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PoR - a7s. CoRTE DE DIsTRITO

Aver comparecio ante jurado Alta
nasio Rodriguez acusado del delito
de robo con fractura. Fue encontra-
DO culpabIe V Sc lie s%entencio a sufrir
tres amos en- Ia penitenciaria del Es-
tado.
-Por ell mismo delito fue juzgado
Paul Jones, contra quien Ell jurado
dict5 versdicto condenatorio, habien-
do sido sentenciado 4 una prision
de dos amos en- Ia Penitenciaria.
Aver tarde, ocupo al banquillo
de los acusados JESUS GonzaleZ V
:lssta va entrada Ia noche no sc habia
resUe,to 81 era 0 no cUlpable.
Seguramente que hoy Sc dara a
conocer c! ~veredicto dc los jurados,
en- eSa causa
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AUTOMOBILES ROBADOS Y RE-
CUPERADOS

Del sector nUmcro dos, De! Campo
Kelley, Sc cAtrayi3 In auto marca
Hupmobile, con ell registro numeco
7Gi. Fl auto de re~ferencia esta PIN
ta@o de roio.
Dos muchachos Sc apOderaTon de
vi .jitacy, Ford de ) pasajeros. que
hacia Ell scrvicio entire cl Army Post
y Ia ~cstaci6n de- I. ard G. \. Los
dos muchachos SiGuicron explotando
el auto en- 81 mismo circuito. noT 10
cue fuG fac;l al dle6o de la m;iquina
dar con eilos Y cntregarlos d la poll
cia.
&. In la csqu;na de. las GALES Frank
' Seguin fac eacontrado TN autom6-
vi S~tudcbaKcr, cl que fuc .rans7or-
tado a IL estacion central de polcia,
en- cUya garage sc c@cuertra a dis
posicion Dc quien 10 rec!amc c iccnti-
fiquc como dc su propicdad.
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No L. Pegue! Seaora!
Su niao esia b;Iioso
Y caEeazurienio
Observe Sill lengua. ST esta slcia,
limpie su pequeno est0mago,
G! higado y los intcstinos

No peguc a los n:nos erferin!zos.
Yea 81 tiene Ia !engua sucia. pucs cs-
to es IN signo ineQuivoco de que su
pecueio estomago, ell higado Y los in
testinos, estan en- nal estado.
Dele una cucnarauIta de "Jarabe de
Higos de California" cuando les yea
paiidos. calenturientos. resfriados,
con maj de garganta. cuando no CO.
men, duermen o actian de n1anera
natural. cuando tengan dolor &c es-
tonnage, indigestion o diarrea. ' en-
unas cuantas hcras toGos los desDer-
dicioS. bills aGrias. y alimentos en-
fermentation, saldran de los intesti-
los, Y tendra listed a su nino allegro
V iuguet0n de nuevo. Los ninoS to-
man con gusto este inofensivo La
xantc dc Frutas' y las madres pue-
den darlo sin micdo a los ni1os para
limpi2r los intestinos.
Teaga!o siempre a IA mano, seIo-
ra. Tn POGO administrado hoy evil
tara la e~nfermedad del n;no Mariana,
pero obtcaGa cl genuinc. Pida en- Ia
botica una botclia de "Jarabe De HI
Cos de California" con Ia cue j
direccionas para los bcbts, nincs De
todas edadcs Y para los adultos. Re-
cuerdc que hay im~;taciones que Sc
venGen por 10 CUE es indispensable
que Sc fija aue csta kecho por Il Ca
lif0rr;g Fig Syrup Co" Refuse
c~ualauicr otro iarabc de hiGos que
lc ~ofrescan. (idT)
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ATROPELLAMIENTO

Mr.. \. Cournard Sc Qu@j6 Z Ia po-
l;cia de que uno de sus hijos a! If
por IA Gale montado en- una bicicic-
ia, habia sido atropc!lado por e! au-
tom6vil numc-o 800 cuyo chauffeur
escape al darse cuenta de cue Sc ha-
bia rcgistrado tai accidente. Por
fortuna 81 nino Cournard no sufrio
heridas de consecueHc!a, por 10 que
su padre al ~prescntar IA qu"ja sofa
monte pide que Sc amoneste al char-
ffeur, para que otra vez tcnga ma
yoc cuidado.
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10 MATO A PUNALADAS POR-
QUE. OFENDIO 4 SU AHIJADA.

MOOSUP. Connecticut. Mario 4.
La sonora Paul Lucier di6 muerte
aver a puraladas 4 John Carthy, en-
una fabrica de articulos dc lana en-
la que este rrabajaha como mscan:-
co. alegando aquel!a que el citado
individuo habia hccho pToposicioaes
insulrantes q ST. ahiiada, uno nina
de dicz amos de edad.
Despues de cometido CT crinlen, Ia
senora regres6 d su hogaE Gondc e!
Sheriff Ia dctuvo despu3s &C sostener
una lucha con e. esposo d. la mata-
dora.
Mrs. Lucier tiene trcinra Y cinco
amos De edad Y hace POGO que cum
Dli6 una condena dc dos amos de
prisi6n por haber hecho fucgo contra
ST espozo,
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CHOQJE ENTIRE UN AUTO Y UN
CAIRO.

Fl canton del ej6rcito, marcadO con
ell ndmero 385 choco aver a las cGatro
de la tarde, en- IA cuadra numero 300
De IL Gale S. Laredo, contra IN caro-
tirado por dos mulas Y guiado nor un
senior de apellido Dolorosa. Como con-
s~ecuencia de la collision, result6 NOR
talmentc herida una de las mulas que
tiraban del carro. FL soldado que
guiaba Ell canton no detuvo su mar
cha; pero las personals QUE sc diercn
cuenta del accidentc, tcmaron 81 MI
nero, h~abiendolo puesto en- coMoci-
mientn dc! gendarmc Gonzalez que Sc
apresur6 q dar fe de Ia ocurrencia.
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DE LAS OFICLNAS DE- P00IICIA
ATENTO CONTRA SU VIDA

Aver en- la manana fue conduclda
a la estacion de policia numero uno,
que esta Immediate a la estacion del
~ferrocarril San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass, una mujer de apellldo Alonzo,
la cue habia apurado una fuerte dosis
de veneno, con intencion de privarse
de la vida. Ell genaarme de guardla
en- Ia referida estaci6n, pidio a Ia
of;cina central una ambulancia que
conduio a la pseudo suicida al hospi-
tai de la ciudad, donde esta curando-
Sc.
En- la noche' va cstaba, la enve-
nenada, fIera de pellgro.
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EN- OBSERVATION DE. SUS FA-
CULTADESi MENTALES.

De Switzerland Springs, una be-
rr:nda cue esti en- los iin;.cs de Ia
ciadad. fut rccogila : eur!ada I Ia
ct.cel de Ia ciudaA Ia sci,orita Leo
ma Russell. qu;cn qucdo On ohscrva-
ci6m de I facu!.ades mcrta!cs. La
senorita Russell! pertcnecc a n fami-
liza dc Ha!:ctsyillc, Teas, y SC vino
2 San Antonio sin conocimicnto dc
ST. fanilia.
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Una pequeFa ayuda va muy lejos.

81 listed desea conservar 81 cuerpo
en- buenas condolences de salBd y ro-
bustez, 1ebcsando de esa esplendida
vitalidad que indica cue esta hbre de
TODD doior, primero que TODD, 10 CUE
tiene listed que hacer, es conservar
pura su sangre. ;
Una ligera impureza que aliente
en- su sangre, efectuara muy pronto
Ia ruina del bienestar de TODD So sis
tema.
Unas cuantas botellas de S. S. S.,
lie daran precisamente Ia ayuda que
la naturaleza necesita, para onser-
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CANTINA ROBADA

Unos soldados rompieron los cris-
tales del aparador de una cantina
Que esta en- Ia cuadra numero 800 de
Ia Gale W. Concrete Y extrajeron
algunas octellas de Whiskey que es-
taban en- exhibici6n. La policia to-
mo cartas en- ell asunto.
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la MATURAEEZA NECESETA AYUDA
PARA QUE Sc C0NSERvA I'D. ELEM

var Ia sangre absolutamente libre de
toda iHlpureza. Este antique remedio
es III maravilloso purificador y toni
ficante, y no tiene igual para con-
servar la sangre RIGA y pura. Resta-
blece el apetito y tonifica TODD ell sis
teTla.
S. S. S., es vendido por todos los
droguistas. Ha sido usado con ell ma
yor de los exitos, durahte mas de
cincuenta amos; " practitamente, hay
muchas personals de diferentes esta-
dos cue pueden Oar testimonio de 10
vaIioso que es. Escriba por f~olletos
Y consoles medicos, gratis. a Swift
Specific Co., Dept. o, Atlanta, Ga
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IcS~ r.HUJANoS esr8a c0rformes sue IN
CaSr,s lie. rOriauaS. GUrrmadur3S. Soip5S- o
neriGa>. el PRIMER f~iiAIANll:NTo IS 10
mas Uu;ortauI.. 'taado Uu EflG!iNTi.
,.ugi. e.Iicn t. p~rOniaua"nt" GYiiradO. IL hay
pe:!gr0 C. iuTercIGn y IN herida empieza
a Sai,ar dc>dC !uegu. Para $50 dc ho!nhrc
q rgslia. BuRDIONE cs II ANfiSEPTlCO
IDEAL Y AGENTE CURATIVE. C6npTelo
nIcgc ' este Iis;O para cualluirr emergea-
Ella. frcciu, a5c. soc. Sl.JO Y 10. ne
vrl;s Lnr r.. tluhn and Co. (Ade.
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declaran err huelsa.

Minutes antes De las doce del dia
de aver, frente al local en- donde Sc
ce,cbraba la Ultima conferencia en-
ire 'cs delegados obreros, asesorados
por 81 Gobernador, Y los ~represen-
taates dc las empresas textiles, Sc
eacon,raba una irmensa mIititud en-
espera de Ia resolution.
Al ser conocida esta, que, como
queda dicho, era desfavorable para
los ob-ero:, les conaitSs de estos de-
~clararon Que comaazaba la huelga,
avisaado Ell segui&a lie esta resolu
ci5n Il todos los demas chrerns quc
Sc hal!a5au = las puertas De algunas
rahri:a5 Y 500 c~s?erahaA ese aviio
para volver a sus labores 0 .abando-
narlas Gefin;tivamsnte.
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Etabla e. Gobernador Cabrera.

ESnbla e. Gobernador Cabrera.
Cuando la caheza de la enorme
columna de r:anifestarteS lego al
frcn.e de! Palacio De Gobieru0, IN
"rvpo De ohreros s~o:icit5 hs.blar con
cl G~obernador Para pedir!e CUE cn
publico diiera Ia actitud que el 90
5ierno aslmiria en- ell conflicgo o6re-
10.
FL doctor Cabrera Sc dirigio iueGo
a uno dc los BALCONIES dc Paiacio :
lirigi6 a los huelguistas un largo
discurso aplaudicndo 81 acritud Y
oro~teStandoles qIc eli gobie,no csta-
ria del laio de clos Y err con-ra De
a sori:asz de los grandcs emDrhsa-
rias qae los e~xpio.a5an iaicuamento.
Cala par.afo Del discrr5o de "a
orera era apIaudido estreP:to5amente
= Sus f~raeses corcaiaS con r!v2s.
la hoeIga Que ustcdcs han M
ciado-dijo Cabrera en- uno Dc los
7~ar~afos de 81 disaur5o-es IN ierc-
cho legal conquistado por Ia revo,u-
,iar; scr 70 tanto. us-cies estan ha-
.;endo uso de Ia p~rerrogativas "once-
iil.s Dor 81 articu,o 12& de Ia Cors-
tituc:3n, : ningGn gobierno plede
e~vitar'o, visndo 20 misnlo Ia huclga
-1e us:eaas ccmo IN acto may natu-
raj"
Las c,.s2s MISUNDERSTANDING
q Observation-Disclosures han ayudado
al Cohierno del senior CarranZa nj Ill
u1e 20 tango cl honor dc ~@efrcsen-
Ia: las clzsas ad;Neradas siempre
han sido ercmigas del Gobierno Y lie
las clases 2opuiareS, pucS los arisJ@-
cratas no HAGEN mas que obstruccio-
mar. Tydos tenemgs derecho I Ia Vi
Ga. rero los trabaiadores son los q1c
Jiencn mas dercc,o q IA protection
del Cobia-no."
FL rooarrador re cstrcpitc5a-
mcntc arlaudido Y vi.oreado @or Ia
inmensa mu,titud, 5igaicndo luego los
manifestanscs nor las Gales he Ia civ
daG. hacicaGo alto cnf-eat2 dc las
! principals; casas de concrete y cs-
cuchaado de cuando en- cuarlo los
! ii ;cursos lie oradorcs improvisados.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

ClaviCula del Rey Solomon .,........-. Doc
DtrcIouaT!O Internal. COnt;ene megla
blanca, rDIa ' Hcgrl. 2paricioneS, etc.S2-21
Dogma Ritual de L. Alta Magla. Con-
iiene Ell Hfria3ru!O de Solomon. Ia Ca
ha!a. elFaroI. SeCTetOs del eXiiO, III
gTOmal'ta. exc. ..-:1.un
EnchirlGicueS. GrimOrtOS Y PenidculoS .5e
81 prI-Ga RoJG. . sea ell arte &c man
Gsr 4 los CSDiT!tUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35e
81 2odcr tel P~enSamieDIo. Su doml-
nj, Y cul!uga. Como eStudiar su
81 Lihro internal. Tralado d. las cten-
cilS ocullaS. Contiene 81 libro de San
CiprtaRO. ClavicUla de SalOU0n. 81
Dragon Rotc Y Ia C.bra Internal. etc.S2.0J
Fl Vcrdadero Dragon HOjG. Encan-
tarnIculos. modo de hacerse invisible,
etc -SJ.u"
"a Gran Varita AdiVinadoTs ..-........ Sc
iib-o Nagpo de San Cipriano- s1tc!on
nCiCs y couplets &c! tarnoSo GrlLno-
a CJssfcnIs dsI Esca'cero. . Gthrp
ds San CiprtEao. Goa iGf!a:dsa DE- So
rrNtQS
"A fr8n WasiR Supra1is ....-..........si.0B
Manual de &agia fpta ................ 40e
Manual re MGE.d Blanca .......-......- 4ic
Manual &c NaSIa' NegT3 -............. s5c
-erretoS 10. los Carlos. AC!c de ga
mar { ioGus los ju@goS -...............Sl.Gh
SecretCS de Alberto Ell GraDte ......-... SJc
SecTeroS lie L. Reconsideration y la
masia. GerCiGnes pr3CticaS de eSC3-
SeCTetCS del Inferno .................. 55c
TeSOru de NiiasTOS De n Cruz de Co.
rlraca. FeTiader2 tOya de. oculi!S-
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NoVELAS ~STORiCA Y
~POPULARES.

/ ~ CENTAVOS CADA Una.
hSelaTdO ' EioiSS-
Amor a. NiE.ce.
OlegC C~cCTjeateS.
pria yUanila.
la tif:e Eana de BrrtSeiaS.
III gsrhsro Ge SevilIa.
ESplnzS &c Z flCr.
Flor ne IN Die.
GcDuvcya dc B-Gvante.
Herman Corl@S : Marina.
Ia Eerhena Ge Ia ps!Oma.
I.ucrtcia S0rSla.
Los AmanlcS de TerUel.
M~argarIlS de GorgoiiS.
1jeIO, 81 moro de Feoecia-
Pablo Y Virginia.
Romeo Y lUi.cla-
Trcinla aIoS o l.! vida cc IN juSadOc.
- CENTtSOS CtDS UNA.
SeytuIdo. BCrirl1iIO y CIcaSSnO.
CaTiC-nagnc Q los - PaTes de EraDcia.
la Rama lie rs CanC!iaS-
Na1Ja LeSCGGt.
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Orado-es populscheros.

La gran manifestation. Tornado
por mas de cinco mil ooreros, parti5
de Ia plaza principal fernando por as
GALES mas cantcicas Y deteniendcse
cn cada es4uina para OR a uno o Va
rios orado-c5 p~opulacheros, ~q1ienes,
en- crases eXaltadas los eXhort&baa a
uGrsistir en- su actitId.
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ESPIRITiSMO.

nevorIorar.o FSnIritiSta ........ 60c
II Tihro 10 los Mediums ............si.U
FL L,hro de los ESptrtulS -....-..--.:--sl.0O
Il Genesis, los MilayTCs y las Pred!c-
clones
Fl Evangeito SeSiiR eli ESpir!ItSDo--- si.Gt
81 colo = o. Inferno 30
8braS P~0SsurEa> de Allan Workmanship
;Cut eS el &SpIriuSIno? .........-.---$l.no
ArIe de Curar p|r medic del magnets
mo V SuS 2uNiiigreS, banjo, maSaje y
yimnoSis F,aIsT ...si.J 80
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PQESiA.
csRAs PoETiCAS De PEA

CanIos del HoSar lgr
II Arpa del Amor. EGiC.On d lu.O .--$i-6f
Las GiOCia5 dc Mexico ........-.-..-SLi4
Memorials. ReliGuIaS y Set!aiOs. pTOSaS SC
Poesias EStGslcaS soc
kecUerIOS : EsptTaHz1S- EGlCl1n de
luto ........$i.G
FLORES &c! Alma
Hoga- Y palria Si.6t
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AyEWTJRAS De SHERLOCK
HOLMES.

E-OL--[S-
- CENTsVOS CADA TGs0.
II NentfctlOr &c Cada"CreS.
III G0bu del Diamlnte iZul-
Ia Hiia del US'ITcrU.
U~IarkeWlI. e. EiTata del TaneSls.
lack 81 UaS;.lpldnr.
Los ToEedercs ralSns de LoldreS
Ia Nale,3 SanSrten!a.
In Nedico Criminal
RI T5SiGuenin del Director
sherlock Holmes ! 81 CoatcspalGiSta
u IA Escuela daI Ccimca de ~PiIisbuvs.
4 las yUertd> &c Ia MueCte.
Ia VIDA Pea de Paris.
"a Bestia fTI:Uaaa.
Laa NCcae dc Terror.
H EcSo d=I Collar lie PcTlGS.
Ia ;ufsInc PpSadS Del Cairo.
Fl Naurr.gip d5 Cora.
II Ray de lcS 84DGiGcS.
De JOHN c. RAFLEs
: "a CENIAVGS CADA TONIC.
81 lOc5Eni.0 M~iStcrlpsO.
IN R01o er {! Palaci0 Real
FL Primer ne lurGi0r.
Z! SSAlsQ al o. sleeping.
Il Nmr ROD.
Il aEreGtTu de EaglesiOua.
q S"CTtt0 de- ADlllO.
e Vras,dEa.a Ce las Lcl0lIaS.
FL FRiSD >H.leScCT.
Ia pUG"cli9 RGgiadS-
{! r'i$! Gel Negro.
81 T"SGrG Sci k0gh:.
n N'2lc Ce bCGGS.
s. S.ccT tote de- sol.
Il TgS0ro del ESia5O.
II ID HIiOuera
al sFCre:O del tesOTo
DE CAELOTA HRAEME
: 80 CENTAY0S CADA INA.
AZuCrGc-
AnoseS SGHlimes.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

Tobacco stripping is about com
Ipleted here.
There are great many eases Of
whooping cough among the children
in this section.
Several members of ALI. Stevens
family have been ill with German
measles.
If "bit" is measured by knock
ing, we know of several who have
undoubtedly "done their bit"
Born, Feb. 18th, to Earl Reid and
wife, a daughter-Edna May.
Thos. r. MARYLAND is out again
after Being housed up several days.
JAS. o. Spratt and wife spent a
few days last week with relatives
at Lexington.
A large amount Of sappy corn
was cribbed last fall. 1t was frozen
up all winter and since the thaw-
out came, it has been running in the
crib.
Mrs. Morton Greene and children,
of near Sharpsburg, were visitors
here Thursday and Friday.
Emory Bryan, who has been here
for several months, will leave this
week for his home at Frankfort.
In few more days, the moving
ball will start, more changes will
take place this time than have been
made in the last 20 years.
Mrs. Fannie Gray and daughter,
Miss Viola, returned Monday to
their home at Lexington after a
several weeks visit with relatives
here.
George Richardson was the guest
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
SPLENDID ADVICE

Lexington Leader giving readers splendid advice from
regarding wid ca oil companies
community has Mr. Waingfod looking for suckers 1t
who have made fortunes OIL while
heeced
reading of the few who got rich The Legislature of Ken
bill which will protect
tent, at Least, the public from such skin games (
having surplus invest it safely and at the
patriotic their country buying saving
stamps They pay per interest," compounded quarterly and
security all the the United States
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Of friends in Estill county last week.
(. Thos. W. Fassett has returned
from visit to his daughter, Mrs
Margaret Thompson, at Salt Lick.
We have wheatIess, meatless,
sweetless, and heatless days, but
the day about which we are most
concerned is Hunless day.
Lee J. Young still continues poor
ly with rheumatism. 'A
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GOOD CROWD PRESENT

Quite a nice crowd was present
at the High School Auditorium
Friday morning to hear President
R. II. Crossfeld, of Pennsylvania,
and enjoyed his address very much
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Wanted at Once.

Residence with garden that rents
for not exceeding SIS per month.
Must have possession by March /.
IL you have this property please
call at Advocate Office.
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Delinquent Poll Tax Payers.

Do you want to have your name
published as a delinquent poll tax
payer? This list viii be published
soon. Call at Sheriff's Office and
pay same and avoid this embarrass-
ment. HARRY f. HOWELL,
Ex- Sheriff.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

If the w. c. T. L. would hold the
ground they have gained in this
country, they will take the first OPP
portunity to disclaim the charge OF
drunkenness in the American army
in France. American people are in
no mood to listen to slurs on our
army. We know we have the finest
body Of troops in France ever as
sembled under any flag. No army
in the history of the world was ever
entirely free from this vice, but
we have General Pershing's word
that our boys are the finest and
cleanest body Of men he has ever
seen. 1t would seem that the good
ladies in their zeal for a meritorious
reform have been made the unwit-
ting tools of pro-German intrigue.
If we could be thrown into a ma
tional wrangle over the conditions
surrounding our boys over there,
the enemy would have scored a tell
ing point. Let the w. c. 7. U. work
in the abstract, and on the high
plane of conditions as they should
be. But our boys are too dear to
us, for us to be willing to listen to
word against them, even though
it comes from a misguided friend.
w. S. s.
CkokIa g.. nonk
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

Nowadays when you see a fellow
coming to town with basket of
eggs you wonder if he is preparing
to lift the mortgage on the old
home.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

An Eastern author has written a
book entitled, 'How to Rest" Now
let him write a book telling us how
to hold our job while the resting is
going on.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
For Sale.

Suburban cottage, with 1O1s
acres of strong land for sale. City
water and gas. Three-acre tobacco
barn. Fruit and Strawberries.
Situated on Winchester pike. VIII
be on sale for 10 days at very
reasonable price. See
Harry F. Howell
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

They've changed the old song to
every Monday is Sunday Now"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

The Advocate Islands for Good
Printing"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

Best beef, pork and lamb ut Va
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

i "a Jersey Cow, one of the best
young cows in the county,
= q Jersey Heifer, nice one
2 Shoats, weight about rs pounds
L Gilt, weight about 125 pounds
2 dozen Rhode Island Red Pullets
6 Plymouth Rock Pullets
l dozen Plymouth Rock Hens
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
DELIGHTFUL MEETING

The Wcman's History Club held
its meeting Friday afternoon. In
teresting and instructive subjects
were discussed and the meeting was
a most delightful one.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

Mazola Corn Oil in, 35c and Csc
packages at Vanarsdell's.


The recent long cold spell was SO
sever in the Southern States that
Negro preachers are reported to
have preached an ice-bound hell to
their congregations.
W. S. s..
Cut your egg bills-use Agosave,
egg substitute at Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
Stable for Rent.

Stable on Main street near Ad-
vocate Office. See Pinney- Griggs
Co. ~ 24-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

On the premises on Richmond avenue on
On the premises on hlchmonu avenue On
Saturday, February rs

at o'clock D. m / will offer at public auction two
story residence and about three acres of ground
Residence contains and kitchen large back porch
and front eranda has natural gas for fuel and lights city
front yard good cellar meat house. hen house. corn
crib large barn. fine garden pasture for horse or cow
Will be glad to show the property before day of sale
If the property sold will offer for sale at the
time the following/
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
Harry F. Howell

Fresh Rye bread for wheatless
days at Vanarsdells.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
FOOD PRICES

There has been but little change in
the food prices since last week Sc
we are not publishing the list this
week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19
w. s. s.

Wanted-To do your Dressmak-
ing, also Hemstitching 20 cents yd
Mrs. Sue E. Kohlhass,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-19

Rooms for Rent-On first floor,
suitable for light housekeeping, sit
uated ON West High st. Phone 281.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-04
The Commencement Of The Graded
School.

The commencement exercises of the
Charles Town Graded and High School
began with the exercises of the Pri-
mary Department, Friday morning,
May 31st. The program rendered by
these little tots was excellent and re-
fected much credit upon their teach
ers. The drills given in costume were
of patriotic nature, and the little
girls dressed as Red Cross nurses and
the boys as soldiers, were quite in
keeping with the spirit of the times.
Monday morning, June Bird, the 3rd,
4tht and 9Th grades held their. closing
exercises. This program was also a
patriotic affair and was much enjoyed,
especially the instrumental music fur
nished by Howard and Richard Fellers,
two members of the Powhatan band.
Monday night the play, "Trip Van
Wrinkle" was well rendered by pupils
from the 9th, 7th, and 9Th grades, fol-
lowing which the graduating exercises
of the 9Th grade were held. The adj
dress was given by Rev. w. H. Best,
the new and already popular minister
of the Methodist Church of this place.