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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

colonel nodd led h.s seventh and
tenth ya,air, In smashing ride from
tho north towards Guerrero when Do"
learned ~ thr prc-ru., there ui tho
Villa force. covering The rn'.uys miles
intern rning iu seventeen hour. General
rrfshing said ho arrived there ~
O'Clock. gulnr into action immediately,
hut whether ~ was .N O'Clock BOO th'
morning or Tn rHo afternoon No" f'p'rl
dld not indicate
II Nns q complete sufpIs. tr tHr villa
force which had entered into l'lr
hfatIpu uf It's victory over iN, aHrfiaun
tho ds, h,fofc S1un after tho action
n,Tbr %" NrtIrtrs we're breaking foo.
cover and beginning Coz dlHpprfr SLOWS
th, trails that Ir,u iu ir' mountain.
northeast " ths fHilVn, lNr t'r miles
me funnwg 'ght 'rai b'g,W H' 'u'V'fW
vac continued and abandoned unIf HH'n
the division uf tU, fr'f'HfIUs force IWiu
numerous small huilrs mnHf pursuit Im
possible
COLONEL puid reported that D.. had .'p.
tufrI tvn ubUNIrr gums and .uUIisf
able number ~ saddle. and Tur. i'"
fleeing bandits Irt bshint several 'HF
rsrB sH.iIrfs VHn sa'1 tNr' hHi been
bsd D, NillR fnT execution Ih.N N'f'
| released b, the \Wrn.,Us
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
AUTO MEN MAY
MAKE OWN GAS"

NiW NuEk. Nr.n 20 Manufacturer,
w automobile. connected with the NA
uDunl Automobile chamber of Commerce
nuoun,"i rr.i1, Ih,r decision To- tn.
corporate q ,omppu, with ZEN ultimate
capital " from :. oou uno To- ilO OuO ooo'
lr produce rpfoliny But other ufuiu,ls
NJ petroleum with tho purpos, of dem.
nns,Aiing that gaaUlu' ,bn b, produced
hud sold s, urunt ll price somewhat
lower than that NOS prevailing md Win.
in tho means uf pll uF,ra uf uutumihivs
and notufhuui.
Conference uf automobile mauubrlur
crs and men engaged In oil production
have hrun held here during th' par f,v
da,s sud have been attended b, Alfred
Reeves. general manager oi the auto.
lille chamber. ) \ Miles. manager ~
the New York aud Dhiyugn automobile
.howf. and John \ Royal an uil man
IN re- statement given out bi his NJ.
n,ss of the automobile chamber NJ com
mcryr Friday Nr ROYAL aid
We .hnll NJ the ,cp. least demon.
sirnir ibst mo- further mcrrbs, in ins
prize ~ uu s necessary aud su protect
the lusiuVFs"
.Nrrrrdinr ip-Ar in,sl N, nov com.
psny viii hs'e ou us husrd pi director. n
hrrr representation of automobile intr,
rsis which dssplt, itt mliuus NJ invest
ID capital is wholly without trpt,srnin
iinn In business sn vital ~ IT. pres
snt and future welfare n win include
the so.rplird competitive on Interests
Tho new venture had q rood reason for
existence. according ~ NJ Mlics Whu
said consumers are paving At tho rate
" usi.sN.o ooo vtnt more tot OH than
thev were paying In AuRusl. laE
Tho proposed company IL in illr iryot
potaticn papers In Nlhrn, Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
MORE THAN 1900 IN
FINES DURING MARCH
tt cn,iuu.d co Page gle,eu.

Rnoh drivers are still running ram.
pant on the streets n Oklahoma city
according 90 tho report " the police court
clerk fof The month ~ March DURING
the month III arrests fof auto traf'iI
violations we're made
sixty seven dfunks were hcrdcd into
The police hous" during the month. and
thift,.si' urlurkv individuals fs'l into
the hands - the law charged with vio.
lations n the hooIc ordinances
THIRTY three arrests were made fnf
assault and forty yaEs and dope heads
entered the doors NJ the riN has,ils
More than u soo IN fines Was collect =,
during the month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
HOPE ASCENDANT
THAT VILLA HAS
Been CORNERED

III PAsO. March ~ Francisco wills
hb, crossed the great continental divide
and 10 heading southeast 20 his old head.
quarters st San ANDRES. according 10 the
most rrlishls Information here Friday.
coupled with tho reports from General
Funston headquarters st ran Antonio
Keen interest m ih. chase hBs nern
aroused once more on the border %, the
renewed possibility that the bandit may
be- trapped before he can uutdl.iBnr' thr
pursuing squads American tfpUp- sweep.
ms down from the north on Tho eastern
ali" ~ The divide should he Friday hy
rll calculation. within strlking distance
OF Sem Geronimo ranch Vhsfv ih' quar-.
~ Was last kn,sn to b. This ranch BE-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
srArr INSURANCE peoposst

gUI"NRiN. * e.. March n. = sd
NHffHuuar rnmmissioner McIAvrin IN.
uHI rnursda, niRh, copies ~ . cs'
WHuN.''l1u hr addressed n dover
NHruul asking him 10 convene Tho I
ItHfuf, In extra secession ITO provide
afH.v Insurance In view ~ the ~.
IfHssl uf many fire insurance compst I
rum south Catolins Huce tho tan
UIum act outlawing the sou,heass
Underwriters association became II
tive The governor, few days ..
H'H hH t8N no necessity for q sps
HYHa|Hm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
Cost Of pr.,,r, esi'e,
AsRleulruRAl sllls ADOPTED

JACKSON. Miss March ~ Tho Mis-.
s...Ipp house ol rrprsssnib.Vrs Thurs.
tb, adopted lNn tu provide tsnooo fnr
ih, denomination NJ agricultural inior.
nation and Thursday nigm passcd over
the governors veto the hnl to authorize
the establishment ~ hanks to lend funds
fnr the purchase and development ~
farm lands Tn, mnk HIN now ru~ in
the senate. while the other measure viii
Ep iu tho governor Tor his signature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
OTHER PROVINCES IN
CHINA JOIN REVOLT

SHANGHAI, March ~ Tho troops b,
Swe'ov and chac ChoN m. province ut
hNans runr declared their Independence
ui the central rc,etnmen, an March q
Tho United states sunhoa, Wilmington
- ~ twe'uN The United states cruiser
Wooshh H dhe At Shanghai on Aptll 3.
ANuN china. March n Lester NAV.
nard United States consul ut Annoy. he.
notified The Mennonite missionstls, In nj.
hriliwlck. the southern portion of 20.
Ken province iu he ready 10 come 10
.--,ns st q moments notice
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
HOURLY rEmpeRArURr
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

OKLAHOMA Tonight 'Ir ..d'r
ncrzlu. temperatures propabio saturday
MIr
KANSAS Partly rloudr tonight c0nl'.
In 'ouInrprt portion Saturday ftr and
wIrw'r
NEkAH~AS-Ha colder. rust prob
tllr. saturday N'r colder
WEST TEXAS Tonight t,ir colder In
northern nul ,ust'ru portions pr"hahI.
FROST north and freezing temperatures IN
lu" Panhandle. SATURDAY fair. colder IN
southern portion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
OIL rLow lsopttss.

SHAWNEE. Ohis March n fsve(
Reports from N. veil q, Maud ss
~ the Maud on A Ulas comp.np, =
that dfi'linr hss been terum.d
we'll nov ls said tn be- iunnins frv,Oi
10 ien barrels ~ oll psf day -
is blowins a lstgs volume Of sAs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

'h'". '''''n- '.N' mo corner "a
', '.N'' ,''N t'''''' 900.
IN' information Na, NUh han
'Nl''''" ''Or'l l'ic' Nos,
'hhN'hm along 'hr Northwestern T.
80. o. 900 ''n' Win lh' f'pous Ihus6,
'hH' N" N'' l''' ''''"n'w" ann NJ
|'' ''''' ''N' l' h'' 'N' n'"us9
IN' santa M''' river inc raj" b
'''l l'.' N ''" country cr"nfos ~
.'n'' N.'' ''''' ', 'IfW HnNes
'N' .'N' 'N'H NI MN'N N' NhF snv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

Al the head of the Santa Maria valley
where the riv'f % tha, name has its rise
Cast Avsnuee of Escape Closed
Another detachment Of General Perish
ing's cavalry r. believed 10 have swung
southeast from Mad-fe. passing we'll
south of Guerrero. where villa IL said 10
hsv. niAssscr,d i73 Carrsnoistas. and 10
BE- striking for Cerro rristo snd Cusi.
huiriNchic In th- hope Of cutting of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

Ell PASO Texas, March 3l.-The American expedite
force searching Mexico for Frencisco Villa has fought
its first battle and the first blood lost by American roo
has been spilled San Geronimo the Guerrero district
cordng official Mexican reports received here Friday
SAN ANTONIO Texas March 3l.-Viln's force, %
mated at 500 severely defeated at Guerrero March
by Colonel Dodd according report from General Pershh
to General Funston sent from the San Geronimo ranch
The Villa loss placed at thirty killed and the Ans
four wounded Among the Villa wounded offie
named Lopez who General Pershns thought might be Pab
who led the band that murdered seventeen America
at Santa Yssbe and who afterwards enormously report
killed in the fight at Columbus.
General Elizo Fernandez among the Villa dead.
None of the American wounded seriously injured.
Villa not present at the fight. General Pcrshiv
said that what regarded Of the report u
he suffering from broken leg had been received.
exact whereabout had not been learned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
riet m powotp rAoroev.

fHNNNN Narh AZ 4 Heu,sr
patch Nird Wednesday ~ Oldsns
Holland says rsny psfsnns lost b
Itta boz q fire In powder factory
tfuadNff near Cnlugur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
Balance Available for Con-
tract Not Enough to
Cover Structure.
SUPPLEMENTAL PLANS
ARE TO BE SUBMITTED
No Competitors Estimate Is
Satisfactory; Much Time
Will Be Lost.


$50 contract .IIl Ir I,r rr u, g.. 900
,ld,,i,r f., ,Ln,r,,,,.. ,,d,,.I ,,,u,i,.,
,.. 49,,
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''na ana specifications sent in the I'.HI
office hy th, mp,,Naug architect n
n. ,,,,s.,y t.,.,,,,,,, .,,,,, ,t,.,. ,r,
q" mo "''' WI.
too hush II may u0N bo mouths be-
lurr other plan, ,nd .pc,.rratious ,lu
BE- drawn nnl lh' proum'utri"s 'pf
building the addition made
N"Vs 90 iNIa 1f"ri ''m" FfldN
morning 10 TustuH.isr claude Wrr',f
in me form of a cop, of letter sent h
NE treasury department 90 Algrrr"H
Blair NJ Mont g,mpry Nh Vho.' hiI
fpr tho addition vu. tho luvcsi cub
mtt'd lt lr t. follow.
Mlr.h -s 1910
SIR Alg.u0r Blair.
Montgomery Ala
Sir IN, BID. for the extension
etc.. NJ the poftofNro pnd court
house building ~ Okmtoms CITY
Okla. are loo cHg,.. ~ 'hc htlur"
available fur tb, contract II hHs
been decided 60 r'ylr. The drawing
and specifications nud psk for suI.
Elementary bids from hlI tho original
bidders and YOU are requested ~
advise thls office II yai d,-ir. to
enter this competition
Your check viii b, returned 90 you
with N. prov,so that " b, rcsIb-
mlr'eI with Your supplementary bid
I,r.r,pt'ully
Acting superyising Architect.
Take Lonu 1lme
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d., ',r.,d.,,Ii. linn, f,, Am. ,f,l,. NJ IN.
-tr.,y.,tpv s,cbit., "a ptcpsr, sun.
,tr,,.r,,rv ri,p, and ,r.,Ifica,ion.
,f,., vb,rt ,nop,b. ma, na,. bcf,tc ~,
contract viii he Ia. Practically the en-,
tire $3.50 oN for tho addition has beer
appropriated by 'ongf"''. but sine
many ~ the bids approached the "ntir'
sum available and sine" ~" plans nn'
pccitcntions provided that tho mrchan
cN equipment ~ th' addition must b.
furnished an sepsr'tr contracts and b.
suyrf.d hy the original appropriation d
vas pfnutlcsih impossible e. build sut
cpuip tho structure uu the money t
| hand
10 q. aid that tho COS, of buildin,
even 4, r,.it.u.. b. .. p.r.sn, .rset.
NOS, tb., , ,,, ,g, IN, p,,.. y, IRON
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
PtAot JUSTICE IMPROVING.

Justice ut ~ Peace " " Maupin
rr.ia tn hn back at hls office Muns
I' Haa hocn confined in his home n
iNHH lWn weeks owing 10 sickness,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
VILLA LOCATED
First Battle Fought and Won
By Col. Dodds Command

WASHINGTON, March 31-Ceneral Pershing, throug
General Funston reported today the department tina
he had found General Villa with 500 troops near Guerrero
fight Villas troops thirty Mexicans killed. General Persng
-Four American Two
and much captured by the American
The the Villa eliminated fight
which they driven miles the northeast the rawa
where they separated into small bands.
The fight occurred about March Guerrero the
from the San Geronimo ranch Villa during the and
reported O be suffering from leg lame hip.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17

OLD PAPERS-The /. j. has a
lot of old newspapers for sale; fine
for putting on shelves or under car
pets; 25 for sc while they last. 59-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17

of Lincoln county, Kentucky" No.
tice of this election must be published
twenty days before hand in the STAN
ford Interior Journal, the only news
paper published in Lincoln county,
which notice must appear in at least
four issues Of said newspaper.
This election shall be held by and
polls Thereof compared and the result
announced in the manner at the time
and by the persons authorized to hold
elections and compare the polls and
declare the result liz elections held
for County Officers, and the result
shall be spread upon the records of
this court a its next regular term
after tie resIlt is GeClsred.
The Clerk of Lincoln County Court.
the Sheriff of Lincoln county and
the officers of the election in the sew
eral voting precincts No. of Lincoln
county, Kentucky, are directed to do
and perform all the respective duties
required by them by the laws of this
commonwealth in advertising and
conducting said election in the pre-
paratiOn and preservation of the bal
lots and in canvaSSing and certifying
the result ofthe vote. and it is direct
ed that said election be held in all
repects as required by law governing
such cleo ;ons, and the general cleo
ton law in so far as it apply to this
character Of elections
A Copy. 1914.
Attest: G. B. COOPER,
Clerk OF Lincoln County Court.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
Another Session of Moonlight Schools

Moonlight schools opened in many
counties on Monday, October 9th, for
a six weeks term. Those counties
that could not begin with the Sep
TENDER session started with this ses-
sion, and some of those that began
in August will have a second term
beginning with October 9th. The
Kentucky Illiteracy Commission,
Frankfort, Mrs. Cora Wilson Stew
art, President, furnishes books, tab
lets, ETC., and all information.
A prize trip to Washington is to
be given by Kentucky's Senators and
Congressman to the moonlight school
teacher who teaches the largest num-
Der to read and write in his school,
including, also the largest enroll
ment and best attendance. Credits
are given by the two State Normals
on all of their courses to those teach
ers who teach a full six weeks term
of moonlight schools. Twenty-Five
thousand emancipated from litter
acy this year is the slogan for the
State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
Here, There, Everywhere

State Supt. Gilbert is getting ready
to send out the pay to the school
teachers.
A fire at Sulphur, Kentucky last
week destroyed property to the value
of $4,000.
At Pineville John Nelson was given
life sentence for the murder of his
wife.
The German losses during the war
foot up to 3,556,018. Of this number
870,182 were killed.
Twenty-eight counties in Kentucky
have voted bonded debts for road
building to the amount of $685.
600.
DIR. S. L. Helm, has benn made
Superintendent of the Feeble Minded
Institute.
Charles E. Hughes. the Republi-
can candidate, was greeted with i'm
mense crowds in the mountain Sec
ton of Kentucky.
The State Bankers Convention pro-
poses to the State that the S5,000,000
deficit be paid with four per cent
bonds payable in twenty years.
At Clinton, Kentucky a body of
masked men dragged Paul Berry from
his bed and gave him fifty lashes.
Blood hounds are in pursuit of the
mob.
William F. Bradshaw, Jr., of Padu-
cab, was elected President of the
State Bankers Convention and Arch
Davis, Of Louisville, was reelected
Secretary.
The health authorities of Nicholas
county have called on the people to
render aid to put an end to the cpl
demic of scarlet fever and diptheiria
The Boston Americans won the
world series by capturing the fifth
game making four out of five. The
largest crowd that ever witnessed a
ball game saw the last contest.
Ballard Thurston proposes to give
to the Louisville Public Library a
valuable collection of Greek curios.
Many of the articles cannot be sur
passed by any of the museums in
America.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
Ugh! Acid Stomach,
Sourness, Gas Or
Indigestion
The Moment "Pape's Diapepsin"
Reaches the Stomach All
Distress Goes

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause sick
sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr.. OF
Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick,
so certainly effective. No difference
how badly your stomach is disorder
ed you will get happy relief in five
minutes, but what pleases you most
is that it strengthens and regulates
your stomach so you can eat your fav-
orit foods without fear.
Most remedies give you relief
some times they are slow, but not
sure. "Pape's Diapepsin" is quick
positive and puts your stomach in a
healthy condition so the misery won't
come back.
You feel different as soon as
"Pape's Diapepsin" somes in contact
with the stomach-distress Just van
ishes-your stomach gets sweet, no
gases, no belching, no quotations Of
undigested food, your head clears
and Jou feel fine.
&c now, make the best investment
you ever made, by getting large
fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes who needless it is to
suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia OF
any stomach disorder. SZ-1
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
SHIPPING WAR MULES

Breaking all records for shipments
of war mules, though the Columbia
Mule Co., of Columbia, Tenn, solid
trainload of thirty cars went out in
one day for the English army. This
shipment makes nearly two thousand
mules which have been sent out from
the local concern within two weeks.
The value of the shipment just sent
is over $4,000 as no less than nine
hundred are in the lot and the aver
age value will be $3.50. English army
officers finished their inspection of
the mules offered on Friday morn
ing, and early Saturday loading of
the animals commenced. Many hours
were required to get the hybrids on
the cars. The shipment followed the
others to Newport News, Va, where
they will be put on steamers to carry
them to England. The buying of war
mules has developed into one of the
most strenuous pursuits in the country.
A large number of the best known
mule men in the state are scattered
over Maury and the surrounding
counties who are constantly on the
lookout for England-Farmers'
Home Journal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
so SAY WE, TOO
(CadiZ Record)


The modern evangelist represented
by such men as Ham, of the Baptist
church; Culpeper, of the Methodist
church, Scoville, of the Christian
church; Billy Sunday of the Presby-
terrain church, and host of others
are pleading for the "union of Gods
people" in such way that these who
stand for sectarianism had as well
"stand from under" for the wave is
coming as sure as the final judgment.
The devil has been using professed
Christians to build up his kingdom
by dividing the forces of righteous
ness long enough and the hand-writ-
ing is on the wall. The man who
fights against Christian union is aid
ing and abetting the enemy. One of
the greatest hindrances is the hide
bound minister. The time is rapidly
approaching when the "demonina-
tional whip" can not be popped over
an independent membership.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
BUYS KENTUCK

Paul Rainey, the fal1e PIE
hunter, who travelled OK in
Africa and all over the NJ he
interest of his sport, sent q wv
county, Kentucky la w I'D
bought IL fine hound 1gQ N
son Trigg. The dogs ranged n ge
from six months to tw6 years. The
late H. C. Trigg, banker of Glas-
gov, bred these dogs for more than
half a century and they were, origin
ally, pure Birdsongs, with out
crosses of English hounds and other
noted native families to give them
added strength, stamina and speed.
Mr.. Rainey tested these dogs by buy
ing a dozen from Mr.. Trigg a few
years ago, and hunting lions with
them in Africa. 1t is said that they
were the only strain that proved a
complete success on the trail of the
king of beasts and Mr.. Rainey was de-
lighted with them. Last fall rabies
pretty nearly obliterated Mr.. Rain
ey's pack of Trigg hounds, which he
had in the meantime brought back
from Africa with him, after hunting
for a year or two with them in that
far-off land, and Mr.. Rainey very
promptly replaced them with an
other draft from the Trigg kennel.
Mr.. Rainey had them sent to Miss
issippi, where he has a hunting pre-
serve of fifteen or twenty thousand
acres,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
Notice of Election

Special term Lincoln County Court
held September 4th, 1916, Hon j. P,
Bailey presiding.
In the matter of the petition of w.
H. Shanks and others, was this day
filed in the open court, and is now
noted of record, praying for a sub
mission of the question whether cat
tie generally shall be permitted to
run at large on the public highways
and uninclosed lands of Stanford
Magisterial District No. 1, of Lin
coin county, Kentucky. it appearing
from a consideration of said petition
twenty (20) legal voters who reside
in and are electors in said Sanford
MagiSterial District No. 1, that the
time the petitions deposited with the
county court a sum of money suf-
ficient in the judgment of the court
to defray the expense of said election
that by an order of the fiscal court
of Lincoln county, now in force the
Magisterial District is fixed as the
unit in such elections in Lincoln
county, that it is more than sixty
days until next regular election to
be held in said district, the court is
of the opinion and orders and adj
judges that the petitions are entitled
to have the prayers of the petitioners
granted which is done, and an cleo
ton is hereby ordered to be held on
November z, 1916,
the regular election day in the four
voting precincty of Stanford Magis-
terial District No. 1, of Lincoln
county, Kentucky, for the purpose
of ascertaining the will of the voters
of said district upon the question
| whether or not they wish cattle gen.
orally to run at large on the public
highways and uninclosed lands of
Stanford Magisterial District No. 1,
of Lincoln county, Kentucky, and for
the purpose of holding this election
for said Magisterial District are di-
rected to open a poll on the date
named in each of the four voting
precincts embraced in said Magis-
terial District, Namely Stanford vot-
ing precincts 1, 2, 8, and 4.
The Clerk of Lincoln County Court
is directed to cause to be printed on
the ballots to be used in this election
the question care you In favor of
making it unlawful for cattle gener-
ally to run at large on the public
highways and uninclosed lands of
Stanford Magisterial District No. l.,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
SWEET CLOVER SEED

Direct from grower. White and BIZ
ennial yellow; hulled and unhulled
Special scarified seed for fall SOW
ing. Also pure sweet clover extract
ed honey. Prices and circulars sent
free.
JOHN A. SHEEHAN,
r. D. No. FALMOUTH, KY