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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15
LICK CREEK.

And it came to pass that the
Salt River Packet "The G. o. p.
steamed into port at this place last
Thursday evening on good time.
They had on board about 1915
passengers, all Of whom were jol-
", good humored set Of fellows,eX-
cept some OF the crew, who we're
suffering severely from an attack
OF heart trouble, brought on
through excitement over great
avalanche which came down in
their path just a few steps between
them and their Office door bnt a.
they had on board "A leading physi'
clan from the Falls OF Tug we APP
prehend no serious results. Some
other boys were "blue" and used
some language which would not dc
to go down in Sunday school les
son, but their sweetness was lost on
the desert air.
Some little trouble occurred among
the ships crow over The desire tC
"swopp--Iobs, Of course. The Salt
River line is somewhat a dIstaste'
ful line, but rather pleasant wher
rightly understood. There was on
~ one thing we could do for them
was 10 Wish them safe jou rney
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15
Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue OF execution No 1856 di-
rected to me, which Issued from the
Clerks Office of the Lawrence Circuit
Court, of date Sept 90, 1901, in favor Of
the United States Fidelity and Guaran-
~ Company against l.. ID. Boys for
the sum Of three thousand two hun
bred eighty nine 31-10O dollars (S32S9.3D
with in crest from March go, 1901 and
10. 90 costs; said execution is subject to
the following credits endorsed there
on: one Of date Oct. 81, 1901 by sale OF
equity of redemption in lot purchased
by Benton Reynolds 1924 o. one by sale
OF house and lot $l00 0Oamount of plain
tits bid, of date Oct. 81. 1901, or one
Of my deputies will, on November Is,
1901, that being County Court day, be
tween he hours OF ten o'clock II. M,
and four o'clock p. M, at the front door
OF the Court House in Louisa, Lawrence
county, KY, expose TO public sale to the
highest bidder the Equity Of Redemp-
ton in the following described, property
or somuch thereof AZ mhy be necessary Il
satisfy the debt, interest and costs of the
said United States Fidelity and Guaran
ty Co., towlt
The Equity of Redemption in the
house and lot where l.. d. Boggs now
lives, being lots twenty-five and one hall
OF lot twenty-four, as shown ON the
original plat Of the town of Louisa
Lawrence county, KY. bounded ON the
north by Franklin street, on the wes
by Main C.oss street, on the east by lo'
owned by II, 7. Burnsand ON the sontl
bylot ownedby Benton Reynolds ON Po
cah0ntas alley, property situaled II
L0uisa, Lawrence county Ky.
Above property levied upon as tn
property Of Il. ID. BOggH.
TERMS Sale will bo made upon
credit Of three months, bond with ap
proved security required Of The purchar
er. with interest nj 0 per nnnuni. NM
having tho force Of replevln bond.
Witness my hand this lit day of Nov
lnOl John l. Vaughan. y l.. Z
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Farm For Sale.

Contains about la0 acres. Gen
.eral warranty deed aud clear title.
SITUATED in Lawrence county ut
the forks Of Mats creek, about I
mite ftom the rive. aud Richard
son, aud about ono mile from the
mining town OF Peach Orchard.
The G. & o, r. Il, passes through
It, hailiug station being on this
tract, Contains ahoet Is acres Of
the celebrated Peach Orchard vein
Of coal, we'll developed. About GO
acres under fence and cultivation,
consisting Of hill side suitable for
pastures and Rich creek bottoms
good FOR corn &c. Has small, but
good, houses, renting al VI to "
per month each. Miners lives here
and work 1T the peneh Orchard
mines. Has several springs OF
good watcr-springs never known
dry. Has Il small but excellent
apple orchard now bearing, and al
orchard OF small tteos coming on
Being situated AS II ls--ut the fork
Of thccrrck fork, Of the county rem,
and right at station, here is goo'
stand for country store. The hill
land is good, and the bottoms arr
very rich aud arr oycrflowed by th,
river nearly every yoar. Has
J very desirable location for coun
Try residence, aud in many way
this tract is very conveniently slt
uatod,
There Is hne mill site on lhI
4 tract;a splendid water mill wa
once Ia successful operation here
and another one could soon /
J erected at small cost
1rrms-cn.h, or hall down an
note with good security due in i
months for balprer.
sullivan y tunloS
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s,v M for the mast week.

gerously III for the past week.
CHS Nicewander, of Louisa, has NOV
ed here to cook for the Catlettshurg \
Piketon Co.
Con Cheek is better,
Thos. Burchett will put another team
to hauling here as one can not do the
work
Sam Gaines, who has been in Pike
county for about 3 months, returned
yesterday with his family,
A new hotel will be opened here on
the 18th of next month, with Mrs, s S,
Maynard, Prop.
The postotiice at this place which is
now Myrtle, will soon be changed tC
Whitehouse, rs it will make it mort
convenient for the people,
Wayne Daniel moved from the orphp
Goble property into the house vacatet
by D, Osborn. Theo, Perry occupies
the house vacated by Daniel and stew,
Hall, having sold his property, ha
moved into the house vabated by Perry
Col. Northup was up one day las
week,
S. T, Williams went to Flat Gap las
week
Monroe Lewis, our meat man, feel
happy since he has got into his neN
| property.
Big Sendy is almost dry Goods ar
being hauled from here to Floyd an
Pike counties Timothy Winkley
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HICKSVILLE.

Miss Liza Holbrook and Miss
Sarah Arlington, Of this place,
were calling on Mrs. f. H. d,
Webb last week.
Quite a number OF people from
this place attended the funeral OF
LATE Hicks on Cherokee last Sum
day.
Floyd HoIbrook will leave in a
few days for Seattle, Washington,
where he will make his future
home.
j. NJ. Dalton is having stone
chimney erected which adds much
to the appearance OF his dwelling.
George Woods, OF johnson coun-
ty, was visiting here last week.
John Leadman left here last Sat
urday for Charleston VIVA, where
he is engaged with an oil company.
The post Office at this place is
soon to have new home which
will add much to the convenience
of the people.
Jake Arlington treated oul
school 10 large basket Of fine ap
ples last week. They were much
appreciated by the school.
Miss Esther Chaflin called on
Miss lisa belle Hicks last Sunday
Bee Holbrook has purchased, {
fine span OF mules. Wabash
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Watch Specials.

We have picked up few fine
watches at very low prices, and
will offer them propo-tionately
cheap.
2O.yoar gold-flled l6 size case,
fitted with l7-jeweled, nickel, fully
adjusted movement, for $3.50.
This Is less than the regular whole
sale price.
2).year Issue gold-hlled hunt
ing case, fitted with l7-jeweled, ad-
justed, nickel movement, for ST.
so. The regular wholesale price is
considerably above this. II you
want good watch, our advice is
to take advantage OF these bar
gains. They are among the best
we have ever had. The move
mcnts are Of the grade required BY
railroad employees.
l7-jewel aG iusted movement Id
sllverlne case, guaranteed accurate
time-keeper, $l2. We formerly
paid 80 per cent. more for thil
kind of movement at wholesale
than we are now selling them at
These are few picked up from al
assignee stock.
NJ. +. Conley's Jewclry Stor
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vESSIE.

The election passed off very
quietly here.
v. b. Shortridge who has been
confined 10 his room for several
weeks with typhoid fever, is able
to walk around.
Roscoe Shortridge suffered
slight relapse a few days ago that
created quite an excitement but he
is now considered out OF danger.
r. C. Jackson, Of Estep has NOV
cd to Greenup county.
Prof. j. w. Jackson went tc
prestonshurg last week. He will
move his family there In the neal
future and he will engage In the
merchandise business.
Il s. l.. Cunningham, OF Ashland
WAL here last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Cunningham ant
daughter Stella were the guests o
Mrs. Jake Burton, Of Rush, Sun
day.
Ro,. Hutchinson preached herr
saturday and Sunday. He Is i
very earnest worker and we predIe
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RIVER

r. b. Spencer and Roscoe Bur
ton, OF Charley, visited T. j. Spen-
csr and wife Sunday.
Miss Fannie Spencer, OF Louisa,
and Miss Fora DAVIS, OF Prestons-
burg, are visiting here.
Miss Grace Preston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Preston, al
Beech Grove.
Several Of the Paintsville young
folks passed here Sunday taking a
hack ride.
Ebert Harris is almost ready tC
begin his new house.
Mrs. Samuel Spears has been
on the sick list for some time, but
is better.
fora Davis and Annie Lee Spen
Ger went to Whitehouse Saturday
c. c. Davis passed through herr
today.
Let us hear from Blue Hawk.
One Darling
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CHEROKEE.


The fair name OF old Cherokee
las at last been stained with the
blood Of one OF her dear sons, La.
Fai cite Hicks. The circumstances
are about as were given in the
News last week.
The shot took effect three or foul
inches below the right arm pit
aud a little TO the back and came
out in the neck. The shot pro
duced instant death. Hicks nevel
spoke. We arrived at the sam,
place in about two hours after the
murder was done and Mr.. Hickl
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that no will accomplish much good
during the year.
Jean Belchcr, of Thacker, WA,
visited homefolks last week.
]. W. Jackson, the accommodate
ing post master at Glenwood has
been appointed.
Bill Howell is done hauling tan
bark.
Mack Hammond has been haul
ing tan bark for Bill Howell.
James Coffee will move to
Rich Knob in the near future.
Calvin and Marion Wright spent
a few days at home last week.
The road machine Is doing some
good work on the road along by
Uncle Bill Taylor's.
1t is thought that the road will
be completed to the mouth of Lit.
tie East Fork by Christm as. NJ
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PAINTSVGLLE

The election comparing board
for this county met yesterday and
compared the polls for this county
and issued certificates Of elaction
to II. b. Rice as County Judge, W.
L. Literal, County Attorney, Jas.
Price, County Court Clerk, Ashley
Ward, Sheriff, T. j, Pendley, As
SCISSOR, John F. Reed, Surveyor,
Geo. NJ. Johnson, Supt. Schools.
All Republicans except Jas. Price,
a Democrat who won by Is major
ity. Geo. NJ. Jobnson'3 majority
was reduced to 81.
There is some talk of a contest
for the Office of County Court Clerk
but II there should be a contest we
venture the opinion that P.ice
would again come out best as the
Paintsville precinct would un
dOubtedly be thrown out Tor lrreg
ularities in organizing the election
officers.
There is a fine rain falling this
r morning which win doubtless re
! lieve the Shippers of this valley
y Men are now hauling goods from
: Whitehouse to PIKE county on &C
count OF the low water in the river
Judge c. b. Wheeler is prepar
Ing to move to Catlettslurg mex
week, where he expects to practit
: law. He is good lawyer and
! good citizen and we regret to hav
him leave US.
}, Born, to Warren Meek and wifi,
s boy. Warren says it weighs
pounds. Well, he is happy, and
9 doesn't matter whether it weigl
> quite - pounds OF not.
o Rockefellc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15

Anyone wanting land In Cuba
can srrurc It through u.
\ cottage WITH six rooms aud two
halls, good outbuildmgs aud gar,
don. Everything in good eondi-
ton. In desirable residence por.
ton # I.ouisa. Apply 20 sullivan
4 Coniry
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HULETTE

Rev, A. II, Miller preach lhcre Mon.
day night.
A large crowd attend ] the d hca
ton here SUNDAY
q. W Leslie has purchased fine
sewing machine,
Columbus Digg MS has rented house
from Harye Workman and win move
this week
Aunt Amy Stewart visited Mrs. G. G.
DiggiDs Sunday.
Rev A. j Frasher and Isaac Nunley
went to Morgans creek saturday.
J. +. Leslie is in the huct5ier bust
ness
James Edmon and 6. W Leslie OK.
pect to move farther mp ON Brushy this
week.
D. A. ODaniel is sick
Miss Oracle Leslie went to Buchanan
Saturday,
Miss Florence Durns is staying Will
her cousin, Mrs. Frank Conley
Misses Mateic Burton aud Ella Woot
en- were -,lelts OF Miss Gracie Lesli
last week;
Squire John Compton is still improy
ing. He is wearing blue ribbon sine
the election. Marigold
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A PHYSICIAN rEsrIFIEs.
Fred Fright.

81 have taken Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and have never used anything
in my life that did me the good
that did," says County Physician
Geo. W. Scroggs OF Hall Couney
Ga. "Beihg a physician l have
prescribed 1t and found it to givt
the best results" II the food you
eat remains undigested in your
stomoch 1t decays there and poson'
the system. You can prevent tni:
by dieting but that means starva
ton. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di
gests what you cal. You need suf
fer from neither dyspepsia no.
starvation. The worst cases quicl
ly cnred. Never fails. A. NJ
Hughes.
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ASTOUNDING nLscoNERY

From Coopersville, Mich, comes the
word of a wonderful discovery of a
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled with
a bad cough always ensures a good
nights rest. 1T will soon cure the
cough too writes Mrs. H Himulberger,
for three generations of our family
have used Dir. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, and have never found
its equal for coughs and colds It's
an unrivaled life-saver when used for
desperate lung diseases, Guaranteed
bottles at soc and 3 atA " hughes
Trial bottles free.
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30 acres, one mile from Curnutte
station, . milosbelow Louisa. Adj
Joins Buchanan farm. sgo aetes
cleared, GO acres in grass; all In
good condition dwellings. 3
barns, good oulbuilding-, good
fencing, plenty Of rail aud board
simmer, good coal Neln, some frui
OF most AL kinds. | pair stock
scales, plenty 81 good water, conn-
~ road through the farm. Land
nice and smooth, not IN acfe that
cannot be- cultivated, For further
particulars apply TO sullivan d
Conley, LOUISA, or II. II. Curnutloi
kinner, Ky.
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From the Philippines.
oataranan, LunOn, P. |, Jolly alst.

Out1' ohohf NoNO"i ~ = 49, N-'f-
Continued from last week.
We kept on until day dawn At
ono time we were challenged ny a
sentry, and we're able to psss him
by the aid Of a secret service man
who could speak their Language
fluently. Evidently we were close
on them. Having stopped and
cooked our breakfast Of bacon, cof-
fee and hardtack, we pushed on
up the river. We took every pre-
caution not to be surprised, but the
ruggedness OF the mountains a.
forded them every advantage,
While going around bend in th,.
river steep mountain lay on our
right. All watched the topof the
mountain, but were unable to tell
whether In -urgents were there in
ambush. A few yards more solved
the problem. A volley from the
very same hill 30 n came. ln'ur-
gents held the hill and no way to
get at them. W. we're under Il
heavy fire for l0or Is minutes, thu n
QUE OF our smaller boats laDded
with about 30 men, and charS d
the hill. l have the honor 10 be
,S6ne OF these twenty. Meanwhile
while we were advancing the ma
lives who were navigating the
larger boat became so frightened
that they anchored the boat with
80 men in tho middle Of the river
In plain view OF the Insurgents
from the hill. Fortunately this
proved good, while the Insurgents
we're firing at the large boat the
small one had landed the 90 men
unperceived by the rebels, who did
not know they were so close 10 the
Americans. We took them by
surprise, had hand to hand fight
with them, but they soon wavored
and fled. We killed several OF
them, captured some ammunition,
two uniforms, only getting 3 ma
tiva scouts Killed and no Ameri-
can.
We had five engagements on the
expedition, returning to Donsol on
June goth, everyone thankful 10
get back alive. We kept after
them continually. Captured Gen.
Balimenas wife with about 100 oil
hit followers, completely broke the
insurrection up in that part.
We left Donsol July lst for Lu-
cena where our headquarters, band
ami three other companies OF tht
I'd were in camp. We had grand
time 4th Of July. Our sports anus,
ed the natives. Our celebration
included the surrender Of $50 Of
General Cables warriors. Since
we left Sorsogon Province Genera
Bollmana, who was in command
OF Insurgents there surrendered tt
the 9th cavalry, but old X and G
companies OF the I'd Infantry wer,
granted the credit of the surren
der.
Everything is now peaceable ex
cept few bands who refuse to sur
render. We left Lucena July 9th
landed here the 18th.
am with a detachment at Mu
lanay, commanded by Sergeant w
F. Sturgill, Grayson, Ky. The res
idenis give us music every day ant
are very kind to us.
Having taken part in two cam
paigns, nine engagements and tw
surrenders, l am now resting.
Geo. r. Cooksey, Co. X, I'd U. S
Inf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15

New cottage building, ont build
lngs, orchard, 100 acres under cui-
tlvation, ~ acrrs OF good timber
land, - acres bottom land, 30 acres
now roiiiug land, . tvrt vi coal
opened 10 Inches OF II camel coal.
Close TO T.. o.. mill, store, church,
and school house on Zig iilalno
creek, ON public road. The owner
wants 10 leave for Oklahoma.
This farm Is worth $500, VIII
sell Tor spot cash at much less hg-
urc. SULLIVAN & CoNLgY.
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Fine farm in Bath county, seven
miles from Owingsyillc, the county
seat, and 10 miles from Mt. Sler-
ling. 800 acres nearly all valley
land, rich soil, viii produce 10 to 30
bushels corn per acre,Rnd all other
crops o. Well. situated between
TWO railroads, thu &. 4 O. and
south Atlantic, two miles from
leithrr station, PrIco 5000.
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was yet lying in the road dead
where he fell, surrounded by his
kindred and friends. Mr., Hicks
was young man and was a good
quiet citizen. He leaves a wife
and three children. They have
our sympathy. The Coroner held
an inquest and turned the body
over to his friends for burial, which
took place Nov. 3. and was attend
ed by large concourse OF people
Mr.. Kelley has not as yet been ar
rested, but | am reliably Informed
that there is a liberal reward offer
ed for his arrest. We are Informed
that there has been some bad
blood between the two families fol
some time. Honce we might say
that 1t is the elimination OF an old
ieud. Such feuds exist in almost
all ncighborhoods, and the people
that live where they do exist are
Indirectly to blame for them
There ought to be more peaeemak
ers. Neighbors should never stoI
until they succeed in bringing thei
quarreling neighbors to terms
"Blessed Is the peace maker
while the Bible says this 1t say
something else, true and undeiileC
religion Is visiting the widows an'
orphans and adm mastering iUt
their wants, visit the sick with tn
afflicted and keep yourselves un
spotted from the world. This !
the duty OF every body in thi
christian land. Beginner
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WHITE HOUSE

b. H. Harris and wife are yisitor
here.
Charley vanhoose, Of Chestnut, has
moved up TO the X. b. V.
Have not heard from the oil well thin
week, II wnq 100 feet last Sunday,
@. V, Meek has been appointed Spec
ial Judge In the Pud Cassidy case Al
Eden set for the first day Of next month
Coon Wits, lobe Rule and Mr. King
drummcrs, were here last week.
Win Nelson, b othor Of Yves Nelson
moved here Saturday.
q. X BIckford'f baby has been dan
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nOw.S THiSa

We oner Que Hundred Dollars Reward toi
any ease OF GstArrh that can not be cured BY
Halls CattArth Cure
r. J. CHENEY a CO., Props,,f Toledo. {
We, the undersigned, have known q. J th'
ney for the last II years. 9 "a brlitve hlmpetlec
Is honorable 10 all business Transactions, Aud
nanclall' able To carry ont auy obligations mad'
by their finn.
WEST g. TRuAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. o. Walding, Kinnan & Mar
win, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ating directly upon the blood an,
mucuous surfaces Of the system, Tes
timoials sent free Price 75c per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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we recommend botanic Blood balm
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all aches and paines by giving healthy
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given. Medicine sent at once, prepaid
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STRAIGHT CREEK

Leonard Debord is very sick.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds is just getting
over spell of typhoid fever.
Debora & Reynolds are selling more
groceries than any other store at this
place.
Joe G. Debord is going to Louisville
soon on business connected with his
store. He is Big Sandian too and
made all he has digging coal
Keywood Debord and Morton Harri
son paid us a call last week
Buckskin John
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ana pleasant soiour0, = they WI
be eont Iour weary years.

and pleasant sojour0, A. they will
be gone four weary years.
John T. Jones, whorecently sold
his farm on Deep Hole branch, is
ereclinga dwsiling house in the
head Of our creek and viii soon he
domiciled there where he owns
quite = large and valuable farm.
Ed Webb rather suddenly toob
up hi. quarters in the state otohio
last Saturday. His family accom-
panied,
\ "scrap" 0 Cured on our creek
ono nj. hit last week III which clubs
knives, rocks, and other weapons
v ere usrd quite freely. Tha fun
result, If said scrap have not bren
learn d.
Our newly elected NJ; gistrate
Ben I. Dam nd, is touching the
high places now, and thinks h.
wi>l spend the residue OF his life in
politics. Ben moves in myster'
ious way his wonders TO p6rform.h
| We attended church recently III
al adjoining neighborhood aud'lis'
tened TO embarrassing sermon ON
the ,ubje Of "Who knowelh The
Father AT the close Of the ser
vice q collection for the benefit Of
the preacher was taken aid the re-
suit was four pennies three buttons
and two small pieces OF tobacco
Such conduct was not commended
by any one present, even thu
smallest children. 1t is hoped
lthat such wlllnot he repeated.
Tho typhoid fever victims at thu
home OF Granville Thompson ar,
some what improved and botf
children are thought to be out o
danger,
Ollie and Fred Castle, Of lronton
Ohio, visited home folks last week
Funeral of Harry Compton mex
sunday, 18th inst.
Fred Fright,
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FoR HoARsENESs

Benz. lngerson Of Hutton Iud avs
he had not spoken word above a wills
per for month. and one bottle e Foley
Honey and Tar restored his voice he
sure aud get Foleys A NJ Hughe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15

Clifford Campbell has purchased d
house in Hampton City and will NOV,
there soon
Robert Gaines is improving his prop
erty Rastas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15

Geo. A Points, Upper Sandusky, o.
writes 1 have been using Foley's Hon
ey and Tar for hoarseness and find i
the best remedy ever tried. 1t stopped
the cough Immediately and relieved tn
soreness, Take none but Foleys A
NJ Uuphes.