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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11
Sbiutbals sMusiteuumg.
Ter erSiinnnsstas iDa snm Jeiertas
erflart iueroen.

Dds 1irs,torium Der ausiitfs
lungsgsIelfhaft bat ar 8iirgermeiiter
Shpab nds Griuh<n esiisIit. ben %.
4uguit aIs ben Gr0ffuuusstas Der
ausIteuung gum alssmeinsn Sidots
feiertag 3u srtIdreH. cine itritts ents
i6sioung unTeres Stootobsrbouptss
itsbi nod aus, bod, nimmt man bersits
in ben intsrsfiirtsn GreiIsn ols fsit.
itsheHb an, onB bisIsIbs giinitig ouss
fallen ipiro. ulit timer gntideibuns i'm
alinitigen Sinrt iuiirbe pobriheinlit
auh Die grobe grOffnunesparube ein
gang aEbtres Geiift betommsn, bsnn
ss tpdrs oomit oen angeftsllten Der bsa
tbeiIiatsn Jirmsn @elsasnbsit e,6oteu.
fih ais tpeientli6e 8siianbtbeiie beg
impoianisn umsuess Su organiiireu.
Wte srob bas SniertFe on oieier
Gr6ffuungspdroos auh ausiD1ris iii.
beFusiisn om beI,sn Die pieberbolteH
gnfruosu Der perfhieo.Hfien eifens
bdhHaeiellThaftsn, oh es nitt mog!ih
Iei. bic anfdngsssit BON 1920 auf cine
Ipdtsrs Stuube 81 perlegen, ba anberne
fans sublrsiten, ipssiea fur biefen
5oa eintreiIsnotn Grturiioniitsn bic
HoQlihteit, berIeIbsn beifpobnen su
t0nnen, oenommsn pirDe. go enis
iblob Iif) bsnH hng 0ir.ttorium. oi:
QnfangsSsit enbgiltig cuf Die Uliitagss
itunbs feitsuIeseu. uHb bic IbrigsH
GroFfnunasTeisrlihteiteH jsooh in Der
einmaI beItimmtsn Rtibsnfolse Sur qta
tpidIuna 1eIanasH 5u laHtn.
3unohft tpsrnen bemnah bic ptrs
Tdieoenen Boupernsure NIT ihr.n
Stabtn smpfdngeH uHo in ihre 6otels
sgfortirt, tpo Tie ipGbrsno ihres aufents
balts gdTte Der ausits[Iung iino. Gur3
Dor IL llbr Mittags iollen bann linen
unb itren @efolaen bic fir iie tn Der
s.orabe rsisrpirisn pldBs aHseipieien
tperbsn, uno nod, Der Vurdoe erfolst
olsocnn Dor Der Muiitballs bic eigent.
Iide acknowledgements.
aonssrte, Elm esmeiniamer 3unh i'm
Ehmeiserhaus Rtiiaurant unb Die
geIihtieura Der ausI.eIIune burh bic
aslabenen Safe bilben eineH peiteren
9beil bes 9eitprosramms. am
Qbenb itsben Sen 91iten rsisroirts aos
qen unb gIdss fir bi, GrOfInuHsspor.
IteQung Der Sones 5loribid Sper
.gaclstta" 3nr 0erfiisuna. Ginluouns
gen fpurosn bsrtits gsfiern abgelunbt:
on bic 8oupsrneure Der an Der auss
| Ttsllung betbeiIigttn Stddten, an bic
aongrebmitgiie6er berfelbsn. ftrn.r
an Die 9iire,rmeiiter Der Cbiothuls
SiGbts unb on bic 3ablreih.r prcmis
nenien gripotperioHtn, bic fif ourb
ibrs Ulitarbtit Der ausiteIuHgss.iens
Ihoft perpfiihtetsn.
geionbtrs effettpolls 9tlsnhtunsss
arrangements iinb fir bic ausiisls
lunesbnuer oIlnbennlih I'm Woibin9.
ton qarf unb In Der gesenb Dor Der
MuiitbalIe seplaHt.
Die 9tibeiligungs3uihriften fiir
bis groffnungspdrabe msbren ii6 bon
Tag su 5as. 6srr Otto armltber. Der
goriibsHbs bts 4rraneemsntstommii.
tees, ia. ale 5dnbe noI Al ihun unb
| sibt iih Der fslfsnfeiten 5offnuns fin.
bab piefs proht GtrubeH Demon
Iirotion allies jtmals inn Ohio 9bdI
Geboiene Bel ipeiiem iibertrtffen fuiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11
. atfs n. =.

Ter 60 Sabre oIts GlIeinItehenss
iSarmer Better gridenbereer. Der strsi
WleiIen 0filin bon 2sipisburg Teinsa
M9obniiB bate. erfhoB iih gsiterE
Woreen. Gr iii Der Dritie aus ssin.r
'5amilie. Der innerbdIb bon ssbn Sch
rem SelbTtmorb beging. benn Elm grus
Der unb cine G6ipeitsr bon ihm t0otss
ten iih an bsmielbsH plnss. Der
0runo fir feline 1bai III ni9t bs.ann..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

feline qforten 5ipeimaI tdgIih. um 3.30
llbr Rn1mittags unD s llbr abenos,
benz publitum ofinen.
qm Spnntog gormitius I'm IL lllr
bdlt 5srr SObn 8. Sin pieber eiren
ieiner intereHdnten unb iehrreihen
0prtr1ge, unb sipar foutet bus oisss
mdIigs Tbema: Die Gntite[Iung Got
tes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

HuttHs lpHIUgH DuilSbt1 Jtut1i w eihst
ssdhrt aus fbrem Jubripert aefhIeubert
unb Wlopre uno solbenItetter ipurbsn.
perlebt. Dus gfsro rannte nit ben
Waaen eeaen bos 9eldnber einergriide
unb bic orei Mdnner ftiir5ten duf bic
2anoftrabs.
- sSrant gonie tpuroe pDrgeItern
Ra6mittog an Der MinIter uno Can.
gtrobe tpeeen 5runtenbeit uno Ruhs'
itoruna perboftet, nm $25 uno Soften
beTtruft uno nnh bem GiucinnotierIrs
beitshaus gsbrd6t. CT fam IN betrnrI'
iensm 3uItdnbs ndf Suuie, beihimpfte
feline Mlutter uno srgriff feline Shtpes
Tter, 5rau 9sininger bel ben 6oarer.
Die Shipeiter Iieb ibrsn gruoer bler'
auf perhaFtsn.
- 0os aeTtamsnt pss peritorbsnsn
,Sobn 6. DaItsr sisbt $4,000 an cine
Jreunbiu, annu Gong. Nargarst So
eobs gnab, 3p6tsr bon Maria Jaeobs.
$500; Marion SaeObs $500, $500
Iollen bon nm. 6. Sbafer als Iruiiee
sebdlten fperosn. ndmlih$500 fiirJohn
Wal.er eSacobs. $500 fir Rinor Ga
cobs ir. uno $500 fir Gproou Soeobs.
Meitere $500 fir Wtaripn sJdeob tpnrs
ben eteniaIIs 6errn Sbafsr onoertraut.
DIR ReIt oss RahIaffss id(it Der Bttt'
roe gpd mdItsr 81.
- gs bat iih hsrdusaeitsut. oob Der
Ssarbige Wdltsr JernanoeS rcnTlleslss
icpn, pslter angsbIidh bon einsm
Gtrabenrduber iibsrfallsn uno IhItmm
perlebt fpuros. bic 0erlsBuugen in ets
ner Sf3lGasrei lpsgsu zines fransu8ims
mer erbisIt. 5srndnbss' 3uitdno III
pretdr.
QbiI. gr5, fpeltsr felt 90 Sobren
oIs Wlitali,o Der Jeusrpebr biente,
| fsisrte qs'tern Isirsn 56. 0eburtstag.
- Cine SpiBsngarbirs aerieip gss
fern gormittaa in Der mohuung Der
aouifo GonIin, Ro. 1177 Sobu S.ras
&c, in 8rano. obns reiteren Shaoen
an3urihteH.
- Gin 8aIoliuoFtn srpIooirte ses
| fern Tlittog in Der Dobnun9 Der 6rdn
Sbarp, go. 316 Suo s Strabs. Der
0erIuit, tpeIter ouourh eHtitano, mar
eeriug.
49, Der S6ulruth sripdbIie pDrge'
fern Qbenb qrof. Ga Wlonoa bon
| sias6oro, s., on Stsae BON prof. j.
gD. gen, Der siu Sobr 5srien ssnoms
men bat.
- Sobn Bind bat hi. Qumpens
hInoIer CHARTS Solmss unb GborIes
grdbp auf $1,000 Sdnosnsriag Ders
tIagi, neil Tie iidh ben .Sdsrs" erlaubs
ten, ben alGgsr nit sinsm Ssil uHo
Satsr in bic 9obs gu Sishtn.
- Coroner !. q. Burnett r,idts sss
! fern Iein 9sroitt in benz goossfdu ocn
aeonaro Ballard Elm une funo, ooE
Der Sarbiss albert gunoraut an BEN
lobe uni6uIois III. miliam Ballard
osr gruber pon 2eoEarb gauarb. III:
bert guuorout unb 6enrp Sobnion
nsIde in Der Sd1Idasrei in Goieo;tc
psrrritsIi iparsR. miiFsn i.pod in I'm
tsrfuhungshoft bIsibsn. biz bic 8rob'
| aefdporsnsr ben Jau untsriuht hd:
ben. Der 9ruber bat ouosHideinIif
ben 5oo Don asonarb Ballard berbsi'
gsfiibrt.
- Grou Sophia 5urii. tueIds g. 6
Sarit Dor nrti monatsn bsiratbeie
rttbte oeFtern cine Shsioungs.lags GU
grunb pon sruntiuhi. gernadldfi
gung uno Rib1anoIung Elm.
- Dm. RufFirg, %. un6 aai
Orb, IS, bsiSe pom 5amiItpn, srlangtsr
sinsn Seirdthsi6ein.
- Dos psritorbent Gbepaar aamel
unb mnrn Blaming bsrmaht ieinei
sipei s0htsru. Woggis uno 5anual
Wunning. ben gou5en RadlaB.
- Die hieiiae 6arusari 2oge mir
ON Spnntog Elm Bicnic in Sblinssr'i
Gartsn gebsu. an ipeldem iih Der Sin
cinadtisr 5urnpersin betbeiIissu lpirc
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
Die berEbmtths---
Wa6r(agerin 0ides 3eilaQers.

.ennn In bsr aIisffsn Belt aob Is assrif's
strfonsH. bse bur6 bic stspfuna bobsr beaabt
frareH, nne ee fisGf feiH 8foeiisI eor. bds
ci'6 hsutsafaae nod aerfcRen eriftirsu. BITE
sura sins nnbefeHHts srafi I'm siaubs ftns.
SieIes Su ttuH unD toraussuiaaeH. ipns tlr
aHssre erftannii6 tn nnh bIeibt s5ltr GclAes
oct Die Hetur tiefe Tame befonesrs beanHffiaf.
bonn fis BAT ibr bic feIisne gobe ssriisten. bas
esbsH ihser agitmeHifeH pls fin aufad6tose.
nee Sn1 atH1u go Eefsr. geraebf ridf, sab
Ne in ibrsr eiaeHsn asfibeHs an Seeftn SIpeHne
notnt gehm. bic Gutt Ore gsr 0tfli6 Die
Seciia assHne. bnHn asbt blsfeIbs btnalh tts
9tr bic fdeHe wtfeeHs Bon Srra 2. DAGGER
srresGt Tns Sans IN sut IiHisu 6ans uns
om 2auHe III Der Iams:
Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, friihtr fran ged,isIs
cttfiH assnas. eiHnsss, Girslmnsfi. rsis.
Eueflite aHipcstsH 500 uHo bariiber.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
Christmas Wedding.

Married at the residence o. he
brides father. Mr.. Albert Bntlci.
Dr. Rov X. Waddell to Miss Ycra
Butler, Dec. 26, in the presen.. -
NUMBER of friends.
The bridegroom is promising
youLg ply sicisn, Just ont of school
and ready for the practice Of us
profession and located in Salem,
Livingston county, Kentucky.
The bride is an accomplished
young lady, possessing every grace
that 90 to make a roble woman,
good wife and desirable neighbo-
We join their many friend. n
wishing them a happy life,
Elder j. J. FRAME.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
The Farmers Union Had Ten Pools
CriIlendGn Product In main.
Tobacco Sold
FOLLY TO HAVM FIVE
ASSOCIATIONS.

Hereafter, beglnnining next mon
day, .lanury Bird, the Union county
tobacco purchased from the Asso-
citation by John Fl. Hodge must go
to Uniputown. Mr. Hodge has been
receiving tins tobacco up to the
present time at Morganfeld. He,
as is known to all. is entitled to all
the FIRED tobacco in Union county
outside of the metes and bounds set
apart for the Gallaher Co. Mr..
Hodge will receive no more tobacco
at Morgs field.
To rciterate-Union comfy mem
bers, lining outside of the Gallaher
purchase. must hereafter take fired
tobacco to Uniontown to John. II.
Hodge.
UNFlRED tobacco in Union coun-
ty, other than that sold to Gallaher,
must continue to 60 to the Newman
and Richards factory at Morganfield.
The committee and purchasers are
cooperating to arrange matters for
the convenience of Union county.
In the past few years Unioutown
has had the factory business of the
Association Union county tobacco.
This 'easou, to the present time,
Morgau6 ID has been the recipient
of Association business. Hereafter
UnlontOwn will divide the business
with Morgantield. committee were
anxious to divide the business that
way from the very first, but were
compelled to defer to the wishes of
purchasers
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
with Prof. J. Y. Brown as Principal,
Is a SChOOl FIJI For All,
Try II.
Bull DlNGS AND EQUIPMENTS
lY new.

The NJ. and f. Academy, Prov
ldence, Ky, is the best school N
Western Kentucky for sincere 49,,
dents.
The building with the entire
Equipment is new, the discipline ~
excellent, and the courses of study
are complete within themselves.
We insist on thoroughness and 30
not admit idle, aimless boys al
girls with but little or no se'5-
restraint.
See the following testimoDl:i
MANY young persons go to collcg
when they are greatly in need %
years preparation in just such
school as the NJ. and F. Acad ny
S. Hicks.
We can furnish dozens OF testim0-
mails like the foregoing by abto
educators all over Western Toa-
lucky. Write for particulars.
Very respectfully,
}. Y BROWN.
Principal NJ. q F. Academy.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
RaS Represented Crlttenden County
In General Assembly Of Ken.
tuCky-waS County Clerk.
WAS A LIFE L0NG DEMOCRAT AND
LOVED BY ALL.

The Hon. h. w. Wilson. one of
the most prominent citizens of Crit
tender county, quietly passed away
at little after midnight Sunday
morning, January, End.
Mr.. Wilson had been in bad health
for more than six months, but so oft
did be rally. that at times his family
and those of his most intimate friends,
acquainted with his condition, were
stimulated to hope for his ultimate
recovery However he was ready for
the call Of the Master. and had been
looking for it for several months.
Mr.. Wilson had just entered upon
his cighty-6rst year since Wedues-
day, December. Goth. He had served
the people Of Crittenden county both
as County Clerk and preventative
which proof of the high esteem in
which he was held by the whole PEG
pie was never abused he was a
member Of the Southern PRESBYTERIAN
church and had held the office of
elder for more than half a century,
aud was a man who, by honest efforts
and strict application to business
Z I'd proven himself a master of
b, ee.
" Wilson leaves a widow and
two children, Mrs. 8. NJ. Jent ms
and Jno. W. Wilson, all of Mari IN.
The funeral services were in charge
Of his Pastor, Rev. George f. Mason
assisted by Rev. Jas. +. Price and
was held at the beautiful home of
MIR, and Mrs s NJ. jenkins at one
o'clock Monday, afternoon, after
which his body was laid to rest 10
the New Marion cemetery meath
ed of beautiful flowers.
The elders of his church constitu.
ed his pail bearers and we're;
Geo NJ Order, II. K. Woods,
Hon. Jno W. Blue. Al Dean, D.
Woods and Senator W. j. Deboe.
Well can it be said that IA prince
and a great man has fallen this day in
Israel.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
Is go Years 0ld.
Paducah, Ky, Jan. B, !

Paducah, Ky, Jan. }, ~.
Through the courtesy of the Roc
ord Press | wish to extend greetings
to my many friends aud relative ~
old Crittepeen and other parts OF the
country with the information Nat
today am entering my 90th year
well aud happy, willing to stay III
the Lord shall call me home, aGd
perfectly resigned to 90 at any ,iiao.
In nv weakness | have been :Yylug
to serve him 63 years, and IN al This
time He has been so good 10 lac.
He has given me 66 children. s,a ~
children and great grandchildren,
and very nearly, if not quite all Of
them who have arrived at the years
Of accountability, are travelling to
the same home with me. Fifty
seven OF them are living. Truly the
Lord is gracious. Wishing yon .
happy New Year, and hoping and
praying that We may all be re-unlrd
in the home Of the children of Goa,
l lid you good by.
g. PIEkCR.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
STEMMING ASSOCIATION
SALES BEST TO DATE

The Farmers Union had two pools
of tobacco Or ttenden's product IN the
main, although there was some little
tobacco in each pool from Webster
and Union counties. The pool at
Marion contained about 500, 900
pounds of tobacco. This was sold
by the Farmers Union at from 50
down to So for good and Jugs and
three for the trash. 1t is said by
expert tobacco men that the average
for this pool will not be to exceed
six cents-so Disappointing is the
present crop in quality.
The second pool conducted under
the auspices of the Farmers Union
was at Sullivan, near the Crittenden
line, in Union county. This pool
contained, say, 300, 900 pounds of
tobacco, which was recently sold at
6 "a cents average.
All the tobacco IN Muhlenberg
county was sold at from 50 down to
s. for good and Tugs and So for the
trash.
And so with the counties of Da-
viess, Hancock, Breckenridge, Nc
Lean and Ohio. Three Associations
in which was pooled the product of
these counties sold the pooled tobac-
co at from 50 down to So for good
and Tugs and down to So for trash
Average say 6 cents or a fraction
more.
In all the Green river country the
Stemming Association has made the
best sale of 1909 tobacco, namely,
Seven cents average.
What folly to have five Associa-
tious-all going 1t alone-without
semblance of cooperation.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
The 1909 The Most Prosperous In
the History Of this EnferprlS.
Ing Firm.
We THANK YOU one AND ALL FOR
YOUR LIBERAL PATRONAGE.

Having enjoyed the best trade the
past year In the history of our firm
and feeling deep appreciation for
the exceedingly liberal patronage
given us by our host of customers,
we are desirous of extending to them
our thanks. During the past year
we tried as best we could to keep
the best stock of groceries in the
county aud, with an honest purpose
and fair dealing, we feel to have
merited our success at your hands,
and you can not blame us if we be
exultant and abundantly thankful TO
God and man for friends that stick
eth closer than a brother.
Now with best wishes for the hap.
piness and prosperity Of every one Of
our customers throughout the new
year, and hoping for COZ tinuation
of their liberal patronage we remain,
Yours truly,
MORRIS q YATES.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
LAST FISCAL COURT FOR 1909

The magistrates composing the
fiscal court, presided over by Judge
W. A. Black burn, met on Thursday.
Dec. 30. and finished up all unfn-
ished business for the year 1909.
The court was composed of a repre-
sentative body, who, notwithstaud-
ing 1t was the last court with some
of them, took as much interest in
the winding up of the wears busi-
ness as # they were to preside
throuhout the new year.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
Card Of Thanks

We want 10 thank each and every
one of our customers for their kind
patronage in the past year and ask
them to continue to take advan age
of our low Price on everything and
continue to give US their patronage
Come in and take advantage Of
the great bargains shown IN our
store. Every item is offered at
record breaking low price. Don
miss this opportunity to save money.
Come in and inspect the values for
yourself. With the goods before
you, you will agree that these are
the bargains you have ever seen.
We are never undersold on goods of
reliable quality. Your money will
always go farthest in our store. let
us show you these bargains and VIC
will prove to you that it pays to
trade with us. The goods are always
on display for your inspection.
Come 10 aud look the values over.
Every item is marked. You are
equally welcome whether yeu buy or
not.
Yours truly,
N. f. FoHs
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
co. BOARD Or SUPERVISORS.

The County Board of Supervisors
for Critteuden county met in the
co TT house at Marion Monday and
were sworn in. They are: j. D.
Asher, Geo. w. Couyer, Hewlett A.
Belt, Rufus +. Wilson. and II, f.
Morris. They are good men, every
one Of them.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The law firm of Moore q Moore
have, by mutual consent, this day
Dissolved the partnership heretofore
existing between them.
Parties indebted to them will
please call and settle with either OF
the undersigned.
j.. A. MOORE,
Juo. A. MOORE.
Marion, Ky. Jan. 1st, 1910.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
EpwOfth League Program

For Sunday, Jan. 9th 1910.
Leader. Miss Hazel Pollard,
Subject How to Make Our
Wills Good"
Song.
The Lords Prayer,
Special music,
Scripture Reading. q
Leaders Address.
The Topic, By W. l.. Shell.
Sub-topic. bv four select members
Song by choir,
Collection.
Announcements.
Benediction.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
Lost, Colts Automatic Revolver.

Lost, on the night of December,
23d, a 30 caliber automatic Colts
revolver, some where between Marion
and the Memphis mines. Finder
will please return to Haynes & Tay-
lor's drug store and be rewarded.
BEN GILBERT. p
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-06
Champions Congressman Ben John
son as q Strong Advocate Of
Prohibition.
He NEVER OWNED OR OPERATED
DlSTILLERY.


loading local option advocates Of
Kentucky, delivered a speech in
Bardstown on Monday, December Is,
in favor of abcishing the saloons in
Nelson county. Bardstown is the
home of Congressman Ben Johnson,
of the Fourth District. Mr.. John
son had been mlsrepreseuted in ref
ference to his attitude on the TEN.
perance question by well known
State politician. OF this misrepre
ton Judge Thurman spoke as follows
''But why should | bother about
misrepresentation? Is that nor the
way in Kentucky now, especially
when a man holds or is a prospective
candidate for office? Is not your
own most distinguished citizen's po-
sition on this very question almost
daily misrepresented, and purely for
political purposes? Did not one of
the Hart county papers, bit ago,
say that Ben Johnson owned and or
Grated one of the largest dishllery
plants in Nelson county, when | and
all OF you know that he never, at
any time, had any interest, directly
or indirectly, in the manufacture or
sale Of whisky. You and | know,
and every man willing to know, the
truth knows. that The records Of your
County Clerks Gee, kept within a
hundred feet of where | now stand,
bear mute testimony to the fact that
the first vote he ever cast in his life
was for local option in Bardstown.
He has voted that way for nearly a
quarter of century. Al the last
election held in this councy upon
the question, which was three years
ago. he then voted for local option
and | know. and everybody knows,
that he will again vote for the local
option next Saturday. He is a plain
man of few words, and yet man
who is not afraid to express his con-
victions. In my recent canvass for
re election as Circuit Judge Of the
Eleventh Judicial District, when |
was being fought by the whisky IN
terests of that district as. perhaps, .
no man was ever fought before, Ben
johnson was the only man holding
public Office in Kentucky outside of
my district who came to my as.
sistance. In a speech made In the
very camp eff the enemy, with distil-
leries standing all about him. he
boldly and plainly stated that upon
the question Of local option he stood
exactly where he had always stood
that he had always voted for 1t and
always intended to do so. He has
never trimmed he has never lodged.
Though he beats no dfpm, blows no
horn and never marches with a brass
band. you need never doubt his posi-
ton upon any public question.
More than that, he is a 'drv man of
the right kiDd-he practices what he
breaches. He is one of the few men
of my acquaintance of whom it can
be truthfully said that peither spiri-
tuous, vinous or malt liquor ever
passed his lips-a gloriaus example
to the youth of this country. But |
came to talk to you Of other matters.
You people Of Nelson county know
these things better thao | do.
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Gard Of Thanks.

| want to thank the good people
of Marion for being so kind to us
during the sickness and death of my
dear husband. May Gods richest
blessings rest upon them.
Mrs. MARTHA WILCOX
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LAST NOTICE. To TAXPAYERS.
N. f. FoHs

All taxes due the County and
State not paid before January, 18th.
will be advertised. This IS posi-
lively the last warning.
j. G. ASHER, T. y. 9. 9.
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CAMP MEETING NOTICE.

The Camp meeting of the Hurri-
cane Camp Meeting are expected to
meet at Hurricane on Tuesday, Jan.
18th at one clock p. N.
r. G. LOVE-, 2. G.
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Mrs n. 4. Gaines went to Grove
Center Monday of last week to bring
home her son. Master Robert. who
had been on protracted visit to his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Moore.
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Blackwell Lndge, X. OF P. No 81
Elect Officers.

On the last meeting in Dece mber,
of Blackwell Lodge. knights of
pvthias, officers FOR the pew year
were elected as follows;
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at tho unto date restaurant of j &.
Specie during the dying hours of
the Old Year, at which, varions
appropriate toasts were enjoyed
Mr.. Specie was ably assisted bv
his good wife in the serving of oys-
ters. stewed aud fried aud the spIen-
deG coffee and cake.
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Met at Court House Monday and We're
Sworn in..TheV are q Glass OF
Aqn who, Trusted with he
BUSINESS OF THE COUNTY WILL PRO-
TECT 1T.

On last Monday all the new elect.
ed officers of the 'ounty met in the
court house at Marion and duty took
the oath of their various Offices. The
names of the new officials are:
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Zion Hill Lodge, No 81 F, "a. q.
Elect Officers.

ZION Hill Lodge. No. 37l 8 y
A. NJ. met last week and elected
the following officers for 1910;
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Blgham Lodge T. and A. N No. 256,
Elect Officers.

The members of Blgham Lodge
elected officers for the yaar 1910 as
follows:
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Liberty Lodge No 5SS; F. and A. N,
Elect Officers.

Liberty Lodge No 5SS T. & A. NJ.
met in their Hall at Francis, Ky,
on December, Goth 1909 and elected