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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

similar iess- followed in various
parts and The inventor then gave
MS attention. 20 perfecting the in
yentioa.
Ia closing. Nr. Bell turned to
another line of invention, on which
be Is nov ~ king. that Of the fly
ing msc1sns- He declared that a
machine nal already been invent
81 that w0u.a az twenty-four miles
10 thirty-eighg minutes. In the
near future the invention would
Re perfe~teJ and before long, ne
aided. AyInz machines would be
a. oommoa - telephones are at the
pre-est um- These machines
would be pr leUlarly valuable and
d,nker"s- f.'- use in warfare.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

Ige been soaked a good many
times since / started in business
Tor Dy,eif sDd note it has always
been 20 the article that WASN'T adj
vertissd. started intO the get
tiBg-sosked business By buying .
lightning rod per foof and settling
for II per inch.
That soaking Tss l"iIoNed up by
the purchase Of patent gate that
wasn't advertised. IL was sold 70
me on such close margin. the agent
said, that the fir couldn't afford
70 advertise IL.
I've bought everything from
hedge fence 10 encyclopedias that
wasn't advertised, and IL there is
piece Of unsdyertised furniture on
this place that IL any account I've
not fallen over IL.
have gotten 50 that when an
agent calls on me with something
don't understand ask him
where II il advertised. he cant
show me anything but a pocketfull
Of lsndbills, / call the dogs
I don't believe that an advertise
ment will make good article out
Of bad one but I AN alfred Ger.
tain that it is not going 10 spoil
sure thing. Ia fellow can't notI.
iy me 10 advance through some
paper that I've IL winner he can't
do business with me Wiley Jones
ia Agricultural Advertising.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
BRRa OF YsE TELEPHUaE-
Professor Alexzn6sr Graham Bel,
It's investor, TeIls TIE ven
dsTf1l SisTy.

Al the asnual bs7guef Of TIE
Bradford fOrtsrio) Board Of Trade
isssrest es.tersd largely IL tse
presence q Prof Aiexss5er Grs-
han Bel i-yestss Of tie telephone
wh0se name AID fare BrsutfOrt
EiB saorllT psrpstusts ~ the cree
tion Of . ssita5is memorial n tSst
eits. usieh IL the birthplace Of the
tsiephose
Nr. Bel asss = speech o his
torical value. for he sas0Dzesd
DsbliclT Tor the fret tine al Of
the facts connected with bis re-
msTksbIe isrsntioa-
Rsnovsi from al associations
zith rhe phone for msnT years
past. Nr B-l s.ii be had almost
f0rgotres that be vas the inventor
Of IL. TIE spsecse. o. the even
Inz. hoEevsr. tad refreshed MS
memory, ssd he proposed 20 give
the assembly the exact facts II the
invention. Do~ told. probably, for
the G-st time
II 1874 Nr. Bel. then residing
in Boston, Mass. went 70 BrAnt-
ford 70 visit his father. He had
been studEing TIE seienee Grounds
for the teaching Of deaf and dumb.
aud on this occasion brought with
him a human ear, which bad been
taken from a dead person. One
day IN examining the ear for spe
cial discoveries Of tue effect Of
sound o. il he noticed that when
he spoke certain bones in the ear
seemed to yibrste.
The air currents caused by
speech set the membrane OF the
ear in action. and in turn the bones
moved a. il ia the transmission Of
sound The process proved later
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
me Property Called health.

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u hslpa i1 11t.Dsss. 5sips loD1 INKS.
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teeisn2 after meals, jar stDazch, etc,
~ s,lDy .Dss II health. DrrgYist vii
se.i foT Y &c. ai,oz. Or. Gums imprOy-
ed Liver Pills. One foT adose. & cure
f>T III disezses. FOr saisg5y " S Lloyd
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
GOOD WORK
Doze Daily in 1t Sterling. Mary
Citizens Tel GILT

Nearly every reader has heard
of D0sn's Kidney Pills. Their
good Eor< IN rs Sssrjisg stiil
Continues. sad or cffizsss are cog
sisat.y a66isg sndorssnests b.
yshie ts,1mony. 10 better proof
% 1srif car Be had thsa tae sx-
psueoes u frisnds and neigbbOrs.
read tsis case,
JOhs Black, liyiag a. corner %
Clay and Elm streets, says 4.
-Dosa's Kidney Pills are > good
zsdieine and / have NJ hesitation
- saying that If anyone who may
b sgdsrisg with any u the CON
plaists for Ehien they are recon
msnde1 vii give them = god fair
tral they will be benefited For
me years I was subject 70 attacks
% rheumatism OF lumbsgo in ny
hips, legs and in ny shoulders. At
times the pain would BE- 90 severe
- these parts that / could scarce
y be able u get around, and there
was sisO difficulty wish the kid
ney secretiOns which vas almost
constant irritation. Hearing Of
DOaa's Kidney Pile procured a
box 2 &. DuersOn's drug store.
and although / did not give them
a fair trial, not taking them ss
az the directions called
for, ! can for the good effects Say
that / think highly Of this remedy
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster MiIburn Co,
Buffalo. New York. Sole Agents for
the United States.
Remember the nsme-Doan's-
and take no other. 40-zt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25


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talk % Len. As they are busy atte1ding
- tns1- OWE husi-ess.
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h-t 4 yo- are u need Of any Of the fore
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aid IN % No. 8 " 1zin ST, o.
= kizg The Bel" No Io7-Tbey-ll find
liz Nz-. he Place, and the MoneT,
.-Ta=y VIII NOW -
TOO LONG II Business to need refer
e0oe
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
MONUMENTS. MARKERS
IRON FENCING.

TIE Mt St=r4-=R Marbei s. Crauite
Co. " Nam S. Mt Sterling, XIV.
are prepared 70 furnish yOu anything for
TIE Cemetery. Granite ard Marble.
Foreign o. Domestic. Ornaments. Vases,
Iron Fencing
They are here to stay: Guarantee the
Eork- Quality and Prices. Have their
oSu shops; buy from the quarT;es; save
The discounts. pay cash for materials.
pay no commission to agents or tramps.
pay no rents; are prepared to save Won
from 20 u 20 per cent on your work,
Why 90 70 the city. OF buy Of a tramp,
Hhea you have responsible people at
your door anxious. ready and willing 10
give yOu "a square deals
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

II t1ere Is = feeling thai the heart or
Iuzss. bod Or i1rer. brain or nerves ar
dlsezs>s. coz5seuce to decor the stone
scA That Is The czzse Of % czses ont Of
every 100 Dls-zss that begia n the
stO=zah Hsust &c Cared through the
si0r1zca- The medicine for stomach
clsy-d-rs l. Lr. Gums Improved Liver
Pllis sod 81 druggists for Is cents
per box one piu Is dose The ptu
the OrgOns IN such condition that dis
ezs las 70 bass 70 work upo1. n
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
rwO sALARIgs PAID

u appeass that two sslsries have
been paid fof kozo Commissioner.
That t8e tax paysrs 81 NOnfgoln.
sry county are required ~ pay 70
each " tho COmmissIonsrs 5000,
wien ~ matter u fact only one
should nave been alOTed. The
people are looking into such con
duct
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
% NOr ICY.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Wantsd a Bible.

Charley Neal, Who broke into
church near Foxport and stole a
Bible IN March. 1902, il again in
jail AZ Flemingsbnrg awaiting a
sentence. He was Indicted, tried
and convicted in 1902 10; serve one
year in the penitentiary. While
waiting to be sentenced ne escaped
by digging out with a caseknife
through the brick wall. He was a
fugitive until 1904, when he was
captured at BIT. Sterling, taken
back and placed in Jail. He es-
capped second time by digging
through cement floor. He was
recaptured a short time ago. taken
hack to Flemingsburg and incar-
cerated for the third time. He is
now heavily manacled and will be
sentenced 10 the penitentiary on
April "a, unless in the meantime
he again foils the jailer.-Mays-
vii Bulletin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25


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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Admits steaIiua aorsss.

Az Winchester, william Taylor
Pace, . young white mar, and be
bopgiag 20 a well known family,
pleaded guilty Of three charges of
horse stealing and was given six
years IN the peniteDusry
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

lie the little colds that grow
into Lig colds; The big colds that
snd Ia consumption and death
Watch tie little colds DR.. Woods
n orway Pine syrup. Ss II.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

A lazy liver makes lszy man q.
BBrdOck Blood Bittsrs IL the nat.
urai, never falling remedy for a
lazy liver. 354t.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
now \ NE TINE

FOR ST. sterling 70 gain ground.
We have cheap fuel snd cheap
power and can have more railroads
and more factories.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

Os1l1zsy bOgssbD,o accidents
have ~ tsrrors Dbss t1srs's BIT
tis o. Df. ThODss' Ec,sctfic OIL in
tie He1Io5ss ebsst. Heals burns
ests, b'glses, sprsiIs. Instant
relief IS A..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

An honest mans word Is az good
80 his bond when you have nothing
10 lore.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

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G1c1apcafc Sampier.G ompngnie.

NUcinpcdfesx ute.
GIeeante Taiagier . 3arnpfer ~@ngnfta' nnb
ATLANTA" ftnd
Glib Yoiut Comfort nab HcrfoI, ia.
Sdmpter b~erlnffen Baltimore td6lih td,is9e'
uoinmen Goiliiaas) nm $50 glbenhs iino tom.
men In SIo qotit Comfort nm o ubr Moreelis
unb In yiorfoIf nm It's Woreeus al. anfdlte'
benh an bic giienbnbr5iiee na6 alien pnnften
oeS Sioens uno Gib.pciiens..
Dorf.8itpsr.2t
@sQaHte Rdtfaaier . TnntJter agbd.lofte- uno
Baltimore
nddb Nef.Npiut uuo Ntdjmunb, "a.
9ampfcr b~erIaf'cn Baltimore tdglib (diisGe'
uornmen Sonriaas) I'M 8 1br gta6uitttHas rih
fpmmcu 81 gSettsToint UNI 7.30 W'orgeHS nno
In Rtthntoto nm S.2b mcraenS on.
Sic an Molitagen, Mitruodben uno Sreifngen
bon baltimore nhinbrcnoen 9onpfer. ulh bic
bon Meftrboini on Eieniiaaen, 9onnerftoeen
une Sanlftaoen ~nblubren, Ieaen tn @Ioueeftee'
poin., Clements uuo MIImonb'S an: intb ole
an 9ienffaaea, Gonnerfiaaen unb 6dmftaeer
bon Baltimore liio an Wpniagen. Mttttpotben
mro ssrciiaeer bon WeftsPoiT. abtabrenben
9nnpfer Ieeen In Oorito,un nno gIab'Banf an
tbci glinfiiecm Better).
Tampter berfaHeu Wdittr.ure uprn Bier gtr. IL
NIB 10, Qigbtffra neu.A eerte.
Hurd.pincte nab alien Riinfteu foruet ge'
iidert, @epdd aui0eaeben unS a1iiiten8jnlner
Inn Worniis referbirt nereen. In ben bieftGen
giaet @iircanr. 0r. 40, Cft.gatttmo re. etrahe,
". %. 9lubipn, geerf. Nr. 1877. Et.Vaittmuyes
strnke. pher bet Saipt.ViireauI; Wr. $40.
Baltimore, NIB;
een Observation-Disclosures, Sen. .ganaslet.aa
3. 6 MrTannsf. SIIts.@en. .9aN, .Naent.
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@citcrn Iiarplano Giienbabu.

2iee ~oerIaffet Si1ei'Stnfion iuie fcIgt:
H.. 4..L Taalid:
4.3O MISUNDERSTANDING, Sdaerstour, q. &
~ .sUGtn. NIB aisGeuortfiet Sunnfue,
Sancod unb @bumberSbura.
OLE W,orgenS-Pcu'W urs@rpteB.
2.00 Tnbm.-suf- tnriooation nan 8Ibrhol.
ABS Ta6.-Grpreb SaupiIinie, Sdeersfpipr,
men eonntne, Sreoerid unb Gulmittsbure
Wurlor.gsaggon).
1000 MbetoS-aif0mmobatton ua& 1tnion'
Tdsiid, anseenommen esuntas.
8.65 WDracns-Dorf, y. & 8. 3ibinon unb
SauptiiIie Sftli6 bon entorb @rObs. TO-
800 Notwithstanding Saeerstopn, San,
cod. Cumberland, sbippensbnra, Grebe'
rid, Commissioning unb ". & %. gabn
e.4s @oIasns Mitommobaiicn mao cettas.
1000 Nrraers-sffiommo alton NOD linion
grtope.
1920 gGdnn.--qIue R5nrtnin 9Ipreb (parlor,
Nn1gon). fpipie Sreheri6.
1926 Ma1na-GrSreB nat Dori nnb e. 4
4.15 SSadm ~ a,,ommobaiton nna triton
$50 gad,rn' - Accommodation man @lbnson,
ham grpreb btS @ettbsbiira uno Uorf.
61b NhenoS - Accommodation nab nHio.t
T' Wur eunntaas.
grtbge iith Snnpper.
5dh ni&t an oer BsnnIplbanin' etbenne'
citation on.
u. Npbeftfon,. q. Dp. Doipen,
(167-) RI
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Bonn Webger. Strife.

Spm Wesger Strtfe. =
Ger Mesger.S Strife mobte lid geitern
id,on reft unungenebm fiibIbar, ons
Shmeinefleiih mar in ben peridieoc.
men W1rften uno Terfoufsitellen iebr
fnapp, uno mar friid,e @urit fait
gar nibt porbanoen. 8iele Weeger.
meiiter, Die ieit LANCER 3cit gaes bon
ibren 8eieaen orbeiten lieBeu, muB.
ten geitern ipobI ober libel ielbit ipir.
Der Die ShIr3c pprbinOcn iino Die
ibren manden SdppeiBtropien abrin=
genoe nngepobnte arbeit ielbit bis
ipat in Die Naft, binein perribten.
Der Sefretar UNI Shabtneiiter Der
.Snternationalen Union Somer 8.
GaQ bonn Sauptaiiartier in Spraciiie,
N.-D.. fam geiterng Worgen bier on
Inn Die Strifeleitung in Die Sano Sit
inebmen. Ser @eihditsa9ent George
Stabl Der Webger.llnion erbieIt ae.
tern eincn Yrief bcs @ei6dftsfiibrers
Sarrp s. SolImers Der y%,Snternotio-
mol Mliociation Of Madiniits," iporin
or Die Spmpathie ieines @erbanbes
uro Der .Warplano-2oe Ger. 1856"
Der Waifiniiten NIT ben Musitdnoi=
gen ailsoriift uno jcoe getpiiniftc
suiagt.
Gin @crintJ Ser M~nndberung lit
bon beiSen Tauteien bisber tid)t se-
madlt tppr0en. asE eassh Z Ne
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Seglente cingeidluHen

Wapa i'm 9, ap., 1. September.
Giner 9otihait bon Den Nuo.
Slnf. 8ruben 5ufolge iinb bort IL
8rnbenorbeiter einseifloiien, unb es
tpiro befiirdtet, baB Die Mdnner toot
limb. Gie 3ettungsarbeiten fins in
ppaem Gonge es mirb aber "a Stlrn-
ben nebmen, Die ben gingang si,r
Sriibe blcdirenSe groe fort5uihaf.
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