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c. o. p. Conventions.

Dallas, Tex, May 17.-Of five repub-
lican district conventions held in
Texas today, the fourth and the
thirteenth favor Roosevelt. AS a re-
suit of the county conventions held
recently, the Fourth district counties
gave Taft one, Roosevelt two, with
one contested In the Thirteenth,
eleven counties instructed for Roose-
welt, four for Taft and in three no
convention was held.
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We Are the c. o. p.

Chillicothe, o., May 17-Theodore
Roosevelt began his days work here
by declaring Our opponents are not
the real republicans; we are He
declared: I'VE progressiyes are the
men who now are true to the princi-
pies Of Abraham Lincoln"
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ONE KILLED IN FIRE.

Ennis, Tex, May 17-One life was
lost and property valued at $4,000
destroyed by an early morning fire
here today The fire started about
1.30, destroying a two-story brick
building. Henry Edge, aged 25, a
candy worker, was sleeping In the
upper part of the building and was
fatally burned.
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BIG TRUST Is SUED.

Cynthiana, KY, May 17.-Suits were
filed against the International Har-
vester company today in four coun-
ties of the Eighteenth judicial dis
Il ct The state alleges the company
operated in violation Of the Kentucky
anti trust law. Five thousand dollars
and costs aree asked in each suit.
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story is corroborated.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 17.-Manager
Hugh Jennings of the Detroit club,
corroborated the story telegraphed
from Detroit about the threat or the
club's players to strike unless Cobb
is Immediately reinstated.
Jennings declined to comment on
the gituation or state his attitude on
the strike.
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MURDERER ELEcTRocUTED.

Raleigh, n. c., May 17.-Brad Bag
ley, negro, was electrocuted here
today for numbering Chief Of Police
r. White at Williamson last August
He mumbled his guilt as the current
shot through his body
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Sidewalks Completed blocks
Of new sidewalks have just been
completed by the Southern Stone &
Cement company on Howe street. The
sidewalks have been placed along this
street between Newcastle and I'm
ion and 1t adds to the general appear
ance Of the vicinity.
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Phythians Return.-The several
Brunswick Knights of Pythias, who
have been attending the meeting of
the grand lodge in Augusta, returned
to the city yesterday. They reported
pleasant trip and a most successful
meeting.
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Dees AND sEIDEL CANDIDATES

Indianapolis, Ind, May 17.-With
Eugne v. Debs and Emil Seidel, for
mer mayor Of Milwaukee, as oppon-
ents for the socialist presidential
u nation, the national convention
exi ects to name its ticket here to-
morrow. Probably Charles Edward
Russell will have second place.
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Roosevelt Men Elected.

Atlanta, May II. - The anti -Tarb
faction of the republican party in
Georgia held a convention here to-
day for the purpose of electing four
delegates at large, and four alternates
to the national convention in Chi
cago to contest the right Of Taft dele
gates, elected in March to be seated
in that body
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NOMINEE FOR ORDINARY
OF LowNDEs CO. DROWNED

Valdosta, May 17.--While on a fish
ing trip last night Clinton Griffin,
the democratic nominee for ordinary
Of Lowndes county, fell from a boat
and was drowned. 10
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
will Day MarrieS
Student of Sayre.

News of the marriage of Miss
Blanche WATSON, of Rhea Springs,
Tenn, to Mr.. Will Day, of Win
chester, has been received here.
The young couple eloped in an
auto to Paris, where they were
married. and upon their return,
the bride went to the home of
relatives. the bridegroom staying
with his parents.
Mr.. Day is a son of Mr.. John
G. NJ. Day, owner of the Noun
tain Central Railroad, and widely
popular young man. The bride is
a student at Sayre College, and is
known as a capable and industrious
student. She is pretty and at
tractive and has hosts of friends.
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ORDINANCE


Be IL Ordained By the Mayor and
Board Of Council of the CITY
Of me-. Sterling, Ky.
That hereafter the fees taxed
and collected against any person
arrested and convicted in the Po-
lice Court of the said city for a
violation of the misdemeanor laws
as provided by the Statutes of the
State of Kentucky or any of the
ordinances of the said city, shall
be as follows:
A fee of one dollar as the judges
fee; fifty cents for the fee of
Chief Police or officer making the
arrest, and such other fees as are
chargesble against him for board
at so cents per day in the city or
county Jail; in all other instances
the fees taxed shall be as provided
by the Statute laws of the State of
Kentucky, provided. the fee taxed
as the judges fee of one dollar
shall be for the benefit of the city,
and NO officer shall be paid the fee
for making the arrest as above
provided by the city until the
same shall have been paid into the
City Treasury and SO reported by
the Police Judge.
This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and
publication as required by law.
All laws or parts of same in con-
flict herewith are hereby repealed.
W. A. SAMUELS, Mayor.
Attest
H. NJ. RINGO. City Clerk.
January IL, 1912.
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Be 10 Ordained By the Mayor and
Board of city Council Of the City
of Mt Sterling, Ky.
That it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to cruelty or
unnecessarily beat, torture or
otherwise mistreat any horse or
other beast, in the City of Mt.
Sterling, KY. whether his own or
that of another. and any one so
offending shall be arrested and
tried for a misdemeanor and shall
be fined in any sum not less than
ten dollars nor more than one hun
dred dollars.
This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and
publication as required by law, and
all laws or parts of same in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
w. A. SAMUELS. Mayor.
Attest
HI. NJ. RINGO, City Clerk.
.Tanuarv II 1919
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A business farmer is not enslaved
by his work. He has time occa-
sionally to leave home to attend
Institutes, short courses or other
meetings at which, through eye
and ear, he can better prepare
himself for increasingly effective
work with brain and hand on his
farm. A rolling stone gathers no
moss, but a stationary stone gath
ers nothing but moss, which is a
low form of vegetable life.
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Upon each of said bonds shall
be attached the appropriate num-
Der of coupons for the appropriate
amount of said rate of interest
payable semi-annually and the in
terest coupons on each of said
bonds shall haye the facsimile of
the signature of the Clerk of the
city.
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H. NJ. RINGO, City Clerk.
January IL, 1912.
Success at Sea.

A youthful Canadian. who f. pos
sessed Of the romantic idea of go
ing to sea-" is meeting with much
parental opposition
The sailor never amounts to any
thing. my boy" urged his prosaic "a
Their. He works hard. has few holi-
days and never achieves great sue
cess"
That's where you're mistaken ex-
claimed Young Canada, triumphant
Iy. Look at King Georgel He start
&c out as a sailor. and now he's got
to be the head Of the empire
Kingston whip.
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Approved
w. A. SAMUELS. Mayor.
III. NJ. RINGO. Clerk.

DIR. Thomas Electric Oil is
the best remedy for that often
fatal disease-croup. Has been
used with success in our family
for eight years. Mr.. L. White
acre, Buffalo. N. Y. I'm
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Notice is hereby given that will begin
my sittings in the above styled case at
my Office in Mt. Sterling, KY, on Ian
uary az. 1919. and will close the same
on January as. 1912.
All persons having claims against the
estate of B. H. Coyle, deceased, are
hereby notified to present same to me,
properly proven, within said time.
JOHN A. JUDY.
77-3 Master Commissioner NJ. c. c.
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No. ...... Street Paving Bonds is
sued pursuant TO ordinance of
the Council of the City of Mt.
Sterling adopted the. day. 49,.
$500, d..
clerk Of the City Of Nj Sterling
Sec. 10. w. A. Samuels, May
or. II. NJ. Ringo, City Clerk, and
G. B. Patterson, Treasurer of the
City of Mt. Sterling, are hereby
appointed a committee to adver-
tise for bids for paving and curb
ing and in accordance with the
specifications adopted by the Board
of Council and they shall adopt
such means as in their judgment
shall be productive of the greatest
benefits and produce the largest
number of bids, and said bids
shall be sealed and endorsed
Street Paving Bids" and said
bids directed to the City Clerk
who shall keep them and open
them in the presence of the Coun-
ell. Each bidder must accompany
his bids with certified check on
National Bank, payable to the
order of the City Treasurer for
One Thousand 81. 200. COZ Dollars,
which amount will be returned in
case of a rejection of said bid, and
to the successful bidder upon &C
ceptance of his bid and formal ex-
ecution of contract, the city to re-
serve the right to reject any and
all bids.
Sec. IL. The assessment will
be made as soon as the improve
ments are fully completed, and the
sum assessed, which shall include
the cost of the intersections and
crossings aforesaid, together with
the cost attending the sale and is
sue of said bonds as aforesaid,
against each piece of property and
also the owners thereof, shall be
placed upon the tax list of the
city, and shall be payable at the
Office of the City Treasurer in ten
equal annual installments with in
terest at the rate specified in said
bonds upon the unpaid portion
thereof. The first installment to-
gether with interest at the rate
specified shall be payable at the
first payment of taxes next sue
ceeding the time the assessment is
placed upon the tax list, and in
terest to be computed to the date
that taxes are due and payable,
and the other instdllments not due
at the time until all installments
are paid. The assessments may be
collected like other taxes, or the
city, NAV, at any time after one
installment remains delinquent for
thirty days, by suit in equity en-
force its liens for all of the unpaid
installments, with interest thereon
at date of satisfaction of same, and
its costs expended.
Sec. II. All ordinances a n d
parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are repealed hereby.
Sec. 13. This ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from
and after its adoption and publi-
cation in the manner provided by
law. The contract made shall be
known and designated as Street
Paving Contract 3D."
| Approved
w. A. SAMUELS. Mayor.
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be apportioned and paid out upon
the order Of the Board of Council
upon the City Treasurer and for
the payment of the interest and
redemption of the bonds which
may he issued for the improve
ment herein provided and for no
other purpose.
Sec. s. The cost of said i'm
provement assessed against any
piece of ground or owners thereof.
shall not exceed one-half of the
value of such grounds after the
improvement is made, excluding
the value of all buildings and other
improvements upon the property
so improved.
Sec. 9. Said bonds shall be in
substance, form and effect as fol-
lows, except as to the consecutive
number to cover said fractional
parts of FIVE hundred $500. O0)
dollars, provided IN section 5 of
this ordinance, and the date of
maturity of the FIVE sets of ends
and the FIVE sets, to mature as
hereinbefore provided.
No. go. =. State of Kentucky.
City of Mt. Sterling:-Know all
men by these presents
That the City of Mt. Sterling,
in the State of Kentucky, prom
ises to pay the bearer the sum
of Five Hundred (s5OO.0O) dollars
on the day of $50. 10. -.
at the Mt. Sterling National Bank.
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, with In
terest thereon at the rate of six
per cent. per snnum from the date
thereof until the payment of SAID
principal sum, upon presentation
and surrender of the proper cou-
pons hereto annexed at said Mt.
Sterling National Bank of Mt.
Sterling, Kentucky, for the pay
ment for which sum and interest,
the faith and credit of the city is
hereby held firmly bound to make,
but only out of the sum realized
upon the apportionment against
the property and lots AUDITING
streets to be improved, under and
pursuant to ordinance of the
Board of Council for the City of
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, adopted
on the. -. day of. -. -. 1912.
after the said sums have been COL
Ilected and paid to the Treasurer
of the said city neither said sumor
interest shall be payable or re-
deemable on the faith and credit
of the said city, nor shall said
principal sum or interest be
deemed a debt against the city,
but shall be payable out of and
secured by lien on the assess
ments to be made and apportioned
by said CITY against said lots and
parts of lots or lands AUDITING
upon streets and parts of streets
10 said ordinance ordered to be
paved and curbed. The principal
sum of this bond shall be payable
at maturity upon presentation
and surrender of the same at said
Mt. Sterling National Bank, Mt
Sterling, Kentucky.
This bond is one of series of
bonds numbering one to. .......
inclusive, for Five Hundred
(S500.00) dollars each, and five
numbered of.
dollars each g.. and known
as Street Paving Bonds and issued
under the authority granted by
sections 3572-3573-3574-3575 and
3577 of the Kentucky Statutes, as
amended bv Chapter 40 Acts of
the General Assembly of Ken
lucky, approved March "a. 1908;
also in accordance with the reso-
lutions and ordinances passed au-
thorizing the usual of the same
by the Board of Council of the
! City of Mt. Sterling. Kentucky,
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Stop itching instantly. Cures
eczema. salt rheum, letter, itch,
hives herpes, scabies-Doan's Oint-
ment. At any drug store. I'm
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in provided
Sec. 5. Within thirty days
after the advertisement for sale OF
Street Improvement Bonds, as
provided herein, the Mayor of the
city is hereby empowered and di-
rected to issue bonds of this city
in such sum as the Council may
order, not exceeding, however,
the contract price for said work
with interest d1c herein provided
and all expenses attending the
completion and usual of said
bonds, which may be redeemed by
the city as follows:
One-6fth thereof at the end of
two wears from their date.
One-ffth thereof at the end of
four years from their dsse.
One-fifth thereof at the end of
six years from their date.
One-ftth thereof at the end of
eight years from their date.
One-fifth thereof at the end of
ten years from their date.
And said bonds shall bear in
terest from date thereof until paid
at the rate of six per cent per an
mum. payable semi-annually, and
the same and all interest thereon
shall be payable at the Mt. Ster-
ling National Bank, Mt. Sterling,
Kentucky.
Said bonds when issued shall
be signed by the Mayor and
City Clerk of the Coun
icil with the municipal seal
attached; and shall be sold and
disposed of by the Mayor. City
Clerk and Treasurer then in Office
for the most advantageous price,
in no event, however, to be less
than par with accrued interest at
the time of sale.
The bonds shall be in the form
and substance as hereinafter pre-
scribed and numbered consectu-
lively from number one to the
number required, and shall be in
denomination of Five Hundred
| (S50O.00 Dollars each, except tina;
five may be for a smaller amount
than said sum to cover any re.
naming fractional parts of Five
Hundred Dollars said work may
cost with appropriate interest cou-
pons attached. They shall al
bear interest and date the day that
the work was accepted by the City
Council and until negotiated shall
De left in the custody OF the Treas.
urer who shall be liable for the
safe keeping thereof Oh his oficia
bond.
Said bonds shall not be issued
Upon the faith and credit of the
Citv of Mt. Sterling for the pay.
ment thereof, but the faith anC
credit of the city shall be pledged
for the payment of the sum real
zed upon the apportionmen
against the property for the cos
If the paving and curbing of sale
streets as in this ordinance pro
vided, only after the same shall
nave been collected and paid t
the Treasurer. as in this ordinances
provided, and said bonds shall b.
payable and redeemable not on tn,
faith and credit of the city but on
of and secured by lien for the as
sessment to be made and appor
toned against said lots and part
of lots OF lands fronting upon sail
streets and parts of streets, inter
sections and crossings so hereil
ordered to be paved and curbed
i Sec. 6. All moneys paid, re
ceived or collected upon the as
sessments against the lots as il
this ordinance provided, TO b
made and interest on the deferre,
annual payments, as provided b!
the laws of the State of Kentuck!
governing cities of the fourtl
class, and all moneys arising iron
the sale of bonds herein provide
! for shall be kent bv the Cit,
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this bond and coupon is given and
payable. viii pay the bearer the
sum Of fifteen (sl5.OO) dollars 1t
the Mt. Sterling National Bank.
Mt Sterling. Kentucky. on the
day of.....-.., H.. be
ing SIX months interest on bond
No. $780,. Street Paving Bonds is
sued pursuant TO ordinance of
the Council of the City of Mt.
Sterling adopted the. day. -.
......, 10. -.
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ORDINANCE

An Ordinance Providing a Punish
mcnt for Any Person " Per-
sons VINO Cruelty or Unncces-
sarIIy Beats, Torturcs or 9th
erwlsc Mlstreats Any Horse
or Other Beast In the City Of
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-24

Bring US your country produce.
We will treat you right. S. Z.
Kelly & Co. 12tf
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COUPON.

The City of Mt. Sterling. Ken
! lucky, out of the fund for which
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
Commissioners Sittings
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT

GRACE c. CoYLE, - Plf.
VS.. Notice of Commissioners Sittings
B. H. COYLE'S Admrx., &C., DTS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
WALTER TRAVIS WILL PLAY
MIR. WHITTEMORE TODAY

PINEHURST, N. c.. April 5.-Parker
w. Whittemore, of the Brookline Coun-
try Club, the Massachusetts champion.
won q 20-hole, uphill match yesterday
from c. N. Phillips, of the Greenwich
Country Club. in the second round OF
match play in the twelfth annual North
and South amateur golf championship.
Mr.. Whittemore viii play Walter ].
Travis. of Garden City. who won to-
day from Oswald Kirkby, OF Engie-
wood.
Other survivors in the championship
are: Charles Evans. jr., Of Edgewater.
who defeated R. n. Gwaitney. Of
Wilmington. and Harold J. Topping, OF
Greenwich. who won from Walter
Fairbanks, OF the Denver Country Club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
OFFICIALS CHOSEN
FOR ALCO A. C. RUN

Alec A. o. is making fnal arrange
ments for a road race which will be
held from the clubhouse Saturday
afternoon. April Is. The following men
have been selected TO act as ofaciais:
Referee. B. J.. Owens. T. A. B. g.:
judges. P. s. Kennedy. Bellevilie c. O.;
Max Hoven, Alec A c.; Edward Carr.
Xavier A. A; Edward Livingston.
Belleville c. c., and j. p. Flanagan.
Belleville C. c.; timers F. ]. Seyfarth.
COLUMBIA C. c.: j. @. owens T. A
B. s.. and w. F. KRAFT, Belleville @. c.:
clerk of our T. A. Brady. First Reg
iment. n assistants C. GhirlandA
Alec A. c. and J.. Prendergast, Alec c..
c. The starter viii be Plat Adams, OF
the New York A. c.. and the scorers
will be H. Holland, Xavier A A; J.
Kennedy and ]. Sullivan. OF the Belle
vile c. @.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
MANUFACTURERS TO
HAVE 6-CLUB CIRCUIT

The Manufacturers Baseball League
will be a six-club circuit this season.
This fact was definitely decided upon
at a meeting held In wevers's colos-
scum last night. The following COM
panies will be represented in the shop
league: Hyatts, Mergotts, General
Electrics, Clarks, Westinghouse and
Edison. The season win open Satur-
day afternoon, May 4. The schedule
for the opening day has not as yet
been announced, but will be drawn up
at the meeting next Thursday night.
A contract was awarded to a prominent
local advertising man to take care Of
the opening day ceremonies. All the
members of the league were represented
at last nights meeting.
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Today's game will be played at Shibe
Park, as will also the contest scheduled
for tomorrow. Both games will start
at 8 o'clock.
MOBILE, Ala. April 5.-Demaree, the
best pitcher the Athletic Colts have
faced this spring, accomplished their
first shutout defeat yesterday after
noon, Mobile winning. 4 to 0, in a
splendid battle. The star OF the Sea
Gulls' pitching corps let the Yanigans
down for two singles, n a scratch.
and famed thirteen, every mar on the
team whiting n or more times save
Derrick.
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rFrom a star corrs.pondent1

PETERSBURG. Va, April 6.--Ths
fell today for the first time this
season in the Newark camp, and II
severed Pitcher Dave Yates's connec.
tions with the Newark Club. Yates
was given his unconditional release
and his transportation back to Phila-
delphia by Messrs. McGinnity and
Solomon.
Now that the pruning-knife has
shown its CLEAN, some of the younger
boys are worried, but 1t is not likely
that there Will be any more cutting in
the very near future.
Pitcher Morrow Joined the Newark
Club today. Morrow comes to Newark
only on trial. The club expects to land
another good twirier before the week
is out.
kirkpatrick Plensss.
Manager McGinnity stated that he is
pleased with the work of 6hortstop
kirkpatrick, and that there is not the
slightest doubt that Kirk will ill the
bill. This fact was predicted the very
first day in the Evening Star. Nc
Ginnity predicts that when Kirkpat-
rick and Fisher get working together
at short and second, respectively, no
team in the International will be able
to boast of two better men working
side by side, and hat he will not trade
either Of them for n infielder in the
league. Joe is perfectly right, too, for
both are comparatively youngsters,
and coming fast. Fisher Is big league
material now, ana Kirk will be ready
for the big show in another year,
Prince Gaskell is another of the new
Corners who is certain of his job, ac-
cording to the Iron Man.
There never was any doubt about
Swacina or Eddie Zimmerman and
Billy Zimmerman and Cy Sey-
mour in the out1eld. Right field,
however, is still open, and Bernard
seems to have the call. Marty Kava-
nagh is almost good enough to be car
ried along as utility man for the sea-
son, but he lacks Bill Collins's expert
ence and finish. McGinnity will do his
best to place all of the youngsters, and
he has a promising bunch.
Jack McAdams has not hit his stride
yet, because he needs plenty of warm
weather, but he will be retained and
given a thorough trial.
Enzman Explains.
The Louisville Club has questioned
the Newark Clubs rights to Pitcher
John Enzman. Scout O'Reilly, with
whom Enzman was In correspondence
during the winter, is supposed to have
Stained that Enzman accepted terms
with Louisville before signing with