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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Verntif1tes.

Gin ebemaliasr Cirrus Glomn ilt
ioeben bunoert Sabre alt eeporoen.
Gas 1T ein ebrpiiroises Sitter, ober Die
g8ibe, tpelde beutsuta9e bon isinen
4ollegen DerbrCGen tueroen, lino nod
ebrtuiiroigeren glters.
Ser jebt Gibirien ourbquerenbe
befunnte ameritanilbe JteiieIGrift=
feaer gbarles Cecil 5SiBmorris, ,ue(6er
natiirli6 niAt ruiliib tann, muB fi9
nit ieinem 9eutIb, oas ct mangelbaft
in elmer SEEM Dorter S6ule gelernt,
bort ourdbelIen. vWer bier oeutib
ipreden fann. lit 9err", i9rsibt ct an
oas Stem Yorter Sournal. st rdtb
Der amerifaniiden Sussno, oeutl9 gu
leruen. ~@rie6ifd uno 2atsin", iagt
er. uiino ibmeres &epaf, aber NIT
einem bls6en Seuti6 in Der Sano=
talde tommt Sbr ourd bic sanSs
g9elt,"
Ser fur6tbare 8ranb in Sadion=
bile, Gla., lieB ertparten, oab manhe
unIerer gerii6erunss @eieQihaiteu
our6 beuielben einen tDbtli6en G1!aa
erleioen miroen. Sieie Grluartuna
sebt in grfiiQuna. 3.pei YennIplpa=
nier Geuerperliberunes Geieuidaften
iino als birette Golse oes Branbes in
Saflonoille bereits in liquidation se=
treten. uno meitere meroen, nie bon
Gadmdnnern beriihert miro, fol9en.
Bel bem unGebeuren Waflen Der
6euerldaoen Betrdee lit bies niGt gu
oerpunoern. Sm Tinansiabre 1898
80 beliefen Tie li6 auf $9,09l, ,960 /;
1899 1000 auf SIS, ,750, 400 ; 1900
1901. einidliebli1 bes eafionbiller
5haoens, bon 101 Millionen, auf
s22. 800, $50.
Cine beionoers fir i'm Muslanbe
geborene unb Der 2anoesiprahe niht
mdhtiee 2eute tpihtige gntIbeioun9
muroe BON Oberseridt oes Staates
yetp eSeriep ab9eseben gs hanoelte
Iib um eine Glage zines Nrbeiters Der
Dunbee Woolen Co., Der IN Der Gabrit
ber lebteren berlebt poroen mar. Die
@eieui1aft ltlbte iid in ibrer 8ertbei=
oiguna auf Elm Sofument, laut iDelhem
Der &ldger auf alien Sbabe,lerlab bers
sibtet. Eas S1riftitiif NOR bonn 5e-
tretdr Der GeiellIhaft In engliiher
5prabe absefabt unO bon oem be-
treffenosn Mrbeiter. Der nur ilabild
ipribt, unterfhrieben. Das @eri1t
entihieb. bab oas Dofument feinen
Wertb babe, neil lein Snbalt benz 2ld-
ger niht binreideno betannt geacben
iporben lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Sieten Sabre int Bette.

nWerben Wunber ME aufbDren 2" fu
frasen f6 bic 6reunpe BON Srau 6.
peale BON 2awrenee, &an. sie wue>
ten, baB bic 5rau felt 7 Sabren tpesen
9tierens uno Qeberleiben, yiersGfsfeit
unb ausemeiner Sdwade oas 8eit Bit
ten mubte; aber ,pret Jlal1en BON
electric gitters tradten mid auf bic
8einc," 70 i6reibt iie, vunb na6 bret
Wcnaten fablte teb mid tpie cine neue
perlpn." Sir Trauen, welde au
&rpfneb, @iidenldmersen, NersSltat,
Sdlafciisteit, Sdmermiittisfeit Sbn=
mahtss uno Sbpinoel>Infalen leiren,
1T hisle Mecisin Gin srpBer Sesen.
prpbtrt Iie. 3ufrieoenbeit pirp saran.
tirt in 5. 6. Miler II. Sobn's Npotbefe.
Nur 90 Cts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Ncttete sapei potat IoOe.

puniere flsine 1r9ter 9atte einen fri
tilhen anfatl BON &eudbuiten unb quft-
rObrenenbiincuna" ihreitt 8rau gB. 6.
pastlano prn Nrncnt N. g., ,aber ibr
geben rurbe purh Or. Sings yiew
Discovery serettet, nahpem ale anneren
MroiSineu febllhlugeu. ln1ere GiAte
eatte SbwinpluAt In pprseiidtem Sta<
blum, eetrau6te ebenfaqs piele NUMBER
bare Nteoi5in unb 1T beute ppGltdnbie
9eiunb." Desperate Salsz unD Sum
gerlelpen i1wnpen ppr Or. Sings
Weptcal Discovery, pie spr feiner an=
oeren Mepisin. llnfeblbar fur 5ulten
uno erfaltunsen. SOC unp 81 TlalAen,
garantirt Don S. 6. Mi(ler II. Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Die 3riessftcnern ppnt L. sui

at.
Nm L. Suli treten Die bonn gonaref
oDrgenonllnellen Nenoerllnaen an Den
fogenannten Grie9slteuern in Graft.
Wollttdnoig aufaeboben tperoen Die
Sieuern auf folsenoe @egenndnoe
Bantbefs, BILLS Of 2aoing fir ben
@rport, Bombs pber Oblieatiouen ourd,
rantle=@eielidaften, 8eiddoiauncs-
Gertififate. Gertifitate Of SepoIit, an
oere Gertifitate, Gauoummi, Sanoels=
Wtatler, Si6tmedfel, grpreb=auittun-
gen, Sebensberii1erun Shiff=
fabrtss, sSnlanb= uno Seuerperlibe=
rnnaen, nnfall=. 6ioelitp= uno sseuer=
Vsrliderunsen, padtpertrdge, Dofu=
lnente fir Setlariruns i'm 3oll6auie,
0ppotbefen ooer llebertraeun9en an
5ruifees, parfiimerie,l uno fosmetilde
Nrtltel, Stimm Beoolmd1tiaunaen,
Vertaufs.yepo epollmddtiaungen. Sanb=
mehlel, proprietair Mebi3inen, pro1
tefe. telegrapbilbe Nadridten, Sele-
pbon-Nadri9ten, Ser. Staaten YoIt.
gsloanlpeiiun9en, 2agerbaus Quit=
tungen.
Sie Gteuer auf folgenoe Nrtifel lit
nidt aufseboben, aber bod berabgeIebt
moroen, uno anar uie folet:
gier, bisber So per JaB uno u
prosent &abatt (; iebt $l.6O per Gab
uno n pro3ent Rabatt suriidseso9en.
gias Of grdanse (ausldnoilG) 4
Sents tiir je 500; jebt 2 Gents fir
ie 800.
Giaarren, bic mebr als 3 pfuno per
1000 mieaen. $500 per 1000; jebt
% per 1000.
giaaretten, bic niht mebr als orei
pfuno per 1000 piegen, sl.5O per
1000 !; iebt folbe, bic nidt mebr als
50 per 1000 wertb iinb, Is Gents per
pfuno. uno iul6e, bic mebr ais So
wertb iinb. 26 Gents per Yfunb.
@isarrea. bic nidt mebr ols orei
Bfunb per 1000 tuiesen, 81 per 1000;
jebt 10 Gents per Piunb.
Geiiions= urfunben, so Gents auf ie
$500 !; jebt unter $250O frei, iiber
$500, Is Gents auf ie $500.
2e9ate. 10 um9ednoert. bab 2eeate
zines mobltbdti9en. reliaiOlen, literari=
iden ooer unterridterliden @baratters
nod bem /. Mar5 1901 nibt mebr be-
lteuert mer0en.
3ablunss Snpeiiunsen per Sele=
graph u. |. No., ourb @rpreB GeieG=
idaften II. I. tp., Die auBerbalb Der
Ser. @taaten sablbar lino, 2 Gents
auf ie 500.
paHaee d. 5ifsts, 81 bis S; jebt
iteuerfrei unter $50; fir ie $50, so
@ents uno iiber $50 auberoem SO
Gents.
grobuften Gertdufe uno 6onoels=
bOrfen Sent auf jeOe 5uriifae3altene
800; 8ertdufe tpirtli6 transportirter
Waaren frei.
Sabat uno Gbnupitabaf, IL Gents
per pfuno iegt Elm &abat bon 20
Broaent. :
Sic 8rie9sifeuern auf anoere Yro=
butte uno Sofumente bleiben porlQuIio
in Strait.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Notis.

Office beS GitD @Ierf.
ge,u 9bhabelpia, Sbio. g. Stunt 1901.
gs pirb bterlnit ylotis eeeeben, baB William 8.
Sooper Charles u. &olp unb sSobn s. geltp aul
fnfteu Gaae bes Stunt 1901 bcint Stabtratb eine ap-
pIifation etngeret baben nt 8epiliguug uno 9lnto=
ritdt fir ben 8au unterbalt unb 8erieb eues Gten=
bahuueIeiies fir eiue eleftriide Giienbabu
9e9tnnenb 1ol9ermaben on Der n6rbIiten Gprppra-
tions9reuae ber qenaunten Stabt bann iblih on Der
Sebenten StraBe bis sur Greusuns Der St9b Strabe,
Sauare bann 5iiblib al SiibBroabtpap bis 8ur gor=
pprotipnsereuae. eiuihliebItd ber 8riden iber ben
5uscaramaS.sylnB nnb ben Sbip=Ganal oann nbro=
fidb ON groabfpap bis 3ur &reu3ing ber aD StraBe.
hann meftltd on Hap StraBe bis Sur &reu3uns Der
SebenteH StraBe.
Genauntes @eletie muB gebaut unb genannte gtlen=
bobn betrieben perbem III uebereinitinn,ung init ben
9ertiguuIen uub 8ebinsunsen, pelbe bet Stabtratb
ipdter por1breiben tpirb.
@euannte 9lpplifatipn ipirb bonn Stabtratb arn 10.
Jnli 1901 perbaubeIt meroen.
&. 8. 80. Dpbb,
Z Gitp GIerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

Sus SO. perIdBt ,iibIida fa9renb Wfolflon Inn
$50 Suitus 8 40. Canal Doper .2l. Nep YbGDeip1ta
1928 lbrthspine 7.43, Sluibing 8.52 Wns; Infnnlt
Bridgeport 1000 0m.
8us ge. perlabt nbrbItf fabrenb gribssncrt nm
43O, TIuiDing 5.34, ubribspIe .38 ytem Nb,laDelt
phia 6.55. GanaI Doper 703 SutlS 734 Nnt.; Au1
funIt in Maiiinon 7.50 gnl.
ane bic obiaeu 3lse tabren tdali1. onssenommsn
Spuutags
guuntass,ase btrlaHen Ren WbilahsiSbta:
sbrbdb jobrenb nm g. 81 @m 2.37 gs1n unb e.55 Js1t
Glblib fobrenb um 7.28 Wn, TO- Dnl. nno stm
ele,trijde gtrabenbabn smifden Bridgeport 9e
laire Weartins Gerrp unb GBbeeltng
R. @. Garreu,
General YafogiersN9en
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

Sdlansenneiter, per 9ubeno Sc.
s}ad in gor 1c. per Stiif.
Grimion Sets lc. per Gtif.
Veluolus 5ountains 1c. per @tud.
Grasbiipfer lc. per @tiif.
Bear! Batteries lc. per @tiif.
S9lansen, 2 fir Sc.
Gdoer. lc. per stiif.
@Omiide &er5en, lc. per etiid.
Natlonal Siite, SC. bas stuf.
ylltole fir blinoe Yatronen, 23c.
Soppelldufi9e piltolen. 1Oc.
Gunboat uno Grader, oas Neueite unb
8rOBte, lc. per Stif.
Bomb Gepeatlns Warbles, 1c. per
EStjif
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
SDDt1t /!
Sang !
piett Wiertelt !!
Tt55 :!
SiH !

gSir no bere miufen 99ir babn ben ar6Bten s int
2anoe aa sauft CUR hbibn 5er Su nobpenois it,
9 5adn no gu preeu oaB m Seormann taufen taun Simrs
&aden S6mdruer Jassen 6lassentu6, 3unbdnire 2eiet
biee preiIe aufn1ertan1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Tabrrreiie tod 8uTalo
ueber bic Wcnniplpanias2inieu fir bic pcn
Nmerfanlid)e Musfenuns.

Ggfurfons.1idets nod Buffalo fir bic 9ons@meri=
fonid9e ausitelung nb jest auf allen Statipueu Der
8enniplponio=Ginieu gum Werfauf Ste SSabrpreiIe
BON geip 8bilaoelpbta: g., iinb pie fol9t
3idetS 9ll9 5ur RidtaDrt i'll 10 9agen 1920
Sidets 9ttg Sur Gidfabrt IN Is Sagen $3.50.
Saiions 9itltt9 aur idfabrt bis am 81 Otto.
ber $1l40
Speaieae Wo9en-Grflro .lietrts 9iiltie anr Gid,
fabrt bis nm 9ouueritag Nt,tternntbt mad Dem 9u=
hlm oes 9erfaufs peroen oil 2tenitagen perfaut fir
$5.40
SouriitensSdets su ipesielleu Raten fir Gusniioe
iiber Buffalo nab 8ergnii9ungspl6sen in Ganoba iino
ebenfaas 5u baben. Splte SictetS nb out fir eiuen
Aufentbalt in Buffalo sum 8eiud ber 2lusiteIune,
Deun IN Buffalo 81 ertra besablt ptrb
Sir iyabrplane uuo fpeitere Nusfunf fpcnbc man
fb an u. o. Bratt, 2,det A9eut, 9tep 9bilabelpbti
=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
Scfmd)t @inpna Safe.
Sin an,iebenccr SommersSnfcn fir Hube, Gr,
botuns uub ltnterDaltmng. .''


botuns unt ltnterDalt,ius. ~.
goinona Sefe Sno, ou ber Yenuiplponia- lit
cin on5cbenber Sommer=Sofen fir Berpneu, tpeld)e
9tuoaft, uuterbaltllng unb 8eiehrung nit Jfube uno
Grbnlung gu pereiuigen miuG1en. 8ieer Tlab lit Der
StB ber Mtnono 8erianmlung unb SpmmerI6ule
uno miro ldbrl bon pieen Perionen beIudbt ipeldbe
bon ben 9eboteneE oor5gIden sebrmitten profitiren
uno ibrperib gCftQrf meroen ourt bte gefuube lint
g.bun9. melte gnpna Safe beriibnt geinatbt bat.
Sic Sation ipurbe am Is. Iat erbffnet uub BON bie=
lem Outnm oil perben iber bic YennIDlpanta Stnien
Grfurfons.liets, 9iilti9 Sur Eidabrt itnerbalb Is
Sn9en perfauft 3teie Stdets ino iuabrenb BEN Wtos
noteu Wtai Stunt Suli uub Nugnft erbaltlit. Ser
9erfauf Der GrfuriionsStrtets be9oun eben-
tols om Is. @tot nnb banert bls am IA. Septemher.
9eie 1tdets finb 9ilg 5ur Gidfabrt bis ON II. Sep
telllbar.
llmfafienbe susflnft iber ben nitbDnen @iuona.
See", ote 0erIamntlun9 bic SDmmeridule uip. ipirb
gerne ertbelt penu mon on Soerrn Spl 6. Gttep,
Setretdr. WinDna Safe Snb.. i9reibt. Nufraeen be.
tres gIturons Jaten, ssabr5eit up. ioaten OF bic
Site.Ngenten ber Teuu5Dlpaniu &inen pber on s..
son 9uieu. Ailitent General 9aiiosierMgent gittsr
burg, Ya, geritbtet tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

Nad benz Genius Ei1nmt Mauila
nit 244,00 ginpobnern bic II.
Stelle unter ben ameritanil6en 5tGo=
ten Elm. Sb oas nibt bod man6em
Mmeritaner ipanii6 porfommt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

SIenelanh Bebutnf am Gnse bon insgaisrRraSs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
GrfrriionS Naten ftir Mus=
fiige wn, 4. sSuli.

GrtnrTpns=Stdets iperben fiber bic Yeunplporta-
2ueu perfouft nerbcn fir 9lusfliQe a1n a. Suit ste
no erbdltll g. unb a. Suli in iraenb elmer Sicfet
Stattnn ber Rennplpanta=ainie ipeitlidb BON Btts
burg nat Stattonen on bieien Sinien innerbaIb 200
Wfeiicn I'M lmfreiIe @iltts sur GIdfobrt big en=
ihlieblitb am 5. Sul Sir ginaelbeiten iber Gaten
aib fyabr8e,t penoe man id on bic Sidea9enten Der
Yenniplbania=Siuien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

Grfmrfipnen 1acb Columbus iiber Bic Nennipis
pduidsSnien.
Mm 8. nnb 8. Suli tnerben fir bic bemofratiibe
Staats= =Gcnpentpn Grfurfpns=SiGets nod Columbus
ilbsr bic YenniplpaniasSini pertapt 9ulti9 aur
Jtidfebrt bis am IL. Suli.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

The Arlington Hotel, Cor. Main
Cross and Perry Sts., Louisa, KY,
has just been opened with G. C.
Cassidy Manager. These are ex.
perlenced hotel people, having run
the "Palace Hotelp at Williamson
a number OF years.
The Arlington is new building
throughout, we'll furnished, and
the table supplied with the best
the market affords. No pains are
spared to make guests comfortable.
Rates 81 toS2 per day. Porter meets
all trains and boats. The'patronage
OF the public is earnestly solicited
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
INTERESTING STATE NEWS.
, FOUGHT THE GUARDS.
The Providence mines Attacked by
Men Who Recently Removed
From MRdisonNiIic.

Darlington, Ky, Oct. IS. - Men
;nmped near Providence, in Webster
county, who recently moved from
Madisonville, attacked the Providence
mines Monday moming at o'clock.
4 battle with the guards followed,
and many shots from Winchesters
md reyolvers were exchanged at one
mine. The other is still working.
The men were driven off. No guards
we're wounded. The sheriff has gone
% the camp with warrants.
Manager Nesbit, of the Providence
20, was fired upon Sunday afternoon.
! Sympathizers with the strikers Wis
ted the employees houses and warn
ed them that they must quit work.
Unknowns fired into the house of an
smploye and wounded two men
slightly. Sunday night at I o'clock
the men made another attack, and II
8 thought some of them were wound
ed. \ full force of Providence en-
ployes has been working steadily
The managers says they will continue
to work with the presence of soldiers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
FROM ovERWoRK.
An Instructor ut the Kentucky State
College shoots HimseIf-Cnn
Not Survive.

Lexington, KY, Oct. l6.-After at
tending two classes and Immediately
following chapel exercises David Ar
nett, aged 81, senior and instructor
at Kentucky state college, whose
home was at Troy. Ky, sought the
seclnsion of friends room on the
third floor of the dormitory at noon
Tuesday and sent pistol ball into
his brain. He can not recover. Mel
ancholia from overwork is the only
explanation offered. He had express
ed the sentiment recently that life
was not worth living. He borrowed
the key to the room OF W. +. Kelly
and f. c. Taylor. classmates, on tho
preteXt of wanting book. Inside,
he securely fastened the door, secured
a pistol belonging to one of the stu
dents from a trunk, lay down upon
the bed and, with the revolver at his
temple, pulled the trigger. Those
who heard the report thought II was
from the chemical laboratory. He
was alive when the door was burst
In at o'clock, but never regaincd
consciousness.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
Troops AT jacksonville.
tdjt. Gen. Murray Recommends
Their Withdrawal, Now That
Peace Has Been Restored.

0wensboro, Ky, Oct. 14.-G ". Bcct.
ham came here from Frankfort Sat.
urday night to see Mrs. Beckham. who
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. AID Mrs,
J. A. Fuqua, and was met Sunday Mt
ernoon by Adit. Gen. D. r. Murray,
who came from Madisonvillo CT .ho
governors request. Cen. Murray rec
commended the withdrawal of the
troops from Madisonvillo for the rcn.
son that peace has bten restored,
Both the miners and milne oper.
ators have surrendered their arms
and have promised upon their liunnr
to maintain peace. The governor will
no doubt withdraw tho troops. proc
ably Wednesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

The object OF every mans life is
the pursuit of happiness. 70 be
happy In age, he must accumulate
a competence of good conscience
and cash.
F. II. Yates will write you a pol
cy Of Life Insurance, in the oldest
Company in the United States aud
the largest in the world, which
will give you absolute protection
for your family while you tarC
growing old and pay you a compe.
tenco in cash, for the enjoyment oI
your old age, il you live.
F. II. Yates, Manager Eastern
Ky. The Mutual Life INSURANCE
Co., Of N. Y. Founded 1S43. Larg,
est in the world,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
LITTER FROM PAT GROVE.
The AiieEed Abductor of Eddie Cud-
Rhy, omahn, Oners 10 Surrender
on Conditions.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. il.-Chief OF Po-
lice John j, Donahue Sunday received
a letter from Pat Grove, naming the
terms on which he win surrender.
'1herlttlcr came In care Of un Omaha
newspaper, 10 which II Is published,
aud covers Is closely written pages of
manuscript, The poStmark is illegi-
bic, but the letter WINS mailed at 5
o'clock in the morning and reached
this city at in the evening of the
same day, indicating that II had not
Travelled 4 long distance. In the let
ter Grove agrees TO give himself mp
at once and stand trial for the Md
naping Of Eddie Cudahy provided
he is not locked up until jury Shall
adIudge him guilty. lie says he is
unable TO furnish bond in excess OF
$500, aud demands that bail be fixed
In that sum.
Omaha, Neb., Oct i5.--Edward \,
Cudnhy, In a notice to the public,
withdraws his reward of $4,000 offer
ed for nrrest aud conviction OF the
persons who lddunpcd his son Eddie
on or about December is, 1900,
Omaha, Neb,, Oct. iG.-Chicf of Po-
lice Donahue is engaged in arrange
ments 10y Which he hopes 10 be enn.
bled 10 accept the conditions laid
down IN Pat Groves letter for tho
| lntterS surrender. He has most of
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 14.--Albert Mes.
bet, the young man who may come
into u half million dollars through a
chance meeting, has stronger reasons
than ever TO believe that he will &c,
the estate, 1t was left by an old
bachelor uncle in the south and con.
sists largely Of land in South Caro-
lima. The uncle had q number OF
heirs, but decided to leave his estate
to the one most deserving of it. He
Investigated and found that Nesbet
was an excellent young man and in ad
dition had the misfortune to be near
" blind. So he made his his heir.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
LOUISVILLE PRIZE.
Peter sterling Won without Touch
of whip, Holding His Gait Like
Piece Of Machinery,

Lexington, Ky, Oct. Is. Saturdays
postponed card was contested Mon
dny. The track was slow. Despite raw
weather the attendance wus 1000.
Mnzette won the 200 pace in straight
heats, leading the field around To the
wire each time,
Henrietta won the 2;25 trot. She
was $50 TO field $50 before the 1fs,
he,,t, and $50 to field sd before the
third.
Three stakes, total value of $1,000,
will be trotted for Tuesday Peter
Stirling. winner OF the Kentucky Fn-
turity last Tuesday, Monday night
sold as favorite at $50 to field $40 in
the $4,000 Louisville prize. There are
six entries For the Walnut Hall
Farm cup, $1,000, cdptor is fnyorite,
at 500 TO field of nine $40 Five will
start in the Mcdowell $4,000 stake.
Onward Silver, winner OF the Trnnsyl-
yanin, is favoritc at $50, Togglcs SIS,
field SIS.
Lexington, Ky, Oct. 16.-Peter Ster.
ang won the $4,000 Louisville prize
without touch Of the whip and
holding his gait like piece OF superb
machinery. The winner OF Tuesday s
Sle'ooO futnrity passed. under the wire
iirst IN each heat rlth length to
spare Royal Coat led him in the first
mile to the stretch and finished sec
ond, hawthorne third. IN the next
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Hopkinsville, Ky, Oct, l4,--A tobac.
co growers convention, composed OF
delegates representing the different
counties of tho IIopkinsville and
Clarksville tobncco-growing districts,
win be held at Clnrksyille on Tuesday,
october %, for the purpose of form
ing an organization for cooperation
and self-protection against monopoly,
and looking To the advancement of
the price of tobacco to its legitimate
value
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CHEMICALS EXPLODED.
Post Onlcc, Drug store and Millinery
store nt Lovisport, Burned-Two
Men BADLY burned.

owensboro, Ky, Oct. 1.-THE post
office, shaifer's drug store, DR.. G. II.
Pitts office and Miss A. Hopper's mil
linery shop at Lewlsport, Hancock
county, were burned Sunday morning,
The contents Of the post office and
millinery shop were saved. The origin
Of the fire is unknown. loss about
$4,000 sam Pate and John Ellis were
badly Injured by the explosion of a
can Of calcium carbide that was in
tho drug store.
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STEPPED INTO LIVE GOALS

. when child a burned my foot
frightfully, writes w II Eads, of Jones
vile, Va, which caused horrible leg
sores for 80 years, but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve wholly cured me after everything
else failed Insallible cure for burns,
scalds, cuts, bruises, sores ana piles
Sold by A NJ Hughes at 95c
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Louisville, Ky, Oct. l6.-Mrs. Rob
ert H. Burns, bride of few days,
related 10 the police that her husband
had left her after relating that he
had another wife living from whom
he had not been divorced, and that
he feared wife No, wns on his truil.
Wife No. 2. who wus Miss Cora Long
acre, of New Albany. Ind, says that
she did not Try TO detain him after the
disclosure w0s made.
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Washington. Oct, 15,-The following
fourth-clsss postmnsters were com
missioned; Dry Run, Scott county, &
Il. Rogers; Pierce. Green county, c. A.
Curry; Poole. Webster county, II. j
Allen; Ruthton, Madison county. w
A. Moherly; stafPordsville, johnson
county, Ralph Stafford; Tutham
Springs, Washington county, 1. p
johnson; Walton, Boone county, ]
q Tomlin.
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ForSale.

A nice 4-room cottage home situ-
ated just below the mill, fronting
railroad, in Louisa, Ky. Size OF
lot COX lO5 It. Good stable, with
lane to same, nice yard, good gar
den. House plastered, papercd,
two fire places and two flues. Jus
a nice home. VIII sell cheap, one
half cash, balance on easy pay
ments. B.P. CAssApY.
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owensboro, Ky, Oct. l6.-T. A
Brown, of Muhlenburg county, wor
the first prize in the old hddlers' con,
test here Tuesday night, and Jap Ssh
first prize In the second contest
Muhlcnburg was successful in the
county contest, and In the town con
test White Plains won,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Nicholusyille, KY Oct. lS.--Master
Commissioner j. II. Welch was bitten
by mad dog He left Immediately
for the rasteur institute at ST, Louis
number of animals were also bitten.
The dog was captured after much diff.
icnltN and Killed.
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Louisville, KY. Oct l5.-The friends
Of Henri Watterson have begun to
payo the way for his nomination for
governor OF Kentucky, lie avoided
those who sought statement, and II
Is generally considered that his can.
tlidney is the real thing.
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Murdcr Cascs pInnlissei.

Grcensburg, KY. Oct. 1.-THE ex-
amining trial OF James +. and Joseph
L. Cantrel, charged with the murder
of W. L. Mudd, resulted in the dismis-
sal Of Joseph u. Cantrell and the hold
ing Of James Il. cantrell to the grand
jury lie was released on 81 900 bail
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Louisville, KY. Oct, lS.-E. B. Nu-
gent, for over so years one OF the
leading dry goods merchants here,
died Monday of old age. He had
nmassed fortune, but recent reverses
caused him to retire.
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Newport. Ky, Oct. is.-The book
for the fall meeting at Latonia wal
issued Monday. There are 20 bo 10
racing days, beginning Saturday, oc-
tobcr 20, and ending Saturday, No
vcmber l6,