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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

| unb nabm DON Der rotstpeibsn &reuas
itidhede cine mil9fnrbens 9Iaspnie.
Die Gtisle parm 5u lang. Sic
nabm bonn Hd6tii9 cine S9ere uno
ldnitt iie nb. Das tot Oit9off fpeb;
ss mar slei9 einem Bud in Ieinem
gmpfinOen. Was batte sr nur Ell
ssnili9 sefern an i6r geiebeng!
BLONDES 5aar, ia, nber fabl getrsppt,
isins solbissn Jlsdten. CARTE 3iis.,
aber nit bem Musbrud elmer WaGss
puppe. Graublaus trdumsnbs 2lusen,
aber ausen Jbne 9iefs, obne glims
msnbes Gsisr. Sie iestsn ii9. gis
nige pbraisn, bic tonftatisrten, bog
Der geItrise abenb beiOsrieitig gut
bstommsn mar. einige 8Orts Oitboffs.
Die bebausrtsn, itren Wann ni9t
an5utreffen, unb bann iagte syraM
Or. 8arneipiB: Rein. bic i9onsn
glumsn, Is tit au liebenspiiroig BON
Sbnen".
.Meine gnGbige 5rau, sg III mir
cine Jreubs, aur &unit in Sbrem
Saus bsisstrassn 81 ba6sn".
.Sa, nur f6abs, oab bic glumsn
10 raid bsrpelten. Sd bin auf sinen
.@sbant.n sstommen, Ssrr Baron.
Sd taufs mir fiiuitlide 9Iumsn. sic
ri.9en 5ipar niat, nber ostOriersn tun
Fs i9lisBli9 ssnau 70 gut.
Sa sriff OItboff nod ieinem Sut.
gr gius. sic bradte 'ihn bis an Die
sreppe, unb ols er iGon auf ben
Stufen mar, rief iie ibm nod na4:
.auf Diebsriehn. Serr 9aron!"
Der .5err Baron" berIieb bns
6aus. unO Der Jreiberr bon Oftboii
bat es ME pieber beiretsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
sllfObuI als &aidincnbrenuitoii.

sSa6leute iinb ii9 nod nidt re4t
einia oariiber. ipistpeit Der gsihatt'
li9 fabriaierte altubol beruien 1T,
l9lieBIi9 sinen @riuB fir oas Sas
iulin ais JeuerunsSftOff fir irssnos
lpelhe Maihinen nit innerliher Sets
crennung obSuaeben.
1lnIdnsit 1T cine einse9erbe un'
terfuauns bieriibsr pou gan5 nnpar>
teiiI1en Sa9per ritGHoigen an9eitellt
ipprDen.
Wan itellte 9sf, boB iebsnfaIls
eine Rai9ine nit IItobol'5eueruns
.ei9t au betreiben lit unO babel cine
tobere 5ises&raftlsiftung - penR
audi ni9t pieI hObere - entipidslt.
als oas gaioIin in gleiaer @srtpsns
0unq.
Mnoererieits ober fono man. oaB
@ltubpl iih nod INNER melt billi-
ger pro Yfuno mub eraeugen laNen
uno iia ettpas tpoblfeiIer pro Quart
mub pertnuTen iaiien. als oas Sa'
ioIiu, penn er i'm aanasn einen 10
bausbdlteriIden 8renntOIf in Dols
lars uno Gents biIoen iclll Ilebers
oies fann bic 3dlts Den altobol in
Der Mai9in. na6teil;e besinflaiisn,
fubaB bic Maidine ridt in 9ang
tommt. Sas 9robLsm 'rlslbt isosHs
iaIIs nod pffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

t1aber aH9 IN e&aiislreimeu seI@asssH)
sSo @inbe nm bic Gtsse fpeb'n.
Ia tat er oft am Bege ite6'n,
Der it'll Iid an bic gSeine Iebute
uno gliidlih iif i'm geibe ipdhnte -
8enn er oer toIeeu gieie badte
llnS ME meIo6ii6 bicie Iadte.
Str gaIten feline Iauten Sriebe.
Hie OFT idirur er Der Srauten 2iebe,
@enn &c ibr In fer 9loienInube
Gin stiiBhen itabI in loiem Rnube.
Sneehen baIo i'm iumersli& bdrmie,
CAB iie nit cnoern her5lih ittpdruie.
Sie. Der er sieIe 9ieSer tpeibte,
Sab lie gum @liia ibu ipieoer Ieite,
biir bic er @oloes Saufen lief,
Sbn rob nu0 fubGcs Iaufen Iieb,
Sd. aIio inn iein Sdaffsn Ipbnte,
Dab lie ieiu niht Dor 2affen idonte,
3ieipeii ibm brnn,t' Die burnpfe Stirne,
gerbobnt ibn 10 bic itInttfe 9irne.
Sab-ddr-iein Ser5 in Stiide brad.
er tot ii6 auf Der griide itadl - -
Sm Sdntten elmer 9iieieniuunb
9inht er nun aus am 9ieienrnnS,
gSo itiu ibn nun tie Sireie bedt
uEo er iidl nod Der 2ede ii1edt.
2oh mnnd)em ihon beim Shau. n qralite,
Der i'm nTs Geift nit @rauen idautei |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Ser bGie aeim.

Sd Ia6 bid = a6, 10 I4lant. Il
tponnig
Sm roIenfar6'nen 2enSgetparb,
Rings lag bic 8eIt 10 maienionnis
llnO ielig tiibt i4 Dir Die Sano.
Sa bat 5ermaImsnb i'm Semitic
Der Qualseoants mid erithredt.
Dap aud in Dir, bu soIO'ne SIiite
Der asim our Sdpiesermuttet ftsdt
Mebr 1T - 70 min mid's 6eoiinten-
Msbr 1T, als @si6er, Der 8eiH.
@eiH Tam man liebsn uno trinteu
Deiber nur lie6en allein.
II .
Cine sugenb si6t ss, Seren it4 fen
WleuI9 riibmen tann: Die Bei9eioen
beit. 8snn rii6mt er ii9 ibrer, i
bsFst sr fie niat ms9r.
Dag IeIten elmer ipriat, 10 ME e
oentt -
9orii6er ipillit ou tlasen2
gntieBli9 mars iuenn ieber, ma
er bentt,
Gu9 pirtli9 poIIte lagen.
sSIt es nidt tpunberlib, baB bi
5a3arbipiele Derboten, Die Ghe alls5
oaruuter ianctioHiert iits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
cine gusuabme. E.

- Cine Gusnabme. o.:
Sinh Sic fisIig?"
g.: .Sb ia, iebr, ipenn Sie
mir ie6od NIT 10 Collars uuter
Die Grniee sreifen iuoIlen. Sanu
nidtl-
gereinsmeierei. gei
elmer gootfabrt fallen ole sniaiicn
ms @ailer; onraui ruff elmer Der.
iel6en: .Neine Serren, ib itelle
oen antrde. mir eriiuoen itnel
einen Sbpinluiflub!"
Ger Sptimiit. Sebr.
fling: SD iteise inrmer bober in
Der @iinit oes Gbris; friiber nnnn.
te CT mid elm Stoi uno iest nur
mebr einen ShoistopflY
- Gin briIlautes &c I.
tel. sf, Otto, reid mir ood] mai
oein 6I1id)Gcn nit Der wliiden.
Sintturl es lift ia beute entiesliA
nit Den Gn1lgeilternI
Sn. bic SInide lit aber Ieer. @e.
tern bnb' id iie mai oiien itebep
laiien, uno oa baben Die @ieiter lie
mir ausgeiofieal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
aabinetl Der Idsusu aauas.
gsd elm geiniifer 9often fir bif sie'
e,ernna Der ser. Staaten setpfnfdJt-

gsd, elm geiniiter Soften fir hif eie'
s,erane ber ser. StaateH seiDfiHfdyt.
Die nd9febenbe 4nrsgung biirfts
5par ni9t ihon IN Der alernd4ite1
3utunft sur ausfiibrung gelausen,
iheint nber niat ausIi4tslcs gu isin
uno sntipri9t ia aud elmer eiHri9'
|tuns, ipsl6e in stlideH aHoereH mid.
i tisen aulturldnoern idon Idngit bs'
itsbt.
Bon Der erIt Dor fur3em begriinbts
ten ,QntionaI Uiuiieal qlianee" pirc
marin smpfoblsn, aud elm regeIrshtes
Winiittrium fir I4One aiinite on Der
omeritan;i6en 8unDesregierung 5u
i9affsu, ben omeritanii9eH &iTbern
Tdon DON frub auf cine muiitalii9s
GrSiebung gu ge6en, sntipre4enoe
S9ritte aud isitens aller 2ssislatus
rem Der giR3elftaaten gu tun, unn
grsBe Summen fir Offentli4e Utuiit
gu Deripenben, i'm Sntereiie Der Ses
bung Der aasemeineH 8OltsfuItur.
Daran t0nnen unD iolleH AID Staot'
8ernaltungen regen &ntetl HebmeH.
lpie ss ia man9e in bel9etoensm
Nabe i4oH isBt tun.
gu9 anoere ih0us &iinite iolleH
Dffentli4 mebr sefOrpert perDsu; 10
aud bic Wtalerei, Die i9on etne langs
Reihe ameritaHiI6er 9ertreter uno
9ertreterinnen auipeiIt. aber in er.
tier 2inie ssbt bic 8epe9ung. bod aui
bic Sebung uno 8erallgemeInerung Del
WuIit aus. llnb es III bemertenss
ipert, bab bic obigeH 8ori9ldge oss
neuen 9erbanDes au4 bereits pom
gunoes @r3iebungstommtfdr Or.
9. g. Clayton @ufmunteruhg erbni'
ten babsn, mas ibnen i4on aIletH
siemlic9es Sepi9t OerIeibt.
Die 4meritaner baben getptb ihon
Oiele beOeutsnbe, ia srOBe SGnser UNI
SGngerinnen berOorgebratt, ME DIE
ylorbica, Geraldine Sarrur uno anna
Guie. gber man erpartet nod nett
mebr uno pia bic Wlulit in eiHsn
Waabe oemptratiiieren uno n atio'
naIifiersn. pie nod ME 5uOor
| in amerita, Dielei9t aud IN Der
Soffnuns, bic gsiitige @eri6mel5uns
Des bunti9i1tiseH Bottles gu elmer
einSisen barmonii4en 9tatIou no1
mebr Su bei4leunigsn.
| Ia6e3u brei 1tiaionen Perionen IN
ben Der. Staaten iino 9eute NIT
| Wuiitma5en ooer nit oem unterrl9t
in Der giuiit oOer nit Der arbeit
! in muiifuIii9en Snouitrien bei9at|
tigt. Die aneritanii4e Ration gibt
iebes eSabr runo 700 Utilllrnen Doll
| lars fir MuIit aus. aber oas III,
pis man glaubt, Der Iouitigen SrOBs
Der Hatipn nod lange ni4t angemeI'
| len. Qa8 Der 8OriteQung oes senanns
| ten 9er6anoes ioutsn i9pn fiir jeoss
tleine S6uItinb muiitalii6e Snitrus
mente ebenio pobl gstouft perosH.
fpie sert6ii6er. Die sroBartisen mOs
bernen SortI9ritte in Der automatr
I6en Muiit peroeH ia Dollauf aner'
fannt; aber iie t0nneu bod Die ielblis
ftdnbia ausiibenoe Wuiit ni9t ool'
tommen erieben, uno oieie ioa in Der
aanaen glation gelpett peroen, IN Der
einen ooer anoeren Sorm. Die BEE
rufsmuiitsr~ brau4en oarum bod
Don oem muiitaliI9en Sunsameriia
,; Der 3utunft ui6t uerordnst gu psr'
ben; ia Iis mOgen oann ein odnts
6areres gubiitum, oIs ibnen ie 5upor
beIhieoen mar, tiir pirtIit seoiegsns
aeiituugen fiHoen.
go malt man penigiiens bic M0g'
li9teiteu aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
gariante.

0u bif hi. cine Siume
go farbenrsi4 sepuBi,
Dod oeine S4Hsietrre4uuna
Die bat mid i.hr Dsrbast.
mir 1T. nIs ob i'd bic 5dnSe
Gum 9immel falien icllt',
9stsno, Sob b:tisn 2uJu5
0uh sinmai Der SeufeI bolt.
Scr fputtet bsr Weibsri5pfs.
@sil faIEb fino ibre Sopfe.
Sanrii itOIs fsin, Ttnriss SsfdIe4..
Ssun esiHs 3spf. fns s4t
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
For Tailor

In this issue will be found the
announcement Of John H. Allen,
of Wilton, who is a candidate for
the Office of Tailor of Knox county
We have known Mr.. Allen for a
long time and have always found
him to be true blue Republican
and doing all that he could for
its principles and its cause. He
is a minister of the gospel, and a
very fine speaker. He had the
misfortune to have his back
broken and made a cripple foi
life, altho this is true he is a man
who works every day in the
mines.
He believes that he will win
this nomination. and says he is
in. to fight to the finish, and that
the man who gets past him will
be going some.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
Attorney Sol. T. Steele
Once Editor.

Many of our readers will re-
member VIM. F. Schooler, vete-
ran newspaper mountaineer who
once resided in Barbourville and
was associated with Lewis D.
Sampson in the newspaper bust
ness, and later was associated
with Sol 4. Steele in the publica-
ton of the Ashville N. c. Gazette.
Mr.. Schooler is a citizen of Som
merset Ky. and is familiarly
known in Pulaski county as
Uncle Bill Schooler' managing
editor of the Semi weekly News.
We publish below an article from
that paper regarding Mr.. Steele's
candidacy for County Attorney.
From our esteemed contemp-
orary, The Mountain Advocate,
published at Barbourville, We
notice among the scores of candi-
dates out for county Offices in
Knox county, the name of Sol T.
Steele, who is seeking the Re-
publican nomination for County
ATTORNEY. The reading Of Mr..
Steele's announcement carried
the managing editors thoughts
back to a time some years ago,
when we were associated with
him in the newspaper business in
Ashville, N. C.. During that, al
tho short time of their association
they formed a very close friend
ship, which has lasted through
these many years. Steele is Just
the sort Of friendly. big hearted
fellow who makes friends and
keep them. He is a self made
man, a good lawyer, and we hope
he wins, at least for old time
sake, for County Attorney of
Knox, Our old home County. "
Semi-Weekly News. (Sommerset
Ky.)
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
Bill Affecting Widows
Pensions. s

A Bill to further liberaiizei the
laws governing widows pensions
has been introduced by Repre-
sentative Charles e. Fuller of
Illinois. The measure provides
that widows who are otherwise
eligible for pensions under the
law shall be pensioned if their
marriage to their soldier husbands
took place prior to the passage of
the act. The present law. pass
ed last September, fixed the date
as June n, 1905. and Mr.. Fuller's
bill, if enacted. would extend the
date at least II years, and bene-
fit Il great number of worthy
widows. .-,. 49,. j.?
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
An Expensive Com.
mission.

In the Sundry Civil Appropria-
ton bill. recently passed, there is
an item of S300.O00 to provide
FOR the work of the newly created
Tariff Commission for the next
fiscal year. 1t is interesting to
note that that sum is about SIS,
600 more than was spent by the
Republican Monetary Commits
sion during its entire life of four
years, in which time it collected
data and made report which
has proved invaluable in franz
ing of fiscal legislation by both
parties. Judging by the record
of other new Government bureaus
created under this Administration
the present item for the Tariff
Commission is modist compared
with what it will be in future
years after they have enlarged
the field of activity" and loaded
their Office force with impecun-
ious free-trade Democrats.
Philadelphia Press-He (Gen.
Wood has shown himself an of.
iicer Of superior mind and eff
cheney with exceptionally great
ability as an organizer and with
the fullest detailed knowledge OF
our military situation.
Pittsburg Gazette Times Now
we have it! Col. Bryan is one OF
those million soldiers he said
would spring to arms between
sunset and sunrise. IS II
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
Put 1t to. EN-"

This is what some Of the fel.
lows said when some of the peo-
pie were out of coal last March,
when the water was all over the
place. and there wefe few places
that coalcauld be gotten; and they
went after the fellows that were
caught in this 'predicament,
charging in some cases as high
as $500 per load of less than a
ton. Since then times have got
en- harder, everything is higher,
and now it is b. that these same
fellows are getting it put to them
when it come to high prices, it
has always been said. and it is in
the .Holy writ, whatsoever a
man soweth, thai shall he also
reap" - b.. ..,. ~
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
Congress Kept in Dark.

The President is having his
troubles with Congress. This is
unnecessary. The joint COM
mittee on the conduct of the war.
which has been proposed by the
Weeks Madden resolution, will
obviatc friction. 1t will establish
a natural channel through which
the President and Congress may
mutually exchange opinions and
frame policies. The present re-
luctance of Congress to sneeze
when the President takes snuff
arises from the fact that Con-
gress is kept in the dark as to
the ultimate intentions Of the adj
ministration or is given mere
driblets Of information by such
Cabinet officers as go to the Capt.
tol, The proposed joint committee
could supplement the fragment
airy statements of the administra-
ton and its say-sO would be taken
in both houses as sufficient -evf-
dence of the wisdom and de-
STABILITY of any course which is
attempted. The President is re-
proled as being only slightly in
terested in the proposal. He
ought to be keenly alive to its
helpfulness to him. -
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
COULD HARDLY
/. STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Sideathe, Baekarhe, and Weak.
NESS Relieved BY Cardui,
Says This Texas Lady.

Gonzales, Tex Mrs. Minnie Phil.
pot, Of this place. writes: ''Tlve years
ago I was taken with pain In my
left side. 1t was right under my
left rib. It would commence with IN
aching and extend up into my left
shoulder and ON down into my back.
By that time the pain would be 20
severe I would have to take to bed,
and suffered usually about three days
III suffered this wey. fer three BARS,
and got to be mere skeleton and was
so weak could hardly stand alone
Was not able to go anywhere and had
to let my house work go. . Il suffered
awful with pain In my back and
had the headache all the time. l Just
was. unable to do thing. My life
was a misery, my stomach got In an
awful condition, caused from taking
20 much medicine. suffered SO much
pain. had just about given up all
hopes Of our getting anything to help
me. go. .a,,sr a,
One day a'sBittbday Almanac was
throwR In ny .yafd.lsE Actsr reading
Ss ts ss ami u Sst Ga an
for, ] begsa,Ao Amfh6sAs when q ~
; sS%s1 sSS ins s ss K. .,.as
has been permanent ferjA has be2S
two years since my, awful bad hsnIkh.
4 will always praise and yooomnonl
osrdui." Tty cardua today q
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
High School News.

The entire school rejoiced this
week when it was announced
that Miss Prater's room. the
First Grade had won the Attend.
ance- Punctuality. Banner. Meas
les and various other causes have
prevented these little folks from
receiving the banner before, but
now, although this is the first
time. we predict it will not be
the last time. Below are general
averages for the week:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
For Sheriff:

JOHN H. LAWSON, Barbourville
JAMES M. CARNES. Flat Lick
READ p. BLACK, Barbourville
G.. w. LANNON'S. .Giydler
y !: re. PXRfN-Artemus
J. l.. WESTERFIELD, Warren
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
For Trustee.

am a candidate for the Office
of Trustee of Borbourville High
School, and solicit your support.
| am in favor of a better school,
and will do all in my power to
make it such. | have no one in
mind for position as teacher OF
principal. ! will get the best there
is regardless of their politics OF
religion.
Yours Truly.
Z. H. Cannon.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
NOW AND LONG AGO


The time was in this County
and District that when q man be-
came a candidate for an office the
only question was who among
them had the most drinking
liquor, or the man who has the
largest roll Of Bank notes, or it
might be the man who fought
through the Civil war, or the
fellow who Ind license for some
church or other to preach. no
matter whether he is qualified to
hold the position he sough or not
that was the sure winner. or if
he was possessed with all the
first name he could not be beaten
at all.
But the people have awakened
from their sleep. they have come
to the conclusion that there is
something more TO it now than
then; they have been advancing
by leeps and bounds. civilization
and education has been doing its
work, the people haze concluded
that il is time that i!cy look into
the general character and stand
ing of the man who offers himself
for the Offices Of the county. and
above all they are now going to
look into the mans qualification
to fill these positions.
IL q man is elected to an office
and makes a failure, who .is to
blame? No one except the fell
lows who voted him into Office.
1t is safe to say that 4 man
should not be voted for who, is
not in every way qualified: or. if
there is not Il qualified man
among those who offer them
selves we should choose the one
who comes nearest to the require
ments.
The time is now at hand when
men look not to their personal
feelings so much as they once
did. We are glad 10 note this;
some men enter upon the duties
of Office that are incompetent
when they begin. and hold the
place until their time has expired
knowing less about it than they
did when they began. If a man
is sick, he wants a doctor who
knows what to do, one who can
tell you what you are suffering
with and knows how to handle
the disease; il you need a lawyer.
you want q learned and able
tourist; il you think you are
going TO shuffel OF these mortal
coils to meet just God. you want
to get right, but you want a
minister in whom you can place
explicit confidence. II you want
a man to run you personal bust
ness. you want a man who is
competent. II man who runs
a Saloon needs a bartender. he
wants one that is competent. one
that will not get drunk and neg
iect his business. So it is with
all things: we want men who are
qualified. men who will stay on
the job and take care of the
trust conhded to his keeping. III
q man ia not qualified he may do
his very best and then fall short.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27

The street car, has again fallen
into the hanis of Uncle Ike"
and he looks as happy as in the
days of old, no one ever enjoyed
this job any more than does Ike
Golden. ....... .... $50
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27
Why Constipation Injuries

The bowels are the natural
sewerage system of the body.
When they become obstructed by
constipation a part of the poison
Gus matter which they should car
ry off is absorbed into the system,
making you feel dull and stupid.
and interfering with the diges-
ton and assimilation of food.
This condition is quickly relieved
by Chamberlain's Tablets. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-04-27

..
! ,ANNQQMCEllE
For Circuit Judge
judicial District.
j. C. BIRD, Williamsburg
w. II. LAY, Barbourville
!. FRED &sTR0ys BasHcurvilId n
X. S. ROSE. WILLIAMSBURG
For Representative 60tn
/, Legislative District !,
w. M. RAsNER, williamsburg \
JOS. w. pBRElNS. Perkins y.
=, Root. BAYS, Walden
E, II. BULLOCK
j. +. CARR. Dening
For County Judge
G. E. DETHERAGE, Warren
J. T. STAMPER. Barbourvilles
JESSE d. TUGGLE, Barbodsvill6
For County Court ClerkS
JOHN F. LAWS, Place
:, w. C.. ELLIOTT. King
BEN H. GREGORY, Barbourville
JOHN H. DAVIS, Barbourville
. THos. G.. LANNON'S. Artemus J
d. w. SEUsHER, Flat Lick
FRANCIS M. REESE. Barbourvilles
b. P. WALKER, Barbourville
TBOS. w. BAIRD, Lay 6
SAM X. HALE, Barbourville
For County Attorney :
j. w. MEssAMoRE, Barbourvillc
JAMES S. GOLDEN, Barbourville-
Sol T. STEELE, Barbourville
p. l., SENTERs. Wilton
For Sheriff:
JOHN H. LAWSON, Barbourville
JAMES M. CARNEs, Flat Lick
READ p. BLACK, Barbourville /;
G.. w. LANNON'S. .Giydler i
= re. PARfikT* Artemus /?
j. l.. WESTERFIELD, Warren
For Jailer..
E. j. WYRICK. Barbourville
c, A. WEST, Barbourville
F. J. MITCHELL. Barbourville
JEFF HALE, Flat Lick
JOHN MCCLELLAND, Wilton I,
r. j. BLEvINS, Hopper
WILSON LAWSON, Ely
JOHN nj. ENGLE, Indian Creek
j. E. SOWDERs, Artemus
SAM l.. LEWIS, Barbourville
JAMES HINKr &, Dishman Springs
r. S. SMITH, Hammond
JOHN II. ALLEN, Wilton.
For Superintendent of
2" Schools.
E. B. HEMPHILL, Barbourville +
I EMMA MORRIS, Barbourville
SARAH f. HUGHES, Barbourville
SAWYER A. MILLS, Hammond
For Assessor
NEWTON JACKSON, Cannon =
W. N. EPPERsON. -Girdler, =. =.
~. ~. WARREN. Fiat Lick 49,
B. F..BAYs, Altemus
For Coroner.
J. F. DoaER. Barbourville
For Justice of the Peace.
Il: i, Nv. H.. iSOWDERSr rass,:
,Barbourville, Ky. =.
M. d. HUBBARD. },
80 of Artelnlrs, Ky.
b., HON BIZ JOHNSON MY
, Warren, Ky, g.: Dist. :, e:
- " E. V. OSBORNE. 80; .,4
john d. MARTIN, Binable.,.os -,
READ HUGHES. Barbourville
M. CANNON. Barbourvill Ky. +
Knoxfork. KY. 5, Dist.
DOCK SMITH,
of Hopper. Ky. 9Th Dist. y
L. s. MONHOLLEN, Bryants Store
It. M. PERKINS, Trosper KY.
9Th District.
District No. s.
For Police Judge.
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