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Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
Is The Big Feature Of the Horse
Show At Kentucky State
Fair In September
FAMOUS HORSES WILL Be seen
This Big Event is for Five-Galted Sad
die Horses Under Three Years Old
Thirteen Nominations Have
Been Made.

The horse show, as usual. will be a
feature at the Kentucky State Fair
this year The list of events to be
decided during the week Of the fair IS
headed by the $1,000 stake for FIVE
gated saddle horses, three-year-olds
and over, entries to which closed July
1. With the exception of one other
stake of the same value this is the
richest saddle horse stake to be con
tested in America this year and be-
cause of this fact the entries closed
July / with thirteen nominations, the
largest number ever entered for
this stake. OF the thirteen nomina-
tons made they represent eleven
owners and It is certain that at least
eleven will be shown in the big stake,
which will be decided Friday night of
the fair. Among those who nominated
in the rich prize are Powhattan Wool
ridge, Louisville, one entry; p. w.
Ray, Bowling Green, two entries The
Undulata Farm of Col. Harry Weis-
singer OF Shelbyville, two entries; Ball
Brothers, Versailles, one entry; Col.
Inns & Redmond and Allie G.. Jones,
North Mil etown, one entry each; j.
l.. NichOl e. Son, Woodburn, one en-.
try; Mrs. Richard Tasker Lowndes,
Danville, one entry; Robert E. More.
land, Lexington; Hickman & Ormsby,
Louisville, and Matlack & Shropshire.
Winchester. one entry each.
While the horses TO be shown will
hot be named until September LIST, the
list of eligibles include such star per
formers as Kentucky's Choice, Nicoll
Plate, Maud King, Roosevelt, Nazim-
ma, Undulata Chief Major Dare, Sadie
Macy, Hazel Dawn, Rexall Prince,
Princess V, and others of equal merit.
While the entries to the big stake
closed July l with thirteen nomina.
tons the nominators did not have to
make known the name of their starters
in the race until the night OF Sep
TENDER l, thirteen days in advance of
tie date of the stake, and previous to
that time nominators have the privi-
lege of disposing of their nominations
to other owners. With this condition
it is expected that several of the
prominent saddle horse owners of the
East will take advantage of an op-
portunity of purchasing nomination
from one of those who have made two
nominations to the stake with a view
of getting their horses in the stake.
In fact should any owner decide be
fore September 1 that his eligible was
not in condition to compete for the
stake he will have an opportunity of
dsposing of his nomination to an
other, and as many of the most famous
saddlers each season are usually de-
veloped between July 1 and September
/ ii is certain the $1,000 stake will be
contested for by the best in the coun.
try.
Other events for three and five
gated saddle horses as well as for
light harness horses insures the horse
show at the State Fair this year Will
prove one of the greatest attractions
IN the history Of the fair.
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
To COnSumptiVeS

Rev. Edward A. Wilson was cur
ed by simple means of a severe
throat and lung affection which de-
veloped into consumption Iiyou
will write to Mr.. Chas. a. Abbott,
60 Ann ST., New York City, he will
send you (FREE OF CHARGE)
Mr.. Wilson'S full description of his
cure. 1t will cost you nothing and
may prove a blessing.
5.24.12
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
Arknn.as, cotton IndvstrI

Arkansas raises one million bales OK
cotton worth S75OOO,O0o.
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
Birthday Surprise

Aunt Mitt" Runyon had a
birthday Monday. A few OF her
neighbors started out to buy her a
little present on this occasion as a
surpsise, but the news soon spread
and within two hours there were
so many of the town people inter-
ested that she was given a genuine
surprise indeed. The gift was an
elegant dress pattern, cake with
eight candles representing eight de-
cades, and in addition to that there
was presented to her just eighty
silver dimes.
Brother Harrop was selected to
make the presentation speech. Mr..
and Mrs. Runyon were furnished
with a typewriter list of eighty
names representing the eighty
friends who Joined in making the
gift and wishing the aged couple
"Many Happy Returns.
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
RICH PRIZE FOR BOY
Who Wins the Judging Contest at the
Kentucky State Fair Sept. Ola

With a view of farther encourage.
ment to the farmer boys of Kentucky
to gain scientific knowledge OF agri'
culture the State Fair management
las again this year made arrange
ments for a renewal of the Students
Judging Contest, which has proved so
popular in the past, and scholarship
in the agricultural college of the State
University. carrying with it 500 in
cash, will be offered for the best Judge
of several classes. The contest will
consist of rings for horses, cattle,
sheep and swine exhibited at the State
Fair and written statements are to be
presented by each contestant setting
forth his reasons for the decisions
reached by him.
The contest this year will be under
the personal supervision OF Prof. j.
]. Hooper, Professor of Animal Hus'
bandry Of the Kentucky State Univer-
sity at Lexington, and it is his pur-
pose to devote much of his time from
now until the date of the fair in work
ing up interest among the farmer boys
of the state in the event lnasmuch
as the farmer boys of Kentucky are
proud of their ability to correctly
Judge horse or other farm animal,
much interest is always manifested in
this contest and as many applications
for entry blanks have been received
by Secretary Dent this year it is ex-
pected that keen rivalry will exist
among several hundred young men
and boys the week of the fair, Septem-
Der 9-l3. Any boy who wishes TO en-
ter the contest can secure an appli-
cation blank by applying TO J. L. Dent,
Secretary OF the State Fair, Room 500,
Paul Jones Building, Louisville. and
all information relative to the contest
viii be forwarded 10 the applicant
with the entry blank.
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
LADY WANTED

To Introduce OuI very complete Fall line of
beautiful wool suitings, wash fabrics fancy
waistings silks, handkerchiefs, petticoats,
etc. Up-to-date n. Y. City Patterns. Fin
est line ON the market. Dealing direct
with the mills YOU viii mud our prices low
lfothers can make SlOOO 10 Snm weekly
you can also. samples aud full instruc-
lions packed in II neat sample case, shipped
express prepaid. No money required. EN-
elusive territory. Write for particulars,
BE first To apply.
STANDARD DRESS GOO DS co.
Dept. GOS. BINGHAMTON, n. \,
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16

NOAKiNG co.
FREQ hartman, proprtetor

Bakers of Good Bread
Also
Buns, Rolls, Spanish
MaCarOOn, Pies, Cakes
and everything found
at n first class bakery
Hot only the cheapest
but the best
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16

Too often in speech and print occur
Uncle Sans common people" MY
servants" "Our middle classes" Re
publican France stu adores her
princes and despises her poor The
United States and the Kingdom OF
Heaven were founded for the homes
OF the poor and the weary and the
persecuted-not for turnkey monkeys.
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
Values Of Ancient coinage,

The value OF shekel of silver
would be approximately 90 cents; hat
of gold sheckel $40. A talent of sill
voi ould be- worth about $4,000 aud
a o. Int OF god approximately $4,000.
A piece ot silver was worth about IL
cer's. while a mite was small trae-
tion " cent.
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
Expensive Bamboo Hat.

Bamboo hats are made in the PHI
ippines at prices ranging from 10
cents to si2,50. while some specially
fine weaves cost as much as the nneat
Panamas OF South America
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16
EOGRES

Misses Woodson at Flat Lick this
week.
Parker's motto goods satislac-
tory or money refunded"
Sheet Music-popular songs and
ragtime hits, at the City News
Stand.
Big supply of Baby rings at Par
ker's FREE to the baby under a
year old-take the baby in.
Mrs. p. l.. Ports and sister Miss
Helen Wood are visiting relatives
IN Ohio at her former home.
You owe it to yourself to buy the
best goods Tor the least money
Parker's.
Miss Mertie Ballou, of Harlan, is
the guest of Misses Ida and Ollie
Cole this week.
Learn to 90 to Parker's for your
needs, they save you money.
David Wilson. junior member OF
the firm of Wilson Bros, was in
Corbin Sunday.
Parker's will continue their low
prices all Summer, Fall Winter and
Spring.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robson returned home
last Sunday after spending a few
days at Craborchard Springs.
The September numbers of all the
popular magazines have been re-
ceived at the City News Stand in
the old bank building.
Mrs. Jas. A. Stephens, of Indian
apolis, md, arrived in this city last
Tuesday for a few weeks visit to
relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Terhune, of Hunting
ton, Ind. who was the guest of
Miss Myrtle Cole last week, return
ed to her home last Friday.
Mrs. Sue Miller who has been
here from Richland. Va. on account
of the death of her sister Mrs. Coop
er, has returned to that place.
Several members of the Barbour
vile Redman's band are at Brod-
head this week playing with the
Wilton band at the Broadhead Fair.
Mrs. Polly Begley and Misses
Ethel and Ruth Owens returned last
Sunday from Mt. Vernon. where
they had been on a visit to relatives.
Ladies' embroidered and silk dress
SEES and suits dry cleaned by the
Corbin laundry. Work guaranteed.
Agency at the City News Stand.
Telephone 60.
Miss Julia Eve, sister of Mrs. !.
NJ. Riddle who has been here since
the death of her sister Mrs. Cooper,
has returned home to Paducah,
stopping at Winchester for a visit.
The party of Young folks who
went into camp last week at Rock
House Ford are still in camp and
reports coming from there show
that they are having a Jolly time.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes went to
Keavy, Laurel County, this week
to attend to some matters pertain
ing to the order of the Rebeccas. of
which she is very prominent men,
Der.
Next Friday night will be regular
meeting of the Azalea Chapter No.
l59 of Eastern Star, There will be
special work at this meeting and
every member is urged to be pres.
ent.
The City Bakery, leased by the
Rarbouville Baking Co., with Mr.
Fred Hartman as proprietor are
again doing n good buriness and
supplying fresh bread all over the
city each dav,
Miss Mildred Faulkner left last
"A eek for Goshen 4 Y where sba
Mountain advocate., 1912-08-16

Some men expect their neighbors 70
be little better than their neighbours
peighbor,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
UNA GANGA

Quien desee adquirir un mobiliario
para sala, compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos butacas, un sofa Y
una mesita centro, MADEIRA curvada dc
Viena, tieue ahora propicia oportuni
dad.
Bny ademas, una mesa seis si'las
para cOmedor; un guarda-comidas. tln
chinero, un tinajero con su piedra, un
tiltro y una mesa con piedra marmol
para el servicio del comedor.
Tambi6n puede adquirirse, una CANA
de hierro, para una plaza, y un lavabo
Este mobiliario esta completameptt
nuevo y puede verse, EN- la casa n0mere
38 de la calle de Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
Il banquete annual
de la "Bolsa F"

In la Wnta celebrada el microbes,
Ell la San Juan Stock y Produce TX
change, con objeto de designar el dia
on que debe llevarse a cabo el banque-
te annual de la BoIsa de Concrete. Sc
aeordo que el esplendido acto tenga Ia
gar el tres de Febrero proximo Y que
Sc celebre, como 81 ano pasado, IN Il
teatro Municipal. -
Las comisiones para Ia organization
del banquete han sido designadaS asi
Presidencia de honor, Mr. Shostens
Benh.
Presidencia General, Don Jose Maria
Lomba.
Tesorero, Don Ricardo Casa
Comisiones Para el Menu PreSi-
dente, Don Dionisio Trigo, yocales Don
Carlos Conde, Don Luis Batt,stini v
Don Ricardo Casal.
lnvitaciones: Don s Behn. presi-
dente, yocales Don j VI. Lomba, Don
Generoso Candina, Don n. Mcghinoff,
Don A. Valdes y Don V. Mcndez
Mnsica y decorado: Don Antonio
Caubet, presidente; vocales. Don Ra
mon Lopez, Don F. Suarez Y Don +.
Freiria.
Programas; Don Eudosio de la Cue
tara, presidente, vocales, Don Nical1S
hernandez, Don Reinaldo Paniagua.
Don G. Besosa. u
Comisi6n jocosa Don j. Perez Los in.
Presidente; vocales, Don Reinaldo PA
niagua, Don Carlos Conde; Don Ricar-
do Casal y Don Jose Maria Lomba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20

&c largo, sino que tome TERRA, natural
mente, sin tener que hacer circuIos.
Solo siento no haber tendo mi pro-
pia inaquina. Estoy SECURE que con
ella habria podido reducir el tempo al
menos en- un minute
M6todos de Chicago
Beachey EN- ganar aver solo adopt6
Ia misma manera de maniobrar que le
gan6 los grandes guelos en- Chicago.
Alguien sobre el terreno diio al subir
Beachey " I'm Chicago gan6 los vuelos
p0r fracciones de segundos que reque-
rian medida electrica. Gan0 un vaelo
por IL de un segundo. otrO por 1852
DE- un segundo Lo hizo dando vueltas
.al rededor de puntos dados espacios de
dlez o velnte pies mientras que otros
aXladores ocupaban cincuenta pies. En-
Fl vuelo de Ia Farola de Boston ean5 a
un aparato de Bleriot de 10 caballos con
una maquina mas pequena simplemen-
te con motive de sus vueltas cortas sen
sacionales, y Ell mismo sistema de voIar
balo que adopt6 aver. Diio que el vue-
10 dc aver lie recordaba aquel suceso
pucsto que los dos tuvieron luear al
rededor de uua farola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
UNA DE CAL Y
OTRA DE ARENA

Este debiera ser el rubro del articIlO'
4itulado LA Bandera Americana y
El BOLETIN MERCANTILE con que el
eolega responde las adhesiones entu-
siastas que han venido nutriendO nues-
tras columnas, con motive de la campa-
na que venimos sosteniendo on defcnSa
de la Colonia Espanola Y de las demas
Colonias Extranjeras.
Una de cal otra de arena, ESQ es
10 que viene dando ell eolega mayague-
zano, prodigandonos amistosos dictados
en- tanto que ofende nuestros sentinnen-
tos, mas caros, ataca nueStros mas hon
radios afectos combate nuesiros idea
les mas altos.
A nuestro favor no queremos exccp-
clones. v no Sc nos acuse de ingratOs, va
que al renunciarlas no renunciamOS
mucho, toda vez que el colega sc perlni-
te. acerca de nuestra actitud en- la cam
pana prOvocada por 81, ciertas retican-
eias que no queremos contSstar con los
primeros pdrrafos del briilante articulo
que publlca q este respecto Il "Diario
del Oeste cuando nos brindan tan ro-
tunda arguneataci6n.
SPero quien puede extranar nuestra
cOnducta, nj que buscar otros movies
que los de la propia defensa al tener
que poner ua freno saludable las des-
names de La Bandera?'
POr 10 tanto, nj Il eolega que ha pro-
vOeado tan lamentable discussion tiene
dereeho n dceir que buScamos en- ella
IN motive de reclamo, nj debe exchlir-
nos de sus anatemas, cuando con ellos
pretende deprimir la dependencia es-
pamela que, naturalmente, So ha sentido
ofendlda de las frases del diario repu-
biIeano Y las ha interpretado como no
s0tros, como todo el mundO que las ha
leido.
todayfa con nosotros hz debido cX-
fireman sn severidad, LA Bandera, 3"
81 estuvIese en- condiciones de hacerlo
DOrque 81 reconoee al BOLETIN el de-
her de defender los espanoIes, no rs
eOsa de negarles a esos miSm0s eSpa1o-
les el derecho a la propia defensa.
Sobran aqui, pues, has malas Gigestio-
mes de lecturas ineOmprendidas los
pudores Gle caIlar y otras frases de peor
guste, pOrque 81 los dependencies es-
panoleS caliticaron de inscua la campa-
ma de La Bandera, es porquc de ese
Peri0dieo partieron antes las ofecsas
para eIEos para todos los espaioles y
para todos los demas extranjeros que
vIven en- Puerto Rico.
Asi es que en- esta campana no pue-
sie haber parrafos injuriosos para los
dependencies dc Mayaguez nj para los
Gle San Juan, a la vez que frases de
elerta consideration para nosotros. 81
tOdos hemos hecho 10 mismo todos
sentlmos igual indignation todos
nos mueve identica protesta. tsdos
deben Ilegar las explicaciones del CO.
lega sus insultos, que no yamos a
acOgernos por modo alguno. la cspe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
EXPORTACION

" 'Cate tornado aqui por e vapor espa
mol miguel M. Plnillos, para los siglien
tes destinos:
Santiago de Cuba" 100 sacos.
$500 kilos. -
Habana," 157Os. 161.O95 ks.
"Caibarien, " Boss. 1925 ks.
: Cienfuegos, zoos, 39.40O ks
Total: 1896 sacos, con un peso &c
241270 kilos. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
Siguen las adhesiones

Senor Diretto. del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL de Puerto Rico. San Juan,
Muy distingaido senor-
No tema usted hallar entire estas H.
meas Erase alguna halagadora para usted
por su valiente replica dada La Ban
dera Americana con motive del emo
loso asunto en- que tan indiscreta tor
pemente Sc ha deshzado aquel diario
tratando de la Immigration espailola en-
Puerto Rico.
Pero va que no 81 consabido elogio permi-
tome, en- cambio, dirigirle el ruego de
trasmitirle a los desaprensivos redacto-
res de La Bandera Americana Las
'siguientes preguntas:
HAN recibido ustedes. seSudos caba-
lleros, en- alg1n tempo, en- cualquiera
ocasl0n, como nOs0tr0s los cOmerciantes
espanoles las recibimos a diario. alguna
carta de cualquiera de los muchos muy
respetables puertorriquenos que enca
necidos en- el comerciO hay. rogandole>
imformarles 81 saben de algtn emplea-
do espGIol Co.. IL ala, paisGn0 Su-
go. Is Como nos suelen decir-)
que quiera ir a oeupar un puesto en- sll
casa, en- la que recibira, ademas de IN
buen sueldo. toda clase de consideracio-
| nes, etc. etc.
No. tverdad Naturalmentel
Como que Ia mesa de redacci6n d.
los caballeros de La Bandera America
ma no llegan, no pueden negar, mas
que los espumarajos de la politica. que
10 envenenan todo.
Carta> de esta indole en- Las que ~
propio, paisanos DE los redactores Il,
La Bandera Americana de un mod
tan sencHlo, pero expressive Y delicado.
rXponen el elevado concepto que de los
dependencies espanoleS tienen elIos for
mado no cdeh -iq que han de caer EN-
las manos de aquellos buenos seiiore>.
qnleneS por e>ta misma raz6n, hallanse
ncapacitados para permitirse ciertaS
apreclacioneS que, ademaS he atrevidaS.
tlenen POGO de sensatas y mucho de gro
Seras 81. de groseras No puede cali
hcarse de otro modo Il hecho de eompa
rarnos a los chinoS que emigran los
Estados Unidos a otra cualquiera par
te del mundo.
Por otra parte, eStan uStedes. los d.
La Bandera Americana autorizado>
por la juventud puertorriquena-en
tiendanlo bien; por la juventud puer
torriquena-para hacer Ia r0tunda afr
maci6n de que los j6venes espanoleS
vienen a restarle aquella bienestar y
trabajo.?
Porque. no Siendo asi. las risibles pre-
tenciones de u>tede, de que la Camara
legisle en- el Sentido de que sea restrin-
gida la immigration espanola EN- Puerto
Rico eqnivale querer ustedes, coIoca,-
por 81, y ante 81, todos los j6venes
nativos, en- 81 .omerrio. II con 10 cual
aeaso no esttn elos conforme,; pues. sisn-
doles hoy, como 10 IS. cosa fdcil el .estu
dio de la carrera de- abogalo. To- natural
IS que aspiren mas bien poseer i'm t.
tulo de licenciado que de pulpero.
(Continda en- la pa. .pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
Accidente desgraciado

En- la manana de aver un autom6vil
de la Atlas Line, el marcado con ell n1-
nero 655, arroll6 a un empleado dc la
mencionada empresa Y lie fracture tres
dedos del pie izquierdo.
El lesionado fue inmediatamente con
ducido al Cuarto de Socorros donde Sc
la practic0 la primera cura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20
La independence

III Lcdo don Eugenio Benitez Casta-
no dijo en- su 1ltino discurso en-
Ia Camara que la cindadania america
na, como precusora del Territorio y del
Estado. no convene a Puerto Rico por
razones numerosas que Il esta dispucs-
tO probar facilmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-20

Ecie de beligerancia de que Sc nos hace
merced.
Pero no caeremos en- la sima que ell
egoismo exclusivista de La Bandera
quiere acabar de abrir con estos pa
rrafos:
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL cum
pie sus debereS de paisanaje defendi6n-
doles, Ga los dependencies 81 crey6 cue
Sc les atacaba. leios de malquererle
por clio, su franco proceder su Soida-
ridad lie enaltccen EN- nuestro coucepto.
NosotroS cmuplimos con igual devo-
clon los que nos imponen nucstroS de-
beres de solidaridad puertorriquena.
Torpe politica fuera esa no entra
en- nuestros planes el hacerla. No IS
los espanoles De un lado los puerto
rrquenoS De otro. como debemos cs-
tar; cs bien unidos, Is juntos, IS labo-
rando por el bien Il progreso de csta
| TERRA, de esta familia, de este pueb bio .
por que aceptar 10 que dice La Ban
dcra Seria convenir cn que cxistcn in
tereses encoHtrados entire uno y otro
| grupo, rivalidadeS que no puedcn exis-
tir, que no cXisten. auuquc alguna ycz
la incontlnencia de la pluma o dc In
lengua tengan eXpansiones tan lamen-
tables como estas de La Baudera Arae-
ricana
La sohdafidad cs una fucrza. una
gran fuerza de resistencia. Y dcbrn te-
nerla los espGnoles. los puertorrique-
nos los demas elementos que conyiyen
aqui. La solidaridad IS buena prove
chosa v debemos cultirvala con ahiaco.
pero no para ir contra nadie. sino para
evitar que alguicn venga contra noso-
troS
Y 81 este Sc entiendc asi, que IS el
modo leal dc entenderlo el medic eff
caz de aproyechar esa fuerza. no espere
La Bandera que la actividad de
los dependencies espaHoles haya de ser
vir de revulsivo los patri6ticos senti-
mientos de la dependencia de la ju-
ventud puertOrriquenas,' puesto que
con elias nadie ha cometido la insensa-
teZ de agraviarlaS con insultos de-
nuestos, Y la sOlidaridad solo Sc justif-
ca cuandO Sc ejerce EN- defensa propia.
lmpnesta por la necesidad, por el ms
tinto de conservation.
| Piense el colega comprenda que no
Sc encuentra en- nuestro caso.
| Nosotros no hemOs hecho mas uue
defendernos, y no es culpa nuestra 81
al analizar su conducta, sus palabras y
sus intenciones, nos hemOs visto en- la
precision de poner de relieve sus. cx-
cesos
Culpe la enormidad de 6stos. de csa
eXpontanea vibraci6n con que estalla-
ron las indignaciones de todos esos 10
Venes generosos que nos enyian sus adj
heslones, y IA que ha entrado en- el te-
rreno de las concesiones, por 10 insoste-
mble que es su posici0n, convenga de
una vez EN- q. 10 que crey6 una origina-
hdad un descubrimiento. no ha sido
mas que una caida que le ha deiado en-
poslcion muy POGO airosa