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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

accordingly. Apples have been quiet
but steady, the table grades holding
their price level without difficulty, al
though exports are greatly in excess
of last seasons figures 20 date.
Livestock and dressed meats have de-
clired, good 20 prime steers being lower
than a year ago; supplies have been
ample and one Of the largest packers
has reduced prices on the best quality
OF beef cuts approximately two cents
pound IN the last two weeks.
The metal markets have felt the inn
petus due TO the sharp advance IN cop
per, Lake having gone to l4is0i4 &c
a pound, with sales Of large amounts,
Russia taking 100000 pounds for
export 90 Japan, whore SO will be made
into munitions of war. Tin, lead and
spelter showed advances m price. OIL
though sales were checked i'm q meas
ure by The rise, and England reports n
rising and somewhat excited market
for pig iron. The domestic demand has
also increased. and mill activity, espe-
cslly IN the Pittsburgh district, shows
a marked increase over month ago.
Saturdays closing cash prices for
some Of the staple commodities nre
shown. with comparisons, IN the fol-
lowing table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
ROCK ISLAND SUIT
PAPERS PREPARED
Refusal of List of Stockholders
TO Minority Leads to Threat
of War.

Boston. Jan. 24.-Within q few DAYS
suit will be begun by the minority
stockholders of the Chicago, Rock ISL
and & Pacific Railway Company against
certain directors OF the company 70 re-
cover S7,5OO.OOO which Is claimed to
have been diverted from the railway
company's treasury TO make good q
loss in. the Frisco deal incurred by the
Rock Island holding company. which
was controlled and managed by the
same directors.
y. L. Amster. chairman OF the com
mittee Of the minority stockholders
OF the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Company, stated last night
that papers in the suit had already
been prepared. lie also stated that
demand yesterday by a member Of the
minority stockholders committee on
the transfer agent for list Of the
stockholders Of the Chicago, Rock ISL
and & Pacific Railway Company was
refused. though II was supposed that
an understanding had been reached be-
fore the distribution of the stock 20
the bondholders under which the mi
nority stockholders committee was 70
get q list of the stockholders and their
addresses.
This refusal brought the differences
between the two Rock Island factions
% climax Mr.. Amster stated last
hight that criminal proceedings would
be brought against the officials of the
company If they continued to refuse 20
give the minority stockholders this
list.
ut is obvious" he said. that II the
minority stockholders committee is
unable to secure q list Of the stock
holders IL will be impossible 20 com
municste with them, place the com
mittee's plan before them and solicit
their proxies for use at the meeting
i'm March. when new directors are 10
be elected. The refusal is in direct
opposition 20 the understanding
reached. and 20 what everybody had
been led TO believe was the desire on
the part OF the Wallace committee and
the manamement namely. that the
stockholders were 20 have free hand
20 vote and elect their own directors
~ the pOstponed stockholders meet
ing"
Il is also understood that the mi
nority stockholders committee is pre-
pairing a plan 20 submit 20 the stock
holders for the financing OF the COM
pany. which, IL is stated emphatically,
will not call for either reorganiZa-
ton, an assessment or an increase in
the company's capital stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
NOTES OF TRADE
AND INDUSTRY

Manufacturers and Wholesale dis
tributsrs IN a dozen or more leading
lines OF trade consider that the period
starting with about January i up 70
the end Of last week was the best one
in point Of actual sales that hos been
seen. not only since the depression
directly due 70 the war started. but
since the time when the tariff revision
work first started in March. 1918. Buy
ers OF all kinds have been IN New York
for several weeks, and have freely
placed their orders. while statesmen
have been making good reports for the
first time in months.
In the textile trades prices In p
number Of cases have been advanced
during the last ten days 10 two weeks.
A number of kinds OF cotton goods
have been marked up. following sd-
vances in raw cotton and in gray goods.
The advance has Quickened buying.
Mems wear woollen goods msnufact-
urers find that on late spring business
duplicate buying has shown a large
Improvement. Late sales Of spring
goods in mems wear woollens have
been 81 the highest prices OF the sea
son. Buyers Of women's wear wool
lens have placed large orders for
spring goods on a few lines, but the
market as a whole. is not ready 20 do
anything regarding the fall season.
Buyers Of garments Of all kinds have
been inclined 20 place liberal orders
for spring deliveries. many Of them in
the nature Of rush orders" Dry
l. 81 ant 80 IN
specially shops throughout the country
have reported an nbnormally large
spring demand FOR so early in the year.
Cloak and suit manufacturers in New
York have materially increased their
operations since January /, and have
taken back many employees who had
been idle for many weeks. Waist.
dress, millinery, corset, hosiery, glove
and other garment manufacturers have
benefited by the scramble of buyers for
retail orders 70 make up now for their
earlier lack Of interest in goods needed
20 bring store stocks up 20 normal.
Provisions have felt the strongest
influence from the war, and distrib-
uters have been able TO get high prices
for many lines both for goods exported
for the use of the armies of Europe or
for relief shipments. \ corresponding
advance in domestic prices has re-
suited in many lines
Leather prices have been further ad-
vanced in the last week or two with
either q reduction in the quality Of
shoes or an advance IN shoe prices ne
cessitated thereby. Export orders for
both leather and for shoes have not
abated. and further large shipments
are expected az long as the war lasts.
Hardware. supplies and appliances.
building materials and machinery man
ufacturers and selling representatives
have noted an increase in business
within q short recent period. after an
acute depression which had lasted for
the greater part Of six months.
Furniture and household utensils
sales are moving faster than for long
time. but interests identified with man
ufacturers are looking forward 10 con
siderably more activity soon. Carpet
and rug sales have been small, but a
shortage Of supplies is expected 20
bring about heavier demand from re-
tail sources within few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
DOG CHEWS YOUTHS LEG
Then Tears Uniform of Police
man Sent to Catch Him.

While walking along Bedford av,
near flewes ST., Williamsburg, yester-
day, Thayer Hoaley, OF 1887 Bedford
av., was attacked by a stray dog, which
fixed its teeth in his right leg.
Healcy fought until almost exhausted
before ne succeeded in freeing himself.
he limped into the Clymer ST. police
station. Doormsn Cloonsn, who was
sent out in quest Of the animal, was
also attacked by the dog and his uni
form was torn in several places. The
policeman finally managed TO knock out
the animal with his stick.
The dog was taken to the police sta.
ton and held for observation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

West 18TH street.
The approximate amount OF tns zen or
scribed property is 20 be sold. Is SIG, 80
vei,h Interest thereon from the Sotn Gay
Of June. 1914. together with me COSTS ana ma
lr,S, rom the 3tst DAY OF August. 1914,
,opeiber With the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the tsxes as
sessncnts and water rates, or otner lehs,
.t1ch are 10 be allowed 70 the purchaser
On, ~ tho purchase money, or paid ~ tho
Re,.re. il s425.00 and Interest.
dated New York, Decemosr ~ Lylt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
srRROGAT-s NOTICES.

n PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER OF HONOR
ARLE JOHN 7. coHAlAN. a slrfostte OF me
MI rsrsons having claims sEsiust sophia vernon.
is,s N ne Court q Ncs York. deceased 70 pre-
80 ths s,n. giih rournsu thereof 70 The SUB
.',ih.r At placs o, uansActins business No- "a
prosf street IN The CltY 81 Nes iofk. On or De-
for. The zeth day Of MAJ neat 80,
CRESyfILE VERNON. Atmials..itof.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
CtfprfME COUPT=TTHM

lincoln Trust Co/CNY-L Exste.n.
Incon Trust 90 |Charer Const COL EIstein-
Cromwell B1Iemsn--N quinn.
By Whitaker. J.
City L 60 Hermann Realty 90 - e.sHl-
z Rorers
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AUCTION SALES.

HY VIRTUE o. default IN payment chaiiel mort
saae Dun Bidg Rest ne. 70 ifedsfickk nol-
stein dated MAJ 20. 1914 snd assigned % Noes
Ochs sept -. 1914. Leonari Van Nos'r1rd Al,-
wsv Manhattan. al rcsiaufsnt fixtures chaiir.s
ard ieasehoiI % said pfemises ocruple1 Nv sal4
morsasor. By order o Attorney tof honsaE's.
Az ESPECIALLY ZINE COLLECTION or
Hawaiian Postage Stamps Will te sod a. tls
Coiccfor.' Club. % kkst t-nd -. GA Jan. .eth.
WALTER :. SCOTT. Agr,ionsr.
BY VIRTUE or EXECUTION, l. BERNSTEIN,
suetlonecr sells Jan. 2''h. 1915 ? 80 A ", al
90 wsshingoa s.. ManhsitAn. kimons. Piss
Gonis E,e HUGH MebRiDy. Mn~hA
BY vIRrTE OF CHArrEL MORTGAGE. Z
Bsnslsln. suctioness. sells Jan. 2sth, 1915. A. ".
u 90 Nshingon g. Manhattan. Machines. Eta.
b. order q Attorney tx MorSaSss
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ESTATES
Msraret Clssson Adein. rolnE
CALENDAR FOR TtTsDAf.
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Ctrs B,tef John llItnsI
ESTATES
9 Wilbur V,i John wilkins
Delia A Smsafh
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
John Campbell william X Hare
Ihehs Brouwer
TRUSTEE ACCOUNTING.
Charles Park
ACCOUNTING
Pn.he Brouv,r Usrherk Aflii'
PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATORS.
John Whims Narila Farrlr gton
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0tfFT=f. LEHMAN

Nor,h DahImsS li5ih & iisth :, Cofp-H s
kudfch
4 T. Lawrence /Ad0lph .hlessinFrr-W WHITAKER
thFs Lancer AdoIuh SrHIessIurcr " Whitaker.
Flrahffh s Hafre ueka SrlucIer-i kair
ToI--h trIu socyIE D Waliol-W z quinn.
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CITATIONS.

5TIIT PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
vi nv the Grace OF God free ana moe
penden,ITo George George. FANNIE Benedict
Nsnn'' N.Iiie Carter speers, Mary Cotter
nod Jesse Benedict carter hopeI'
Dougisss carter. Frank W; Beneqic,'
Lemuel c. Benedict C e.nsdict Besrd
J.ss.s-a q Grim, Hsrmon Griffin. Nelson
y Grimm. Arthur y. Grimm, Cilhton ~,
grimm. Kate Freem'Pp oSsII' Ksts Louise
Hms 1psyr,,uhiI. william Wslgrove Van N0or-
80 Bsrtow W. Van Noorhls, Helen van
aoD.d,c, Fave and Bsyard l.. PECK as
',,or. o., the last will and tesla
.,, ~ Ernest Frederick Faye. deceased.
snnd Greeting Upon the petition CT
'Tessis Benedict Faye. VINO res'u V,.,,so
asnoR IT.. who resices az 10 $50 East
lotb street Borough OF Manhattan rev
vorx city YOU and escn OF you &c ne ~
LIZ 90 show cause before our Surrogate
,b. county OF New York. a. the Sufro-
,osS Court OF said County. held az me
fsu OF Records IN the ,ounly OF Sew
IT, m the 18TH day of February. 1918.
1ors. ." nsst len o'clock in the forenoon
Ssf Ssv. WHY the accounts OF Jessie
benedict Fave and Wilson ~ Powell. Jrr
az trustees under the iast VIII ana tesis
snent Of Laura Benedict. deceased. should
~, be fudtcially settled and allowed.
estd deceased vas a. The t!ms ~ her
Sssth = resident OF the County and state
OF ete,timony whereof. We have caused
81. Sal OF the Surrogates Court OF the
said County OF New York 20 be hereunto
sfiNed. 49,, ,,,- -,
=. Surrogate OF our said County. a. the
County OF New York. the 22nd day OF
peceniber. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred ana fourteen
Us DANIEL !. DOWDNEY.
Clerk % the surrogates' Court.
WILSON " POWELL.
Attorney for Petitioners
No Z Wall street. Borough OF Man
haffHn- Wv York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
YORK-Ths Franklin Savings Bank in the
City of New York, Plaintiff. against Belle
Bloch and others Defendants.
In pursuance OF the judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in tho
abovo-ont!tled action, bearing date The 5oth
day OF November 1914. !, the undersgned.
the Referees in said Judgment named. Will sell
at public auction. a. the New York Real
Estate sslesroom. Nos "a and Is Vesey
street, in the Borough 81 Manhattan. City Of
Now York on the 10th day Of February. 1915,
NJ ~ O'Clock noon. on that day. by Joseph p.
ssid judgment 70 be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows.
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situated in the city OF New York with tho
buildings thereon known as Number IS East
lilth Street. bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning on the southsrly side Of One
hundred and eleventh Street az point dis
tant ninsty-eight 1857 feet westerly from the
westerly side OF Park formerly Fourth Ave-
nue.: running thence southerly, parallel With
PARK Avenue and part OF the way through n
party-wsll one hundred 200 feet and eleven
~ inches 10 the middle line OF the block;
running thence westerly along said middle
line Of the block sixteen 80 feet. running
thence northerly. parallel with Park Avenue
and part OF the way through pariy-Vall one
hundred 900 feet ana eleven dD inches TO
the southerly side OF one hundred and eev-
enth Street, and running thence easteriy
along said One hundred and eleventh street
sixteen 90 feet 10 tho point or place OF be
ginning.
Dated. New York. January ~ 1918.
WILSON NJ powell. JR. Attorney 70,
Manhattan. New York City.
Tho following is diagram Of the property
20 he sold described above: It's Street
Number is So East lilth Street.
Fas, mn S,resf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
QUEENS.

so,ol,l Term for Triais-scUDDER.
calendar in Par /. 10 a m 49,
Va. s-a s52 4so lsl. 500, sos. 5O1, go, ssi'
,a5 s5s 4s2' lss. isi. is5. 2i3. Highes, reached
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sURROGATE's NOTICE.

WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH HIN PUR-
suaucs Of order Of Hon. John p.
Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County OF Nev
York. dated the 18th day OF September,
1915. notice IN hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Elizabeth II. VIII
Jams. late Of the County Of New YORK. de-
ceased. 20 present the same. with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers. 80 their place
OF trsnsacting business A. the once OF
Shuand & Hedges. No. i4s Brosdvsy.
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New YORK
on or before the 18th day % April. 1915
Dated. New York. 2sth day Of septem-
Der. 1910
sgd THOMAS WILLIAMS.
HENRY X :. WILLIAMS.
Executors
eHrLAND & HEDGES.
Attorneys Tor Executors
No l4s Broadway.
Borough % Manhattan.
CITY OF New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

scorT wILLIsM-IN n ISSUANCE or Az OR.
dsr o, Honorsols John r. Colsisn. q Surrogats
n, I'M. County Of New Nofk notice j. hereby give
10 su pcrs0n, having claims against william S.otf
iste Of the County u New orb. decreased. ~ pre-
80 IN, sane with vouchers thereof . The sob
.,-riber at place o. tfsnsacfiug business. 40 512
We,t ilth Street N TIE 30 ~ Nes lofk o.
~ before the ION dag u June. neat.
Da.ed New York The 2fth dsy % N0trhrber
iail ROBERT A. SCOTT AT
LOrTlE Z. GRADY. kre-utofs
ARROWsltITH a DUNN. Auofueis fof Erscui0r.
sgl Brosds.y. Manhattan. Nes iofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

t.T-rcHISsOS, LUCY BIN PURSUANCE oF
a. order Of Hon John r. Cohalsn a gurrogal.
=, ths County OF New YORK. Notice Is hereby sfsa
70 ali persons having claims asalns' Lazy Is huich-
-, ne,e.ent the same with vouchers thereof OBJ fre
sv,,h.criber a. his place o. transsctns bushes So
"a Nsu street m the tiy n New YORK ol or
s.,ors me slst day q MAJ nett
psied New YORK, ne liin dag u Noy.nhsr. 1914
FREDERlCh TREVOR HiLL
krrrufor
rREDERICK TREVOR HILL. Attorney for lieu.
fop 81 Wall Street. Borough q Manhattan. N-s
York CITY.
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snnpnnA1I,, nnnn1 nn.Marn.-acnrnz =
KINGS COUNTY.
SIIplIME cnIaI

Appellate Division. "a Dept-RecsN.
Appellate Term-Recess
Special Term-Psrt MANNING, J.
MoTfONS=fO m
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COUNTY COURT.
Special Tsrm--iiBBS.
Motions and . parfe matters
Trial Tsrm-GtBBS. T.
Fhsrier VI C|Fort Nss Zlehi/Mssds
uealr Ierens Evans Manson
Kerr |f-rcns RarfsffUnion ~
Garland smith McAllister/fRT
L-Wls/lRr Wallsch n 'nlon ~
Cipretta Hodrr-s an WsIlsf/ nion RI
sURRoGArE's COURT cHLMBERs-sCHU1z. 4.
MOTION CAlENDAR
u. ~ Lyman Cohen 81 - MAY McNanenss
Ia - Nincenno Fasano
ADOPTION
Ei-srd Rung-. ~ Gercyiers Godschmd,
Wills ron PROBATE
Giuseppe asisfn0 Jennie Jacobs
Frances Tyrrsl John ! curtin
Joseph ~ Jackson Frederick II Moron
Tidal Tsm-sCHILZ y.
CONTESTED WILLS
Gsorr- n schohsr Hsnrle'ta GeriisI)
Ernest spormsn HsunettA GerlizlQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

RHiNELANDER, LAURA YIN pursus nes
OF an order OF Hon. John p. Cohalan a
Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK. notice
IS hereby given 20 ell persons having claims
against Laura Y. Rhinelsnder. late Of ths
County OF New YORK. deceased. 20 present
The same with vouchers thereof 70 tho SUD
scribers. a. their place Of trsnssctlng 6Is, BUS,
ness a. IN. once OF Nash 4 Jones. SO Wall
Street, IN tho City Of New YORK. on or oefoFs
the ~ day Of August next.
Datei. New York. the 7ist day OF Jhnu-
sry. 1915
CHARLES z PHINELANDBR.
HERMAN LEROY EDGAR.
Executors
Nash & Jones
Attorney. for Executors
60 Wall Street,
New York City
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CUTTER. AMELIA GERTRUDE.--fn pur-
suance OF en- order % Honorsole Robert
Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF tho county
OF Sew York notice - hereby gwen 70 q
persons having claims against Amelia
Gertruds Cutter fslso known es A, Ger
truda CUTTER late Of the County OF Nes
York deceased. 20 present the same Win
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers az t.elr
MAC. Of trsnsac'fng business - the once
OF Miller. King. Lane & Tranord. No 20
Rroadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city. on or before the SOth cay OF
June next. - As.
Dated New York, December 25rd, WV
GEORGE RAMSEY,
W MONSTER MILLS,
Temporary Administrators
MILLER KING LANE e. TRAFFORD
ATTORNEYS for Temporary Administrators
80 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan
New York city.
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NASSAU COUNTY.

SUPREME cOURT-CRANE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

= . soree has been quiet, with stocks
I"ing az this port, and while
49,. nave been occasional spurts of
h. ;fe general trend Of the mar
- ,a~ been downward. The scarcity
,r.ssl' room and the settlement Of
h,v.ge differences with London
a. Impaired frmness 20 the Brazil
markets, and the belief that
a..Ps has been q heavy buyer is
a o. The fact that there has been
.Asore Of cost and freight offers
i, - market Just what disposition
ne een made % the stock Of valor-
o. g. coffee held abroad is not
49,. but there is good reason for
srx.g that IL has been heavily
a. upon II not practically used up.
4 assuming trade in this country
|. Il rse ard the market appears 20
ssS,gsosening u marketing time"
a. mas been show OF frmness
4. IN some Of the country pro-
~, .asrsets, cheese prices having
IN Ained by export demand, and
tsi,. eoio weather in Western pro
es0s, sections. Supplies OF the
~, ,egetsoles have in many cases
fsrs cw the standard Of the New
1et and prices have suffered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

Cause. 20 he s-ni from Part III Tor trial
Part V-LYNCH J.--Unfrished.
Part vl-ODVYER I--Unfn''hsd.
Pant Vll-MAVOY. Clear
Part VILLA FETRA J.-Unfnished.
Causes 70 be sent from Part | % Paris '. VI
VII and VII for tnsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25

DICKINSON. MARY LIN PURSUANCE
q, an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow
Fowler, Surrogate OF the County OF New
yo,k notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
hsyinr claims against Mary l. Dickinson.
az az tho County OF New York. deceased.
~ present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber, al her place OF resi-
Ss,ce No. 230 Central Park South, I'm the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
an or before the st day OF July. 1915.
dated, New York. the 2sth day OF De-
cember. 1915. ,,,,,.-,. .
ENecutrix.
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And that is the reason why the
good people of Carlisle and the
other counties are for Adams. TOR
wc need q man tha; will not com.
promise our rights Mr. Adams
is regarded as q dangerous pros
rrulor and certain criminal
lawyer of this district remarked
the other day, that IT Adams was
elected, Crime would take 10 IFS
hole.
Inquire and YOU will find tha,
adams win carry by a nice ma
IorIly Fulton, Hickman and Car
Isle counties and quite O. number
of voting precincts Ia Ballard au
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-08-05

he has done in the enforcement
of the law. And We lind that
there are certain men going
bout all over the district doing
all they can against. him aud We
have learned that they were par
ties that he had prosecuted for
crime. His record as County At
torney shows that when he went
IN office there were seven parties
in his county with government ll
cense to sell whiskey and that hr
did not compromise with them,
but actually jailed them, AMI
some of them were prominent
men, and put them out OF business
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-08-05

Graves counties And his oppo
ncnts are doing all they can TO
take his vote. Carlisle county has
never had q Commonwealth 1T Al
tomcy but they have all been
from tho other counties, and tae
people are considering the fact
that Mr. Adams is seIi-mal'
man aud deserves credit
And leo us say 10 the good pen
pile of this district don let those
men who have been going abou,
over tls district that be- has
prosecuted and punished COR
crime dictate 10 you who you
should vote Tor IN order to defca,
him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-08-05

1t seems TO be a well settled
fact, that in the race for the office
of Commonwealth Attorney of
this district, and from all reports
that Ben S. Adams, of Bardwcll,
Carlisle county, will be elected
He has gained at every speaking
in the district, and has made a
clean campaign.
Mr.. Adams has made such an Of.
ficer as County Attorney of his
county by the enforcement of the
law, that he was reelected Coun.
ty Attorney of his county and had
three opponents, but he carried
every voting precinct in his
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-08-05

county aud more votes than all OF
his opponents and by a majority Of
49, votes. II is true that every
where YOU ok about the attor-
ney race il is Adams and this
fellow and in another place
Adams aud some other one So w.,
find that the race is always be-
tween Adams and first one and
another, making Adams the con
tending man everywhere you 20
IN the district.
Mr. Adams has announced what
he would do as a Commonwealth
Attorney in this district, and said
ask the people of his county what
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-08-05

Wan Who Has Been Tested and NOT Found WannqA Man
Who Has Won the Admiration of The People because of his
loyalty and impartial conduct of the Office of Circuit doe
to which he was appointed by the Governor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-08-05

Inc Leading Papers of Fulton Hickman Carlisle Ballard and
uraVes Counties composing the entire district speak in the
most complimentary terms of Mr. FIa and some oo 60 far
as TO say he has made the BEST JUDGE have ever had