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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-04-11
GOV. LEvEE BREAKS.

AZ 4:45 Friday afternoon the big
Government levce. protecting thous.
ands OF acres OF farm lands below
Hickman, broke at point about five
miles below town going through Jarve
Andcrson's place. bringing to naught
one OF the hardest fights ever waged
against the treaeherous waters OF the
Mississippi Ten days previous TO the
crisis. n thousand men worked night
aad day In an effort TO hold the water
l,hlnd the embankment. The worst
part OF u was that men worked much
OF the time IN a drcnching rain. wad
lng mud and slush. going without
Sleep or rcst for almost week. and.
ar times. doing without food for a.
houn at a stretch
A small break flint occurred "a
stream Of muddy water spoutng up
from beneath the bags OF sand l..s.
br Georges crow Of negroes we're on
the section which gave away. and
they did commendahlo work BaRs OF
sand we're dashed into the break with
wonderful rapidly but the greody
food. long delayed soon ate To- way
down into the leyco. and. gathering
power with every ich OF vantage. soon
became raging torrent through the
hig oarthen chain. All the while the
faithful negroes continued % rush
heavy sacks up the slipping cmbank.
mont wading water almost waist deep
aud facing a current which literally
swept their feet from under them at
times. But the nEht Was lost In
Jess time than Il takes 90 tell d. the
water covered the surrounding ground
and had torn away. as though IL had
been n mound Of straw. the lovce TO
a width Of 10 or 20 feet Seeing the
utter hopelc.sncss of the task. work
pas abandoned and warning sent owe
ne wires OF the lcvcc telephone sys-
ton which had been established Ito
keep the lcvce workers In touch with
each other Sheriff Johnson stood In
water over his knees when he sent
the last message The frail efforts
90 man against the giant waterway
wero unovcnly matched Wind aud
waves were really the STRAW that
broke the csmel's back" The water
vas being held In many places with
sand BAGS where u was higher than
ihc loycc by several inches.
Tho breach OF course Nidencd.
sweeping trees. houses. fences. etc.
Ike chaff In a wind until now Il is
upwards OF a mile IN width. The
thousand men engaged In the work
hurriedly sought places of safety. and
no lives we're lost. Three negroes ar
said 20 have become excited when
the break occurred and ran behind the.
leyee instead OF staying on IL. and
were forced TO climb trees. where
they we're found three days later
Anticipating the worst. steamboats,.
launches and skiffs we're held in rea-
diness for the emergency These were
hurnedly dispatched from Hickman
aud picked up those cut off from re-
tseat Capt A. A. Faris brought In
200 people on The Str. May Stewart
saturday morning. after an an-night
search. Many OF these were taken
from roofs and tree tops. Some were
singing and praying. others cursing;
but sinner and saint alike wese
brought 10 safety. Throughout the
day Saturday. refugees continued 10
pour into Hickman adding TO the pop
ulat'cn OF our tented city and nlling
lie bread lines.
AS yet, no deaths have been report
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-04-11
Over Two Thousand Refugees Now in Hickman

vee Broke Friday Rendering Many More People Home
less 10 Square Miles Agricultural Lands Under Water Situation k
Still War Department Furnishes Tents and Food River
Falling Gives Promise of Relief Clinton Street Submerged Water
Reached 81 Feet on Cairo Cuage Highest Ever Recorded
Loss in Bottoms Enormous. c. NJ & c. R. r. Put Out of
Business Several Miles of Track Out Between Hickman
and Tponvne. Relief Well in Hand
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28
MORE SUNLIGHT IN THE HOME
SUNS Rays Gods own Mierobe Killer
oennlolds. Disinfeotant and
eictness Healer

Fresh air enthusiasts are famil-
enough to most Of us, but we hear
less Of enthusiasm for light. Dark
ened sick rooms are too common
Sir B. W. Richardson, the eminent
London scientist and physician, de-
clared that when the professors Of
healing enter a sick room their first
words in most cases ought to be
Goethes dying exclamation, "More
light More lightp The light Of
the sun Is Gods own microbe killer
germicide disinfectant, prophylac-
tic, sickness healer. There is no
physician, no chemical antidote, no
compounded prescription to be COM
pared with sunlight Without 1t
nature could not perform her func-
tons. Man, beast, bird, insect would
fall victims to the deadly gases that
would prevail The horrid mists
and deadly gases are dispersed and
decomposed by the action Of light
Let 1t IN, eTeVwherel Let the light
in more and moro abundsntly. Fad
ed carpets are not as pitiful as faded
cheeks Spoiled cushions are trivial
compared with spoiled health
Darkened rooms are too suggestive
Of darkened ivea-Christian Her
aid.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28

Rogers No. 2, Barney Rogers,
Claude Rash, Humphries kasn'
Pete Rogers No. 3, Jasper Reuben,
Arthur Ramsey, Arch Rails, VIII
Rails, Arthur Ramsey, Abe Kay,
/ Alec Ringo, Andy Robertson, Mllt
Steele, Jasper Smith, Geo Smith,
Frank Summers, Ollie Smith, Sam
Stephens, Will Smith, Will San
ders, Will Stoner, Jim Stoner'
Everett Stewart, Coleman Stroth-
er, John Settlers, Dan Scott, Lem
Sydner, Porter Strother, Jno
Smith, Jr., Prewitt Smith, Charley
Stone, Miller Simpson, Geo Steele,
Jno Stoner, Geo Scott, Ben Stout,
Clay Sydner, Enoch Simpson,
Lewis Summers, Frank Scott,
Golden Sydner, Charley Smith,
Ike Samuels, Chas Stoner, Henry
South, Sheridan Smoot, Mllt
Smith, Jerry Stoner, Robt Stew
art, Jr., Richard Spiler, Sidney
Stewart, Jim Stewart, Wade Til
man, Mort Upton, John Upton,
Chas Upton, Will Upton, Jesse
Upton, Alec Upton, Albert Tip
ton, Lewis Upton, James Upton
George Thomas, Will Trumbo, Jesse
Tucker, John Tucker, Sam Tucker,
Jim Thompson, Henry Thompson,
Clarence Thatcher, Will Upton,
Joe Thomas, Jack Upton, Jim
Thomson, Joe Upton, Joe Turley,
John Turley, Jr., Herman Upton,
Andy Thompson, Tom Upton, Lee
Henry Thomas, Jess Thomas, Will
Thomson, Henry Turner, Grant
Upton, George Trimble, Luther
Taylor, Chris Turner. George Vim
egar, Harry Vice, Orange Wash
ington, Lewis Whaley. Newt
Williams, Ben Wright. Frank
Walker, Charley Walker, Lewis
Walker, John Nelson White, Dan
Wright, Jim White, Nose Will
Jams, Joe Wright, Sam Wilson,
George Wright, Ed Williams, AL
len Williams, Harry White, Wash
Williams, Joe Williams, Jess Wal
ker, Silas Wright, Everette Wal
ker, Howard Wilson, George Fran
els Weathers, Jr., George West,
Henry Wilson, Henry Wheatley,
Enoch Wilson, Levi Wilson, Allen
Wilson, Jim Wilson, Ed Williams.
Jess Walker, Robert Woods, Hor-
ace Williams, Will White, Jim
Walker, Tom Wright, Henry Will
son, Charley Wright, Tom Walker,
Jim Wright Robert Williams, Ed
Williams, George Wright, George
Walker, George Wright No. 2,
Frank Young, Albert Yates, Joe
Yates, Smith Young, Mack Young,
AL Young.
Given under my hand this Aug.
23rd, 1912.
w. F. CROOKS,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28
East-Bound.
CONNEGTIONS.

LEXINGTON-Train No. I will make
connection at Lexington with the L. &
N. for Louisville, Ky. No. 8 will make
connection with the L. & N. at Winches-
ter for Cincinnati, o.
CAMPrON JUNCTION Trains Nos.
l, q, 3 and will make connection with
Mountain Central Ry. to and from Camp
ton. KY.
BEArTYvILLE JUNCTION Trains
Nos. /, and 3 will make connection
with the L. & A. Railway for Beattyville,
OAK. JUNCTION Trains Nos. -
and 4 will make connection with Ohio q
Kentucky Ry. for Camel City, KY. and
o. & K. stations.
CHAS. SCOTT
Gen. Passenger Agent
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28
FIGHTING ruesRcULosia

Lord Roseberry in a London ad-
dress on tuberculosis said that pre-
ventive measures had reduced the
mortality from consumption In Lon
don by SS per cent between 1901
and 1909. and by IA per cent in
England and Wales fO, the same Pc
riod. Nearly forty thousand lives
were saved Which would have been
lost under the average conditions Of
the decade Of l871-16SO.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28
List of Delinquent Polls
For 1911.
WHITE.

Anderson Albert Anderson, Chal-
len Anderson, Nelson Abner, j.
Arnold, Eliza Alfrey, <. L. Brock
way, II. B. Brockway, +. w.
Bassett, w. g. Beacraft, H. l..
Bouchman, Clarence Berry, Oscar
Baird, Chas Baker, Cooper Ber-
ryman, Stanley Brown, Norman
ID. Brown, w. A. Bogus, Tom
Beacraft, w. G. Barker, Lee
Brown, X. w. Bogus, Wiley
Bennett, j. r. Browning. Y. G.
Bowen, Shirley Branham, d.
Beanie, w. E. Bean, T. j. Bun
ton, Dallas Beanie, Ed Bryant,
Cooper Bergman, Will Ber-
ryman, Gas Bergman, Jno Bea-
gle, E. A. Bashford, Sr., j. W.
Branham, Thos Brooks, Jno Ber-
ryman, Lem Barnett, j. I. Ber-
ryman, Caswell Branham, T. j.
Brooks, Jno Barnett, Marion
Brown, David Brown, Jno Bar
nett, Jr., Milton Barnett No. 2, j.
w. Barnett, j. w. Barnes, Robt
Byrd, Lewis Byrd, Elisha Byrd,
Jr., Theodore Brown, Earnest
Byrd, Harry Biggers, Lee Bea-
craft, Albert Birch, Ben Byrd,
E. G. Barnes, Will Bergman,
Jesse Bryant, Garrett Ballard,
Ben Beacraft, Emmett Cord, Jno
Corbett, Jr., E. G. Curtis, -
Childers, Jno A. Conroy, Chas.
Carr, A. B. Crouch, w. j. Cur
tbs, Shelf Grow, Will Crabtree, Jas
Cline, B. T. Carl, Jim Conk.
wright, G. D. Cook, Thos Colli-
yer, Jim Curtis, Frank Carl, Sam
Carl, Tobe Curtis, B. w. Cravens,
Tom Cropper, G. w. Conley, r.
N. Conley, R. L. Conley, G. w.
Carpenter, David Cassidy, Tom
Cassidy, Jesse Carpenter, Henry
Carpenter, Miller Cravens, Jim
Curry, Fred Curry, Jno Curry,
Lindsay Carter, Orlando Christy,
Jno Conner, Jno Curtis, Jim Cur
tbs, Barnes Castle, Jno Cook,
Greene Cole, VIM. Carmichael, j.
E. Campbell, w. O. Chenault, Jr.,
j. B. Chandler, Jno Conkwright,
Jas Curtis, Richard Chandler,
Wiley Curtis, Jr., VIM. Curtis,
Harmon Covey, Hillery Conk-
wright, Nick Covey, j. E. Covey,
Henry Chambers, j. G. Cundill,
Joe Coburn, w, B. Coburn, Chas
Conkwright, John Carpenter, Jno
Caudill, Newton Clark, Walter
Carter, Dave Chandler, Harrison
Conn, Hiram Carter, j. E. Carter,
Jas Cravens, Thos Crockett, jim
Crockett, Jno r. Gopher, Ed
Currin, Nose Cundiff, Walter Go,
pher, d. NJ. Davis, Walter Dunn,
Ed Dunn, Shirley Dunavent,
Early Dunavent, Sam G.. Duna,
vent, Thos. Dunn, l.. f. Daniel
Arthur Davis, Robt Dale, Chas
Duncan, Dave DOoley, Ruff;
Dunn, r. A. Dill IN, Sonny Down
ard, u. T. Downward, Joe Downard
Earnest Donahue, Dick Day, JEFF
Davis, Lewis Ecton, O. S. Elan
Jasper Elan, Marcus Estep, Ster
ling Eckler, Preston Eversole
Brit Estep, Daniel Edge, w. W
Edwards, Jas Estep, Oscar En-
sor, Artie Fitzpatrick, Virgi
Flynn, Jno Forman, Farmer Fitz
patrick, 9, Z, Ford, j. w
Fletcher, Chas Frankenstein, P
X. Frogge, Leroy Frogge, jim
Ford, Albert Fritz, Ollie Faulk
Albert Fortune, G. w. Flack
Geo Fortune, Wayne Parrish
Henry Flack, Jack Frazier, Jas
per Faudery, Will Foley, Davi'
Gay, Robt Gray, Tyler Gray
Chas Greene, B. F. Gardner, r
d. Gaitskill, A. r. Gilcrest, d
c. German, VIM. Garrison, Cla.
Guthrie, MIN Gilvin, Jno Gilviu
Ora Gilvin, S. S. Gilvin, Cha
Gilvin, Jno Gaddis, Ware
Goosey, W. S. Gardner, Die
Greene, JAS Gay, Jno A. Grigsby
Eyaratt GrifHn Gloc Groyeor
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28

| Hadden, Glen Howe, Bruce Hale,
L. II. Hitchcock, Jas Howard, G..
A. Hiley, Hannibel haddix, I. j.
Hovermale, Cole Haney, S. Hol-
land, Ben Igo, Sam Isbell, Walter
Ishmael, Sam Ishmael, Richard
Ingram, Robt Johnson, Will
Jones, Shack johnson, Leonard
johnson, Fisf er johnson, Jesse
Jefferson, Jno johnson, M. p.
johnson, Sim Jones, Cad Jones,
Frank Kirkland. Clarence KEN.
per, Henry M. Kash, Tom Kerns,
Burl Kerns, Thos Kerns, j. X.
Kerns, o. G. Kendall, q. w.
Kincaid, Levi Kratzer, A. S.
Leggett, Jno Leggett, G. l.. Leg
gett, VIM. Lee, A. p. Lsrrison,
j. w. Lawson, Chas H. Lewis, j.
NJ Lewis, Ed Mcnamara, Wat
Mcclure, w. T. McGilaway, Jno
Mcdonald, r. L. McCarty, Tom
McRohan, H. j. McCaffrey, T. j.
McCaffrey, VIM. Maher, John
Mearns, T. S. Moss, F. E. Moss,
Walter Mackie, M. A. Maher,
Tom Medlin, w. H. Moore, Hugh
Mearns, Andrew Mearns, John
Martin, V. B. Morton. Alonzo
Mullikin, Thornton McClain, Jim
McCord, R. B. Moore, Jno Mar
tin, Sill Martin, David Moore,
Sam Mcintosh, Ben Martin, Dor
sey Murphy, Dave Moore, Jno
H. Martin, Joe McCarty, Lafe
Mcintosh, Scott Mcintosh, Dud
Mcintosh, Will Martin, Elijah
Martin, Bun Martin, Joe Myers,
Weldon Martin, Luther Murphy,
Lilburn Maloney, Jas Martin,
Yves Martin, Chas Mccall, VIM.
H. Martin, Will Martin, Bert
Martin, Tilden Martin, VIM.
Martin, Lewis Martin, Dave Mar
tin, w. 7. Myers, Jeptha Mullins,
Jno Meadows, Zeke Martin, j..
w. Mccormick, Zeke McClaskey,
Leonard Myers, Joe Moxley, o.
lie Mckee, F. McQuithy, Henry
Mansfield, Chas Morris, Mart
Manley, Asa Miller, Bigstaff
Moore, Plen Moore, E. May, Tom
Markland, Chas Nesbitt, Jr.,
Newt Norris, Jesse Newkirk,
Jack Norris, Stephen Num-, Jim
Norris, G. Neal, Yancey Orme,
VIM. Overley, Chas Overley
Prentice O'Rear, Geo Oldfeld,
Joel Oldfeld, Jesse j. Oldfeld,
VIM. Oakley, o d a Orme,
Chas Pieratt, J. S. Porter, Jas
Pickett, Joe Petit, Chas Parker,
J. S. Pennabaker, Jim Pergram,
Jno w. Percell, Taulbee Parker,
Anderson Pitts, Jack Patton, Chas
Pence, Ray Pierce, Richard Pie
1
raft, Sam Piersall, J. l. Robinson,
Ben F. Reid, G. G. Reid, B. F.
Reason, Ike Rogers, Jno Royse,
Lee Rice, jerry Roark, Claude
Raborn, Sam Raborn, J. w. Ra.
born, VIM. Reese, Jno Richard
son, A. L. Rice, Edmund Robert,
son, Chas Risner, Chas Rynn, inc
I. Royse, w. S. Ratliff, Austin
Royse, Tom Royse, G. N. Reeves
Newt Royse, Earl Royse, Luther
Richardson, VIM. Raborn, Rob
Reynolds, H. Risner, Ray g. Rat
lift, J. H. Reed, Ben Reed, ]. NJ
Rogers, Joe Rothwell, Jas A. Rob
bins, Jno Robbins, David Risner
Ollie Rankin, Harry Schooler, J
H. Stamper, Geo w. Sewell, l.
Stewart, ]. w. Stevenson, Henry
Stevens, J. X. Shropshire, H. L
Stevenson, J. L. Summers, Ma
Simpson, f. w. Smith, Claud
Stephens, Jno E Stephens, Her
man Stages, Rufus Stockdale, T
H. Sanders, Tom Saddler, in,
Stockdale, Jno Settlers, Grove
Sears, Wiley Stephens, Geo Ste
phens, Joel Stephens, Green Ste
phens, Jas w. Stephens. vii
Shouse, Vance Shouse, Geo H
Shouse, Pias Stewart, Jno d. Ste
phens, Ira Stephens, Dan Stewart
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28

lOin DdNios Oohh D"'ios
DarneIl. jess Dougherty, Kelly
Dean. AIf Dorrell. Henry Davis,
Geo Dougherty, Jim Downing,
Thos Douthitt, Carl Davis, Harry
Davis, Fenton Dougherty, Albert
Daniel, Jas B. Davis, Charley
Daniel, Tom Dickerson, Tom Dab
ney, Foster Duncan, Armstead
Davis, Jno II. Davis. John Duncan,
Alec Emmons, Bev Ewing, Jim
Ellis, Press Ewing, Charlie Evans,
Will Henry Edwards, John Ed
wards, Tom Elster, Will Ewing,
Lee Edgar, Jordon Fizer, Will
Fisher, Pete Ferguson, Albert
Ferguson, John Fields, Prewitt
Fletcher, Bell Fletcher, Forman
Fletcher, Jr., Robert Fox, Will
Fisher, John Will Fisher, Strother
Grubbs, Peter Gatewood, Walker
Greene. Frank Gatewood, Miller
Greenwade, Geo Gossett, Marion
Garrett, Jack Garrett, Horace
Greene. Conner Greene, Coy
Greene, Lafe Greene, Herbert
Gatewood, Jack Gatewood, Peter
Grubbs, Sam Garrett, Will George,
John Gibson, John George, Leslie
Garrett, JEFF Garrett, Chas Gar
rett, Tom Graham, Wash Greene,
Rollie Glover, Tom Gatewood.
Nelse Garrett, Sr., Nelse Garrett,
Jr., George Garrett, Jack Gar
rett, Horace Greene, Lindsey Gar
rett, Charlie Hamilton, Jim Hur-
ley, Wess Harris, Jr., Tom Hig-
gins, Henry Howard, Will How
ard, John Howard, Jack Howard,
Lewis Haskins; Mark Howard,
Geo Harper, Green Hanley, Geo
Hamilton, Henry Hall, Ike Hunt,
JAS Hughes, Sr., JAS Hughes, Jr..
Chas Hamilton, Jim Hutsell, John
Holley, Albert Heath, Elijah Hall,
John Harris, Frank Hamilton,
Richard Hamilton, Mace Hall,
Ambrose Holmes, Charley Hazel
rigg, Walter Hunt, Talbot Hay
don, Ben Hamilton, Sam Hender-
son, Geo Hutsell, Will Hogan,
Henry Hall, Sherman Hamilton,
Jno Jouett, Sr., Jno. Jouett, Jr.,
Harve Johnson, Tom johnson,
John johnson, Charlie johnson,
Clarence johnson, Levi johnson,
Geo johnson, Joe johnson, Julian
Jones, Will Jones No. 1, Tom
Jones, Letcher Jameson, Will
Jackson, Dan Jones, Will Jones
No. 2, Willis Jones, Newton Jones,
Will Henry Jones, Henry Jones,
Milford Jones, Joe Jackson, Will
Jouett, Will Jones, Tom Jackson,
Robert johnson, John johnson,
Will Jackson, Roger Jones, Geo
Jones, Lee Jones, Strother Jones,
Henry Jones, Jr., Ernest Jones,
Josiah Jones, Allen Jones, Lewis
Jones, Cabb Jones, Jim Judy,
Remus jackson, Walter Jett, Vir-
gil Jouett, Will Kelly, Levi Kidd,
Tom Kidd, Dennis King, John
Keltee, Albert Keith, Ben Kelly,
Clarence Kemper, Manuel Keith,
Andy Keith, Charley Kelso, Ma
than Kelly, billiard Lawson, Isaac
LIE is, Charles Lane, Wallace
Lane, Mathew Lewis, Jim Miller,
John Morris, Ben Moore, jim
Mason, Bob Mason, Peter Ma
gowan, Harrison Mitchell, Frank
Morris, Dennis Mason, Ben Mason,
Henry Mason, Dan Moore, Mill
Moore, Lee Mcclure, Charley
Menifee, Jim Miller, Sr., jim
Miller, Jr., Will Moore, Ollie
Moore, Herman Moore, Dan Mox.
ley, Geo Moore. Sr., Dave Morton
Geo Moore, Jr., Asa Mcgowan
Jr., Geo Maupin, Ernest Moore
Dan Mcclure, John Mason, Over
Mason, John Nelson, VIM Nelson
Alonzo Nelson, Will Nelson, S
Nelson, Geo Nelson, Butler Norris
Will Overstreet, John Owings No
1, Herman Owings, Phil Orear
Marion Oldham. Will Orear, Clay
lOldham Willis Ouin0e w III
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28


Turley, Ward Tucker, Leroy
Tubbs, J. Richard Trimble, Jas
Tucker, Burgin Trimble, Edgar
Thrasher, Robt Thomas, Clay
Thomas, Jno Terry, J. J. Thomp-
son, q. s. Thomas, G. A. Upton,
Herman Upton, Louis Utz, Rufe
Utterback, Russell Updyke, Bert
VanEvera, Nelson Wills, ]. A.
Walsh, Richard Watts, 9. T.
Wilson, Jr., Frank Wilson, Mat
Williamson, Richard Willoughby,
N. A. Wilkerson, X. e. White,
Tandy Willoughby, H. Bruce
Wilson, Geo Warner, Frank Wy
att, J. Wells Wilkerson, X. r.
Warner, r. g. Wells, Ewing
Wells, Clarence Warner, Hanley
William, Alex Wills, Uriah Will
loughby, F. l.. Willoughby, ].
Will Wilkerson, Frank Willough-
by, Jas Wells, Richard Wilson, E.
w. Wilson, Henry Willoughby,
Geo Watkins, VIM Willoughby,
Robt Willoughby, Sam Willough-
by, Jno M. Willoughby, Will
White, Barnum Wright, Enoch
Williams, Tom Williams, Peter
Willoughby, E. H. Willoughby,
Will Woosley, Jr., Ed Witt, M.
M. Wyatt, Alfred Wade, Dave
Willoughby, Jno S. Wilson. Chris
White, Jim White, Tno H. VIII
loughby, Noble Willoughby, Da-
vid White, Alvin Willoughby, E.
w. Willoughby, Robt Watkins,
Thos Walker, Pleas Willoughby,
VIM Willoughby, Reuben Will
loughby, Thos Williams, Will
Kerr Willoughby, Robt Watkins,
Jr., Robt Wilson, Geo Willoughby,
w. p. Waters, Floyd White,
Taylor White, Jno Willoughby,
Bert Willoughby, Lige Willough-
by, Gas Willoughby, Lemrick
Willoughby, Frank Wallace, Lu-
ther Wingate, Buckner Wood
ford, Jno Whitaker, Henry War
ders, Daily Williamson, VIII
Walker, Jno Ward, H. M. Wood
ford, d. B. Walker, Chas Wills,
Jim White, Levi Wells Jonas
Wells, Richard Wells, Robert
Young, Johnson Young, Wou You,
Jno Young, Jas H. Young, Pres
ton Zorn.
COLORED.
Jim Noah Anderson. SAINT An
derson, Geo Ashley, John Allen,
Alec Ammons, Albert Anderson,
Greene Anderson, Jinks Alexan-
ander. Levi Allen, Sam Anderson,
Alfred Anderson, Sim Asberry,
Letcher Bolts, Robt Barnes, Nose
Booker, Alfred Bean, Jr., Dennis
Bridges, Jim Brooks, Alec Barnes,
Ben Bolts, John Ed Barnes, Jno
w. Brown, Ben Bell, Alfred Bean,
Will Barnes, Jesse Banks, Andy
Bailey, John Burbridge Nc. /, Will
Bean, Jim Burbridge, Will Black
Charley Black, Sr., Charley Black,
Jr., James Bowen, Henry Boyd,
Ben Berkley, Ben Bean, John Bur
bridge No. 2, Tom Black, Will Alec
Bean, Jim Burnam, Breck Black
Anthony Brooks, John Butter, Ton
Brooks, Earl Black, Tom Berry
Bush Barrow, Charley Bradshaw
Geo Bondurant, Granville Bondu
rant, Joe Bondurant, Charley Big
staff, Richard Beatty, Steve Bolts
Newt Burns, Will Butcher, Ton
Buckner, Tray Bowen, Clarence
Bly,, Frank Bigstaff, Jim Brown
David Bly,, Lee Bruton, John Clay
Geo Conner, Dan Crawford, Viii
Chenault, Clay Chenault, Johr
Coleman, Aaron Crooks, Orang'
Chenault, Steve Clay, Tom Cray
craft, Jess Congleton, Smith Clark
Frank Chenault, Joe Chinn, Dav,
Chorn, Dave Crooks, Bud Crooks
JEFF Crooks, Anderson Chenauli
jess Chenault, James Conner
James Carter, Jordon Crooks, 10,
Chenault, Andy Oaywood, Sanfor,
/ lNo.-;,Dc.koo IT,. Houool IT,.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-08-28

ICY, OCO hOOiCs A)I', law hOTVOu,
Geo Moore, Jr., Asa Mcgowan,
Jr., Geo Maupin, Ernest Moore,
Dan Mcclure, John Mason, Owen
Mason, John Nelson, VIM Nelson,
Alonzo Nelson, Will Nelson, 81
Nelson, Geo Nelson, Butler Norris,
Will Overstreet, John Owings No.
1, Herman Owings. Phil Orear,
Marion Oldham. Will Orear, Clay
Oldham, Willis Owings, w. H.
Owings, Gabe Owings, Rube Ow,
ings, Stewart Owings, Geo Owings,
Jr., Marsh Owings, Harve Owings,
Walter Owings, Geo Owings, Sr.,
Roy Owings, Bank Owings, Johr
Owings No. 2, Dennis Piersall,
Geo Patton, Smith Prewitt. Nor,
ton Peters, Nelson Porter, Noat
Phelps, Joe Quarles, Henry Rog.
ers, Geo Reeves, Henry Redd
Smith Ratliff, Harve Ragan. Luke
Ramsey, Clarence Rash, ALFRED
Reasor, Ike Rogers, Tom Rey.
nolds, Geo Rucker, Lewis Robin.
son, Willie Lee Rstliff, Arthur
Ramsey, Dave Reasor. Joe Redd
Henry Ramsey, Dave Rogers, PETE
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CABLEGRAMAS
La caida de un procer

Nueva York, lunes-
Despues de seis dias de debate, Ell Sc
nado decide ell sabado por 50 votos con-
ira 2S destituir Lorimer
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Los monarquicos
portugueses
Nueva York, lunes.-

FL yierneS paSado fueron muertos
once realistas en- Cabeceiras de Basic.
La policia pudo evitar que ell pueblo lin
chara los realistas que fueron captura-
dos. Inglaterra y Francia obligan
Espala a respetar los puertos de en-
. trada a poner en- vigor la neutralidad
ell La frontera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15

carrera. de 400 metros y en- la carrera,
por partidas, 1900 metros 81 re-
sultado de los premios en- Julio Ii fue
como sigue; Estados Unidos, lis; Sue
Ella, 7S; Inglaterra, So; Alemania, 28 ;
Finlandia, 27 Y Francia, l9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15
CABLE SENSATIONAL.

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FL Bill del Az1car lbre muro Democrats
endran ecto hasta dnro pueden sero
Les recomendamo los
pazan ell del pa nutricion satiSc
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cas- todo ago crudos amOnes de Jabd
dc Wesphaa jamones de los PneOs ChOrzos BbanOs Cho
de LOgrohO SObsasada Maorca QeSOs exquOs Bonn
bones anceses, VnOs del Rhyn Vino de CtRECEDO,
que es las comida cnservando mi saud
toda prueba soseniendo energ compatr
exo todo Bill ranquidad benesar de Bornquen
es ell mas hemoso brilante americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15
La peste en- la Habana
Nueva York, lunes.

Nueva York, lunes.-
Sc teme en- Cuba que en- Las proxl-
mas elecciones haya otro leyantamien-
to de los negros. Ell dia 13 de Julio
Sc descubrieron dos nuevos easos de pes
te Ell la Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15
Un ciclon en- Michigan
Nueva York, luneS.-

Nueva York, luneS-
En- Grand Rapids, Michigan, un ci-
con cause la muerte de una persona y
danos personales a cuarenta mas En-
l.enossha County, Wiscouncin cause da-
los personaleS tambien a muchas per-
s)nas. Este cicl6n tuvo lugar ell sa-
tado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15
Un gobernador
acusa d O

Nueva York, lunes-
La Agencia Detective de Burns ha
presentado cargos de inmoralidades ad-
ministrativas contra ell gobernador Blea-
Sc ante ell Comite Especial que investiga
la legislature de Carolina del Sur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15
Buscando una solucion
Nueva York, lunes.-

Nueva York lunes-
Italia deSea terminar Ia guerra y pa
gar una indemnizacion en- metalico a
los turcos por el traspaso de los dere
chos de soberania en- Tripoli Y las islas
turcas ell ell mar Egeo. :?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-15
La presidencia
de Panama
Nueva York, lunes.

NueVa OrK, IuneS.-
Sc dice que los partdarios de Diaz no
tomaran parte en- las elecciones para
presidente en- Panama el dia IA de ju-
lio. y que publicaran IN manifesto ex-
plicando por que retiran su candidate.