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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
.RHW NOTICE

Notice = hereby sivsn that on Monday
the 2eth nhw ~ November A. IT., tHia
sppiiics,ion ~, - nlsds q SO 0ov.rnor
incorpnrafiur the Wfthsrs Turpentins
Company in aerortancs with the avs of
the state ~ F1nrifa under the following
proposed charter.
IRE name ~ the corporation shan 30
the WRITER'S TWupENTfNw CON-.
pANf. hud 80 principal na8rs Hhnn 30
az Pensacola. FiuTlfn. with other rimres
necessary anf convenient pr ths carry
inF 81 q ith SAID business.
Ths FsnsraI nature - ths business ~
- tranHarfrf shan ~ making ard manu-.
fsrturina naval stores. buyinE. ownine
and aei'inE property. reel and pgrHunai
t0 - used On connection Nth ~ a Twins
% SAD huslnsss sna sn other thinrs
purposes - said sorParation-
The amount ~ capital stoet authorised
= .,xiY .Th1usand lieo oool noliars. = -
Dollars sarh. r. hs rafa for ~ rash ~
property 81 = tust valuation 81 - nsed
~ tha nirertars
IN. corporation shaf srist far shs term
- ninsfT -nins tssi yearr
The business ~ the eamranr shaH b.
H.AA.AHH'.HH III" "a HFNMINNftHs MANN|s
snd Secretary Treasures. ana unarf
- thrse directors. 80 he elected az fha
regular annual meeting ~ enc company.
- - heid ~ fhs frsf tuesday affer thn
erHf sunday N November ~ earh Fear
Urfl the fret fierffnn TIRE nrTnnrH whn
are - conduct TIE business - tie rnua-
rarv shal ~ "a nrnithwfck President.
~ e Mrnmn. Wfre- President A IL
Wifhers. FerrffaTV. 7 reasureF. anf saif
~ ~ smIfhwfs1 u r MrRas ana A Ia
wiihsrs TIE Rosrs - Directors
TIE hiNhe.f arnouns n insshsssrss. a.
Hnhfffv ~ whfrh fha corporation can al
arv firre sfhferf ifse'f is TWo Munsrfg
thousand fffan anrA naIarm
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A - W1thers. coifwatsr Florifa go
shares
= e Nora. Psufon. rloraaa. go
shn~@s
y VI snhhwirk. P.nraeoia Flarsa
80 Shares
IN witness whereof. - before wen.
finrse subscribers have hsr~-urta sirnad
NJ WRITER'S
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8fnfa ~ T1nFiAH Esaamhla rnunfr
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

Ernest Fan--1n your wifa iniaramtra
In the Eamef iAttle Fan-fnteroated
she'd give anything 20 know now
whether I'm here a. at tha oraoa.-
New York Gloha
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Pensacola. St. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.
sTnSNGR raRPoN
W. g. oARRow. aastss
FIRST CLASS PKxsEsGER AND
TREfoHT SERVICE
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PENSACOLA. 1oBtLG. ApALsctoco-
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ana A. pois,. .. ., AaG.~. ear. CO.
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leaves penNarria. wueanaY f11 b. ~.
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carrmhsrs ara trtar~asnlaf. poinea
rcr auaisionai inforrnatien auriY -
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

RoVAL ARcA AAsoNs.
= REGULAR conwocation ~
+&2 Mt Hureh Chapter No.
m a ~. Monday. Nov.
W~ tith. 81 a. =. m. Visit
ATM lng companions fFaternaily
Invited.
49, Is WALTON
T. 7. PHILIPS MP.
Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
HOTELS.

NEW MERCHANTS HoTwt.-Eurupssn
Roorns ~ ths weak. Ore peFeon, ~ o.
two p@rmsun tkto Running water In
every ruotn FREE hath. BEL ard hotsi ser
PARK HoTEI.-Ffrst-elAss rooms Bos rd
for tiko per dny Special rates ~
week CentrM1v located iNe East Gov
ernnsut Street W T. 0umore. PROV
tHnnfff
HOTEL. COMFORT. W1artAafown on -.
hathinR anf rus table clean rla~r f0r
clcan people everYthtng rev and sant
farY Rates Il 90 day. Weekly special
rate o. SCI ADDRESS A r Harde~. rars.
pa aaug
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

LADIES 40 appreciate Beautiful hair
ahnu.H knnw fHnf seq ruarr Wnfr
WHan F.nanH fna hair. EiTFs Be- iMa ard
Wiser removes dandruT makaa tha hair
30 cents Far sale ~ an arlFsisfn
8nnvf aa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Live Stock and Poultry.

CONVEYS NnW-r-rfuE ftsfnfHrfs anf
ANS germs nffres wifrs mnser 81 rhaar
err elective Tee tf roe ard prevent
disease auaranfrrs ~ pa HrT ar
a san. also v q Menrn a csmpanF
tnsvEfs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
WANTED-POSITION.

WANTED -Housswcrk - auy kfnd ~
German WNmimn. Who IL not AFRAID -
work Atdress Csri Wsnxs'rnauu Robin
snn Point. Fla. sficwsts
yOUNO NAN e. nov managing medium
HtHst ofncs On NeN Work. mood HtsnoT-
ranher hnf svNtematiasr. know hnw r.
get res business ana eiimsfBnfe wasfefui
expenses want - locate permanently lu
or near FemNmrnia W~rniN Ike 20 h@Mr
from PARTIES who neef a huNtiinr up-to-
fafe and hrnssf man 90 handle sac -
their rwedurfa References EXCHANGED
To net expect anvrns - pav ny fars
frnHa Naw Nrrk Arr nof ouf 81 a fnk
hut wnmt ore ~ Pensacola. where 4 be-
ueve opportunities are bigger. Address
''perur@uenf Care Journal anoxf ~
WANTEn-pCsifen "a unre ~ young
lady atenoarapher. Accurate anf strict
81 attentive On suites Nerw reasons he
salary Addrasa p. o RaH "a. CITY artsl
pOEfTfON-A compstent aeooun. ant
espahis ~ hanfiinE anT honkk ssuinr
rronralflnn. "a open Tor enEnwmnaeut
Reasonahis salary Address $50 Csrs
fouruaf ffarf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

FoR sArts-Four eorner lots IN Biock ~.
East Pensacola Heights. che block from
esy.u. o. az Inc sad ,seins 'o.ih
cssh. haiance - srd Twelve months
rats - q bargain n vou wat thsm nct
quick Address p n C. p q. Ror
"a. Psnsseaia. pa fiocsiHn'
ron aAr.E-S-roorr cottage sns hsn. vel
burt. With ell cnnw~rieuces Vsrv rea-
sonshis price Fcr furth-r Information
can - Nc bei'son ~ ocfai-iru'
PFANrT HrTTvR-Ass vour rror.r
for Premium pwWnf Peanut nrftsr
FnT sale By al esaiers. BET ~ -.
narket anrttfns
WV JOURNAL pANAwA CANAL -
tion y the h~st hnok fnv adw~rti~iug
fensaeoia ever urntucsf Oct = and senf
= q wv frf-nda A. an book stores ~
~ t7is omN@
FoR wEsT FI.oRrnA he-1. propo-i,ios.
improved ard uriunrr0veh ard pr rur-
10y sscck. y wfn nav bc-ns-@sk-~- 20
write = ". Hinssy. Anaiachieoia. -
FOR sAur-Ffv. sof. IN East Psusa.
cole HetwAfs: ~ rar Hue ans fae'uE
suuth. far tssa -. $50 o. rash haianrs
~ SRI tws've rnontns This e har
x cerpsny. sth soor Aneriosr Na-
'ierai hanh RsFilsinE fs-ep
rHuSsvs-Fittsa ~ - srp.rt Rsnsf
ana satisfaction Rnarantsrd Mai 0ra
- have prnurut sts~rfion TIE Crvsfnl
Fsarmsov. Brent BunsinE isiufyiyr
r0R sAIV-s.rrs - SO bssf ssrninr
ards n Esosnhis County tTnprov~f
Hnf mrirn uruw~f Prices tight terms
rssscnahie Address A r Hnman
Century. "a t'neh
Fy1R sAr.r-p.v war. Absolutely ssune
snd perf.ctlv ssr''s ons hurnnsr
NorE.n'. stable rart chase 81 49,
roR FALF on rxcrAwGE Or ef'v irn-
r-ovss f.r-r N 49,, q s~-s. an urss-
fsnee anf - ahTfnfaurs - runninr
water About - arrer r. cultivation A
E00f house anf see - - h~a-inr n@~ar
tres Address 'Fvrhanrs Car- i-wr-
FOR sAr.r- Ara ioss. wsos-oss so
rine. T.. A rvbut-sru r'Nnne 49,
ac,aT
roP skrr-susu h~st - f.sf lone
vith Ecoe snxins wfu 81 chssu -
s4usi wsius or Pf-ns 1sEs. ar $685.
= A. A. Care Journal Nf0-ttr'
Z WV z ANsNsHfFwN keHaNnNmWMw #WFn. WV
usefel. - Fnof ~orHffHr rr win frafF
- rsai sstats B0x sis iaoc'
ron sArr-0n rs-susnfs nav r~sr
Mulaf $50 ar~~s r~~st fertile sra
Neat sffffafaH tract fu West wfrwfsn 70
lies F~r7n ps-ssroia n W e0uis
Carr wssou "a ftoetiu'
R&R~o~W prvuurrs ~ sfe~k E,ar.
rnorn 20 naTffra street O~frm Ansrf
~ar Natioaai Rank HuiifinE "
Tnhnson fAauH
FoR sALF-Rou t.p ssst - 500 -ou-
eifion ~ Frfssriehsen a Son. No
Paiafox frssr
long roura bottom. 81 heavy fufv
rotor Fun suuiru~if- t'Fervf7inE y
hest ~ ronffffan nrw ff1 Thrra asf
~ aprly ~ p Rnusns 81 I10-ffrs
FOR sALE-A uaaasi horne nrn-tirauy
ngw wfth = - f0ss hfrek Te WHw
CITY AppiY e. Jss N~Huss faact
CLEANLINESS for sale ~
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.
ruR skLr-F1.sirz ski-. ne fsss I1ur
t-inrh freehaars Fts-ft beam. p
r ~ srEina rue sea husf ana rrurf
rev 80 fekfs f Address
sfevers. Persiaa Erarh. Aih trrv1w"
Dor RAr.r - Neu -rur hn-d-rI-Fsf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

vtdusis Described bv said Names ana ac-
hnoWiFHFed that they executed tha frra.
wuinN Instrument fnf the uses ana pur.
poses therein Nat forth
Given 1mfer nv hmnt ara ufNwlaa zeal
thts Gtth oaF 90 October, A r.. 1874
SCOTT ~ LOFTfN
NotHfr puhfin
MY cofnnission sKptres AuKlisi q iefA
aaeotomwtw
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STOLEN.
MUSICAL.

Pn0F urT.FTIrHAN SCOTT Piano
Specialist Trains teachers f8r fhe pro-
feaaion. fsaachetlNky nsfhof ff0 West
Garden. pensacnia Phone f31. Tncvtn.s
THEORY LESSONS 49, va, Hnrunuy.
Counterpart. FuNua Orchestra fifFi
auH Cnmuualticns also piMnn. Voice ard
0rFan fnr serious sfutsnfa william
pmckhan Nus RAc phcna -.
fNenff - .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

IN Escsnhia County Circuit court.
state 20 Florida IN Chanrsrv y W
W1fhsrspoon " Katie vfthrrepnou on
MONDAY, the 18Th daY ~ November A ~.
1914 the Defendant Katie Wtthermponn,
"a required 10 appear 10 fhe hlii nin4
against her herein This order 10 ~ prh.
hnhed nnre each seek fnr four ftA con.
aecutiVe weeks ~ The Pensacola Journal
a Newspaper published IN said waramtfa
County. Jas Mangihhnn Clerk Circuit
court Pensacola, f1a.. October fand
tata gaoraon waug
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n 81 Parts ~ fhs eNy ~ reaesnahle
rentM Several 81 pafafuu ~ new
KeyEer nunffnn So Pan.
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eFr 20 FATRCWWan 90 "a Fasf
nruana Street ThnrH fsH v y nnr
fsR. Pr best shaFea uuhn'Hferfna and Pc
erfshinn - furniture 9rorffH
@rApWrww MORENO nwmsarn1a FHn
Aren't Diehoid ann Coats gafss arf
Hnrk Ffwfurra C'nTrnernrlff ERE anfirIfef
MERCHANTS TRANSFER co Thrr
~ ThnrHHn. fHnr acHrlfa 81 kinds ~
rnnvtmW nrH haufimn Furwfture rarkea
go afirrsnf rlrrffuHs stores n~ra
phone - nanot rnone 10 fifunsn
fur aaia ara rent rn~resrruH~nra -.
nrifea A "a MrL~nN a c. Warufar.
tur-rs sotAs soshs eoufh paiafoH pfens
ffra f2fah
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

Notire l. hereby given hat n annual
meeting ~ the Htockhaldrra ~ fhe Per.
sacnia Home A ~aNinHs Association will
- held a. the once ~ the secretary. ft
tast Government So. Saturday. neoefn.
bcr 7th. 1914. from foan m. fof tEa
election 81 0fhrefM ard mmy ether huml.
nesa that may GENE before them.
INO. MARHEY.
lNnoFuawtw Secretary
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MONEY inaned cn rsai estate ~ personal
property b. the CITY ~ psrsaen'a a. tha
esq rate ~ Interest HALL q CO. I6M
x Govsrnmsut street rhous iiea tsep
MONEY loansd On Diamonds ana tiKh.
class feweiry a. the iaSai rate - infer.
est HAIL a CO. fsA r. guvsfnnlent
street Phone tie1 tsep
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WANTED--To Buy Or
Exchange.

WAhTF.uh-nns uina Et pound relav
raj delivered EHuNacula "a Nmra eanAf-
ffaa Quote lowest price 1ufrk WIN pav
raah fffnrfawhafrhaa Tus1har O. Fsres-
pnrf "a Nawsw
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FOUND.

FsgwNn-.Osn paiafcx street. gaid lecket
Owner - Hef 81 ne ~ thts once ~
pwuwtnw uwnarrfir ard r@yinM fnr 81
Snowy
FONNn-araN horse PAGER. TAI sra
nuane bohhsd Arplv " q Hen6erson.
Cantonrnsnt. - 6uovlws
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Governors Reception.

A public reception, such as was held
in the Kentucky State Executive Man
sion when Governor McCreary occupied
the State official residence thirty odd
years ago, was held there Wednesday
night last from to II o'clock. IL was
attended by members of the General As
sembly, State officials and attaches,
visitors to the Capital from all over
Kentucky and the people Of Frankfort.
To the host of the evening it brought
back many pleasant memories of other
days, and was an altogether enjoyable
affair. Governor McCreary has an
nounced that such receptions viii be the
order at the Executive Mansion during
sessions of the General Assembly while
he occupies it. He viii receive one
evening every other week during abe
present session.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Made An Experiment

The Henderson Journal says: Henry
Barrett is another Henderson county
farmer who has demonstrated that the
disease, which was ranging among the
hogs, is cholera, is stated by the expert
who was brought here from Lexington
by the Journal. Mr.. Barrett is also an
other progressive farmer to demonstrate
to his own satisfaction and Of his neigh
bors that the serum treatment is a coed
thing when cholera is abroad in the
land. Mr.. Barrett took a number of
hogs that were well and had not been
exposed to the cholera, gave them the
serum treatment and then turned them
in with Will Hardin's hogs. The result
was watched with a great deal of in
terest and it was source of great Sati :
faction to Mr.. Bar: EFT to find that they
were not sick day. They are alive,
well at this minute and it has been
several weeks since the vaccinated hogs
were turned in with the sick hogs. An
experiment was made by NJ. d. Robin
son on the Pork House farm. Mr.. Rob
inson took one of the hogs that had the
cholera. He administered the serum
when the temperature was at 1929.
Little was expected from this expert
ment as the state experimental station
and other authorities. do not claim any
special results where the hogs that have
cholera are vaccinated. 1t is more Of a
preventive than cure. Yet the cholera
hog that was vaccinated with its tenn
perature at l04l p is alive and well now as
any hog. 1t is mighty lonesome time,
however,as nearly all of the magnificent
herd on the Pork House farm are plant
ed under the ground
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Death of Senator Kie Oldham.

The following beautiful tribute to the
late Senator Kie Oldham was contribute
ed by friend Of many years personal
acquaintance and published in Tue
s)n, (Arizona) newspaper:
in the death of former Senator Kie
Oldham, who was buried during the past
week in Little Rock, Ark. Tucson has
lost staunch friend He come to this
city something over five years ago. after
having suffered more than two years
from tuberculosis. He was compelled
to return TO his home in Arkansas on
two occasions on arcount of business
matters, and each time suffered a re-
lapse. Notwithstanding this, the elm
ate of Tucson each time eaabled him to
rally, and he never lost an opportunity
to advise a suffering friend TO come
here. Up to the time of his death he
was gradually improving, and his sud
den end came as a bolt from clear sky.
just few days prior to his death SEN
ator Oldham had bought a number of
lots near the Country Club and intended
10 build residence and make Tucson
his permanent home.
"He was born of a distinguished
family of Kentucky, but at an early age
removed to Arkansas. His brother-in-
law, Ex-Governor Eagle, was chief ex-
ecutive of the latter state from 1888 to
1892, and during that time Kie Oldham
was his private secretary. After leaving
this position he began the practice OF
law in Little Rock, and rapidly rose to
distinction in his chosen profession.
Just about the time he contracted the
fatal malady he was elected to the stare
senate from the Little Rock district. He
was out west for his health, but return
ed to perform his duties and to assist in
the passage Of some important laws,
among which was bill for the establish
ment of a tuberculosis sanatoriu m, of
which he was the author. He lived to
see this institution in successful opera
tion and was justly proud Of it.
Besides being possessed of a brilliant
intellect, he was affable, courteous, kind
and considerable, a man of strict inte-
gritty and un ullied honor These quail
ties were enough to cause him TO te
respected and loved by all, but he also
constantly visited among the afflicted
to cheer and encourage them and to as
sist them in every way. He loved his
friends and in turn was loved by them,
and his sudden taking of. prostracted
them as the death of no other would
have done.
The blow, however, fell with terrific
force upon his devoted wife, For years
she had nursed him with unceasing care
and ministered to his every want with
unexampled zeal, but the grim reaper
suddenly destroyed her hopes which had
never failed before.
God will not permit such devotion
and love to go unrewarded They wi ]
meet again and may He guard and keep
her till that day"
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24

You Are Shown the Way
Out.

There can be no just reason why any
reader of this will continue to suffer
the tortures of an aching back, the an.
noyance of urinary disorders, the dan
gers of serious kidney ills when relief is
possible and proof given that these ills
can be cured. The following is con-
vincing proof,
John w. Forman. 8 Montgomery
street, Mt. Sterling, KY. says: Il think
my kidney trouble was the result of
heavy work. was compelled to give
up all work that required STOPPING on
account of weak and lame back.
had been laid up for several days at a
time, and some time ago began to look
around for cure. Until began using
Doan's Kidney Pills did not find any
thing.that would prove Of benefit to me.
was soon well and strong, and now
am entirely free fIom kidney trouble.
| am pleased to give Doan's Kidney
Pills my endorsement"
For sale by alt dealers. Price SOC.
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y, sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other. j3-lm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Turkeys Becoming Extinct.

Last week the Census Bureau handed
the people of the United States very
gloomy package in the shape of fore
cast that the Christmas dinner of the
future will either not be or it will be
with a chicken or roast beef as a center
piece instead of the time honored tur-
key. Ten years from now multi mil.
lionaire may be able to have a duck or
goose on his Christmas table, but as for
turkeys, they will exhibit only in fancy
or at the National Zoo According to
the Census Bureaus report there were
6, 594, 695 turkeys on farms in the United
States in l9OO,a only 3, sos, 7Os in 1910
At this rate of decrease indicated. the
turkey will be strange bird in 1920
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
STOMACH TROUBLES

Cured By Vinol-Here is Proof
Seymour. Ind was troubled with
a chronic stomach trouble, and five
weeks ago it got SO bad had to give
up work. had tried various medi.
cines without relief, and was finally
induced TO try Vinol. After taking the
first bottle was greatly benefited.
Am now on the third bottle and ready
to resume work. Am rapidly gaining
in weight and strength" Edw. Me
man.
1t is the curative medicinal ele-
ments Of the Gods 1ivers, combined
with the Strengthening properties of
tonic iron contained in vinoI which
makes it so successful in restoring
perfect digestion and at the same
time 1t builds up the tired, over
worked and rundown system.
Try bottle of Vinol with the un-
Outstanding that your money win be
returned if it does not help you.
B. L. MIDDLETON, Druggists
RICHMOND, KY
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Leap Year Girls Chance.

Mayor Head, of Louisville, has re-
ceived letter from Gordon Buckley, of
Gordon, Neb., in which the latter asks
the Mayors aid in securing him wife.
Mr. Buckley says that he is 80 years of
age and would like to wary a nice
Southern girl. He adds that there are
lots of unmarried men in Nebraska be-
cause there are not enough women to
go around. He does not mention the
money question. evidently believing that
a marriage arrangement should be free
from taint of the filthy lucre. His adj
dress is Box l3. Gordon, Neb.. and ali
aspirants for the altar in company with
Mr.. Buckley are asked to write him.
He will consider all bids and accept the
most likely-sounding. A aboard for
Nebraska, widows, grasswidows and
sweet sixteens.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Monday, February 5.

1912. being county court day, at |
O'Clock p. m, in front Of the court
house door in Richmond, KY, sell to
the highest and best bidder the follow
ing described tract of land:
Situated in Madison county, KY, at
the mouth Of Muddy Creek, near the
kentucky river, being part of the land
conveyed TO Curtis Jett by S. Parrish
and wife by deed recorded in the Madi-
son County Court Clerks Office and be-
ing the same tract of land, 'except the
submerged portion from Lock No. lC
in kentucky river conveyed to Harry
Crawford by deed recorded in Book As
at Page 443 in Madison County COurl
Clerks Office.
Said land will be sold for the purpose
of distribution among the heirs of Harry
Crawford. and contains sixty-four anc
one-half acres.
TERMs-Said land will be sold on &
credit of six months time, the pur
chaser being required 10 execute sal'
bonds bearing @ per cent interest from
day Of sale until paid with approved SO
curity with a lien retained upon thu
land sold until all the purchase none.
is paid. II. G. RICE,
294t NJ. @. NJ. @. G.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
Officers Elected.

At recent meeting of the directors
of the Farmers Bank. Kirksville, KY,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Marion Coy, Presi-
dent; Clay Brakeman, Vice President
II. S. Newton, Cashier. The following
gentlemen compose the Board of Direc-
tors: Marion Coy, Clay Brakeman, DIR.
H. NJ. Boxley, Nathaniel Cotton, VIM.
A. Arbuckle, ]. T. Long, JIM. Hendren,
DIR. w. K Price, Joe A. Ross.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-24
State Board of Health Subject
to Probe.

Under The right given him BY reso-
luton adopted by the House, Wednes
day last. Represent tive L. B. Herring
ton, OF this county, means to probe into
the affairs Of the State Board Of Health
With a view ID ascertaining just how
the $50 600 placed at its disposal by the
last Legislature has been expended.
The inquiry will begin tomorrow when
Dr. J. n. Mccormack and other men,
bers of the Board will appear before the
House Committee on Kentucky Statutes
for the purpose Of airing their views on
the bill offered by Mr.. Harrington re-
Gently giving to the Governor the r ght
to appoint members of the State Board
of Health without dictation from any
source. On that occasion Mr.. Herring
ton, as member of a standing commit
tee of the House, and author Of the bin
in question, will place DIR. Mccormack
and others under oath and require them
to answer any question he may ask
bearing on his measure.
Under the present law the different
medical societies dictate the appoint
ments, or are supposed to, as the law
vests them with the power, Mr.. Her
rington said. These societies have be-
come powerful political machines. Es-
pecially is this true with the State Med
ical Society, and Dr. Mccormack seems
to be the absolute dictator thereof.
This organization can dictate to the
Governor a majority Of the members of
the State Board of Hea tn and per-
petuate them in power. The Stale
Board of Health fills number of very
important Offices and spends $50, 600 an
nually of the peoples money The
Board appoints the State Sanitary In
spector, State Bacteriologist, Assistant
Bacteriologist, State Registrar of Vital
Statistics, Secretary and Assistant Sec
rotary, all of whom draw salaries rang
ing from $1,000 to 81, 500 per annum
The Board should be taken out of poll
tics and the old machines broken up.
l believe the best way to do this is to
give the Governor the absolute power to
appoint members of the Board, as is the
case in other progressive States "