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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07
preiYe- e-ausfhub: Carl plsb. @prf.;

gauI Srtmann, ienrp alkrs.
Sn Derbinbuns nit Der ernennuns
Der ausIduFe n,ohte oerr ShDaab
baraui aufmsrfiom. bab bas sommsns
M Jrlbiobr bel 4rbeit fiir ben Vers
bonb brinse unb "a baber om piase
fei. bab bic auslHiiHe. beionoers Der
propaaanbas. iyinon3s uno 0eiesesbs
unas s4usidub iid fofort ans Wers
nader miibien. geionoers lei Is st'
boien, ben 9,rbdnb uno beHen Wsits
eIiebersah gu persr5bern. Gs eebs
nod eenng beuifffpredknbe Wereins
in Cincinnati, bie nihi oem Uerbdnot
nnetbortsn unb fie ale. eleihpisl ob
bic Wieae ibrer MiisIieber In Dsu.ihs
lamb ober in eintm anberen Qanoe ges
itanb.n babe, 70 lanae fis bemielbsn
s3i.!e suItrebien ME Der SinbtperboHo,
foliie ibnen nibt nur gelseenbeit sts
ssben. ionbern fie iollien basu pers
anlabt iperbsn, oem gerbono beiantreT
ten.
4uf antraa ks Germ Ssnb.lbah
purbs Der ausfhub fir
garts unb SpieIpIdbe
ans.piei.n, BET Der pdrtbsb6rbe nors
ii.liis su tpero.n, um berielber mitsus
itsiIsn. bab .s bic anfibt bes 8trbans
bes isi, nit Der Grperbuns ponG1no
fur SpisIpldse in Der unisren S!oot,
no Fe u0tbig iinb. Su Beginner, uno
nidt bos porbdnbene 0elb fiir ioIte
auf bem Berg gu peroussaben.
.Sn W.moram SuIiu Ries.
5srr q. g. gure.r isb.s bic Dele
a. N In sinsr asfIblpoilen Reoe bon
BEN Nhlebeu btr Irau Sulia Rits. Der
Wuis.r ., Fiuansi,lretdrs hss Der
bonbs. in ae., ~yib unb tpiomete eer
Weriiorknen eintn rr3Iihen Rnhruf
iposin er beiontt, onb NIT ibr cine
tsrnbeutifs brdpe 5rau. bic an all
eeutiten geiirebuneen fists ben
resiisu 2lntbsiI esnommsn uno oud
elm. Der 5auntitiisen Der 5rousnsSeis
iion oes Stobtnerbanbs tpar, aus BEN
Qsbeu ssidieben isi. gu Gbrsn ibrss
aHoen.ens erbobsn iih bic antpeieuosn
0tleaaisn BON ibren SibsE.
Gum ShluHt ipuree nod Der ans
oel,ssnkit bs3eI. Der 4noronung oss
9inntnfisuernmts. baB gereine. ipelde
BEL ibrsn JsiiIid.siisn ibreu eisensn
Getrdnies sausihant boben, bic 9uns
bssfteusr erIsssn miiHen. sripdbnt. 9a
in oisIer angelssenbeit leboh ein pros
tsit nuBios ipdr.. tpurben seins tpsites
ren gtfhliHs boriiber eefabi.
Der Ginausfssreiar madts bic De-
lesdisn nod barauf aufmsr!iam. bab
i'm Wonat Mdr3 ipieber bic aopfi,susr
BON ben ein5eInsn 9treinen fdiltg fsi,
mcrauf 9ertosuns einirat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07
0eihssssh6rt.

Der 80 Sabre oIie GIert 4lber.
a.ppIsr. pon go. 3131 Rsabins Roao.
lpurbe seiiern a6enb In po.roluaeen
s BON feiner Wobnune nus mad hsm
ftabiiI6en 6oipiiol sebroh!. CT Isibei
an GeiFesft6runs uHb biIoet iih elm.
bon alien m0sIihen 2biern perfolst
su fpsrben.
Der 13 Sabre olis $. Giesman. bon
Dtoreetorpn, g.. traf eefisrn Abenb
unier Obhut oes qrobairinisrs pens
nelI. bon Hropn Gounip, g.. bier ein
unb ipurbe iiber Ra6t i'm Definitions
baufe einsdperrs. um beuie non Der
SrrenaniinIi in Ddpion eebroht Sn
iperben. Der bebauernspertbe Qnobs
III oeiIiesaeft0rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07

YeHons am /. Sanuar 1911 $97.14
Vrdfbent Gdipaob srnnnnte oi.
folsenben
Stebenben ausfhuffe
fir bos laufenbe Jobr:
Romposne 4usfhub: Sobn Rams
moron. Uori.; abom Stnbslbu6. q.
Gdinoelin. Gam. Ddum. 5snrp Eies.
6earp NIbtrs.
4usfGub fiir beutfte Sprahe: 8.
o. Burger, Dori.; ubalb Willenborg.
Dan. Qusenbisb!. guil Rramer. aarl
Quebers.
Ausihub fur beuiide Oefniht.:
Dr. 8. o. Gid. Dorf.; Auguft 0ors
bad. Dr. Nribur Rnoh, Jobu 6ofes
roth. gbas. Wenier.
propogonbu Muslfub: Jroni
Rahfor, Dori.; Gbmuno Ghrinner,
MboIf Rummer. Jobn Mausborb.,
Sic. 4ors, Wm. 6offmdnn.
Dergniisunes Ausf6ub: 9enrr
Dpermnnn, Wcrf.; Ootibilf Wuens
dom. Jobu Dnrm. 1rnnt Hnisrim,
John Mbe. 3. 6. GaBner.
Musf4u6 fur Gpietpldte unb
porfs: Carl Gtora Wori.; JobaGstr,
Gbip. 3. Wsude, On. 1errIt IT,; 6tnrr
Genning, N. Neumunn, EoSpdr 6in.
4uSf9ub fur Oefeteebuns: gbos.
Ruhi. Nori.; 6enrp 6oefis, Gospor
pfiRer. 4snrp ltn3tr, Chris. S4ott.
Jobn GMnanb.
Dinon3SMusfHub: Sobn Qoenis,
0cri.; Jobn Armbruifer. 9beo. 6ou,
cor, 6tHrp Rroser. 6enrp Riss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07

Gie GDpingtpn Office fir bas rGin'
tianati @ultsblatt" beiiaoet iif I'M
@ebaubc 2u. 509-511 MaSiiOu
aUenne. an5eigen, Wtittbeilunsen
nnS Seitell,suscn irgenomelher 4rt
iperoem bis 10 ltbr Nbenbs baielbit
entgesengcnummcn. Sslepbun SOutb
1854.
Refiingoteb BE in 8 q It.
gDiQarb Simms pon5almoutb &p.,
Ilfonie @tpina uno 2llen groipn, beie
be BON bier, purben geItern elmer nah
bem anoeren perbaftet, als lie Wleiz
fingftii6e an 5bpmas 9leaIon bon Der
9. uno Wafbington Strabe pertauf=
ten. 4oliSiIt pitett, Der 5errn 9Ieaz
ION bprber benahrihtigte, bic geitoble=
nenWaaren niht su taufen, perbaftste
bas Srio. Die Wsfingitiits, bic Ell
nen bebeutenDen Wertb reprdIentiren,
puroen bon Der g. u. q. 8abn geItobs
len. Die Qntldge bss9iebitabls purs
be eegen bic 2lrreitanten erboben.
Sohnfon geitGnbig.
Willinm (4ib) SobnIou, Der be-
fhuloist puroe, 8iamanten unb oSuz
fpelen pom grtongrsbmann .. 2inn
9ooh aus oeiien Wobnung an Der
0reenup Str. geitpblen gu haben, oez
ftanb, ben Oieb'taAl begangen gu baz
ben uno purbe untsr $10O0gurgIaaFt
ben 9robgeihtporenen iiberpieien. =
Nnna Wiap Wutts, Die our 3eit in
Dieniten Goods 1tano unb bic &C.
Iiebte Sobnions mar, erbielt 30 Gage
Mrbeits baus.
Shmer3hdft perbrannt. gtheI,
bic iunge Sodtsr bes 5errn 8. 9.
8udner bon Der Commonwealth 4pe.,
Grlanser, srIitt geitern 8ormittag
fhmer3hafte 9ranbpunben i'm 9eIiG)t
linp an ben Sdnben, als lie Elm Spiel
3eug bonn Gamin berabbolen Dollte
nnp oem aaminfeuer 5u nabe fam.
sSbre Gleioer fingen 9euer uno brannz
ten. als ibre Wutter ibr 5uSiilfs elite.
Die JlamHen tpurben fofort nit De-
den etc. erftitt. Der 3uftanb beraleiz
nen lit niht abiplut lebensaefGbrlth.
syrau 8udner erlttt 8ranbpunben an
ben 5auben. tDabrsno iie bic GIammen
erftidte.
Grant WcWan, 13 SABRE aft,
gp. 730 Craig Ctr. tpobnbaft, purbe
aeiteru negen Observation-Disclosures benz
sSusenorihierglearp porgsfiibrt. Qadz
benz Der Rihtsr ibm einen 8ertpeis err
tbeilt batte. CAB er ibm nod eineGriit.
SnfOlse bes 4bIebens ibrssso6z
mes Wm. Drep, Der Dorseitern beitats
tet purbs, bat fit Der 3uftdnp Der
Jrau Gliiabetb 9rsD, bon $40. 116
2pRn StraBe, bic trant oarnieDerlag,
berart berfhlirnmert, bub fie seitern
Rahmittos Derihieb. 5rau Drep
mar 70 SABRE alt. Sas aeidenbea-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07
Gut anaefpornt.

unterofil5ier gum Mefruten Guber,
Der I'm 3ipiIoerb1ltniB Der 8uaft Der
Dtaurer angehort): n8liber, peun
lh rufe: .Warih, marih!" Oas nuiB
Sbnen aeuan 10 iein, ais mesn Sie
anf oem 8eriiite ftdnben, mr6 bic
Uiiitngsglode lantetei AIio: ~0enrf6,
mnrih" slb, oas sebt ia fnusOs!. I.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07
pamtttoa.

Carl Sduls. BON Der 9arriIon
IDe.. Cincinnati, ipeIner Iebte Wode
bon Rapmono 5ines sufdais in ben
Ruden unb ourh bic 2unss eeidcfIen
ipurbs, erbolt fih i'm Merep oOipital
bon ben Wxnben. +,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-07
9okal.Derid)t.
Deul6. Qmri6. StaolOst6anO
@i@t,9e Oei@dfte IN Der seitrigen
MonatSb erfamntlnn8 erleeigt.
Trdfbeni E9waab ernennt bic ifeb'
eube &MSi9iHe tar bas Ian.
fenbe Sabr.

4 DER Deutfh 4meritaniIne Stabt'
perbono belt seftsrn abeno isins rssel'
| m1bise Notwithstanding db. 81
pelher fin Die TeItsaien Der perfhie'
benen 0ereine In reipettabler Mnsahl
eingefunben batten. prGiioent Jobn
| Shpoab fiibris ben Uoriib. ipdbrens
3err Sp. ulberb feines gms.s als
Seir.tdr paltsts. Hah UerlsIunq
nnb annabms bes protoiplls Der Iess
ten Sisuns ipuroen sund6ii folssnbs
3ufHriften erttbist:
| Don bem asitations Musihub fir
Deutf1 ameriinniife Gtihihie,
oeuiides 1urnipelen unb beutids
Sprahe bes Staatspsrbanoes. Der in
Der Iebten aonpsntion in N,ron. g.,
srnonnt purbe, nm fiir bieIe btbren
une reifen Sitter bss beutihen Gbds
raiters su ositiren, lief ein. 3uIdriit
elm, sinen MusIhub Su srnennen. Der
iofort nit benz Gtaaisnusfhub in
8erbinbuns tre.sn iolI, um oieie MIDI
tisen Srosen su srprtern uno bafiir gu
asiiirtn. O.s tpeiteren bsiagt bic Gus
| lfhrift. bab ihon cine ansabl tiih.iger
Nebner aus glspeInno, Cincinnati uno
Columbus seiucnnen isi. bic pillens
iino, ibre a.nntniHe uno ibren euteu
Wilen in ben Gi.nii Der suten Sahs
gu itslIen.
Die anssIssenbeit fpurb. b.m 9prs
iiano iiberipisien. um bic aesignet.n
Shritts in btrielben gu srereiftn.
geribterfattung bsr 9ss
fetgsbunss 9trbunos
Iunsen.
Yrdiibent Sdrpaab mics in elmer
Aniprahe porouf bin, oab .s unums
sonsIih notbpenbis unb au6 in Der
aonpention gu Ntron porgsidlaetn
trcrben iei. pahr.ne Der Sisung Be.
Oeiessebuns ein,H 9srtrster Der bsuts
f6en prtHe in Columbus su babsn.
eer fur ale bsuiihen ,3siiunssu i'm
Sian.e, beionbers iiber fold. Uorgdns
se. Die fir oos Dtuiib,hum Don Sns
isreiis iinb, hrin.sn fol-. gu nieism
3rpede lei an ale 2o,olpsrbdnoe bas
9eiuh s.rlhiet iporosn. bsi bertn rsIp.
oeuii6en go.alprehsn ansufrdgen, cb
tie tpilIsns ieien, einen pohsniIiten
gsitros fir Die aniieuung zines fol.
den Gprreiponotnten su entrihien.
Die anresurs fanb bel ben Dtltsos
ten bic r.eite 3uftimmung uno Do
5err Sdtraab Dtrfprat, iih Der ane.s
Iseenbsit perfonIidb ansunsbmsn. fpurSs
ibm Die notbiss Uollmad. basu sr'
tkiIt.
gsri6t b.s 5inonss Ct
fretGrs.
5err Senrp 6. Ries, Der f5inanSs
Se.rstdr. unterbrtiisis iein.n Sabrsss
bsridt. aus oem berporsebt. oab Der
Yerbanb jsst 81 8ersins nit 1898
Wi.gIiso.rn uno 50 giuselmiielishsr
in f.inen Reiben bat. Der sSinan;.
ousfpeis mar ioleenosr:
Ginnabmsn.
Bsitanb am ]. Sdnuar 1910 $171.36
Ginnabmen fir aopfiieuer 373.15
ginnatmtn bon ginselmits
aliebern 1890
einnohmsn bsim gol.sIei. 998.34
3ufommen 81, ,665. So
Ausgdben.
Eiaaisperbnnb Ropfiteuer $150.46
Reiiefoften nah 4tron 100000
Verjdaenenss 378.25
3ufdmmen ..... 81, ,568.71
Defammteinnobmen -. 81. .665.S5
geiammioussoben -. 1887
1ehunS am /. Sonuar 1911 $97.14
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

LOOK! Can you see this
"X"??? We have been ma
king one of these x marks
opposite the name of each
delinquent subscriber for
the last five or six issues of
the COURIER, not only those
who are in arrears but those
whose subscriptions a r e
about to expire. We have
repeatedly called attention
to the fact and many have
not responded. We are 60
ing TO have a house cleaning.
The postal authorities COM
pei us to do this. Our f.
nances force us to do it and
we cannot wait longer. We
are going to run the CoU-
RIER strictly on a pay-in-ad-
vance system. We are 60
ing to give you two more
weeks of grace. Two more
issues will be mailed to you
bearing these x marks and
if you don't renew your
name will be dropped from
re list. We regret exceed
\ Sto'loose a single sub
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

We can also give liberal combi-
nation rate with daily or Sunday
Courier-Journal. Write Courier
Journal Company, Louisville,
KY, for free sample copy of ed
ition you desire, but be sure to
send your Subscription order to
this paper NOT to the Courier
Journal.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

Hon. Robert L. Greene, candi-
date for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Clerk Of the Court of
Appeals paid paid our city Wis
it Monday. Although it was his
first visit to Morgan county, he
met many familiar fac es.
Mr.. Greene has been Deputy
Clerk of the Court of Appeals
for a number years and in that
capacity has met and formed the
acquaintance Of a great number
of our citizens who we're glad to
welcome him to our town. Mr..
Greene is seeking this nomina-
solely on his record as Deputy
Clerk and because of qualifica-
tons acquired by a long term of
service. 1t goes without saying
that he is more familiar with the
workings of this Office than any
other man in Kentucky, and that
he is the best qualified man for
the position in the State. He
is courtesy personifed as all who
have had business with him will
testify. Mr.. Greene, Boo, as he
is familiary known, made many
friends while here and we pre-
dict a goodly majority for him in
Morgan county on July LIST.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
Sheriff 5 Sale Under
Execution.
Morgan Circuit Court.

Morgan Circuit Court.
D. G. Lewis, ........ Plaintiff.
VS.. Notice of Sale.
Joseph Quigley, Defendant
Under and by virtue of Execu-
ton No. 1888, which issued from
the Morgan Circuit Court on the
18th day Of May, 1911, in favor
Of D. C. Lewis against Joseph
Quigley, | will on the 18th day
of June, 1911, expose to public
sale to the highest bidder on a
credit of three months, the fol-
lowing described property, viz:
All Of Joseph Quigley's undi-
vided three-fourths interest in
and to the growing and standing
timber on that tract of land
known as the Day tract, on the
/ Cow Branch, and more fully de-
scribed in a deed from James A.
Lacy and Harris Howard by
deed dated the 18th day Of Jan.
1907, and recorded in deed booh
No. 81, page 225, Morgan Coun
ty records. Also one tram roaC
leading from Elkfork up Cow
Branch and tram cars, levied up
on as the property Of JOSEPH
Quigley, or a suficiency thereof
II make the sum of $435.23 anC
$Z1.52, Sheriff's Com. SO directed
to be made. The purchaser will
4 be required TO execute bond witt
/ approved SECURITY, Bearing 6 PEE
cent INTEREST," from date of sale.
H. B. BRowN, S. M. c.
By JOHN M. GoTLLE, D. S.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
We are authorized to announce

A. HOWARD STAMPER,
Of Wolf county, as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for Representative from the 91st
Legislative district Of Kentucky,
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary to be held July
l, 1911.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
Dem. Primary July 1st.
Farm for Sale.

Desiring to go West, | offer
for sale my farm on Grassy
Creek, 10 miles S. of West Lib
erty, and 8 miles West of Camel
City, A nice location in a good
neighborhood, handy to school
and church. 125 acres in grass
and cultivation-20 acres OF
good meadow. rs acres to clear
with plenty of good timber i'ol
farm purposes. Good buildings
and can be divided into two
farms with good house and barn
on each piece. Price and terms
reasonable. For further .infof-
nation call on or address,
C. F. FISHERMAN,
Nickel, KY
55-4t
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
euro cold m nesc.

Kermott's Chocolates Laxative QuniEc, eSlsi
% take aud quick " sure cold in head and shri
, throat.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
Grist Mill--Black-
smith Shop.

Ipow have my grist mill in
opel htion on what is known as
the Grant Bays property on the
bank of Long Branch, South of
Glenn ave-, and will grind Tues
day and Friday Of each week.
Bring me your corn and get the
best meal that can be made.
also keep a supply of meal for
sale atall times.
| am blacksmithing in the Pier
att shop on the alley west of Main
street, prepared to do all kinds
Of work. Work guaranteed and
prices right.
Your patronage solicited.
Respectfully,
JOHN M. KENNAIRD.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

The three candidates for
Representative from the 91st
Legislative district, A. H.
Stamper, |. N. Horton and
Geo. P. Dyer, spoke at the
court house Monday and
each aroused quite a little
enthusiasm a ong h is
friends and followers.
This race is attracting a
great deal Of attention and
promises to be a hot one in
the wind up. The people of
Morgan ana Wolfe have a
splendid chance to do some
Independent thinking and
to choose from among -tSs
three whom they believe
will best represent them in
the General Assembly Of
Kentucky.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

scriber but we positively
cannot make you a present.
Of the paper and hire you to
take it.
Will you renew, or will
you suffer your pane to be
dropped from the mailing
list.
Remember, only two more.
Hon. Ruby Laffoon, candi-
date for Auditor, addressed
the voters of Morgan county
at the court house Monday
1 in the interest Of his candid
acy. This was Mr.. Laffoon's
first appearance before a
Morgan county audience and
| the impression he made will
not soon be forgotten. Judge
| Amos Davis said in his intro
Il ductOrv that Mr. IaffOon
\ would make q real Demo
! cratic speech, and those who
| heard it were not disappoint-
ed. His speech was Demo
cratic in every sense Of the
! word. He did not indulge
in any mud singing or lei
drop one word disrespectfu
or derogatory to the charac
/ ter of his opponent.
Mr.. Laffoon made many
friends and gained man!
votes by coming to our tow
and expressed himself d:
highly pleased with tn
prospect.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
BLUE GRASS FARMS
FOR SALE BY
W. I. Ewing Real Estate Agency.
HaTodsOurg Ky.

My Agency has sold a number
her of farms to Eastern Kentuc-
ky people and pleased all of them.
| know the farms l offer for
sale and will guarantee them to
be as decribe them to buyers.
If you will buy inside of the
next few weeks you will, | think,
get property for less money than
you will later.
Write me for list Of farms fol-
sale, stating about what you
want.
w. T. EWING,
Harrodsburg, KY.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce
GEORGE P. DYER,

OEUKGE I. IIIEh,
of Wolf county, as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for Representative from the 91st
Legislative District Of Kentucky.
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary to be held July
l, 1911.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29
Judge Not Too Harshly.

VI lCISlolll VI " lIlllu Cllc.L az
ter and more or less yelled
has been frequently heard
of late in regard to the fail
ure of the management Of
THE COURIER to get out
the paper regularly. Crit.
cism of an editor who at all
times has done his very best
put forth his every effort
to give his subscribers the
news week, but has a.
few times fallen short be-
cause hf circumstances over
which he had no control
My Il will use the singu-
lar) good friends q you
have to a degree succeeded
but what have you gained?
You have embarrassed the
management of the Courier
by your attitude but the edi-
tor, instead of hiding his
face in shame, has met you
with a steady gaze, not ex-
actly defiant, but with suf-
ficient self reliance and self
possession to command Of
his critics at least a SEM
blance of respect.
You have retarded the
growth and INSTRUCTED the
progress Of your county pa
per by your ill-advised criti-
cism and incorporation
but Notwithstanding all this
it has grown and progressed
and will continue to grow
and progress Your shaft:
irritate but do no serious
damage. You plant a thorl
i'll the flesh and out Of thu
process of removal determi
nation is born. You try tt
place US in a bad light be
fore the world because W.
dare to speak the truth bu'
Truth crushed to the eartl
will rise again" You max,
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e ing the impossible feat 0
/. debating the policy Of a pa
t per which has opinions 0
: its own. Show us where W
9 are wrong and we will max
+ amends but don't try to pres
: our optics so closely togethe
e that we can see thru a key
7 hole with both of them q
). the same time. We pos
e lively refuse to submit to a
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e an intellectual .anaesthetlc
e administered. If you eve
succeed in doing that W
y will interpose no further oil
d lection to having the dis
y lance between our eyes d
d minished. Bnt for the pre-
n ent we will pursue the eve
f tenor of our way, eve
6 though it be a little labor
II ious at times, and which {
i us conquers we shall SCI
S "We shall see."
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

In this issue we reproduce
the map gotten out by Hon.
0. H. Pollard, of Breathitt
county, candidate for Attor-
ney General, showing 80
counties in eastern Ken
lucky with but a single dem
ocratic candidate for State
Office, while there are II
candidates west Of that line.
1t can be seen at a glance
the advantageous position
a nominee east of that line
would occupy during the
coming campaign. K e n :
tuckians and e spe CT a | y
mountaineers like to see and
know a man before they
cast their vote for him and
Judge Pollard's nomination
would add thousands Of
votes to the democratic
ticket this fall for no other
reason than his geographi-
cal location. But that is
not the only point in his ia
vor, There lives not in all
Kentucky a eleanor man, a
better campaigner nor a bet
ter qualified man for the Of
flee of Attorney General
than 0. H. Pollard. Known
throughout the State from
the peals of Pike and Letch-
err to the bayous of Mississ-
ippi, he would rally around
his standard men Of every
walk of life. Men who know
Of his early struggles to sup
port an aged mother and ed
ucate himself at the same
time. Old men whose boots
he BACKED and to whom he
sold papers in his native
town when a barefoot boy.
Young men who have come
up with him and watched
him climb slowly but surely
to the head of his chosen
profession would rally to his
support regardless of po-
litical affiliations and the re-
suit of.the election next no
vember would vindicate the
wisdom Of the party tn
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

: We are authorized to announce
l. N. HORTON,
of Wolf county, as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for Representative from the 91st
Legislative District Of Kentucky,
subject to the action Ct the Dem.
ocratic primary to be held July
/, 1911.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

placed the Little Giant of
the mountains on its ticket
for one of the most import
ant State offices.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-06-29

1t beats ''hell" how some
people rant and rave about
the wrong doings of others,
but just let one of theiYown
kith or kin get intcuifrouble
and watch ths9 shoe
on he other foBt.>IIIIA N
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07

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 The varfaty of talent shown by the sisters may be paraiieled by some oth- CT publications, but I have never seen it excelled
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