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STIlivau's training.
Tnc Norwegian vas Photographed at
work with his partner 10y an Fv"H.&E
World phglugri ihci. and during 'hr
tuss.r showed form that VIII DaGrr an"
TURK 80 work hard u tie intends 20 win,
Hut the latter viii Rave th- able assist
,ncc ~ Emo, ku"urr. ma thct" ) not
"A trick III IN. gan, which II, foreigner
VIII not know when IA. ptli meet. In
"A wort. L should be a great contest. ia
fac. III" greatest seen Ia New YORK ~
The ai$tnry ~ IN. game. hill! that II
SAYING much. cuns-ccrirg some pt me
,tissics seen in ScN York : aist three
contests
Charley White will BE- r.fcr"" az IN.
T't'.. ava shUhli i."ithcr man succcr Il
gaining ! !.Ii IN tbs. Two npuGS in.y
hillrG 10 ws"s,ir th-n Carries NiIi
called upon 20 give u decision 'rhc
Inner VIII hen receive another match
n win IN John r!.n!ne. thc
Butcher Boy"
The evening world., 1901-12-16

Many foreign wrcsticrs have visited
this country IN search Of glory nit'i geld.
hu: 90 them all none has been more
entitled to consideration than charles
Norocck. tn" champion 81 Norway. who
is her" nov preparing Tor hl- contest
with Nachad. The Turk. nj tho Grand
Central Palace Thursday night The
result OF that tusslc Will decide the
championship OF the world FOR Ernest
Roebcr. who FOR years has held the
title. has decided 10 turn It over to the
winner.
This visit is not Norbcck's first IN this
country. H." has been here many times
before, but not always as wrestler He
j. an all-round nthictc-on. who has
shown ability IN many lines OF SPORT and
The evening world., 1901-12-16

tst frum IN chicago jpuruItl
The Car has always slU.n au on.
thnsiastic interest IN everything thr
concerns the navy, and nc pnssr.S"s j,
magnificent collcc;iou Of mol"ls 81 M ~.
of-war and merchant vessels OF yn-luur
nations. II" Is Very fond Of shpwina
this COLLECTION to specially favored
guests. There are about ii:ty OF These.
some of them nine or tea feet long. IN
wood ma steel. and with armur ami
equipment faithfully reproduced Some
iof them have. cost between Two aud
shrce thousand pounds each In par
fieular there Is "A specially fine model
ls,f the Lucnnia. which for many years
held the scord for. speed between
IIfsHrpootsApd New York. The latest
addition fn This collection Is the Russia n
5:3sf5zs4 tic Rnthttau. on whieh PresIdeuI
naSc his voyage 70 Russia.
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defender N.e.!nut vas chosen Ne ~rS
among them The su,c.es %! the .\mcFi-
can boat over IN. v.lkyri" a. tina; I'm.
Is Well known. ana during III. races
Norb,Ck gained much cr",i!; for his set
ronship
-; hone after that hc took part III
many athletic events IL competed In
Held and rack games and won many
medals At .h"t-putt!ng tni hammer.
throwing he showed marked ability, ari
he d.d almost as well IN long runs,
Hut thr idea 81 being IN" worlds cham
pon wrestler never ,"ft him. In every
thing he did h. hnd ihat object In view
and ever studied the intricaci"s Of ne
gam Now there ID none IN the Crap
,llrg gam, more adept.
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Tor the championship then, hu, hu 'incss
at home caused him To give IN III. idea.
:"w years later he returned 10 TINS
country. Not ns wrestler, though. hut
as member ~ the iu.-"f-war team
from Norway which was To- compete
against men from Ill countries In the
world for IN" worlds championships.
Tn" event, II viii BE- remembered. was
decided IN Madison Spuar" Garden. aud
a, the finish the Norwcsians won with
gu, "a score against them. Sorbsck was
III" anchor -: tn" team
l. vas couple ot years later that
Sorh",k again Visited America. This
tmr II was IN another pursuit., He had
always demonstrated great qualities ~
u siiIr- lnd wren III" crew for tn" cup
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FRAGMENTS OF SPORTING NEWS.

U-'s Goiien, we ~ tim" peie,trl.n AMI ~
day hr.rlc rider, .1n 'he si,tAy so,,you.
p..a'- r,sr a. R,rh~''"r IL. -s-k Golden SOW
-r~' Is: nile Aai 10 ap' itaT, car'-rjEHt
GurrrrrD. Hertz AMI M'-'rr :. lev more old.
timer, also participates IN the race
rus r4rlIr hoiri "a, arrldci 10 "ns,kr rro-
'",shr. n''H :" take ,h.rs- II Note Dam. .
h,s-l-,ll Vastly ipr 80 morih, after n. Chr,-
mas hnIIrs GH-r- h.,- h"-r r.s-N-i 'rg,u II.
fS, .ptain Of this y~sr'' irtiinsr,l,> team.
ard ir,-- nuft.i;. " tie - Lpui- ciub H.tr.
rI"i' CA .urIti' sar -.gnni his-m.a riri
sI0's ." sch Su'rs Dame AMI II Il Nr-p prob
,hs 'Iat h- VII be- -nns~i
Theodore hrr'.n,telu, the 'smoH' l'''.H,ni
p,tchrF a. tad ht- rsat arm hroken in ant,
axe Hs""' Sos "ah -.' hi' risht arm hl1tsn bS
'h- ,lsl bot hi. rr arm tsdlr -r-,,T..,
The evening world., 1901-12-16

Eighth R~;imcnt Nrnory ncX' Satur.
day night a new board iipnr r"go-d Tor
the distance seems assured.
The {. {. y Y. boys arc sparing 80
expense 70 make this open meeting
which promises 20 bubble over WIN
strong feature one 81 the best ~ tn.
metropolitan series. Up 20 date - od,!
entries have been received f"t IN. yur!-
Gus events. when include hhndIrip- AZ
~ yards, bn yards and -" yards There
Is also . sfn-yl!l novice race" Entries
viii clos. on Wednesday With Herman
Goldman No. 40 Nassau street. New
NnrI ,liX
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DUANE WON "PRIvATE" BOUT.
sicAni~y Lasted Less ihnn u Hound
In Scheduled Finish Fight

Another finish nEh' wIs acli % pr!-
Hate Saturday TiEh, "a Wc"hIHkru, y
J. II was witnessed by NOR. raan ,p
The principals were Dtuny DAan.. tho
well.knowr l!gh;~oIsh; % this IT'S ana
"SIgSer" McAulcy. NJ IlrpDkcu
The battle WAS /, ones hod one. Me
Auley being knocked out In 10, nrsp
round with a short RICH; hand swing IN
the Jaw. The sudden ending 81 tho on
test dlspleas"d the sports 80 mad mute
fought for a purse % 500 zach nghir-
receiving 500
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Though he had gul, ,he hs lr,sn. y.ar 40
h" rs 'tiil meeting With .nccr>s IN ne wc''
en- "ni counted u3rn sotHr mt usual n-M
,PriEs This .s,iient. .; course nc,--.it.,,' the
euilne ~ his has-hill t.tr~
r.. rsn.semtn, y Cornell rn,.r'ity'.
fsn,"rs' cinh hss negotiations under 'or
met. .i'r team. Of N. upiv.r-l'c g ~ Nlshssa
ami wis"nsin Th, year Cornell In miau' three
~ her men hut IN. ptr-o-ct, for team
% ne u.u'l s'nisri .r- hUrh'
mol" league -ill l.. launched mmri'a;s!r
After the holiday to In..ui- Richmond, Ngnsi-
Nni~rron -ni Ri,iH- wi, AZ the ;.sus ,r'
fuli, organized sio-pt the one a. Nhist-'n SNicN
- headed Is chsunsry Fish-r. the former cat
rstu hAll rayrr lie I. .Enins payer. AMI ~
h' r'alN by ian. ftAh.r 'aSss up sta pole
IN -" winter IN order 20 kc~V IN coalition 'oG
pirhiu<
The evening world., 1901-12-16
Modern I'risr-I'IgIiiImg.

From the cleveland r.ain-Dcs,~
i 81" that a number ~ our alleged
prize lighters ar. golnG abroad - stay.
WHAT'S the irouhlc2''
They say they can ioilnN their TRADE
to hotter ntvantag" abroad
We'll we'll. | didn't know There was
any demand '"r prttury auh letter
writing over il.Tr.
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Knock Out Was Called
for, but Neither Pu-
giIist Lost His Head
The Police Knew
Nothing Of 1t.

hroueh, more mui',"h cheering "F!tz"
rushed IA. sailor, AMI fein;!ns 70, rae
body. landed :, sim right ith on the
sailors crippled ear that, mad" /, IN.
y" more. IN the BODY IN the Drctkl"ay
that made him Erunt, As-nm!n: the
ht-'res-iv" Shtrk"y rushed "FttI.
landing repeatedly and hard and AT the
end Of III. round both we're w!naci
Round i.-Whcn the men came frosn
their corners both w"r" gr!nnirS. SHARK.
=, fcin'.i ana landed on Fits ribs.
jumping away to r-cap" 4 rain ~ blows
"Ft,z" cndeavUrrd to land am. sllppluI
nearly fell, Shark"y caught him and
good natur"dly n"lp"d him 20 hts feet
When they squared on again 'Fi'z"
landed IN tn. stomach and Sharkry'
srlnncd "rhn, was !, good one. ne
said. Just a. ne paid a right-hlnIei
compliment u 'Lanky isnb'sn jaw 80
vas that. responded Fitz. ana the
gong sent both men 10 ,1clr corners
u Wa. n Draw.
Round The men agreed /" give a
kept their promise F'i,z l'l with Ms
right for the body ana landed good and
strong. H.. followed up his advantage
with i.r nook, which missed. ana
a red spot ls large AS a dollar The
men closed in and fought At clos. quar-.
tefs. while IN" excitement Increased As
they warmed up 10 their work there
hey!' and Of ''Fitz! Gave /; to him,
Sow's your chance" Bu, both w.r.
winded and SPARED FOR time. In a see
"ni or two, however, th-y ~.r" a, i,
again. and whcl IN" round ended
neither had IN. advantage.
After tn" bout. whch was decided a
draw. Sharkcy and r. tsimm"ns ~er.
entertained by III" members or the club
The club membership includes nearly
al o. the best-known theatrical man
ayers In Town.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
CROKER SEES HIS HORSES.
stop. on mt Lexington on III. wn,
Ia French Lick SPRING..

LEXINGTON ny, Dee 10 Richard
Croker. accompanied 81 party o.
friends. Including Dave p.iepu *
Health COMMISSIONS Gplhy Io1u rnN,
John Holloran and ex-senator Murpny
stopped on her" yesterday On The wiy
10 French Lick Springs ana took a lp,h
over the thoroughbred horse. owned rs
h!msel. and senator McChrr-n b;
Brooklyn, Mr.. Croker rlrctully s,ruu.
mixed his horses rnd .".mri 1isaIy
ela,ed over their condition
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KNOWS A GOOD DOG
WHEN He SEES IT.
ENGLISH AUTHORITY ARRIVES
ON THE ETRURIA.
win Judge sr,rrni CIn..-s AZ the
Ca r,irn iicEinning on
NcdncsIuS.

George RHprr, the wcll-known juds.
90 raniu--. o., here 10 judge the dogs a:
he bench -lnw ~ IN" Ladies Kennel
>...nriat'ou. which begins at Madison
square iaslru Wednesday lie arrived
,n ,lr E,rlrIl
Mr Rapcr IL an authority on blood.
hounds OH English sheep dogs. all ter,
rirr- except Engl,~G aud Irish. barsois.
d,arnnuni- ana grryhouuds He Will
Judge these tui miscellaneous classes.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
CAST IRON WON
THE SECOND RACE.
HARD, DRY TRACK AT NEW
ORLEANS.
Henv, List of Entries CIV" I'r".'-
lac Of Good sport At trr.-
cent city.

RACE TRACK. MEN ORLEANS. poc
1s.-Thc card offered by ia" Cr",cru;
City Jockey lib 10 begin n" NIT
week OF It's meeting wa.' only ;a,r Inc
track wac In good sharc. due 20 the oIl
weather. which dried 1t W quickly
Those Who 'is1ired on muddy trark hni
20 throw out the mud runners ana hgurc
on the horses who win best on a dry
track.
S.ratcher we're few. tho ontE-c lis,
amounting to eight. and as the 'icids
were OF good size. good racing wac cN-
pectcd.
Tho weather was again cloudy. but n"
attendance was up to the aver
WRIST RACE
The evening world., 1901-12-16
CHARLESTON RACING NOW.
Meeting of Indefinite Length he.
xins To-day Ia south turOIinR,

CHAIR .ESTON. ). e. Dec IL -'rh"
Charleston Racing Associations mil
winter meeting At the exposition will b..
gin to-day and continue indefinitely
Nor" than Do horses ar. uunrirrtd here
At present.
There will he five races daily, the
purses acGrcEatiny 500
The evening world., 1901-12-16

NO FLUCTUATION-To-day. last
month. last year. every year. The
Worlds daily New York City circu-
lation exceeded that Of any other
paper BY tens Of Thousands.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
VARSITY RELAY RACE.
Five IlI1 E"ur- Entered ut Annual
sports Of the CITY College.

With Columbia. Cornell. Yai- Prince
ton and Pennsylvania as starters in the
on"-'nilc relay race At the College %.
the city OF New York sports In the
The evening world., 1901-12-16
81, and on.-a.l, ,arlons'.

The talen, began the day in poor
shape. as Alpaca. the f,v"riic, was
beaten by the twenty TO one shot
Old Fox, In "A pretty Hnish, After l.itt.
Jack Horner had made the running for
six furlongs he was Joined by Old Fox
and Alpaca and the three fought 1t
out, Old Fox getting UP In the last Jump
and winning by nose. Alpaca was
half Il length bcfor" Little Jack iiorncr.
Second Race-Six ttI-ionSs. Won by
Cast Iron Missile was second and Lingo
fttrS
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

SPECIAL TO Tn. Evening World
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
&c. l6-The entries for Tomorrow.
ces are ms follows:
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MEN CURED.

FAMOUS II No. SS5lS guaranteed to cure ali Gls.
eases where capsules and injections fail: 15c. per
bottle: by e1press.tl Kremsr prusE,'t tss 7th az.
The evening world., 1901-12-16

The gross rca.tp,, 81 the six assocIA-
lions ;nr III" season amounted 10
s. :, ! 'spj.u
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
!sAaY0OW
S1WnU.IRa

big boy.
Mrs. Julia Rankin was tht
guest of Mrs, Marcus Burns Frida!
and Saturday.
Mrs. j. p. Rankin and daughter
Anna, was visiting Harve Work.
man last week,
Several OF the young folks at
tended the candy pulling at Mis-
Alice Prices Tuesday.
James Workman and wife are
going to move to their new resi-,
dence at Bolts Fork.
j. II. Rankin and Willard Spear
ry arc still making weekly trips
to Ashland. "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
Watch Specials.

We have picked up few fine
watches at very low prices, and
will offer them proportlonately
cheap.
2O-year gold-flled l6 size case,
fitted with l7-jewcled, nickel, fully
adjusted movement, for $3.50
This Is less than the regular whole.
sale price.
29.year Issue gold-fllled hunt
ing case, fitted with H-jeweled, adj
jnsted, nickel movement, for $2l.'
so. The regular wholesale price IL
considerably above this. 1t you
want good watch, our advice is
to tako advantage OF these bar
gains. They are among Che b. 81
we have ever hadsN The move.
mcnts are Of the grade required by
railroad employees.
l7-jewel adjusted movement in
sllverlne case, guaranteed accurate
time-kceper, $l2. We formerly
paid 80 per cent. more for this
kind of movement at wholesale
than we are now selling them at
These are few picked up from an
assignee stock.
NJ. +. Conley's Jewelry Store
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
PAINTSVILLE

In the election just passed the
Republicans elected their fulltick.
ct except the County Court Clerk,
James Price, Democrat, was elect.
ed Clerk of the County Court by q
majority Of 81 votes.
j. d. Bond, democrat, was de-
ieated by Geo. NJ. Johnson by only
81 votes. The 500 Republican ma.
jority is growing beautifully less.
NJ. F. Howes was elected Police
Judge.
John Ward, son Of VIM. Ward,
was seufliingq last night on the
street and FELL breaking his collar
bone. Rockefeller.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
Farm For Sale.

Coniairsabcut $50 acres Cen.
or,,l warranty deed ana tlcar tltla.
Sytulted IN Lawrence ,nnnty at
thn fofks If MATS crock about >
min nam lie rive. and Richard.
Som. and a bopt onr mile from the
.miel0u town ~ pca,h Orchard.
Tina g. 4 q n Il mssrs through
In. uhgi}llr srtinn being ON hi,
fur,s, cnntqin..I,6u,sl5 acrrs al
he celebrated Peach orchard vein
E,f coal v,ll dryeIep,J. About 60
nrr,s, .ondrr tcncc 6nt cultivation.
CONSISTING of mn sidr suitable for
m .,ur,s ,nd Rich rf,ek hottoms
rood for corn Sc In. 4 small. bu,
GOOD. houses. ronting at II 10 3.
pcr month cacb. Miners li,ehcr,
ana work NJ tb, Peach Orchard
ImIhes. Has several springs q.
eood water-sprines mover knowr
ldrv la. n small hui excellent
ap,le orchard now bearing, andar
orchard ofSmall treos coming on
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
NlAi,oF

4
| q, lSse' M"ude' Aaus' ana VIZ
glnla 1urcn''t visited our school
r'''aS N'S- NHuuN mas JuSt re-
'"i,'u IRON r''s' Liverpool ono
aug We arg gao 10 nave hcr win
us @sa'n,
O'r'e Wesley carter was buried
AZ ~, ploe'' H"'utu"N,
h[i'e Fies was here Friday
e'l7Soa ! ''hoe passed. through
nv" ''rNu''S'
N'rEl' l'fo'e' Of Myrue' visited
mono io,k' '',i7 week
pet' Nop'Fts attended tue pie
",ll' Al h"sseyNll'e saturday
"ishl'
'o'" i'''nt'n Went % Louisa
pu5'uay'
= parry % young 'o'kS were OUT
"u, ,. ''S' Wees
- 10 ''"' '''" ~"
~, - '9 ~, : ''"' u'ue.' oelte''
- nop' l'soU pas 'eu through
'''o ie'to''S'
."'s''' o"iii"'''i'' ana nam"
.Nelaoh Nlsitc1 '''elf SISTER, ME- .
i''"',,e 2u"u'S'
y az faN "a . N. -.
'Vn" nei'St', OF "'let.Sours'
,,s'1eu uiN s'a''r "A r. h"'iiua
''i.rN i"ss "e'N'
',i'a nnoua iroSo o. 'rau CARED
y" -'o'' ""' 'o''ii' i'ootr's FIJI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.

From Coopersyille Mich comes the
word of wonderful discovery Of 4
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled witt
II bad cough always ensures II good
nights rest It will soon cure the
cough too writes Mrs II niinulberger
for three generations of our family
have used DR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, and have never fonnd
it's equal for coughs and colds III
an uuriyaled life-sayer when used fol
desperate lung diseases Guaranteed
bottles at soc and 81 at A. NJ Hughes
Trial bottles free
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
MADGE.

The long looked for rain has
come and farmers are pleased as il
will be quito help to wheat.
Will lIaws, who has had fever
for some time, we are sorry to say
is no better.
Miss Maudie Burchctt paid our
school a visit Monday,
Qalte a number of young folks
from This place attended the pie
social at Busseyville Saturday and
report Il nice time.
Misses Ellie O'Neil and Laura
Pigg, Of Busseyvlllc, were here
Sunday.
The remains OF Uncle Wesley
Carter, of Dry Ridge, who died n
few days ago were brought hero
and laid to rest in tho old family
grave yard at Uncle Strother Rob-
erts.
George lIaws and Asberry
Hutchinson make frequent Visits
to Deep Hole.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
FreewiIl BaptiStS.

The Freewill conference of Law.
renee and johnson counties con
voned ut the church at the forks Of
Georges creek 4th Saturday in Oct.
1901. After conference was called
to order by the clerk, Elder II. Il.
Conlcy WAS chosen Moderator, and
Kelley Fralcy Asst. Mod. The
Mod read ! chap. James, and led
In prayer. Visiting brethren OF
other denominations were invited
toa seat with us as advisory mem
bers. After the letters from the
various churches were called for
tue jcrk received letters from
Georges creek Walnut Grove,
Toms creek, Little Mud Lick and
Little Blaine. Verbal reports were
given from Irish creek, Lick Fork,
p ach Orchard.
A letter OF correspondence from
the regular Baptist borne by Elder
Is. Johnson.
After motion made and SUSTAIN
cd to give Bro. Quisenberry ordl-
nation papers, Bro, J. Milt Hicks,
l.. NJ, Smith and Kelley Fraley as
conucil to cxaminehim. Report
cd favorable.
Letters from Wayne county q
by Elders Murphy and Franco re-
ceived.
ElderJ. Milt Hicks was appoint
ed 10 attend the Wayne Q. NJ, to be
held at Ky, Home first Saturday
in November.
A committee was appointed to
decide where tho next q. M.should
be held.
They DECIDED 10 give 1t to the
Toms creek church.
The clerk was ordered to write
u letter Of warning to the delin-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
From the Philippines,

Cataranan, Luzon, p. l., July 3lst.
Editor News'-lIaviug brought
the Insurgents to terms on Marin
duke, by the surrender Of their
chief, Col. Abad, aud about $50 Of
his followers on April 18th, at
Boac, We were then s0on under Or
ders 10 leave for Lucena in the.
Province of Tayabas to take sta.
tlon, and had much needed rest.
But We were just on the eve Of
sailing when dispatch boat
brought us hurried orders counter
mandlng the orders we wore then
undcr, and different order, involy.
ing us in a campaign OF which none
viii forgot who took part. Four
hours after receiving the last or.
der ompanIes X and q "a {, ).
lnt,who are noted for their rapid
Is In movements, were on board
steamer bound TO relieve the hc.
sieged garrison at tho town NJ
Donsol in Sorsogoh Province.
Upon cur arrival at poasol The
following day we found Tho cafrl.
son rescued by detachment Of
the 9th L, $. Cavalry who had.
marched overland from n1arby
stations. The Insurgents nrd nd
to tho mountains, lu sem
Hn won't on the Iu. ly.
'un' LIST, $40 strong a capt.
II. n. Benhan "a Inf htor cil-
umns came from points On the
north anu three pushed north from
the south coast meeting at 4 town
on Dunsol river called Ecnlggu-
ran. Every detachment had uu
engagymcnton the march north.
We routed them on ryCy corner,
capturing $ rifle, - pound pow-
der destroying many qnarttls ana
capturing q prisoner aud enc
LlcuteHsnt TN orr return ",
were harra>sed at cNey crossing,
but we drove them on eyory time
they made an attack. Cant. Ben.
hams horse was shot rom under
him 10 ono scrap, aud We alsolt>
six native scouts killed. Wek Kept
after them day and night and soon
drove thcnl out OF tho Province.
We followed them into Albdy on
the 10th, went by sail boat ta
the mouth OF Pillar river where
American troops had never been
and lay in hiding until ieht OIL
10Th whom the commend under
Lieut.. Cullison ID lut with hush
cd voices and muilled oar started
up the river. All was quiet UNFIT.
few miles up tho river tho top oil
a small shack came into view.
Suddcnly the form Of a man loom.
cd up on the bank and harsh
voice broke tho silence ".hlto !quln
viya% The man proved 10 be
sentry, whose voice was hu-llcd by
the roar Of dozen Krag Jorgen-
sens, in the hands Of our men.
Tie shots aroused the outpost who
retreated at the sound OF our lilies,
Allthon knew their main body
was not far away.
Cleo Il. Cooksoy, Go. X, ID L. 5.
lmf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-08
MA, TNDlANA'

There arc no hills in this 81 =
try, consequently the settlers hau ,
to dig bitches before they could |
do any good farming end. since
they have GOT bitches that viii nv.
eraee about six feet dcep. they can
rsi,e good Grams ofa,v tbing ,hev
wish Ia SOW or plan,. An N. land
thai has NOT haen elearea mn far
FARMING has 4 very heavy gr,wth
.ofalr l.i,1s - ,in,nr 81 !, ond
what Looks verv sinqnl,r 10 mo -
tho roots of theso treas starr ont
.above Tho gron3d ,,nd ox,cnd sew.
eral feet II, farm thcy .. nnd.r
When this land was ii, cover, 4
over with ,imbar md IN many
places MINDS or yator II w,s so,1
IN m NV instlnes, for eicht ~.
liars AN aero and tbo same lana i.
now worth eighty dollars an.acro.
Nobody eynerts 10 Inv saIl.1,nd
here for less than eighty doIhr.,
There i, a creek here aboutthe lie
of Blaine they cali Cicero and
ther, isa small too, +bo, aa,,
Cicero but | have not hcard of any
towns or creeks called Domestic.
nesc. They think the conductors
ON the trains conldn't say Demos
thenese.
The weather was not favorable
this season for their crops of any
kind, but apples yeom to be tolera.
bly, plentiful. When thev bnird
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KANANAUGH.

Farmers are doac cutting corr
and sowing wheat.
Isaac Fanuin has returned from
Buffalo, n. Y.
Strother Fannin, who has been
very low with fever, has recovered
Mrs. Berry, Of Culbcrisor, is very
i'll.
w. NJ. Colwoll is learning to play
the harp.
Several of the young folks at.
tended the entertainment Al Mud
Lick Monday uight.
j. g, Justice will preach at Mt
Zion Saturday and Sunday.
Born, to Dock Davis and wife a
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spREAEs LIKE w1LpF1Rr.


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HOW,S Ills?

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