Widow Barnes Leaves $25,000 to Sister in Will
Mrs. Sarah S. Barnes widow of late Louisville jeweler C. P. Barnes died at her sister Mrs. Florence Hanly's home in Kansas City Missouri on Friday the 27th ultimo She leaves $25 000 to Mrs Hanly in her will Mrs Hanly is the wife of John Hanly formerly of this city
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Sarah S. Barnes
C. P. Barnes
Louisville
Florence Hanly
Kansas City
Hanly
John Hanly
City
Vanarsdell's Serves Up the Best Iced Tea Around
A local note touts Vanarsdell's as the place to find the finest ice tea in town, inviting readers to visit for a refreshing drink and a quick stop.
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Vanarsdell’s
A Coated Tongue and Liver Health Claims
A medical warning links a coated tongue, bad breath, and fatigue to liver imbalance. It cites Prof. Hem-METER on liver importance and suggests Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a cure, noting a May apple and aloe laxative formulation sold for 25 cents.
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Hem- Meter
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Owingsville Man Oscar B Brother Dies
Owingsville resident Oscar B Brother dies after a period of illness. Survived by his wife formerly Miss Mary Dawsor and son John W. Brother with several sisters and brothers. Funeral services were held at his home conducted by Revs Elbert Dawson and Tyler O. Davis. Burial followed in Owingsville cemetery with Mt. Sterling attendees.
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Oscar B. Brother
Owingsville
Mt. Sterling
Oldham Must Be Defeated in Democratic Nomination
Advertisement notes that Ron ald C. Oldham of Winchester faces opponent William H. Shanks of Stanford for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Claim suggests Republican forces prepared attacks while Democrats monitor the race. warns Oldham may need to prove campaign expenditures stay under 5000 dollars.
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Ronald C. Oldham
Winchester
William H. Shanks
Stanford
Oldham
Tom Cromwell
Cincinnati Enquirer
Another Will Found in Fitzpatrick Estate
A fourth will of the late W T Fitzpatrick has been located and will soon be offered for probate. The discovery raises the prospects for the distribution of his estate among potential heirs and beneficiaries.
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W.T. Fitzpatrick
Ballot order set for Democratic and Republican candidates
Secretary of State Leo Lew outlines primary ballot placement with rotating first positions by district for Democratic contenders such as Governor James D. Black and Mat Cohen among others. Republican candidates for attorney general and railroad commissioner also assigned initial ballot spots with district rotations.
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Secretary of State
J. P. Lew
James D. Black
John D. Carroll
P. J. Noel
R.C Oldham
W. H. Shanks
Mat Cohen
Frank P. Hager
Paintsville
D. E. McQueary
Auditor of Public Accounts
Henry Bosworth
Lexington
J. P. W. Brouse
Somerset
John W. Rawlings
Danville
Andrew Clark Vance
Henderson
James G. Cecil
Allan Wilson Baker
McKee
Frank E. Daugherty
Bardstown
R. W. Lisanby
Princeton
Ryland C. Musick
Jackson
Charles L Dawson
Pineville
George W. Jolly
Owensboro
R.S. Eubank
L. E. Foster
Hopkinsville
W. P. King
Newport
Court of Appeals
John A. Goodman
Elkton
Alvin Steger
Owenton
J. 8. Cooper
W. W. Jesse
Shelbyville
E. V. Kash
John B. Eversole
Hazard
William Carson Black
Barbourville
Clay Cisco
Mt. Sterling
Candidates file papers for city offices with few oppositions
All candidates for city offices are unopposed except Chief of Police and Fourth Ward councilman. Qualified candidates include H B Ringo city clerk and Thos B Rodman city assessor. Others listed are A A Hazelrigg city attorney James C Tipton Thomas Scott for police C B Patterson city treasurer and party tickets for wards one through four. Joe Henry plans to enter the livestock business.
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H. B. Ringo
Thos. B. Rodman
A. A. Hazelrigg
James C. Tipton
Thomas Scott
C. B. Patterson
IL. G. Hoffman
C. H. Petry
First Ward
Catarrhal Deafness and the Need for a Constitutional Remedy
The article states catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by a constitutional remedy. It explains deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining, which when inflamed causes rumbling and impaired hearing, potentially permanent if inflammation remains. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is claimed to affect mucous surfaces through the bloodstream.
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Hall
Toledo
Robert Trimble Returning Home From Service
Mr and Mrs R M Trimble have been notified their son Robert M Trimble will sail for New York then home He has served in France the past year and many friends here look forward to greeting him back to Old Kentucky Home Also Joe M Henry sold ten hogs at 18 cents a pound to a local buyer for several weeks prior averaging 150 pounds each
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R. M. Trimble
Robert M. Trimble
New York
Joe M. Henry
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