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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
18th Dau OF June. 1908,

A. o'clock y. M, or thcrcabout, (bsipg Court
dsy proceed To oncr for sale Ut Public Auction.
70 the highest bidder, on credit OF 8 montha,
~ the CONTIGUOUS door, In the city of MI. Ster-
ing, Nv. the property mentioned In the judg-
ment, to-wit:
tract Of land lying and being In Montg.m-
geometry county N.Y., On the waters Of Town
nrAnch Cicch. And bounded by beginning ut Q
locust tree standing near tho forks OF the county
tosd, whore the Jcnorsenv lille road leaves the
new cut road, which icads from east end OF
spencer pike ~ Salem Church on the Slate
ROAD thence west with the JefYersonv lille rvad to
y stake, corner with Nancy Jane Hopper
thence south with this road and line OF said
Hopper u stake on top Of hill, thence bearing
little west straight line To u set stone n cor-
not with the Lucas heirs thence with the
line OF said Lucas heirs In u eaatern direction
10 an old stump, thence little a,s,th TO n stake
q corner TO ii. Prc~itt, thence with Pfewitt's
inc noith c0uruo 10 u stake corner To Frank
tochrnn- IA acre tract, foi mcrly bought of this
original tract, thence with sad Oochran's line
10 the beginning, containing 10 or 80 acres.
The purchaser will 10 .cquircd 10 give bond,
win approved security, for the payment OF the
purchase money, 10 have tho force and effect Of
sfy'Ic,in bond, bcnring legal interest from the
dhy 0f sale, according 10 law. Bidders will be
prepared 10 comply with those terms. A lien
VIII bc retained ON tho property sold TIL all the
purchase money II paid. bond payable 20 tho
Mater Commissioned.
JOHN A. JUDY.
rss-st MnstA Commissioner N. G. O.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

VIC Is morally worthy AID who 3
> 6lsereet. sc1er Ezl&--
Il or noruinse i 10 a. sT0Eeo
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,-ol. win j. ret = 1ie4i1n q re T.
eating cap. II or estimation
~ Z. b.eetes preDsrs3 r.. e8eetzTs-
t,-orz5le ssv1es sn3 reYEless-1s-
,sg- q IT. e Z iot&l s1sta-os'- y E
O. IN regard s9e.a = ctsrseteTls1ie
- er-5eDos Il wess-1sss-
We ws-t g9t.er n3en ~ Fs1l''s7si-i
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
Sues FOR Pension.

Allen Gibbons brought suit
against the Mayor and the city of
Louisville and the Board of Trus-
tees Of the Police Pension Fund to
compel them to pay her a pension
OF 50 q month on the death of her
husband. John G. Gibbons. a pa
trolmsn. who died June 3, 1905,
from the effect. the suit alleges, of
his having been beaten up while
separating two combatants in a
drunken fight.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
18th Dau of June. 1908,

At O'Clock p. m, or thereabout being Court
day., proceed To offer FOR sale ut Public auction,
TO the highest bidder, on u credit Of three
months, at the Court House door, In the
city OF NJ. Sterling, KY the property mentioned
in the Judgment, tO-wit:
One l6-horse power Corliss Traction Engine,
No. l0667, with governor, wagon and usual AZ.
partenances, manufactured by Gaar, Scott 4
Co; one 3lx43 separator. No. t8o66, one wagon,
fold stacker, bVlDs and usual appurtcna nces,
manu- ctured by Gaar, Scott h Co.; $50 feet Of
seven inch fly drive belt; V. T. stacker, No.
zsl6; feeder, No. 229l; short stacker, No. A26;
pump. hose and canvass cover.
The purchaser will he required TO give bond
with approved security, for the pa yment Of the
purchase money, to have the force and effect OF
day Of sale, according to law. Bidders will 10
prepared to comply with these terms. A lien
will be retained ON the land sold till all the pur.
chase money is paid. Bond payable to Master
Commissioner.
JOHN A. JUDY
l8-3t - Master !ComHissionerM G. z.
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CONGRESSIONAL
DsmVreth heCHti,e Committee
Net Here.

tts -1se11-g u lie D--t1'-f1il-
Exz1U..re Co1ninittee II TIE Teeth
C<,gessso-~l Di-tg5ct 4 Ken
..esy. co1nDvse5 q tie CnzirTne1
u TIE E1scgt.re Committee q
TIE resDect1ye COUNTIES composing
.zsl Dlstrsct. 1e.5 Il Ut. Sterling
Ks. " Nay zlst. l%y'. ~ /
o'.loes =. n. pursuant u tie cali
II Finley Z. Fog. Chairman q
szt5 D-strsc1. 4 which nesting
= quorum VS. present. Z. ".
~e1s We duly electeo Secretary
r. I'D meeting
TIE following resolutions were
then offered All duly adopted. u
VT:
Frt. It's Ordered that Mass
CD1ve1tloLs ~ held II TIE Court
Ugg.e II escn II the respective
CDg1tles composing the Tenth
CDngress.olal District. 81 ] O'Clock
.. u. VI SATURDAY. the 18th day
RI Jgly. 1871. for the purpose u
7electing and iIstrDcting. Il de-
sired. 6elegstes ~ represent the
I'D Cl.gy,ie-. ~ the General Con
geut.on hereinafter provided for.
Second. Said delegates - 81
I leeted a. the various County Con
rentions. shall assemble in a Gen
eral Distric, Convention. 10 be
held At Estill Springs Hotel, Estill
County. KY. On Wednesday. the
F 18th day If july, 19O3, at the hour
VI lg.>O O'Clock. a. m, for the
purpose If nominating Demo
/ cratic candidate for Congress in
aid Tenth Congressional District
/ Df Kentucky. ~ be voted for AT
/ the November election. 1908, and
n adopt such resolutions and
transact such business as may
properly be the subject Of cOnsid-
Grafton by said Convention.
| Third. All persons who are de
voted ~ the principles Of the Dem
ocratic party, and desire to SEE
those principles succeed. and who
by participating in said County
Conventions will feel in honor
bound to support the Democratic
nominee in the next November
election, and who will be lega
voters in the precinct in which
they now live (if they continue to
live in the same precinct until the
November election, 1909 shall
have the right and are invited u
participate in said County Conven,
tons.
Fourth. In said General Con
vention, each County shall be en-
titled TO one vote for each two
hundred or fractional part over
one hundred votes that were cas-,
in said County for Judge Alton B.
Parker for President in 1904.
Fifth. The Chairman and Sec
rotary of this meeting are directed
TO advertise the said County Mas
Conventions and said District Con
vention, through the Democratic
press Of the District, and in sucl
other manner rs TO them may
seem expedient and proper.
On motion the meeting adj
journed.
FINLEY +. FoGG, Chmn
f. w. SENrF, Secretary.
|
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HEED THE ADMONITION.

In this issue is a call for Mass
county conventions 10 select dele
gates for district convention 10
be held At Estill Springs hotel on
Wednesday, July 10, for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate for
Congress in this, the 10th district.
Men who claim some power TO
predict events say that the pros
poets are good for Democratic Ma
tional success. 1t is important
that the Democrats nominate n
clean, capable man-one who is
able TO meet the opposition in pub
lie discussion. Thus far there is
only one announced candidate.
There may and probably will be
others before the county conven-
tons are held; possibly a new can
didate will develop at the district
convention.
However this may be, we urge
our Democratic friends TO nomi-
nate a man who is not only intel
lectualIy fitted for the place but
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

Oh Tuesday q last week q TIE
writer le1 hs oEee f1r TIE 1
0-eBock TRAN E0zng mf1 sEl5
there Tad t.ssesl 3 s11,.dlng o. Mays
vile street. AID refsfrs3 tor-
saloon
We Es-i % Man and MsEsT7Els
AID tbare heard ihE1 Dsbo3E ~
Dssrs5 70 know Anything Abort Il
ouiy thst ibs Shooting occurred
AID ths bullet tad s4r7rk LBvFGs
drug ssyrs- Or line for going
70 prez WIS near % We Ggo1lD3e3
% wat fOr 3eral0pnauts- We
Jeff czty nex1 morning q SO
tram We beard 3 DEn o. tram
refer % iE8s shooting He ssso
snotber rnzn Lad sssn tie shooting.
ese. We oUnelu6s3 that The shoot
i1g was nj % mysteI5o1s and
that TIE whole affair could and
wOzI3 ~ DrO2ghi O1t promptly
On Saturday morning we &seer-
isiDe5 that nothing definite had
been found OFT We are not .
commissioned pesee oGeer- Ee re-
ceive 70 salary from the city for
doing police duty. A. news
paper man We dem i advisable
ard sometimes necessary u gather
some facts that are easily seoessi-
be. We are not 2 detective. Al
different TINES since TIE occur
renee We have asoertsiIe3 that Al
least ta'o men lrzmes known saw
the shooting. lone thinking the
shot Vas fired al z manE another
xbO heard the shooting looked
around and saw the Insn Standing
IL the door % --- saloon
with pistol IN bis hand: that negro
mn were IL front Of saloon. and
that the proprietor Of the saloon
was On the pavement Immediately
after the shooting: another said he
heard the ball strike the front Of
Ll0yd's store and told the writer
where it hit: another that the
smoking pistol was seen in the
hand Of the man standing in the
door.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

To- roig-t make 1nlsts g gong
u storss where prsoes are q
I'D o- No danger II fJ1i-f5s :
CIT D-5ee ssle. TIE prizes are tie
ss-oe = 1sys II tie week
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

We see no necessity for cut price
sales. But when the price is cut
it should be for more than one day
if you expect to give everyone a
square deal" Hence our general
cut price sale. Guthrie ClO. Co.
Bio cut In shoes at Guthrie's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
Commissioners Sale.
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.

by virtue Of a Juc gment and order Of sale nf
IN Montgomery Circuit court. rendered al he
nj Term. 100, thereof, in the above cavsc
the undersigned will on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

You have been wanting to buy
YOUR Spring Suit at cut prices.
Now IS your chance at Guthrie's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

BY virtue of Judgment and Order OF Sale OF
the Montgomery Circuit Court, rendered vt the
April Term, 1908, thereof, in the above
cause the undersigned will on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
Notice of sale in Equity.

By virtue Of Judgment anc Order Of sale OF
the Montgomery Circuit Court. rendered at the
April Term. 1916, thereof. in the aboy e
cause. the undersigned Will. on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

Cut prices in everything at
Guthrie's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
Plaintiffs

ny virtue OF Judgment and Order of Sale Of
the Montgomery Circuit Court, rendered az the
april Term, loon, thereof, In the above
cause, the Undersigned will, on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
COMMENTS.

We did not gee or hear the shoot
ing. We tell some IF the things
that have been told 10 Us. We are
pleased To say that we heard d
policeman is now investigating the
case. A man who heard of the
event said that the shooting did
not occur at a saloon but at the
passage way several feet distant.
The shooting could have occurred
from the doorway of any business
house: the mere fact that it oc-
Cured in the door way of a certain
saloon is no evidence that the pro-
prietor Of the place is responsible
for or approved of such conduct:
the general public, however, will
be apt TO think that he could easily
and instantly know who shot the
pistol, and that his desire to pro-
tect the reputation of his place
of business would prompt him to
reveal to the police the man who
did it even if he himself would not
have had warrant issued.
We see no reason why the whole
affair should not be brought out.
If saloOnists themselves do not at
tempt to conduct their houses Or
derly, why should they be sur
prised at the great wave of public
feeling and action that is sweeping
them from the land II
Has no serious offense occurred
in the case above referred to
Fortunately no one was killed
whether the shooting was at a man
or at random.
The shooting was on popular
and usually crowded street and the
ball went diagonally up the street
across two psvements and in front
of several business houses.
What if the bullet had wounded
or killed a woman or child or a
preacher, lawyer or doctor, saloon
list, editor or other humble citizen!
There would have been great
outburst of rage. In few min.
utes the entire police brce and a
great number of business men
would have known much and the
perpetrator of the horrible deed
have been hustled to Jail in a FEW
MINUTES; as it is DAYS have passed
and no man has been brought be-
fore the court.
These things have been written
'Xfftf3N4x.t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

No danger of coming IAN off
day" at Guthrie's. He is cutting
the price every day in the week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
Hosts at Lexington

The Democratic State
Convention m e e is at
Lexington on Thursday,
June 18th, County Mass
Conventions being held
on Saturday, June 9th,
at 2 o'clock.
A great time that will
be.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

Big cut in shoes at Guthrie's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27

MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-05-27
SHOOTING
on 4 POPLAR TH020t 6Hf 4Rf

On TDes3sy q last week q ID.
writer lest ms 05rs 9of Iae !
O-es0ek TRAN 4 EDzng mE1 sEl1
tiara Tad b.sse-l 3 sh11dlzg o. Mays
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Announcement.

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nomin-
alton for Senator for Hand county,
subject to the result of the June
Primary Election. And in order
that the voters Of the county may
Know my opinions on some of the
political issues of the day, | wish to
state that | am heartily in favor of
the policies advocated by President
Roosevelt, especially in regard to the
enforcement of railroad rate legisla-
lation, the control Of corporations
and the punishment of those who
violate the provisions of the inter-
state commerce act by granting or
accepting rebates. | endorse the
principles embodied in the last Re-
publican State platform and am glad
that most Of them were enacted in
to laws by our last legislature. be-
lieve that the best interests of our
state and of the Republican party
demand that Gov. Coe /. Crawford,
that fearless champion Of the rights
of the people, should be elected u.
S. Senator.
Believing that intemperance is the
greatest cause of crime, poverty
and misery in the United States to-
day | am in favor of national prohi-
bition of the manufacture and sale
Of Intoxicating liquors to be used as
a beverage. And ! believe it to be
the duty of all good patriotic citizens
who love there country and their
country's flag regardless of party
affiliations, to do all in their power
to Danish the saloon from our land
Therefore | am in favor of a county
option law as a step toward national
prohibition and for further reason
that SO long as all the tax payers of
a county are compelled 10 pay the
costs of prosecuting those who COM
nit crimes because Of the saloon
they should have the right to say by
their votes whether or not licenses
to sell Intoxicating liquors shall be
granted and for the further reason
that the farmers should have the
right to say whether their bows shall
be exposed to the temptations of an
open saloon every time they come to
town. Thanking my friends for
their support in the past, with kind
regards and sincere wishes for all, !
remain, Yours very truly.
1874 G.. G.. BRIGGS.
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Saved by April Fool Time,


When Francis, duke Of Lorraine,
and his wife were awaiting death in
the prison of Nantes they chose as
the day for an attempt to escape the
LIST of April.
Disguised as peasants, saws a
chronicler, the one bearing a bod
on his. shoulder, the other carving
a basket Of rubbish on her back,
they both at an early hour of the
day passed through the gates of the
city. \ woman having a knowledge
of their persons ran to the guard to
give notice to tine sentry.
april fool" cried the soldier,
and his comrades to a man shouted
out. april fool"
The governor, to whom the Incl
dent was related as a great jest, be-
came suspicious and ordered an in
vestigation. but it was too late, for
in the meantime the duke and his
wife we're we'll on their way. The
1st of April had saved them.-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
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Sacred Trees of India.

There are many sacred trees of
India which enter largely into the
religious life Of the Hindoos. Chief
among these are the sami tree and
the trembling peepul. Nearly all
the higher hills and rocks in the
plains are crowned each bya temple,
shrine or sacred tree. The pccpul
is known as the king of trees. 1t is
the most holy, and the three great
spirits of the Hindoos dwell therein.
The worship of the tree is the wor-
ship of the triad Brahma, silva and
Vishnu. Almost every Indian vii
lage has its peepul tree, with a
raised platform or altar around it.
The devout remove their shoes be-
fore it and make obeisance before
proceeding on their way.
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a DOCTORS HER0ISM.
His Very Remarkable Feat Required
Strenqth as We'll as Bravery.

Strength as We'll as Bravery.
The author Of ''Ihe Malakand
Field Force" records the following
deed, which twas performed in In
dia and was indeed a noble one.
1t occurred after night had fallen
upon a hotlys contested battle
ground. The British had with
great difficulty trepulsed an enemy
overwhelmingly superior! in num-
bers and had withdrawn into their
defenses. The deadly hollow some
distance in front of their lines, call
ed Nthe cup" was,ccmEanded from
several directions by the fire of the
natives and swept at intervals by
their swordsmen.
"Iieutenant Ford shad been seri-
ously woundedsin the shoulder. The
bullet cut the artery, and he was
bleeding to death when Surgeon
Lieutenant V. Hugo came to his
aid. The fire was too hot to allow
of lights being used. There was no
cover Of any sort. 1t was at the
bottom Of the cup. Nevertheless
the surgeonastruck aimatch at the
peril of his life and examined the
wound. Thelmatch went out amid
a sputtcr of bullets, which kicked
up the dust all around, but by its
uncertain light he saw the nature
of the injury.
"The officer had already tainted
from loss of blood. The doctor seiz-
ed the artery, and as no other liga.
ture was forthcoming he remained
under fire for three hours, holding
a mans life between his finger and
thumb. When at length it seemed
that the.cnemy had broken into the
camp he picked up the unconscious
officer in his arms and, without re-
taxing his hold, bore him to a place
of safety"
For many, hours after this feat,
as remarkable for the strength dis
played as for,the heroism which in
spircd it, the gallant surgeons arm
was paralyzedN and useless from the
strain. Little wonder. Not every
man could carry another away,
using one arm only and with the
other hand retaining a grasp which
had already lastedsthree hours upon
a severed artery.
Had he not had the strength to
do so Lieutenant Ford must have
died." is the way his commanding
officer put it when he narrated the
act in his dispatches.
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Do You Want Cash

Tor your cream and eggs? If 50
take them to "A. |. Clifford. He
paws the highest market price
and WILL treat YOU right, He
also sells the
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
4 Mich. I2t3
Order for Hearing Petition Tor Letters
of administration

of administration
Alta county court held in and Tor Hand
county, south Dakota. at tina ohic. of the
County Judge. In the town of Miller in SAID
Present. Hon. C.. NJ. Carroll. County
Judge.
State OF South DAKOTA. county of Hand,
s.. In county court.
In the matter OF the estate OF David Wal
ton, deceased.
on reading and filing the petition OF VIII
tam Walton of Hand county. setting forth
that David Walton died intestate ON the
9TH dav OF Feb. 1908. and praying that
Letters OF Administration of the estate of
said deceased be issued TO Richard s. Viii
lett. Of Hand county, State OF South Dako-
TIA.
petition be heard by the county Judge, in
and for Hand county. Souty Dakota. at a
term TO he held at his office in the town OF
Miller In said county OF Hand on the 3Sth day
of March A. D.. 1905 at two O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day..
IL Is further ordered. that due notice
thereof be given by publishing a notice OF
hearing for three successive weeks (once in
each week., prior to said hearing. in the
Miller Press a newspaper published IN said
County and tnat COPIES OF said notice b,
"A ddressed to the heirs OF said David Walto
deceased. resident in this state. at their
places Of residence. and deposited in the
post office, with the postage thereon pre-
paid. by the said petitioner at least Ter
days before the time OF said Gearing.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota, this nth
day of February A. ID. 1908.
BY the Court, &, NJ. CARROLL.
tsEAL] Judge OF the County Court
Attest: JOHN c%osTIGAN.
Clerk
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May Flower Flour


manufactured bv the Huron Mil
ling Co. at Huron and Airing
tons Best mfg. at Arlington SD.
You should try it. Every sack
you buy makes you want to buy
more. Call and see him.
West 2nd st. Miller. $. d.
For SALE A set Of Emerson steam
plows, m good young work horse,
s inch rims for Advance steam en-
CINE. Richard I. Spain
l5t2s Miller. s. D.
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Mar. .5t6.


state of South Dakota. County of Hand,
81. In Circuit Court, Sixth judicial Circuit.
John A. Bushfield, Plaintiff.
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Rhoda Hawkins, and all persons nm.
known who have, or claim to have. any es-
tate or interest in or lien or circumference
upon the premises described in the rom
plant, defendants.
The state of South Dakota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby and rcquircd
TO answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
which was filed in the office of the clerk of
this court at Miller. in Hand county. South
Dakota, on the 2lst day OF February, 1900
ana which prays for n judgment uuieting
the title to and the determination OF all adj.
verse claims against the premises described
in the complaint situate in said county, to
wit: Lots one and two in block eight of
VILLA III III. Miller's Addition to the town
NOV cityD of Miller. Hand county. South
Dakota. and TO serve IA copy of Your an.
swer to said complaint on the undersigned
at their o ihce in the city of Miller. $. d.,
within thirty days after the completed SER
wee OF this summons upOn you, exclusive
OF the day of such service; and if you fail To
answer said complaint within that time.
the plaintiff viii apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated at Miller. s. D., this 2lst day Of
February, 1908.
HARLAN J. BUSHFIELD.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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London Humor.

The omnibus is in progress when
The following dialogue takes place:
Passenger-Stop at 334.
Conductor-All right, sir. [Om-
nibus pulls up in the middle of a
dirty road. Here you are, sir.
"Drive a little closer to the pave
ment."
Certainly, sir" To the driver,
but In a loud voice, "You must pull
up VERY close the kerb, Bill, s.the
gentleman cleans his own boots."
London Telegraph,