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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For CongressHON HARVEY HELI1-

fANNOUNCEMENTS

For Commonwealth AttorneyWe are autorized to announce B J Be

thurum a candidate for CommonwealthsAttonier TwentyEighth Judicial Districtsubject to the action of the RepublicanPrimary Election August 15 1908

For County Court ClerkWe are authorized to announce G

T JOHNSON as a candidate for Coun-ty Court Clerk abject to the action ofthe Republican party

We are authorized to announceFELIX BOWMAN as a candidate forCounty Court Clerk suject to the action of the Republican party

FOR JAILERWe are authorized to announce

CAM MULLINS as a candidate forJailer of Rockcastle County subjectto the action of the Republican party

we are authorized to announce wA TAYLOR as a candidate for Jailerof Rockcastle County subject to theaction of the Republican party

FOR ASSESSOR

We are authorizep to announce WH BAKER as a candidate for As ¬

sessor of Rockcastle County subjectto the action of the Republican party

Hou W T Bryan and HonJohn W Kern the Democraticuominees for President and VicePresident have asked that thefarmers business and professionalmen who desire to see their elec ¬

tion next November contributesuch amounts as they feel disposedto give for the purpose of defray ¬

ing the expenses of the nationalcampaign They go further andsay that contributions will not beaccepted from the corporations ormoney powers and it is thereforenecessary that this money be madeup by small subscriptions Feel¬

ing that the Democrats of Rockcastie would be glad to assist in somemeasure whether it be great orsmsll a subscription list has beenstarted The names of all contri¬

butors will appear in these columnsshowing the amount of the contri ¬

bution but should anyone desireto contribute and have name with¬

held just say so and it will ap-

pear¬

as so much cash receivedMr Jonas McKenzie will act astreasurer and at the proper timewill remit all money received tothe proper authorities showing thelist contributionsr If you feelinclined to make any donationreport same to Mr McKenzie atonce and if not convenient to sendmoney now send later The com ¬

mittee in charge is very anxiousthat liberal and prompt responcesbe made

Narrowness may bring popularityto some but liberality has workedout best with those practiceing it

SCHOOL ELECTION OFFICERS

At a meeting of the Board ofElection Commissioners for Rockcostle county held July 22nd 1908

the following were appointed asElection officers to hold the electionin Rockcastle county Aug ist1908 for the election of SchoolDistrict Trustees

Dist No r Mt VernonH-H Daily W A Cox judgesHugh Miller clerk

Dist No2 Mt VernonS B

Price C C Jones judges C JJL veil clerk

fst NO3 HansfordGranPrice Wm McKinney judges EBullock clerk

Dist NO4 WabdR L Bray

J L Norton judges Buck Cum

aains clerkDist No6 MaretburgC C

Metcalf P Y Hunt judges S EChandler clerk

Dist NO7 r BromoGeorgeMarler A J Owens judges PeterSbutts clerk

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Dist NO9 Hiatt Allen Hiatt j

Sam McHargue judges K JSmith clerk j

Dist No 10 CinwayW C

Brocl E W Baker judges T C

Viars clerkDist No ii Mt Vernon Gus

Staverson T M Noe judges SamI

Hysinger clerkI I

Dist No 12 McCracken Tj Ballinger Jasper Bowman judgesLarkin Abney cltrkIDist No 13 OrlandoFrank

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Mullins Richard Proctor judges

clerkI J Tjudges J

E Singleton clerkDist 15 BrodheadHenry

King Arch Roberts judges P HRobbins clerk

Dist No 1 6 WildieHendersonHamilton Frank Anderkin judgesEd S exton clerk

Dist No 17 BrodheadFFrancisco J Thos Cherry judges

J W Tate clerkDist no 18 Level Green

Jarvis J Brown William Hurstjudges Dr T J Price clerk

Dist no 19 Mt Vernon ChasCarmicle J R Logston judgesW S Robbins clerk

Dist no 20 BooneG LWren G W Poynter judges JH Lambert clerk

Dist no 21 ClimaxJ ASexton W A Anglin judges SamRose clerk

Dist no 22 Withers CharlesMullins Richard Barnett judgesCallie Baker clerk

Dist no 23 pongoGeorgeBarnes Wm Nicely judges J EBumgardner clerk

Dist no 24 Langfordf JohnFarthing Frank Adams judgesT S Branaman clerk

Dist no 25 Mt Vernon JohnCoffey Lee Proctor judges ElmerDowel clerk

Dist no 26 SpiroFred HahnH G Owens judges J H McKinney clerk

Dist No 27 Level GreenIGeorge Hamm Wm Cress judgesDan Bullock clerk

Dist no 28 HansfordWmKirby Wesley Minks judges A

W Adams clerkDist no 29 Wildie Robt

Langford A J Hiatt judgesFreeman Calvin clerk

Dist no 30 Brodhead Gran ¬

ville Leece Mat Hoskins judgesJ Bordes clerk

Dist no 31 DisputantaJ AAnglin R A Swinford judgesW A Hammons clerk

Dist no 32 Mt VernonS-D Lewis Dee Cummins judgesT J Nicely clerk

Dist no 33 Pine HillJasDolan S J Robinson judgesJohn Helton clerk

Dist no 34 Ottawa W PHays Jesse Brown jud ges S TProctor clerk

Dist no 36 BredheadJosephSaylor E B Brummett judgesW M Osborn clerk

Dist no 37 HiattWm Hysinger M C Saylor judges A JSaylor clerk

Dist no 38 RockfordIsaaCMartin Isaac Todd judges W HStephens clerk

Dist no 39 Cedarville JohnNicelev J J Baker judges WE Rash clerk

Dist no 40 QuailBea Al-

bright¬

Jas Herron judges M HBrown clerk

Dist no 41 Wildie MaceAnglin Lee Bullin judges J EPennington clerk

Dist No 42 Withers JonesDurham Jerry Roberts judges EMullins clerk

Dist No 43 Mt VernonJ ARenner Harlan Doan judges LeeRash clerk

Dist No 45 CooksburgWA Vanzant Solly Griffin judgesChas Scott clerk

Dist No 47 DudleyJ HReams Henry Owens judges JA Chasteen clerk

Dist no 48 Johnetta WesleyAbney Jack Abney judges J WChasteen clerk

Dist no 49 DisputantaLewisRoulett J J Berry judges Sher¬

man Chasteen clerkDist no 50 Pine HillJ S

Griffin J L Arnold judges J B

Pike clerkDist no 52 Orlando Uriah

Drew Jeffie Jennings judges JohnCummins clerk

Dist no 03 Brodhead MatBrown John Harris judges M

C Tyree clerkDist no 54 GauleyWm

Sams Henry Pace judges JohnGriffin clerk

Dist no 55 CpnwpyJ WGuinn J W Taylor judges T C

Wood clark

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Dist no 56 Pongo Jesse Childress Allen Bullock judge J i eRenner clerk

Dist no 571 Goochlaud J FDooley J W Pmllips Judges JC Phillips cletk

Dist no 58 Brodhead W PKiucer Wm Johnson judges JA Sutton clerk

IDist no 59 OrlandoT MDavid Clark judges J J

Owens clerk I

Dist no 60 HansfordJ HRowe Dayid Cromer judges A JDoan clerk

Dist no 61 QuailW E Tay ¬

lor J W Stringer judges DavidProctor clerk

Dist no 62 Livingston WM Ponder Hiram Cox judgesChas May clerk

Dist no 63 WildieW WCoffey T G Reynolds judges JR Dodson clerk

Dist no 64 Livingston H M

Mink Uriah Adams judges JamesJones clerk

Dist no 65 Mt VernonB SDavault J W Kirby judges JasArnold clerk

Dist no 66 Gauley Dick Mor ¬

ris H L Ponder judges D M

Ponder clerkDist no 67 LangfordD L

Carter W H Pennington judgesJ H Reynolds clerk

Disl no 68 Ottawa W M

DenneyjJ H Hurst judges FrankMorgan clerk

Dist no 69 VildieL T StewHIVDist no 70 Orlando J LBall O E Gibson judges WmWilliams clerk

Dist no 71 DSsputanta Tay ¬

lor Abney Granville Owens judgesO M Payne clerk

Dist no 72 Mt Vernon WC Thomason W MLovelljudges Sam Fields clerk

Dist no 73 McCrackenLewis Owens L J Scott judgesC C Clark clerk

Dist no 74 Withers SpencerMullins Squire Singleton judgesWm Rowlett clerk

Dist no 75 LivingstonRobtHurley Reubin Moberly judgesJake Pike clerk

Dist no 76 Brodhead W C

Hoskins Levi Estridge JudgesH C Turner clerk

Dist no 77 LivingstonJohnTones A L Niceley judges BuckFrench clerk

Dist A colored Mt VernonHarvey Owens John Frakesjudges Sanders Smith clerk

In testimony whereof we havehereunto signed our names this 22day of July 1908

R L McFERRON SheriffG T JOHNSON ComJ W BROWN Com-

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CASTORIAFotThe Kind You Have Always Bought

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1ignature of ctDistrict Attorney McPherson of

Cincinnati yesterday obtained astay of ten days in the operationof the injunction by which CollectorBettmann and his gaugers areordered to cease branding accord ¬

ing to the new rules of theTreasury Department at the plantof the Union Distillery CompanyThe branding is still going on

The function of the kidneys istp strain out the impurities of theblood which is constantly passingthrough them Foleys KidneyRemedy makes the kidneyshealthy They will strain out allwaste matter from the bloodTake Foleys Kidney Remedy andit will make you well

FOR SALEMy farm of 100acres near Wildie known as theElizabeth Hayes farm Well setin grass has good houses goodorchard good running water Willsell at a bargain Call and see mebefore buying

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Judge Taft will leave Hot SpringyVa for Cincinnati next Saturdaybut will return to the resort afterthe official notification of his nomi-

nation¬

by the Republican partyWilliam R Hearst will arrive

from Europe on Saturday and willleave at once for Chicago wherethe following week the Inde ¬

pendence party meets in convent

ionBertBarber of Elton Wis says

I have only taken four doses ofyour Kidney and Bladder Pills andthey have done for me more thanany other medicine has ever doneI am still taking the pills as I wanta perfect cure Mr Barber refersto DeWitts Kidney and BladderPills Sold by Chas C Davis

Incensed at the State Guard forcamping on the property of theIllinois Central railroad at thelittle village of Cobb in Caldwellcounty night riders by precon ¬

certed action Wednesday morningburned three depots on the IllinoisCentral railroad between Hopkinsville and Hrinceton Ky Thestations burned were located atGracey Cerulean and Otter PondThe loss of the buildings and otherproperty will be about Sooo-

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6 a year or 3 for six monthsFor the campaign a rale of 125has been made to apply to ordersreceived during the months of JuneJuly and August After August31 the regular rates will be ineffect Subscriptions receivedduring these months at this ratewill be entered on the CourierJournal mailing list until Decemberi next when all will expire

Send in yonr orders at oncethrough this paper The earlieryou get in the more papers you

receiveHenryWattersou has announced

that the Courier J urnal willsupport the Democratic ticketfrom end to end and he believesthe ticket will win in November

The Louisville Times edited byJot W B Haldeman has madethe same rate 125 under thesame conditions The Times isthe best Demcratic afternoonpaper printed anywhere

By unaninous opinion of theUnited States Circuit Court ofAppeals of the Seventh district thecase of the Governmeut against theStandard Oil Company in whichthe latter was fined 29240000 byJudge Landis in the District Courtmust be retired This oppinionconcurred in by Judges Baker andSeaman was delivered in Chicago

Wednesday by Judge Grosscup

TO THE INSURING PUBLIC OnApril iSth I suffered a loss of myentire stock ot goods by fire whichwas insured in the New YorkUnderwriters Agency represented-by Mr E S Albright of MtVernon On May 5th I received-a check in full settlement of everydollar called for in the policy I-

can heartil recommend MrAlbright and his companies to anyone wanting fire insuranceVery

C H FRITH

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SHE KNOWSMrs C H Runyon Stan

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Three Sizes 25c SOc 100Ballard Snow Liniment Co

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CHAS C DAVIS

> JJClIwish to say thathave sold my interest in the Hansford Telephone Co to MessrsGranville and W H Owens andthat I am no longer connected withthe company

W H GRAVES

There is one preparation knowntoday that will promptly help thestomach This is Kodol Kodoldigests all classes of food and itdoes it thoroughly so that the useof Kodol for a time will withoutdoubt help anyone who hasstomach disorder or stomachtrouble Take Kodol today andcontinue it for a short time that isnecessary to give you completerelief Kodol is sold by Chas CDavis

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