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Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

J. c. Prichard 10 has been work
ing for the Kento Ky King Coal Co.
on wallins Cree T.. was in to see
home folks the N3ek end returning
Sunday.
Quite number Of the Boys and
Girls Club attended the tent meet
ing at London this week.
G. ID. Mcneil is at home for a few
days from his work at Harlan where
he has been working at the carpen-
ters trade.
Canning peaches is on the minds
of the housekeepers at this season.
The continuous rains have been u
draw back on the water melon crop
of this neighborhood
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Mays August 18Th, boy, James.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

II you like the Advocate, tell
others. Costs $3.50 a year.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

Everybody In BsrbOurville
II Eligible

Old people stopped with suffering,
Middle age, courageously hghting'
Youth protesting impatiently;
Children, unable to explain;
All in misery from their kidneys.
Perhaps a little backache first.
Urinary disorders, dropsy may
quickly follow.
Doan's Kidney pills are for weak
kidneys.
Ask your neighbor!
Are endorsed by thousands.
Here's Barbourville testimony.
Mrs. r. w. Golden, Pine st. says:
1.-TWO of my children had very weak
Kidneys and were annoyed by too
freouent passages of the kidney Sc
cretions. They complained of pains
thru the back and felt dull and Ian
guild. We doctored but got no bene-
Rt until we bought Doan's Kidney
pills at Herndon's Drug Store. They
relieved the trouble right away and
regulated the kidneys"
Price 6Oc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Golden had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20
CANNON NEWS

Louis James and Maynard Bolton
visited Ross and Dave Gross Sun
day
There was a large crowd at Sink
ing Valley Saturday night attending
the box supper. Total from sale OF
boxes, $3.50.
Garrard Patterson visited Ed and
Maynard Ridenor Saturday night.
w. r. McWillians was seen smil-
ing at the box supper.
d. II. Ridenor is back from Har-
Ian for a few days and reports lots
of work.
Dan Whitfield of Bowling Green,
is calling on his friends.
Mrs. Fred McWilliams was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Dora
Hawn, last Saturday and Sunday.
Joe McWilliams was visiting home
folks Sunday.
Pearl and Monnie Ridenor were
shopping in Pineville last week.
Mrs. Dock Hammons was seen at
Cannon shopping last week the first
time in seven years.
Jim Patterson, of Paynes Creek,
was visiting his uncle, ID. II. Ride
nor Sunday.
Crops are excellent here.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

one point should not be forgotten
when candidates for places on this
board are being voted for and that Is
thar yhry must not be pledged to any
Spera. person for the office of County
Superintendent. The voter should help
eject strong men on the board and
leave them absolutely free to select q
county superintendent who will make
good. In other words, the voter should
think of the boys and girls in his cOun-
ty who are not getting fair square
deal in the matter Of schooling and
forget who happens to wish the Office.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

years past has been how can this be
accomplished, now the solution is pre-
sented in the new school laws.
A law is no stronger than public sen
t.ment, no law will work automatically.
Are the farmers really and truly in
terested in the education OF their chill
drep? Are they really and truly 100
per cent Americans? Are they Op.
posed to BOlshey!sm? Do they think
this government worthy of, and are
they willing TO do their best that it be
perpetuated?
Everything depends upon the inter.
est manifested in the election of the
County Board Of Education. Of the
election Of men who will without fear
ur favor stand first for square deal
for The boys and girls Of the state
who will have their interest as of tirsI
cunsidyIatiun their future as Of prime
Importance.
That there are number or men AMI
women IN every county in Kentucky
fully Competent to compose these
boards Is uuquestinned. The County
Fum Bureaus should take an active
part III impltSslng on them their re
SpOnSiDility; on calling the attention
of the people to them, on seeing that
the names Of such men and women are
placed on the ballot and on an aggres-
sive campaign that their election be
assured
The Kentucky Farm Bureau en-
dorses unqualifiedly the law creating
the new County Boards Of Education
and will whOleheartedly give its aid to
any county asking for assistance in
advising the people Of the great Op-
portunity it offers, for happier homes,
for more prosperity, for the greater
service and for bigger living. The
lives of people can not be greater than
their ability 10 live and their ability
TO 1--we is measured by their knowledge
of life. If we are saved to serve and
born into the world to render service,
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

~, NAricm iarm Bureau ' I,'U
to-. <D..4otc "a Is attltudy tower.
edu, a.,I 10 ,Lr rWLl d.stuNS IL
J.H. C.-.sLaw, he treasure It o.. IS
great or r,unzution Of farmers 10 a re.
cen. Interview granted your cJrre-
spondent, declared:
Tie E,amcky Farm Bureau stands
fer tac elimination Of politics from
the COS .ul of educational AFFAIR.". Toe
farmer boy and girl Of Kentucky are
entitled to the best mental training II
is boss bic to secure The qucs ,ion for
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

Treasurer Of the American Farm
Bureau.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20
DINNER PARTY

1t was a happy little party which
was entertained with a lovely dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Kennedy in
their attractive home on Main ST.
Wednesday evening.
Those present were: Miss Harriet
Cole, Akron, Ohio, Miss Ruby Put
nam. Miss Emolyn Sampson, Messers
Ben Dishman, Jr., A. NJ. Blue, j. ID.
Mcdonald.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

Some time ago sent away for
some pedigreed seed corn. Put it
in gunny sack and hung 1t on a
rope suspended from roof. Rats got
it all-how beats me, but they did
because l got dead whoppers in
the morning after trying RAT
SNAP" Three sizes, 35c, CSC $1.25
Sold and guaranteed by Costellow
Drug Co. and Wilson Bros. ADV.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20
FARMsEEKERs ATTENTION

Use your credit with us and buy
farm home. 10 to 160 acres OF
hardwood land in Kalkaska and An
trim Counties, Michigan. SIS to $35
per acre. Small down payments,
easy monthly terms. Close to mar
kets railroads. schools, churches,
towns and neighbors. No swamps
or stones. Raise fruit, grain, poui-
try or stock. Settlers tax-free for
five years. Warranty Deed and Alb
stract of Title with every purchase.
Write for free booklet. Swigart
Land Co., Ul264 First National Bank
Building, Chicago, Ill. 40-4t
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20
NOTICE
To Non-Subscribers To Telophons

We hereby advise a charge OF
Five Cents for all local calls made
by Non-Subscribers
We ask Subscribers to cooperate
with us in collecting these tolls-
TRI-STATE TELEPHONE co.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

1t is the keeping and not the max
ing of good resolutions which anscp
the brain. xN
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20

II you cannot do it one way, do
IL another. Get it done.
Mountain advocate., 1920-08-20
IRON FENCE FOR SALE

The Baptist Church has 800 feet
of Iron Fence for sale. See John
Parker. 4O-tf
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-04-02

\. n BLAIR
Foe Mayor Of Columbus
March &c, 1870.
Editor Columbus Courier, Column
bus. New Mexico:
Dear Hif-l hereby announce my
self az o candidate for recollection
10 thu Office Of mayor OF Columbia.
asking for the office solely on tbs
record ] have made.
While ! expect 10 be OF greater
service 10 the village An the future
Than ! have been IN the past yoi |
want Il understood that II I am
elected, n IA without any vain
promises.
Because Of my duties az mayor
and pressing business matters.
shall not be able 10 make a per-
sonnl canvass OF the voters 50 /
take this means Of informing The
public that ! shall appreciate their
support and assistance az well a.
their vote.
Very sincerely.
J. n. BLAIR
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C. w. POWERS
For Mayor OF Columbus.
Columbus. n. NJ, March "a.
To the Editor Of the Columbus
Courier.
Dear slr-As a IL customary fof
candidates seeking Office 70 pub
llsh their announcements and I,
along with many other citizens Of
Columbus, deciding that a change
for the better In the management
Of municipal affairs was apparent
and necessary for the future good
OF Columbus and IL environs, |
hereby announce myself as q candl-
date for the Office Of Mayor Of Co
lumbus, subject 10 the wishes Of
The voters Of Columbus on Tuesday.
April O. 1890.
In The event OF my election 10 The
Office Of Mayor OF Columbus
promise 10 give close attention n
all municipal affairs and will prom
Use my constituents 4 fair, impartial
clean ADMINISTRATION. I thank you
C. W. POWERS.
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A. FREDERICKsON-
For Member Of Village Board.


I hereby announce myself as can
didate for recollection TO the village
board Of trustees. Said election 10
be held Tuesday, April Q. io2o.
1920.
I Solicit all voters 10 investigate
the records for the past Two years
ns TO my ability and qualifications
for The position, also 10 see how the
distribution OF the funds available
has been made. I also claim that.
IN connection with tho mayor aud
other councilmcn. OF putting In a
very complete set Of books account
Ing for every dollar received and
showing disbursement OF same.
! wish 10 call the attention OF al
VOTERS 10 properly select mon at
this llmo who will and can handle
the bond issue. AZ carried. al this
election. This will involve time
without compensation as we'll as
requiring business ability. There
fore. vote for men who can and will
spend the time.
assure all voters that n am
re-elccted. I will devote my time
10 obtaining the best results at the
most conservative price In connec-
ton with whatsoever issues may
arise.
I further wish 10 call your alten-
iion that having served ON the
board for the past term Is an adj
vantage over a new candidate. be-
Ing familiar with the past and Ia
line with the issues which will
mean much 10 our town.
On proper Investigation. I feel
certain ! will mcrit your support
April G. A. FhEDERIcKsON.
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On IIa|n PROM KHnro4sk 10
VladIlosesA NY uoaf ilurkheodi
I wee very much ffa|IIlen hv your
EIndnosI il nf|f|na N me. 1nu|
"a number 81 card. from japan ~
people IN Columbia hui evidently
no ono fcftIY11 ne carrie as your
LITTER Is Che an|y one have 81
fcls.d. l have hhd a very busy and
wonderful time IN Russia NHs N
tll1lHt NJ refugees. There were
f.u1 u~U|1|ans aud 80 tcIt|ans
about Ten miles o|Ii ~ V1Isd|n l0r
three mo1|l1 OF until lIlo Husslnn.
looh OVER lho haffatlt. then tllty
were turned back 10 the severn.
4Heni and The scrvlant to their
consul. Al were haihed and d.
lcafsed We had a plant for The
purpose NJ our headquarters The
r~efufecs had 200 children. These
were wonderful chIidrcn with about
an nrual mlmhcr of boys and eigis.
II did my heart rnod not 10 be- able
10 500 many OF their pranks as they
wnro but human. they came IN
trains 81 over 800 IN n Train. |
always aot Them In good shape and
sent them on before The next nr.
rival. They were sent 10 nuaslnIl
Island. their permanent hcmo aud
school teachers ami some comforts
were supplied them
A. We closed up our place I ~
qnesled 10 be- sent np the linz na the
politics was chhnflnn rapidly and !
could sec The end IN sight I want.
Cd 10 see Siberia and ! must say u
n rrcaf beyond description. I wenl
beyond Iekutah. about 100 vests
around The south end OF Lake nal
kal. incomparahly beautiful. I was
seni mp N the coal mines at Cbcrc.
uktoba 10 make a sanitary lnspec.
tIon and I look along a few car.
loads Of warm clothing and Incl.
delnlly . number ~ hycilcs. We
always Organized and distributed
systematically and managed the
crowd IN place OF a mob. Ono w.
nan had curlors looking bundles
In her arms aud I wanted 10 sec
what wns W Il and " was n rosy,
fat baby nursing a paciner. ! indL
Gated 20 her that the best people
were not doing that now. She
seemed 10 understand and very
quickly replied IN paniomimo by
pointing 10 my cigar and then
10 the paclned and waving her
head. meaning they were used for
Tho same purpose. That she was
one Of the supposed stupid luwer
class. The change OF govern.
mcnt 10 the Rcd occurred while ]
was here. They treated me the
wus hcrcl. They treated mo the
finest over. When Z returned Ia
Irkuisk Il was under siege. ex.
pect you are tired out by this let
Ter. I know I am.
nm very well. Kindly remember
me 10 all my friends. With highest
regards 10 your family. Sincerely,
ROBERT NJ MARSHALL.
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boz Member Of ylIIaar nanrd.

WM. hLElt-
For Member OF Village Board.
hereby announce myself as u
candidate for recollection rs n men,
Der Of the Village Board OF Trus-
tees. Election TO be held April Q,
1920.
In making this announcement
wish 10 state 10 the voters Of Co
lumbus that ! stand on my record
for the past two years as a member
Of the board, and the action that
have taken In all matters that came
before The board may be invcsti-
gated al your leisure. The untir .
ing work that I did. with the as
sistance Of the other members. In
trying TO run the affairs OF the vii
lage 10 the best OF my ability
and AZ al lines keeping In mind the
economic situation and trying 10
save from waste ns much AZ pos
sible the funds Of The village.
should entitlo me 10 your consider .
alton. And II reelected. I will
continue 10 give the same service
as / have done for the past two
years. WM. KLEIN.
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Legal ApyERTIsINc.

statement OF the Ownership, Mas,
ugemenI Circulation. Etc. ne.
quircd By the Aet Of Congress Of
August q, 1912
or the Columbus Courier, pub.
llshed weekly al Columbus. N. NJ
for April, 1920.
State OF New Mexico, County Of
Luna-ss:
Before me, q notary public In aud
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Wilson Kilgurc.
who, having been duly sworn &C.
cording 10 law, ncposcs and says
that he Is the editor and publisher
Of the Columbus Courier and that
the following Is. 10 the best OF his
knowledge and belief. a true state.
mcnt OF the ownership. manage.
menl OF the aforesaid publication
for the date shown In the above
caption. required by the Act Of Aug
ust "a, 1912, embodied In section tt3,
Postal Laws and Regulations.
1. That tho names and addresses
OF Inc publisher, editor are
Publisher. Wilson kilgore. Col
umbus, n. M, editor same.
2 That the owners are: Wilson
kilgore. /. l.. Burkhead.
3 That the known bondh0ldors,
mortgages, and other security
holders owning or holding ! pei
cent or more Of total amount OF
bonds, morleaEes. or other socurl
ties are: Mergcnlhaler Llnotypr
Co. Barnhnrt Bros. 4 spindlcr.
4 That the two paragraphs next
above. giving the names Of the own
ers. stockholders. and security hold
era. II ans, contain not only the list
OF stockholders and security hold
ers rs they appear upon the books
OF the company hut also, IN eases
where the siockhoider OF security
holder appears upon the books 81
The company as trustee or In anS
other nduoiary relation, the nams
OF tho person or corporation foi
whom such trustee Is acting u
given; also that the said two para
eraphs contain statements cmhrnc
lng atlantis fuli knowlcdee and be-
lief a. 10 the circumstances an'
conditions under which sloekholi
crs and security holders who do mol
appear upon the hnoks 81 The com
pany o. trustees, hold stock and 81
curIlles IN q capacity other than o
a bonn llde owners aud this nfpnp'
has no reaznn 10 believe that af9
nlller person, association, or cor
corali0n has any interest direct o.
Indirect IN ths said stock, bonds. OF
other securities than as 80 stated b,
him.
WILSON KlLCOnE.
sworn 10 and subscribed befor'
me this 3ist day Of March, 1920.
r. J. COLE. Notary Public,
NY commission expires May ~
1929.
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PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant 10 Ordinance
No. 90. duly passed, approved and
published by the Board Of Trustees
OF the Village OF caldmbus pursu-
ant 10 law ON the 27ih day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. 1920. q bond election u
hereby called In He Village OF Co
lumbus. 10 be held al the time Of
holding the regular election within
said village for The election Of VII
lag6 officials, on Tuesday, the 9th
day Of April A. d. 1890 at which
election there will be submitted 10
tho qualified electors Of said village
who have paid a property tan
therein for the year proceeding the
date Of said election. the following
questions:
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For Member OF Village Board.
Editor Columbus Courier, Column
bus. New Mexico;
Dear Sir-I hereby announce my
self as an independent candidate
for member OF the board OF trus-
tees Of the village Of Columbus al
The election 10 BE held April 9,
1890.
II elected. I assure you I will de-
vote all the time necessary and use
my hosi Judgment 10 promote and
put into effect oil that is necessary
for The welfare and interests Of Co
lumbus. Your vote will be greatly
appreciated. Yours truly.
G. n. BOURGEOIS
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hereby announce myself ~ a
candidate for recollection 10 the
Village Board OF Trustees.
Ny past record as . trustee. ! be-
love n sufficient recommendation
FOR This position Of trust and re-
s%ponsihilily and | earnestly solicit
The support Of al good citizens who
haNc the future welfare OF Column
bus Al heart. A. D. EVANS
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For Member OF Village bou1dL
Columbus. n M. March "a. 1920.
Editor Columbus Courier:
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for recollection 10 the
Village Board Of Trustees Of colum-
bus.
Ny record speaks Tor itself, and
n you believe IA my judgment and
activity during the past term rs
trustee. I sincerely ask for your
support al the election 10 be held
Tuesday, April 0. ] thank you.
II. o. TRACY.
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G. II. kIeAULEY-

&. II. McAULEf-
For Member Of Village BOARD.
To the Voters Of the Village Of Co
lumbus:
| hereby announce myself a can
didaie for Village Trustee.
Your vote and support IS rcspcc-
lively solicited.
G. n. McAULEy.
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y Advertising bcnelila The buy- =
. cf as well as tho snllrr. n =
= points the way to better val .
= ues and greater economy. =
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FOR Member o. Village Hoard.
tn the Voters " he Village Of Co.
lumbus:
hereby announce myself a can
didale for Village Trustee.
Your vote and support Is respec-
mo. L. cox
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For Member of Village BOARD.
To the Voters Of the Village Of Co
lumbns:
I hereby announce myself a can
didale for Village Trustee.
Your vote and support is resDec-
lively solicited.
ERNST ENGENDORF.
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CITIZENS R K

The place al which said election
shall be held n the office Of the
foxworth- Galbraiih Lumber Com
pany on East broadway, In said VIII
lage. The polls shall open NJ .
o'clock In the forenoon and remain
continuously open until 6 o'clock in
the afternoon. al which time they
shall be closed.
The names Of The duly appointed
Judges Of The election arc as fol-
lows.
Judges. A. Moore. Sam Fein,
W. II. Page.
clerks-E. C. Dean. R. W. FL
liotl.
Ballots 10 be delivered by the
village clerk TO J. A. Moore. election
Judge.
J. n. BLAIR Mayor.
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-".
Fon SALE %. 81 on 100 ACRES
q splendid Ihnd which via grow
puyIhin6. / WIZ guarantee water
A. p feet IN you want. Ihl,
land h ~ m||oa from school
honee, 70 miles from co|umbH'
n 4 worth three or four limo.
what Az for a. WIN grow a.
la'Ia. ifull1 me|oDs. IN fact any
Trims. Can prove ovtrv word
say WIN veil because I need ne
money quick 1i2.to per uero. a.
dfcst ~. ihe Courier. Columbus.
NM
THE UNITED STATES CIVIL SER
Vice colnmlsaIon announces tho
examination named below 10 be
held ~ The hlsh school building
Application blanks and further
Information may BE- obtained from
The |ornl secretary. board OF civil
service examiners. a. the post Of
nee IN this city, nooktecper,
$500 per nnnum Vacancy IN
supply office AZ Columbus. n. A.
Examination on April 20 1890. .
a. m.
WE BUY. hAIsE AND SELL FUR
bearing rabbits and other fur
bearing animals. Lat whal you
have with us. stating your lowest
prices on largo lot shipments.
The Fur 4 Specially Farming
Co. 5ib-5i7 n p. ave. Fargo. N
Dak. aprio
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-shall the Board Of Trustees
Of the Village OF columbus, In
Luna County, State Of New
Mexico, be authorized 10 incur
an Indebtedness ON behalf OF
said village by the issuance Of
bonds therefor In the amount Of
Eighty Five Thousand le85.O00l
for watorworks construction9"
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shall the Board Of Trustees
OF the Village or Columbus. In
Luna County State OF New Mex
ico be authorized 70 incur an
indebtedness on hchnlf Of said
village By The issuance u bonds
teen Thousand Dollars teib.oOe)
for sewer conslructiong"
The polls for said election will be
al The Office Of the foxworth- Gal
hralih Lumber Company. on East
broadway. and viii be open from
900 A. A.. until 600 p. N. Of lhg
said 9Th day Of April. A. u. 1870.
AZ said election none hut quail,
fled electors a. defined hy The ken.
oral election laws OF the Stale u
New Mexico and VINO have paid !
property tax Ia the village Of Co.
lnnlhus during She proceeding yeaI
as prescribed BY thu laws OF Inc
State III New Mexico viii be- per.
mllied to goio ihoroal
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. N,
Board Of 1ruafses Of said Yillagl
Of Columbus has caused this NOTES
~ BE- published as Squlred by law
This ne ith day OF March, A. D
! in2o.
j.. r. BLAIR Mayer.
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"|| ~" WN|"|| ".I||
Columbus. n. ~. March %. in1c
In ~aefofd1ute with ne lerme ~
9 resolution duly adopted BY |ho
Hoprd OF Trustees Of ne Yiilhfl Of
Iaelnmhua 4 !. a. Blair. maedf uf
said village. b. TIE terms N lh|1
proclamation DO hereby give pub
10 notice thai on Tuesday. tn 6|1lh
iot Of April. $3.50 there viii BE- held
4 municipal tIefilnn IN The manner
prescribed by law.
The purpose Tor which such
elcrliun - ~ be held h tho elfc-
Ton Of municipal officers. the ofn-
GERS 10 be ynlcd Tor are . mayor
and four village trustees.
The names Of The candidates FOR
each Of said above named offices
AZ The same r on nlc IN The office
Of the village clerk. and their re-
specilsc post office addresses are a.
follows:
MUNICIPAL PATTY TICKET
For Mayor.
J. n blair
Columbus. n. n.
For Village Trustees.
A. J. EyANg
Columbus. n. n.
A. FREDERIcKsON.
Columbus, y. n.
WILLIAM KLEIN,
Columbus. n. N.
n. o. TRACY.
Columbus. y. M
INDEPENDENT.
For Village Trustees.
c. n. BOURGEOIS.
Columbus. n. N.
JN0. n. cox.
Columbus. n. n.
-
CITIZENS PARTY TICKET.
For Mayor.
c. W. POWERS
Columbus. n. N.
For Village Trustees.
ERNST ENGENDORF.
Columbus. n. N.
C. n. McAuLEy.
Columbus. N. N.
LEWIS RAvEL.
Columbus. n. N.
The place al which said election
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j. r. BLAIR Mayor,
Attest:
EDWIN G. DEAN, Village Clerk
SEAL.
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sworn 10 and subscribed before
me this 3ist day Of March, 1920.
z. j. COLE. Notary Public,
NY commission expires May ~
i0eSl.