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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
BLAINE.

r. T, Berry sold = valuable farm
last week TO ]. NJ. Cyrus. Mr.. Cy-
rus bought II for the valuable tim
Der that is on 1t and he also con-
siders that It is safe to invest In
real estate.
The latest news from DR.. II. II.
Gambill, who was taken to the hos
pital at Louisville last week. is that
he is improving rapidly and will be
able to leave for home the last Of
the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Boggs went TO
Louisville Monday where Mr.. Boggs
will undergo an operation for gall
stones from which he has been a
sufferer for several years. Mr. Boggs
has been rapidly failing in health
for some time and goes to Louis
Vile for relief.
After an illness OF several months
from tuberculosis Miles Nickel died
last Saturday at his daughters. Mrs.
Winfield Edwards. He was laid to
rest in the family burial ground on
Sunday to wait the resurrection
morn. ... .. ..:.
G. w. Kouns, one Of our leading
merchants. went to Charleston, W.
Va. Monday to buy his spring goods
He was accompanied by his son,
Willie.
Sullivan Burton is able to go
about the hills at pleasure and
would enter school IL his parents
thought best.
George W. Salyer made a trip to
Fallsburg last week.
Billie Gambtll went to Ashland
last week
Sherman Evans and Jim Crabtree
were here Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Members. of the General Assem-
bly, are unable to get their pay for
the first time in the history of the
State. Just what the committees OF
the House and .Senate--will recon-
mend is not known, but several
made the point that the wheels OF
government must be kept moving
and that there are as many legisla-
tors in need of funds, in order that
they may remain in attendance up
on the session of the General AS
semtIy, as there are teachers who
need their money. 1t was also point,
ed out that the teachers have gotten
used to waiting for their money un.
der the Republican Administration.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Senator Wise, of Bath county,
has introduced the much talked of
unit bill that will seek to extend
the operations of the county unit
law to counties containing cities of
the first, second, third and fourth
class. The bill is said to be DOOM
ed to defeat in the Senate, most OF
the 26 Democrats being opposed to
agitation of the prohibition question
just now, while the Democratic par
ty shows signs of getting together
for the coming State campaign.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
Judge Edward c. o'Rear is n

Judge Edward c. o'Rear is not
a candidate for the Republican nom
nation for Governor While he
considers the honor that would at
tach to the nomination for this high
office from his party. he does not
court it, and his desires are all con
trary to entering the arena of prac-
teal politics or becoming involved in
the character of a political contest
which acceptance of the nomination
for governor would mean.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

to the report Of the contest COM
mittee was letter from Mr. Lykins,
in which he stated that he had
withdrawn from the contest for the
sake of party harmony. Both Mr.,
Lykins and Mr.. Perry are Demo-
Gratis. The latter made the race for
Representative from Morgan and
Wolfe counties as an independent
Democrat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Steps will be taken at the pres
ent session of the Legislature to
put into effect the good roads
amendment of the State Constitu-
ton voted on at the November cleo
ton. Among the laws that will be
presented is one providing for a
state tax of five cents on the one
hundred dollars to enable the state
to give the assistance proposed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

L. c. owings, representative from
jefferson county. reported to the
House that Malone Lykins had with
drawn contest proceedings against ].
w. Perry, Representative from Nor
gan and Wolfe counties, and recon-
mended that Mr.. Perry be allowed
to retain his seat The recommen-
datien was concurred in. Attached
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
County Mules for Sale.

Four large mules belonging to
Lawrence county will be offered for
sale at the court house in Louisa on
the 3rd Monday in February, 1910,
at one o'clock. Terms, nine months
time, with good security.
BRACK HoLBRooK,
Supervisor r. G B,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Garrett S. Wall, of Maysville, was
named by Gov. Wilson to fill the
vacancy on the Board of Control of
Charitable Institutions. Mr., Wall is
prominent attorney at Maysyille,
lifelong Democrat and former
Confederate soldier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Friends of Senator Bradley in
the sixth district say he has sell
ected the names of A. B. Patrick, of
Magoffin county, for United States
Marshal and Lewis Walker for the
District Attorneyshin and that their
names will be presented to the Sen
ate in few days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
Sunday School Invites You.

Students attending the Kentucky
Normal College are politely and
earnestly invited to attend the Sun
day School of the M. e. Church
South. You will always find a cor
dial welcome from the entire school
r. T. BURNS, Supt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
WIN Succeed Col. Warren.

Lieut.. Col. James G. Warren, so
long in charge Of the improvement
OF the Big Sandy river, will, in Feb
ruary, be succeeded by Capt John
g. Cakes. Col Warren will retain
the charge OF the Second Cincinnati
district.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Representative LangleE,-of Ken
lucky, who has recently returned
from Panama. gave anginterview in
which he objected to the license CIV
en- foreigners to inspect the plans
of the Panama Canal Mr.. Langley
also repudiated an interview cred
ietd to him by New York papers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
Parents, Protect Your
Son and Daughter.

Son and Daughter.
BY qualifying them for life's dut-
les at the Wilbur Smith Business
College. Lexington, Ky, II has the
cheapest and best course OF Book
keeping, Shorthand. Typewriting and
Telegraphy. and is endorsed by Gov
ernors, Bankers. Merchants, and
thousands OF graduates. For par.
ticulars address
Wilbur X. Smith, Lexington, KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14

Eli H. Brown, Jr. Of frankfort,
and Harvey s. McCutchen, of Louis
vile. Democratic caucus nominees,
were reelected State Prison Com
missioners at the joint session Of
the General Assembly. The Repub-
lican members Endorsed them on the
floor amid applause.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
FOR RENT.

20 acres OF tobacco land at the
mouth of Deephole Branch. Second
year land Good for tobacco.
Apply to l.. I. SIMPSON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
Pair of Horses for sale

Two first class work horses. OK
years old. dark bays. Weight $500.
Good drivers. WIN sell one or both.
J. F. HATTEN. buchanan. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
~Man Wants Hut Little Here Below.

A little bacon now and then is
relished by the best OF men. But
when the prices upward go man
wants but little here below.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
Friday, January "A, 1910.

Senator Dosworth introduced a
bill making kidnapping punishable
by either death or life imprison-
ment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
MN for Sale

Steam corn grist mill In complete
running order. Cheap for cash o.
notes well secured. Address.
HATTEN & WARREN,
Buchanan. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-01-14
Change in Districts.

The commission appointed by the
Governor to redistrict the State has
made report. The matter will
now go before the Legislature.
When that body gets through with
1t the report will probably not rec
ognize itself. The NEWS gives a
few of the proposed changes, Sena-
torial and Legislative.
Senatorial.
29-Rowan, Lewis, Fleming,
Carter, 6s,4S4
SO-Nicholas, Harrison, Rob-
ertson, Mason, $3.50
31-Floyd. Pike, Johnson,
Martin, 57.74S
32-Boyd. Greenup. Elliott,
Lawrence, 64,26
S3-Clay. Harlan. Letcher,
Leslie. Perry, Knott, 5s.107
34-Magoffin, Wolfe. Morgan,
Breathitt, 0wsley. 54,75S
Legislative.
SS-Bath, Rowan, 23,0ll
89-Montgomery, Menefee, 1852
sO-Breathitt, Magoffiu, 2S,S2S
91-Bell, Leslie, 22,454
92-Harlan. Letcher, 1900
93--Perry, Knott, 1890
s4-Pike, 1850 22,6S6
95-Floyd, 1882
96-Johnson, Martin, 1850
s7-Lawrence, 1852
9S-Boyd, : 1S,S34
99-Elliott, Carter, SO,6l5
100-Greenup, : 1882
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

Railroad Observation-Disclosures
IS, Fadden 81, Mann 66, Massineham
8. Purcell ~, stutsman ii.
Treasurer-shaw Is. Barker %
sherfh-McLlren Is, johnson 20.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 10, spauld-
ing SO.
Inkster City.
senator-Marshall Is, McCumber
senator-Engerud 81. Gronna Is.
Congress-Johnson ~, Skulason IL,
Blaisdell' 10, Hanna rs, Helgeson 10.
Governor-Johnson "a, Buchanan
Lieutenant Governor-Burdic is.
Sharpe 70. '''''''
Secretary Of state-vosbery "a. Nor
Auditor-Brishtbill Is, Flittie 20.
Treasurer-Bickford IS, Olson %.
Observation-Disclosures IS. Woods
is.
Attorney General-Adamson 81, MIL
Ter 49,.
Insurance. COMMISSIONER ilbreath
rs, Macdonald II.
Railroad !; Observation-Disclosures
II, Fadden 81, Mann IA, -Massingham
10, Purcell 4, ,Stutsman IA
Treasurer-Shaw 10. Barker "a.
Sherif-McLaren ~, Johnson 6.
j, Clerk Of Court-Elton 10. Spaulding
Inkster Township.
senator-Marshall s, McCumber Z.
senator-Engerud 6, Gronna s.
Congress-Johnson 2, Lauder 8,
Mockler. g.. .Skulason s.. .Blaisdell 8,
Hanna 4, Helgeson 3.
Governor-Johnson s, Stimmel /,
Wilson. l.. Aaker 8, Buchanan 8.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick 8.
Sharpe 4.
Secretary Of Stakeholder /, Hen
~ 2. House 3, Norton S.
Auditor-Brightbill g, F1ittie 6.
Treasurer-Bickford z, Olson 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, Woods 8.
Attorney General-Adamson 8, MIL
Ter II.
Insurance mmissioner-Stone 1.
Taylor s.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 4, Macdonald 1.
Railroad Commissioner
I. Fadden s, Mann 1, Massingham 1,
Purcell 8. Stutsman s.
Treasurer-Shaw 6, Barker z.
sheriff-McLaren IL, johnson 2.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 3, spaulding
........ Loretta Township.
senator-Marshall Is. McCumber
10.
senator-Enserud II, Gronna 10.
Congress-Johnson 8, Lauder 9,
Skulason 81, Blaisdell 4, Hanna 4, Hell
geson Is.
Govsrnor-Johnson 8. Aaker IA,
Buchanan 8.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick IS,
Sharpe 8.
Secretary Of state-Henry 4, Nor
ton 10.
Auditor-Brightbill IS. Flittie 10.
Tfeasurer-Bickford 8, Olson 26.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, Woods
Is.
Attorney General-Adamson 9, Mil
Ter 26.
Insurance Commissioner Is,
Taylor 20
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GRAND FORKS COUNTY
PR|MARY:flECT|oN
:. Continued from Page 81

Falconer Township.
Senator-Marshall Z, McCumber 1.
Senator-Engerud 1. Grpnna IA.
H. !Ccngress-Johnson s, Lauder I,
skulason s, Blaisdell S. Hanna 1, Hell
geson 5.
Governor-Johnson S, Wilson 1.
Aaker /, Buchanan s. ~.
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures 1e.
Sharpe 1.
Secretary Of State-Vosberg 2. Hen
~ 5, House 1, Norton Z.
Auditor-Brightbill 8, Flittie s.
Treasurer-BickfordT IL, Olson 4.
Observation-Disclosures s, Woods
10.
Attorney General-Adamson s. MIL
Ter II.
Insurance mmissioner-stone 8,
Taylor 6.
Commissioner of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 8. Macdonald 4.
abroad Observation-Disclosures
(, Fadden 10. Mann z. Massingham 6,
fuiteI =. Stutsman z.
Treasurer-Shaw 16.
Sheriff-McLaren Is, johnson 3.
Clerk Of Court-Elton IL, spauld-
ing 4.
Larimore Township.
Senator-Marshall 1, McCumber 6.
senator-Engerud 3, Gronna 8.
Congress-Johnson I, Lauder 8,
Skulason 8, Blaisdell 8, Hanna 6, Hell
geson l.
Governor-Johnson 9. Aaker 1.
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures 8.
Sharpe. s.
Secretary Of state-vosbers 1. Hen
~ s, Norton ..
Acknowledgment 4, Flittie 6.
'Treasurer-Bickford Z. Olson 1.
Superintendent s. Woods q.
Attorney General-Adamson s, Mil
lsr 6.
Taylor 6.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 6, Macdonald s.
Treasurer-shaw 8, Barker 3.
Sheriff-McLaren 8, johnson 1.
Clerk Of Court-Elton l, Spauldink
Lsrimore City.
Senator-Marshall SO. McCumber
e..
senator-Enserud 1e. Gronna 81.
Congress--Johnson Z, Lauder So.
Mockler 4. skulason %. Blaisdell II.
Hsnna "a. Helgeson So.
Governor-Johnson 26. Stimmel l.,
Wilson 6. Aaker IS. Buchanan IS.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick SO,
Sharpe 81.
Secretary Of state-vosberg 1, Hen
ry Is, House 8. Norton IS.
State Auditor-Brightbil Sc, Fit
tie 20.
Treasurer-Bickford SO, Olson 81.
SUPPLEMENTARY 48, Woods
49,
Attorney General-Adamson 20, Mil
Ter 20.
Insurance Commissioner Gilbreath
30, MacDonald 81
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Commissioner of Agriculture-Gil.
breath 20, Macdonald IA.
Railroad Commissioners-A Anderson
80, Fadden 6, Mann %, Washington 4
Purcell ~. Stutsman 21.
Treasurer-Shaw 1S. Barker II.
, Sherih-McLaren 20, johnson Is.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 4. Spauldine
Northwood Township.
Senator-Marshall AZ, McCumber
senator-7ngerud rs, Gronna 4s.
Congress-Johnson 8. Lauder %,
Mochler 2. skulason 26, Blaisdell S,
Hanna II, Helgeson 46.
Governor-Johnson z, Aaker So,
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures IS,
Sharpe Is.
Secretary of state-vosberg s, Hen
~ 6, House Z, Norton AZ.
Auditor-Brightbill IS. Flittie %.
Treasurer-Bickford q, Olson AZ.
Observation-Disclosures 10, Woods
&c..
Attorney General-Adamson -, Mil
Ter As.
Insurance Commissioner-stone II,
Taylor So.
Commissioner of Agriculture-Gil-
breath q, Macdonald so.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures
60, Fadden Is. Mann 80, Massingham
6. Purcell IS. Stutsman 81.
Treasurer-Shaw AZ. Barker II.
Sherif-McLaren 10. johnson 43.
Clerk of Court-Elton 8, SpauldinK
S..
Lind Township.
Senator-Marshall 30, McCumber
IL.
Senator-Engerud 10. Gronna Is.
Congress-Johnson 2, Lauder s,
Skulason Is. Blaisdell 4, Hanna IL,
Helgeson 90.
Governor-Johnson 9, Wilson l.,
Aaker %, Buchanan 6.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick rs,
Sharpe 10.
Secretary Of state-vosberg 10. Nor
ton 10.
Acknowledgment is. Flittie 9.
Treasurer-Bickford IA, Olson Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, Woods
10.
Attorney General-Adamson is. Mill
Ter 81.
Insurance Commissioner -.
Taylor "a.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 20. Macdonald II.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures
"a. Fadden 8. Mann 20. Massingham
8, Purcell Is. Stutsman TO-
Treasurer-Shaw %, Barker is.
sheriff-McLaren 21. johnson II.
Clerk of Court-Elton II. Spauld-
ing 80.
Northwood City.
Senator-Marshall 81, McCumber
30.
senator-Engerud 80. Gronna 65.
Congress-Johnson z. Lauder 81,
Mockler 2. Skulason IS. Blaisdell IL.
Hanna "a, Helgeson 50.
Governor-Johnson 10. Stimmel 2,
Wilson I, Aaker So. Buchanan 81.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick 81,
Sharpe 26.
Secretary of State-vosberg 10,
Henry 81. House 9. Norton SO.
Auditor-Brightbill SO. Flittie AZ.
Treasurer-Bickford 8, Olson 81.
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500 and Gronna 1918. In the cover.
1901 votes. McCumber 700, Engerud
norship contest Johnson has SOC votes
Aaker 523 and Buchanan $50.
In the Sixth legislative district
Stanchfield defeated Ryan for state
senator. Collins and Anderson were
nominated for the house.
Mekinock.
Senator-Marshall 20, McCumber 10
Engerud 10, Gronna 80.
Congress-Johnson 2, Lauder 10,
Skulason Fl. Blaisdell 8, Hanna s.
Governor-Johnson 10. Aaker IL
Buchanan 10.
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures 20,
Sharpe IA.
Secretary of State-vosberg s.
Henry S. House 1, Norton %.
State Auditor-Brightbill 21, Flittie
q.
Decentralization 16, Olson q.
Superintendent-Taylor 80, Woods
9.
Attorney General-Adamson ~,
Miller 80.
Commissioner Of 1nsurance-stone
80. Taylor 4.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath IS. Macdonald z.
r. R. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81,
Fadde MA. Mann 10, Massingham s,
Purcell u. Stutsman IS.
Treasurer--Shaw SO, Barker g.
Sheric-McLaren II, Johnson 30.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 9, Spauld-
ing SO.
Allendalc Township.
Senatcr-Hannafin 1, Marshall 10,
McCumber 8. Midtbo 2. Gronna IA.
Congress-Johnson 2, Lauder s.
Mockler 4. skuIason 9, Blaisdell 2.
Helgesen Z.
Governor-Johnson 1, Wilson 1, Blu
chanan 6.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick IL,
Sharpe S.
Henry 4. House 1. Norton 8.
Secretary Of State-Vosbere 1,
State Auditor-Brightbill s, Flittle
Treasurer-Bickford s. Olson Z.
Observation-Disclosures 1, Woods
10.
Attorney General-Adamson l.,
Miller IL.
Commissioner Of Insurance-stone
2, Taylor H..
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 4. Macdonald 9.
R. r. Observation-Disclosures 6,
Fadden s, Mann 9. Massingham 8,
Purcell Z. Stutsman z.
Treasurer-Shaw 10, Barker 8.
Sherif-McLaren II. Johnson 4.
Clerk of Court-Elton 9, spaulding
{.
OakviIle Township.
Senator-Marshall II, McCumber 4.
Enserud 5, Gronna 10.
Congress-Johnson 3, Lauder 4.
Skulason Z, Blaisdell s, Hanna 1, Hell
gesen 6.
decentralization Z, Wilson 1.
Aaker 2, Buchanan 5.
Lieutenant Governor g
Sharpe 6.
Secretary Of state-vosberx l..
Henry 6. House 4, Norton I.
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Observation-Disclosures As, Woods
IS.
Attorney General-Adamson rs, Mil.
Ter 50.
Insurance Commissioner-stone 81
Taylor II.
Commissioner of Agriculture-Gil-
breath IS, Macdonald SO.
Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
66. Fadden 80. Mann So, Massingham
TO-, Purcell "A. Stutsman Al.
! Treasurer-Shaw So, Barker %.
| Sherih-McLaren Al. johnson AZ.
Clerk Of Court-Elton II, Spauld-
ing 81.
Grace Township.
Senator-Marshall 10, McCumber s.
Senator-Engerud 4, Gronna "a.
Congress-Johnson 3, Lauder 10
Skulason IL. Blaisdell 3, Hanna 6,
Helgesen II.
Governor-Johnson 8, Wilson Q
Aaker 10. Buchanan g.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick 10,
Sharpe 10.
Secretary of State-House Z, Nor
ton 16.
Auditor-Brightbill Is. Flittie Is.
Treasurer-Bickford IA, Olson Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is, Woods
Attorney General-Adamso s. Mill
Ter 20.
Insurance con,missioner-stone IL.
Taylor 16.
Commissioner of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 10. Macdonald IA.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures
al q
Stutsman Is.
Treasurer-Shaw 25. Barker z.
Sheri6-McLaren 10. johnson IS.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 2, Spaulding
rs.
Niagara Township.
Senator-NlcCumber s. Marshall IL.
Midtbo 3.
Senator-Engerud 8. Gronna IL.
Congress-Blaisdell 6. Helgeson 8,
Johnson 3. Lauder 2. Skulason IA.
Governor-Aaker s. Buchanan 4.
Johnson 6.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick 10.
Sharpe s.
Secretary Of state-Henry Z, House
2. Norton z, Vosberg 2.
Auditor-Brightbill 8. Flittie 9.
Treasurer-Bickford 3. Olson IS.
SUPPLEMENTARY s. Woods 10.
Attorney General-Adamson 6. Mil
Ter 10.
Insurance Commissioner-stone 5.
Taylor II.
Commissioner of Agriculture-Gil-
breath Z. Macdonald 6.
Railroad Commissioners-Ande
IA. Fadden T. Mann 6, Massingham
2. Purcell 6. Stutsman 9.
Treasurer-Shaw IA. Barker 4.
Sheriff-AlcIaren Is. johnson g.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 3. Spaulding
16.
Incomplete returns from Grand
county. with fifteen voting precincts
not included, show that in the three
places on the county ticket which
were contested. NJ. w. spaulding for
clerk OF court is nominated by a large
majority. Shaw Is nominated for
treasurer by a vote of probably three
to one. McLaren Is probably nomin-
ated for sheriff. %
For the senatorship Marshall has
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State Acknowledgment z, Flittie
State Observation-Disclosures 2, Olson
observation-disclosures ~, Woods
Attorney General-Adamson 5, Mil
Ter 10.
Commissioner of Insurance-stone
4, Taylor IL.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath 6. Macdonald 8.
r. R. Observation-Disclosures 10.
Fadden 9. Mann 10. Massingham /.
Purcell IL, Stutsman 6.
Treasurer-Shaw 10, Barker 4.
Sheriff-McLaren l, johnson IA.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 4. Spauldine
Chester Township.
Senator-Marshall 20, McCumber Is,
Engerud 3. Gronna "a.
Congress Lauder z. Skulason 20,
Blaisdell 20. Hanna IA, Helgesen 10.
Governor-Johnson IA, Buchanan
10.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick ~.
Shrape 8.
Secretar yof State-Henry 9, Nor
ton 10.
Auditor-Brishtbill Fl, Flittie 10.
Treasurer-Bickford SO, Olson :.
Observation-Disclosures "a, Woods
8.
Attorney General-Adamson 8, Mil
Ter Is.
Commissioner Of Stone
IL, Taylor 2z.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Gil-
breath IL. Macdonald is.
r. R. ommissioners-Ander -.
Fadden 20, Mann Is. Massingham 8,
Purcell 10, Stutsman 10.
Treasurer-Shaw %. Barker Is.
Sheriff-McLaren is. johnson 10.
Clerk Of Court-Elton 8, Spoulding
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The man who lights cigar with a
five dollar BILL. has often been laugh
ed at as fool. Money spent in .
night of drinking would be better
spent in lighting a cigar. Most q.
travagance is too edged.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-04-21

Ak paper The WoRLD's CREssEr
as he called it. For we can posi-
lively rest assured, that If We
read the CREsSET weekly we will
not be in the dark. For this
worthless little :.y4 CREssET. AZ
1t is called bv many " can uu.
Told. those things called mvster.
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know that the Ed Of tho rKgssFT
can answer any question. that
any man can ask. and any ones.
tion any man on earth secs fit to
ask. For we are bible student
nurs"'f. and wa know that no
has the truth That is tho truth
mat was nn"n cast down W thn
ground Ard the orn that did II
is the v"rv ono that the Ed Of the
Mansfield Press said that II is
bed rnSinosS for tho Ed Of tho
'RESSET To cvrose him. Rut
shoot IT ~ 'nm Ed CrrssET.
And Ed If the Press, or any
render " Won holiovo th,t the
Ed Of tho CREssEr cant answer
any question or give Won n sn.is.
'arsor'v exclamation If any pas.
Sage,f scripture, inst asl, tho
question or give ,he ecrinture
and the I'd . trial. And he vii,
soon convince Won. and satisfy
Won. or any man who is looking 70
their soni'S interest after this
life.
Fnr he can unfold the Word of
GOD until 'hnro is no mystery
left. And we believe ,ho, IL w;l,
d" the Ed. Of tho "Man>tield
Press" lots of good inst 10 take n
te" lessons from the Rihla nv
this man hc y i'll learn ororoh IN
E"'n or 81 -'rarrore tocS, and
"" MI" fish STAY r,hn shore
whore ha is saro. and u vii, bo
much better for mn in tire IN
rom", Hope he NAV lear q loo.
son from this article. Yours for
truth and rioht.
{. f. Cooper.
Wavham No