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gD "a biHgton, .. G., IL. 5spt.
9as hemifhe Bureau bes aderbaus
Departments eriIdrt in einsm am
8oHHsritag psroffsntlihteH Bulletin,
odB eefrorene frifhe Gier ourhaus gut
uno als glabrungsmitisl perpeH0 bar
'feieH. RAD pieleR GrperimenteH babsu
Die Regierunss Gbemiter fsitgsItellt,
bGB Gisr. bic dufgeiblageu, in 9iins
len perpadi uHo oaun eiHgefroren Dors
ben iino, peoer ihrsn 9eidmad ein6is
BEN. nod ionit in iresub elmer Deiie
peroerbeH. 3pei ReeeIH miiiIen dber
bel oem Berpdden in pieier WeiIe
itreHge befoIst Deroen, ndmlth:
res burien teine IbIs6ten Gier
baruuier ieiu, uno bic gisr miiiIen ims
mer in gefrorensm 3uitanb bIsiben."
SH oem Bulletin beiBt Is, oab nsHn
'biefs Regeln befoIgt iperoeu, tein
Gruno porbanoen Isi, tparum bic
.9iihieneisr" nidt popular iperoen
IDll.sn, nnmentlih bel g1dsreien uno
anoersn, bic isbr btele Gier nerbrdus
den. Die gbsmittr holien aber NIT
ibrsr Meinuns barber 3urid, mos
nit elmer giidfe Gier paFIiren Tonne,
bic sinmnl dufsetbdut iit. Sie tpsiaern
ii6, iih nGber barber ausSulaHsn.
Srienmaun auren.
% bington, Q. g., II. Sept.
Die gltern bss flint Sabre altsn gbis
lipp ebaie uno Der iieben Sabre alten
Gbitb Strauisr, bic i'm 4pril BON Or.
5risor. Gran3 5riebmonn NIT S4ilos
tr0tens Serum ,gssen anohenz 5ubers
tuloie sslmpft tpurosn, srtldrsn, baB
in 6sioeH GaIisn bic 5siluus cine DolIs
ftdnbigs lit.
Das tlsins W6bhsn bate Dor Der
Rbanblung a6t Ronate I'm Bette sus
gebr1ht uRo mar pon sebn aer3ten
dnfeeeshen iporben nGbreno Iie iesi
nit alterssenoHsn in Der Ratborftaft
fpielt. Der Gn1be, oer an 5ubsrtmlois
oes 5iiftselsnts stlittsn haIis, foa feline
striidtn fortsslpDrfen ba6sn. Bel pier
anoeren gatitnten ioa bic 6silung
ii6tbdre Jortftritts gemaht b1ben.
.GentraIin Rofalis@ Sonts'
9ater bintsrIieb
$40, 900, 900.
Tlinneola. 81. o.. IL. Sept. -
Tr. Cliper 2ipiniton Sones. Der 9as
Ter Der Suffrasettsns5iibrerin .gtnss
ralin Rofatie" Gardner Sonss. bat in
isinem SsItament ieine gan3ss Der
mosen in 60bs pon $40, 600. 600 isinsr
Dittne binterlaNen.
Tr. Sonss bate Iih am 8. 4ngui.
in ieiner Bobnung in Rsp Dort srs
fhoHsn. Cb es iid Inn sinen 3iifoll
cb<r I'm einsn Gslbftmcro haHosIts, III
lHiat isfssisls -ussssa.,
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Cine gntideioung geger
BEN ouperneur
Sul5er. |

Sul5er.
Ringston, q. g., II. Sept. -
Rtfter 6dsbrDut pom StaatssSu.
premegeri6t bat am 9onneritQg ent.
i6ieosn, oaB Der 9ouperneur Sulser
IN reguIdrer Meiie in Qntlqae3uItano
oerIebt pDroen lit, unb Dab er, pG6s
reno sr auf Ieineu pro3eB pdrtet, tsin
Re6t mebr babe, Die gretutipqepalt
aus3uubtn uno aud bds gegnaoiz
gun8sreht niht ausiibsn t0nne.
Die 5rdge betreFfs Der 9eieblihfeit
oss geoen Sul3er angeItrengten 4ntIu=
aeperfabrens nurbe in 9erbinounq
nit Der 8egnaoigung beg 3u 3ubt.
hausitrafe perurtbeilten gantiers so.
iepb q. Robin Dor ben Ridter 6Qsz
brput gebra6t. Der Ritter entihieo,
oaB bic gegnabiQung ungiItiQ fei uno
RotiH Ea6 9LadpeQB SsIano 3urLd.
geitlIdt tDeroen miiiIe.
Die 4uipdlte, bic oen 8oup. Sulaer
uno Rnbin rsprdieutireH, hatteu oelz
teHo uemabt, oaB ods QHtlaqeperfabz
rem unQeie-Lid iet, neil es pon Der 2es
qlsIdtur IN elmer GrtraiefIion dnge=
orouet pOrbeH lei, ME fir einsn an
oeren 3Det eiuberufen poroen mar.
Ter Rihtsr mics oieien ginnqnb db
uno belt bas argument oes Gorporaz
ttoHsanndlts bon Rem Qlort aufrett,
bah Die QeqislQtur, als iie oqs Qnt!a.
qenerfdhrer anoronete, in rihterIiter
uno niht in legislatiper Gigenihuft
hanoelte uub geieBli6 in SiBung mar.
Samss 5orlep, Der R0nig
Der Streitbre6er ges
itorbeu.
Rem gort, II. Sept. Sames
JdrIen, Der i'm gan3sn 2anoe als Der
4nfihrer Der Streitbre5er betanut
mar, iit in isinsr Wo6nunq in qlattsz
burgb, q. g., 80 Sabre aft, geItorben.
Sarlep bate aus bem Streitbrehen
Elm 9eih6ft gemaht unb mar babel
reid genoroen. Sn Malpne, u. g.,
geboren. lief sr ais anabe aus ieinem
GlternbQuie fort uRD f6IoB iicb einem
Gtrtus an. Spdter mar er 2eiter et.
mes tIeinen Sotels i'm oberen gbeil
pes Stuates uno ipGter trot er aIa
3ohIeni6aufIer in 9ienIt Der groot;
Inn Rapio SraHiit Gompanp. Damn
trat er aIs 5iibrer Der Der g2i6ts unio,
niitsn auf, bic ben groBeu grOotlpne,
StraBeubdbnitreit braden.
Sein Grfolg in 8rootlpn perf6afft,
tbm etnen ytamen uno er nuroe Dunr
nahetnanoer nah oieIen GtGoten be.
rufeH, no Streits ausqebrohen pu.
ren. um bort dbnIide 0ienfte gu lei.
Itsn, tpie in grootInu, biz isin Ge.
ihdft, Strsits gu bre6en uno 2eber
uno gigentbum 5u bef6iiben, ficb su
etnem Spitem ausbilbete, bas eiut
,3ett lang Der Shredeu Der Stretf,
4sitdtoren mar.
5orlsn erbteIt cine beItimmt.
Summe fir iehen Monn, ben er nab.
reHo Der Dduer bon Streits berbei.
thaffte uuo i'm 9ienTt belt. Gr Iol
fpdbreno bes Streits an Der efnter:
borough Roptb 9raniit 60. in biefigel
Stobt 100000 perbisRt buben, uni
ipdter nod erDbere Summen, aIs e,
Streits in Chicago, Cincinnati, 5ar
Jrancisco, Waterburg uno bielen an.
oeren StGbten in ben Der. 5taoter
unb Canada brah.
Sn ben IeBten SabrsH bielt 5arlet
etne 4n5dhl feinsr Rennpferbe.
Ut 3 reeri hes Duell ami,
I den M ann uno 5rau
| Seoolia, Wo., II. Sept. nil
liam GDons. Der % Sabxs site De
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wetterberi@t.

sir Ohio: Stridreeen am Jreis
tag; tiiblsr i'm tpeitli6en Sbeil. Nm
Gdmitag ifOnes Wetttr; Derdnotrlids
nod Rprboit umfhlaesnbs Winbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12

Gnu6eiOuag gegen goBOsr.
neur SuI5er.
9as Anefageuerfa6ren gesen
oen 6ouperueur
8Om surpremegeriat pOn Nelu
gOtf fir redtsfrditis er.
fl1rt.
Quh fpuroe- SuIssr oas aedt ubge>
iprO6eu, borJdufig Die GretutiOz
gepalt i'm Staate aus>
3uiben.
Sames Sarlep, Der 30niu Der Streit.
BREEDER, ais rei4sr mann
geitorben.
Itdnn uno Srau fhieBen ii4 in Se=
paIia, Wao, ge8enfeiti8 tOOt.
Gin 8aHtbote in gbicago nm $4,000
berdubt.
-~xs
Qus bem 9el0i6ranf zines ,3uge5 ber
atlGntic Godit 2iuie iino ST.
900 oerI9pun0en.
-~3S-
8er3psifeIte, Qber pergeblihe Quitreu.
gungen elmer trsuen Ulutter in
QrtunTds,
| tt
Sbren gum Sobe perurtbeilten So6r
81 retten.
-~&>-
zine Gnti | heiouug geger
BEN Spuberueur
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. gergebltaer 9erfua elmer
Ututter, ibren 5obu
gu rstteH.

6apettebtIIe, @rt., II. Sept.
Omar 8opis, ein Is Sabre alter BUR-
lte, Der am 2, aSebruar ieine 2ebrez
rim. Sri. EelIie Utoueubun, ericboiTeu
bat, III bier am 0onneritag our6 been
Strdug blngerthtet tporoen.
8dots bate ith in feline Ge1rerir.
Die 26 Sabre ait mar, oerliebt unO fte
erIAoiieH, ais lie ibre 9erObuna nit
eInem .4Roereu DffentIIa augeSeigt
bate.
Die Mtutter 8opis', bic gu 9SuB oas
guu3e noropeitltde QrTanius 0urh-
ponoert bate, unteri1riften fir cine
4etltton 1ammelno, in pelber Der
9ouDerneur 6apes um Die 8eqnaot.
gung oes Snaben gebeteu puroe, blie6
bis um Utttternant bel benz 9erurs
tAeilten. Ddbreno Der 6inridtuuq
beFano tie it1 uuBerbulb bes .3auues,
Der ben 6tnrlatun8splas umInloB.
Sbr Wtann uno otele ibrer 6reuuoe
bdtten Ilh gerpeigert, iie bel Der Sir.
tuIattOH Der YetttiOn gu unterItubeu.
Sic beIorgte es oann auein uno tbr
jiingites aino au foem Qrme trogeno,
burhpanoerte tie 81 SUB ole 0egeno
uno iprQh in 6unoerteu bon 5duierR
Dor. gta1bem iie iih mebrere 9unoert
llnterihrIfteu peridufft, purpe lbr in
eIner 0aht Die petttton aus ibrer
WobnuHg geitobIeH.
GrfdOfieR.
2urebo, 9erug. Il. Sept. 1900 Der
9ilfszS bertff Grti3, Der NIT oem Sbea
riff Bud BON Dimltt Gpuutp BON eia
Her 8anoe msritaniIaer WunttIonss
/ SdmuggItr in Der Rdbe Don garrigo
| Springs, Seras, am 0pnneritaa oes
| f1ngen genommen purDe, 1T erihpIfen
porpen, tpte am Abenp 6ierber gemeI4
bet poroeu 1T. Bud ipQ fpetgsIafsn
poroeH ietu.
| Bud uao Grti3 itauoen an Der
/ Spise elmer mlanuI6aft bic bic 15
mQnn 1tarte Snmugglerbauoe anbtsIt.
bic iih BON Garrigo Springs nah Der
meritaniidsn Gren3s untertpegs be-
| fano. Die 8eamten tpnntsn eegsn bic
llsbermaht uidts dusri6teu unb pers
iu4teu fih 8uriid3u8iebea, Der SRrtif
uno Srti3 puroen Gber gefonsen ses
noH1meH.
Su garrigo Springs rpurbs Tofort
cine annette 9erfoIgunsssWanRidc
cebilbet, Iopeit otes aber bstannt TT
geIang ss tar Eieat. Die G4masaIss ssa~
| s.sba5sa
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tiger zines Reitdurants, tpurbe bicr am
OonnerItag 0t0rgsn gu friiber Gtunbe
por etnem Gogtrbdus in einem 2ebolz
oeroueu nit fsiner Jrau bon Der 2ebs
teren erihoffen. Die s5rou ipur0e
tpotIt6 Dertpun0et. GiferIu6t mar bic
8eranlafung gu Der G9isBerei. Die
5Srdu ltef ben 02uu aus ptm 5ouTe
rufsn unb CAB Damn fiinf StuTe auf
tbn ub. gOans ga6 8pei GAufTs o6,
ebe er toot 3lrammeubrd6.
D q 8 automobil i'm Diem
tie BON 8anoiteu.
Gbicago, 81, Il. Cert. Die.
Manner entrifen ON Gonnerit1q bsn
IL s5afre alteu Darrtnatou U{cgon,
etEem 8oten Der Garfielo purt State
Sparbant, eine Sanotaj9e, bic S48OO
IN gQar unD $4,000 in gbeds snt4
belt, uno enttamen in einen gutoa
mobtl. Der Raub puroe ouf benz
Irottotr Dor Der 8urt Quf Der g8eit-
| ieIte aus9efu6rt.
| USc@op bate 9erobe bas ganfqe.
bduOe Derlafen, nit bem 9eIo unO Den
GpedS in elmer tleiuen 6anotuIde,
uno tDurtete Quf eineu StruBeubahns
pagen, als bic bier UtGnner nit oeTu
Nutomobtl dngefd9ren tQmen. 9peI
1pran9en heraus, entrifIen Dem g}thts.
ahnenoen Die 3af6e uno ebe er bea
grltt, Inn mas e5 ii3 banbelte, pareK
DE Sterle f4on oupOngeFabren. Ulcz
Go1 foQte oos 9elo nuh elmer gdnt
in Der unteren Stoot brinoen.
Die geitoblene Sonbtai6e nit BEN
$4,000 in gbedS, oos 9adet DolftGnz
big intott, tpuroe ipdter bon einem
Grbeiter in benz &eQerroum eines
| Neubaus qefunoer, mebrere Uteilen
bon Der Gde sntfernt, an tpeIter Der
Raub ausgefibrt tpurbe.
,9OOaus elmer GtpreB
Gar GET Q Alen.
SaDannab, 8a., Il. Sept. -
| Die 9eumten Der Soutbern GrpreB
Gomponp tuaren am 4beno penig qez
nei9t. ita iiber bas 8erihninoeu BON
Bantnoten i'm 9strag BON ST. 900 aus
einem 6eIoi6rante auf etnen 3uge Der
atlaEltic Goait Cine aussuIpreden. Der
8erluit oes 9elbes nuroe am Don
nerftag entoedt, als $4,000 an bic
/ SdDann1b 8ant &c SruIt 60. obqeIies
fert peroen folIten. Der gleit oes
8eloes mar fir 9anten in 8runspd
uno 8alooita, Ga., beitimnlt.
Sus @elb mar ppn Der g6dfe g2a.
tionaI 8ant BON Rem gprt abgefhidi
lDoroen. Die 8eamteH Der grpreBz
Sompagnte gdben nur gu. baB oas
8eIo, 0as in Goupert5 periiegeIt unb in
benz Seloi6rart eingeIhloTen mar
Derfhpunben iit. 9etettips Der Qoams
GrpreB Gompanp tpte Der Soutbern
GrpreB Company ituO nit benz 6al
bsiadftigt.
Weroe IirnPr UsrTuL eiu
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MaDor l1m. ]. 9aVnOr Oon
NeW Jor6
Am Wittmodj an yOrb bes
Samplers Baltic"
Usebrere buxberf We'll en- BON be,
sfiifte JrlaaDs eHtferHt, eiuem
Sersidslaa erlaHeeu.

Die 2sife fpirb tDabriheinli9 am
Gamftag ron GiperpooI aus
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Wtit benz 9dmpfer r2uiitania" Surids
gef9ift tperben.

llno bic Stabt Rem gort pir6 ibm
am %. September Elm 6ffentIidss
gegrGbniB perantaltsn.
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Sot bic Betbilisuns an Der panama
gacific aasItslung in grDdguns.
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Der 9erbono oeuti6er Gabritanisn,
in 2sipsig in 5isuns,
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Sol. arboIp9 9. alins, Elm Repubiitas
ner,
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Die Cholera Oerbreitst iid IN lnsorH
uno 8osnien.
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ger3psifeIte, aber OergebIide Quitreus
gungen elmer treueu Wutter in
IrtunTas,

Sbreu gum 2obe perurtbeiIten So6r
81 retten.
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5ritt iest automotiif an Die Spiss
Der StabtDsripdltung Don Rsp
s)ort.
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aus osm 9eIoI6rant zines 3uge5 ber
atIGntic Godit 2inie iino ST.
900 perIhnun0eH.
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@urSen anSenHeritas in Clte.
robe, &anmoaer bon ibreH
Sd,idfal ereilt.
Gimcr Bon ibnen tpnroe nadb bet
tiger Weeentuebr setSStet uHo
Der siueite sefansen.
TR 9sicen botten am 5dge ncrpr
nod .inen hOielb<iiser sru'oroet
unD beroubt.

Dier gsrionsn tpurben pon osm pro'
p<lIer zines Doppeloeders Die
a6pie abeeriHsn.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
SCREF news
{ By March Wind J

Born, to the wife of Finley Mills.
tine girl.
Columbus Mills returned home
from London one dav last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Mills, wife of James
Mills. is on the sick list this week.
T. G. Hammons made a business
trip TO Barbourville, last Wedue.-
day.
Miss Lille Mills was the guest
OF Misses Mary and Nancy Mills,
last Sunday.
Farming is grinding slowly in this
section of the county on account OF
the weather.
Dan w. Hubbard was the guest
of Pleasant Mills and family, Satur-
dav and Sunday.
Nasty Mills, son OF T. ]. Mills,
returned from college this week on
account of sickness.
The man that is elected Magis-
trate in this district will be the
man that defeats Uncle Tom Mills,
Pleasant Mills has bought himself
a pair of william goats, prepare
tory to going into the logging bust
ness.
Jeff Mills has obtained a Job from
Gus Walker TO carry the mail for
Uncle San, and made his firss "trip
Thursday.
Uncle John Gambrel found bee
tree and had his hive made and had
asked a number OF his friends 10
the bee tree cutting, but was great
~ surprised when he went, TO find
his tree cut, the parties taking al
the honey.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
State Prepared to Fight
White Plague

FRANKFORT, KY, March 10
The Kentucky tuberculosis Commits
sion is organized, ready for work
said Secretary Ray Frenc today.
There is plenty of work to be
done. Kentucky stands either first
or second among the States in it's
death rate from tuberculosis. One
seventh of the citizens die of this
disease, (13,OS2 in 1908 O9). The
average for the United States is
about one death in eleven.
Tuberculosis is no longer a prob.
lem for the doctors. The profession
knows all the facts essential for
combating the disease as it affects
individuals. 1t is now a problem
OF communities and a problem of
prevention. Two things are now
necessary in fighting the disease.
One is that every person shall know
the simple facts about the cause,
cure and prevention of consumption.
The other is the supply bv commun-
titles OF the necessary hospitals.
nurses and medical attention for
sufferers, in order not ouly to cure
the individual, but also to prevent
the spread of infection through
ignorance or preverseness.
The commission will undertake a
vigorous campaign through exhibit.
lectures and otherwise. Definite
information regarding local prob
lens is asked and all possible as
sistance will be given.
The Commissioner are: Governor
James B, McCreary, President; Mrs.
Desha Breckenridge, Vice President;
Miss Tevis Camden. DR.. L. V. Viii
liams. DR.. Everett Morris. DR.. II.
S. Keller, DIR. X. T. zoe, Bernard
Flexner.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
Must Deliver Booze to
COnsignee

Chief Justice Gary of the South
Carolina Supreme Court, has signed
an order requiring the Southern
Express Company to deliver a pack
age said to contain liquor to p. F.
Collicutt, the consignee, in Column
bia, S. c. 1t is possible that the
case may be taken to the Supreme
Court OF the United States to test
the validity of the Webb law.
Under the law the express com
pany claimed it could not deliver in
South Carolina and it held up a
shipment to Collicutt. Chief Justice
Gary's order may be applied to the
other express offices in this State.
especially in dry" counties, which
have refused to deliver liquor.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
WOOEEUM news.
{ Bv Blue Ewes }

Miss Eva Blevins was visiting on
Bull Greek last Sunday.
Henry Cobb visited his cousin,
Bill Cobb. last Sunday.
Gilbert Cobb and Miss Cora Bur
CESS, were among our church goers
last Sunday.
A large crowd attended Bull
Creek Church last Sunday. and all
report a very pleasant time.
Misses Maggie and Matilda Blew.
ems visited Mrs Boyd Cobb Satur,
day night. Both report a very
pleasant time.
Quite crowd of boys and girl,
visited the family OF BOYD Cobb
last SUNDAY, and all report a very
pleasant time,
Hiss Flossie Cole, of Barbourville
was visiting homeiolks, Saturda,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
SPRUEG SAYINGS
{ BY Paul. }

Flossie Cole, of Barbourville,
came in hcme Saturday.
Sidney Hubbard, of Cranenest,
was in Sprule this week.
Walter Cory. who has been very
III, is improving this week.
Henry Cobb, OF Woollum, was in
Sprule his week on business.
lanes Stubblefeld made a bust
ness trip TO London this week.
Jackson Tedders and wife were
visiting at ]. X. Cobb's Sunday.
John Cobb. OF Hectar, Clay coun-
ty, was on Goose Greek this week
Rev. John Warren, of Girdler, at
tended Church at Bull Creek last
Sunday.
Misses Oti. Riley and Cora Bur-
CESS attended Church at Bull Creek
last Sunday.
Joe Cottongim and Martha Gil
bert, of Woollum, were visiting on
Bull Greek last SUNDAY.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14

This being true the chance OF Dr.
f. Is. Dishman, OF this city, land
ing the collectorship seems to be
increased, tor DR., Dishuan stands
well with Senator James aud is
making his 6ght altogether through
"Big Ollie"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
Mr.. SOmmers Thus Sets
Forth the Adams Ex-
press Co.'S Position.
Still Shipping Liquor. South
Carolina and The Dry
Counties of North
Caroline Oniv
Excepted.
ADVISED BY ATTORNEYS.

I'VE intend 10 pay no attention
whatever TO the Webb law" said
Mr. A. L. Sommers, local agent of
the Adams and Southern Express
Companies, "as far as the Adams
Express Company is concerned.
We shall continue taking consign-
ment Of liquor and shipping them
to their destination, unless the des-
tination he South Carolina or one
OF the dry counties Of North Caro-
Ina.
Owe make this exception because
of a telegram received from the
Southern Express Company, which
says that it will not carry ship
ments Of liquor to these two places.
THE local dispensary laws in
South Carolina hav: caused some
difficulties which were insurmounta-
BILE in that field
1--WE are taking this stand on adj
vices of the general counsel OF the
Adams Express Company, MIR. Law
Maxwell. OF Cincinnati. MIR. Max
well is also the counsel for the Mail
Order Liquor Association.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14

IL seems to me that this is not an
opportune time for an extra session.
II is either too late or too soon.
The cost Of the session at this time
would be heavy. The Legislature
usually costs from 81 900 to 81 800
a day, and the mileage is heavy.
We should not lightly spend that
money at present.
"A dehdite, sound financial ~ $.
TEN must be worked out carefully
before the Legislature is called to
act.
There have been only four special
sessions Of the Legislature in forty
years They are sometimes needed,
but only for grave reasons. Politi.
cal complications now would grea t.
ly impair the progress and useful
ness OF a special session. If sub
sequent events should make such
a session seem necessary at later
date, | should frankly change my
opinion. | am now studying our
financial affairs to be able to form
a safer opinion, but it is not an
easy problem, nor is it to be quickly
settled"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
secret Lock.

II you have several small drawers
in a bookcase or desk you can lock
one OF them In a manner most dim
cult TO discover by boring a hole
through the piece between two OF the
drawers and into the drawer Fit
peg into this Just tight enough not TO
slip down. and the drawer cannot be
opened until the one above II IL pulled
entirely out TO give access 70 the peg.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14

constitutionali,y of the Confederate
pension law. This action follows
the opinion Of the Attorney General
which stated that there was grave
doubt as to the validity of the act,
and advising the Auditor not to pay
warrants without a court opinion.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14

and Sunday. Her many friends were
all pleased to see her.
oe Cottongim and Miss Martha
Gilbert were visiting in Woollum
last Sunday oe was all smiles
since he has his best girl back in
line.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-14
ADVERTISEMENT
-FOR--
FEDERAL BUILDING SITES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Secret ary


Office of the Secretary.
Washington, ID. c., Mar. IL, 1913
Proposals are hereby solicited,
to be opened in the Office of the
Supervising Architect. Treasury
Department, Washington, ID. c.,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on April 2nd,
1913, for the sale or donation to
the United States of corner
lot, centrally and conveniently
located and suita BILE for Fed
eral building site at Barbour
vile, Kentucky. The site must
be approximately $1,000 square
feet in area, and if the lot
offered is rectangular, its mini
mum dimension must be not less
than lbs feet.
Upon application the Post
master will supply prospective
bidders with u circular giving
particulars as to requirements
and instruction for preparation
of bids and data to accompany
same.
w. q. McADOO,
Secretary