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ana cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. " the child urin-
ates too often. II the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-25

ARE AGAINST IT. Labor leaders in
this city are arrayed In open opposition
to the bill that the Retail Grocers' 1850
citation will present to the legislature mt
the coming session to allow the garnis
hoe of 10 per cent OF the debtors wages
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-25

Is A SOLDIER John pezai, a mem
Der Of the Unitsd States army regular
artillery, Twenty second Regiment is
here for visit to his parents Pezai s
regiment is at TT. Sheridan and he will
r5lurn there after the holidays
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Excursion Rates 20 State Dairymen's
Convention at Champaign, III.

Via the North Western Line Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates January and Z, limited to return
until January 0, 1908, inclusive. \ D
ply to agents Chicago Il North. West
ern Ry.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-25

WILL COME HERE M anitowoc is to
have the 1903 state convention of the
National Fraternal League. having
been selected at the convention held in
Green Bay last week.
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1t excites the wonder of the void, a
magic remedy, liquid electricity, that
drives away suffering and disease
Rocky Mountain Tea. Soc. F. G..
BUERSTETTE
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When woman confessesa her age she
thinks TO let you know how much
younger she ia than her Younger sister.
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The way to praise anything woman
wears is to tell her how pretty she looks
In It,
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by druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet tell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-25
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty, vgor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-25

ing all aboa: H. including many OF the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer
q Co.. Binghamton. ~. T., be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake but remem-
Der the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kill
mers swamp Root, and the address,
Binghamton, N T., on every bottle
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urine scalds the flesh or II, when the child
reaches an age when 1t should be able to
control the passage, 1t is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon 1t. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swsmp-Root Is soon realized, Ii is sold
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
spRINGB.ALE


Bud Berry aud little niece, Miss
Hattie were at Mr.. Poe's last sun
day.
Sue Carter and Virgie Moore at
tended Sunday school at Dry Ridge
Sunday |
q. 7. Berry has been visiting
Oscar Fraley of Elliott.
School at this place is tlourishing
nicely with Green Wellman as
teacher.
Mollie C.. Graham and brother
Oscar went TO Busseyvilla Satur'
day and were accompanied home
Sunday by George Sturgell, oI
Madge, and Milt Pigg, of Bussey
willie.
Miss Lora Poe attended church
at Matte Sunday
Mrs. Rebecca Wellman spcnt
Sunday at James Moores.
Church here sunday evening by
Rev, r. +. Rice. We Two
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SMOKEY VALLEY.


Our school Is progressing nicely
under the Instructions of Miss FL
len Millard.
Our Sunday school is ono OF the
best in the county. Joseph Hutch
lson, who has rightly been called
the religious standard OF our vicin-
ity, is superintendent. He is al
ways on hand.
We have preaching four SUNDAYS
In each month, and sometimes
five.
Preparations are now being
made for sunday school rally.
AS the writer sat by the roadside
last Saturday what did he see in a
big cloud OF dust but Wm. Large
and Miss sylvia Pack, accompanied
by their friends Miss Resa Meek
and 0key Vaughan, driving rap
idly toward the residence Of Rev.
NJ. Copley. Investigation proved
that the former couple Nere united
in marriage. They received hear
ty congratulations from Il few
neighbors who had gatheled in,
and joyfully drove away, But
they had just turned the first cor
ner when another cloud OF dust
was seen in the opposite direction,
and In the midst OF II was John
Thompson and Miss Trixy Dit-
mond, who called afthe same resi-
dence and for the same purpose
that the fist couple had, and there
while sitting on their horses they
too joined hearts and hands forey-
er.
They are all very intelligent, in
dustrlous,a and we'll respected young
folks,and may their lives be crown
ed with happiness, is the wish OF
Peck's Bad Boy.
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An otherwise pretty good farm
er who, putting in an acre OF pota-
toes in a sllpshod sort of a way
each year, had never been able to
get over 30 to 60 bushels per acre
got a pleasant surprise when he
gave his twelve-year-olG boy an
acre of landsto have what he eou d
raise upon it, the boy planting i
in potatoes and harvesting -
bushels. The boy first read upon
potatoes, planted selected seed
took good care of the crop and beat
the old man all to pieces.
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die1 yesterday.

diei yesterday.
Robert Sleitztaum, the exp ess
agent at Fordsyille, and j. II. Boat
ner, the man who shipped a pack
age said to contain $2S,OOO from
owensboro to Fordsville, Friday,
are under arrest. Sleitzbaum
claims that he was held up and
rubbed OF the package Of money
Friday night by two unknown per-
sons, who afterward gave him
"knockout" drops and turned him
loose to wander at will. He was
arrested at Glendcom and returned
to Fordsville. Boatnerwas arrest
ed at Irvington while on his way
to Louisville. Both men are un-
der guard at Fordsville, and Sleitz-
baum's examining trial will take
place Monday, Officers are work
Ing on the case and believe they
will develop big conspiracy to
rob the express company.
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Skaters all Records

Twice in hospital, f. A. Gull.
edge, Nerbena, Ala, paid vast
sum to doctors to cure a severe
case OF piles, causing a tumors.
When all failed, Rucklen's Arnica
Salve soon cured him. Subdues
inflammation, conquers aches, kills
pains. Best salve in the world.
2gc at A. NJ. II . aS.
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Laurel HILL
Born,to A. NJ, sagraves and wife,

Born,to A. NJ, Sagraves and wife,
a boy.
Crops and pastures are looking
bad and stock is suffering for wat
err,
Several from here attended church
at Point Pleasant.
Born, to W. T. Kigsby and wife,
a boy.
The Skaggs boys are repairing
their water mill.
II. f. Williams took a load OF
produce to Louisa this week.
NJ. l.. Mcdowell has returned
from Whi,ehouse.
James Sagraves IL at White
house at work and will move there
soon.
Il. d. Dnes was at ID. II, Skaggs
Thursday.
Peter Miller is driving for f, +.
llolbrooE.
|. NJ. Phillips, OF Martha, visited
at Ii. i. Williams recently.
}. b. stephens, of Elliott county,
was here last week,
Felix Grimsley, the stock man
OF Flat Gap, was here last week,
Chilt Osborn, of Red Bush, died
Wednesday of fever. He was bap.
tlzed Monday.
Willie and Jesse Ramey and wives
were visitors at A. NJ. SagraveS'
Sunday.
Rev. Samuel Johnson, OF Red
Bush, visited at A. NJ. Sagraves
this week.
We are having a good school.
Mrs. Vicy Kazee teacher.
Hollol brother correspondents,
lets wake up to II sense of our duty
We must write oftener and help
to make our paper interesting.
xxx.
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glinst tue present ollcrts W the
company to prevent them from
casting at the approaching annual
meeting votes which they claim to
control.
President Roosevelt yesterday
ordered that the mortality list OF
enlisted men In the Philippine be
cablod semi-monthly. The order
was prompted by information that
relatives OF enlisted men did moi
learn OF their death for over four
weeks. while the deaths OF officers
were Immediately cabled. The
cost OF cabling an officers death,
on account OF II clphei, Is Sl,5O,
while the cost for an enlisted mans
death is $50
A contest for the Fair millions
seems certain. Many relatives OF
Mrs. Fair are engaging attorneys.
The contest VIII hinge upon wheth-
er Charles Fair or Mrs, Fair died
first. Dispatches from Paris say
b1th were killed outright. II Mrs.
Fair died first the estate reverts.
II otherwise her heirs would come
in for whatever was bequeathod
her by viii, or her dover,
Al the hearing yesterday OF the
suit OF Peter Power to prevent the
Northern Paclilc-Great Northern
merger, it developed that Edwin
Il. Thomas gave brokers' clerk
400 shares OF Great Northern stock
that suit might be brought in his
name, The clerk testified that he
had never met his attorney and
had never seen the papers in the
case.
The international. Typographical
Union yesterday adopted resolu-
tlon instructing its delegates to
the American Federation Of Labor
TO oppose any proposition commit
ting the federation to SOCIALISM
or any other political idealism." +"
Resolutions were also adopted fav-
oring a universal eight-hour law (;
public ownership OF public utili-
ties election OF United States Sen.
ators by popular vole union labels
on everything, and opposing the
single tax theory aud government
By injunction.
At Shenandoah, Pa, last night a
crowd OF miners gave chase to an
lalleged unfair workman and threw
stones at him. A watchman who
interiered was thrown into creek,
The soldiers were called out and
three Of the miners were arrested.
The twenty-five deputies arrested
on the charge OF melting the riot
at Duryea were given hearing AT
Milkesbarre, Pa, yesterday and
were released on bond OF $4,000
for a further hearing Monday. The
| Shonadoah Council has offered re.
wards for the arrest OF persons who
participated in the riot.
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How TO Avoid : ltas

In view Of the near approach Of
the opening of the Louisa public
,eAanl the NEWS thinks i proper
to publish the fotowing from an
emineut physician o Philadt lphia.
schools ate somelim hglHed- Of
contagion, and al proper ana pos
sible methods should he adopted
to prevent the spread OF disease.
Charles V. Chaplin makes the
following suggestions for the teach
ing Of cleanliness among school
children in his article "One Way to
fight contagion Y
Not to spit. it is rrely neces-
sary-to spit on a slate, floor, or
side walk is an abominatlon.
, Not 10 put the fingers into the
mouth.
3 Not to pick the nose,
Not TO wet the fingers with sa-
lava in turning the leaves OF a
book.
) Not to put pencils in the
mouth or moisten them with the
lips.
6 Not to put money into the
mouth.
( I Not to put pins into thelnouth,
s Not to put anything in the
mouth except food aud drink.
Q Not to swap apple cores, can
dy, chewing-gum half-eaten, wins
+, ties, or bean blowers, or anything
that is habitually put into the
mouth.
10 Teach the children to wash
the hands and face cften;see that
they keep them clean. lfa child
is coming down with cnmmnni-
cable disease it is rea Sonahle to be
lieve that there is less chance OF in
fecting persons and things if the
hands and face are washed clear
and are not danbea with secretion,
| OF the nose and mouth.
IL Teach the children to turr
the face aside when coughing anc
sneezjng, if they are facing anothcI
person.
u Children should be taush
that their bodies are their own pri
. vato possessions, that persona
cleanliness is a duty, that th'
: lmouth is for eating and speaking
and should not be used as pocll
ct, and the lips should not tax,
the place of fngers.-Phl. Med
Jour,
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AUGUST 18TH.

A. n crownIng event to the coro-
nation, King Edward yesterday re-
viewed the home fleet at Ports.
mouth.
A German concern declares that
the only salvation for European
electrical companies is to adopt
the American trust idea.
Tho miners aud operators OF the
Jellieo district have reached an
agreement on the wage scale, which
is advanced a cent and Il half a
ton.
The New York Yacht Club has
taken stops to bring suit against
Thomas W. Lawson for alleged
| libel contained in Mr.. Lawson's
published history of the America
cup.
According to data gathered by a
local Portland cement manuflctur-
or, famine is threatened in this
product. The mills cannot meet
the rapidly growing demand.
John NJ. Gerard, Bowling
Green undertaken, has been adjudg-
ed OF unsound mind. He conduct
ed thlrty.slx funerals In thirty-one
days and collapsed under the
strain.
u, NJ. Barry, president OF the Ma
iional Association OF Manufacture
ers, yesterday issued II statement
i. denying that he was a~candidatt
: for the Republican nomination foi
: Vice President.
Sortage of cars, due to the re
quiremeuts for moving crops, ha'
| caused thirty-two schooners, witt
: a coal carrying capacity of nearl.
: $4,000 tons, to lie idle at Baltimor
Q awaiting cargoes.
rhe report that Porto Cabell
$ was taken by Venezuelan revolu
tionists turns out to be unfoundeC
n A marauding party, bent on loo
J. was driven OIL last Monday. Their
was no attack on the city.
d The Kaiser will not suffer hi
J. face to shine upon the haploss pee
Is pie of Posen when he visits ths
s. city. The Posenities are out
g favor and are to be shown what
g. what. Tho Kaiser will come as
h. conqueror to a fallen city and II
to sort of festivities will be permitted
al Will Goforth, white, and AnC
d, Renfro, colored, We're killed {
no straight Creek by an electric llgl
or wire, which had been broken b
Fridays storm. John Whittake
,e aged twelve years, ran under
" freight car to escape the storl
y when an engine ran into the ca
ol The boy was so badly hurt that /
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Louis by the army officers appoint
ed to Investigate the plan, meeting
In st. Louis.
An association has beeu formed
TO promote the building OF a short
cut highway from Chicago TO New
York, reducing the distance from
9S7 miles TO S5O miles and improv-
Ing the road.
Judge Ira Julian, after confer
ence with the attorneys in the
Tom CockrIll case at Lexington
last night, decided on next Tues
day as the day TO hear the prellmi-
nary motions In the case.
Ii is said an ordinance is being
drawn up authorizing the city TO
make a bond issuc for the building
Of sewers aud the purchase OF Cen
tral Park. The ordinances will be
introduced in time TO allow the
proposition to bo put on the No
vembet ballots.
The rovolutlonlsts in Nicaragua
are making strong headway, and
II is believed that President Cas-
tro's forces are in danger Of being
hemmod In from three sides. The
Columbian Government expects
soon 10 have large force In the
field on the lsthmus.
The next meeting oftho supreme
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, In 1901,
VIII be held lu Louisville. The
vote resulted: Louisville, IS; st,
Louis, ss Milwaukee, 3. All the
pythian bodies save the knights
OF Khorassan will go TO Louisville.
This order will meet II 81, Louis.
The Republicans Of the Tonth
congressional district met ycster.
day at Winchester and nominated
John q. White, OF Clark county,
for Congress over his protest, and
over several annpunc, d candidates,
Judge W. NJ. Beckncr refused 10
allow his namo to 20 before the
convention.
Chairman Bobcock, OF the Re.
publican Congressional Campaign
Committee, states that while he
believes the Republicans viii win
In the coming elections, IL must be
borne In mind that the Republic
cans have only once since Gen.
Grants first term elected Con-
gress In harmony with the Ad-
ministratlon.
j. l.. Sutton, former Sheriff OF
Whitley county, committed sui.
cide ut Williamsburg by jumping
from bridge into Cumberland
river. Sutton had been mentally
unbalanced since the assassination
OF Gov. Goehel, Immediately fol
!. lowing which he figured In a sen
sationai outbreak In Louisville
He wus In jail Tor a times under
suspicion of completes In tBe as
sasslnatlon.
The Republicans Of the sixth
appellate district In convention n
Maysville yesterday nominated "
a.. q. bearing, OF Flemlngsburg, 70
. Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
I The Ninth congressional distric
convention was also held at Mays
Vile, and W. II. Gastnsr, OF Boy,
/. county, was nominated for Goa
!. gress. Senator W. ii. Cox and for
1 mer Congressman $. j. Pugh bot
: refused to allow their names to 4
before the convention.
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AUGUST 10TH

Rho Cuban republic desires to-
.ome a member Of the univer-
Postal convention,
ir. and Mrs. Charles Fair, Of
d francisco, were killed yester-
I In an automobile accident In
|hce.
|he Norfolk and Western rail-
III has awarded contracts for
|1lructlon which will cost sevcr-
Of dollars. A new line
'|lg the Big Sandy river is in
.1ed.
'hn st, louis Terminal Assocla.
n, comprising all tho railroads
oring ST. Louis, has decided 10
I'D between $b000,O00 and $5,.
poo In enlarging terminal facil'
In that city.
he first step was taken yes or
looking to the construction o.
anal between Chicago and st
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AuausL. l6TlI.

AUGUST. 1911
Gov. Beckham returned to the
..aie sneampment at Mammoth
aye yesterday to review the Third
regiment.
Gen. Jacob II. Smith has become
seriously III ut the home OF his
broiher-in,law In Portsmouth, o.
The animal meeting OF wall-pa.
,nr manufacturers and dealers,
now In progress, may result In the
hrmatlon Of trust aud an adj
vance IN prices
II is claimed by lis organizers
that the Information OF the Inter-
national Harvester Company VIII
prevent un advance In tho price OF
harvesting machinery.
The Board Of Classification OF
the Quilted States Appraisers In
New York Sesterday held that tn !
50 called holy water from Lourdcs,
France, Is not subject 10 a tariiI
chnge.
a general strike of structural
ironworkers employed hy the
American Bridge Company was
orlgred Yesterday, but was imme-
0lat Is called oil, an agreement
having been reached.
The Grand Lodge Of Elks practi-
|ally completed it's business ut
.bll Lake yesterday, with the ex-
cepiian oflho installation Of OH.
Gers Baltimore was selected as
v,o acx. place q meeting,
The StatN Prison COMMISSIONS
yesterday awarded contract for
iho Iahorot ltty convict, at the
E,ldyyii . pcnitcntidry 10 a Louis.
VILE company Ht iiliy cents day
for the hbpr Of each prisoner,
Col GAynor aud Capt, Greene,
fugitive American contraeturs,
were rclcassd ly Quebec court
yesterday on technical grouuds,re'
latIng 10 the absence dates ~ the
warrant and discrepancies in tn,
4 rrqmsillnn.
The International Typographical
Union yesterday defeated by d
large majority a resolution pro
4 hlbitlng members from Joining th'
militia. Strong speeches wer'
made against tho resolution, and
the eoueeryatorlcs won sIgua
victory.
An advance Of 90 per cent. in th,
price OF farm wagons may resul
from meeting OF the Nationa
NagnnmakorT Association, hell
on Lookout Mountain, yesterday
Manufactures claim that raw ma
terial has advanced that much.
Another pcr cent dividend bring
to a total OF $4,000, GOO the amour
paid to the syndicate which under
wrote the Quilted States Steel Cor
porallon, = transaction which r,
Qulrcd the syndicate toadvanee OF
Isl S25,OO0,O0o, giving II a profit
lp5 per cent. on It's outlay.
The.mothcr Of Miss Gladys Del
|6n Is said TO threaten suit for !
I'D against lie Malln newspaper I
Ifls for printing the story tha
.t German Emperor had indil
.0tly broken up Il romencc b
|cn Miss Deacon aud tho Gle
\ Grown Prince aud dcDonnce
American girl as an adventu
1e Farmers National Co-ope
N Exchange Company has be,
snIzcd In South Dakota wi
100000 capital Is to be used {
.||ding elevators, storage wal
..s ses and stockyards, and anot
burth will be employed in del
IN cash grain and provisio
Die Board OF Trade.
ID Wlllrld Laurier has left 10
.. for Paris and Rome. IL
.led he has exercised a potent
.encc in the imperial conterer
ceping the colonies from bel
Amltted to the policy OF m
RI and naval defense OF the e
b. King Edward yesterday
.Ned the Indian coronati
pops at Buckingham Palace.
n A. n
AUGUST 10TH
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Palma, and are accusing him Of ig-
norance and lncompetency.
The sugar planters OF Mexico
have formed an association TO head
OIL a speculative group OF buyers
who sought to control the indus
try.
A stranger giving the name of j.
II. Bootner created some excite
ment In Daviess county by send
ing $4,000 by express from Ovens
boro TO Fordsvllle.
The government of the city OF
Tlon Tsin, which has been in for
! elgn hands since the Boxer upris-
ing, has been turned over to the
Chinese authorities.
Several hundred armed strikers
drove sixty nonunion men away
from the Rond mines on New river
in Wost Virginia, yestesday. So
rious trouble is feared.
The Census Office has discovered
that inventive genius in New Eng
land is not keeping up, reporl
she wing decrease In patents is
sued to persons in the New Eng
land States during the last decade
The personnel of the new 18th
mian Canal ommlsslon is said t
: practically settled. Rear Admira
) John q. Walker will, 1t is reported
/, be roappolnted chairman, and tn
: only new member will be Senate
: James X. Jones, OF Arkansas.
The contest for control OF th
: Colorado Fuel and Iron Compan
( has resulted In suit by John "
!. Gates and others claiming contro
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

Nv make extensive IMP
ments on the brick homestead an
vii move his family there. This
ia ono of the finest farms In the.
state and contains 500 acres,--liar-
-,A villa News. ~
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c;sI;ssyy;;iiSrs,ri;ssss i;ss''il ENGLISH \,

HgA IL HE'D Apd Geld metallic es,'i ,tsfssc ss.c
tt39 Win hue tibhon. Take no othsri n,s.,i,-,
NIX ns.grroun hubstitutions ana in,,sn. -
M uAnh' NV ~ gour Druggist. o. s.nd ~. ~
-siae. ~ partleularr. Iesli.nyh.'s,s N. ~.
-sRellef for Lad Ca ~ ss,'N, ~
.oooks Mall. iS.SYhv ie..h s,,ss ls."sih @hs.
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Auausrl7.

Havana newspapers are making
violent onslaughts on President
Palma, and are accusing him Of g-
norance and lncompetency.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
naa, = IN Buckingham the
;ention was called to order py
Hon. w y. Seitz. Of Morgan

hnI. W
county ~
election esiimat
.e.. .e..s..A.4lyErrnct