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Jf Ml tsl- di CORRESPONDENCE rsat NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS All correspondent who write fOT tins paper art requested to nport tite news briefly and confine themselves to news Puffs for merchants come un- der f the head of paid locals and wouldI t be inserted at the rate of 5 cents per K line otherwise we must pencil them BE careful not to write anything that will prove offensive to any one a good joke is appreciated by all but we want fo make friends and not enemies of all with whom we come in contact Write on only one side of your pa- per and be sure to sign your own name to the manuscriptnot for pullicatioi hut for future reference and to show good faitha failure to do this will hereafter necessarily consign your Jet tens to the waste basket Please read these notes and beat them in mind and write on one side of the paper only Respectfully WE EDITOR 010 Ky The Hammond Straight Rider is seen once more in your paper and says that he does not go behind the door to correct people of thei wrongs I am more than pleased to hear that he is so industrious john Adams was here the pas week visiting his many friends We were all pleased to meet with him againChelus Hammons of Rockhousc was here Saturday and Sunday vis iting friends J D Vaughn with the Northen Coal and Coke Co was here the latter part of the week in the inter est of his company Archie Craft and Wash Jenkins left this morning for the burg on busi ness Several of the citizens of this coun- ty visited the big show at Barbour ville last Saturday George and Will Jenkins will return to Pottersport in a few days to visit friendsBill Hays and Charley Blair of Cars Fork Knott county have re ¬ turned from Norton Va with a lot of goods Dr John Collins of Colson Ky passed through Ola this morning for Whitesburg 1S E Adams and wife of Mayking paid Miss Sillar Adams at Evans Ky a visit Sunday WHITK ROSE Cranes Nest Jake Smiths store was broken in ¬ to last Wednesday The loss was 3000 cash and about 2000 worth of goods Mr Smith has just re- turned from the Worlds Fair and is closing out his stock ofgoodsEAOUE Poplar Creek Our series of meetings closed last Sunday after a two weeks continu- ance ¬ There wen twentyone addi- tions ¬ to the church We welcome Bro Mason again when it is the Lords will- James W Trosper while carrying tanbark last Monday was bitten on the finger by an enormous copper ¬ head Hon James D Black of Barbour vine was here in this section buying coal and timbered land and has pur ¬ chased of J D Hopper and others a boundary of land known as the old Elihu Cox farm There are other nice coal and and timbered lands here that maybe bought at a reason able figure 0 Our schoolhouse is now under ¬ going a process ofreconstruction I and repairing The box supper at the schoolhouse of Miss Jennie Smith last Saturday night was a grand success there being lots of pretty girls and lots of good things to cat Messrs W R Layand J C Bry- ant were seen on our creek last Sun + dayMr Lay was enjoying slink JaeJiands with friends and relatives fit J r r ftY Messrs John C Lay arid John T Wilson have returned from a visit to the London fair and report a nice timeA very wlumsical old lady says to another the other da1If I die I want no one to grieve alter me1 Lord God Bets lsays the other you know youll die if you live A party of merry boys and girls were gathered last Sunday after- noon near Poplar church consisting of Misses Flora McKeehan Rhoda B Croley Jennie Taylor Nannie J Brown Mary and Rosa Lawson Messrs E E Prichard Raddie Mil fer R C Partin Ben Hopper and G B Cobb They all report a good time and a pleasant afternoons out ingWe ate proud to say that our whole party on this side of the river are unanimously in favor of our friend George Buchannan for Jailer Dr I 1 Smith the magnetic healer who has been with us for some two or three years will soon remove to Virginia All regret his depart ure TECUMSEH Baileys Switch Dr Wm Burnside was up here last week to see J H Woohuns1 baby which is much better at this writing Dan H Williams and George Buclmnnau were up here lust week shaking hands with the boysRev W 0 Judd p ached at this place Sunday night He will begin a protracted meeting here next Sunday Your correspondent was at Pleasant Ridge church Sunday Rev Payne filled Bro J II Stampers appointment A good attendance was out E S Trosper is visiting his sister Mrs Nannie Campbell it Williamsburg this week Judge J M Gilbert of Bar bourville visited relatives at Cranes Nest Sunday Andrew Mitchell is up here baling hay this week We all went to the big show Saturday and aim to go to the Knox County Fair this week Jarvis Gibson of Tennessee is visiting his son G M Gibson it this place this week W S TAYLOR JARVIS STORE Crops are good in general at this place This place gave a large turnout Saturday to the show and reported a nice time a Allen Martin from near Iaileys Switch was here on business Gillus Dizney and familyof Ross and passed through this place en oute to Girdler Sunday John Beatty and wife of this plact were visiting relatives at Baileys Sunday Frank Parrott of Baileys was here on business Sunday Willie McDonald is all the I > here or County Court Clerkc believe ve would be safe in saying he would wry this place unanimously Mr Dallas and Miss Martha Mar tin of Hopper visited relatives at this place Friday Messrs Henry and James Law- son Mac Vicers and James Dizney were out on a hunting spree Satur- day Wonder how much game they killed S R Lawson and familywere pleasant callers at the home of Thos tzney Sunday The home of Mr and Mrs David Ham was blessed with a fine baby iaturday JUMBO Hopper Business at this place seems to be very lively Those who attended the John Robinson show report a nice time and all are preparing to take in the Knox County Fair Mr and Mrs Jtonry Mills of- Flat Lick paid tho parents o- fi1iai lastllS White and Messrs Will Riley and George Mosser paid Miss Amie Mills a visit last Sunday and all report a pleasant trip Miss Nannie Adkins is making preparations to have a box sup- per at her school house the third Saturday night in this month Miss Mattio Hopper and Jack Riley attended the show at Lon- don last Tuesday Mrs T D Smith of Ham mons Fork paid her parents in Laurel county a pleasant visit last Sunday George R Smith and wife havi been visiting the parents of Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs M Cannon for the past week There is quite a crowd expect- ed to attend the Teachers Asso ciation at this place tho fourth Saturday in this month Corm one come all If we cant treat you clever will treat you as clever as we can M0 G Dont fail to drink Excelsior bottling Works Best Pop or EarthJ V McDowell the popular proprietor of the Excelsior Bot- tling Works Middlesboro is in attendance at the Fair The Excelsior Bottling Works of Middlesboro makers of tho- U Best Pop on Earth are sup plying drinks for the Fair crowd having shipped a car load of bot Med drinks to Gray C Grimm This firm also makes Belfast Gin ¬ ger Ale Birch Beer Malt Ex- tract ¬ Campugne Cider Phos- phates ¬ etc T A t 4 A State News 3 v T A VVV tt Thomas Dobyns May brier who shot and killed Geo F Thomp ¬ son the jailer of Mt Olivet Robertson county a few days ago was tried and sentenced to the penitentiary for life One juror stood out against the death penalty and forced the other eleven to come to him Lime State troops were sent to Mt Olivet to prevent u lynch- ing This was the first homicide in Robertson county since 1885 The case of Mary Thompson colored charged with the mur ler of John Irvin at Lebanon unction a few months ago was sailed in Shepherdsville Tuesday morning but was continued on account of the absence de endandt An effort was made no lynch her at the time of the rime but her heavy weight Yoke the rope and she was shot hree times and left for lead by- he mob Dr Sam Grume a young prac- ticing ¬ physician of Willisburg iy shot and killed a negro who hud insulted Mrs Grume While squirrel hunting near rlindman lade Coburn was shot und instantly killed by his com ¬ anion James Conley who says he mistook Coburn crawling in the grass for a ground hog Maysville came near being the scene of another negro lynching any Monday morning Messrs Alex Johnson Pat Maley und Villiam Johnson all white were itting on the C und 0 viaduct talking when they were ap ¬ roached by five negroes from Aberdeen 0 who demanded a chew of tobacco Maley replied he didnt have any when the he- roes ¬ jumped onto the men and were beating them unmercifully when officer Ort appeared on the scone arresting Charley Cheeks and starting for jail A large rowel of excited people gather id and it was all the officer and cooler heads could do to prevent hooks from being hanged from ihe viaduct The other negroes escaped to Ohio Through the filing of a deed at Somerset Saturday morning last it was made known that time Queen and Crescent railroad com- pany contemplates the removal of all their shops now located at judlow Ky and Chattanooga Fonn to Somerset and that the change will be made as rap dly as possible The deed shows the company to be the purchaser of 200 acres of land adjacent to their property and tracks at iomorsot and that the purchase price was 5400 JJiI i n 16r16EOFELECTION P B FAHRI9 JudgmenlKNOX A written petition having been on the 25th dayof July 1904 filed wherein it is petitioned and osked that nn election be ordered and held in Magisterial district No 4 Gray voting precinct No 11 in this Kno county Kentucky upon the ques- tion whether or not spirituous vin- ous and malt liquours should be sold barteredor loaned therein whim petition was signed by 25 per cent of the legal voters in said preCinct on the basis of the votes cast at the regular election last held in said pre- cinct and the money to pay the ex- penses of said election having been depositedIt therefore ordered that a poll be opened at the regular voting place be held by the Sheriff of this county in the said Magisterial dis- trict No 4 Grays voting precinct No 11 Knox county Kentucky or Friday September 30 1904 for thc purpose of taking the sense of the legalvoters of said precinct who are qualified to vote at an election for county officers upon the propo sitionwhether or not spirituous vinous and malt liquors shall be sold bartered and loaned therein the Sheriff will advertise the time and place for holding said election as required by law The petition is in time following words and figures towit Tothe Hon J S Miller Judge of tin Knox County Court The undersigned petitioners would respectfully state tint they are each citizens residents of voting precinct No 11 known as Grays precinst in Knox county Kentucky and that it the last general election held in said precinct there were cast 420 totes and no more They say that the number of petitioners names signed hereto is greater than 25 per Xtitum of all the legal votes cast at the said last general election held in the said voting precinct that no election upon the question as to whether there shall or should not be told intoxicating liquors in the pre rinct has been held within three ears last past They say it is their lesire and do now petition this honorable Court to make an order and cause same to be enteredupon the Order Books of this Court call ig and directing to be held an elec- tion in said voting precinct upon the question of whether or ndt spirit- uous vinous or malt liquors shall be sold bartered or loaned in the said voting precinct above named in Knox county and they ask that said order direct the Sheriff and other officers of the county includ- Ing the election officers to open a ponat the regular voting place in the said voting precinct and to hold an election in the regular way for said purpose The undersigned pe- titioners hereby tender to the Court a deposit of sufficient money to pay for th ° printing and posting of no- tices or advertising required by lawI and also the fees of the Clerk taking the entry in the Order Wherefore your petitioners pray that an order be entered on the Or- der Book of this Court directing that an election upon the proposition of whether there shall be soldspirit IQUS vinous or malt liquors in said otfng precinct and also direct the i Sheriff and other county officers in eluding the election officers of the I precinct to open a poll at the regu I irvoting place in the said precinct and conduct an election for said pur- pose in the regular way Upon each of these matters they I pray the judgment of the Court W H Campbell J Hvllelton Wm I A Keck Sampson Harris John Sprinkles W P Disney Tom Hay lingor J A Cox James R Sprinkles W B Engle James Holliheld Robt ohnson Sullivan A G Braf n1c rison J M D H Wilson Limn M MartianM A JacKson Alfred Keck William Sullivan f T Baker Sam H Baker j H Gar ling Josh Green John Black Lige White G H Dizney P HammorB j R Spiggings J M Faris J K Eve Isaac Shoup William Humfket IC Trosper W T Robertson D I rampbcll Frank Eye James Wal irI- 0 l j- J 1JI T It J tern A B Helton Thomas Turner William J Baker S M Collins W- It Trosper Robert Hicks J S Do zier W F Campbell Frank Israel W M Israel Geo Israel G B Say or Wm Queen Win Christian J J Hodge S M Walker L W Cox D C Cox G S Cox W H Tros per D Kinder I W Parker John Nelson Steve Johnson G C Helton G M Farris W H Humflect AJ Wilburn john Williams George Bar ¬ ton Henry Daveys John Daveys Dock Sparks S W Ohler L S Har din J A Barton George W Miller C E Red field Dan Sprinkles James C Barton Harvey Reynolds G B Surgener 11 C Adkins Wm Ad kins D F Martin Radford Martin Bill Martin Tom Adkins Jdmes Helton V G Martin V Martin Sam Elam Hugh Martin James Donaldson Wess Saylor Fred Dan ¬ iels Scott Daniels Lloyd Dizney Berley Calosal W H Trosper Fos ¬ ter Daniels Bob Ridcncr Bob Small manA Copy AttestJOHN PARKERClerk Be it therefore known of all men thatI W W Byrley Sheriff of Knox county will cause a poll to be opened at Gray voting precinct No 11 in Knox county on the 30th dayof September 1904 between the hours of 6 oclock a m and 4 oclock p- In to take the sense of the legal voters of said precinct upon the question as to whether or not spirit uous vinous and malt liquors shall be sold bartered or loaned accord ¬ ing to taw as required by time peti ¬ tion herewith published in pursuance of the judgment of the Knox County CourtGiven under my hand this 22nd lay of August 1904 W W BYRLEY Sheriff of Knox County A little ad in the ADVOCATE nay bring you big results Try- t and bo convinced sh itisSI i rxs STATB OF County of Knoxss I will on time 20TH DAY OF SEPT loot t I At tho Courthouse doorhm Harbour vlllo Knox county ky bbtwGen3j tho hours of 10 n m and 4 p ut S soil to tho highest bidder for cash Ing hand tho following property Oneu tract of land Hltunted In Knox coimjy ty Ky near Luvell Station amid bounded as follows North by lands of John Ponvlor east by lands ofvt f Margaret Poll south by tho L N Railroad Co west by lands of S D < Tugglo levied on us the property of J Alford G Braflord for Ills State 1 Revenue and County levy taxes duo by said Bratlord for tho year tOOl Tuxes 270 COAt Ae W W CITAS C BYULKV D Cn This 20th tiny of August 1001 sept 144Y BOARDING All persons wishing accommodations at The Worlds Fair St Louis k can make arrangements for same by a addressing Mrs G W BAILEY 3229 Pine St Rates 150 to 200 per day- Specialrates to Parties 1 BUY THE f Htltp6 e IG II W1Tj4UMNE J Before You Purchase Any Othor Write THE NEW NOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY ORANQC MASS Many Sewing Machines are made to sell regard ¬ less of quality but the New Homo is made to wear Our guaranty never runs out We make Sewing Machines to suit all conditions of the trade The New Homo stands at the head of all niRbRrucIo family sewing mnehlnes Sold by authorized dealers only rote SALC BV JAMES M RICHARDSON CO General Agents Electric Building CLEVELAND OHIO i HOW IS YOUR SOLE If it is Lost or rxeaxl3r so ST care get a HSTew Orxe from OEJoSmitu s Ya He does Harness Repairing 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di CORRESPONDENCErsatNOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
All correspondent who write fOT
tins paper art requested to nport tite
news briefly and confine themselves to
news Puffs for merchants come un-
derf the head of paid locals and wouldI
t be inserted at the rate of 5 cents perK line otherwise we must pencil them
BE careful not to write anything thatwill prove offensive to any one a goodjoke is appreciated by all but we wantfo make friends and not enemies of allwith whom we come in contact
Write on only one side of your pa-
per and be sure to sign your own nameto the manuscriptnot for pullicatioihut forfuture reference and to show
good faitha failure to do this will
hereafter necessarily consign yourJettens to the waste basket
Please read these notes and beat
them in mind and write on one side
of the paper onlyRespectfully
WE EDITOR
010 Ky
The Hammond Straight Rider is
seen once more in your paper andsays that he does not go behind the
door to correct people of theiwrongs I am more than pleased tohear that he is so industrious
john Adams was here the pasweek visiting his many friends We
were all pleased to meet with him
againChelus
Hammons of Rockhouscwas here Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
J D Vaughn with the NorthenCoal and Coke Co was here thelatter part of the week in the interest of his company
Archie Craft and Wash Jenkins left
this morning for the burg on business
Several of the citizens of this coun-
ty visited the big show at Barbourville last Saturday
George and Will Jenkins will returnto Pottersport in a few days to visit
friendsBill
Hays and Charley Blair of
Cars Fork Knott county have re¬
turned from Norton Va with a lotof goods
Dr John Collins of Colson Kypassed through Ola this morning forWhitesburg1S E Adams and wife of Maykingpaid Miss Sillar Adams at EvansKy a visit Sunday WHITK ROSE
Cranes Nest
Jake Smiths store was broken in ¬
to last Wednesday The loss was
3000 cash and about 2000 worthof goods Mr Smith has just re-
turned from the Worlds Fair and isclosing out his stock
ofgoodsEAOUE
Poplar Creek
Our series of meetings closed lastSunday after a two weeks continu-
ance
¬
There wen twentyone addi-
tions
¬
to the church We welcome
Bro Mason again when it is the
Lords will-
James W Trosper while carrying
tanbark last Monday was bitten on
the finger by an enormous copper ¬
head
Hon James D Black of Barbourvine was here in this section buying
coal and timbered land and has pur¬
chased of J D Hopper and others aboundary of land known as the old
Elihu Cox farm There are othernice coal and and timbered lands
here that maybe bought at a reason
able figure0
Our schoolhouse is now under ¬
going a process ofreconstructionI
and repairing
The box supper at the schoolhouseof Miss Jennie Smith last Saturday
night was a grand success there
being lots of pretty girls and lots of
good things to cat
Messrs W R Layand J C Bry-
ant were seen on our creek last Sun
+ dayMr Lay was enjoying slink
JaeJiands with friends and relativesfit Jr
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ftY
Messrs John C Lay arid John TWilson have returned from a visit tothe London fair and report a nice
timeAvery wlumsical old lady says to
another the other da1If I die Iwant no one to grieve alter me1
Lord God Bets lsays the otheryou know youll die if you live
A party of merry boys and girlswere gathered last Sunday after-
noon near Poplar church consistingof Misses Flora McKeehan RhodaB Croley Jennie Taylor Nannie JBrown Mary and Rosa LawsonMessrs E E Prichard Raddie Milfer R C Partin Ben Hopper andG B Cobb They all report a goodtime and a pleasant afternoons out
ingWe
ate proud to say that ourwhole party on this side of the riverare unanimously in favor of ourfriend George Buchannan for Jailer
Dr I 1 Smith the magnetic healerwho has been with us for sometwo or three years will soon removeto Virginia All regret his departure TECUMSEH
Baileys Switch
Dr Wm Burnside was up herelast week to see J H Woohuns1baby which is much better atthis writing
Dan H Williams and GeorgeBuclmnnau were up here lustweek shaking hands with the
boysRevW 0 Judd p ached at
this place Sunday night Hewill begin a protracted meetinghere next Sunday
Your correspondent was atPleasant Ridge church SundayRev Payne filled Bro J IIStampers appointment A good
attendance was out
E S Trosper is visiting hissister Mrs Nannie Campbell
it Williamsburg this week
Judge J M Gilbert of Barbourville visited relatives atCranes Nest Sunday
Andrew Mitchell is up herebaling hay this week
We all went to the big show
Saturday and aim to go to theKnox County Fair this week
Jarvis Gibson of Tennesseeis visiting his son G M Gibson
it this place this weekW S TAYLOR
JARVIS STORE
Crops are good in general at thisplace
This place gave a large turnoutSaturday to the show and reported
a nice timea
Allen Martin from near IaileysSwitch was here on business
Gillus Dizney and familyof Ross
and passed through this place en
oute to Girdler Sunday
John Beatty and wife of this plact
were visiting relatives at BaileysSunday
Frank Parrott of Baileys was
here on business Sunday
Willie McDonald is all the I > here
or County Court Clerkc believe
ve would be safe in saying he would
wry this place unanimously
Mr Dallas and Miss Martha Mar
tin of Hopper visited relatives atthis place Friday
Messrs Henry and James Law-
son Mac Vicers and James Dizney
were out on a hunting spree Satur-
day Wonder how much game they
killed
S R Lawson and familywerepleasant callers at the home of Thos
tzney Sunday
The home of Mr and Mrs David
Ham was blessed with a fine babyiaturday JUMBO
Hopper
Business at this place seemsto be very lively
Those who attended the JohnRobinson show report a nice timeand all are preparing to take in
the Knox County Fair
Mr and Mrs Jtonry Mills of-
Flat Lick paid tho parents o-
fi1iai
lastllSWhite and Messrs Will Rileyand George Mosser paid Miss
Amie Mills a visit last Sundayand all report a pleasant trip
Miss Nannie Adkins is makingpreparations to have a box sup-
per at her school house the thirdSaturday night in this month
Miss Mattio Hopper and JackRiley attended the show at Lon-
don last Tuesday
Mrs T D Smith of Hammons Fork paid her parents inLaurel county a pleasant visitlast Sunday
George R Smith and wife havibeen visiting the parents of MrsSmith Mr and Mrs M Cannonfor the past week
There is quite a crowd expect-
ed to attend the Teachers Association at this place tho fourthSaturday in this month Cormone come all If we cant treatyou clever will treat you as
clever as we can M0 G
Dont fail to drink Excelsiorbottling Works Best Pop or
EarthJV McDowell the popular
proprietor of the Excelsior Bot-
tling Works Middlesboro is in
attendance at the FairThe Excelsior Bottling Works
of Middlesboro makers of tho-U Best Pop on Earth are supplying drinks for the Fair crowdhaving shipped a car load of botMed drinks to Gray C GrimmThis firm also makes Belfast Gin ¬
ger Ale Birch Beer Malt Ex-
tract¬
Campugne Cider Phos-phates
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etc
T A t 4 A
State News 3
v T A VVVttThomas Dobyns Maybrier who
shot and killed Geo F Thomp ¬
son the jailer of Mt OlivetRobertson county a few daysago was tried and sentenced tothe penitentiary for life
One juror stood out againstthe death penalty and forced theother eleven to come to himLime State troops were sent toMt Olivet to prevent u lynch-
ing This was the first homicidein Robertson county since 1885
The case of Mary Thompsoncolored charged with the murler of John Irvin at Lebanon
unction a few months ago wassailed in Shepherdsville Tuesdaymorning but was continued onaccount of the absence deendandt An effort was madeno lynch her at the time of therime but her heavy weightYoke the rope and she was shothree times and left for lead by-
he mob
Dr Sam Grume a young prac-ticing
¬
physician of Willisburgiy shot and killed a negro who
hud insulted Mrs Grume
While squirrel hunting nearrlindman lade Coburn was shotund instantly killed by his com ¬
anion James Conley who sayshe mistook Coburn crawling inthe grass for a ground hog
Maysville came near being thescene of another negro lynchingany Monday morning Messrs
Alex Johnson Pat Maley undVilliam Johnson all white wereitting on the C und 0 viaducttalking when they were ap ¬
roached by five negroes fromAberdeen 0 who demanded achew of tobacco Maley repliedhe didnt have any when the he-
roes¬
jumped onto the men andwere beating them unmercifullywhen officer Ort appeared on thescone arresting Charley Cheeksand starting for jail A large
rowel of excited people gatherid and it was all the officer and
cooler heads could do to preventhooks from being hanged fromihe viaduct The other negroes
escaped to Ohio
Through the filing of a deed atSomerset Saturday morning lastit was made known that time
Queen and Crescent railroad com-
pany contemplates the removalof all their shops now located atjudlow Ky and ChattanoogaFonn to Somerset and thatthe change will be made as rapdly as possible The deed shows
the company to be the purchaserof 200 acres of land adjacent totheir property and tracks atiomorsot and that the purchaseprice was 5400
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16r16EOFELECTION
P B FAHRI9
JudgmenlKNOXA written petition having been on
the 25th dayof July 1904 filed
wherein it is petitioned and oskedthat nn election be ordered and held
in Magisterial district No 4 Grayvoting precinct No 11 in this Knocounty Kentucky upon the ques-
tion whether or not spirituous vin-
ous and malt liquours should be sold
barteredor loaned therein whimpetition was signed by 25 per centof the legal voters in said preCinct
on the basis of the votes cast at theregular election last held in said pre-
cinct and the money to pay the ex-
penses of said election having been
depositedIttherefore ordered that a
poll be opened at the regular voting
place be held by the Sheriff of thiscounty in the said Magisterial dis-
trict No 4 Grays voting precinctNo 11 Knox county Kentucky orFriday September 30 1904 for thcpurpose of taking the sense of thelegalvoters of said precinct whoare qualified to vote at an electionfor county officers upon the propositionwhether or not spirituousvinous and malt liquors shall besold bartered and loaned thereinthe Sheriff will advertise the timeand place for holding said electionas required by law
The petition is in time followingwords and figures towitTothe Hon J S Miller Judge of tin
Knox County Court
The undersigned petitioners wouldrespectfully state tint they are each
citizens residents of voting precinctNo 11 known as Grays precinst in
Knox county Kentucky and thatit the last general election held insaid precinct there were cast 420totes and no more They say thatthe number of petitioners namessigned hereto is greater than 25 perXtitum of all the legal votes cast atthe said last general election held in
the said voting precinct that noelection upon the question as towhether there shall or should not be
told intoxicating liquors in the prerinct has been held within threeears last past They say it is their
lesire and do now petition thishonorable Court to make an orderand cause same to be entereduponthe Order Books of this Court call
ig and directing to be held an elec-
tion in said voting precinct upon thequestion of whether or ndt spirit-
uous vinous or malt liquors shallbe sold bartered or loaned in thesaid voting precinct above namedin Knox county and they ask thatsaid order direct the Sheriff andother officers of the county includ-
Ing the election officers to open aponat the regular voting place in
the said voting precinct and to holdan election in the regular way forsaid purpose The undersigned pe-
titioners hereby tender to the Courta deposit of sufficient money to payfor th ° printing and posting of no-
tices or advertising required bylawIand also the fees of the Clerk
taking the entry in the OrderWherefore your petitioners pray
that an order be entered on the Or-
der Book of this Court directing thatan election upon the proposition ofwhether there shall be soldspiritIQUS vinous or malt liquors in said
otfng precinct and also direct the i
Sheriff and other county officers ineluding the election officers of the I
precinct to open a poll at the reguIirvoting place in the said precinct
and conduct an election for said pur-
pose in the regular wayUpon each of these matters they I
pray the judgment of the CourtW H Campbell J Hvllelton Wm I
A Keck Sampson Harris JohnSprinkles W P Disney Tom Haylingor J A Cox James R SprinklesW B Engle James Holliheld Robtohnson Sullivan A G Brafn1crison J M D H Wilson
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ton Henry Daveys John DaveysDock Sparks S W Ohler L S Hardin J A Barton George W MillerC E Red field Dan Sprinkles JamesC Barton Harvey Reynolds G BSurgener 11 C Adkins Wm Ad
kins D F Martin Radford MartinBill Martin Tom Adkins JdmesHelton V G Martin V MartinSam Elam Hugh Martin JamesDonaldson Wess Saylor Fred Dan ¬
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AttestJOHN
PARKERClerk
Be it therefore known of all men
thatI W W Byrley Sheriff of Knox
county will cause a poll to be opened
at Gray voting precinct No 11 in
Knox county on the 30th dayofSeptember 1904 between the hours
of 6 oclock a m and 4 oclock p-
In to take the sense of the legal
voters of said precinct upon the
question as to whether or not spirituous vinous and malt liquors shall
be sold bartered or loaned accord ¬
ing to taw as required by time peti ¬
tion herewith published in pursuanceof the judgment of the Knox County
CourtGivenunder my hand this 22nd
lay of August 1904W W BYRLEY
Sheriff of Knox County
A little ad in the ADVOCATEnay bring you big results Try-
t and bo convinced
sh itisSI i rxsSTATB OF
County of KnoxssI will on time
20TH DAY OF SEPT loot tI At tho Courthouse doorhm Harbour
vlllo Knox county ky bbtwGen3jtho hours of 10 n m and 4 p ut S
soil to tho highest bidder for cash Inghand tho following property Oneutract of land Hltunted In Knox coimjyty Ky near Luvell Station amidbounded as follows North by landsof John Ponvlor east by lands ofvt
fMargaret Poll south by tho L NRailroad Co west by lands of S D <
Tugglo levied on us the property of J
Alford G Braflord for Ills State 1
Revenue and County levy taxes duoby said Bratlord for tho year tOOl
Tuxes 270 COAt Ae
W WCITAS C BYULKV D CnThis 20th tiny of August 1001
sept 144Y
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