davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-21

IrIrgrama- E>prriai para Ia =: ~.
CIvDAD De NENICO. Mario 20.
-,Ie,:.s Acuha. Mini-tro de Goberma-
ci5n dc. goJierno de facto, ha hecho
circular entire los gobernadores de Es-
,ado u~ombrados por CarranZa 10 81
"~aiente:
'.pcsruts de haber trasmitido al 20
bicrao de su dlgno cargo ID nota ell
viada por G. @oUicrno de los Estados
tnidos al gobicrro de Mexico Dor con-
dgc,o de! Ministro SIIiiman el dia %
dc Mario. asi como Ia rcspuesta da-
da Dor q Primer Jcfc. aceptando Ia
proposition para pcrsc@uir a los ban
aldo- con motive de- incidente de
Columbus. \. NJ. ell Ciudadano Pri-
iacr jefe me encarga de poner en- su
conocimientu, como tengo el honor
lie haccr!o. los terminus del arreg.o
celebrate en- nomb"e de los respect
yas gohiernos por e. ciudada0o Ma
t,as Romero. Enviado EXtraord!narjo
IS Niaisuro Plenipotenriario del 70
bierno mcyicano : Frederick Frcling-
huyscn. pcr parte del S~ecrctario de
Estado del gobierno de los Estados
Unia0s dc America. aut0rlZando e.
l.. l., F;,.n Ii,-;-or;p
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Jesus ACUNA DA / CONOCER 4 Los
G0BFRNADORES I'm TRATADO ENTIRE
MEXICO 7 ESTADOS UNDOS

mcntc pasar Ia Inca divisoria cuando
In persecution de los indiOs sal"ajcS
10 hdga n~ecesario. de acuerdo con las
condolences expresadaS en- los artlcu-
los siguientes:
"hrticulo Poll paso reciproco :
qua sc refiere el articulO To-, sc ha-
ri solo por los desiertos y parties deS-
pohIadas de Ia Inca d~ivisoria. Para
el prop6sito dc este arreglo, For de-
Sierto Y despoblado Sc entienden a.
q~uc,los puntos comprendidos hasta Ia
distancia de dos leguas de cualquier
pueblo 0 campamento de los rcspcc-
tivos PASSES.
".Avticujo Eel paso de tropas de
uno q otro pals no podra tener lugar
de Captain Lcal, en- el lado mexicano
del rio Grande. a I'm punto situado
Il veintidos leguas m~eXicanas o Gin
cucnta y una millas arriba del rio,
DE- Fi4dras Negras d Ia boca del Rio
Grade.
".ArticulO 4o.-Las fuerzas eypedi-
cionarias Sc retiraran a su respecti-
vo pals tan pronto como hayan sido
dcrrotadas las fuerzas perseguidas. Q
perdida SUI hue!la. En- ningun case las
fuer2as de ambos paiSes Sc e~stablece-
ran en- tcrritorio extranjero por mas
tempo que e. precis~ para n perse-
cucian De la partida Ell cuyo segui,
miento vayan.
".Articulo 6o.-Los abuses comet,
dos por las fuerzas que sc ~encuentren
en- te~rritorio de una u otra naci6r
seran castigados de acuerdo con las
leyas del pals a que pe~rtenezcan las
fuerzas Y como 81 hubieren sido co.
metidos en- su propio sueio, quedan.
do obligado el jefe de las fuerzas &
llevar a los culpables a ia frontera dc
su pals.
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HAY UNA FUERTE CORR|ERTf
De SENTIHIENTO VlLlSTA
EN- FL EDO. De SON.

~relegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

DOUGLAS Ariz.. Mario 20.-PoI
noticias que sc han recibido aqui de.
interior de Sonora. sc Sabe que eXlS-
tc una fuerte corrien;e de sentimlen-
to ~villista en- Ia capital del referldo
FStado. en- Magdalena, Y en- GuaymaS,
asi como en- Cananea Y en- sus IN.
mediacioncS. aunque en- estos u!tlmoS
puntos en- menOr grade. La entrada
del ~citrcito americana 4 Mexico hi
p-educido csc sentimiento.
Todas las ciudaGes de que Sc ha-
hla fucron haSta hace POGO tempo
mavtorcnistas, es decir. enemigas dc
CarranZa. V Sc cree que en- case de-
oue estalle aIgun movimiento. pronro
cunGira por eSos districts.
Varios americanoS que han llegado
.aGui en- los ultimos dias, confnmaA
Ia noticia anterior Y dicen que su sa-
Ida nrccisamente obedece al tenor de
que pueda complicarSe Ia %situacion.
". II. Calderhead Jr., superinten-
dente de uno de los ranches de Ia ca
"a Sherman en- Cumpas, veinte millas
n sur de Nacozari, que vino hace
tempo de la region de que Sc h.
bla. dice que all e. sentimiento Is
excelente.
Otros de los americanos que han
ilegado de distintos puntos dicen qua
la situaci6n es normal y que los EN-
plea&os miner0s estan satisfechoS.
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"Articulo ~7o.-fPerdido).

"Articulo So.-Este convenio PEI
manecera Ell vigor por dos amos, per1
pueGe ser terminate por uno u OF
gobierno dando noticia de clio COZ
cuatro meSes de anticipation.
"Articulo 9o.-Como el Senado de
Mexico ha autorizado al Presidente de
Ia Republica, de conformidad con ell
parrafo 20, letra 3, seccion ga, arti-
culo ~ de las ReformaS de Ia Cons
t%itucion, para permitir el paSo de t~c
pas m~eXicanas d los Estados Undo
de tropas de los Estados Unidos
Mexico, y como Ia constitution de
Estados Unidos da 4 su Preside :
eli derecho de ordenar tai cosa sin ne
cesidad de ratification del Senado o
del pals, el convcnio tendra efecto
dentro de diez dias dc esta fecha.
EN- testimonio de 10 anterior, /
maElos el presente memorandum.
''MATIAS ROMERO.
FREDERICK FEELINGHUYSE.
'El articulo 81 del Tratado de .tZ
Y Amistad entire Mexico y los Estados
Unidos esta concebido en- los sigu.ei
ties terminus:
Isl. desgraciadamente, en- algun
tempo so~brevinieran discordiaS en-
tire los gobiernos de los dos passes.
va motivadas por cualquier claU5ula
de este tratado o por cualquier otra
asun!o politico o commercial, los mis-
mos gobiernos promoter tratar DE- Ia
manera sincera de arreglar tales d.
cultades de Ia mejor manera u fir te
c~onservar ei estado de paZ Y ami d
ahora existente en- los dos paise;, y
81 no Sc pudiere llegar 4 un acuc do,
no dar principle 4 rcpresalias, gre
stones u hostilidades de ninguna cla-
Sc kasta que sc haya c~onsiderado Ia
question en- un buen espiritu de We
cindad, O nombrado n comisiGa de
arbitraje, compuesta de ciudadancs de
ambos PASSES O de otra naci6n- ami
ga"
"Reitero a usteG mi ~distinguIda
consideration
Firmado JESUS ACUN
"Niinistro dc Gobernaci6n."
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Sc reciben las primeras nuevaS dI-
rsctas dc los campGmcntos
de PcrshinG.

En5rc los mcnsajcs radlogr1ilcoa
recibidos no. yirler"n las primeras
informacioucs jirecras de los corres-
upnsales americanos que van agre@a-
d.: 4 Ia co.umna eXpedicionaria. aur..
alc la. tales mfarmaciones haoiaa
sido ccnsuradas por cj general Per
sning : sufrieron aqui una segund"
.assrra. En- csa forma fueron en-
viaGas q las nuevas organiZacioncs
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inforrativas. no permitiendoseles Z
los corresponsales es~tacionados en- e
"a ciudad. eXaminarlas.
Cinco corresponsales de periodic.
reciLieron permiso para reunirse a *
~eypedici6n militar en- Mexico. y des-
de luego s~alieron a buscar a "a CO
lumra.
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SUFRAGIOS.

Aver Sc celebraron en- la Catedra
de San Fernando de esta ciudad sc.
lemnes honras funebres Ell memoir;
de las senoras, Doha Maria RoSari,
Serrano de Gonzalez Rojas Y Dona T.
resa Serrano de Laguna que fallccia
ron en- Madrid los dias Is Y 20 de
Mario de 1915, reSpectivamentc.
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HAN Alberto. LAS COHUNEA-
Clones ENTIRE DURANGO,
TORREON Y SALTALO
EN- Los DOS LAREDOS cElEDRAR FL AM,
VERSARIO DEL AACIhIENIO DEL.
BENEHfRIT0 JUAREz
relegrama especial para La PRENSA.

LAREDO, Tex, Mario 20.-En
los circulos carrancistas Sc asegura
que las comunicaciones entire Duran
go. Torre6n y Saltillo han quedado
restablecidas y que por elias seraR
cnviadas tropas a Chihuahua.
Las autoridades de la vecina pl2Za
cstan hacienda preparati"os para &C.
lebrar el natalicio del Benemerito
Juarez. Aqui tambien Sc arreg.al
f%estejos, pero han sido prohibidas
las manifestaciones publicaS y los
discusses politicos. Otras p~recaucio-
mes seran tomadaS por las autorida-
deS.
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Halul9 No . nc
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He0Er8f!a de Mexico .----.-..---...-- I3c
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EspaiOla; eGiclGl aCW"I.4Ga con Ie 40
Rfs de los sUmentaLE0s J d~lInlnuuEoS.
SOs uat2dCS de ProsOtlS y yrtOsTsnS ;
SabiSs de yerbOS, fTaSeS. eiC-..........St-23
setojos de Fscriturs vertical. sisyema me-
ziCano. Collection dc q C~GaG"Tno$.... Ac
81 ~Discipulo- Collection Ge y cGafeFros &c
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81 AMIGO de loS NlI5- Nez.caRos. LbrO &c
Lecture para los nl1Gs tve
Il Am.r2 &c laS MAS &-NcaHaS. LlLro
Dc lectuTa para Xmas t,'
Eecicc NrEcsEo Priaae.O- FVE q FtVl- Al
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OBRAS De YENTA En- "A LBPRERIA De 5GjACIO E. L0zAN0
Is casa mas age3tada,i h6s sgura, la quaHen 81 mE srido yNasque 7edem mas bm&R L~
rdfdsg Sc desmchan:1r houo Fgaas psgsda A nEno dies ae rdbe Ia 6Edsn

I Il ANA CS Cess. GUi3 de 10 muller eQucS-
a. en- mater!s de habitacI6n, COcInE, mo
q Calculator del Aisod5n. Obra utilistns
para sembradoreS, pizcadores y trarlcsn-
les de 2igOd0G lSc
BacGj3S meNlranaS peCueIsS iOc
&etodo complete de Solfeo pOr don HI3-
PTimeTa Parie de Eslava .....,...,.... 2Oc
Segunda Parte Jc ESlays ...... ...... Zoe
Los SuefOS EIplicaGoS, pO- el MaglcO de
! AStTakan. In lGnO iel3, con lamlnaS sue
NueyO LeEEuaje de LIS Flores, ADanlco V
PiedTaS PreCioSaS MISUNDERSTANDING. Soc
Historic de BcrIoldO, Bertolti1o J CscaSe-
no. 4 Ia TuSilc3 .................. 25c
giStO-ta dc Ber;OIdO, Bertoldtno y CscGse-
1900 SeCretos para Cl Hogan. ReCetas para
81 tocadoT, vesutO, S3Iud, economic,
etc. zoe
x Coctnero Perrecto. Guta complete de CO.
Gina, con multttuG De receiaS para hacer
Manual de Pasicieria y Keposterfa. Indls-
penSab.c en- Ell hogar. cafes. etc.. 15C
LlbrO ce Discusses para ioiaS las clTcrns-
taEciaS lie la vida. con discusses paT9
fteStIS SOC:aleS ' patrl0ticaS .......... .5c
luegOS de ManoS, 0 Arie de Hacer DiaSlu-
T3S S1c
Nshull De CarpintcrIa de Taller .......st.OG
Manual de FotOgrarla, utl para iOt6Sratos
La Medicina Ca5cTa- TratamtentOS senCi-
los ' PRACTICES para IOta CiaSe de acct
denies Y cnfcTmedaGeS ............... See
e Libro De las MadrcS. utl para las ma
dreS de familla SGc
EoTlsimo ATIe de TGCar Ia Guiyarra sin
ReceStdad de maestro ................ 5c
gItGoiecs &c Is Elsa. Obrs CapdZ de he
ctE feir i !os n:aeFtos, J i"nos pasL2
P~enssmieaios para POStales. C0ntieue III
!lC.dad de pclSam!cntcS ' ScTsJs para
TET5eIss postalas sec
Gul& cel Matrim0n.5. C~9niyne cosas &c IN
teres peTa los que GuLcran casarSe, = pa
"a los padriroS ' madT!naS. ........ S5c
Las MI Y Una NocheS. Clentos oflenisles.
/ Is rnSTC9 SIC
Las MI : Una Noches. Empastada eR tela
Los Nh Y In Dfas. CuenIoS araheS. perSas
Y tU-cos, Trstucldos al cas,-llauo.... Ijc
Carleu:a-no 0 Los Doce PGres de frsncta.
CaSl6nas3o Q Los Doce pafes de cfan:Is.
Gus-lno sezQuIao. Sesunda partc de CsC-
LoEn3HnO Use
Cs1lgo del amor. PTeceHtos lmporl2ntes
soDre Ell Gu0r Soc
e CaasejerO de- los ERamoradOs. LlbrO pa
"a las cOrreSpCndeQc.aS amo-0saS.... zoe
TovisimO SecretarlO de las Felic!faclones.
REmlll5te de CGrtGS de CuEnple2hOs, Gias
de SsutO, AiO NueTO, etc. ............ SIC
iibr0 da los SGshCS. en- lorna de dIcciO-
mario e:pl.ca,!yo CSC
OrscuIo Noyislmo, o sea Fl Libro de los
DeSilHos ouc
Arte de Ech3r las CartaS Hor Medic &c l2
BaTs!s Espahola, SeEutdO de las prole-
Lihro DE- los CHEStes. ColecCi6a d. agude-
Zas q psturhaIIS 3jc
Noyis.nO CODtIugr Universal. Manual De
CGeRfgS ajUsta.as ron - "gGl - rCSuei-
ven CUGu;aS oDerGC!0ncS - deScen, SIN
hgCcr QrWerOS ri ralCUlOS .-......... 2Sc
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PeriaCtO ScrTe-aTia NeNicaU0. NOceloS de
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:
Compre listed Siempre SuS iib-Os ca Z
i, eSts casa. Per Su baratUTa ' su eff =
: cacia en- el dcSpaChO de los pediGOs d.
. eS Ia que mayor eouiianzs InSpirs al !.
: pu3lie0. !
)
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zBRAs DIvERsas.

e Rg.seGOC El.sg,gco. Cgiarr.6l dc rHGr.D-
mes ngdeTL1S. con III mctrGO para !Jclr
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A~imalaQGe LlEStradc para 1916. 5JC.
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cIpdieS resione5 : Ct4LedeS del nun
10 -.-...-..-. Use
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tOrlas 3 DOyeiaS morales ......-.....Si.25
H2GG3i de A~srIcuiiurS Y G~aracerla. InGiS-
2~5aS4ble pSr3 IL genie de campo. Con
: o1HE1r
Guis &c! JuSaCOF de FeloIa. Lib7o !ntiS-
De0s2bie para los ~sfIclonadOs q base
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aRsaE PsETiCGg DE rEEA
rEiTaIAX.

r5.foris ssrrsS.- S~sccrnscI9z sohsrb!. Sci
Epnguu ' Euevc Tes.ameaUo. Llb-o Gue
rOntieRe Ia CcIp5IcsJl ASTORIA De- que
40 G@ Isrzsi , cue pinIs las iiSur2s &c
- GANG Sc prepare Ell gran sucesc dc IS
80 1sG ya.f-s -tsr.eu do iutG. In
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SSEEas.

pn,slss 10 Ap,oc,0 Plaza ..---.. So
~pSsIOrsr!as. OOr3s p5tUcss &c AuEe4
EHzSisS Hs rslus, kc-Is. Aunen.sdAS con
81 drains "El 2G52do' &c
"a T-nyss5-as Ge Mexico. U2-moss coies-
rss AZ yossiSs &c n-esLcos me!oFss G5-
A.. -nztFr -----.- est
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CIENCIas nCILINs

>e.rrt"N, NH los u"!iEo9' A''v HV eA's a.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
HON. w. ]. FIELDS HERE

Hon. William j. Fields, member
of Congress from the Ninth district,
was in Mt. Sterling last week in
the interest of his candidacy. Mr..
Fields says he feels certain he will
be renominated. He is very strong
in this county. When approached
on the Mexican subject Congress-
man Fields was reluctant about
discussing the matter. The Con-
gresham said he was not sure how
long he could remain I'm the dis
trict because of the situation with
Mexico and that he was liable to
be called to Washington at any
time. Congressman Fields was ac-
corded a warm reception ,in this
city by a host of admiring friends
who are sanguine in the belief
that he will be renominated and re-
elected by an overwhelming ma
jority.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
ChirOpractic Effective for Coed.

Chiropractic is not "cure- alr
by any means. 1t has not abolish
ed death. We do claim, however,
that there is no health system that
is so effective for good.
Now pause for a moment and
consider your own condition. Are
you the victim of a disease that
has resisted all forms of treat
ment? Can't you see that your
disease has never been "cured" be-
cause the infringement on the nerve
that caused the disease has never
been adjusted away. Can't you see
the only way to secure relief from
your disease is to have the pres
sure released from the nerves that
ar involved so they can again
properly regulate the organs as
they should9
Remember that the Chiropractor
is the one who, above all others,
knows the spine and nervous sys-
TEN. He is the only one who can
correct the solicitations that exist
Your health demands the attention
of the Chiropractor.
If the spine is right, the body
will be well.
Your local Chiropractor's Office is
located on West Main. Call and see
him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
LYNCHINGS IN UNITED
STATES FALLING OFF

According to the record kept by
the Divisions of Records and Re
search of the Tuskogee Institute
there have been during the first six
months of the year twenty-five
lynchings. There is nine fewer than
the number, thirty-four, for the
same period last year. OF those
lynched twenty-three were negroes
and two were whites. In the first
six months of 1915 there were
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
JUDY TO LEAD FIGHT

In obedience to the request OF
Democratic State Campaign Chair
man j. Campbell Cantrill, the Demo
cratic County Committee of Mont
gomery county, met Saturday at
the office Of the Chairman, John A
Judy, and selected Mr.. Judy to act
as Campaign Chairman this year.
An active Democrat will be chosen
by each Committeeman in his re-
spective precinct to act upon the
Campaign Committee and assist Mr.
Judy in making an active, syste-
matte and effective fight for Wilson
and Marshall.
Mr.. Judy has had considerable
experience in this line of work, havs
ing served as County Chairman for
four years and as Campaign Chair
man in 1913, leading the fight in
behalf of Hon. w. o. Chenault, as
the Democratic nominee for Coun-
ty Judge.
Every precinct will be carefully
polled and a strenuous effort made
to give our splendid ticket an un-
precedented majority N old Mont
gomery.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

Are you for Mr. Wilson or Herr Hughes that's the question:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

you single feature of the Chautaqua program you
suffer irreparable loss.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
twenty-four negroes and ten white.

twenty-four negroes and ten whites
lynched.
Five, or one-ffth of those put to
death, were charged with rape.
Other causes of lynchings were
Shaping a boy, brushing against a
girl on the street, insult, charged
with attempting to assist son accus-
ed of murder to escaje, robbing
store, killing officers of the law,
and murder. Eight, or almost one
third of the total lynchings, occur
red in the state of Georgia.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
STATE TREASURY
BALANCE $I,O7o,2l474

The balances in the state treas
ury July LIST was $1,070,214.74
The outstanding state warrants
were $4,177, 369.62, as against
$3,913,244.14 June LIST. The bal
ances in the various funds of the
treasury are: School fund, $685.
1862; State University fund, 49,
566.15; general expense fund, $685.
24O.45. Deficit in the sinking fund,
$12,31S.4S.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
OUR ANNIVERSARY

this twenty-sixth year.
behind have been of struggle
willingness to stand for the right and readiness oppose
the Dsregardu of criticism with single purpose, shall
coed fight things
peace happiness and prosperity the community which i've We
deeply grateful loyal with honesty
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

Shirts, dressy and cool. Fine
variety of patterns that retail at
other stores at $3.50 at $1.00. stiff
The Drummer Shoe Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

Everything to entertain both old
and young at the Montgomery
County Fair.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

Chief of Police Reagan of Lexington reported to have recently
said that notwithstanding the unprecedented demand for Jabo
e loafer in that city than before its history
The also here Farmers sore need of hands and
should either be We
have laws against lettering and and officers should follow
Reagans by auguang against
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

$4,000 to loan on farm propert,
only, for 3 or 5 years.
Q-2t) A. Hoffman & Son.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

A guilty conscience never has to
be told Of its guilt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

The physician who sad "to insure health drink eight glasses of
daily" be exactly should have added "and nothing
stronger"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

Every day big day at the Mont.
yomery County Fair, July 1922.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

the following gentlemen Demo
cratic candidates for Congress this the Ninth District at the State
mary, August 9Th, 1916:
HON. W. j. FIELDS, OF CARTER COUNTY
HON. j. w. Riley OF ROWAN COUNTY
HON. J. 3. HILEs, OF BRACKEN COUNTY
HON. H. c. DUFFY, OF HARRISON COUNTY
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-04

Fresh rolls, salt risen and Muth's
famous bread fresh every day.
Il. X. Barnes & Sons.
The Seward gateway., 1916-02-10
MRS. VAN CAMPEN IS
 BROUGHT OVER GOALS Writer in EverybOdy's for February Says She Should Not Have
 Knocked Gotham.

Mrs. Helen van Camper. returned to Latouche on the Northwestern this last trip after having once again cut short her visit to the east because of homesickness or the love for the free dom of our Alaska. In this respect it is interesting to state that in this months Everybody's Magazine a per son who is writing about New York attempts to bring Alaska's talented writer over the coals for having com pared Gotham unfavorably with AL aska. This writer speaks of several popular writers who wrote of the great city in a manner that he thinks not right and special attention is given to the Seward-that is, La touche-lady. The writer of the article, however, speaks of Mrs. van Camper as a writer of tremendous skill"
The Seward gateway., 1916-02-10

Anthony has now been positively discovered in the country near this city and the chances look brighter that the work of operating it may be commenced immediately. Bill Cassidy of Bear creek, is one man who is in- terested in the find. He came in last evening with a specimen of the ore which goes about fifty per cent anti mony. With that per centage of anti mony the ore can be shipped outside for treatment at a great profit and without any trouble but to dig out the rock, sack it and get it to the steambOats. Mir. Cassidy declines to say where the find has been Smade but the place is certainly not a mil