hunting costumes.
1t Is imperative that members desir-
ing to subscribe should do so witholr
further delay.
OF course, many of the hunting set will
wear the full dress pink coats, but the
regulation black coat will be largely In
majority
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
200 HORSES AND WHEAT
ELEVATOR ARE BURNED.
(By Associated Press.)

EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL, February ar
The Union Elevator, containing a mil
lion bushels of wheat was destroyed by
fire tonight entaillng n loss of more than
100000. The fire spread to the stables
Of the st, Louis Transfer Company, and
200 horses and 200 wagons We're burned.
as we'll as the stables. The fire started,
In a hrIck engine house 80 feet from the
elevator. Before the arrival of the fire
department the Flames had spread to tho
elevator. Assistance was sent from ST..
Louis and the efforts Of the firemen we're
principally directed toward preventing
the fire spreading to adjoining elevators
and warehouses, the Union elevator hay-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
IvANHoE FURNACE.
New Owners Getting Ready to
Put 1t Into Blast
(speclal to The rlmes-nisna+ah,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.,
1NANEOE, VA, February 3.-Mr. w. n
sangster, of this place, has resigned his
position with the Virginia Bridge and
Iron Company at Roanoke, and is now
here with force of hands .'cieaning up.
in order to repair the Ivanhoe Furnace
Mr. Lewis, of the Monongahela Iron
Company. is expected to arrive here from
PfttsburG next Monday and push this
work to completion.
ore Is again being washed ut the Greg
DRY Nine two miles east of here. and
other arrangements are being made r.
accumulate stock for this furnace. which
is expected to cast iron not later than
July list.
Mr.. j. Burton Peirce and others ara
here for the Pulaski Iron Company. plac-
Ing a large steam rock crusher at the
quarry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
Wrecked Crew Picked Up.
(By Assoclated Fress'1

BOSTON, MASS, February S,-The
ocean tug Storm King which arrived
here to-day had on board CAPTAIN hus-
giles and crew of seven men OF the New
York brig Irene. which was wrecked IN
a gale off Cape Lookout on January
2sth. The crew were rescued by me
schooner Henry B, Fiske from when
they were transferred togthe storm sing
in Vineyard Sound yesterday afternoon
rhe Irene sailed from Port Reaains, ~,
j., on January 10th for Jacksonville win
n cargo of coal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

pHE FIRM or w, 4, IARsNEE 81 CO.,
composed of VIM. N. Dabney and n.
Thomas Moseby, dissolved d ha,rtn das "
January 1900, VIM. Il. Dabney having
purchased the interest OF N Thomas
Moseby;. the foEmer having assumes
entitled to receive all accounts, due the
business The business VIII ,hGreniter
be conducted in the name az f W MI ~ pnn,
the sofa owner or said business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
.SEAB0ARD IS KNOCKING
AT KN0XY|LLE's DOOR.
General Belief That Railroad is
Seeking An Entrance Into
Tennessee CITY.
iBy Associated PrnssA

KNOXVILLE. TENN. February a.
In inner railroad circles it is believed
that the seaboard Air Line is seeking an
ENTRANCE into Knoxville. In the past two
weeks two parties OF railroaders have
visited this section in charge of the SUI
perintendent of the Tennessee and
North Carolina Railroad line which
extends from Newport to Waynesville,
n. G. On each occasion the party has
been driven some distance from the city
and has apparently been inspecting
routes Of entrance. If the Seaboard is
interested the road would have to build
from Ruthcrfordton, N. G. to Wayne;-
Villc, where It could use the Tennessee
and North Carolina tracks, a survey
has been made from this city to New
port for line which is believed to have
a connection with the enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
Gang of Burglars.

: Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBuRG. VA, February g.
Ben McCarty, Il stranger was held for
the grand jury this morning In the Po-
lice Court on the charge of burglary.
The police, IN the arrest OF Mccarty,
with two other strangers, believe they
have captured a gang which has been
Systematically entering houses in the
city during the past two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
BANKRUPT NOTICE.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING ON
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THY EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
In the Matter of No. TO-
Bankrupt | Bankruptcy
To thecreditors osTHE RICIaIOND ca
TERNG CO., of Richmond, In the county
OF Henrlco and district aforesaid Bank
rupt.
day Of January r1 A. p 1895, the said
adjudlcated bankrupt; and that the first
msetIng OF It's sreditoors VIII be held in my
office, Rooms Nos, 10 and u Capitol Law
and Zeal Estate Building. Rchmond,
va. on the 5th DAY or FEBRUARY,
A. d., 1906, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon,
at which time the said credtors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint truss
tee, examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting,
lSebflaty 3, 1901
TEIOS. r.. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy.
IN Thomas Mosby ESQ, Counsel for
counsel for baukTuptS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
Zero Weather in Pittsburg.
(By Associated Press.)

SIT (By Associated PreSsO
PI1'rSBURG, Feb. .3,-Zero weather
again prevails here to-day. The govern
ment thermometer recorded three degrees
below zero. The Monongahela river Is
reported to be freezing at the headwaters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
New Embroideries

We have been months gathering this
stock It's ready now for your inspec-
ton. We only ask you to look at
these; the prices and styles VIII DO
the rest.
Nainsook Edges, In new, dainty ana
TASTY patterns, in widths from y to
inches: special values q l. dc. 1-3c,
Zoe, IL 1-2c, 16:-3c. zoe csc, zoe.
Nainsook insertions, In new and
tastv patterns, and in widths from
u to inches; special values, G dc.
s 1-3c, Zoe, IL 1-:c. 10 2-ac, zoe.
25c
Cambria Edges, in new and very eff
fective patterns, and in widths from 4
to il inches; special values loc,
1.1-2c, 15c, 1G 2-3c, zoe, zoe. zoe.
Baby Match Sets, Edges and lnser,
lions of Nainsook and Swiss, neat and
dainty designs. Zoe, IL lie, 10 2-3c'
zoe, 26c to soc.
New Medallions OF Swiss and Batiste,
entirely new ideas.
New Swiss Flouncings' new ana very
tasty designs. inswidths OF IS. ~ and
Ak inches wide, with bands to match
New Batiste Flouncings, IN white
and cream. very effective designs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
High-Grade Silks
and Cut Prices

A combination of facts that means
bargains and quick sales. Examine
these specials for yourself.
s1.25 and s1oO Figured and Dotted
Fouards, In very attractive patterns
and colorings, now.........".....-. Soc
s1.OO Striped Pongees now. .....5oc
s1.25 and s1.oO Striped, Dotted and
Figured Louisines and Taffetas. in
the wanted colorings, now. .....,.. .ooc
2I-inch White China silk. heavy
weight, all pure silk; positive 5oc
value, special. ....-..-............ .'"c
Black and White Checked Wash
silks, new and tasty, special. .... doc
Black Taffeta Silk, full yard wide.
all pure silk; rich, lustrous BLACK; a
positive s1.50 value, special. -
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-04
Parm Wanted.

We have a letter from a gentle.
mana subscriber to our paper
in Eastern Ky, who wants to rent
a farm of l25 to $50 acres. He
wants a description Of the land as
to grass and cultivation, number
and condition Of residence, barns,
etc. He can bring another family
with him.
Persons having farms to rent or
sell should advertise same In the
MI. Sterling Advocate He saw in
bur paperthe Fascett farm adyer-
tised and wrote concerning it. He
is the third man who has wanted
to know about this farm-which
is already disposed of.
2S-tf.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-04
ASSUMING FORM.

The Congressional race in the
Tenth district is taking form and
bids to be one Of much interest.
AS it now stands the candidates
are Judge John E. Cooper, Of this
county; A. F. Byrd. of Winches-
ter, and Hon. F. A. Hopkins, OF
Floyd, present incumbent, with
Judge Cooper leading The peo-
pie are going to choose the man
frmest on party doctrines and who
will do most for his people first
and the great South second.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-04
INDICATIONS FLATTERING

Indications for a year Of pros
porous business is very promising.
The small grain crops are looking
good. The timber is coming out
Of the mountains with each tide,
tobacco beds are numerous, the
fruit is not killed, and stock is in
good condition and bringing salts
factory prices.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-04
IT WOULD BE THE GOV
ERNOR.

If he lives and should want the
position it would not be a difficult
task to guess the name Of the man
to succeed Senator McCreary, of
Madison. 1t won't be Blackburn,
nor will the present Senator sue
coed himself. There will be a
voice crying aloud for Governor
Beckham The people will take
up the welkin and without opposi-
ton Governor Beckham will be
the honored man.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-04
Bad Fhinu and Good fhinu.

On March 5th. / mashed my
hand and was unable to work for
three weeks. 1t was a Bad Thing
the rccident happened. but it was
a Good ThingI carried an accident
,olicv with L. z. Rogers Insurance
Agency who paid me in full lmme-
distely after filing nv claim.
Jack Holleran.
Moral: See Rogers for all kinds
of Insurance.