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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
Mr.. and Mrs. win Holbert {

L. j. . i . b. Z. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Holbert of
Primghar, Iowa, are in the city Wis;
iting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. H. Long arrived home
this morning from Beatrice, Me-
braska. where she had been visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
c. "A. Bradley.
An entertainment will be given
at the Carnegie Library. Wednesday
evening, January 11th, 1911. Ev-
eryone IS invited to attend. The
following program will be given:
Music.
Recitation...... Margaret Stanger
Address. Rev. sa9Qore
Selection Miss Mae sss
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

George s. Lister leaves this
evening for Newton, Iowa. to at
tend the. annual meeting of the Mu-
tual Fire and Tornado Association.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.

Roosevelt-African Game Trail.
Frine- Land of Living Men.
Chamberlain-How We Are Fed.
Chamberlain How We Are Cloth
ed.
Smith Bunny Bright Eyes.
Boyer Power of a Lie.
Hodgkne- Ninteenth Century Au-
thors.
Holland-Miss Gilbert's Career.
Hoffman-G Games for Everybody.
Arnold Clayhangers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
louise and 26 lots in village Of Della
ware. Enquire at this office.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
{ NUMBER OF LECTURE
COURSE.

The next number Of our lecture
course will be on the evening of
January Goth. This will be a lee
ture by Mrs. Leonora NJ. Lake, a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
ASSESSORS MEETING.

The assessors of Delaware coun
" held their annual meeting at
he Court House in this city satur
day, January Z. 1911.
The forenoon was occupied in per
ecting All organization. G. j. Muir.
ay of South Fork township was
slected chairman and Thos. Wilson
II this city secretary.
III ts.e afternoon the meeting was
allied to order by c. j.. Murray,
al. mon. aud the roll call showed
e following assessors present:
Henry j. Wernke, Colony
LII. Schneider. Elk. 81
j N. Billi.ofn. Honey Creek.
JOAN Smith. Richland.
George Merger, Bremen.
A,in. Fl, Ciute, Oneida.
NJ. u. Mead, Delaware.
fran ., New, ccff ms Grove.
O.. L. Besler, North Fork.
~ II. 1oacll, Delhi.
j. s. Hawns. Milo
I w. II. Sar.sthers. Prairie.
c. j. Murray, Souh Fortk.
ssW. H. Winch, Unicn.
a. u. Eualsp, Hazel Green.
j. w. Robinaon. Adams.
incorporated Towns.
]. W. Plat, Colcsburg.
q. NJ. Lul.. Greeley.
Zee Collidsc. Edgewood.
jas. G Cousins, Earlville.
]. w. corbin, pelhi.
p. Il. Moore. Masonville.
lhos. Wilson, Manchester.
w 7. MeEllio.t. Ryan.
g X. Barnes, Hophinton.
e. Il. Moore of Masonyille and
". l.latt of Colesburg were un
Ne to be present.
lt was moved aud carried that
the assessment Non land in Coffins
owe township be raised, $500 per
sse. The land in the remainder Of
cu NJ
HE last assessment 80 -
1t was decided that the hpi,d,nvs
"a leased land be left to the juds
nent OF the assessors.
The following schedule for the as
sessorst to follow was adpoted:
Mules and asses, same as horeses,
arried.
Colts. one, year old, $50. 90. carried.
Colts, two years old. $500, carried
Horses, three years or over. $1,000,
,arried. Fl
Stations. left to assessor, carried.
I Cattle in feeding. 1-2 cents lb.,
carried.
Heifers, one year. $500. carried.
Heifers, two years, 1890. carried.
Cows, $4,000. carried.
Steers, one year. $1,000 carried
Steers. two years, $1,000 carried.
~. = i.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

FOR sALE-Buttermllk for feed
.ng purposes at 80 cents per barrel.
46 tt. Dairy City Creamery.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
MAJOR MORISEY
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
MANCHESTER MAN IN STREET.
CAR ACCIDENT AT WASH
INGroN, p. G.
LEFT Foot HAD TO Be AMPUTATED
Loft Hip and Right Shoulder Dislo-
Gated. Passes Through Opera
tfon and is Doing Fairly Well.
Wash. D. c. Jan. sth. 1911.

Wash. D. c., Jan. sth. 1911.
Capt. ]. F. Merry,
Manchester, Iowa
Major Morisey fell off the car this
evening. So badly injured that the
left foot had to be amputated. Left
hip and right shoulder dislocated.
is doing fairly we'll. Operation just
over.
q. P. Seeds.
The above telegram which was
received here Monday morning by
Capt j. F. Merry brought tho news.
that Major G. H. Morisey had been
seriously Injured at Washington, D..
G.. last Sunday evening. The Man
chester friends of Major Morisey are
greatly shocked and grieved to learn
of his mirfortune and sincerely
trust that his injuries are not of
such a nature as to endanger his life.
During recent years he has re-,
sided at Washington, where he holds
position as doorkeeper in the
House Of representatives. OF late
his health has not been the best, and
because of his advanced age his
friends, will feel apprehension for
him until 1t is known for a certainty
that he is out of danger. We all
hope for the recovery of Major Nor
isey.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

Single and r. c. Rhode Island Red
ockrels for sale.
2-4wks. Mrs. c. j. Raymond.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Hoag have
returned from a visit at Columbia
Falls, Montana.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
Gold Mine Bargain in a Farm.

Cold Mine Bargain in Farm.
342 acres Of land, 24O acres unde
cultivation, and $50 acres can be cul-
tivated, balance is timber and pasture
land, black loan on the bottom, clay
soil on the ridge. Good II room hous
barn 23 feet by 40 feet; granary. and
S0ft 60 #. milk house, machine shec
2Sliying springs. one spring can be
made into q fine trout pond, artesian
sell with abundance OF water, farm is
all fenced and cross fenced, 60 acres
of hog wire fence. This farm lies z
niles from town, mile to church.
and Z miles to all churches of differ
ent denominations. IA Of nile to
school, This is one of the finest
bargains have and will not last long
at that price. It can be bought for
$1,000 per acre. We have also many
other bargains Call or write for q
circular. G. J. WAGNER.
Lansing. iowa
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

Il { q
This is to certify that l suffered
with kidney trouble for 90 years,
treated with the leading physicians
and took bottle after bottle of
patent emdicine but received no re-
lief. Finally as q last resort call
ed to see DIR. shallenberger. the.
Chicago specialist. He told me my
exact condition and said / had
stone in the kidney. After taking
his treatment passed the stone.
My pain is all gone and l feel like
a new man. Write to me and l will
answer.
NJ. D. Hotel,
Garwin. Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

FOR SALE-Tulips. Lilies. Crocus. Narsisus
tc.. buics for fall planting. five cents.
If. G. L. Adams. Floris,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

Anyone wishing good corn see
'trickland and Smith. 1-2wks.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11
xAATED AND FOR SALE /

REAL EsTATE-Whether you want to
uy or sell. I KNOW I can give you
aiuable information.
+ tt. G. q Yoran.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-01-11

over three hundred students enrolled
nee last September. Eight students
aced In office positions in one day; sew
~ of them with one concern. Twenty
We students sent to positions in last
lirty days. Fall term opens Sept. 6.
sautiful Catalog sent free. Write for
Address Waterloo College OF Com
srce. Waterloo. Iowa. sstf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21
Moraen 9lbeno Sporfoife.

-GbriIt Sobnion ruib @attin, boz
6reoeridsblirg, uareil am Samstaa
bier in @eidditen.
Sri. Soiepbine Seailg, BON Set
moLo, 6ranflin Gourttp beTinSet iid)
3lr Belt bier altf 9eilldy bel ibrer
Sdlpeitcr, 6rau ". 6. Nalpin.
6rou @ront, bon ct. 9ouis,
NOR am leBten Sonrtog bier ollf
9eiu6 BEL Der 8amilie por 6. 6.
Robpn.
Soc Claus, bon 8ellepiae, Sas.
tpeilt bier gum 9eIn6. gr lit bort
in elmer Sdibfobrif beid1ftiet, ie.
ood %gcgenapdrtig temporir abgeIegt.
Sri. 9ecioru Srit3, bon Se6a-
Tia, DO, befinoet iid felt gnfang
oieicr @ofa ali 8eiudJ bel SRI.
.SIl0a @aer.
@iH. WeGue tuto Satin, BON
ct. 9oiis, befapoen iid AM Sonrt.
tag llno om Montae bier, oils @aitc
bon Srat Souiie &oeller.
SRI. Glfreoa Sberportmmn,
bon Berger. iuar an Samstog, &c.
ldNdftebalber, bier in Der gtaot unb
ltottete audi inns eilen ipillfommenen
8eiud ab.
elmer Is. 2ocp, BON ct. 9ortis,
Ser SefrettGr Der @o. Stotc Sum
baD&SdooI Min, befanO iid am
Sonnitag bier. dlS @ait bon Yaitor
Sneomeper.
County Glcrf Serb. 8leB mar
am Samstag ilro am Sonntag it
0tuenspile, ioipie and IN 8laiib, I'M
IN lebterem Srt feline Sdnpeiter,
Strait. Mig. Seiobritf, 5ll beiudelt,
iueld)e erfroitft lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21
glotis

8ir lenfen biernit Die Guimerf-
iamfeit Der 2eier 6ieies 8Iattes alii
Die ilele gn5eige Der Sermann Ga.
pings 8anf, BON Sermartn, $40.
Sn ieincr letten 8%eriammIung
beidlpb bos gireftorium Sieier 8anl
Dom s, Sini oil, ben 3insiiib auf
6 oNer IL Mionate l%aufenoe 3eitoe.
poiitcn, ron 3 9ro5ent anf A Gro.
sent per Sabr 5u erbobcn. 3epoii.
tenideinc, pelfIe gegentp1riig in
&raft fino, imb aif 3 8ro3ent aus
geitellt iino, traeeu audi bonn obigen
2ase al A BroSert Der Sabr. Sn.
Dem mir obermals oitI Sie Siderbeit
0ieics alien @eIoinititutes binfpeiien,
bitten mir Inn Guren fpeiteren ge.
ncigten 3niprud.
Sermonn SabingS @anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

ionhern e~benioipobl atri cine &eibe
bon Sabren biftarrS niid bon Den
Ha6fDlgenGen ~getraaen mer6en. Gas
lit aud ipfern gaitS in Der Sronung,
inoen nift MIR Ote ietiee ioilSern
ebeniouobl Die nodfolgeluoen @eiA
ationen, nn0 afpnr i'm nolliten Ma@,S
Der &ortbeile nnb Der @obltbnten
oieIes llnterlebnlens tbeiIbaftig tper.
Den. 6erner bari ELM iol6es lin.
tcrnebmell, lpeldes nit offentlinen
@el0ern beSablt miro urio brett Dem
Siltereiie iinb Dem @obl beS gailsert
@emeiinreiens bienen Iplte, niernals
in Den 8ciis enter &orporatioif, poer
i~iberDalpt in 8ripatbeiis iibergeben.
Gas 8ripaifopital lit int Der Gegel
ouBerit poriidtigt un0 laBt iid allf
feline alIa9e elm, tueIde nidt, penig-
items in a~bie6bnrer 3eit, moglidft fet.
te 0ipiGellben peripridt @as INN
ctipaige, 8ltfiinftige Gibibenben an.
belangt, 10 farm Die StaOt Oieielben
ebcnlogltt gebran6en uls mie irgenG
cine 8ripaty@eieaidaft. Ger Sailpt-
eirtuan6 gesen oen Bripatbeiit ir-
ge1lN zines 6ffentli6en llnternebm-
eng beitebt oarin Dab in iotd)en
6ale, in eriter 2i1rie, bie Stterdien
Der betreffenben @eieaidaft Is, +.
bas @elbmaferD in 8etrad)t fomls
men, anitott oas @obl, Ser @or-
tbeiI, pber ielbit MIR bie 8eSiirfniiic
'bGS Githliflms %. \. Der Staot).
Sehas ltnternebmer, ieoe gnlage,
lpelfe Dem @emeinapeien bient un6
ails ser Gaihe hes @emeimpeiens
bc5nblt piro, iolte aitd1 pciitip urio
brett llilr bonn @emeinipeien per-
ipaltet mer6en. DaB bieier @%riinoiaB
itd} audi in ser proftiidep Nus.
fii9rlutg befpabrt, lit in iteilerer Belt
bllrd) 5dbIreife geiipiele, bier in
Ben Ser. Stnoten unb ard briiben
in @n9lanb, beapteIett ipor6en.
Sn Sinblid auf obige 8batioden
f6nnen mir onber feitlen @runb fri.
ben Warilrt uitiere Staot, ipenft Die.
lelbe iid entiflieBen iolte @niler.
fperfe II. /. NJ. 5u bnltef, bieIelben
aiif nidyt oireft, ieIbit permlten
iollte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21
Sran anna &ropp befanS iif
n lesten Sreitag III Sefieriou

Sran gnna aropp befano iid)
am lesten 8reitag III Safferion
gitD.
Iua. uit0 @uitop @oblt niad-
ten am Montag einen @eidldftSab.
FEEDER nod ct. 2ouis.
-2. O. @raf mar am Sonntag
ttno am Montag, beindsfuciie, in
Sefferion Gitp.
-@roper 9litge lit BON 9aIlos,
8eras 3nriid gefebrt itno miro. bor-
oitsiiftliidl, lett bier IN Wiiionri
bleihen.
-Serman 9aumItarf, mclder IN
8em @fn, Sac. Gnrlbops. in Seoalia,
angeiteIlt III, trai am SamStos bier
ein.
Senrp uilo Sonp Sagen iinb
bon aanfas pieoer bier ei~igetroffen;
ite berid)ten Dab Die a~ornernte sort
Elm 6cbIidIag lei.
sSrau 3beo. @raf ST., mar alll
Samstag III Berger, gum 8eiltdp bel
Sran 9. u. SaIl, melfe Ieiber nod
INNER ernitlid franf lit.
-Gbas. @uit, BON @orriion,
meld}er cine ISOLDE lang bier auf
geiitd mar, febrte am 9ienStag
ipiess-r naf) baltie 5nriid.
Die monatIide 8eriammllng
Der Sermam Sonings & 2oan g[i.
iociattion miro dti Samstag oeil %.
.. 10. Gallo morgen) Itattiinoen.
50. q. SapIor luro Satin, bon
ct. &oris, iino bier aif 9eiud BEL
Sran Sderer, Der Miltter bon SrGu
8aDlor,
6oIaenoes Eaar erbieIt cine
9eirntbSli5ens:
8epcrlp Z. 6arrea. @eralo ri
gmarlias Sinton. &oiebuO, ri
Sn Der @obnuna bon 81. o.
Soeifel bate iid an SamStoa
9tbcro cine iroblide @caaidaft Elm.
p%efunoetr; ollie 8beil,Nbmer amuiir'
Ten lid auf's Bette.
RnSoIf Settler, meId)er iid
fiiralih elmer Operation nnterSog,
maiB sur 3eit nod OaS gett bitten,
beiilrAct iidl icboh alf Ser 9ciie.
RING.
guoitit &oblfing. pcld)cr an
Der oitlifen 4ten ctr, nsben ,SriB
Srattf's @ebaube, qit neites Sad.
Itein-@ebanSe erridten l6Bt, bat
hit BEN ausgroben Oes Sellers be.
gonnen. Gos @ebduoe ioll nod bis
Sim &erblt poIlefOpt uerSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

Ser Nmerifis 9. 9. Glib, mel.
der all Soimtog bier nit Dem Hc.
ters 9. g. Club ipielte, bat biesnial
oas fiir5ere Gnbe ge5ogen, 0os Ie.
Inltat bcs Gpieles NOR 16 sn A 81
@uniten BON Sernonii.
9lritolc &lebler, ipeTder an
Montag poit Si~gginsuiae bier ein-
traf, no er iid ieit mebrerelt Mobo-
telt aufgebolten bot, iagt baB bas
&nrn IN borii9er @sgeit0 fg9n
bon Der 8iirre geIitten 1abc, VI
Dab es bier piel better altsiebe.
Sbeo, @raf lit Ieiber rod i'm.
ltler iebr franf, trotoem er felt oeH
letten paor 8oden entidiepelps
5ortidritte sur 9elierullg gclllud)t
bat. Seit eini9en Sa9en tat ct
periudt ariiden st ee6roudeu, Inn
ipeligitens nidt nlel)r fortmabreno
liegeit 81 miiiien; es i6eint iebod)
als Oh ser &atielit fir Sen @ebrait9
Der ariiden nod an idauah lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

rem miro, irno ferner ftalB bie 9alter
oieIer 9iirgidaft iidj auf cine or.
genelielle 3eit iiber Sic G~oIlen0unq
aes galtcs birlaus ~eritreden, oerlp
crit nadoem cine iolde g~inridtuitg
einc 3eitlan9 i'm @ebraiid getpejen
ut, farm man NIT Sid)erbeit urt6ei.
len Oh alles in Srbnititg lit, ODER
nid5t.
3weitenS, mitB p6brenD 6es 8alt-
es bon Der StaOt Elm e~rfabrerer,
ind)pert6nhiger nnS rertrauettstpiir-
oiger Matm alrgeiteIlt iueroen,
tpelder in ioferlt Oie sInfiidt iii1rt,
oob Ct baraufad)tet cob To-
fDoll Die glrbeit nie alld)
oos Material itreng I'M Girflong
nit Den &citimmungc1 Oes &ortraf.
tes litro. Sn eiirem Iol6en SAT-
mo bailfing llpon boiror", ionbern
oIoun0 Guinness principles gu
eiltem ioldpait perontsuortIiGen 8oi.
ten lit fein @mtn taualid, bios
meil er pieueiht eincn put bat,
nd1ren6 ct bon ser Sode ielbit fpe.
mig ooer garnid)ts perltebt.
gStr folnmcit nun, .loit but not
leait", gum @clepuirft oieier 9l1qe.
legenbeit; utr0 Oobei mus i'm gor-
aus b%ernerft merben, bob es bei eli.
irer oerartigen ~slnlage nidt oitf els
lttge Sboilcno mebr ODER penieer oil
tollluten bari, idJou nils Dem eitrfa-
DIN @riuibe neil bie ltnfpiten nidt
BON Der iesigen Generation alein,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

Keeping cool becomes a
problem these days though
luckily as the thermometer
goes up prices on hot wealth
er clothing 90 down.
This is how we do our
share.
Suits in all styles and pat
terms priced at $4,000 to
$1,000.
Straw hats $1.O0 to $3.50
cut to SOC.
Low shoes---S3.00 kind
now $2.65.
Neckwear and belts - our
SOC values---nOw SOC.
Ochsner & Son
The place for good goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

-Gbriit Sobnlon rlib @attin, BON
fredericksburg, maren ont Samstaa
bier in 8eld]Gften.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03
THE BUYING POWER OF si.7S,

A little money sometimes buys
good deal For instance. take the
subscription price OF The Youths
Companion for year SIZE. II all
the good reading in the good read
ing in the So weekly issues OF the
paper were published mi book form,
according to Its kind, 1t would
make about thirty volumes OF flc-
ton. science. essays by famous
writer's. household management and
economies. sports and pastimes for
boys, natural history, anecdotes,
humor. etc. The serial stories a.
lone would fill several volumes. :
mong these is Ralph Paine's
great story OF the Boxer Rebellion
In China, 1.-THE Cross and the Drag
on" Another is by J.. w. Schultz,
who was adopted by the Blackfeet
when boy. II is called The Quest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

Governor McCreary is closing the
most remarkable campaign in his
long public career. He has not
given his Republican opponent a mo.
ment's rest, but has mercilessly ar
raigned him and his party until
they have been on the defensive
from the very beginning Governor
McCreary will end his contest in
full mental and bodily vigor, and
viii give the State such progress
siye administration that the De
mocracy will not be out of power
again in twenty years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

the spring term of the Appellate
Court Does that look like he would
make an unselfish. non-grafting Gov
ernor, Talk about sincerity and
purity and patriotism! II that isn't
enough to brand him as possessing
neither we should like to know how
much proof any voter would ask.
It's Job with good salary that
o'Rear is after-nothing else. He
already has such job and he is sell
fish and grasping enough to hold
onto 1t till he is sure he has q
better one,o knows he has lost out
in the attempt Is he afraid he
can't make living II he gives up
the Appellate Court salary and fails
to win for Governor? 1t would be
cheaper for the people of Kentucky
to support him by passing the hat
than by giving him the salary and
opportunities Of the Governors Of
flee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

The Mt. Sterling Advocate says;
Judge oRear, the announced foe
Of corruption and graft, the apos7
tie of purity and the sponsor for
honesty, especially in officials, ad-
mits he has not rendered any ser
vice us Judge OF the Court of
Appeals since about March LIST, last,
and will not do so until after the
election. a period Of more than
eight months, yet he continues TO
receive his monthly salary checks +,
drawn on the State Treasury in
the face Of plain law to the
contrary, with which he. as a capa-
Bile lawyer is familiar"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

Some people want to know about
Mr. MoCreary's personal life We
can say upon the assurance of those
who have lived in his town that
he is high class Christian gentle
man, an official in his church, a
clean, upright man. He has with
stood the temptations of high pub
lie positions. He never takes a
drink of liquor, which is more than
a lot of fellows can say who are
running on prohibition platforms
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

When the Republicans say compli-
mentary things about the school
laws of Kentucky and the high SAL
aries paid to teachers they are com
plimenting the Democratic party, be-
cause every law that makes this
condition was passed by Democrat
fc Legislature. The Republican Of
ficials not only have no part in the
honor but they have not given the
teachers as good treatment as
they are entitled to under .hese laws
The money due them last February
was not paid until June, notwith-
standing the fact that the school
money is fund set apart solely
and sacredly for this purpose. u
is violation of the law to use the
school fund for other purposes. Yet
they used the money to pay
salaries of State officers and com
PEELED the teachers TO wait until
June. Also, the Republican adj
ministration has failed TO pay the
teachers promptly oftener than 1t
has paid them on the days fixed by
law. The checks do not reach the
Superintendents on time very often
except just before a State election,
Under Democratic administrations
the teachers are always paid on time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

for the FIsh-Dog Skin" Another is
glorious girls story by c. A.
stephens. called Julia Syiycster. ..
II Is the story 70 Mercer" girl
In the pioneer days OF Oregon and
washington--and that is only part
OF the serials.
II win cost you nothing to send
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

Judge o'Rear spoke to thegvot-
ers in the heart OF the Cumberland
Mountains yesterday, He pleaded
with them to elect him SO thai he
could redistrict the State. &c
Judge o'Rear has. a habit OF
playing upon the credulity of his
audiences, and he followed the hab-
1t in trying, successfully in degree,
to make the Cumberland mountain
people believe that he. alone.
could redlstrict Kentucky. It is
easy to imagine what good re-
districting bill o'Rear would make
II he had the power And he OPP
emily avows that if-Ah. woeful "if'.
III he is elected he win hold the
legislature in continuous SEES
sion until tit passes one. But
the Judge hardly knows wherehe'sat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03

As a sample of the extrlnee and
utterly false statements being hand
ed out to the voters by Republican
newspapers in this campaign we
quote the following paragraph from
the Pfkeyille Herald:
"The Democratic party
stands indicted for having
tried twice to destroy the
good old flag; for the hides
cribable horrors of Anderson
vile and Libby prisons, where
half a million soldiers died of
starvation, their vitals eaten
out by vermin, and to whom it
have been merciful to have
been torn limb from limb.
Let's analyze this statement just
to see how big a lie it is, In the
first place the Democratic party
was not in charge of these prisons.
II the Herald will ask any school
child it will learn that the. war
was between the North and South
the Federals and Confederates. AL
so, incidentally, that there was no
Republican party at that time, and
that the good old flag" doesn't be-
long to the Republican party to-
day. either.
Now, as to the half million sol
diers starved to death in those
two prisons. A brief calculation
shows that if those prisons had
been kept packed with soldiers
from 1861 to the present day, a
period of so years, hauling the
dead ones out and replacing them
with live ones as fast as the
deaths occurred, the half-million
mark would not yet have been
reached This is allowing 10
days for each man to live, and Civ
ing the vernim no time to do the
horrible work described DR., Tan
n r tasted forty days and lived NOR
than twenty years afterward. If we
allow 80 days for starvation, the
two prisons will not have completed
that half-million job for 20 years
yet Evidently, the Herald does
MT yet know the war is over.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-11-03
Friday, November 3. 1911
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Senator
Ollie M. James.
Governor
Jas. B. McCreary.
Lieutenant Governor
Edward ]. McDermott
Treasurer
Thos. S. Rhea.
Auditor of Public Accounts
Henry NJ. Bosworth.
Attorney-General--
james Garnett-
Secretary of State
C. f. Crecelius.
Supt. OF Public Instruction
Barksdale Hamlet
Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor
ad Statistics
J.. w. Newman.
Clerk Court OF Appeals
Robt L. Greene
For. Legislature
DR.. ]. H. Wade.