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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

Let US CHERISH the hope that
there is in the citizenry and Off
ciaryof Mt. Sterling enough Of
regard for law, fear of God and
love for man to cause them to
stand firm for righteousness, yet
fill OF entreaty and patience.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

We read OF one who when he
wss reviled, reviled not again, and
when he suffered he threatened
not. r
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
SOME EXTRACTS FROM
THE SENTINEL-DEMOCRAT

That the people Of the county
may know what the editor of the
Sentinei-Democrat says, we quote
from his last issue r
"The Advocate wants. to- cor
rect the morals Of the citizens OF
Mt. Sterling in every respect eX-
cept committee stealing
THE Advocate says morality
is elevated to higher plane under
machine rule. Certainly it is il
you consider election stealing and
committee stealing as elevating
morality"
"Well, we expected it. Bro.
Trimble, Of the Advocate, has
swallowed the Machine, Hargis,
ct al. II was a nauseating dose
and doubtless saved the gentle
man the price Of an emetic.
"In telling what the Machine
has done for the people, the Ad-
vocate neglected to say thatiit had
created many useless Offices for
pets at great expense to the tax
payers; and last but not least,
had beeh behind the steal of the
committe that had been elected
by the, Democrats ofMontgomery
county,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce Judge ii. Clay
Mckee as a candidate for Congress IN the TENTH
District, subject to the action OF the Republican
party in convention or otherwise.
We are authorized TO announce A. =. BYRD,
OF Winchester, Clark county a candidate Tor
Congress in this. the Tenth District, subject TO
the action Of the Democratic party. 90 I.ti
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Judge John
E Cooper, of the county Of Montgomery, can
didate for Congress subject to the action oil the
Democratic party
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

1t is dangerous to handle buzz
saw. For further particulars call
on or address some of the police
force.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
HARGIS AND CALLAHAN
Acquitted for thegMdrdeE Of b;
.MarCun1.
Mar.C.un1.

Yesterday Beattyve the jury acquitted James Hargsnd 3D.
Callahan for the murder James poor Kentucy
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hoy en- santurce IN billete de an peso, con
cartn ap6nima en- que se express que ea
clntidad q dc regaIo para los Bobra Ha
ingred hoy mismo GA la TsaoFsria de la
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que ha de hacsrss loa Mendigo1 81 10. ds
Julio.
Don Rafael Fabi6n ha regalado tam-
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barrio FsFgueEa de esta eomaI
celehEando muy auimada8 h0.
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gsmana pada la oohdisron
l1r larleg ua billete de 800
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rFeta dB au mismE casa
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u6 qde muY prcutc confF ID fiIr0nfe
el iove1 don Frng con
lindfsima Eedorit
q diatineuidc iogen don jose
con la gracio MonEsrr usFoa don
Gugtavo Gfana con Ia mon nen.
tadora kiYiFs Velaz y g. Hn don o
guala de oios pEecioslmos Rosita Valle,
no sig0, porqUe luego Sc oiT6 deeir: ''El
coTresponsal especial de "Ia Corregpon-
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Aver jueves, ha llegado en trap 4
esta Ia lindfsimR maYagiezana seforita
Laura Carbonell, con q objsto de paaar
una cOrta tempOrada en- Ia casa del entu.
SHASTA caballero don Enrique Frank
-El maTtes pasado sali6 para Ponce &
Comprar los inGtrument0s para la banda
de mdsica que pienga nontaT aquf VI pro-
fesoT don Arturo Graht.
Hoy ha celsbrado Ia iglesia ma miaa
en- honor San Pedro, Ii eual lie quedado
muy concuTrida.
Sc halla enfermO el joven comercian-
Ia don Emilio Figueroa.
Que pronto tenga meiorfa.
Hoy se ha cafdo de M eaballo 81 dis
tinguidO joyen don Andres Avila, 81 cual
BE di6 uu golpe en- una pierna.
Aver 90 hallaba ca egte pueblo 81
ilustrado cura de San German Fray
Agustino Blanco.
El lunes az julio Comenzaran Las
Classs De mdsica los i6venes que van &
Componer la banda dc este pueblo.
Haze varfoa dias Sc encuentFa entire
nogotrog Ia caTihoga sefiora Lugo
Ss halla enferma IN caFitativa joyan
seiiorita Juapita Vale.
El domingo ha5T6 un mitin .tepubli.
Cano on uno de los once barriOs de esta
pobIaci6n.
La pima en- esta Comarca eBte af1o
est6 muy abundante.
El domingo pasado hubo un mitin
s'incorpoTado" en- 81 barrio Plata de- aata
Jurisdiction. Este mitin fue un fracaso.
lei domingo paeado se Celebr6 IN
baile en- Ia casa del caballero don fFederi-
60 Grant, 81 cual f16 muY animado.
Ss estdn prepaTando para sxaminarse
para maestrog preparedness Ion i6Yenes
Julio Ortiz RoUra, Pedro Jose Biaggi.
Josefna IrizarTy Leonideg Morales.
NUestro deseo es que aalgan triuntantel
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rsgultado. puda obtsnaTlo nna noehe su 81
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-10-26

TN the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
1 ton, for Thurston county.
Allen White, Plaintiff, VS.. o. G. Merrifeld and
= Merriheld his wife, and Frank Merrifield
and = Mortified his wife. and all persons, II
any unknown, Claiming any interest or having
any interest in the hereinafter described prop.
erty, Defendants.
Summons.
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
The State Of Washington to o. C. Merriheld
and - Merrifeld his wife. and Frank Merr!ield
aud - Merrfeld his wife, and all persons. II
any. unknown, claiming any interest or having
any interest In the hereinafter described prop
crty, Defendants: You are hereby notified that
Allen White IL the owner aud holder of certificate
Of delinquency numbered l645. issued by the
Treasurer of Thnrston county. Washington, on
the lOthday of September, 1906. for the sum OF
$6.42, the same being the amount then due and
delinquent for the taxes for the years 1902 to
1905 inclusive, together with penalty, interest
and costs thereon, upon real property assessed To
and OF which you are the owners or repnted own
ere, or in which you have or claim to have some
interest or estate. and which said real estate il
situated In Thurston county, Washington, ard
more particularly bounded and described to-
WIN NV xS oisW I OF Sc Sec 9, Township
That plaintiff has paid taxes, other than those
included in said certificate OF delinquency In the
sum of $6.42, aud which bear interest al the
rate OF ID per cent. per annum. You are fur
ther notified that plaintiff will apply to the SUI
peror Court of the State of Washington, for
Thurston county, for Judgment for the amount
OF said delinquent certificate, taxes, Interest,
penalty and COSTS and forecosing his lien against
said property hereinbeiore described.
You are hereby notified and summoned to an
pearswithin sixty days after the fiist publication
OF this summons, tOwit: within 60 days after DC.
gust r. 1906, and defend this action in the court
aforesaid, or pay the amount due; and In case of
your failure SO to do, Judgment will he rendered
for the amount OF said certificate Of delinquency
taxes interest penalty and costs, and foreclosing
plaintiffs lien against the lands and premises
hereinbefore described and the same will be or.
dered sold to satisfy said Judgment.
Any pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned at the post office address below
given.
p. NJ. TROY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office address: Olympia, Wash.
Date of first publication, Oct. II, 1906.
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7 II E l.. ;:'; Tracy.
PILLAR Of r. r.: o.
Morning" |
Copyright. 1904 by
Edward J.. |

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHARTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
CHATTER i-At daytr,ak an assistant keeper
of the lighthouse pacin., the gallery discovers
M the distance ship in distress. stephen
Erand agrees to swim H. il. Upon reachin-. the
ship h. comes in contact with a shark, fights
and Mills II aud goes aboard. He finds III. body
OF dead man and a strange bundle beneath the
sHil. Jones, the lighthouse keeper, lowers Il
basket and hauls Brand and his srangc bundle
safely up. 1.-The bundle contains live baby.
the child's clothing are the initials +. +.
The little one IL placed in care of the nurse who
has charge of stephen Brands child in Pen
zince. They call the child Enid rrevilion. III
Eighteen years later Constance Brand. dau.h-
ter Of stephen Brand. AMI her adopted sister.
Enid TrevIllon. 20 Ia The lighthouse with an
Old fisherman. E,n Pollard in sailbost named
DAISY. They are caught in storm, during
which They hear the signal for help coming from
tn" rock. They reach the lighthouse III safety
and find that two of the men, Jackson and BATES,
have been hurt. Brand sends the men back with
I,n. lN-Jarkson and Bates are lowered into
tnc boat, and Pollard starts for P,nzance. The
baI-y II met by Lieutenant >tanhopc, who is
dcvo;edly in love with Enid. lie has started
out for the light house in answer to the signal
for help. On meeting the Daisy he turns back
10 assist with the injured men, N-from u
lighthouse window Enid spies boat approach
irg the rock. II il the Lapwinc, owned by a
mar named l.awton. Brand discovers that IT is
sailed by Stanhope. He signals for them not TO
land. and Stanhopr retnrns to PenZancc. The
.!is spend the night at the rock. NI-During
lie nlSnt a furious STORM renders Steep lmpOS-
sable. Al dawn from the lighthouse gallery
Brand makes out ship in great distress. VII
Charles 4. Pyne. young man on board, throws
a rope from the foremost TO Brand and by
means Of pulley seventy eight people are saved
before the ship sinks. VIll-Mrs. Nansittart,
Pyne's aunt, Is strangely moved at sight of Con-
stance. IN-Mrs. Vansittart inquiries about
stephen Brand and his daughter and seeks to
III. ct Brand. but fails. X-Stanhope in the Fall
con approaches the lighthouse AT daybreak in an
effort to rescue Enid and Constance, but is un-
able to land on account of high seas. Brand
signals news of the disaster. Constance and
puts back to Penzance, but returns the next
day, brin ging Mr. Trail, whom Mrs. Vansittart
10 journeyng from America to marry. He sends
messages to NJ RS. Nansittart and TO Pyne, his
nephew XII stanhope has signaled from the
boat his proposal to Enid. The food is giving
out. and starvatiO II threatens when two boats
arrive. the Falcon and another. but even with a
raft 1t Is impossib lie 10 reach the rock
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fro BE CONTINUED
Advertising.

zone moment, madam, II you
please" cried the heavy.set, arising in
the convention of women's clubs. II
beg that you will permit me to say
one word as to crying evil. 1 am
overjoyed to see you ladies so boldly
attacking the wickedness of the coun-
try: l beg to call your attention to
the insidious, atrocious peek.a.boo
waist. I cannot find words to express
my opinion of it. Why, I am in.
formed that tomorrow morning the
firm of Jigs, Jaggs & Co. will throw on
their counters several thousand of
these immodest garments at the ridic.
ulously low price of q dollar each!
beg Of you to take some official action
on this crying evil. Thank you very
much for your attention"
The heavy-set man then left the
convention. Next morning, at the
store of Jiggs, Jaggs & Co., he might
have been seen in the private Office Of
Mr.. Jiggs, taking another order for !
load of peek. a.boo waists and receiv.
ing congratulations on the popularity
Of his goods.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-10-26
he's tired of being alone:

probably. BY the way. now that
you mention 1t, Mrs. vansittart wished
to see me yesterday. l could not spare
q moment, so 1 sent her n civil mes
sage She told Constance that she
thought she knew me-"
Hardly likely" smiled Pyne, "if
you have passed nearly the whole Of
your life in lighthouses"
II did not quite mean to convey that
impression. knew a man Of her late
husbands name, many years ago"
'She is a nice woman In some ways"
Baid Pyne refectively. mot quite my
sort, perhaps, but lady all the time.
She Is not an American. Came to the
States about 90. think. and lost her
hubby on a ranch In California. Any
how, the old man Is dead stuck on her,
and they ought to hit it Off we'll to-
gether. The Vansittart you knew didn't
happen to marry relative Of yOurs?"
"No. He was mere acquaintance"
"Odd thing" ruminated Pyne. ut
has just occurred to me that she re-
Bembles your daughter-your elder
6aughter-not so much in face as in
style. Same sort Of graceful figure,
only trifle smaller"
"Such condolences often happen In
the human family. For instance, you
are not wholly unlike Enid"
"Hully gee" said Pyne, I'm too run
down to stand flatteryv
Likeness Is often a matter of envi-
fonment. Characteristics, mannerisms,
The subtle distinctions of class and So
cial rank. soak In through the skin
quite as sensibly as they are conferred
by heredity. Take the plowman's son
and rear him in a royal palace, turn
the infant prince into a peasant, and
who shall say when they reach mans
estate. This Is the true king You will
remember 1t was said Of the Emperor
Augustus, Urbem lateritiam invent.
marmoream reliQuit CHE found the
city brick: he left It marbleC. The same
noble result may be obtained in every
healthy child properly educated"
The college bred youth had not enter
ed into any general conversation with
Brand before. He had the tact now to
conceal his establishment at the manner
Of his friends speech.
you fling heredity to the winds,
then" he asked.
Brand rose to his feet, as was his
way when deeply moved.
THANK God, yes" he cried.
A faint boot came to them through
the chOrtling of the wind.
Zone of our VISITORS" shouted Brand,
"and here we are gOssiping as though
snugly seated In armchairs at the fire.
side"
He hurried to the gallery, putting on
an Oilskin coat.
1--WE must win through, and l guess
I'll play ball with my father-in-law,"
Qu0th Pyne to himself as he followed.
This time it was the Falcon alone,
and she slgnaled with a lamp that it
was deemed best to defer active opera
lions until the following afternoon.
The tide at dawn would not suit.
She went off, and the two men re-
turned to the grateful shelter Of the
service room.
Brand forbade further talk. Pyne
must rest now and relieve him at 3
O'Clock. The yOungster needed no
feather bed; he was asleep in amaz-
ingly quick time. There Is supper
less hunger which keeps people awake
at night with full larder In the house.
The crude article differs from the cul-
tured one so greatly that the man who
hungers of necessity cannot sleep too
much.
TO BE CONTINUED
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IL DISCIPLINE slackened its bonds
iii that night. For one thing, Mr..
I'LL Emmett fell Ill. Although in
~ ured to hardship In the ele-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-10-26
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
SIGNATURE sssss the .. ZMEAZzzsx

n the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
L ton, for Thurston county.
No. 340l.
Maria Burns, Mary Burns and John Burns. Plain
tiffs, vs.. John q. Haizman, John Il. HaiZman as
Administrator OF the estate OF Amelia HaiZ-
man. deceased; David Wartman, Rose Beard,
Bertha Murphy. Bertha Murphy as Guardian OF
Ralph Reichcl and Waller Reichel; Walter Rel
chel, Ralph Reichel, and Edmund Wartman,
Defendants:
The State of Washington to the above named
David Wartman or Dave Wartman:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date OF the first publication
of this summons, to.wit: within sixty days after
the 18th day OF October, 1905, and defend the
above entitled action In the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiffs, and
signed attorney for plaintiffs, at his office below
stated, and In case of your failure 80 TO do judy
ment Will be rendered against You according TO
the demand of the complaint which has been
filed with the Clerk of the said court.
The object of the above entitled action is to
obtain partition among the owners thereof Of the
following described real estate: Northwest ar
of Northeast or. and Southwest or. of Northeast
or. and Southeast or Of Northeast Or. and North.
east Or of Northwest or. all In Section 80 Tp. l6
North, Range East OF w. NJ. in 1hurston coun-
ty, Washington.
JAS J. ANDERSON.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Office: Rooms 3ll-3l2 Bcrnice Building, Ia
coma, Wash.
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CHAPTER NII-Continued.

An assistant keeper wearing cork
Jacket, with Il rope about his waist.
was clinging to stumpy mast In the
center Two stout guide ropes We're
manipulated from the deck Of the YES
sci. and the fiat, unwieldy mass Of
timber was slowly drifting nearer to
the lighthouse with the tide.
The door Of the column opened to-
ward the east, so the wind, with its
pclting sheets Of spray, was almost in
the opposite quarter. and the stout
granite shaft itself afforded some de-
free Of protection for the entrance
The scheme signaled from the steamer
was n good one. None but a lunatic
would endeavOr to approach the rock
itself, but there was q chance that the
raft might be made to drift near
enough to the door to permit a grapnel
to be thrown across the rope held by
the gallant volunteer on the raft.
1t was his duty to attach the two
ropes and thus render it possible for a
stronger line to be drawn from the
vessel to the pillar. There was no 9TH
er way. The lighthouse did not possess
q rope Of sufficient length to be drawn
back by the raft without the interven.
ton Of some human agency.
This was precisely the puny, half de-
spairing dodge that the reef loved to
play with. Catlike. it permitted the
queer, fat bottomed craft to approach
almost within hail. Then it shot forth
= claw of furious surf, the heavy raft
was picked up as If it were floating
feather, turned clean over and flung
many fathoms out to sea, while both
of its guiding cables were snapped
with contemptuous ease.
The assistant keeper, kept afloat by
his jacket, was hauled, half drowned,
back through the choking froth, while
the wave which overwhelmed the raft
curled up spiteful tongue and almost
succeeded In dragging out several Of
the men stationed in the doorway.
With q clang the iron shutter was
rushed into its place. and when the
sailor was rescued the Trinity boat
steamed away to try to secure the
raft.
So joyous hope gave way once more
to dark foreboding, and the only COM
fort was the faint one to be extracted
from the parting signal:
"Will try again next tide"
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The New Testament MIGHT have read

The New Testament might have read
differently. According to Mr.. Roose
welt, "the multi-millionaire is not q
harm but a good to the community, if
he appreciates that he is only a trris.
tee for that wealth and he uses it for
the cause of goodness" Apparently
it makes no difference how the wealth
comes, nor who is plundered and op.
pressed by its appropriation by the
multi-millionaire, provided only that
the appropriation hold it in trust and
and use it for good. Jonathan Wild,
so it is said, had the same idea before
Mr.. Roosevelt adopted it. Wild, who
robbed travellers Of their money until
he got hanged, appreciated his trustee.
ship and used his loot literally for the
relief of the poor.