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Evening journal., 1907-03-19
NOTICES.

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NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
Delaware Hospital viii be held al the hos
pitaI building on the 10Th insta at 3
o'clock D. m. All persons who have 1T
any time contributed $4,000 20 the Funds
of the Hospital, and an annual subscrib
ors 70 the amount of 500 are members OF
the corporation.
AVM. F. BANCROFT Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, 3rd Mo, 18th, 1907
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE

At Kiair and Hollingsworth's Bazaar on
SATURDAY. MARCH %, az l2.30 sharp
SO head Of horses all kinds. Some tx
ira fine ones and some common ones
Wagons and harness OF an descriptions
100 new wagons OF the latest style nov ~
stock. all varieties, buggies and runaOouts
OF all styles and prices. IL you want "a
wagon we can suit you both IN style and
price. our prices must De right as We sold
more wagons last season than amy other
two de.llers in the Siafe, Farm machinery
OF am kinds at an times. sale every sat
urday -
KLAIR x HOLLINGSWoRTH
ao8 West Sth st., Wilmington, Del
m19-21-22.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOT1CE-1. ALEXANDER X. GIL
LcSpiE. the owner and occupant of the
house situated az the southeast corner OF
Taylor and Church streetg. ln tho Eighth
ward, In the city OF Wilmington. county
OF New Castle and State OF Delaware. IN
compliance with the rcquiremcnt of the
acts OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply In writing TO the Court
OF General Sessions OF the State OF Dela-
ware. IN and for Now Castle county on
Monday the 18th day OF May. A. D.
1907 being the next term of said court. for
a license for said house as an inn or
tavern. for the sale theron OF inioxlcat-
ing liquors IN less quantities than one
quart. 90 hc drunk ON the premises. and
the following respectable citizens of said
ward nc iciist twelve of whom are SUBJ
stantlal freeholdcrs of said ward recon-.
mend the SAID application viz;
James II honcr, Patrick sweeney
Dennis Cnrran. r. Is. Phillips.
Samuel Forrest. James j. DOMAIN.
Thos j Stlrors. Joseph H. Stewart.
James j. Gallagher. Thos NJ. Fnnery.
-fartin J. Hcasion, james H. Gain.
Harry T, Long, Richard ConlJlhn,
Hugh McGnlcy. Dennis flanagan,
stephen Lyons. Francis y. August
Michael Dorlon, Thoo NJ Alexander.
Jacob Huber. James August
john q. Strauss. Xavier j. Friedrich.
Michael Brady John j. Boncr
Michael Donovan. samuel kpcran.
ml6lSt ALEXANDER *. GILLESPIE.
NOTICE-L ANDREW J. NIEDER.
MA1ER. the owner and occupant OF th,
house situated nt Nos. ~ and ~ East Fifl
street. Ia the Fourth ward OF the city %
/ Wilmington, county of New Castle, ane
| State OF Delaware, in compliance witt
/ the requirements OF The acts OF the Gen
/ orll Assembly in such case made and pro-
/ Nided. do hereby give notice that 4 fhll
apply In writing TO the Court of Genera
/ Sessions OF the state Of Delaware. In an,
\ Tor New Castle county. on Monday, IN
18th day Of May A. d., 1851 being the mex
\ term of said court, for q license Tor sale
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sail
I therein Of Intoxicating liquors in les
u quantities thun one quart. 90 hc drunk oi
the premises, and the following respect
able citizens OF said ward. az least twclN
OF whom are substantial frccholders q
spid ward. recommend the said applica
Ton. viz
! Clarence r. Holt james J Concn,
Nicholas F.Go'dbcrg Peter Mark.
Abraham Bachrach. Harry nothman,
christopher Iauef Frederick i<lcitE
lIamca Kitchen. Lewis ~. Bacr,
d, Wm NJ Spence. Goo III SinEloy,
1 II O. Buckmastcr. NJ nFrank J McG0wan.
I rnos Fahcy. VIM r. Landchalcr
= John T. Lniiv, Daniel T.. Rcran.
Hugh Duffy Fred w Klund
: Nathan Baisky, James ~ Parthree,
james Mcmahon, Joseph W. Kitchen,
n Saml H. Tlhhitt W. II. Hartlovc,
, mlS-3t ANDREW J. NlEDERMAlEl
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PUBLIC SALE

Win be sold at ali Tatnal st.. on
THURSDAY MARCH q. at 3 a. m
Apartment house with z rooms brdm fun
OF an kinds OF household goods. and in
every room, q cook stove nearly new. /
nice refrigerator, 2 antique bureaus, beds
bedding, tables. chairs. etc.
mlS-3t w. A. HUKILL, Auc.
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PUBLIC SALES.
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POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE.

POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE.
At Siaughter's Place on road leading
from Third street bridge 20 Lobdell s
Foundry, WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~, "a
o'clock. D. M. All my stock Of farming
impiements head horses; wagons,
market dearborns; one l-hOrse wagon
moving machine. Champion horse rake
plow harrows. cultivatOrs, planters,
blacksmith forge; sets stage harness.
cellar pump. lot OF hay, lot OF chickens' lle
feet Of baton, in good order.
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
" r efanfon Aucs mi5-it
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PUBLIC SALE

VIII be sold at No. 1920 west Eighth 81
on FRIDAY. MARCH %, at I o'clock
Household goods, such as tables. chairs
rockers, carpets mating, etc. one large
store or office stove. also a lot Of odd.
and ends from a country store, consisting
OF dry goods, and other sundry lots
ml6.lgZt, w. a. HukILTs Auc
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PUBLIC SAFE.

Will be sold at ol2 King ST., on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 at a, M
Household goods, such as enameled bed
steads springs, mattresses. beds, hcddiue
tables, chairs rockers. dressers, chiffo-
niers. carpets mating quite "a lot of bed
linen and many other articles.
mi6-3t W. A. HUKILL Auc.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY no LOAN on dns'rabi, first
MORTGAGES on city properties In amounts
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sunday Brealfast Mission MEETING.

Directors Of the Sunday Breakfast
Mission win hold q meeting this evcn-
ing at 7.45 O'clock. All members are
iEyitsz 70 attend.
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LOST AND FOUND

IOST-On street between Eighth and
King streets and Fourteenth and Rodney
about 1880 p. M, Sunday. March H. a.
gold necklace. set with pearls and green
pcridot stones Reward n returned 90 .0l
Equitable Building.
LOSr-fcmalc pointer with yellow spot
on side and on car Straycd from home
Satuyday about 10 o'clock. Reward if re.
turned 70 pa l<irl,wood 81. mls-3t
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CHIROpODISTS

DO THEY ACHEf w. H. JACOB
chiropodist .Corns .romoved without pain.
g cents. iol West Seventh street
J2G-tf
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OFF WE 90

no Southwest Texas, 40 buy us a home
on the Gross s." Ranch. in the fertile
valley of the Nueces River, where We can
move on and tulSc charge Of our farm
with cash payment of less than onc-
fourth of the purchase price, no interests,
NO taxes 10 be paid for over two years.
and where there is perpetual sunshine.
fruit and flowers the whole year round.
and where wo can plant and harvest any
crop Of commercial value every day in
the year
For further Information see our local
agent or write $. III. JACKSON. 706 First
National Bank, Houston. Texas.
lnducemcnt TO Agents. ug-7t
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PAPER HANGING

STILL IN papcrhanging business. WAr
FORBES 5Vi W Fifth ST.. d. and A
Phone 2di6-A. mi9-lm
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

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WANTED-A good whcclwrlght Apply
TO S. CHENEY, Grconville, Delaware.
miG-ft
WANTED White man ianitor. Apply
eS0 French st., to-day, Tuesday. ml9-lt
WANTED-rwo good farm hands. Ap-
ply II. DONOHO, Edge Moor, Del mla-ti
WANTED-Good tailor. must be steady.
Apply SO9 Madison st. ml2-u
WANTED-Fos the U. s. Marine Corps;
men between ages q and 80. An oppor-
tunity to see the world. For full informa-
ton apply In person or by letter 20 U. s.
Marine Corp Recruiting Office Post Of
lice Building. Wilmington, Del. mi-2@t
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HELP wANTEp-gEMALE.

EXTRA .h,SLADfFS WANTED ON
Saturdays for shoe department. must be
thoroughly experienced. LIrPlNcorr AL
COMPANY. mlS-3t
WaNTED-Two women iantors white
must be well recommended. Apply "a
French st., To-day. Tuesday. mia-lt
work MRS +. }. MURPHY, -2lS Gilpin
ave mi9-2t
WANTED -Thrco young women for
laundry work. I. \. L. LAUNDRY el5
Shipley 81. mlo-St
WANrED-Ghis to learn cisar making
and buchen nfakins. paid while learning
Also experienced cigarmakerH and buchen-
makers Also experienced cigar packer
wanted. Apply at 100 w Third ~ mll-tt
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
Elevator Runner Resumes Duties.

James j. Kelly elevator operator at
the Federal Building, after an illness
OF five weeks, resumed his duties yes
terday,
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CONTRACTORS AND
WARNER S. LEWIS,
BUILDERS.
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cARPENTHR AND DUlLpEh-

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Joi,blng a speciality. Good material
Skilled wcrkmen. Fair prices. Let me give
Won an estimate. Ofnce and ehep' oVo of-
ange street. Both phonea-
II IL. REARDON. 624 West Third St..
carpenter and builder Jobplns pi2iil p, ply ~,
af fair prices. Ask estimate. Phone d. and
A. 3i27A. m---nls
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

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FOR RENTING large rooms, i0i ship
ley st.. can be altered for living purposes
Apply 400 Market st. mi9-5t
FURNISHED and unfurnlshed rooms
Tor rent S. W. Cor. Seventh and King.
mi2-eod-lm
FOR RENT-Nice large furnished room
Second floor, 'front.' 6la w. sixth 81.
miS-lm,
WANTED-Young men to rent furnished
rooms or board at i3ii W. sixth &C.. after
March 20. Apply az once, 50 Clayton 50.
ml6-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. so7 w
Fifth 81. mii-6t
FOR RENT-rwo thlrd-story rooms.
southwest corner Delaware avenue and
jackson st. ml3-6t
FOR RENT-Second ana third story
front room, after March "a. cast -Four
tecnth g. Address, C-H Journal Office
i-t-u
GIRARD-SO5. s0l and 500 Race st.. Phne-
delphia Rooms %. g. soc. Gentlemen only
/ FOR RENT-Furnishcd front room. all
accommodations. FOR two gentlemen, with
or without board. PHILLIPS RESrAu.
/ RANT. southeast cor, Second and JET
teison. mi9-lt
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

FOR SALE CHEAP stecls and nxtores
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good will OF store. For par
tloulars apply 10 E. G.. Bradford. Jr.. 1911
Market st., Wilmington or Emory Blake
ly, Henry Clay. Del. f7-u
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FOR RENT-Twc-s story brick stable sio
Willing a., possession March %, 1907 APP
ply 5l1 West street. m6-tf
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ZOE SALE.

FOR sAI.E-A hlby's English ncram
bulator. Apply lSl Marylnnd ave. mia-3i
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REAL EsTATE ZOE REM.

FOR RENT-i7io Washington st.. park
front, location fine Apply G.. II. GRAY
Printer n East Eighth ST. mis-6t
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FOR RENr--A farm Of 20 acres. milct
from wilmington. close 70 Concord Pike
Apply to or address, HOWARD WILSON
Granogue, Del ml4-tf.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

FOR RENT-Browu' Hotel and Stables
i03 and l0i w. Fourth u. Apply to JAMES
BROWN, on the promises or ISAAC n
BROWN, ll2l w. Fourth st. mlS-tf
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FOR RENT-DruE store, In Odd Fellows
Hall. ST. Georges Possession March 3
1907. Address WM. B. LESTER, Trustee
Portcrs, Delaware mi6-6t
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
CLARENCE LEBUS
Writes in Reference to StOrinq
Tobacco Samples.

Clarence LeBus, president of
the BurleS Tobacco Society, of
Cynthiana, has written letter to
John G. Cramer, secretary of the
Lexington Commercial Club, sug-
gesting that hurley tobacco sam
pies be stored in that city.
If the storage Of hurley samples
is secured for Lexington it would
mean the establishment there of
another warehouse and would be a
long step toward the ambition of
that city to he the biggest hurley
market in the world.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
HOMES
For Many Farmers in the Irri-
gated Area.

When we read that the National
Government is constructing irri-
CATION systems that when compile
ted will irrigate a total of 3,l9S,-
600 acres, we are impressed by the
magnitude of the figures, but to
gain really adequate conception
of what the addition of these acres
to the productive agricultural area
4 otf~.75> country means, we must
consider it from the standpoint Of
production and possible population.
Irrigated farms are, as a rule,
small. The ready command of
water insures against drought, but
it enables the farmer to practice q
more intensive form of agriculture
and to secure a larger return from
his land. Because of this fact a
less number of irrigated acres is
necessary to the support Ola fam
lily and the creation of IA comforta-
BILE bank account.
In the Sacramento Valley, in
California, where the next session
of the National Irrigation Con-
gress will be held, the average
size of an irrigated farm, as shown
by the last census, is about twenty
acres. Adopting this as unit we
find that the area which Uncle Sam
proposes to irrigate will subdivide
into total of 1876, 400 farms,
enough to supply very consid-
cradle number of farmers with
comfortable homes.
The Sacramento Valley is by no
means land of twenty acre irri-
gated farms. 1t is land of great
unirrigated wheat fields, the land
of great combined harvesters,
mammoth traction engines, gang
plows and long mule teams. 1t is
going to be a land of small farms.
Private enterprise is building irri-
cation systems here and elsewhere
in California. The National Rec
lamation Service will shortly be-
gin tthe construction of a small
unitfof a great system contempla-
ted for this valley and for the San
Joaquin Valley, which together
cohprise the great interior plain
of California.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
NO MORE DELAYS.
Judge Moody Says feud Cases
viii Be Tried In October.

Judge W. B. Moody returned
on Tuesday, August 9th, to Emi-
nence from Sandy Hook, where he
continued the cases against the al
legged murderers of DR.. b. ID. Cox
until October. "The absence of
John Smith hung up the trials this
time. said Judge Moody. IF
Smith had been there | should
certainly have insisted on the trial
proceeding. and indeed he was the
only witness which the prosecution
claimed they could not proceed
without. Mr.. Waugh submitted a
list of sixteen witnesses for the
prosecution which he needed, and
stated in open court tnat if they
were not there in October he
would himself make a motion to
dismiss the cases."
"The list of witnesses wanted by
the prosecution has been reduced
since the last trial" said Judge
Moody, from about sixty-three
to sixteen"
1t was suggested to j Il d q e
Moody that he might be called on
now to act as Special Judge to try
Caleb Powers. mo, stree" was
his reply" no more of these spec
tacular cases for me. I've had
enough with these Jackson cases.
Don't you know" he continued,
when | received my commission
to 90 to Sandy Hook thought the
case against jim Hargis was the
only one | had to try, and you can
imagine my chagrin when | got
through with that to find | had
three more. Lexington Leader,
August 2S.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
WHY SO WEAK ?
Kidney Troubles May be Sdpplng
Your Life Away. Mt. Sterling
People Have Learned This
FACT.

When a healthy man or woman
begins to run down without appar-
ent cause, becomes weak, languid,
depressed, suffers backache. head
ache, dizzy spells and urinary dis
orders, look to the kidneys for the
cause of it all. Keep the kidneys
well and they will keep you well.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys and keep them we'll. Here is
Mt. Sterling testimony to prove it.
Samuel 7. Green, of Hig h
street, Mt. Sterling, Ky, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills were worth
their weight in gold to me. That
is my opinion and the following
are my reasons: For Il good many
years | suffered with kidney trou-
bile brought on | believe. by strain
ING myself at heavy lifting. The
dull aching across the small of my
back and the sharp pains if |
stopped or Strengthened, made life
anything but pleasant to me.
There was also a very annoying
and distressing urinary difficulty
particularly observable at night.
| took all kinds of medicine sup
posed to be good for kidney trou-
BILE, and doctored IA great deal, but
without obtaining noticeable bene-
fit until | procured Doan's Kidney
Pills. The change the first box
made in my condition was surpris-
inc and | continued the treatment
by taking another, when all symp-
toms of disordered kidneys disap-
peared and | felt myself cured"
Plenty more proof like this from
Mt. Sterling people. Call at F.
G. Duerson's drug store and ask
what customers report. Fer sale
by all dealers. Price SOC, Fos-
ter-Nlilburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name
Doan's-and take no other. SGT
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
New Field for Roosevelt.

On the whole, the appropriate job
for Mr.. Roosevelt when he needs
another one will be the pacihcation
of Morocco. That always lively
country will stand a great deal of
that sort of pacification with a CLUB
which is specially and favorite ex-
ercise of his. ="
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
A New Investigation.

Il have read that some genius
of IA shirtmaker has invented IA
shirt without buttons"
DO you call that "A novelty 2 |
have worn them without buttons
ever since my wife became devoted
to the Cause of womenr'-I II
Motto per Riderc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
Beyond Medical Aid.

&. ID. Weathers, Avon, Ky,
says: My hogs were 50 badly
diseased with cholera, | did not
think medical aid could possibly
save them. | gave them Bourbon
Hog Cholera Remedy and it cured
them without a single loss"
Sold and guaranteed by VIM. S.
Lloy
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
Paper to be Moved.

The plant of the Campton Cou-
rier has been moved to jackson to
be used in the publication of the
Breathitt County Democrat. the
new paper to be established there.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
A Knock.

Nhe-Did your wife scold you
for spending 50 much time with
me at the party last night 2
He Oh, no: she said that was
punishment enough. Yonkers
Statesman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
Being Used.

She was pretty and the drug
clerk was clad to sell her stamp.
Also to weigh her letter.
Also to lick the stamp and attix
it to the envelope.
Put it on upside down, please"
she simpered. That mean S
something to Charlie"
Then the drug clerk lost inter-
pSt
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

The official announcement that
the jamestown Exposition i, now
finished may recall the fact to SC me
ninds that such a show was open
ed a few months ago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
To Collect Big Claim.

Capt. G. G. Calhoun has been
retained to prosecute a claim Of
the State of Missouri against the
Federal Government for about
two million dollars. If successful
he receives ten per cent.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema, sores or any itching of the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives in
stant relief, cures quickly. Per-
fectly safe for children. All drug
0iStS sell it. Sat
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
Worked Wonders.

Mrs. 9. p. Virgins, Lexington,
KY, says: Il gave my fowls
Bourbon Poultry Cure when they
were sick and it certainly worked
wonders"
Sold and guaranteed by VIM. S.
L'oyd.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

Dr. " lhams' Indian Pile Ointment VIII euro
Blind. bleeding, liberated aud Itching Ptcs.
IL absOrh~ the tumOro. allays the itching AZ once,
acts a. "A uOultICc. gives instant lclet. br.
Williams Indian Pile ointment Is prepared for
Piles and Itching of the private partc Every
fOr soc and ~ 90. 20 Tyr
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

Thousands f peasants are des-
titute and starving in conse luence
of the disastrous floods Fiat .ksye
visited the central provinces of
japan during the past few days.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
". s. TAYLOR.
Governor BeCkham and Attorney
franklin Offer Protection
to Him.


Gov. Beckham and Common
wealth's Attorney Robert B.
Franklin offer to ex-Gov. William |
). Taylor to return to Kentucky |
from his refuge in Indiana to tes-
tify in the coming fourth trial of
Caleb Powers, charged with the
murder of Senator Goebel.
Following the receipt of a letter
from Gov. Beckham in which the
executive pledges his every aid to
Franklin in his offer of immunity
to Taylor to return to Kentucky,
the prosecutor addressed an d
mailed a letter to the Ex-Governor
Tuesday night as follows:
From Frankfort, KY, Aug. %,
1907. To W. 5. Taylcr, In
dianapolis, Ind.
Sir:-in the public prints 1 have
read a statement above your sigma
ture, bearing date indianapolis,
Ind, August %, 1907, from which
| quote the following:
ITO the Public-Some time AGO
there appeared in the public print
what purported to be statement
of Robert B. Franklin, Common
wealth's Attorney, in which it is
said that if would return to Ken
lucky to testify in the Ca
leb Powers case, waving my con-
stitutional rights, he and other
State officers would guarantee me
immunity from arrest during the
time necessary for me to 90 there,
testify and return. Later on the
press contained what was publish
eel as letter from him to Cover
nor Beckham, asking the Governor
to cooperate with him in guaran-
teeing this immunity.
Il have waited for more than a
week and have received from nei-
ther of them any communication
concerning the matter. This fact
indicates that the proposition was
not made in good faith and mainly
for newspaper talk and political
effect"
now desire to say to you that,
should your presence be desired by
Caleb Powers, at his coming
fourth trial, as a witness for him,
if you, waving your privilege to
decline to answer any question be-
cause the answer might tend to in
criminate you in the conspiracy to
murder William Goebel, will come
to Kentucky, appear in the Scott
County Court as a witness for Ca
leb Powers and subject yourself to
an examination and crOss-e -eXamina-
tion. you shall be immune from
arrest during that period of time
you are necessarily present in Ken
lucky for that purpose.
In guaranteeing you this immu-
nifty from arrest from the time and
for the purpose above indicated, |
have asked the cooperation of the
Governor of Kentucky and have
just received from Governor Beck
ham a letter, the original of which
/ enclose herein, as follows:
August 27, 1907.
Hon. Robert B. Franklin, Com
Z monwealth's Attorney, Frank
fort, Ky.
Dear Sir:-In response to your
communication of August -, in
reference to the matter of assur-
ing VIM. ). Taylor immunity from
arrest in the event of his coming
to Kentucky to testify in the case
of the Commonwealth VS.. Caleb
Powers, | wish to say to you that
in every way possible | shall CO.
operate with YOU in seeing that
said Taylor, if he comes to testify
in that case, shall be protected
from arrest and allowed to return
to Indiana. There is not the
slightest question that |, the Gov
.ernor of Kentucky, and you, as
.Commonwealth's Attorney of the
district il. which he is indicted,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
A Valuable Servant.

Baron (heavily in debt, and ar
ranging a supper for some fricnds)
John, John, | am in despair. L
had arranged for everything on
credit except the wine, and that L
absolutely cannot get without
ready money!
John Oh, don't worry about
that, sir. once worked for
wine merchant. | shall make a
few bottles at once,-Blattcr.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04
Killed By Lightning.

In the last few weeks stock to
the value of more than 81 900 have
been killed by lightniny in Boyle
county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

Never can tell when you'll mash
Il finger or suffer a cut, hruisc,
burn or scaId. BE prepared. DR..
Thomas EcIectric Oil instantly re-
lieves the pain-quickly cures the
wound. SIT
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

'NlgneQ.)
ROBERT =. FRANKLIN,
Commonwealth's Attorney Four.
teenth Circuit Court District of
Kentucky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1907-09-04

Should you desire it, such mill
tary escort as you may deem nee
essary to your safety, will be fur
nished by the Kentucky authorities
while you are within the State.
Referring TO your proposition
made in the published statement
of August 23rd, hereinbefore men
toned, in so far as they relate to a
trial of yourself, | desire to say
that the Commonwealth of Ken
tucky, so long as | continue to
prosecute its pleas, will never
agree that you shall name the
Judge, select the Jury and prescribe
qualifications for witnesses who
may testify against you. When
you are brought to trial on the in
dictment now pending against you
in the Franklin Circuit Court, if :
be the prosecuting officer the pro-
cedure shall be according to the
laws Of the State for such cases
made and provided.