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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11
Exposition de Buffalo.
PremiOS ObtenidOS
pOr Puerto Rico.
MEDALLAS DE ORC.

MEDALLAS DE ORC.
Comsion de Puerto Rico, exhi-
bicion collective, encajes y bordados.
Comision de Puerto Rico, exhi
bicion co'ectiva de cafe.
jaime Amill, Yauco, cafe.
Pieraldi Hermanos, Yauco, cafe
Jose Pietri Mantelc, Yauco, Ca
fe.
Fritza. Lundt & Co, Ponce, ia
baco en- rama.
Santiago U pierre Co, Comerf :,
cigarrillos <Privilegio,.
Cesar A. Espanol, Vega B,js,
cigarrrillos Ella Borinquena,.
Santiago Basora, Mayagusz. fl
Jacinto Morales, Lola, aceite
de coco.
MEDALLAS DE PLATA
Fernando Juncos Duefo o.
lon, canciones escolares.
Herminia Davila, Ponce, retra-
tos bordados.
Amadina Arenas, Ponce, dibl
JOS
Oodulia de Cottes, San,Juan, Gu
bre CANA, tejido.
Infanzor Rodriguez, Maya
g0ez, cigarrillos sFAvoritas,
jaime Colon, Ciales, cafe
V lila Herm snos, Lares, cafe
Soiveras & Ca, Y 4uco, cafe,
Ramon B Ls6n, Coamo, tib-a de
Rsmie
Ramon B. Leon, Coamo, fbra de
pima.
Pedro Fernandez, Bayamon, ron
superior.
Narcis1 Vilar6, Ponce, ron su-
perior
M Mariani, Ponce, Anisado,
Rosa Rodriguez, Manatf, SOM
breros de paja.
Laurraga, San Sebastian, cera
virgen.
MEDALLAS DE BRONCO.
jose Cordoves B srrios, San Lo-
renzo, ipforme plantas textiles.
Asilo de Huerfanos, San Juan,
trabaios bordado y dibujo.
Asilo de San I dc fonso, San
Juan, trab Jos bordado y dibujo.
Obdu ia de Cottes, San Juan,
bordados y encajes.
Gobierno Insular, Gusyanills,
minerales hierro cobre
Leopoldo Padron, Isla Culebra,
fbras (dos medallas)
Ramon Arroyo, Rincon, fb-as
& Francisco Roura, Yauco, fbras.
Isidro Soto, Af1asco, 6bras.
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Declaraciones de Mos t
FL asesino Leon Czolgos z
NO Es nj HA sIDo An an ARQUIsTH'
Debe ser considerable como un crimi-
nal ordinario. sin obedeeer su conducta
a instigacion de nadie.

New-York Octubre i 80 P. M.
Ell famoso anarquista .'ohaner
Most, encarcelado a raiz del asesi +
nato de Mac Kinley, ha manifesto +
do que el asesino Leon Czolgosz 2
no ha heeho nunca manifestaciones
anarquicas, nj ha fgurado com b
atiliado la escueIa anarquista.
Most, anads que Gzolgosz deb 3
considerarse como un criminal or +
dinario, sin que su crfmen teuga
nlnguna relaclon con la anarquia.
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Ell General Uribe
derrotado conpletamente.
Ell GOBIERN0 TRIUNFANTE.
La nueva proclama de Marroquln a los
ciudadanos de Colombia.

New York Octu re l | l-3O P NJ.
Despachos de Colon, dan cuen-
ia de que las fuerzas del General
Tribe, han sido completamente de-
rrotadas por las del Gobierno
Ri Presidentes sMarroquln ha di-
rigido una nueva procla ma al ejer-
cito y a la Nacion, felicitandoles
por la victoria que asegu la vida
del Gobierno.
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NOTlClAS POR GABLE
sERvIcIo |DIREcTo BE hEWYoRK:
lnsurrectos flipinos
conslguen derrotar
AVANzADAS AMERICANAS.
ii Teniente Bear muere en- un encuen
trO.

New York Octubre IL l-3) NJ.
Despachos de Filipinas dan cuen-
ia, de que los revolucionarios dan
muestras nuevamente de una gran
actividad.
Las avanzadas americanas han
sldo completamente derrotadas mu-
rlendo en- ell encuentro el bravo Te-
niente Bear.
Las noticias de Filipinas han
causado honda sensacion en- los Es- j
tados Unidos.
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INTERESANTE.

Los aspirantes maestro que
piensen examinarse en- Eaero, ten
dram una cia diaria de dos horas
por 81 al mes
Algebra, Geometrfa y Fisiologfa
$5 al mes Pago adelantado.
Cristo 26
Is 4 Ana Rogue,
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Habla el Dr.. Leyds.
La enfermedad de Kruger
ES lNVENGI0N INGLESA.
Ell Presidente del Tfansvaal goza de
perfecta salud.
New York Octubre Il l-sO P. M

New York Octubre II l-3O P NJ
Los ultimos despachos dicen
que ell Secretario del Presidente
Kruger ha manifestado que la de-
bilidad atribuida al Presidente es
obra de los ingleses.
Kruger goza actualmente de
perfecta salud y no ha variado en-
NADIA la energfa de su caracter nj
la irmeza de su voluntad.
Su permanencia en- Holanda
ha dicho ell doctor Leyds, obedece d
altos fines polfticos.
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Ell Gen neral Botha
burla nuevamente
AL EJERCIT0 INGLES.
Trece csp1as de Lori Kitchener han
side capturados
New York Octubre II l-3) P. N

New York Octubre II l-3) P. NJ.
Despachos de Londres dan
cuenta de que Ell General Kitche-
ner telegraffa manifestando, que ell
General Botha ha logrado burlar
la yigilancia de las tropas britani-
cas- escapandose del Gordon sin Ii
brar combate.
Trece espfas del General Kitche-
ner han sido capturados por las
fuerzas beers.
Ell telegrama del General in
giles es objeto de graves censuras
por parte del elemento militar.
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La factoria que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
waiian Com mercial & Sugar company
tendra una capacidad de $4,000 Tone
ladas de aZ1car por zafra. Para esta
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada un
capacidad de 80 600 galones de guara
20 concentrate por "a horas. Otros pc
didos de LILLE triples y cuadraples
efectos de loo, 900 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacidad de null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este afio
para las Islas Hawaii de 800 600 ga
ones de guarape concentrate por cada
"a horas.
Estes dpdrdtos reemplazdn ocAo
d& los sfectoS mitttttu6uEores perticales
:" standard'' cuya capacidad ha sid
superada por las respect.vas fabric
donde Sc encontraban en- uso.
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HECH0S Y DICHOS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

VlUu1V ulllu VUl ulUs
Sc dice que los prohom bres del
PArtido Republican, ven con mar
cado disgusto, ell procsder de ciertos
elementos que Sc tratan de imponer
por ell terror.
Y Sc dice mas.
Sc asegura que ell Goberr ador
est4 enterado de ciertas cosas y So
empefla en- corregirlas.
Y por dltlmo, circular rumores
dequ por el prestigio mismo del
Partido, Sc corregiran muchos abu-
SOS que Sc cometen dentro fuera
de Ia capital.
Dos apre cables colegas de esta
ciudad, est&n & partiT at,a pjno7a por
cuestiones tan inocentes y tan tom
tas. que no valen Ia pena de nom
brarse.
Peleen pero no 50 oaatnen.
El Sr Alcalde ha publicado un
bando n.uy importante.
Prohibe que los vehfculos tran
siten por la calle de San Francisco
en- VaTldS ulT TOcClOQ6S.
Asf Sc evitaran muchas desgra-
cias.
Els precise traer al centric del
cuadrante los conductores de We
h1cu,os y muchos que no conducen
NADIA.
Todo ell mundo al centric del cua
e ante, que por estar en- ese s1tio, no
lie han roto nadie ningdn hueso.
La Junta de Sanidad llam6 al or
den a los que tra1s n la carne Ia
ciudad en- malas condolences.
Y. .. como de costumbre, los
amonestados no hicieron case.
La Junta que no entiende de
particulares conveniencias, ha dis
puesto que no Sc trasporte mas csr.
ne hasta que los carros esten en- con
diciones higienicas.
Bien hecho
Asf Sc aprende res petar Ia sa-
lud pdblica.
90
Tenemos a la vista las navajas
de Lobato.
Nos hemos leido mas que sdos
palabras' y la primera afeitada sin
No parece NAL barbero, quien
conoce la barba.
va la leeremos que no de-
ia de tener miga, la obra del Sr ra-
pador.
90
Ell troly arremetio esta manana
otro ciudadano, frente al <Coleg1o
de las Madres,, como Sc decfa anti
gdamente.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS para el IRE
metido, no hay que lanentar conse-
cuencias.
Mas vale asf.
90
El tempo no acaba de entrar en-
GAIA.
Sigue alborotado, peb 5loso a.
menazador.
Los negocios escaseap. Lss po
cas- pesetas que queda1 Sc es.ondep,
SO disponen a emigrar.
lEn que pararan estas misa.s
Solo nes falta que Sc desarrolle
ell ciclon que viene anunciandoE e,
rara que pue5a dec rse qde ea Pto
Rico, re ha lcgrado de cabrir Ia cua
dratura del cfrcu'o.
Y vamcs caminando a paso de
carga. Very we'll! Very well!
~
Por mas que uno no quiera ha-
5lar de las gaahinas, los de Gurabo
SO empefan en- 10 coz trsrio
Dicen unos que pesco de mas, y
aseguran otros que pesc6 de menos;
pero la verdad del cuento es que le
limpiaron ell come d sro.
No ,e yali6 ser federal nj ser
sordo.
Pescar bien, 6 no pescar, dics
don G sleste.
81 Diab'o es ell slcslle de Gura-
DO.
A cada ratio nos encontramt 8
con amigos que Los dicen:
<Ya no Sc encuentra NADIA /,
Y es que esos amigos no nusl a n
Hoy pasaba uno uscando sin
buscar, por una de las Gales de San
Juan, mas transftadas, y Sc encon
tr6...... pe1ottzo de base ball,
que le revent6 las narices.
siguen diciendo que no Sc en-
cuentra NADIA.
Todo es question de saber bus
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DepartamentO de Educaci6n

Hay diez escuelas rurales va
cantes en- ell distrito de Ponce, Y Ia
Junta desea recibir solicitudes de
candidates que relnsn las condicio,
nes legales.
Paerto Rico 10 Octubre de 1901.
VI. G. B21t1nb0ugh.
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de Barcelona ell 18 del pasado con
escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz,
y Canarias, para este puerto Maya
gtiez, Ponce, Sto.Domipgo, Habana
y Santiago de Cuba.
Espanol <Pfo- TX. Salio ell 25
del pasado de Barcelona con esca
las en- Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valen
cia, Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerife y Las
Palmas, para este puerto.
Espaf1ol <Ram6n de Larrinaga,
Salio de Liverpool ell dfa del CO.
rriente con destino q Haiti, Sto Do
mingo y este puerto.
CAMBIOS DE HOY.
Londres $4,eo {
New York 1pS P
Paris 8 dIv 2 pS D.
Espaf1a 8dTv 31pS D.
Hamburgo 3dIv 3p5 D.
PROFESORA
Una sef1ora francesa. recibida
en- la Universidad de Paris, y con
mucho ados de practica en- la ense
f1anza. desea dar classes de frances
y espaf1ol domicilio.
Dirigirse Margarita M. de Gu
tierrez, Fortaleza ~, segundo pi-
so.
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NUEVO "HOTEL OLIMPO"
SANTU RCE

El 6nicO y mejor HOTEL que Sc b
cqnstruldo en- esta lsla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUTOS de Ia Capital, en-
carrOs electicos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
ca y demas adelantos modernos. Rebaia
en- precios las familias.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches
os precios siguientes:
De Capital a Santurce vice
versa /.
Ida vuelta 1.50
De Capital Martin Pc
ia, ida Y vuelta 2. 90
A Rio-Piedras 400
Por horas & un peso una.
Telefono 101 Apartado 81.
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car las cosas, que va 10 creo ST Sc en-
nunntrAn
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Ve Used aquna
sf Pues bien
DO
epdC a
qnere
pc Q unaca
asperfea a1n?
mdica
de rmirs de
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BUssEYVILLE

clifford Moore NJ whose Illness
we have snoken a fine or two.dIed
last Friday at I o'clock II. bore
hi. sntrerings ,vt,entIy and died
in tbo inn fatth n a trinm,,hant
living af,,.r death. lie was 10
wars old and a %, ot1afa Nooro
. aoso,,ndort 40 H., tr,i, ., tbo
Mooro 10 n,il,, ,,ho ,,oro a r,ona tho
oar,iast sat,,,,s - me oon[try
nj frnarol sor,.ioo. ,oro cora,rt
od ty R.y lbort MIR sn.,da,
ia nas hnr,,l ~ ,,o t1.,,.',
Comnton Gr,y. ,ar1 lob
c,oat m. cr,.,y., f,oiTy ha.
~ ,....,t, IN
~ pn.r,,y 49,. Ui.lor ,r.,,.h
od.,ho fon,,,fnf A,r. Iy,i. Mai.
lins =. Ina b..,,o - h., L.6tber
tos5. 1,.on,,.a, er,,i., ~. "a.
aoraI ~ NJ M f;,t.,,, va
ao.,,,,ol
pny Irn,s.. nreacbsa h,r. sun.
AL, IN. 4 rnt nroi,,c, ~ inr 10
49, s haa,,h
r,nasay p;e., i s,in imnroyino
,n1 wrl l., o',f soon
u y nm and .on bova sold
,hair nm on,aftoIoyf p1o.l
h,rn 81 T,st poin, co,stdora
tia, 'nnLrown
= staggs sn,ntsbzAmo,i
soldier has orrototba soldiers
La,,oot na,,ton o,io on .,cconnt
re- ar, r9a1tn ~. ,oason ., a.
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WALBRIDGE.

James o. Caperton, who has
boon very i'll for some time, is 10
better.
Rev. +. M. Cochran, of Ashland,
preached an interesting sermon
here Friday night.
w. w. Burchett, Of Paintsville,
was here Saturday enroute to Inez
as juror in the Cassidy trial,
Robert Jordan went to Ashland
and Huntington last week.
Andrew Thompson has moved to
VIVA.
Elwood Hutchinson and Miss
Mona Blankenship, of Louisa were
guests OF Erie See, Sunday.
Bert Shannon, who has fever, is
improving.
Miss Jesse Maynard, of Cassvillc,
visited here Sunday.
The X. Il. bridge here was treat
ed To new coat Of paint last week
Miss Erie See 1t GU the sick list
Nellie See visited on Deephold
last week.
Tho school at summit will close
Friday.
H. II. Wellman has opened a
large vein OF coal OH his farm.
Ira Wellman went to Catletts-
burg Thursday.
ii. II. Stansberry is working at
Gallup.
VIII See visited at Yatesyillc
Sunday.
Harry Burk and sister Emma
visited their grandmother at Gal.
lup Sunday.
J.S. Peters is in thecrosstie bus.
mess.
Mrs. James Howard, OF Martin
county, was here last week the
guest OF James jackson.
II. Hardin lost large amount o.
fodder, oats and corn last week, by
fire.
Doll Branham passed here Sat
urday.
The wife OF James Parker dice
"Wednesday after a long Illness
extend sympathy TO the bereav
Buckskin Jim
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PREsToNsRURG

Died, Nov. 81, the little two. year
old daughter OF Circuit Clerk, l.,
p. Mayo. She was buried in the
May cemetery near town, on
Thanksgiving day. We extend
sympathy TO the parents and trust
that they will strive TO meet their
dear child in the paradise Of God,
Our school is progressing nicely,
The dormitory is nearing COM
pletlon, and pupils are engaging
rooms for the winter term.
Thanksgiving day was observed
by school and business men Of the
town. Services We're held at the
Methodist Church by Revs. Car
michael and Pennybacker.
Frank A.Hopkins is being urged
by many OF the citizens to allow
his name to come before the next
Congressional convention as can
didate to represent our interests in
the House of Representatives next
time. lie was quite a prominent
candidate before fof the nomina
ton, but was defeated by few
votes in the general convention
He is true Democrat, a success
full business man, a gentleman o
irreproachable character, energet
ic, industrious, kind hearted, intel
ligent, a good speaker, and suillci
emily popular to cairy the vote o
the Congressional district by
large maj ority. We are conliden
that If Mr. Hopkins will consen
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IIULETTE

Mrs. Wilbert Diggins visited
Mrs. VIM. O'Daniel Sunday.
Ella Wooten visited Matte Bur
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Wise Crumb visited Mrs.
John Wooten sunday.
Kinner Harmon made a dying
trip to Bear creek Friday
Wallace Cochran visited Lewis
Nunley sunday.
Mrs. Margaret oDaniel and
daughter, Lucie, visited Mrs, W,
A. Rice and Miss Addie Harmon
Friday.
Lucie o'Daniel and Mary Nunley
visited Misses Maggie and Mary
Nunley sunday.
c. II, Layne and wife, of Kin
nors, visited L. Nuuley and wife
Sunday.
Willie Brooks visited D,A,o'Dan-
iel recently.
A. J. Frasher visited Isaac Nun
ley recently.
Lon and Harry Nunley visited
John Wooten recently,
Meeting at NeWcomb Chapel Sd
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INCOME $500, 900 PER DAY
TREMENDOUS Receipts and an ENORMOUS
Amour HELD by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company for its
Policy Holders.

New York, November, 2S.-Re-
cent occurrences have called world
wide attention to the high charac-
ter of the Investments OF the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company OF
New York. No questionable secur-
tiles Of any kind'are ever cousid-
cred by the company. An evil
dence OF the thrift and skill OF the
management is the fact that the
Mutual Life has either paid back
to policy holders or holds for their
benefit nearly ninety million $780,
100000 dollars In excess of the en-.
tire sum ever received by the com
psny from its members. This i,
nearly four times MS much as the
twenty-eight other life compauie.
reporting to the insurance commits
Sioner OF New York can together
show. The income of the Mutua
Life is moro than two hundred
thousand dollars every day.-Cin
cinnati Times star
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BEECH GROVE

Rev, Frasher wiIlpreach at Nor
gans creek the second Sunday in
Dec.
We are sorry to say Harye Adj
kins and wife, who have fever, are
no better.
Born, to Jim Holley and wife, a
l4-pound Cir.
Land Bradley's school closed here
Friday.
Mrs. Charley Diamond returned
to her home at Normal.
There will bean Xmas tree at
Morgans creek.
Carlos Burchctt aud wife were
shopping in Louisa recently.
Miss Fanny Carter visited at
Fallsburg last week.
John Short and Dovie Diamond
were here Saturday.
Misses Gussin and Drusie Short
ridge and Eva GolliNsworth, o
Fallsburg, were guests OF Fanny
Garter Sunday.
Rosie Cooksey and Jennie New
some were guests Of Mary and Clip
] sic Compton Sunday.
/ David Jordan and wife vislteC
home folks last week.
j. y. Carter has sold his farm
and will soon leave for Ind. Ter
We are sorry TO lose him.
Jessi,
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In separate opinion filed in the
Pratt case, Chief Justice Paynter
shows that Judges Burnam and
auify have written opinions exact,
ly the reverse Of the one handed
down Wednesday. He character,
ICES the majority opinion as unfor.
tunate, far-reaching and revolu
tionary, as it reverses l6 other cas-
es decided by the court.
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Congressman Boreing took X. j.
Hampton to see President Roose-
welt In regard to denomination
OF the latter for an army position
Tie President, as soon as he saw
thom, remarked so numerous
company could hear: "You Ken
tuckians have had your day in
court. l think l will divide this
Government into two parts-one to
look after the politics OF Kentucky
and the other to attend to the af.
fairs of the Government"
Mr.. Boreins retired very much
confused.
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MIXED SCHOOLS.


Berea College is being extensive
ly advertised through this section,
nd We feel that it would be only
right 10 cali attention to the fact
that 1t is school in which both
negroes aud whites are admitted
on equal footing.
Such a school could not live in
Kentucky were it forced to rely up,
on its earning, BUTT is sustained
by Northern capital and Northern
contributions.
We would advise our eoI0red PEG
Pile toAttend this school. II offer
them good advantages. But W,
can not advise our white student
to go there. Those Northern PEG
Pile who believe in mixed schools s.
strongly as 10 put-up money to es
tablish one in our midst are no
sending their daughters or sons I,
this school, so far as We are able t
learn. II they would do this, III,
people down this way would accep
it as strong evidence OF their sin
cerity in the belief that nike
schools are ,he proper kind.
Mixed schools are unnecessary
unwise, unpopular, and have d,
grading and dangerous intluenc
upon the children who atten
them.
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BUCHANAN

a very pretty wedding OF special
interest was solemnized at the res.
idence e Bro. Bali, Thursday, Nov
18th, when Miss Elizabeth Layne
was united in marriage TO Mr.
john c. Buckley, of Estcp. The
impressive service was read by
Rev. Ball, pastor of Kayanaugt
circuit. These two young people
are well known throughout tn,
county and all join in wishing
them happiness aud success in lie
\ Friend
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-12-06

To w iar tho nominalinu. hs VIII
villa and be the successor of tho
Hon. j. b. White in the great ma
tional Legislature,
Mrs, Nunuery is stlll confined
to her room with malaria fever.
Serlbbler
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c. w Lynch, Winchester, lnd.writes
81 owe the life of my boy 10 Fo'eys
Honey and Tar lie had Temhranous
crop, and the first dose gave him relief
We contin ed It's use and it soon brought
him ont Of danger" A NJ Hughes,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-12-06

SAT-, led people are the best advertisers
Tor Foley's Honey aud fat and all who
use it agree that it is splendid remedy
for coughs aud colds or sore lungs,
A. NJ. hughes
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The defeated Republican candi.
date for County Clerk in Johnson
county has contested the election
OF his opponent, and the CONNER
cial is making painful effort TO
say something consistent about
contests, and at the same time in
dorse the action OF Preston, the
contestant. This 1t finds consider
able difficulty in doing, because Of
the manner in which it has paved
the air in the past in opposition to
contests. The truth is that every
partisan is willing to see his own
party win on contests, and many
OF these same partisans are not
willing to grant the same privilege
to the opposing party. Better be
honest about this part OF it, at
least,
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FRIDAY Dec. 6, 1901,
Announcements.
CONGRESS.

The friends of Rowland c, Burns beg
to announce that he is a candidate for
Congress in this district in 1902, sub
ject to the action of the Republican
party He believes that Il mountain
man is rs good as any one
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-12-06
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Charleston business men are
an effort to have Big San
dy gas piped to that city,
4 & Il
Thomas Mossgrovc, Of Guyau-
dottc, and Angelina Newman, OF
Lavalette, have been granted pen
sions Of SO a month,
& = =
\. u. Bsssell, OF Lost Creek, W.
Va, raised a steer Weighing 2,l9O
pounds, which sold last Wednes-
day at the Fat stock show in Pitts
burg, Pa, for $3.50.
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The Standard lumber Company,
of Huntington, has received an or
der from Liverpool, England, for
one halt million rived slaves. This
is the largest contract ever placed
in Nest Virginia.
Is &
Miss May Perry, daughter Of our
towusman Joseph Perry, and MIR.
Melvin White OF Mill creek, We're
united in marriage Sunday,4at the
residence OF the brides parents by
.
Rev, WsD Garrett,-Logan Ban.
ner,
4 4 *
Timbcrmen along the upper Guy
an river are complaining about the.
inability TO secure corn and hay
for their cattle and teams. 1t is
suid that corn is already selling at
ninety cents a bushelin some parts
Of Wyoming and that before spring
Hit may go to twice this amount.
All the corn that is being hauled
into that section has to be taken
across the mountains q distance OF
almost forty miles. The timbermen
are greatley worried over the silua-
tion.-Wayne News.
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The Ceredo advance, an excellent
weekly newspaper, says in its last
issue:
with this issue the Advance
ends another round trip in its ex-
istence. Sixteen years ago the
] paper started out in frail craft
on the uncertain and perilous sea
! of journalism, since which time it
has encountered many storms and
occasionally it seemed almost inn
/ possible TO "stem the tide" and sue
cessfully combat the white caps
OF adversely; but now thanks to
appreciated patronage,our boat has
been proven sea-worthy and we
start on the seventeenth trip with
calm waters and prospects OF a
pleasant and prosperous voyage,
4 4 x
! Twenty five thousand acres Of
coal and timber lands on left fork
OF II Pole, near East Lynne, Wayne
county, have been sold to Pitts
burg parties representing an East
ern syndicate. These lands ar,
among the most valuable in tn,
state, and it is rumored that the
company, which has also 6ough
coal lands in Mcdowell and MingC
: counties, will be in opposition +
the present coal trust.
A line Of railroad 30 miles il
length will probably be built from
East Lynne to Huntington to ge
an outlet, thus avoiding railroads
5 now favorable to the trust. TIL,
| development will begin early il
: the newDyear. Hon. b. j. Prich
ard, of Wayne, controlled princi
pally all the lands sold in the neS
} deal. Logan Banner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-12-06

Charleston business men are
making an effort to have Big San
dy gas piped to that city,