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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-01
Consider This Advice.

Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to a surgi-
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
ly from roots and herbs, fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and lnylgorator of
the female organism. Women resid-
ing in almost every city and town in
the United States bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II cures female ills, and creates radi-
ant, buoyant female health. II you
are i'll, for your own sake as well as
those you love, give it trial.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
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NEWSBOYS OF LONDON
REAP RICH HARVEST

LONDON. July 31.-London. eagerly
waiting got the first news OF the iden-
Crippen and his companion Ethel Je-
neve. through the Associated Press dis
patches, which were received here far
ahead Of scores OF other messages an
nounclng the event
Special editions OF the Sunday papers
with the Associated Press dispa tches
were issued by the thousands and were
eagerly bought up. II Is long time
since the newsboys had such n harvest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-01
Comparison Of Distances.

The distance between New York and
via Panama, sos miles; via Tehuante,
pee. 4415; direct by shortest transcon.
tinental railway line, 5l91 miles, and
by way of Magellan straits, 1909
miles. From the Hawaiian islands to
New York the distances are, by way of
San Francisco. 52sS miles; by way of
Tehuantepec. 5s06 miles; By way of
Panama. 66s6 miles. and By way Of Ma
gellan straits. 13,26o miles,
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Will Renew Probing.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Ju1v a. 49,
legislative bribery investigation Is scbad
5ed 10 begin this week State Attorney
Burke said today he had issued twelve
ipopoenas late Saturday night and sent
mem 10 Chicago By special delivery.
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7. O. O. z

Salt Lake lodge No. 9 l. O. O. F.. under
the good Of the order" last Friday night
enjoyed literary and musical program
cry one present voted IL an Immense s1c
cess Next Friday night the initiatory
degree will be conferred
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0KLAH0MA'S CORN
is BADLY DAMAGED

GUTHRIE, Okla. July 3I.-The report
OF the state board OF agriculture up tc
July %. made public today. estimates the
damage to the corn crop In Oklahoma
in the last month at 81 8 per cent, This
is against a damage OF 25.6 per cent In
1909. The board reports the cotton crop
holding up we'll. Since July 25 the hot
test and driest weather of the year has
been felt and the damage IS said to be
much increased over the hgures made
public,
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake No. ] will noeet nov,
wednesday evening In the jennings hall
Il west First South All members are
requested TO he present, as several i'm
portant matters are TO be attended 10
All visiting Foresters are cordially In,
vited. '
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Maccabees,

The ladies' OF Liberty hive No and
Inelr irlends Will meet at Liberty park
Thursday afternoon. August for their
usual weekly social. All Maccabees and
their friends are welcome Meet al band
stand at o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-01

Gordon circle No. I. Ladies OF the G.
p. m. August G. in odd Fellows: hal,
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Royal Neighbors

Royal Neighbors Camp 1886 will meet
this (Monday) evening al O'Clock in
tne /. .; o. F. hall All members are
requested to be present. VISITING men
| oers are cordially invited TO attend.
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could not do any of
my housework. NV
sickness was called
RetrotleZion. When
/ would sit down I
felt as if l could not
ge t p. / took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e ge t a Bile Com
pound and did just
as you told me and
now / am perfectly
cured, and have a
big ably boy" =
--A Dn 10 DlazI
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NOblo Grand

The Naomi Past Noble Gropde c,uh
and Degree Staff will meet at Mt OlIvat
on Tuesday morning. August 2, at 1870
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Ladies Of the G.

G. hail, l3T East First South street. All
Canadians invited.
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Canadian Association

Inc CANADIAN association will rnee,
Wednesday evening. August 3, In X of
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ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, Minn.-"About yea,
ago I wrote you that | was sick and
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000, Independent 800.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS FoR WEEK.


: ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK. .
+ Vaudeville .
!. ORPHEUM THEATER-Advnnced :
i vaudeville. Matinee, 2'l5. Even :
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!. Musical Comedy. I.
I SHUBERT THEATER-"In Gay /.
: Paree. Evening, 7.30 and 9;15. /.
: Motion Pictures. !
: LUNA AND ISIS THEATERS- =
: All the week. Continuous per- :.
: formance. :.
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Bell Main 5000. Independent SOC
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Bell Main 5000. independent $50.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
THURSDAY TO Be GALA
DAY IN LANCASTER.
BRASS BAND ANo FIRewoRKs-
5000 IN CASH ANC PRIZES TO
BE GIVEN AWAY

The citizens of Stanford and vicin-
ity are cordially invited by the Bow.
man Realty Company to be present at
the Grand auction lot sale to be held
at Lancaster Thursday, Aug 1ith. on
the new addition, known as Haselden
Heights.
A brass band will be in attendance
all day. Daylight fireworks, a new
feature in the fireworks line, will be
shown throughout the day.
Never in the history of Lancaster
and vicinity has there been such an
opportunity for the investor, as well
as the home builder. Haselden
Heights has all the advantages of a
city lot, without its disadvantages:
water, cement walks, electric. lights,
wide streets. etc. Combine the above
with the fact that the city must grow
in that direction and you have one Of
the best propositions ever offered To
the public, and the public are cordial,
ly invited to come TO Lancaster hurs.
day, August 18th and inspect this
property. 5000 in cash and prizes Is
to be given away To the one holding
the lucky tickets, which will be dis,
triN led on the grounds. Dinner will
al be served on the grounds and a
&C j.al welcome is extended to all.
- lots will be sold 70 colored peo-
r. under any consideration.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
J. H. Baughman Sells Out
n. c. KAUFMAN GUYS HIS HOME
AND FARM

A deal was concluded today by
which James II. Baughman sold his
handsome home and farm on somer.
set pike to HAIRY c. Baughman, cash.
Ter OF the First National Bank. There
are about $50 acres in the place and
the residence, which is of the old
colonial type, is one Of the handsom.
est in this section. The price paid
was not made public, but is under.
stood to have been a stiff one for this
place is said by many to be one of
the most desirable in the county.
II is the former residence of MIR.
s. II. BaughInan, who sold II to his
son few years ago.
Mr.. Baughman's sale of the place
Is preliminary to his big closing out
sale OF all his show mules and brood
stock which will take place at the
farm on Sept 6. Possession will be
given tho new owner soon after the
sale.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Casey Coz nty Couples
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE WHILE
DRIVING THRo' JUNCTION CITY

Junction city Aug. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardin, OF Lib
~ had narrow escape last week
while driving through Junction CITY
They were driving a two horse team
Somebody passing popped their whip
and the horses driven by the Har
dins began Kicking and running
They were finally brought TO a
standstill but one OF the horses was
so badly cut and bruised that the
Journey could not be continued. The
Hardins we're on route to Washing
ton county.
Ernest Taylor. II year old son OF
Joseph Turner had a blood curdling
experience the other night He was
held up by two masked men on the
Knob Lick pike a mile and half from
Junction City They rifled his pock.
cts but got only 60 cents. One OF
the men flashed a gun in the face of
the young man while another held a
huge knife drawn over his head
When young Turner was released he
made a bee line for his home and
no grass grew under his feet. His
father says II Is difficult TO get him 20
go out side OF the door after sundow u
since his frightful experience.
DR.. II. $ Chase says there is only
one case OF typhoid fever in June.
tion city. The rest OF those who
are supposed TO have typhoid ars
suffering from malaria. Mr.. Clay
Fox Is said to bo the only real ty.
phoid patient and he caught the dis.
ease while away from home.
Pinker Traynor while cutting kind.
ling almost cut his brothers finger off
Both are children. and James Traynor
had reached down 10 get some kind
ling, when the accident occurred.
The five months old infant OF Mr.
and Mrs. William White died from
an attack OF cholera infantum.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
hlany Hearts Made Happy
GAN CUPID HAS BEEN BUSY IN
THIS SECTION LATELY.

Little Dan Cupid has been very busy
in Lincoln county recently, and many
young hearts have been made happy
At the home of James Brown near
Kings Mountain Rev, r. r. Noel on
Sunday Aug. 7th said the words
which made Mr. V. c. Gilliland. and
Miss Birdie Brown man and wife. A
large number of friends and rela-
tives were present at the happy oc-
casion. Their immediate attendants
were Mr.. Fred Reynolds and Miss
Maude Brown. Both of these young
people have a wide circle of friends
who will wish them much happiness.
They are both school teachers and are
suited to make each other the best OF
help-meets through life.
Henry Gooch a well-known young
farmer and Miss Myrtle Austin, we're
united in marriages holy bonds at the
home OF Mr. Ed Austin on July 21st.
fhey are very popular and have many
hearty congratulations.
William Middleton well.known far
,ner OF Garrard county, took one OF
Lincoln's fairest daughters when he
was married to Miss Ella Frazier at
the home of Mr.. w. l.. Frazier.
Rev. ]. G.. Livingston sid the words
which made Richard Dyehouse and
Miss Sabra Plummer man and wife
at his home near Crab Orchard. Many
good wishes from their numerous
friends and loved ones go out to these
couples for complete happiness.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
0ttenheinn.

Miss Ida Gutenson is here from Gin
cinnati visiting her parents.
Mrs. Anna Petry Is at home from
Jackson, Miss. she will spend some
time with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Russell.
Mrs. Minnie Hearn. OF Crawfords
Vile, Ind, is visiting her sister Mrs
c. w. Russell
Emil Bless went to Cincinnati sun
day TO spend a few days with his
friend and relatives.
Miss Martha Meier anu her mother
were over Sunday from Highland and
spent the day with Mrs. A. Stampfley
Ben Busse has gone TO Cincinnati
to see his brothers. from there he will
go 10 Cold Water. o.. and spend few
days with his uncle.
Miss Margaret aud Mollie Bless. are
at home from Cincinnati. Visiting their
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

MIR. +. r. Underwood and daughters
of Springfield, Mo-. left Monday for
their home after a visit to Mr.. j. Z.
Roberts and family at Hubble
Mr.. and Mrs Elkin, of Louisville are
guests of his sister, Mrs. X. Nj. New
land
Little Miss Lucille Ireland has is
sued Invitations TO her little friends
10 a party next Friday afternoon in
celebration of her second birthday
Mrs. Joe Falconer and children, OF
Middlesboro, passed through here on
Monday en- route to their home after
a visit to relatives in Lancaster.
Mrs. Leroy Carpenter, of Pennsyl-
vania, nee Miss Matte Nenefee, Is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. n.
Menetee
Miss Lula o Dodge. of Nogales. Ariz
and Mrs. Isabelle Henry, OF Chicago.
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 4.
Owsley
Mr.. j. S. Hooker. is taking his va.
cation at tie northern lakes. He Will
be Joined there by his brother. X. w,
Hooker. OF Kansas City
Mrs. s. ID. Carter and daughter oi
Louisville, are the guests OF Mrs. j.
l.. Totten and family.
Mrs. q. B. Pennybaker and children
of DanviIie. are the guests OF Mrs.
Arthur Hill.
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Jasper Thompson anu wife. or WOOD
stock. are visiting DR.. and ]. W
Thompson.
Dennie and Leila Gooch visited "
ID. Johnson.
The little son OF DR.. Craig. of stan
ford visited Hulcee Acton.
MIR. J. M. Johnson. OF Somerset.
visited friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Wallace Walter. wife and Jos
eph attended the Lancaster fair.
Mrs. Mande Walden. OF Burnside
and Mrs. Cora Lacy visited their
father Mr.. X. J. Hogue.
Mr.. T. NJ. Afford and wife visited
Mr.. Dishon at Morelanc.
Mr.. II. o. Daily and wife. Of E,i.
banks visited Mr. NJ. q. Murphy
The Surber boys are threshing
wheat In this neignborhood.
The Sunday School Union held AT
Pleasant Point church vas a success
In every particular. A number Of 9TH
er churches were well represented
and an interesting program was car
ried out among those who LOOK part
In the discussions were:
Rev. J. T fIoskins. e. Singleton,
and J G. McClary. of Stanford. Rev.
W. @. Tilford and II. .. Daily OF Flu
banks. Rev. j. A. Singleton aud A,
c.. Coker. of Pleasant Point. Mrs.
Laura Lee and 7, s. Benson. Of Mid
dleburg. There were plenty OF re.
freshments on the grounds and every
body went away feeling it was good
10 have been there.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The Lincoln County Sunday School
convention of the Christian churches
will be held at Turnersville on Aug
24th. A fine program has been pre-
pared and II Is especially important
that every Bible school should be rep
resented. Every superintendent in
the county should be present at this
convention as he will gain information
and inspiration that will give new
life to his work. Dinner will be served
on the grounds by the Turnersvil,e
people and we hope to have a very
enjoyable and profitable day. Either
Brother Hopkins or Brother Frazee
will be present. ID. NJ. Walker.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
LINCOLN REPUBLICANS
ARE STAND PATTERS''
PAYNE.ALoRIcH raR,Fr esooRs
30 BY COUNTY CONVENTION
HERE SATURDAY.

Lincoln county republicans went ON
record as being nd-patters" a. thu
county mass convention held here sat
urday afternoon at which delegate
were appointed 20 the district con
vention Go be held IN Danville TODAY
at which a candidate for conRress will
be nominated. The Payne.Aldrioh tar.
III law which even many OF the best
republicans OF the nation pronounce
a rank Injustice TO the people. was
endorsed In the resolutions adopted. nj
though they were conspicuously silent
on the Aldrich.Cannou oligarchy.
The resolutions proposed United
states Senator Bradley for Vice.Presl
dent, and also endorsed the admins.
tration of Governor Wilson and Presi.
dent Taft.
Nineteen good republicans we're
named as delegates from Lincoln Ia
the District Convention at Danvilie
They go uninstructed. so far the
name of no particular man has been
suggested as a suitable candidate 20
oppose Hon. Harvey Helm. The dele.
gates from Lincoln are: Messrs.
John Edmiston, X. d. Noaks. Jesse
Price, John A. Blain. J. &. Napier,
Thomas Ferril. Fred Carson. A. G..
Faiconer. Baker Hubble, II. l.. Dawson
A. B Florence. G.. w Gentry. W. ID.
'Tariif. Harrison Graham. Anderson
Carr. X. G. Arnold. A G Carman. and
Ora Gooch.
Later, II Is said 10 have been
agreed among the leaders that Hon. e.
NJ Hanna. OF Shelby coutny. will re-
ceiye the congressional nomination.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Rockcasde Mines.
MAY be REoPENso eY COAL CON
PANY- MT. VERNON NEWS.
Mt Vernon, Aug

Mt Vernon. Aug :
The Big Hill Coal Co. have some
prospectors at work arond the old
mines az Johnetta. this county and Il
IL generally understood from parties
Who are IN position to know. that this
company will reopen these mines
at once says the Signal. These mines
have cen what might be termed dead
for three or four years. but the pros
poets now look good for reopenIng and
starting anew. The branch line OF the
L. q ~. Railroad runs up to Johnetta
and II work starts again this road viii
carry the coal from the mines.
Mrs. Matilda Jane Cummins died
last week after an illness OF several
months She was at the home OF
tier son W. c. Cummins.
Mrs. Lizzie Wallin. OF Lincoln
county. has been with her daughter
Mrs. Alice Tate.
Willie Adams who Is tslegraphing at
Shelby City. Was with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Adaids Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Maret. OF the Wilde sec
ton, was with her daughter Mrs. J.
Fish from Friday ,in Monday.
Mrs. Cleo Brown and Miss Rissle
Mnliams were at Crab Orchard
Springs during this week.
Mrs. W. J. C4iildress and children
were here this week from Huston
willie with relatives.
Mrs. Patsy Brown. trained nurse.
came down from Stanford Monday
and drove out 10 Level Green 20 nurse
John Brad Cummins who has been
very low with fever.
Miss Frances Sparks, the popular
and attractive daughter OF Mr.. W. !.
ssparan, is visiting .a Co.!2stcn ghere
Mrs. w. b. Grail will receive and
Judge r. G.. Williams Will entertain
IN her honor at that city's fashion
ablecountry club.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
NEW YoRks MAYOR sHor
AND MAY DIE
Special TO Interior Journal

Special 10 Interior Journal
New York, August 9th, 1910
Mayor osynor was shot by a man
nsmed Gallagher thi, morning. and
his wound IL believed 20 be fatal. Gal
lsaher IL said 20 be an ex-eity employs.
He said that Mayor osynor took away
his living 80 he sought revenge.
osynor has made a great reputation
since taking the msyoraity chair and
has been making the best executive
the metropolis has had In scores OF
years. He has been strongly consid-
cred ss q prospective candidate for
the next Democratic nomination for
president OF the United states.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Springs Full Up
CRAB ORCHARD HAVING GREAT
EST SEASON IN YEARS
Crab Orchard. Aug

Crab Orchard. Aug 8
This one Of Crab Orchard Springs
biggest seasons in years. The hotels
are crowded and have found 1t neces-
sary TO announce that they will be un-
able to accommodate any more guests
before Tuesday. Aug. 9th. All the
guests are seemingly having a good
time and are undaunted by the crowd
ed conditions. For instance, in one
case. there are eighteen guests in four
rooms.
The Springs base ball team defeated
the town team Saturday by a score OF
Z to 2.
There will be a fancy dress masked
ball at Crab Orchard Springs on
Thursday evening, Aug. IL. and prizes
will be given to lady and gentleman
having most striking costumes. De-
cision by secret ballot of the audi
ence
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Cleaned Up Docket
SPECIAL TERM OF COURT DID
MUCH GOOD WORK.

At the recent special term OF the
Lincoln circuit court when criminal
cases only were tried. out OF docket
composed OF 1873 cases. the court clear
ed up l05. which is considered splen-
did record.
After peremptory instructions had
been given In favor OF j. NJ. McCarty
In two cases for permitting miners 60
play pool, the other n indictments
against him on these grounds were
dismissed. ft.It
Il is said that James Hughes who
was sentenced 10 serve five years ON
the charge OF OBTAINING woman. will
appeal his case to the court OF ap-
peals. his attorney and friends feel
ing that the higher court will make
a different view OF the facts that did
the lower jury.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
AN EXPERTS OPINION OF SkIN
DISEASES

A prominent national expert on
skin diseases whose name you are ia.
miliar with says that in all mis- scien.
tific experience he has never found
so hard disease to conquer as Ec-
7ema. Yet he does not hesitate TO
recommend Zemo as a mcst success
ful remedy for the treatment OF Ec-
zema, itching skin diseases. dandru1.
pimples, blackheads and all other dis
cases Of the skin and scalp. He says
that not only do its curative qualities
make II popular but also the fact that
It is a clean liquid remedy for external
use. A great Improvement over the
old style greasy salves aud lotions
which are not only unpleasant to use
but do not destroy the germ life that
destroys the disease. zemC draws the
germs to the surface and destroys
them, leaving the skin clear and heal
thy. Can be used freely ON infants.
Mr.. G. l.. Penny will gladly supply
those who call with free sample bot
tie OF Zeno and booklet which ex-
plains in simple language all about
skin diseases and how to cure your
self at home with zemo.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
NOTICE TO rHg pusLic

have be IN inforu,ed that the news
is going that | have closed down on
account OF having no cook. desire
70 inform any one wishing to come TO
Elixir Springs to get the benefit OF the
best water In the Uuited States that
We have as fine cook As there Is in
hentucky and will give you good well
cooked wholesome food. Come and
see F, NJ. Sims. Pror. Elixir Springs
Kentucky.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Three Railroaders
HAVE CLOSE CALL IN KINGS
MOUNTAIN TUNNEL

Caught in the middle OF Kings
Mountain tunrel, on account OF a
derailed car. three men nearly lost
their lives last week by suffocation.
They we're held In the tunnel for an
hour and forty minutes. and when
uhey finally got out they were COM
pletely exhausted from the effects OF
the smoke. heat and gases. They
were Conductor James W. Davis, En-
ginaer Ooten and sectionman George
smith. Midway In the tunnel. which
Is more than mile long. car was
derailed on account OF the breaking
of rail. The combined efforts OF
the train crew and Mr.. Smith who
was near al hand was necessary to
replace the car and repair the track
before the train could be moved.
The work on the inside with the
small crew was quite difficult. and be-
fore the train WAS ready 10 move on,
the entire crew was practically dis
abled.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Family Reunion
TO BE HELD BY DESCENDANTS
OF MRS. MURPHY AUG II

On next Thursday Aug. IL Mrs. Sal.
lie Murphy, familiarly known to every.
one in the Kings Mountain section as
Aunt Sallie," will celebrate her 92
birthday and family reunion will be
held at Pleasant Point Baptist church
Five generations OF her family will be
present. There will be services at the
church in celebration of the event
and everybody is invited to come and
bring with them well filled baskets
for the dinner which will be served on
the grounds.
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
Lincoln Wall
DIES AT KINGS MOUNTAIN AFTER
SHORT ILLNESS.

Lincoln Wall ono OF the best known
residents OF King'A Mountain Section.
died at mis- home thSre last week after
short illness OF Brights disease
lie was b.. years of Age and one of the
most respected men OF the community
He Is survived by his wife and several
grown children.
Funeral services were conducted by
Squire J. A. Singleton Monday when
all that was mortal OF tails good man
was laid 10 rest
The interior journal., 1910-08-09
IN THE ELEVENTH

Attorney Charles F. Montgomery, OF
Liberty, passed through here last
week en- route to the meeting Of the
Democratic committeeman OF the 11th
district held at Barbourville. A dis
trict convention to be held at Somer-
set Sept. 22 was decided on to name
q candidate for congress. County con-
yentious win be held on Sept IL a
few days after the Powers-Edwards
primary.