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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16
CRIMSON CLOVER

Read Farmers Bulletin w. 5s9 on Crimson
Clover. rs Free. Address VI. v. Dept.
OF Agriculture, Washington, lid. @.
bushei of Crimson Clover Seed sown
on four acres Of ground VIII increase the
succeeding yield OF Corn OH Cotton about
tha same amount as would a ton of conf
hiete fertiiizer applied III the rate OF 900
lns, w. acre. "a good Stand W Crimson
Glover turned under viii ordinarily double
the Yield of the crops wliah follow The
PHYSICAL condition Of tLe sail is also ma
terially benefited. The Sandy Soils are
increased In HumuS ana Nitrogen Con-
tents The Still, heavy clay soils are
rendered more open and friable.
Crimson Clover makes an excellent graz
ing CROP hay, ensilage and pasture for
all classes of live stock. Mich cows make
considerably SIS, a1i more milk when pastured
honey plant, furnishing an abundant sup
ply of nectar in the spring.
Crimson Glover IL valuable as a Winter
Orchards where it is generally plowed
under as green manure crop. The plants
retain for The use of the trees the following
season much OF the plant food which would
otherwise leach out of the ground during
che Winter and early Spring. 8 good stand
Of Crimson Glover not only reduces the
erosion ana the Outlying Of the fields, but
on sandy fields, the blowing of the soil by
the wind is greatly lessened. The Plants
extent than If the field was left bare dur
ing the Winter. More and more each year
farmers are realizing the Importance ana
great value Of Crimson Clover.
BOIgiano's "GoId" Brand Standard
Crimson Clover
As exceptionally fine. 1t has large well
matured plump bright golden berries. liz
YOU want the best Field Seeds of any kind
always insist on getting Bolgiano's
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Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Winter Oats,
( Tall Meadow Oats Grass, Millet, Perma-
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16

EMORY.

Miss Belle Galleghar and MI
Sanes Shilling, of Baltimore, and
CO.. William Westaway, OF Patapsco,
spent the weeks end with their sis
'er, Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh.
Mr, ana Mrs. Frank Raver and
1amlly spent Sunday with MI. ana
Mrs: Jackson Raver and family, VI
Nechanicsville.
~ ladies' Aid Society viii hold
{ UNIVERSAL peace supper on Septem-
Viii III, while The Sunday school "
laWn fete on Saturday, July 81. -
sure and come a program Is being
prepared 70 both.
~ r. Sunday school VII 20 To Bay
snore ark on Friday, July p.
Mr- S2a NJ J- Fulten Rool 90
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When Hot Weather oppresses.

When you suffer from feeling of oppression
when naturally keen and alert brain seems duh
and stupid. when bodily strength seems lacking
and You are inert ana languid-do not blame IL
altogether on hot weather. The hot sHn win not
effect you half 80 much If the bowels are regular
and the liver active and healthy. Foley Cathartic
Tablets are the ideal remedy for indigestion and
constipation. They give stout persons prompt
relief from that uncomfortable bloated and con
gested feeling. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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WHAT GLASSES WILL no.

X your work OF reading tire the
eyes, glasses viii rest them.
Tf you are subject to herdaches, the
chances are that 1t IS caused BY Eye
Strain Special glasses will relieve
them.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16
DO YOU HAVE HEADACHE

Eighty per cent. are due to Eye
Strain. Ii may be glasses, not medi-
cine, that You need. Relief will be
obtained by properly fitted pair of
glasses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16

Some men find 1T 50 difficult to save
v little money when single that they
don't ever think II worth while to try
=ftsr marrying.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16
Representative For The
Celebrated American Boilers.
HORSES AND MULES I!

L. Will receive at my Stables, East
G. Chestnut Street, Hanover, p.
HcspA-1 carload of Ohio andaK entucky
Horses By express, THURSDAY, July
p. for sale and exchange.
Broke Mules and Horses on hand at
AT times for sale or exchange.
III. a. SMITH,
july9 Hanover, p
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\ "a REASON WHY.

If you were i'll you would call in the
best Physician; if you had a law
suit, the best Lawyer. If your eyes
are bad why not take equal precau-
ton to select a reliable Optician and
Optometrist?
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
not iCf.

IT the Regular January Term
1915 Of the Knox Fiscal Court il
was ordered that their be imploy.
ed 5 pauper physicians or a
pauper physician for each Magis-
teria District OF Knov County.
VINO Is 10 attent and treat all
paupers IN their respective dis
Jrcts, and if said district phvsl-
clans fail OF refuse To attend any
paUpcr when called upon to DO 20
some other physician IS L. bee call
ed and his compensation is To be
taken out of the district physiCi-
cIn", VINO fails OF retusec 10 at
tend, quarterly payment. All
physicians will take notice that
they will not get anything for
services rendered a saupaI eX-
those that have been neglected
on refused treatment by the regu-
Tar district physician. The fol-
lowing physicians have been az
pointed for the various districts.
District No l. Dr. ). q. I've.
District No > Dr. ". ". Sneed
and Il. t. Jones, District No. &. -
d. Z. l. llttamore. District Nc.
!. Dr.. K. /, Lattamore, District
NO. s On / =. Wears, District
10. . Or J. Y. Parker District
10. { Dr Corum ana Dr Heath.
District NJ. 5. DR. ". Burnside
Yours respectfully,
Thomas y, hammOns.
Judge Knox County
% Is II.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
LET'S MAKE KY. THE BIGGEST HOG RAISING STATE

made last year, and not making
q dollar
Men wake up, do not let Bell
County make good roads in its
County on our money. and we
stand by IN the mud up to our
knees and regret the day that
We did not go to the polls and do
ou duty. men, DO your whole
duty To God and man, do your
duty 10 your family, your neigh
bor and Yourself; we believe you
viii do 1t. We believe that Knox
Count, has within its confines,
men enough to carry this by %
great a majority as did Bell Co.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Lodge Directory
Masonic

MOUNTAIN LODGE No. Isl Free and
Accepted Mason. Meets In Its Temple. on
each second saturday and Fourth Monday
In each month. All visiting Brothers are
welcome, and ure cordially invited to attend
hese meetings.
". G, BLACK, Master. CHAs. @. BLAcK, Sec
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
ODD Fellows

LABELLE LODGE No 81. /. 90. F..
Meets IN It's Hall Oh Main street, each FRI
day at clock y. IL All members are re-
auested to intend, especially the visitors
who may be IN our jurisdiction.
". q .MCpOSALL. ' q. J. Il. JARvIs, SsC
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
NOTICE

To all persons having clas rs
against the County are hereby ia.
formed that the County has made
arrangements with the Clerk,
psying his fees for issuing ystor
clsips, so you viii not have to
pay the Clerk 30 cents for issuing
any more claims. "
Thos: G. Harnm0us, J. K.c, 6.
Hse'lS 81
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Chapter

BARBoURvILLE Royal Arch Chm Pier.
Meet. in its Temple each Fourth Saturday
OF 2so D. m. All Companions are requested
&c attend, especially the Companions who
are visitors in our city.
". H. Nc DuNALp. ". ". TINsLEr,
Hieh Priest. Secretary.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
cendoert,aI Chat.

Mrs BroTn-l saw airs Jones az
toe club yesterday and We uad the
loTehcst CcnddeGtial chat together -"
Mrs smith, thought So She
wouldn't speak 10 me this morping. I"
Judge.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
NOTICE

Notice F.. r,rrby given TO all per
sons UavrL claims or debts against
the estate OF J. {. Mays deceased, to.
6le same properly proven, with the
undersigned Administrative, whose
post office address is Place, XIV.
Said claims must be proven as re.
quired by law and filed with Admin
i,trix within thirty days from this
date. This January l6, 1916.
vt rELIArRA MAYS, Admir-
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
knights of Pythias

KNoX. LODGE NJ. IS5, Meets in its
Castle on Main stree; each Second and
Fourth Thursday. Come be With US we are
always slad to have you with US
". Il. NC DOSALD, CsAs. DAVIS
e. E. K. OF r. =,
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE


By order Of the Knox Circuit
CoJrt. rendered at It's November
Term 1914 IA the case Il.
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D.. '''v ,.5 'eT' u iN'i'-
Co. 81 ~ san luHiUei Is al
A'leHiua. ny, and the talanc.
OF said lumber is on Owen S
Branch ON the ! { N,rsao
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'VS' VI I'ss on owen bFanch.
a'ie9dN -naEed 10 the lost OF the
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
VOTERS

All persons who did not Regis-
ter last October or VINO have be-
come voters since last election.
can rest.f at the regular voting
places in B4Lbourvilie and Corpin.
Kentucky.
SATURDAY lib. 27, 1915.
Register now and vote in the
Road Bond Issue Election March
ttn. and IN the Primary Election
August IN. 1915.
READ +. BLACk.
Clerk Knox COUNT Court
2-5-lj II
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26

Pa y0u subscription 70 the
Advocate and renew. IL promis-
es to be bigger, better and new
sier. II will bring good cheer
10 family circle for just 81 a year,
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
FOR QUICK SALE.

Coming, tour wear old combined
saddle aud harness stallion, colt of
the famous Rex Peaviue horse o!
the bluegrass
7. n. GOLDEN,
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Jr. Order American Mechanics

Barbourvils Council No. lib Jr. o. c. A
VI. Meets First and Third Saturday a. 100
O'Clock. All are iuyitsd to attend tbese
meetings
W. h. DAVIS. Com. b. T. Wilson Sec
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Knights OF the MaCabees

Boone Tent W. .. Meets on Call at the
ODD Fellows Hal,
". r. Auis. q. T Miller
Sir. knisht Com. Recorder
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Bell County Not3.i Seals
What VIII Knox Upp

18th, it was cl.rieg T.. ..y,' Of
the bond ter t. one. ca. .Yr.
that Bell Count, IS up with ino
times, we have a. election eai.. I
for the 9Th, day OF Nnrcg, what
will we do? what will We do' IN.
1t the people ot Nuoy County
will only wa!.c up an" f.r ono
moment consider .u.t b. r-NuH
they will vote man - naI .yr
the bond issue sb'c.u.r IT j. uy
a burden it is relief we have
got to pay the &c On each $1,000
worth Of property whe ,ier. o. So.
any of il back on not. We loose IL
we don't vote to get IL bach, u .c
get it back"we must vote 'uf fn.
Bond Issue, If we do uot got. @.
the Bond Issue "e nety &eti 60
and the other fifty s0s ,uura,
that have asked tor the .Dla urJ
and have voted for tHe I..u, ,r
bonds to build pubic rota.
Much has been said q: tm boss
we are to pay tins none. hJ-E.
that is as easy a to count three.
we spend $l5, 900, o. oycrr vol
here in Knox Count. We lE one
mud hole, and we make tHoWpr-
one on each side OF the one "o
fixed? we viii take that r1y.
600, 90 as a basis and figure IL
little, and see where We come
out at.
If we vote for the $4,000 't,
State of Kentuck, pa. .&lJcgoD
of it back to us, So We hay. ct ON
own debt 500. 0OO left G.. unl.
cent is the hlghest interest wee
are to pay, We ma, get il I.... At
the rate of s.. the iut.ry.t ion
the first year would be- 5000.
with 80 years to pay the @iJU0ou
we would have to pa 50 1913. 80 '.
per year of the said amount 10
pay il all back. add these Two
items togather and We nave So.
333. 3313, take the dltferca,e. mG
we have left of the &l5UuU. thai
is wasted each year. left o. tnr
credit of the COUNTY the sum Of
Sc. 666. 662s, this Is the road fund
that is set aside each yea, beside.
all this, if the Constitution Of IL"
State of Kentucky, nSaus any
thing at all it does mean that the
poll tax cannot exceed for amy
intent or purpose the sum OF 4l.5U
a year, and,the same Constitution
lays it down plain that the >"n
property, shalt not exceed aoa.
per hundred dollar worth, for
State purposes, and SOC Tor TO.
purposes, is not this casy under :
stood? 1t should be
Some has it that the road. Wiz .
not be built only one way ,EruulH
the County; this is Incorrect lfe
roads must be built couu.,Jun
the County Seats, Kuo> County
will have to Build a line of Hoad
connecting Knox and Bell County
Knox and Clay County i,uu. luo
Laurel County, kuoN and Nh.t.er
County.
At the rate that thee roads
can be built per mile after We
have made all these connecting
links, we will have 5@I.uub To-.
build roads To these man roads
we will have sufficient funds to
build from 5 to s miles Jp all the
Creek roads where the main con
Meeting roads fat to 90
Again, We Will have the JyUot
Go TO make more roads aat the.
State will again PIT mp aaoJblr
dollar for every one Of these So
666. &c, and We seen have the besJ
roads, Schools, and Churches OF
any County in the State
Beside all these things the tar
mer will soon be as independent
as the Blue Grass" farm be-
cause ne can get TO market with
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Rednen

Tchoupitcs.as Tube No. III. Meets every
First ana Third Wednesdays sleep, wigvam
I. .. o. F. Hall On Main street.
&. T. Davis SGCheru. J VI. Wilson, q. of X.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26

H.-s Special tauE cats We're also yry.
E..j ... The transportation vi both
... .., and dried grain.
" '''- Ti''e winners
.. . ,l.at b.i0,,ue or the owens
u... .rI Grounds last NAV. attended
D.. ...u.J farmer. and feeders. there
........r. ..lIrIr..u ..,rrs ID, me hogs
........, .... ,..,.,I.... .,,,.5 s,.I,'s ,I.,
=,
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..'' ''"..''' rom tNe az ls0'.
...h. '-pa' lm"ht Oh the state ana Cd
...I Government were present AMI
.lla- addresses on the proper care
..u feeding of hogs and the pTgyel-
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Modern WOOdmen of America

ksrbouryiilv Camp No llIs. Meets on
the Second and Fourth tuesday In each
month. Ali are sUriiaily invited To attend.
". C.'FaulknSr. a L. Parker.
CLasu. CieTs.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
q. A. r.

Jonn q. Eve Post G. A. r. Meets in the
the odd Fellows Hall each Fourth Monday.
Dol. c. +. BTetz r. D. Britain
AdjUtU-t. Commander
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26
Azalie Chapter o. {. S.

Meets ,scn FIRST ana Third Fridays.
Mrs. ID. A TiHs'ey, " VI. Myrtle Cole. Sec
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26

Subscribe for the ADVOCATE.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-26

By order Of the Knox Circuit
toJrt. rendered at its November
Term 1914 ~ the case Il.
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rofHfoff ihat '"nffhi'N'. N'-s
fstnr roclei cnna'ii"n lhsl Nna''' 80
help iH Nhih 'h't ai' 'hi'f'
Aocorung io pociot ,'iefsnc' l'o
editor II az Progressive farmci lif
ieiah. Softh gHFalaa Use most neg
leaned factof ln ihf rural ptnhiein q
fns farm WOMAN SOMEONE mss aFh
what hst ihls 90 49, wifh eaHee'ien
., mae murf ia iin with caacefinu fm
.nfi5 haen ~ nathsf in lnncsnnenes
a nsutnsr dourfasrd q, spliindf ntt
testsd ana hYefnorErh at b fhf fae
r.ith tnany fafm rhiesrn is not chh.
.usrsptlhlt a. fiF Intellectual mpfai
ana piDsical frgsi1pmfn 20 Mfh
born ehnd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Die sxotifhsn Erieaer.

Ron Ser 4ntuuIt uno Nusihifs
'ung nsuer S|ruppenteile in Marieias
ai6t elm Witar6eiter oes .7Siaaro"
IoIgenoe Shilosrung: nNeuu Ibr
morgeHs. @uf Dem Wolo beim Sap
Btneoe h0lten mebrere 4utos. oeuer
Offj5iere oe5 engIiiden OeneroIita
5e8 in ibren p:tQr ipOrtIibeu ais
trie9smdBtgen lluiformen eutitiegsu.
I'm 6lfeu Iiegen unbetpeglih nlebrere
groBere lrduaportIhiife, pelde Die
Hanen in0ilter Stdote t.dGtr ua0
bereita bel iriibem MlQtQeuarouen ans
gttonmea iiuo. Die Sit52 uuo 8urt
fas its9eu oiht gtprdHst dm 9eroet.
uHo lUJe nun pas 8pmm0U0o III ibrer
Nuslhiffun9 9tgebeu miro. er9eben iie
eiu f%remodrti1es, ourAorin1enoes
8ei4rei. oa9 ijdl in ieinen rbnt6mis
lhen Nbl0beu tpie Elm grauiiger lIrs
mdlpgeidng anbOrt. Die Shiffss
Ieiteru persen ausgeieBt. uuo nit
dffefIdrtiger B~eheHoigteit tlettern Die
6in0us nit brei uno bier auf oerlel4
tta Sprone binub. Nm 6afentdi tie
ben bereits Iauqe 3ugt pcn Qatduto.
mo6iten uno Yferoefubrlpert bereit,
I'm bic ausgeId0euen WlilitGroepots
du3uneQmen. 0unoerte BON braunen
3eufelu nit einsu tIeintn lur6dn
aui Dem 9opi iprin9en ME toll auf
Den Rails berum, nm Iit purt 8t
lue9unQen al ertpdrmen. penn Die ar
men SerIe iheinen BEL Der herrihens
oen Wlptertdlte tithtiq Su ~friereu. cSu
ihr:u treiifeuoeu. erotilhen Soiomeu
lfrtisn iie oie le9baIi geisituIiersuo
0urdeinouoer.
9ie Anfjibytr 6dben U}ii5e. eini
gs 0rpnuu9 in oos tut6ultnte Gbacs
gu brin9sn. Strile Yftffe lueroen
Idut uno MN formitreu iih Die 6iu=
Gus in ar0Bereu 9%(6teitunQen. Cine
.dn9e Reibe bon trGsen6abnpagsn
'dhrt por. i'm Die brduuen Nnt0mms
.inqe ndh ihren ouBerh1l6 Ser Stuot
~3ele9eusn NoQerqu0rtieten SIT iddffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
VrivatpapierseIo 1T Srantrcid.

Ut Srdntrcidl.
uno auasnblidIid eibt es int Isidc
nsben ben Reihseartnctsn nur bic
ReihstuNsn une Die O~arlebnstai
Ieniteine. Die Observation-Disclosures.
itn0 leins crit ourA osn Sries gelhai
feue Snititu;ion. 8etrsifs Der OAR
Observation-Disclosures 1T III bemsrtsn.
oaB fe cine ortiidde Sihsrung &c
uisbsn: |. baftet fir lie oas Reid
,. Der 9arletnsHsbmer. Der iih OH
oie 0nTlehpstaiIe esiuenoet bat. unN
3. oas Vidno, ons oer 0drlebns'
nebmtr lei Der 0nrIepnstdhe bin'
ttylest BAT.