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f 1 C1I aiv 1 1C iiifiii > ti YFi t I Ie W 4 Mt STERLING AUVOCATK Tuesday December 4 1900f j AUVOOATL PUBLISHING GO L Tuesday December 4 1900 Kntorod in thA Poet Office at MU Steillug as 1IOCOII Clue Mall Matter T ibis OK SUH8CUUT10- NjjUBsemrrioN I 00 allowed to run six montheI 60- i TERMS ANNOUNCEMENT S 0 Offices ifor County Ir ParDI strict MFCash must accompany order 1r 1rNoannodncemont t Inserted unt k r r ANNOUNCEMENT + We are authorized to announce CAS WKLL 1RUWITT of the count of Montgomery candidate for State bena S tor of this the aSth district composed of the counties of Clark Bourbon and Mont gomery subject to the adtion of the t Democratic part- yTHANKSGIVING DAY A long time ago the President I of these Urjited States said be- cause ¬ I of the great plenty in our I the earth garners as a yield from because of peace with all nations because of freedom from pesti ¬ lence because of the favor of God in that he is converting the world a day is set apart and shall be obj r served when thanks shall be ren ¬ dered to Him from whom cometh I all blessings and the glad refrain was taken up by the Governors of the States and Mayors of the cit ics until a day of formal praise and thanksgiving was almost uni ¬ versal Is it that way today Is not the practice becoming obso ¬ lete All told within our borders and on streets contiguous thereto including our towns population the colored peoples towns there are near 8000 people in Mt Sterling and to observe the I thanksgiving day there were only about 200 people who assembled at the Baptist church to hear theI thanksgivingsermon delivered by Rev G A Joplin and to give alms for the poor and of this nllmI ber about one third were men There were seven preachers one i carpenter two wholesale mer ¬ chants three bankers one den ¬ tist two shoemakers one coal II merchant one dentistone express lagent one farmer two insurance ct agents two publishers some visi- tors ¬ J t and the rest were women i t Arc we a grateful people A tree fewlweeks I acter of an innocent woman dis ¬ cussed here in pleasing terms the political differences and at least 200 women and three times that many men gave him recognition k Isay whether are we tending Had we not better put the breaks i onTHE PEOPLE DEMAND In this issue is the announce ¬ ment of our countyman Caswell Prewitt asking for the nomination I for State Senator of this the 28th district The people expect the newspapers to advise thrum of the character and ability of the men wno ask their suffrage and in giv ¬ it the editor should Le well fn ling and honest A State Set I has a duty to perform We look to him to repeal unjust en actments and for the creation c- laws the enforcement of whit would redound to the interest of the greatest number He should therefore be acquainted with out constitution and statutes and then he should be generally informed and the possessor of a mind that c ill reason to a just conclusion ihit no interests may be preferr eJ In order to have such at tainments it is not necessary to be a professional man Some of our profoundest thinkers and best rca soners are men of toil farmers mechanics Mr Prewitt is a read ing man a thinking man with courage to present a bill the re silt of constitution soning With the he has lived in thought and concern ¬ ing enactments he has an opinion of his own For our future he has a mind and to departments of life work he has given time so that the laws to be repealed or enacted will be voted on by him knowingwhat is best A farmer their interests will be protected a friend to the laborer he would see to it that their interests would not be jeopardized He is a man thoroughlyequipped bynature and training for the position he asks Now since he asks the nom ¬ ination at the hands of the Demo ¬ cratic party the question in these days of doubts is Is he sound on doctrines Ever a democrat loy- al ¬ to his party platforms he is not the extreme partisan who does not give to others the right to thiuk and act for themselves but he is an uncompromising Democrat He would be a candidate therefore upon whom all Democrats could agree one who would be just not only to party but all men re ¬ gardless of party as well a or + A a a o- j DEPTHS Iodo eees BirusT Another of Gods saiiut ha + il Ted the frail robe of nosh and donned the habilamptils of glory This timo it Is Mr Louies Blouiil of Grisny wile has boon called hmne Death oamn to tifr on INet Thursday night Nove 29 1900 as a messenger of peace to release her Irom her pain mil invalidlsm and usher her into the 1injf Thanksgiving l DMV of heaven For mall years an active m mber Jt the Btpiint t church of Ibis city and lirough the later years a patient iirninir our fbo ltae gone to liar reo wtrd A conaregntiun of relatives ind friends gathered in ihn Baptist thuroh Saturday monng wl ero her pislor preset ed a comf rtliig sermon for sorrowing mea I atttar whit h lur hndv was laid to rtM in btautlful Machpelah until the ronirrrcllon of the just To ihot po M no mid rnln tivos and friend our klndllot sym ¬ pathy is extended an we remind them that as at the northern copo the mid night sun duke b + low the horizon only to Huh up ag + ln in th dawn of a now day so nun rises that I Ie may live again Tho grave hides for a little time but cum tt l iiioy Ienn Christ is the souloor into iinmoi Nerves Wear Out And grow weak and exhausted when not properly nour ished > just as an engine loses its power when the fuel runs low The loss of nervous power is seen in the failing health and the wasting form It is felt in the aching head the throbbing heart the irritability indigestion restlessness and loss of sleep build the wornout nerves rest the tired brain and add new Rer r to the vital fires with the best of all tonics Dr Miles Dr Miles Nervine has done very much for mo In tbo way of Imparting vitality and nerve force Some years ago I A became so rundown In health that I was very nervous and my heart troubled mo very much Falling to get relict from physicians I began taking Nervine which with the aid of a fallinghealth Charlton L Y I D r Miles Nervine Is food for the wornout norvrs and tho weary brain It Is a food for the overtaxed and weak digestion It nourishes fortifies and refreshes the whole system II f Sold by druggists on guarantee DI Jliua MEDICAL Co Blkhart Ind J t I I HL + tit 11 L t t f 111 I C 1 7 < i = i J 6 uMnnMtumiamnmmmmmm nnnn Mn- Ytiiiiiti Ii ttq J TQl l A1 egcfablcPrcparahonforAs- stmilating 111croodandRe ula- tingtlteSlomnd snndBowc ofB Promotes DigestlonCbeerfutI ncssandllestConlainsneither 9plUmMorphlne nor Mineral NOTNAHCOTICI F rYohtDsfMDzzPalClem JJRJul Apcrtcctfemcdy for Constipt ion Sour StomachDiarrhoca Worms ConvutsionsFevcrish ness mtdLoss OF SLEEP FACSimile Signature of P Gtr 4 NEW YORlt At fa months old Is tXACT cOPYQr WRAPPER n tality To Hie omnipotent tympathy we commend you MclIYHrl Mary Jane Mclvoi was born iih Moutgoiiidry county Ky May 3 1840 and died at her homo on Levee pike November 20 1900 Sin was a laughter of tanner and Sarah Anderson and a sister to Geo W and David L Anderson and Mre Ju- lia KvaiiH In 1866 she Vat marrlcc h Richard McKee who departed Htli life In September 1895 She leaver two daughter Minn Ida and Blanche who with many friends and relative iiKuru her lops About one year ago aho was oized with Jho malady which proved fatal A few Maya before death she expressed to the writer her belief that her day were about numbered and that the was in readinefcs for the final hour Her cullering which wore ev ro were bourne with remarkable forts Uido and calmness cod in title the was an example of those who have tho lalitwlR I trace 0 sustain hem in hours of shunt lot In 1SCG she jjined the Uflthlohom congregation of tilt Christian church lint tuburqucntly transform tI her m < mbemhip to the Nil Sterling ciingieuntiun It was tilt writers pleasure In bn with her a number of ti nine during her fclrkttCEs and nothing rgnieil ti interest her morn than prayer and ronvnrsation on the ecripurpc preiaiv thoso passa ¬ ges whlcl treat o the dispensation of providence In chastisements Upon topics of thit kind him dwelt long and llmuirhtfiiliv and fruit them drow a comfort wliih i 1 III he obtained from no other s iirn Funeral nervine worn hotelwt Im t iiiily renldeinc rnn luLtcl liv t Itnv II I D Clark after which her ipuwlna uero laid in rent In Mchrplah cuntiori A E C Attention Farmers See in this issue the advertisement of hveu Morris for Wednesday December implcmcntshouschor1 Many nice gilts at Gulhrlo Cloth ing Cor SNIDEKS TOMATO CATSUP 3pint bottles for SOC 2 pint bottles for 250 and anything in our line is cheap and tf of the stock cheaper than you can find it flliy where else CIIIIKS TnoitisoN GHOCHUY Co h Bells Flowws Go Everywhere I ws keep posted on the now st and I IIptOlhtl ideas in Moral combina lent UKU The Florist Lexington Ky- If J WOOD Art I Millinery cheap now to make oom for Xmas goods 2021 T P JlAKTlN it CO J T hedger + rflf of Monefee ounly returned from Frankfort on Vmlnesday where he settled in full TItb the Auditor for revenue due tho Siale The rowers Grocery Co will close Ihelr slock here an concentrate time apltal aiu fnrc e at P4rl Congrets assemblodot I t esterdsyN yes 4 p r CASTORlI For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears theI lgnatuxeof i 11- 1Use r i For Over Thirty Year- sCASTORIA THE CCNTAUH COMPANY NEW YORK CRY BIRTHS 0110 orv I 8 To the wile of t II 1 1 lln kinp 01 Little Kwttk twin eons On Tlinnksgiving duyov 2fl 1900to 1 J L Conroy tint wife nee Miss Itiliii Walsh a daughter their first born To Mrs Lizzie Ewing diui litci of D JI Tattl I at Walker Vcinoh county ilo a daughter her firs born Look At Our Prices 16 pound Granulftttd Solar S100 18 pounds Brown Sugar 1 00 il itinnd C ininiil buttam100 8 packa nxlrbmrkteaCI14 tl i lll U poundx Bulk It nt C Ifco 1 CO iiCtilar pile 15 5 pound Mtiira and lava Cuilce 100 fPKiilai pric aSJ Fncj CiHinnl Er i oiiktcl IVacli eo per piiiud lOe regular prlei 12Jc 1 Fdncy Prunim pot pound lOc rllll- lar price 12f Fancy Cream Jorn 3 cans for 25c regular price 2 lo1 25c Extra S andard Tmniiopf 3 sans for 25c regular price lOn i trait tit T DAVIS SKWKM Mgr Stroll necktin lot Xtn P tGulhrie Clothing Coc Big t01k Otiri + tiiiH4 goods now open atVI P M rlttnCCos i For groceries of all kinds call on COOPKK UARNUS Finn iii turn bite at Guti o eithiug to flak for nur price list of Ill flowers Quality time best price the lowest KKII Tim Floiiif- Uxinjit I in K J R I WOOD AL I 20 tf < ff This signature Is on every box of the genulno Laxative Bromo > Quinine Tablet tho remedy that cures a cold in sue eny Staple and fancy groceries choice goods at COOPKK C BAKNHS Santa Claus now at11 Martin Con Give a good g It from the Guthrie Clothing Co Glass i Materials for Christmas Cakes at low prices CooiUK C BAUNHS Lxikrldgu v Fenliir acid to W W Adams ol Lpxlnlin a handaomu gelding for 400 J Buying grocerion ot Sowcll Is to on otirage mow prices buying clsowlioio IR to encourage tune prices for Sowcll lone is iho Originator of low prices Make Your Boy Happy by getting for him his Christmas pre- sellta saddle from 21 3t J M CONIIOY Whon n town do not to tee our hopmade boom PUN m t GATE WOOD 4 j4 f < THE EXTREMELY LOAI PRICF I Quoted in the past few issues will hold good as we have plenty of the advertised goods and we want everyone of our patrons to get supplied with the first class goods offered by us at such low prices We will t t- at 1 all times offer you bett r bargains than can be had elsewhere as you readily see by a comparison of prices We promised you early in the season to protect < any and every article needed by you this fall and winter and in order to make our every promise made to you good we propose to sell met c handise cheaper than I1y1 house in the city j 0000oooooe eooaarooooooaoooaoo0oooootooooo000000000000004000d404o0000 00 THE CLOAK SEASON Ira Full Blast I CW + ot WW > W < > W4 < W < >< < > saoaodooaoooosoooa oooaogoooooaoaeooo Readymade Skirts > and Waistsr r 00000000000000000000ooooodooooooooooeoooaoooooooooec vvvv voooooooooobeo Cloaks and Wraps- We undoubtedly carry the nicest and most com- plete line of Ladies and Misses Jackets ever put be fore the public Childrens Reefers in blue red and green mixed novel ages 4 to 14 for ioo Chidrens < Reef ers with double collars trimmed with braid to mat f- lonly1 i5o and 200 Childrens Reefers in kersey and novelties all fancy trimmed and well made froInt S 2 00 to > 450 We also carry a full line of Infants lf d Wraps in cotton and Eiderdowns that we ask you to look over before buying We call your special atten ¬ tion to our Ladies Jackets We can show you the nicest jacket ever turned out by skilled labor I his is a handsome kersey cloth made in the latest style lined throughout with heavy silk and handworked panels made in black navy and tan price only S7 98 V Come and try on our 500 Jackets before you buy All we ask is to give us a call COOOOOOOOcOOOOOOOO O CLOTHING I We have a larger and more com ¬ plete line of Mens und Boys Cloth ¬ ing than ever before Mens Odd Pants worth it 13O our price gSc Boys Knee Pants regular price soc our price 250 Mens and Boys Suits at prices to suit everyone Mens and Boys Overcoats at the lowest prices Come and let us show you through this line- 00000000000000oooooeooooo0000oooooa CORSETS j This is a department that we have made a great success in and we lay it to no other cause than that we handle the Best Corset on the Msr let Tile H n H Corset is con ¬ sidered the best corset made and we carry it in every color make and shortmist black to sell for 500 750 and moo- ooooaoooooeoooooooooooaoooooaaooooi L 00400001ooooooooooaooooooepeooooooeShOES t tIadles Pine Shoes lace or but ton kid and patent tip tvurlhf 150 only ySc t Heavy Calfskin Shoes all tl tlIACtlcs 98c up Fine Shoes worth 150 to close out at 98c Shoes fioin Mcn8heavy 980 up Mens and Boys Hightop Shoes I the prices- 00000000000000oooooeooooooaoopoooow best in time city at the lowest I INOfIONS < 5ct 1 Good Paper Pins ic perdozen f Ladies and Misses Fast Black Black Sox 8e SC11Iens Shirts as low as ooooooooo +rr7owboooooooaooooooaoo We ask you not to delay your buying any longer than really necessary but come at once and make your selections early while our stock is in its best condition as the old rule holds good in this case First Come First Served at the Louisville Store Hays Newmeyer LEADERS OF LOW PRICES t < t A t4 t 4YM
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