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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13
INDIGESTION IS
ENDED FOREVER
Misery from an Upset Stomach
ianiSEeS five Minutes
Later.

Why not start today. and
forever rid yourself of Stomach
trouble and indigestion Z 4 dietcd
stomach gets the blues and grum-
bleo. Give it ii good eat. then
take Papc's Diapepsin to start the
digestive Juices working. There
will he no dyspepsia or belchino
of Ga, or cructallonS of undiuc~tcd
food; uo feeling like lump of
lead ia the stomach or heartburn.
sick hcadachc and Dizziness. and
your foot will not ferment and
poison your breath with nauseou,
oior,.
Pape'> piapcp>in costs only -
cents for a large case at any drug
store here, and will relieve the
most obstinate case of Indigestion
and Upset Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better to
take GaS from Stomach and cleanse
the stomach and intcstnes. and be-
sides, one triaugule will digest and
prepare for assimilation into the
blood ait your food the same Il,
sound, healthy stomach would do
it.
When pIapcpsin works, your
stomach rests gets itself in order.
cleans up-and then you feel like
eating when you come to the table.
and what you eat will doNou good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery i, waiting for you as soon
as you decide to begin taking Dia-
pepsin. Tell your druggist that
you want Pape's piapepsin. be-
cause YOU want to be thoroughly
cured Of Indigestion. 26-4t
Liquor laws and me lsures for
m ne economical administration of
the business of the State will oc-
cupy the greater part of the attpu-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13
Cured Her Turkeys.

l.. G. Botkin, Paris KY, says; my
vile gave her turkeys Bourbon Poultry
Cure when they were Diving and it .ured
them. 1t is the best reIuvuy tul fowls We
have ever ed" Sold by W. ). Lloyd.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

VETS" and "drys" in Chicago
are preparing to fight it out at the
polls next April over the question
of whether the saloons shall be
banished from the city.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

In Texas. where more than half
the counties have accepted prohi-
bition, the voters soon will lie
called upon to vote upon cousti-
tutionai amendment for prohibit
ton.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

defendant on his bond, fearing that
his alleged misconduct may lessen
his chances of being acquitted of
the murder charge at the second
trial.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

Governor Wilson has. appointed
Hon. w. G. Halbert, of Vance
burg, as Special Judge of the
Whitley Circuit Court to conduct
Il special term of six weeks.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13
Real Estate.

II. Clay Mckee has for sale and
rent, dwellings, business property,
farms, vacant lots. 5l-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

Woman loves a clear, rosy com
pICXion. Bnrdock Blood Bitter,
puriics the blood, clears the skp.
restores ruddy. sound health. 2G-4
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

There's nothing 50 good for a
sore throat rs DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. Cures it in few hours.
Relieves any pain in any part. 26-4
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

Don't fail to 90 see j. W. Jones.
He will make YOU money
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-13

Liquor laws and me rsures for a
more economical administration of
the business of the State will oc-
cupy the greater part of the atten-
ton OF the Massachusetts Legisla-
turc this session.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11

J. G. Greene, manager or the Penn Lumber Co.,, at Bierne, is in the city on business today.
 M H Bailey today sold to Jim Purtie who lives on Route ,, one Poland China boar hog; consid eration S1O There is a contn- uous and growing demand for a better variety of stock of every kind and the people all over the county are beginning to stock up their farms with thoroughbred animals.
 M. F. Cummings of the NJ. F. Cummings Manufacturing Co.,, who has been in our city for the past few days returned to his home in Indianapolis this morn ing. Mir. Cummings came to this place to look over the output of hardwood lumber and was well pleased with the local market. He will probably place orders for such material as he can use with local mills.
 Postmaster Grayson has re- ceiyed the Lincoln memorial stamps and they will be placed on sale tomorrow and the sale will continue until the supply is exhausted. The issue carries an engravure of Lincoln with a side view, the head being Slightly bowed This office only receiv- ed 1000 of the 2-cent denOnin- atiOu.
 Yesterday afternoon Drs. He's terly, Marsh, Guthrie, and Bu- chanan amputated the right leg of Mr. G. k Blake. This leg " as injured hen MT. Blake was a young man and came very near getting entirely well on more than one occasion, but for the last few years it has given him more or less pain It grew so bad and became so painful that the physicians advised amputa- tiOn. Considering Mr. Blake's age, he is getting along remark ably we'll
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11

Oh, he sought to tell her fortune
 As he Fingered rather late, While she hlushed as rosy colored
 Az the embers in the grate! TEen he took her hand so dainty
 And she felt her pulses thrill, ~ he held it snug and tender
 Very much against her will. As the firelight flashed and flckered. lie bent low above her palms Reading forecasts with a vision That was destitute of qualms "Iou will we'd" he said next Christ
 mas
 Wed 2 dark man tall and strong. Who will love you and protect you Love you tenderly and long," And this bold, intrepid wooer.
 Where is hep the maiden cried. "Just at present. said the prophet, He is aitJing at ycur side" "Oh. l don't believe in fortunes!" Gasped tie maiden in aTr,ght. But the paper t'1 last Tuesday: They'll he maIr.ec Christmas nightp'
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11
If you want wood, Phone 191.

J
 Mr. and Mrs. Nat Martin are visiting in TeXarkana today.
 Prof. Dwight Blake of Arkadel- phia, is visiting in Prescott.
 Sam T. White is over at Rose boro today on business.
 Mrs. Theo. Elgin and son, Mas ter Hugh, are visiting in Emmet. For shoe and harness work, ap- ply to phone 194- Daniel and Dougan.
 The best line of flower seeds ever brought to Prescott at W. T. Harts.
 All the latest fads in comic val entines at the Nevada County Drug Store.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Litten re- turned last night from a short visit to Hope.
 Tax Collector Hood and his deputies are at Harley's store in Caney township today
 Attorney John H. Arnold of Hope, was in Prescott a few hours yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs J. A. Bryan returned this morning from a visit to iher daughter, Mrs. Chester Whyte of Pine Bluff
 Next Sunday is St. Valentines Day, We have the largest assort- ment of Valentines in the city Come in and see them-Nevada County Drug Store.
 On account of Mardi Gras the Iron Mountain will sell tickets to New Orleans and return for S14.35. Tickets on sale Febru- ary 17 to 22; good returning. March 1st. But passengers by depositing their tickets with the agent at New Orleans and $1OO may have tickets extended to March IS
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11
See the display of Valentines at the Nevada County Drug Store.

tHe NeVdua county Drug oIOIe.
 The Junction City Lumber Co. has made a deal of considerable importance and magnitude, hav- ing purchased 100000 feet of pine logs at Chidester. They have also leased a saw mill at that place and will begin active operations at once. The mill has a capacity of about 10000 feet and the mill will be kept busy for some time. T. C. Mol,- gan, secretary and treasurer of the company, will be in charge of the work at Chidester
 Last night as Mr M II. Bailey was going home he noticed the peculiar actions of his dog which was walking along by his side. The dog would rub up against. his leg and one time came very near tripping Mir. Bailey up. The dog repeated this until Mir. Bail ey decided to investigate and upy- on doing so he found a rabbit in it's mouth. The dog had evident ly picked the rabbit up in front of J R. Harrell's residence as it was found afterwards to be one Of the bunch he raised. Mack" is large brindle bull pup and or dinarily he makes cotton tails" fly. He evidently knew that the rabbit he found in the street was different from the prairie hare as it, was not injured in the least.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11
F R E E ;! MONDAY, FEBRUARY l5, 1909

All goods bought on the above date will be engraved by an ex- pert hand engraver. Remember we have secured the services of MT. Edward Ream, one of the finest watchmakers, jewellers and engraVers, that ever came to the southl Mir. Ream is with us to stay and we wish to state that any work that may be intrusted to him will receive the same careful attention as if sent to the manufacturers
 BAKER DRUG STORE,
 The ReXaH Store
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11
READ THIS.

Prescott, Ark, Dec. 12.-This certifies I have been selling Halls Texas Wonder for years and re- commend it as the best kid- ney, bladder and rheumatic medi- cine I have ever sold. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-11
NOTICE.

The Nevada County Union No. will meet with Morris Local No. 2253, March 11th and 18th 1909. 1t is desired that every local be represented.
 ]. T. LUCK,
 President.
 JOHN w. MASON,
 Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22

as he heard that the dog was suffer
ing with rabbles. He Is very prout
father and he cannot stop talking
about his courageous little girl. He
said:
IF little Agnes had not jumped IN
front of the go-oart the way she did
and take the brunt of the attack Of
this brute there is little doubt that
he baby would have been killed o.
injured for life."
Mr.. Farmer left for his home in
Dallas late yesterday afternoon. Lit
tie Agnes will stay at the institute
until March 30. She will be taken to
the country every day, where the air
is pure and fresh, returning every
night for treatment at the institute.
When asked If she liked 1t IN New
York the little girl said
mo: there Is too much noise, want
to go home to mamma and little Ma
BEL"
When her father said good-by 1t was
with an effort that she kept back her
tears, and as he passed out of the
room a fearful, shaky little voice said
kiss mamma and little Mabel for
me, and come back and bring Inc home
as soon as you cam"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22
REDONDO BEACH
los S. Pacific Ave-. Phone iO0
Correspondent Phone so.
REDONDO BEACH TO
JOIN ELKS' PARADE
COMMERCE CHAMBER VOTES
TO ACCEPT INVITATION
Suburban Resort Will Enter Flat and
Send Large DeIegatlon-other
Business Transacted by
Organization

REDONDO BEACH, March 21.-The
chamber of commerce met in special
session last night to consider an invita-
tion from Los Angeles b. p. o. E., No.
80, regarding float in the civic divl-
sion OF the coming EllSs' festivities, 1t
was the unanimous opinion of the body
that the city be represented in the
parade, and the committee in charge
was instructed to expend sum APP
proximately of 500 for such representa-
ton. 1t is also planned to provide the
float with a large escort from the
chamber of commerce.
A communication from the directors
of the Alaska Yukon exposition offer
ing to set aside g. day to be known as
Redondo Beach day was read and the
secretary was instructed to reply, ac-
cepting the offer and requesting date
after September Is.
A communication from the Knights
of Pythias offered to hold the next
state grand lodge session here, provided
the city would make them acceptable
Inducements. c. ]. Creller was present,
representing the local order, and stated
what inducements would be required.
At the conclusion of the discussion the
secretary was instructed to reply to
the communication, assuring them that
in event the session be held here that
the proper inducements would be forth
coming.
The athletic committee arranged to
pay the local members of the ball team
regular salaries.
President Burnett urged the members
to adopt more particularly the use OF
"Redondo Beach" instead of "Redon-
do" Since the government has changed
the name of the postoffice to Redondo
Beach mail has not been missent to any
great extent to Redlands and other
similar names.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22
POLITICAL FACTION
TO PUBLISH ORGAN
WATERH0USE PARTY WILL Is
SUE FIRST PAPER TODAY Z
II Promoters Win Election of Their
Principal for Mayor the Sheet
May Be Continued Per-
manently

PASADENA, March 21.-Like dyna-
mite dropped into a town from an air
ship will come this morning the first
edition of the Challenger, the news
paper which the Waterhouse faction is
to publish during the campaign, and
perhaps continue as a permanent fea-
ture of the city.
1t was limited at in the first Water
house meeting Friday night, but SO
vaguely that no suspicious were en-
tertained. Today, however, the water
house campaign committee cont1ded 10
The Herald correspondent the paper is
to be issued, and even went so Tar as
to name the principal articles which
this first issue will contain.
First, it will set forth the reasons Tor
the publication of the paper, it being
maintained by the Waterhouse people
that the two leading newspapers OF
Pasadena have never given the Water
house party a fair deal.
1t is claimed by the Waterhouse
people that the two newspapers, hold
ing the contracts for the city printing,
are both opposed to any change in the
administration, and that therefore the
Waterhouse party cannot get fair re-
ports of its meetings and statements
to the public. The new sheet will be
published throughout the campaign,
and if the Waterhouse party is vfctori-
Gus may become a permanent institu-
ton, in which event it will bid for the
city printing at a price far below that
of the present figure.
The records of the city auditor will
be taken up in another article, con-
trasting the reports of the Farley and
Waterhouse factions much to the ben
eft of the latter. The Farley people
undoubtedly will have something to
say about this.
A third article, which will occupy a
position of prominence, will be review
of the Farley campaign letter. which
criticizes many of the points taken up
and give additional information regard
ing the sewer farm and the transfer of
500, 900 from the electric light funds to
the general fund of the city. The paper
is to be printed at Los Angeles every
night during the campaign, and dis
tributed at the rate of $500 a day in
Pasadena. At the beginning the paper
will consist of four pages devoted al
most entirely to politics.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22
SAN FORWARDING
Once sos Third Street.
Phones, Home s7B. Sunset Main f6s.
THINK IRON STRIPS
MAY DISCLOSE GOLD
HIDING PLACE OF TREASURE
is SOUGHT
Presence of Binding Used on Old
Chests Believed to indicate
Hidden Fortune of Sheep
Herder
Especial to The Herald

SAN BERNARDINO, March 21.--
Graders working on the new county
road on Red hill, near Cucamonga, yes
terday unearthed several pieces of old
iron strips, which bore q resemblance to
that used years ago in binding treasure
chests. For a time considerable eX-
element was caused
For years the residents of that com
munity have been searching for a
chest, supposed to have been buried
early in the Dos by a Mexican sheep
herder, Juan Pico, living on this hill.
1t was his custom every year to drive
his sheep to San Pedro, where he dis
posed of them. 1t was known the man
had several thousand dollars in gold
which he had accumulated from the
sale of his sheep, of which he had a
large herd pastured on Red hill. On
one of these trips a terrific storm de-
veloped in which he, with large num-
Der of sheep, persisted.
After an absence of several weeks his
wife, an Indian, fearing something had
happened to her husband, with several
members Of her race went in search of
him. After several days they came
across his frozen body. It is narrated
the wife returned and eventually died
of a broken heart, but without reveal
ing the hiding place of the treasure
which they had secreted.
FOR several months settlers III Inal
vicinity searched in vain for the money,
but finally gave it up. Every few years
interest in the treasure has been re-
vived and attempts have been made 10
find it, but have all proved fruitless.
1t is said there were scores of people
digging on the hill today but nothing
was found except the few pieces of the
iron binding.
1t is reported that several old settlers
and prospectors here have decided tC
go to Red hill and try their luck.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22
LETS MAD DOG BITE HER
TO SAVE BABY SISTER
Brave Six-Year-old Agnes Farmer oi
Dallas, Pa, Tells How She Pro-
tected Infant

NEW YORK, March 21.-"Oooo! II
was a big black dog" said 6-year-old
Agnes Farmer, as she lay in a bed al
the .Pasteur institute yesterday after
noon. He tried to bte little Mabel
my baby sister, only years old, and
just couldn't see her hurt, SO
jumped in front of the carriage and
let him bite me-"
In her childish manner the little
girl continued telling a reporter how
she saved her baby sister on the
streets of Dallas, Pa, near Wilkes
Barre.
II was wheeling Mabel up and
down the street in her go-cart when
heard an awful noise and some one
shout, Mad dog! Mad dog!' Then
saw him. for the first time. He was
great big black dog. He came right
for Mabel and jumped in front of the
carriage.
THE horrid dog jumped right at me
and 1 fell back on the go-cart, making
little Mabel cry. Poor little thing,
must have hurt her real hard! The
dog was on top of me and all over me,
and before he got away he bit me four
times on the hand. But I don't mind
little Mabel was saved. Then some
body fired a gun and the dog fell down
dead"
The child did not tell the above
story without some assistance from
her father, A. G. Farmer, who brought
her into the Pasteur institute as soon
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22
SAN PEDRO
Correspondent Home 372.
Circulation 1873 5th st.
WIND BLOWS SIXTY
FIVE MILES AN HOUR
TREMENDOUS SEA RUNS, BUT
DOES NO DAMAGE
Dory Races Postponed on Account of
Heavy Weather-Farmer Ex-
pect Great Benefit from
Copious Rairs

SAN PEDRO, March 21.-The storm
which began here early this morning
and continued throughout most of the
day added go of an inch to the seasons
rainfall. The wind, which was south
erly, attained a velocity of siXty-five
miles about noon, at which hour the
rain fell in torrents. Quite a sea was
running outside, the waves dashing
clear over the trestle of the big gov
eminent breakwater. No damage was
reported to shipping or on account OF
the wind, but small craft kept we'll in
side the harbor.
The new series of dory races which
were to have been held this afternoon
in the outer harbor were postponed UNI
til next Sunday. The dories are ali in
good shape, and if the weather permits
three races in the new series will be
pulled off next Sunday afternoon.
Dodson brothers, who have about
1900 acres of San Pedro hill in grain
this year, are rejoicing over the rain,
which will be of inestimabe benefit ia
their crops, especially to that portion
which was planted late. AS this is the
first season most of this land has been
planted an immense crop is expected
some of the barley now being nearly
three feet high. Thirty sacks to the
acre are expected from portions of the
hill
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-22
FAMOUSlTALIAN CRITIC
PRAISES LOCAL OPERA
Says Production at the Grand Opera
House Exceeds Many of the
Best Italian Perform
ances
BY srGNOR LEONARD LORENzI

In THE Love Tales of Hoffman" the
singers of Signor Hartman make a per-
Torrance of much excellence. am
here but shortly and dud not before see
the Americans in such attempts, out
am led to express much gratifying al
the charming giving of the opera.
Recently have seen an opera of sim
liar theme in Nice and am constrained
to believe that Signor Borbier has drawn
from many sources in the making OF
his libretto. In fact l can think OIL
nothing with Which to compare the
libretto save the large portion of Rus
sian Caviar-perhaps you do not know
of this-but you see what 1 am intend
ing to convey-it is not clear. or per-
haps it is that 1 do not know your
language with a sufficiency of under
standing.
The first act comes of one of the
Niebelungen lied, and the second is
one of the tales of my own people, py
da Picini, relating of the man VINO
fights for the courtesan and then Is
betrayed But the libretto is not OF
such greatness as Herr Offenbach
music, which is grandly set out by
Signor Hartman's singers and orches-
ira players. Recently l sang at Plso
in a grand place, and had not such an
orchestra There are twenty-four IN
struments and the Signor Hughes
makes up of them, like Abt Vogler, a
temple of the sounds in the uplifting
ness and the oneness of the result: II
is done seriously-I do not know how
to saw it-facendosi cupo, as we say
and vet 1 have not the good English
of it.
once cried "bravissimo" at the singing
of the Signor Walch. This is much
at the favor of the grand signor, as
have sung often for Signor Ricardo
and not once has he cried, "bravissi-
mo-" I am pleased much at Signor
Walchs singing. He has the richness
and fullness of voice, with the GER
tainness. He sings. ICON pronta rlso-
luzione," we have it. My English IS
of slight service. 1 could say so much
more in my own speaking.
The Signorina Nielsen sings as the
birds-as your English poets skylark'
She is much as the famous Signoria
Rosazini, with the happiness and
lightfulness of the throat, but not the
grand voice.
The Signor De Leon sings WELL but
Signor Ricardo makes to me an un-
kind comic remark of him. l say He
sings con distratta pensosa." Signor
Ricardo replies Eyes, he sings Conan
distratta" l knew of which he was
referring, as in New York we saw the
Signor Cohan and we saw that the Sig
nor De Leon would be as he.
There are so many who sang grand
ly, it is to me a regretfulness that
cannot make distinction of them all
but the Signor Airing, L remember. He
is not the impassioned singer-it is
"che flu sempre sporapenser," his
thought sits too serenely above his
heart. But he has much good voice.
The Signor Blackstone has made sit
tings on The stage almost of the grand
ness of the real Italian beauty.
Signor Ricardo and l am so well de-
lighted with the opera that we shall
go again tonight. 1t is an excellently