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fore he could get started. C. Melim
made first down on two plays through
right tackle. Three kicks gained an
other first down for High school On
a trick pass formation Brown caught
G. Melim five yards behind, line of
scrimmage. After, an incomplete pass
Hawaii got the ball on downs. Austin
caught a forward pass for 10 yards
gain. Austin made a aclear field for
IS yards but was finally brought down
on McKinley's fiye-yard linea The
half ended as Rrownyewas held for
gain. LIS -,
Score: Hawaiie72d Mckinley o. lt
Stickney Breaks ins1J n, 81
C. Melim kicked on Dor High school
ito Hawaii's 30-yard line. Brash buck
ed the. line for three yards. Stickney
broke through the interference and
nailed Austin FIVE yards behind the
line of scrimnage. MeKiptey got
possession Of the bah on downs.
Sticlmey made three yards through
tackle. Melim made Is, and Stickney
two more. Here Hawaii braced and
secured the ball on sdaYps. Stfckney.
made a nice tackle, CHASING Austin to
lose three yards. Spencer made a
long run but barely ran offside and
made only three yards. Forward
pass, Brash to Lee, Melted so yards.
Stickney saved clear field by stopping
end run of Austin. Brash made three
yards, and forward pass, five more.
Hawaii penaliZed five yards for off,
side. Al forward pass, Brash to Aus
tin, Melted ten yards and Austin made
an end run for II more. Score: Ha-
wall Is, Mckinley O. -. ~
Hawaii Scores. 80
The fourth quarter opened with Ha-'
wall in possession of ball on McKin.
ley's 20.yard line Brash failed to
gain but Brown made FIVE yards c.
Melim intercepted and caught a for.
ward pass on McKinley's three-yard
line. Melim Immediately Kicked for
30 yards to Brash, who ran the ball
back ten yards. Brown made five
yards through left tackle. Two passes
failed and so Brown drop-kicked, but
just missed the goal. The ball was
brought out to the 20-yard line !. c.
Melim made five yards but Carter was
held for no gain. C.. Melim made four
yards. Mckinley kicked tor Hawaii's
45-yard line. Austin made rs yards
on an end run and a forward pass,
Brash to Lee, netted % more. Two
kicks failed but Mckinley was pena-
LIKED for being offside. and Hawaii
had the ball on McKinley's vineyard
line and first down. Spencer made a
quarterback rush for touchdown.
Austin failed 10 kick difficult angle.
Hawaii kicked off and A. Brash ran
the ball back to the 45-yard line as
time was called. Score: Hawaii 10, Nc
KinIey O
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tan amused the spectators with some
Minnesota shifts and Carlisle trick
plays.
The teams were lighting hard in the
third quarter and neither team could
advance the ball inside of the 25-yard
line. In the last quarter Eaton made
two good runs but the work of forward
passing was poor. The teams tried
different shifts but neither eleven
threatened to score in this period
Kan and Punahou are scheduled to
play at Alexander field on Thanksgiv-
ing Day II present plans go through.
Standing Of Teams.
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FORD BUYS CHALMERS,
STOCK IN SAXON COMPANY

A deal of big significance in motor
manufacturing circles has become
known in the announcement by Hugh
Chalmers and Henry W. Ford that Mr.
Ford has purchased all of Mr.. Chal.
mers' holdings in the Saxon Motor
Company. BY so doing Ford becomes
the largest individual stockholder and
the dominant figure in the successful
Saxon Company, which he has served
as president and general manager
from its organization. ..
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The number of women to each 1000
men in the United States in 1910 was
1874. In England. Germany and France
the women predominant
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Punahou Wins League
Championship Saturday

Buff and Blue Defeat Kamehameha Team BY Score of to
Noble kauhane Makes Two Goals From Field in Final
Game for Championship at Alexander FieId-Poor Head
Work BY Kan Sends Them to Defeat in Crucial Game of Year
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SuDstltute6--kuIa Tor HITCHCOCK,
Thurston for Stevens; Noble for Hipa;
Hipa for Smith; Smith for Norrie;
Peneku for Kanuu; Wright for De Ia
Nux; Analue for Wright; Sniffin for
G. Bertelmann
Officials Of Game.
Referee-Lieut McAndrews, u. S.
M. A.; Umpire-Capt Taylor Brown;
Head linesman--Lieut. G. b. Lyman,
u. s. NJ. A. Field judge-Lieut. A. X.
Lyman, U. s. M. A.
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{ Tonight Kalihi meets Kakaako at
xaIihi in the Junior league.
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0fficials-Lieut. G. B. Lyman. ref.
crit: Lieut.. A. X. Lyman, umpire; and
Capt Taylor, hear Iinesman.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Browns Grove
Browns Grove, July %

Browns Grove, July %. =
Mrs. James Houser has return
ed home after a pleasant visi
with her daughter Mrs. Richard
Smith,
Miss Celia Madden was the
guest of Misses Mary and Isabella
Brown one afternoon last week.
Frank Buel passed through our
burg last Friday.
Mrs. John Everett spent last
week at Knoxville the guest of
her aunt Mrs. Calvin Hatcher.
Nat Houser of Slip-Up is haul
ing brick from town this week.
Mrs. Riley Kagley and little
daughter Elizabeth, also Misses
Edna and Carrie McAllister called
on friends at this place last Fri
day.
Mrs. Fred Matthews was shop
ping in Knoxville last week.
Mrs. Lee Mcdonnell spent a
few days last week the guest of
Mrs. C. G. Cupp.
Mrs. John Post and children
spent one afternoon last week
with Mrs. Andrew Gregory.
Uncle Jim Nuchols made a
flying trip to the city last Satur-
day.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Clover Hill

July 20, 1915
Chas., the little son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. C. L. Hannah is dead, after
a brief illness of cholera infan.
tum. The bereavedi parents
have the sympathy of many
friends.
Miss Elizabeth Lillard is at
tending the Teachers Institute
at Maryville.
Little Calvin McCammon is
quite sick at this writing.
Messrs Dan Mays, Nick Kidd,
and Otto Holt spent last Monday
in Maryville celebrating the 4th.
The children's day exercises at
Oakland, last Sunday were quite
a success.
Little Miss Gaynelle Russell
was the recent guest of her cousin
Hazel Russell.
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Meadow
Meadow, July %.

Meadow, July %. -
A large crowd attended the
Children's Day program atFloyds
Creek Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church held its
business session the second Sun
day night in this month, and
elected the following officers;
Miss Fleta Curtis, president, Mr..
Vauline Brown, vice president;
Ney Johnson, secretary; and
Jas. Lowe, treasurer.
An ice cream supper was given
last Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Everett, ard the proceeds
are to be used for the benefit of
the Primary department of the
Presbyterian church.
Farmers are glad to see these
few days of sunshine.
Miss Clara Hayes has been on
the sick list, but is improving.
Mr.. D. K. Slautterback return
ed last Friday from a visit to his
home in Indiana.
Mrs. Ross Horner and two
children are spending a few
weeks in Morristown.
Misses Bernice Curtis, Molly
Hayes, and Helen Henry called
on Miss Gail Alexander July II.
A large crowd attended the
baptizing at Mr.. Petty's pond a
Sunday ago.
Messrs Cheney and Smith of
Chicago made business call here
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Ella Perry has gone away
for a short visit with the Misses
Kings that spent a few days here
recently.
Mrs. Clara, Stella and Mollie
Hayes spent Sunday afternoon at
Mrs. Bird Kizer's.
Misses Stella Long, Iva Guyder
Molly and Stella Hayes, Ruth
and Messrs Ney johnson
and Clifford Ferguson were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Poole Tuesday afternoon. !
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Mint

Mint, July %. -
Rev. Mr.. Walker preached al
Kagley's Chapel Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. A. D. Langston preached
at night to a large congregation
on How to Have a Strong
Church.
Rev. John Sanders and Rev.
John Cupp were here Sunday
night.
Rev. A. D. Langston will begin
a revival meeting at Union Grove
church Monday night.
Lee Clark is very sick.
George Gardner's boy is very
sick.
Rev. John Sanders preached a
very interesting Sunday at Mint.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Forest Hill Church To
Call Pastor Saturday
Forest Hill

Misses Dora and Audie Simerly
have been the guests of then
aunt at Chilhowee for the past
week.
Mrs. Othel Brewer and children
and Mrs. Ethel Reeves returned
July q, from California after
being absent for over twelve
months.
Mrs. Sarah Cupp has returned
to the home of her parents for a
rest. She has been staying in
Knoxville for nearly year.
Miss Elsie Brewer attended the
Sunday School Convention at
Mint last Saturday.
Andy Farr has moved his
grocery store out near Six n lie
church.
Next Saturday at 2:30 in the
afternoon, the members will
meet at the church to call a pastor
for another year. All.the mem
bers are requested to cone.
Rev. J. H. Potter will fill his
regular appointment Saturday
night and Sunday following.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Pea Ridge

| Rev. John Sanders filled hi
regular appointment at Pleasan
Hill Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. P. Dyer and two sons
Willie and Jim, are spending &
few days at the home of j. j.
Whetsell.ss
Miss Myrtle Goddard visited
her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Everett last Thursday night.
Rev. John Sanders and Rev.
J. w. Browning will begin re-
vival at Pleasant Hill the fourth
Sunday in August.
Miss Ruby Thompson was the
dinner guest of Misses Myrtle
and Stella Goddard last Sunday.
Misses Ella and Lucy Lequire
visited Misses Carrie and Gather
inc Wilkinson Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Mcconnell
of Naryville called onJ. J. Whet-
sell and fs mily Sunday.
H. Cupp and family and Miss
Nay Gibson attended church at
Plea ant Hill Sunday morning.
Aunt Tennie Thompson of this
place is visiting relatives at
Miser's Station.
Misses Bessie and Naude
James attended prayer meeting
at Peck's Chapel last Sunday
night.
Manson Everett and family
and Miss Bertha Stephens attend
ed the revival at Browns school
house last Saturday night.
Several from this place went
to the mountains huckleberry
picking last week.
Miss Naude Whetsell spent
night with Miss Jessie
Long.
Monroe Goddard of this place
and Miss Ruby Raisor of near
Carpentrr's Camp Ground were
last Sundaya week ago.
Mrs. F. P. Dyer and Mrs. J. J.
called at the home of
V. K. Lones Monday.
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MiddleSettlementS
Middlesettlements. July %

Middlesettlements, July %. -
Farmers of this section are
through threshing, but we have
had so much rain that wheat is
not as good as it was last year.
Miss Title Moore who has been
with her aunt Mrs. Samuel Nc
Nelly, of Canton, North Carolina,
going to school for the past nine
months, has returned home, her
many friends are glad to hear.
Fieda Milligan took dinner with
Beatrice Simerly last Sunday.
Miss Esta O'Connor who has
be en- visiting friends and relatives
in Tennessee for seven months
started this week for her home
in Colo.
We are now using our new
church. Our pastor Rev. A. B.
McKinzie was the first minister
to occupy the pulpit.
Misses Rosa Lewis, Cleo Harper
and Bessie Lou Cox, of Louisville,
attended Sunday school at this
place last Sunday. We were very
glad to have them and hope they
will come back soon and often,
also any Others who might like
to come from that community or
any other. We are always glad
to W Welcome you. Come.
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Personals from OUer County
afternoon.

AFTERNOON.
The Misses Creswell called or
Mrs. John Kizer Saturday week
ago.
Carl Gregg has returned home
after spending several days with
his uncle of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Atwood
visited her father Mr.. McCauley
Saturday and Sunday a week ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. James johnson
have been visiting in Maryville
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Broadly
were visiting in Mentor Sunday.
Miss Annie Creswell is visit
ing friends in Chattanooga.
Edgar Thomas and family spent
Sunday with their brother Shelby
Thomas ard family.
jim johnson and family spent
the day with Shelby Thomas and
family two Sundays ago.
B. J. Cunningham and John
Gibbs called on Mr.. Kizer and
son Lester Sunday afternoon.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
East ArmOna
East Armona, July q

East Armona, July o.
Helen, the little 3 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kizer, is very sick at this writing.
James johnson who was hurt
recently is able to be out again.
Singing school began at Armona
Monday Monday July 10.
Miss Sadie Stephens has been
staying with Mrs. John Kizer for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Bailey
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. John Kizer.
Mrs. Della Ledford is visiting
her brother Shelby Thomas, of
this place.
James Howard, the little son of
Mrs. Della Tedford, is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Sam Stephens spent last
Thursday with Mrs. John Kizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Broadly
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Orr of California recently
Oscar Belt and family of Mary
vile were the guests of Jim
johnson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Atwood
were the guests of Jim johnson
recently.
Mrs. Ben Cunningham called
ON Mrs. John Kizer Saturday
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
WOMAN FAINTS
ON STREET
Suffered Terribly From
Kidney Trouble

For more than two years | suf
fered with kidney trouble, anC
while down recently, collapsed
and had to be carried into
store, " said Mrs. Edith Wooliver
of South Seventh street "Singu
larly enough, it happened tina
was on my way to Kuhlman''
store to get me a bottle of Tan
lac" continued Mrs. Wooliver
land | am now the happiest
woman in Knoxville, because
have been relieved of those terri,
BILE pains in my sides and back.
Before | took i'll was always
strong and healthy. First my
appetite began to fail me, my
digestion was poor, and my back
and sides paine d me. Igradually
grew worse, and nothing pre-
scribed for me did me any good.
| got so weak could not do my
housework and had to make a
cook out of my husband. He
had to help me up from a chair
quite frequently, and he kept
advising me to take Tanlac. |
had little faith in the medicine,
as | had Eeen taking different
kinds of medicine for nearly two
years. But a person suffering as
was would try almost anything
to get relief, so | started for
K uhlman's and it was then that
tainted and had to be hauled
nome,
Il have taken two bottles of
Tanlac and am entirely free of
pain. | now eat hearty, sleep
we'll and am no longer nervous.
have gained nine pounds, my
strength has returned and l am
loing my own work and feel just |
ike a new woman. In fact, my |
husband says | look as we'll now
IS the day we were married, and
Tanlac has made our little home
S happy as can be. To feel
trong and buoyant again, to be
rec of pain and enjoy eating and
leeping is indeed a blessing, and
want every woman suffering as
was to know how much genuine
| got from taking
anlac."
Tanlac, the premier preparation
hat is accomplishing such re-
results, is sold exclus-
,ely in Maryville by George &
-itchell. Advt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
ELECTION NOTICE
MaryVille, Tenn.

We the undersigned Commissioners of
Election For Blount county, Tennessee,
hereby call an election to be held at the
various voting precincts OF BIount county,
Tennessee, within the legal hours for hold
ing elections, on August al, 1915, for the
purpose or ratifying or rejecting the pro-
posed highway bond issue of Three Hun.
dred Thousand ($3oo, ooo.oo Dollars, FIVE
per cent interest bearing, according to the
resolution passed by the County Court
of Blount county, Tennessee, at its October
and July Sessions, 1915. And as au.
thorized and provided in Chapter 26 of the
Acts of the Legislature of Tennessee, 1913.
To which resolution and Acts reference is
here made"
This July IL, 1915.
J. P. Chandler, Chmn.,
A. C. Robbins,
M. H. Gamble,
Tono u,;ee;opars of Elact;o,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Officers and Clerks
of Election

We hereby appoint the following persons
as election officers to hold the above called
election in their respective wards and to
the positions designated herein. Said elect
ion to be held on August I'll, 1915.
First District.
Officer, ". H. Woods.
Judges, J. M. Davis, Green Thompson,
Joe Garner.
Clerks, Roy Montgomery, Joe Crye.
Second District.
Officer, M. L, Taylor.
Judges, John Poole, John Moore, Jake
Rose.
Clerks, Elliott Mcconnell, Jess Wilson.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Card of Thanks

We wish to indicate to our
many friends our full appreciation
of the kindness shown during
the sickness and death of our
dear daughter, sister and wife.
R. R. Mcdonnell and children
w. J. Ogle.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Election

Upon motion, the following
resolution was made and adopted
by the county court, and ordered
to be spread upon the record or
minutes of the court, viz:
WHEREAS, by Virtue of the
authority ana uE0er tie provlS-
ions and requirements OF an act
of the Legislature of the State OF
Tennessee, passed at the 1918 lst
extra session thereof, Leing
Chapter &c thereof, this court at
its regular October session, 1914,
by an order and resolution OF
record, authorized and directed
the issuance OF the bonus OF
Blount county for the purpose of
raising funds with which 10 buiIu
pike roads in the county, SAID
order speci1yineEhe ROADS TO be
built or eXteLoed, and the bond
issue to be made, subject under
the provisions of the said act of
the legislature to the approval of
the taxpayers and qualified voters
of the county at an election to be
held therefor; and whereas, at
the January tenn of this court,
by an order of record, it was
ordered that an election be held
on the 18th day of February,
1915, by the proper election Otti-
GERS of the county as required by
the said statute, which election
was held and at which election
the taxpayers and voters of the
county voted their approval by
an unprecedentedly large major
ity and as required by said act of |
the legislature: but whereas, by |
reason of the fact that the hold
ing of the said election was not
advertised in advance thereof for
the 80 days required by the law, |
the object of the election and the
expressed wish of the people has
been defeated: Now therefore
in order that the evident wish
and desire of the voters, tax
payers and people of the county
tor better roads, may yet be OBJ
tanned, upon motion, it is hereby
ordered by the court that on the
list day of August, 1915, an
election be held by the election
commissioners of Blount county,
nd under and by their direction
n each and all the civil districts
md voting places in Blount
county, and under the safe guards
nd requirements of the general
election laws of the State and of
he requirements and provisions
# the aforesaid Act of the Legis-
ature of the State of Tennessee
,assed at its first Extra Session
f 1918, at which election the }
ualified voters of Blount County
nay and shall express by their
'allots their approval or disap-
roval of the action of this court
t it's October term, 1914, in or F
ering the issuance of the bonds
f the county for the building of
ike roads as designated therein;
nd that the election commission
rs make due return of the re-
lit of the said election as re-
uired by law.
Upon a call of the roll the
resolution was adopted
J the action of the court by the L
vote:
YEAS, &c.
NAYS, 4.
advertisement
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Notice.

Having been duly qualified as the adj
miristralor Of the estate of E, Coker, all
persons indebted to said estate will call and
settle; all who have claims will present the
same within 80 days for payment. This
June 2e, 1915. n. COKER,
JULY .&I5.2z Ri 2, MaryVille, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
advertisement

Anent this resolution the COM
missioners of election have issued
the following call for an election
to be held August Fl:
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-07-29
Third District.

| HCAus
Fourth District.
Officer, Lon Kizer.
Judges, William Spears, Mike Grifitts,
ames Hackney.
Clerks, Loui, Dunlap, NJ. b Hackney.
Filth D,,rn,t.
Officer Cha>. Prarer
Judges, john Jme NJ. b. Nrrr. VIII
lam Doak
Clerks, M. T. Bailey, D. John On.
Sixth Distinct.
Officer, Houston Mays
Judges, Hugh Ku. sell, Floyd Henry,
Chas. Young.
Clerks, J. R. Lane, J. b, Henry.
Seventh Distinct.
Officer, !. c. Taylor
Judges, Melvin Carpenter, S. A. Kagley,
Ongus Henry.
Clerks. Ben Clark, Roy Raulston.
Eighth District.
OHCeI, James GTlndStah.
Judges, Sherman Mckinley, Labe Myers,
Sam James.
Clerks, William Thompson, William
Renfro.
Ninth District, list Ward.
Officer, James Harmon.
Judges, Frank Mitchell, Edgar Gates.
Will Goddard.
Clerks. F. D. D. F. Shields, Nat Sim
erly,
Ninth District, and. Ward.
Officer, Nick Profit.
Judges, John Allen, John Rorex, Hom-
er Singleton.
Clerks, AID Raulston, Albert Weagley.
Ninth District, 3rd Ward.
Officer, Joe MtNutt.
Judges, Joe Lamon, Montgomery May,
James Ellis.
Clerks, Henry Duncan, Albert Brakebill.
Tenth District.
Officer, Wright French.
Judges, Homer Andel son, II. o. Cox,
James Warren.
Clerks, A. N. Jackson, Sr., Stoke Poland.
Eleventh District, Rockford.
Officer, ] II. Broyles.
Judges, Floyd Russell, John Miller, Dick
Rule.
Clerks, S. A. Walker, Theo. Caldwell.
Eleventh Districp Chandler.
Officer, H. L. Singleton.
Judges, William Rankin, Sam R. Bal
ard; R. T: Chandler.
Clerks, Richard Taylor, John Harrington
Twelfth District.
Officer, Andy DeLozier.
Judges, Chas Kennedy, John Keller,
|. B. French.
Clerks, Fred Mullendore, John Trundle. !
thirteenth District.
Officer, Joe Houston.
Judges, Joe McTeer, A. c. Davis, Sam
'ickens, Jr.
Clerks, ]. H. Upton, John Kenner.
Fourteenth District.
Officer, Lee Howard.
Judges, Roy Gamble, John Hitch, Lee
arker.
Clerks, w. P. Steele, J. M. Williams.
Fifteenth District.
Officer, Sherman Myers.
Judges, Joe Cameron, w. II. Dunn,
ohm Hodge,
Clerks, James Bird, Jacob Farmer.
Sixteenth District,
Officer, jeremiah Gregory.
Judges, Tom Sparks, Wit Shields, Rus
Il Burchfeld.
Clerks, George Roberts, Albert Hill.
Seventeenth District, Upper
Officer, Sam McMurray.;
Judges, N. W. Lakey, Harve Garland,
gorge Robbins.
Clerks, Watson Sellers, Noah Upton.
Seventeenth District, Lower.
Officer, John Gribble.
JUDGES, Dave McKelder, Bill Brianr,
I'm T. Hanlon.
Clerks, Brod argen, Joe Amburn.
Eighteenth District.
Officer, J. H. Gillespie.
Judges, ice Hatcher, Glib Buckhannon,
ock Dunn.
Clerks, w. H. Brewer, Join McNealey.
Nineteenth District, 4th Ward
Officer, J. II. Howard.
Judges, James Adkins, c. w. Henry,
B. Ross.
Clerks, Homer McCulley, W.B. Howard.
Nineteenth District, 5lh Ward
Officer, Will Millsaps.
Judges, J. w. Gates, D. L. Bryan, Ho-
II Goddard,
Clerks, J. C. Barnes, LloJ Prater.
" ATTWEIT. & RYPNE