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Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
BIMBLE PRECINCT NO. 81

A new Precinct to be named and
known as "Bimble Precinct No.27"
is hereby established and the bound
airy thereof is as follows:
Beginning at the Fighting Creek
School House at the property line be-
tween John Grindstaff and Jordan
Grindstaff; thence with the line of
Fighting Creek Precinct No. 26 es-
tablished in this order, a straight
line to the top of the ridge between
Fighting Creek and Cumberland Riv-
err; thence with said divide, so as to
include all the right hand fork of
Fighting Creek and all the Lish
Goodin Branch. to the divide between
Fighting Creek and Turkey Creek !;
thence with said divide, and leaving
same so as to include the farms of
Joe Fry, Callahan Heirs, Peter Asher
and NJ. J. Scalf to the forks of the
Turkey Creek Road near said Scalf;
thence so as to include the said M.
d. OCdll arm W the ulNiue DeIWtSH
Turkey Creek and Fighting Creek;
thence with said divide to the head
of the Hawn Branch; thence so as to
include the d. C. Hawn Farm to the
divide between Fighting Creek and
Little Richland Creek; thence with
said divide Westwardly and so as to
include all of the Morris Branch and
Jordan Grindstaff Farm to the be-
ginning.
The voting place to be at the Yea
ger School House at the Forks of
Fighting Creek Road, and said Pre-
cinct to be part of Magisterial Dis
trict Number One. And it appearing
that this precinct as established here
in is within the boundary where an
election has been held as to whether
or not stock should run at large and
that by said election, stock is pro-
hibited from running at large. the
same will remain within the "Stock
Law" and stock shall be prohibited
from running at large in said Pre-
cinct.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
81 COULD NOT ASH
TO FEEL BETTER"
Had Terrible Nervous ChiIls And
Could Hardly Digest A Thing
Before Taking Tanlac

81 Just couldn't ask to feel better
than do now since I've taken Tan
lac" Miss Oma Yates. popular fore
woman for the Martin Broom Fac
tory, living at 426 East Jacob Street
Louisville, Ky.
81 Just hate to think of the awful
condition was in only few weeks
ago with my stomach badly out of
order and my nerves almost COM
pletely broken down. | had a poor
appetite and even the light food l
did eat disagreed with me and caus-
ed me awful suffering afterwards. l
often had terrible nervous chills and
my sleep was broken and restless.
Every morning | felt so weak and
worn out | hardly had strength
enough to go to work.
my uncle had been taking Tanlac
and was so well pleased with it he
advised me to try it. have taken
only three bottles but | have improv-
ed so wonderfully that | am feeling
like a different person altogether.
My appetite is just fine and I am
eating anything and everything l
please without suffering afterwards
at all. My nerves are as steady and
calm as can be and I have not had a
nervous chill since I first started
the Tanlac. | have a splendid CO.
lor and am enjoying perfect rest
and sleep every night. My work is
now a real pleasure because l am
feeling strong and healthy and full
of life and energy"
Tanlac is sold in Barbourville by
the Cut Rate Drug Co.; in Artemus
by ]. G. Haskins; and in Perman by
N. ]. Faulkner & Co.-Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
TAMMANy pRECINCr NO. y

II is ordered by the Court that
Voting Precinct Number Three.
known as Tammany, be divided and
the boundary OF said precinct chang
ed; and the said boundary of said
Precinct is hereby changed and es-
tablished so that the boundary of
same shall be as follows:
Beginning at the West side of the
Court House; thence Westward with
the street and branch to Richland
Greek; thence up said Creek to the
steel bridge at end of School Street;
thence with the Sharp Gap Road to
Sharp Gap; thence so as to include
the farm of w. S. Green, known as
the w. H. Sowder Farm, and with
the top of the ridge between Smokey
Creek and Cumberland River to the
head of Smokey Creek and Indian
Creek; thence with the ridge be-
tween said river and Indian Creek to
the Spur leading off between Logan
Branch and Smith Branch, and with
said Spur so as to include the James
Britain Land where James Hinkle
lives and to include the Jesse Camp
bell, Levi Foley and Hiram Helton
Farms, to the top of the ridge be-
tween Cooper Branch and Smokey
Greek; thence with the top of the
ridge to the Emanuel Precinct and
with the County Road to Barbour
vile City Limits, and with Main
Street to the Court House.
The voting place to be at the
Court House, and said Precinct shall
remain as a part of Magisterial Dis
trict Number Eight.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
FARMERS CAN MAKE MONEY
BY DRAINING WET LAND

lexington There is much wet
land in Kentucky where the farmers
can easily remove this excess of wa
ter by the use of tile drainage. In
many cases the land owner can do
no improvement that will pay him
as large dividend in dollars as a
good system of drainage. 1t is true
that since 1915 when it cost approx
imately SIS to grow an acre of corn
at an average price of SIC per bushel
it costs about $50 to drain land.
Now the price of corn is $2.00 per
bushel and it costs approximately
S25 an acre to produce corn and the
tile drainage will cost about SEQ
per acre. 1t should be remembered
that the average value of all plowed
land for the State in 1916 was S35;
while the value of the same land
now is approximately $40. 1t is good
business for a man to invest money
in tile drainage if he can realize
better than 100 per cent on the in
vestment every year. The College of
Agriculture will help farmers plan
the drainage system for wet pieces
of land or will be glad TO furnish es-
Inmates for such work.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09

POPLAR cREEK NO. 10

Poplar Creek Precinct Number
Sixteen, is hereby changed 30 that
the boundary line thereof shall con-
form to the boundary line OF the
New Precinct King Number 20, as
established in this order, and the
voting place shall remain as hereto
fore established.
1t is ordered by the Court that
Voting Precinct Number Nine known
as Girdler, be divided and the bound
airy of said Precinct be changed and
a new Precinct to be known as Ham
mons Fork No. 80 is hereby estab-
lished and the boundary of said new
Precinct is as follows:
Beginning at the lower end OF
the Old Jack Riley Farm on Ham
mons Fork, and including said farm
and all the waters of Hammons Fork
from the lower end of said farm up
to the water shed of all the branches
of said Hammons Fork.
The voting place to be at Rock
Spring School House, and this Pref
cinct as established herein, having
been. part of Magisterial District
No. 5 it,shall be and remain a part
of said MGgisterial District.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
ARTEMUS PRECINCT NO. 4

The boundary line of Artemus
Precinct Number Four is hereby
changed to conform with the lines of
Bimble Precinct Number Twenty
Seven. and the Fighting Greek Pre-
cinct Number Twenty Six, as estab-
lished in this order. so that the lines
of the Artemus Precinct Number
Four shall run with the dividing
ridge between Fighting Creek and
the Cumberland River from the
head of the right hand fork of Fight
ing Creek to the line of A. w. Hop
per and John A. Gains Heirs, and
so as to include the A. w. Hopper
and Robert Balm Farm east of Fight
ing Creek.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
BARBOURVILLE NO. %

A new Precinct to be named and
known as "Barbourville Number 2S"
is hereby established and the bound
airy thereofsas follows:
Beginning at the West side of the
Court House; thence Westward with
the street and branch to Richland
Creek; thence up said Creek to the
steel bridge at the end of School
Street; thence with the Sharp Gap
Road to Sharp Gap; thence so as to
exclude the farm of w. +. Green, and
with the divide between Smokey
Creek and the Cumberland River to
the head of Indian Creek; thence
with the divide between. the river
and Indian Creek to the back of the
Tyre Lawson Farm; thence leaving
said divide and running so as TO in
clude the farm of said Lawson to
the Cumberland River; thence with
and crossing the river to the pro-
perty line between Amanda Smith
and Lafayette Partin, near mouth
of Prichard Branch; thence so as to
include the said Amanda Smith
Farm and with the ridge between
Prichard Branch and Swan Pond to
Stoney Fork Divide; thence with the
Stoney Fork Divide, so as to in.
slude Swan Pond and Hooker Branch
thence leaving said divide and so as
to include said Hooker Branch and
the farms of Need Davis, John Davis
and Will Davis to Cumberland Riy-
err; thence down the river to the
bridge; thence with South Main or
River Street to the beginning.
The voting place to be at or near
the Court House. The Precinct cs-
tablished has been d part of the
District Number Eight,
and the New Precinct as herein es-
tablished shall remain a part of Mag
isterial District Number Eight. And
it appearing that this Precinct as
herein is within the
boundary in which an election has
been held as to whether ,or not
stock should run at large, and that
by said election Stock is prohibited
from running at large, the same will
remain within the stock Law" and
Stock shall be prohibited from run
ling at large in said Precinct.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
FIGHTING CREE.( PRECINCT
NO. rs


a new Precinct to De named and
known as Fighting Creek Precinct
Number Twenty Six" is hereby es-
tablished, and the boundary thereof
is as follows:
Beginning ON Cumberland River
at the Barbouryille City Limits, and
on the line of q Court House re-
cinct Number One; thence with the
line of Precinct Mol, and the City
Limits to the l.. & N. Il. r.; thence
with the Sam Hays Farm, to the top
of the Ridge at the Head of Whites
Burg Branch; thence with the ridge
between Fighting Creek and Little
Richland, so as to include all the
waters of Whltesburg Branch to the
property line between the John
GrindstafI Farm and the Jordan
Grindstaff Farm; thence with the
line between said two farms, so as
to include the John Grindstaff Farm
to the Fighting Greek School House;
thence straight line to the top OF
the ridge between Fighting Greek
and Cumberland River, so as to in
clude all the waters of Noah,s
Branch; thence with the dividing
ridge between Fighting Creek and
Cumberland River Westwardly to
the land OF A. w. Hopper, known as
the Balm Farm; thence with the line
between Hopper and the heirs of
John A. Cain, including the Cain
Farm, TO Fighting Greek; thence
down said creek to the Cumberland
River; thence down the river to the
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
RHoDA ROYAL ENORMOUS
r. n. SHOWS COMING
The Greatest Circus of Modern Time

!. Call al the others what you will,
but when all is said and told and re-
told, there is but one great Circus
which is in every particular and de-
tail the greatest and grandest of the
entire worlds circuses, and that is
the Rhoda Royals Enormous r. r.
Show which is coming to Barbour
VILE on Wednesday, July 21st in all
its regal magni1cence, its unrivaled
splendor, its unequaled numbers and
vast proportions. Under the great
est city OF snow-white tents ever
erected on any grounds will be seen
fully one hundred-count them!-
fully one hundred exalted stars, who
will give one hundred and fifty exalt-
cd and supreme acts, too numerous
to classify, too many to name, too
multifarious to describe. Bareback
riding, hurdling, trick, fancy and
manege riding. aerial acts, grand
gymnastics, tumbling, vaultiug, leap
ing, athletic and contortion feats,
Juggling, equilbristic pole balancing,
breaking ladders and other acts.
Unique, Stately. Astounding, Aerial
Stage and Arenic Performances not
seen elsewhere. Many of them by
foreign artists, plenty of them by
homo nrfiste Ramam har tho date
and do not miss the Big Show.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
KING PRECINCT NO. 20

1t is ordered by the Court that
Poplar Creek Precinct Number Six
teen be divided and the boundary OF
said Precinct changed, and a new
Precinct to be known as king Pre-
cinct Number Twenty Nine" is here
by established and the boundary of
said new Precinct is as follows:
Beginning at the Cumberland Riv-
er on the property line between
Amanda Smith and Lafayette Partin
near the mouth of Prichard Branch /;
thence so as to include the said Par
tn Farm and all the waters of Prich
ard Branch to the head of Prlchard
Branch; thence with the divide be.
tween Stoney Fork and Branches Of
Poplar Creek and so as to include
the Isham Lawson Farm To- Poplar
Creek; thence so as to inclu;- sle
form of James b. Bennett, and with
a spur between Four Mile Branch &
Louis Bennett Branch to divide be-
tween Goodin Creek and Little Pop
lar Greek; thence with the top OF
said divide to the Whitley and Knox
line; thence with the County line
so as to include the William Cobb
Farm, to the mouth of Flat Creek;
thence up the river to the beginning.
The voting place to be at the
Brick School House at King. and
this Precinct as established herein
having been a part of Magisterial
District Number Eight II shall be
and remain apart Of said Magisterial
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
beginning.

beginning.
The voting place TO be at the
Fighting Creek Colored ''raded
School, and said Precinct shsu lie a
part of Magisterial District Number
One. And it appearing that this
Precinct as established herein is
wholly within the boundary where
an election has been held as to
whether or not stock shall run at
large, and that by said election
stock is prohibited from running at
large, the same will remain within
the stock Law" and stock shall be
prohibited from running at large in
said Precinct.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09

Reid Bros, of Manchester, have
bsen appointed sales agents by the
Government for the sale of surplus
Army supplies. Bart S. Reid, in
surance man of Barbourville, is a
member of this firm and will gladly
furnish Information as to what thoy
will offer for sale. prices, etc.
Mrs. Speed Moore and family and
brother Robert Shelton, of Louisville
visited the old home at Knox Fork
Tuesday and had an old time dinner
with Mrs. Sallie Stansberry.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
II Cleared the Mill of Rats" BY
j. Tucker, II. l.

LAS night Waterman believe
have seen more rats than any man
Dogs wouldn't dare go near them.
Got 81 pkg. of RAT-SNAP. Inside of
6 weeks cleared them all out. Killed
them by the score every night. Guess
the rest were scared away. I'll never
be without RAT-SNAP." Three sizes
Csc, soc, $1.O0. Sold and guaran-
teed by Wilson Bros. and Costellow
Drug Co.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
SAVE THIS COPY OF THE
ADVOCATE
So As To Know Where The Count!
Precinct Lines Run
KNOX COUNTY COURT
June Term, June 2S, 1920

1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that the public conven-
fence and public good require that
the hereinafter named voting pre-
cincts in Knox County should be di-
vided and the boundary lines there
of changed, in order that the voters
thereof may be afforded better OPP
portunities to vote.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
at Looked Like Battlefield In
Europe" Said Mr.. G. Dunster.

WAS staying at a hotel in a small
Pennsylvania town. Early one morn
ing / went to the stable to hire a rig
and was shown pile of dead rats
killed with RAT-SNAP the night be-
fore. Looked like a battlefield in
Europe" Three sizes. 25c. soc,
s1.O0. Sold and guaranteed By Will
son Bros. and Costellow Drug Cam
pany. -Advt.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
HINiYAR PRECINCT NO. 1s

The boundary line of Himyar Pre-
cinct Number Thirteen is hereby
changed so as to conform with the
line of Bimble Precinct Number
Twenty Seven, as established by this
order, so that the farms of Joe Fry,
Callahan Heirs, Peter Asher, and NJ
j. Scalf shall be excluded from Him
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
Millions for q
NeW Stomach

One of tho greatest American million.
aires said to his physician, ga million
dollars, Doctor, spot cash and no grum-
bling, for new stomach" and then
the sick man groaned and turned away.
All his wealth could not make him
happy or contented, for happiness large.
ly depends upon digestion. Without
health where does happiness como inf
After all the stomach plays great
part in everyday life. Without a
healthy stomach and good digestion our
blood is thin, watery and poor, our
heart action is weak. our liver does not
DO It's duty, and nan is miserable and
unhappy. Prevent disease by putting
tho house in order and strengthening
tho system against the germs OF disease.
DIR. Pierce, of tho Iuvalids Hotel and
Surgical Institute, ut Buffalo, n. T.
years ago understood diseases and their
prevention, and he discovered c2rta'n
roots and herbs which were natures
remedies, and succeeded in putting them
up in form that could be easily pro-
cured at the drug store (liquid or
tablets. This no called DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. This Dis.
eoyery gives no false stmulat1n be,
cause il contains 40 alcohol or aay Lar
eotic. It helps digestion and the as,
sanitation Of such elements in the food
as are required for the blood. 1t gives
to the blood the food elements the tbs.
sue0 require. For over fifty years il
has enjoyed the confidence Of the
American public. Try it nowl
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
State of Kentucky:
County of Knox:

l.. Z. V. Barge, Clerk of the Knox
County Court, certify that the fore
going is a correct copy of an order
of said Court entered at the June
Term, June 2Sth, 1920, as appears
of record in my office in Order Book
N at Page 397, etc.
Given under my hand as Clerk of
said Court June 2Sth, 1920.
E. v. BARGO, Clerk. 36-4t
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
GIRDLER PRECINCT NO. o

Girdler Precinct Number Nine Is
hereby changed so that the bound
airy line thereof shall conform to
the boundary line of the New Pre-
cinct ,Hammons Fork Number Thir-
ty as established in this order, and
the voting place shall remain as here
tofora established.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09

Services in the Presbyterian
Church nsxt Sabbath, July 18th, at
IL a. IN. and s p. m, Preaching
services will be on the End and 4th
Sabbath of each month.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
TEACHERS WANTED

At Artemus Public Schools. Posi-
tons open-Principal and two as
sistants. Apply,
C. w. Jones, Secretary,
Artemus, Knox Co., Ky. 36-2tp
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
OLD PAYNE PRECINCT no. 2s

The boundary line of Payne Pre-
.cinct, Number Twenty-Three, is
hereby changed and established so
as to run with the boundary line of
the Court House Precinct No. /, as
set out and described in this order
from the divide between Little Rich
land Creek and Big Richland Greek
at the Head of Pumpkin Run, and
Sinking Valley Branch; crossing Lit
tie Richland Creek to the divide be-
tween Little Richland and Fighting
Greek. So that ali voters living
above said line shall vote at Payne
Precinct Number Twenty Three and
the said Payne Precinct No. 90. as
changed and established herein shall
be and remain part of Magisterial
District No. Five
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09

var Precinct Number Thirteen. and
shall not be part thereof.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
COURT HOUSE NO, 4

1t is now ordered by the Court
that voting Precinct No. 1, known
as the Court House Precinct, be di-
vided and the boundary of said pre-
cinct changed; and the said bound
airy of said precinct is hereby chang
ed and established so that the bound
airy of same shall be as follows:
Beginning at the east side of the
Court House, thence eastwardly with
Knox Street to College Street; -
thence Northwardly with College
Street to Manchester Street; thence
enthusiastically with Manchester
Street to the forks of the road at
A. Y. Anderson's; thence with the
dividing ridge between Big Richland
and Little Richland to the Gap of
the ridge at the head of Pumpkin
Run Branch; thence continuing to
the spur that runs between Pump
kin Run Branch and Dancy or Sink
ing Valley Branch, so as to include
all OF Pumpkin Run Branch and the
c. H. Bays Farm to Little Richland
Creek; thence crossing said Creek
and running so as to include the Dan
Ridner Farm and all the waters of
Ridner Branch to the divide between
Little Richland and Fighting Creek;
thence Westwardly with the divide
between Little Richland ond Fight
ing Greek and to the Sam Hays line
near the head of Whites-Burg
Branch; thence with the Hays line,
excluding the Hays Farm, to the
Barbourville City Limits; thence
with the City Limits to the Cum1er-
land River; thence down the river to
the bridge; thence up South Main
or River Street to the Court House.
The voting place to remain as here
to fore established, and to remain a
part of Magisterial District No. L.
Mountain advocate., 1920-07-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-04
Are Our Women Slipping?
lowered?
Is becoming pals with their brothers under
mining their morals? Can they withstand "sterner'
temptations?

woman influence waned with the war: Were her
sceacng Aeeg unusual
really froth fris and top
perry than affairs of the hearth head and heart?
Is the lessened shown them by mencompared to that
paid moherspove daughters less worthy? Does the
fair longer inspire and devotion? the
be popular clever snufng the ideals of ghood
THE hand that cradle rocks the world twas said
But maid takes the children while mother plays
bridge my Wandering Boy" in maidens hero is h
brothers 1t not when dad was
young {
Why the Change Today?
Young worship womencaled them tair
ies angels Now they them Chickens vampires sports
Once regarded they have become mans equals with
the right to his
Sweethearts to plead love-pledgng
wild girls od maidish" herself
smoked. cocktails, told questionable sque
bet the races
Modesy deemed feminine Then why all this hub
bub about indecent apparel Why should cardinal school heads
employers, club welfare workers.
for their neggee and the display of their
Discussion Invited.
We have thought credit
spiritual Yetthey anything
and of all the church history (ke founding the
of Christendom) only begun Why it?
Were forefaths misguided knighy galan?
fallen angels ushers? Is their freedom hurting
Are they deaf the peadngs of God longer
for beauty of soul? Or have they oath hvay and sham
hence lay undue reai2 ARE THEY SLIPPING? Tell
The Bee invites readers of all and both ponder
the above and then send their
dress Letter Editor, Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-04
Coal Company Bandit
Identified, Police Say

Frank Clayton, % years old, 61S
South Seventeenth street, was iden-
tilted last night by John P. johnson.
Twenty-second and K streets, as
one of two bandits who held up the
Rergquist Coal company office, 2715
l. street, at 6:l0 last night, getting
more than sl00 cash and more THAI
$3.50 in checks.
Clayton was arrested at the Guar
antee Clothing company store, Four
teenth and Douglas streets, when he
attempted to pass a check for $40.
Clerks became suspicious of Clay
toms manner and called the police.
Johnson later told the police that
Clayton was one of two men who
robbed the Bergquist Coal company
Johnson was in the Bergquist Office
at the time of the robbery
Clayton denies that he held up the
ccal Office. Il found that check at
Sixteenth and Leavenworth Streets -
he said He was held for investiga-
ton,