The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-09-11


nzrr vas recx5esssy cfsrezzr1e1
ss2r rszce ne more charitable con-
s--wrrSn- spor Il ard ADOPT The for
rs- rusrrsu s5c1 u rzs there stated
Ast the present Administration had
rose- ce-zs FROM the Es.ki7g f1nd-
Rv .oszx this they we're able 20 have
r,o-e for the general expendhzre
fz-s~ Sox thz facts are. that tns
ys.rss. s-z-e of 1894 red0ced the sink
ing tuod fr0rn cents 70 cents BE-
rz1ssa r. tsoncs q the state had been
-ss5d AID ee-ts was sufficient 70 pay
rse interest q the school bonds. .
-.erEe-azl oblsxzrSO1 q the state Tie
2 eez-s taken from the SINKING f1nd
was ad5et 50 TIE school fr-d - vas
a a5ei-iocsf ~ cents. which vas
-akea fr1-a rhe general expe1diture
fz-S Il AR one viii take the pains
% refer 70 CHAPTER IS d the Acts %
1904. u cza verify t1is Statement ara
| an csurS6eut that be EtI ccnclr1e
Rat ~ legislature exercised U1c1
vision = sGzuenti1g -be sc1ocl fEn1
and Increasing the facilities for en-
lszhteziuz -he ignorant for recent
ereots certainly denOostrste that
there sre tbose abroad IL the land
Who cc-ld TsrT p-cf-sbly take a few
s-auzttE from the -PieTfan Spring
Ny distinguished opponent Is quot
e a. hzTtax -ss5d that ] promised fhs I
Per. II z. Adams. president 81 the
Ar-iSzloCa League. hat If ne Dem
c.crs-. held z cooTe1-io1, Il fPresf
dert Ads-sD. couId write the temper
snc= rlznE II he DenOcrztic plat
form
Fer TIE truth OF fzlsity q hat state
rent fellow ci-izens. refer yo1 10
Doctor Adams
Wy. Wilson SAYS there ought 20 BE-
4 change II the s3u1inistration-that
= ouzht 70 - eJected. Why. be DOES
-ct te-l TO-1 for certain Tie strong
est s.guDelr II his favor. probably.
= he r1sx-i5csntly courz geOus
stzots h took Il favor Il Johnny
czkes al sutteru1ik~ He does not
-hfnk ! onght = y Z czndi6ate b.
cz-se ! have tee1 Z candidate three
-s-es h-sfo-e- He DOS not think
ouzht 70 aspire 70 gr@z-sr hooors than
~ sts.e hzs ALREADY conferred upon
rs Rs savs hz7z serTed a. county
s1isz q ny county. az state treasurer. (
s-5 the1 - auditor. and an TOW the \
OsDocrstic ncninee fo- governor AID
thr0-zA ths process Z rotation" four
vesrs be1oe ! EiIl - Z candidate for
Tie T-ifed states sena,o-ship.
VIII NJ: Again &c czn5idste.
Fell9E citizens an profoundly
grateful . he people CT Kentucky for
- great honors that have come 70
IL through heir generous bestowaI
4 co1h1e1c4 and trust. and whether
- Do an sill further hoaored b.
heir continued co1f3eDce. by being
elevated % the chic: rsgisrracy of
ny stzte. ! say mast positively. will
Tot y q candidate for the United
States senate or any other Office with
z he gift @: t1e people OF Kentucky
--hs nOhlest and pr0udest constituent
cys nat any man il the civilized world
ever served
VI Wilson has been a candidate
for twenty-five years. and the nominee
- his party for state senator once.
and for congress four times. but with
much regularity and great precision
aid perfect ease he has each time
been defeated. All this. however,
should not initiate AGAINST him now
tcr he is not = candidate. but q mis-
s!olary. understand he feels that
b has been called; but you have all
doubtless read that "r1any are called
5ut teg ara chosen
Public Printing An Explanation Of
Laws.
Nr- Wilson. in lis poverty az cam
QaiEn ihund-r has undertaken 70 t-aw
an Indictment against the Democratic
administration for the payment Il a
printing nill FOR S2S 000 for i 600
teachers registers and trustees rec
ord books. made by the second class
printer and furnished 70 the counties
in 1902. The charge is that the work
co1d have been done for several
thousand dollars hess if II had been as
signed 20 the first class printer.
- --N N.ASS4Aat> NA4C AOEa AIU me
board has nothing whatever 10 do with
assigning work.
II the first place, ii is the duty Of
he printing commission. composed of
the governor. auditor, treasurer. sec
rotary Of state and attorney general.
every two years 10 let all the nublic
printing, which IS by law divided into
four classes. 10 the lowest and best
bidder. The other duty Of this board :
is 70 pass upon bills presented by the
public printers for work done for the
state When a contract for the print
ing Of any class is awarded to a bid
der he Is required by law 10 enter
into bond with the state n furnish
al printing of that class TO the state
for two years al the contract price.
When this is done the state guaran-.
tees 10 the printer all Of the printing
ct the class embraced in his contract.
The printing commission has nothing
whatever 10 do with ordering any