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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weakley and
daughter, Ethel, and Mrs. Harry Will
Jams of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cochran of New Castle were Sunday
guests at Mrs. Martha McKees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Humbert OF How.
ard, spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Addie McCamment left Satur.
day for Chicago to spend the winter
with her sister.
Rev. Newcomb and wife OF Martins,
burg took supper Tuesday evening
with Mrs. e. G. Wolfe.
Miss Mabel Harris of Mt. Vernon is
home for short visit.
The Misses Lottie Rice and Dempsie
Houck left Tuesday for Newcomers.
town for two weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, John l.. Wolfe OF
Hazel Dell spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives.
"i' ohu hIs. muCh Cummings Ot
Martinsburg were calling on friends
Sunday afternoon.
Andy Rine has moved into the prop
erty vacated by Rev. Sims.
Clarence Harris, and Ethel Crum,
rine We're Sunday guests of the Misses
Ruth and Opal Mercer.
Colman Boggs is on the sick list
Otis Cummlns was calling on friends
the past week.
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NEW eovERNoR-GEMEaAL
AND HIS STATE

London, Oct. s-iSYerything is in
readiness for the Departure, OF the
Duke Of Connaught TO takertup his du-
ties as Governor General of Canada.
His Royal Highness WHY be aocomran-
led by the Duchess and the Princess
Patricia. Among the members OF his
staff will be Major II. g. Iowther of
the Scots Guards. as Military Secre-
tary; Captain 7. IL. Rivers -Bulkeiey
of the Scots Guards. AZ Controller OF
the Household and tlduerry. and Cap
tain w. Long OF enc ssssaf goots Greys
and Captain II. c. tuner Of the Rifle
Brigade, as Aides-de- Camp.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
EAST TEXAS FAIR OPENS

Tyler, Texs. Oct. The east Texas
Fair opened today with an attendance
OF visitors from mny counties. The
displays In the agricultural. horticul.
tural and live stock departments are
more numerous and more varied than
over before, The fair will continue
through the remainder OF the week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
MONTREAL DOG SHOW OPENS

Montreal, Oct, 5--h bench show un.
dor tho auspices OF the Montreal Ken.
mel Club opened N the Coliseum today
with nearly one thousand entries rep.
resentlng several score breeds of dogs
from noted kennels IN many parts Of
Canada and the United States The
exhibition viii continue until the end
of the week
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
ExEouTRIx NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified Executrix Of the estate of
MARGARET l.. MERRIN
late OF Knox county, Ohio. deceased.
by the Probate court OF said county.
October 2, 1911.
ADA b. KIRKPATRICK,
Fredericktown, O.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
INSURANCE MEN ORGANIZE

GokIahoma Ctr. Okla. Oct, 5--A
:state organization Of dro insurance
eeents, 10 be known as the Oklahoma
Insurance Agents' Asso.. was per.
fected al a meeting here today attend.
cd by several score Of prominent fire
insurance men from yarious cities aud
towns of Oklahoma.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
Strikers Fire on Train.

Augusta, Ga Oct. 5.-While train
men were taking a Georgia e. Florida
freight train through the Southern
yards at Hamburg. s. c., strikers at
tackled the crew, seriously hurting
and perhaps fatally injuring num-
ber of the strikebreakers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
BLAZE At
THE pen

Columbus, o.. Oct. "a $4,000 fire
In the laundry OF The penitentiary
may result In delay In the electro.
cution OF Charles 5ustice. Green
county murderer. gcheduied for to.
night. During the are water was
thrown upon the prison dynamo,
which was pat cut Of commission.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
Reeves Sails for New York.

Havana. Oct. 5,-General Bernardo
Reyes, who left Mexico for the good
OF the country Just before the cleo
tions, sailed from here for the Unit
ed States by way OF New Orleans.
Eventually he Ia to go to New York.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
ARREST
Of Frank DOOley On A Charge
OF Assault

Frank Dooley, proprietor of res
taurant on South Main street, was
arrested by Officers McElroy and
George at the Waddell livery barn on
Wednesday evening and was lodged
In the county jail, where he was reg
istered, as being held for warrant.
His arrest resulted from complaint
made by his wife, Mrs. Dooley, who
alleges that he assaulted her.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
KILLED BY
CAVEIN

Canton. o., Oct. s.-Aibert Bowser.
IL, was killed here in cavein OF
sand at the plant OF the Dennis
Dickey Sand company. Two men
were killed at the same SPOT q few
weeks ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
GEIGER
MISSING

Lima, o.. Oct. 5.-Christian Geiger.
whose sentence Of IT years in the
penitentiary on charge of compile
ity in the robbery Of James Yoakum,
three years ago. was afflrmod by the
supreme court. has disappeared from
his home here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06
CHANGED Frequently.

Changeu frequently.
''Was that your husbandf He seems
to have changed great deal In the
past Ave years"
yes: three times. '--Chicago Record
Herald.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-06

Special for next Saturday, October 2.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Blue Ribbon Garden Seed.

We have a full and complete stock
of Blue Ribbon Garden seeds thai we
are selling cheaper than were ever
offered here before. Regular % pack.
ages, . for &c; every day in the
week except Friday when ON that
day we sell 3 packages for &c. All
kinds of seeds, such as Beans, Peas,
Watermellons, etc, in bulk. 81
hushcl OF onion sets, which will b,
sold for $l.00 per bushel and up tC
$500. Take advantage OF this lib
eral opportunity to have a gooC
garden at less than bali price.
W. X. GIBSON & CO.
South side Public Square
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Special Meetings at the Bap-
fist Church.

Commencing last Sunday morn
ing, special meetings are in progress
at the Baptist church, being con.
Quoted by the pastor, Rev Andrew
Garter Hutson, assisted By Rev. Dr.
Hunt, of ST. Louis. Mr.. Hunt has
attained eminence as an eva ngelist
and preacher, and most cordial in.
vitation is extended the public to
attend the meetings. Services he
gin AZ $3.50 in the afternoon and at
700 in the evening,
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
FARM FOR SALE

now offer for sa' the farm on
which | live, four mile east of
Corbin, Ky, ISL acres well mprov-
ed, grain and stock farm, good two
story house with eight rooms, one
tenant house, two good stock barns,
aud the best tobacco barn in the
country and other outbuildings, we'll
watered, we'll timbered, fruits of all
kinds, over 100 acres in high state
of cultivation. ANY person wishing
to purchase such.a farm, call on or
address,
ROBERT ELLIOTT.
Knox County PLACE, KY,
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Dr.. Benneti's Letter.
Williamsburg Ky,
Feb. Z, lplL

W ItftbmsDuIR, ny
Feb. Z, l9iL
To the Public:-
In view Of the many misrepre-
sensations which are being made
about the suit brought against
Judge Elem ID. Sampson by the
r. o. Campbell Coal Company
and the Campbell Coal Mining
Company, and feeling that will
likely later be called as wit
ness, il the case is ever called for
trial, | desire now in the interest
of justice and fair play to make
the following statement:
/ was with Judge Elem ID.
Sampson and r. O. Campbell at
Corbin, Ky, in 1906, when the
contract was made between them
relative 10 Judge Sampson sell.
ing to them a boundary of some
ID, 600 or more acres of land lying
in Knox and Clay counties. Il.
q. Campbell agreed to give
Judge Sampson $500 an acre for
the mineral rights, rights-of-
way, and for certain boundaries
lying in Knox and.Clay counties,
and $500 an acre if the lands
should lie in certain other bouu.
daries, but.in different places, in
the two counties, and Mr.. Camp
what the deeds and patents call
ed for, and without going to the
expense of having the lands sur.
veycd.
had n talk with X. .. Camp
bell since the suit was instituted
in the Federal Court against
Sampson and Mr.. Campbell told
me he would have to swear what
! here state. .,1z,99 ',.szr z
s.. -.. | am, respectfully, - 40
t7,,s1-- . SAMUEL BENNETT. -
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Timber and Tan Bark FOR
Sale

have between l'g and > million
feet of chestnut oak, red oak, chest.
nut, hickory, &c. and on the chest
nut oak there is from 500 To lOOu
cords of tan bari which desire 10
sell. Anyone interested in the pur-
chase of this timber, which Is in two
boundaries, apply to. L. II, Jarvis,
Barbour vile. Ny. l.2Ot.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
C0DQFTQ AL n. JARVIS
VVhDhID Mammoth Store.

There's a Kabo corset TO ct you;
IL this one doesn't, exchange it.
You by corsets for st, comfort and
style, and you're entitled TO get
what you pay for. The Kabo Cor
set Co. make Kabo corsets to give
you these things. II, when you try
on this corset, you find it isn't just
what you want, take it back and
get one to suit you; you'll find
plenty Of Kabo corset models and
sizes to choose from. II we haven't
just what you want we can order
Kabo that will fit you; there's a
Kabo corset made to fit you These
corsets are made by the Kabo peo-
pie, accompanied with the broadcast
kind Of guarantee.
To the Ladies:--L. II. Jarvis has
large and well assorted line Of the
kabo corsets, at his Mammoth store.
1t will pay you to see his line before
you buy.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03

Council the first time he was momi.
mated. and each year consecutively
until his friend, Mcdonald, had at.
tanned the stump Of Great Prophet
OF the Reservation of Kentucky.
Mr. Davis is candidate for the
stump OF Great Junior Sycamore,
and will he nominated at Owens
boro, KY, on the 10th sun OF Flow.
er Moon, 6. ). II. 400, and there is
little doubt but that he will he elect
ed, as the Past Sachcms and Chiefs
all over the Reservation have a
kindly feeling tor "Charle," and are
sure that that there could be no bet
ter made for thc important and re-
sponsible position of Great Junior
Sycamore. His own Tribe will send
all its Past Sachems to Oweusboro
TO look out for his interest there,
This is a token of their esteem for
Charlie" Besides that, we believe
that all the Tribes in the Mountains
will send its full delegation of Past
Sachems with instructions 20 cast
their.v for "Charlie.'
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Application for Pardon.

Notice is hereby given that on
March l1th, 1911, application will
he filed with the Hon. Agustus L.
Wilson, Governor of Kentucky, for
a pardon for Garter Hughes, con
victed in he Knox Circuit Court ON
a charge OF wilfully and maliciously
shooting and wouudiug another
with intent 10 kill.
This, Feb, 20, 1911.
CARTER HueHRs.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Real Estate For Sale

Two-story house on Knox ST.,
large bot, MI convenience.
House and lot on Allison Ave.
cheap il taken at once.
House aud lot on Pine St, SpIen
did garden spot,
d. ", CLARK, Agent,
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03

and dispose of these Charts, orwiu
sell territory To suit purchaser
Come i'm aud sec this proposition.
y. W. CLARK, Mgr
Ban hourvillr, Ky,
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
For State Senator
We are authorized to announce
JOE f. BOSW0RIh
or BarbourvilIe. kentucky
OF Middlesboro, Bell County

as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of State Senator from
the 18th Senatorial District ol
Kentucky, sui ject to the Repub-
llcan Primary, March 4th, 1911.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03

) q BUFF ORPINGTON
Eggs, Sl.OO $500 and $500 for -
Apply to Mrs. Margaret Byrley,
, q If Barbourville, Ky.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03

eeeeeeeeteeeeeeeef eeeeeeeeeseeeR

Remember the regular services at
the Christian Church, Sunday. Mar.
3rd, at HOO a. m. and 700 p. m.
prompt. Come.
Rev. Eber II. Mullins, Minister.
II is reported that mule was
drowned a few days ago in n mud
hole in the road between this city
and Manchester. Too bad II should
have learned to swim.
7. y. Ashley is having the troubles
Of Job, and seems to be as patient.
lie is nursing n fine collection Of
boils, which have been keeping him
confined to his room this week.
Judge Lovett, of Williamsburg,
was here Monday looking over the
ground in the interest Of Judge Black,
but found to his chagrin that almost
everybody here are for Judge SamT.
son.
A reception will be given at her
home, by Miss Jessie Dickinson, Fri
day evening, from 500 to 1900. Tor
the benefit of thu Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Christian Church. All are in.
vited.
The meeting at the First Methodist
Church closed Tuesday night On nc.
count of Rev. Harrop and wife he
ing called to Pittsburg, Pa, hy the
death Of his brother. They lett
Wednesday morning.
George A. Smith was down from
Straight Creek Monday. George
has accepted "A position with John.
son, Johnson & Cunningham, coal
operators at Harlan, and will move
his family there soon.
W. X, is still practicing shaking
hands. He came around and gave
We Editor a shake Monday, while
mixing amongst the court day
crowd. No wonder he cannot en-
thusc anyone; his handshake is about
like shaking the tail of dead fish.
a card received the first of the
week from Rev. !. ID. Hitchcock. for
merly pastor oi the First Methodist
church OF this city, brought the news
that he is now at Burbank, Florida,
inspecting his purchase of land there.
tie says everything there is lovely,
and he is more than delighted with
his home in the land of perpetual
sunshine. He expects to locate
there sometime in the near future.
For the benefit of the public the
l.. & n. r. X. Co is offering one way
2nd class colonist fares to Calilor.
MIA for $40.3S, Oregon $43 80, Utah
1923, Wyoming $40 .3S and Wash.
ington $40. IS. In effect March 10th
to April 10, 1911. !. A. Owens, Agt.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03

See Detherage for embroideries
and laces.
See the new line of dress goods at
W. II. Detherage's.
Charles Davis made business trip
to Louisville, Thursday.
Prof. lanes T. Faulkner, of l'erca,
visited homeiolks here Sunday.
EVERYTHING up-to.date and new in
the neck wear line at Detherage's.
X. NJ. Stansbury left last Monday
for Norton, Va, on a business trip.
Next Sunday will be Communion
Service at the First Methodist
church.
Robert Elliott, Of Place, paid this
Office pleasant call yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Joe Hopper. of Wilton, is
visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Hardin have
both been on the sick list, but are
improved again.
Miss Effie Barton, of Middlesboro,
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Cora Sewer, of this city.
A Scotch bagpipe and an Italian
monkey and hand organ were
doing" the city Monday.
Mrs. Woods. of Delaware, Ohio,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. p.
l.. Ports, AT Union College.
S. K. Lawson, Of Bailey's switch,
was in town Saturday and remem.
bered the Advocate very substan.
italy.
Miss Mary Stansbury left last
week for an extended visit to rela-
tives in Granger, Covington and
Cincinnati.
Rev. c. K. Dickey, of Middlesboro,
was here last Friday and preached
the funeral service of little James d.
Faulkner.
Frank Dizney, one of Bertha S
prominent citizens, was in town
yesterday and very kindly rememb-
cred the Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bolton cam,
in the first of the week from ST
Petersburg, Fla, where they have
resided for the last few months.
''Uncle" Tony Doodney, proprie
tor of the marble works at thi,
place, just received nice job OF pa
per from this office, for which he ha,
our thanks.
II. T. Brown, who has been read
or Of the Advocate since it's infancy
still clings to us in financial way
which is required to successfully rul
newspaper.
The Senior Class of Union Collep
entertained the members of the Fac
ulty Saturday night, from 7 to lC
and very pleasant time was spen
by all present,
Mr.. J. G. Kellum, of Red Hous,
is a visitor in town this week. On
of the first things he did was t
hand us a S for renewal to the AZ
voeate. Thanks
Frank IIawn is building a ne,
double.deck porch to his residenc
He has more buildings now on h
lot. considering its size, than an
man in town. Before he can bull
much more he will have to tear dow
some that be has erected.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
PARROuRvILLE, Ky,
March ., 1911.

|, ". f. Amis. as Treasurer Of
the Barb ourvile Baptist Institute,
Barbourville. KY, certify that the
records of the Barbourville Baptist
Institute show that +. y. Sampson,
who is now a candidate for Circuit
Judge, gave the sum of Four Hun
bred ($4O0O0) Dollars for the pur-
pose OF helping o build the Barbour
vile Baptist Institute in this city.
w. +. AMIs,
Treasurer of Barbourville Baptist
Institute,
Barbourville. Nv.
Mountain advocate., 1911-03-03
Barhourvillc, Ey

Also for sale, beautiful copy
righted Chart, size 22N2S, lithograph-
ed in eight color~, from drawings of
finest artist 10 bee found anywhere.
WIN sell entire right, both to make
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-08-03
Notice to Candidates.

The governing bodies Of the Demoera-
lie and Republican parties having fixed
Tuesday. August 2eth, 1911 as the date
Tor holding Primary Elections, the atten-
tion OF all whom it may concern Il called
20 the following provision Of Section
16OG, Chapter TAI. Acts OF 1910.
Said several Boards Of Supervisors Of
Elections shall print or cause to be prin-
ted on said official ballots the names Of
al candidates Tor Office 90 be voted for,
ssd Tor delegates 10 any convention. or
Tor party executive or executives, or fog
membership OF any executive committee
or managing body Of any political party,
who shall become duly qualified by the
name Of the amount herein named, when
any payment il herein required, and
shall have fled q certificate in writing
with the Board Of Supervisors Of Flee
tions in Baltimore city or in any Of the
counties. rs the case may be, containing
the name ct the person seeking a nomina-
ton for Office or TO be delegate 20 q
convention, or an executive or member
OF an executive committee or managing
body OF q political party. his reEidenes,
place where he il registered voter. his
address, the Office or position for which
he seeks to be nominated or selected, and
the party 90 which he belongs. and duly
acknowledged by the person fling such
certificate for such nomination or selec-
4 ton before an officer duly authorized 10
take Acknowledgements. he shall append
q certificate of such acknowledgment
The certificate to be fled by candidate
seeking 80 be elected as a delegate 40 tbs
convention shall, moreover, specify ths
convention TO which he seeks to be elec
ted. All such certificates must be filed
and payments made not less than fifteer
days before the day of said primary
election"
Each candidate for nomination FOL
public Office at primary election shall
pay the sum OF twenty FIVE dollars ($25l
Tor each county or legislative district o
Baltimore city in which his name appear,
upon the ballot; provided, that in AM
county where the salary of the Office fol
] which domination Is sought IL three hun
dred dollars $4,000 or less, such pay
ment shall be ten dollars $40; and il a
candidate Tor Governor. Attorney -Gener
nj. Comptroller, or Clerk OF the Court o
Appeals Of the State, then he shall pa,
the sum of ten dollars $50 for each
county or legislative district OF Balti
more city. upon filing his respective Ger
tiuCAtcs Win tue DoaTu VI SuptTNtsOT
of Elections"
The candidates for nomination 70
State Offices shall make payment and I'll
certificate of candidacy not lass than Y
days prior to the date Of Primary EleC
tons.
Blank Certificates of nomination wi
be furnished prospective candidates upo
application TO Beacon Office. Leonard
town. or to j. Wilson Adams, Meehar
iesville.
WALTER b DENT.
PEMBROKE SMITH,
u. LEE MAGUIRE,
Supervisors of Elections.
j. WILSON ADAMS, Clerk.
Aug. 3-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-08-03


Gov. Croshsrs hes oeaclAlly On
nounced bis candidacy for che Dem
ocratic nomination for Governor and
appeals 70 the people upon his 70
cord. In hls announcement 10
favors:
Tax rate revision.
home rule for Baltimore.
Increased Baltimore representa-
zion In Legislature.
Popular election Of United States
Senators.
Reformed automobile laws.
New city charter for Baltimore.
Natural gas.
Cheaper Ras and electricity.
New States roads loan, With
q, 600, 900 for streets o. Baltimore.
Convict labor on State roads.
Abolition Of needless o6isss.
Employers liability oct.
State school Of technology In Bal.
timore.
Reform Of magistracy system.
Increase In public school teach.
ems salaries.
Oyster Legislation looking 10 State
aid in developing shs industry.
Amendment Of corrupt practices
act.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-08-03
Midsummer Sale
at Millison' S.
BARGAIN HOUSE.

Men 8 fine shirts, regular OIL shirt,
my price is 33c. Boys Soc shirt,
my price is 2Sc. Men s fancy drop
stitched hoses, pair for 25c. Men 9
underwear. 3 pair drawers for Soc,
shirts the same. Men s night gown
15c. Boys and girls caps Z for 25c.
Mems suspenders as low as 3 pair
for 25c. Boys &c apair. Mems stiff
busom shirt, only 25c. apiece.
CLOTHING
For the Summer, now is you time
to get suited with q beautiful light
suit. all wool, suit guaranteed for
50 80. A suit made TO order is real
lv worth $24. my prices is only $3.50.
Boys wooden suits for $1.10c per
suit. Boys wash suits is 39c.
Mems ali wool pants as low as 79c
and up to s.. SO now is your time to
come up at once.
DRY GOODS.
Percsle yd wide really worth 12ac
a yd. my price, &c. Lawns yd wide,
&c. TableclOth, red damask OF all
figures, regularly prices 35c I'd
NV price only 19c yd. White goods
india linen, as low as &c yd. White
silks and black silks everybody sells
for 81 yd my prices is 39c yd. Bed
ticking as low as SIC yd. Children
he Sc, pair for 25c.
THE BEST THINGS OUT HnR THE
LADIES.
A $40 dollar suit for 2.98c. OF all
c0lors, trimed with the finest trim
mings. any sizss desired. Ladies
princess dresses worth IS to 81 so,
my prices, only 81 SO. Ladies Jump.
ers worth g so to IS. my prices only
CSC. Ladies and Misses hats al
half prices now. so come at once and
get hat.
SHOES: SHOES.
For the ladies', the latest style
pumps as low as CSC and up. Mems
fine shoes made to order rs low as
81 .4S and up to -. Coarse shoes az
low as CSC and up. Ladies fine
shoes add and ends Csc. pair really
worth $3.50. Mems black derby
hats. really worth $2. my price is
only 79c. Soft hats of ell kinds and
colors, as low as 60 and up TO az. SO
such low prices is at
NJ. L, MILLISON'S,
Leonardtown, Md.