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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
Salt RheG1n
It may become chronic.

1t may become chronic.
1t may cover the body with
large, infamed, burning, itching.
sealing patches and cause intense
suffering. 1t has been known to
do so.
DO not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system
Of the humors on which this
ailment depends and prevent their
return.
The medicine taken By Mrs. Ida Z. Ward.
Cove Point. 3D. was Hoods Sarsapaciila-
She writes: bad a disagreeable itching or
my arms which conclnded was salt rheu1n.
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla ana II
two days felt better. 1t was not long before
was cured and I have never had any skin
disease since"
Hoods gGrsGpariEga
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. IT is positively une-
qualed for all cutaneous eruptions
fake it.
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$50 ACRES
BRING $4,000
Three Illinois and Iowa In
veStOrs Buy Farms
ALL IN THIS COUNTY
Land Sold Is Very Productive
of Cereals,
ALL IN THIS COUNTY

George Newman and Mrs. Mary New
man have sold their farm Of 80 acres,
four miles northeast of Valley Center. 10
E. G. Bell Of Iowa for sl7,ooo. The sale
was made through the agency Of the
realty firm Of John Farmer K Co.
The farm is located on the Chester
creek bottoms and that stream skirts the
edge Of t. The soil is very fertile and
large quantities OF wheat, oats and corn
are raised there every year.
J. J. Moore Of Perry, Ia, was in the
city yesterday getting the abstracts for
1SC acres OF land about three miles south
OF Valley Center. which he bought for
sc 300 He bought 100 acres Of the land
from Sam Caicbazier for $500 and 50
acres from L. r. Casad for 81 500. Both
sales were made through John Farmer &
Co. The farms are located in the bot
toms Of The Little arkansas river and
are very productive. Like most OF the
land in tie vicinity of Valley Center. the
soil is wei adapted to the cultivation Of
cereals.
Herman Kopf Of streator, H., through
the agency of P. V Healy, has bought
J60 acres Of J. c. Merllel for $3.50. The
land is located in Ninneha township. Mr..
Kopf IS well pleased with his purchase.
There are 30 acres OF wheat on the land
which is IL good condition. There are %
acres Of corn, which Mr.. Kopf considers
among the finest he has ever seen.
a large number OF Iowa and Illinois
land dealers have been in the county this
week looking over farm lands and sew
eral big deals are being made. The three
sales reDorted ahoYe aggregate SO. $50.
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Daly Eagle. Delivered. ioe PR week.
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WERE FINED 500 EACH
". x. Goldman and Louis Ebert Con
vfcted ia Police Court.

TEcted Ia Police Court.
Y. K. Goldman, who runs a junk shop
hack Of tbs Mccormick Harvester com
pany's warehouse, and Louis Ebert. who
runs shop at $40 East Douglas avenue.
we're each fined SiOo by Police Judge
Stanley yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of buying stolen property and
falling to keep a record OF their trans
actions with minors Mr.. Ebert appealed
ms case TO inc district court and sir
Goldman gave notice Of an appeal and
was given until Monday to make his APP
peal bond. These are the men who 1t s.
elieged have been buying the brass fix
lures stolen by small boys from the
Warehouses in this city, The city fur
nishes the blanks for the junk dealers &c
make the records on. but the men were
fined because they refused 70 make the
records.
Yesterday afternoon The detectives went
to Goldmans yards and found big en-
CINE pump that was stolen from the en-
CINE yard of Smyth and Sons a few days
ago. The pump IS enc that Is used on
thresher tanks ana Is rather costly. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21

street. lights at prices not TO exceed the
foregoing proposition. Should the city
council desire lights OF higher candle
power we will make bid Respectfully
submitted,
THE WICHITA GAS. ELECTRIC
LIGHT & POWER co.
by James ]. Walsh. Supt"
Mrs. Fred Williams and her son start
this morning for Chicago to visit with
friends.
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ROYALS TO PLAY SUNDAY
viii Cross Bats with Wichita Blues
On Eighteenth Street Ground.

The ROYALS play ban SUNDAY ageirst
the wleh.ia Biucs The Blues Aava been
strengthened since their last galle enc q
hot contest is expected. There wnI De
Swo games AZ Eighteenth street sunday.
and the first game VIII be callsG early
The Royals challenge any team IN city
or surrounding towns
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pump was on an engine in the yard back
OF their warehouse, and was sold TO Mr..
Goldman and no record made Of II, and
this case VIII probably be taken TO the
city court and a state warrant sworn out
charging Mr.. Goldman with receiving
stolen property, which is a very serious
cffanca
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Utilize f.iiA-itstf -e-t.tf
This hotrl baa been rtIe0c,ed and ne1ly
furnished and generality Eftea fer tbs
acr0ufuoia and comfort ~ FiHitura ~
fhe springs fnr prnnrletass sole aesrfa
~ the justly rriehrl-s9 mi8rrat Flfinzs,
hotel and hath lnler Hiii ifaE1 nothing
liElegae o. fieaf0 guests
FUTILE e MARTfE. rfenrtrtofs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13
lVYTON.

George Grace and family visited
his brother.in.law, Will Pace, at
Bonanza recently.
John NJ. Fairchild and family
proprietor OF one of our hotels,
were visiting last week on Red
river.
Pitching horse shoes /, the sat
urday evening recreation here. g
V. Adams and DR.. Grace seem tt
be ahead, although Tommy Stone
and Judge Grace are hard to beat
viii Rice, OF Shan, passed here
today to NOW his sister and fami
ly from Floyd county TO his place.
d. b. Salyer and Hamilton Ad
ans, mercantile men, OF lvyton
are having good trade.
In my former communication
overlooked the fact that We have
two hotels here, John NJ. Falrchilc
and A. Pace. Also private board
ing house, ID. Is. Salyer.
Middle Crock Rover
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TWlNBRANCH.


Wheat and oat crops are looking
very light. Since the late rains
potato crops are very promising.
Shannon and Stone have Just
completed n job OF saving lumber
and ties near Ben Carriers and will
soon begin new set on Sam Roses
farm.
Floyd Holbrook after working
one day at the saw mill here, be-
came partially paralyzed and was
taken home.
The title boy of j. Nj. lobe is
dangerously III Of whooping cough.
Shade Chaain is very i'll at this
writing.
Warrants for five boys, who
broke the law at Morgan creek last
Sunday have been issued. Its to
be hoped now that the citizens OF
that benighted community have
thrown aside negligence and cow
ardice enough 10 step boldly out
and enforce the law against offend
ers. thereby clearing away clouded
reputation OF their neighborhood.
Jim Sparks of East Liverpool
made a business call on George
| lolley last week.
Misses Mamie, Ella and Lizzie
Jobe and Virginia Hughes were
the pleasant visitors OF Mrs. Nors
lobe last Saturday evening.
Deputy clerk Blankenship and
attorney lobe were doing some
professional work last week, BY
way OF taking evidence in pension
claims.
Our Sunday School is doing ar
excellent work, but we ere afraid
that division may come into thu
ranks as to the convention, since
few particulars OF the proposed
convention does not meet with q
he arty concurrence OF the citizens
We hope that full and intelll'
gent report OF our Sunday Schoo
may be made.
We are soon to have a new resi-
dence and a law office built.
We need a doctors office too, al
we are miles away from the near
est physician.
! Squire Jobe's regular law term
begins the % inst. The docket vii
be very extensive.
Kentucky Colonel
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KETURAH.

There is plenty OF rain and crops
look fine in this neighborhood.
Dodge Blackburn has just fin lsh
ed planting corn, and says If frost
don't come before December he
will raise fine crop.
w. II. James said he was going
to take In the Buckskin Bill show
at Louisa 18th.
VIM. Riley, wife and children
We're visiting at Webbville Sun
day.
Gordon Smith passed down our
creek Monday.
Logan Cooksey is clerking in
John Arthurs store at the mouth
OF Poorhouse Branch.
U. G. Haw7 is hauling handles
from the hickory mill on Gait to
Louisa.
w. V. Roberts attended the ded.
ication meeting at Sand hull Sun
day.
George Leslie, Of Hulett, made a
business trip to Gait last week.
X. l.. Barrett is building a fine
warm house on his farm.
BennIe Rice is working for w
II. James.
Ben Haws passed, down our creel
Saturday enroute to Fallsburg,
Uncle Landon Carter passed
down our creek last week with TIVE
fine yoke OF oxen.
Mrs. Clara Hartman, who was re
ported sick last week, we are glaC
to say is better.
Uncle Charley Jones passed vi
our creek Monday.
VIM. c. May visited Adam Har
man Tuesday.
The Long Branch Sunday Schoo
will decorate next Sunday.
w. V. Roberts went to the show
at Huntington Tuesday.
Mrs. Angeline Kiser is contom
plating visit to Garner.
Dee Shortridge is carrying tn
mail from Keturah to Fallsburg.
Dennis
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Jack itarris and Miss Alice
Belle Martin, OF ,spreSton'burg,
have been visiting friends andrela'
tivcs AT this place
Squire J X, Leslie, who has been
sick for quite awhile, is couNalese-
ing.
Our Sunday School Is progress W.
nicely under the surveillance 6t j.
y, Herald
l.. Polk Harris, who recently re.
turned from rr shw6ol, Miss" has
gone TO Buffalo creek on an cNPcdi-
ton,
Born, to Mrs judy Adijuelon,
juno the 9th, line .arsg gtrl.
Clint Leslie is maknG speedy
preparations TO h&Nta house built
Look nutfor the raiIrold, mr
lhcar her wuiSlHng arpHui th,
Katie horn bend. Binr Buck
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Tlarriage OF Rev. E. M. Stafford
and Miss Carrie Stafford
Announced.

Cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Rev. + NJ. stafford to
Miss Carrie Adna Stafford, at the
NJ. +. Church, South, on Wrdnes
day, June 18th, at s 80 p. m. Rev.
Stafford is the preacher in charge
at this place, and the bride is the
daughter OF +. NJ. Stafford, OF this
place.
We had some fine rains Satur-
day night and sunday.
j. ID. Preston, OF whom the coun-
ty bought some land adjoining our
court yard, is now removing the
barn from the land. He is also
under contract to remove his store
house and open the street from
Main TO Second street on the west
side of the court house. This i'm.
provement will add very much to
the appearance and convenience OF
our court house property, as well
as the appearance of the town and
convenience OF travel,
sherman Conley and others have
returned from Oklahoma Tor Il
home on Big Sandy. They say
that they could not get used to the
Iclimate nor the water there.
Rockefeller
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past, but doing u lively mcrcan.
tile, farming and logging business
now.
sit in the Office door and look
out upon the grand old Leslie
homestead, settled Just one cen.
tury ago 10y Robert Leslie, accom-
panied by his aged father, William.
William, Robert and Martin, tho
grand ancestors -four edltor,slum-
beer here. THIS is halowed ground.
These grand old Scotch-lrlsh PEG.
pie are worthy Of the deepest rn-
gard OF their descendants, as they
have over commanded the unstlnly
ed respect Of thel. neIghbors. ]
Old Gray
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13
LUNI)A

M. F. Gambill and wife visited
in Boyd county last week.
II. A. Thomas and w. NJ. Gard
ner, OF Charleston, W, Va, were
here last week.
Tom Boggs and Wayne Osborn
went to Elliott county last week TO
buy hogs.
A. ]. Evans and HI. Lyon went
to Louisa this week.
Geo. Hatfield, Of Flat Gap, was
here Thursday.
John O.Sagraves lost fine horse
recently.
M. l.. Moore was here last week
in the interest of Dixon, Moore 4
Co.
Harve Lyons has his corn plant
ed.
Kazee Bros. have their new mil
almost ready for work.
Next Sunday will be the annua
foot washing at Laurel Hill church
Jasper Evans went TO Rich creel
this week. Blue Jay
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PlKEvILLE.
Butler Charles Shot and Danger
ousIy Wounded by his Cousin.


We have had two weddings here
since our La. fctttr. James Press
Powers, of SalyerSville TO Mrs.
Kentucky Furrul, otthis city. Rev.
j. II. StumbuHgh, OF Blaine ollici-
atiug and VIM AuNier, son OF \.
j. AuXier, II Miss Rehoeca Elliott.
The people here wish them much
happiness.
la an alrraN on Raccoon creek a
few days ngo, Roland CHARLES Shot
aud dangerously Wounded his
cousin, Butler Charles. 1t Is
thought that the wtundcd man
VIII die.
Young Widt Parsons, ono Of
Uncle Sans gallant boys In biuc,
has just returned from n nearly
two years stay in the Philippines.
He has manyiutcrestjug tmngs to
relate OF his experience as a SOL
dier. He seem, 10 think that We
have, all things con~nlrrrd, paid
very dear price for tn Philip
pines
Judge J VI, York, who is 'an az
torney here iorthc G. y @ Rail
way Company says therr IS NO
doubt rs to their intention 60
build the BIZ SJnrIg extension al
once,
Among the latest registered at
the Williamson House We notice
r. II. Langhorn Richmond, Va
Coon Mats aud Gun Wrllman,
Catlettsburg; john G. Taylor raz,
well, VA; G.. : Nield,, Louisville
A. c. simpson, Charleston; Joseph
Cohen, BallimDrtS J.. W. Bok,,ye
Richmond Va; w. - craig, 81
Louis.
Among the latest at The Connolly
House;
I J l., Chrinstroug and wiir, Bal
timore 90, b and Bcccher staple
ton and Manuel SnlAors, Paints
vile; u. \. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 j. W. Taylor, Chariotls Tics br.N
b. Petit, New Canloui j. a, Mss
man, lruntan.
John a. Nausaut,Ut tho firm .
Vansant, Kitchena& Co. Ashland
arrived here saturday on business
We are informed thar there vii
be newspaper started hurr soon
Allan Quatcrmhn
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DENVER

Prof. j. b. Wheatley, OF Noun
tain College, spent sunday at j b.
Bays, on Jennies creek. He re.
ports a good time as he spent the
day in service hunting. Come
again Prof.
James, Addle and Montford
Bays, three OF Johnson county'-
best young teachers have secured
schools. Montford at Asa, Addie
at Riceville and James at Denver,
James w. Bayes is preparing to
take a trip to Louisa, Catlettsburg
and Ashland. We think that Mr.,
Bays has something in Lawrence
county to which he pays a great
deal OF attention.
Sam Patrick, of Riceville, went
to Paintsville yesterday.
Montford Nanhoose,the hog buy
or passed through our town yes
terday enroute to the head OF Jen-
nie's creek.
The farmers OF this section ar,
predicting this to be good crol
year. Crops are looking fine, mp
plies and peaches are growing il
abundance. Wish they would hur
ry and get ripe.
Willie Patrick will go TO Pike
willie soon, where he ha- "A position
with a surveying party.
~ - 4 =
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three years old. He was born on
Tug River near Mouth OF Big
Greek and came to this place In
1850. He has reason to be proud
of his honorable and prosperous
children and grandchildren.
Thomas Il. scott, not yet past
twenty-one, has been limb
merchant for seven years, and In
the face of many losing entangle.
ments with others, has successful
~ pulled through, TO the admira-
tion Of all.
Mrs. Levlna Runy0n, widow OF
the late l.. G.. Runyon, once Repre-
sentative from Pike in the Legis.
lature, died last week. Thousands
OF people remember their unstlnt-
ed hospitality,
Other deaths hereab0uls very re-
Gently. Rus Prison, Mary pinson,
little Robert, son of j. ". Blanken-
ship, and Aunt Sarah Cassidy,
Aunt Sarah has been a noted WON
an. Perhaps no one OF her years,
and untoward circum stances, ever
carried more sunshine into the
hearts and homes Of her nelghbUrs.
She has most worthy son, the
Rev. Robt. Cassidy Ia your county.
ono aged couple OF this commune
ity deserve more than u passing
notice. Rev. r. l.. May was born
In 1918, and his wife, daughter OF
Allen Leslie, Ia almost as old
Their lives have been full Of faith
full labors and true honors. Their
frugal, simple habits have enabled
them to be always In most comfor-
table circumstances, pointing the
way to success aud comfort in old
age. These old people have reason
to felicitate themselves upon the
honorable places held by their sons
and daughters, who are leading
citizens In their respective neigh.
borhoods.
DIR. Joe Nick0rs has removed TO
Pikevllle. This il II sad blow to
this community, as 1t leaves them
In great need OF an up-to-date ply.
slclan. Can not some reader OF the
News recommend Il good physl-
elan for this most excellent com
munity? Gases OF fever, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Taylor. Dixie Clark,
Roland Burchett and Dallas Blank.
enshlp.
Gulnare postoillce Is most excel
lcnlly kept by 4. j. lloop and wife,
very successful teachers In the
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DWALE.

The Baptist foot.washing is in
session at mouth of Mud.
Lige Porter, the boss fisherman,
caught a 26-pound cat, and the
catch aroused the fishing aSpira-
lions OF DR.. May, who donned a
flsherman's suit, got his gatf aud
gig and several other surgical in-
struments, and what do you think
he caught-nothing
James Hatcher, the boss timber
man, has started up big job of
hauling his timer off of Daniels
creek. Jim is hustler.
Joe Wheeler Harris, OF Cow
creek, has been visiting his grand.
father, w. l.. Martha.
Anonymous.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13

the biggest forces OF men In this
section. The Chesapeake Mining
Company had few men at work
and got out coal enough for the 10
comoliv :, and at the Marmet,
just above here, IN were at work.
There are no reports from Elk
river. The mlners from there
were cut tor circus to-day, aud
the operators say there no talk OF
a strike. The reports of the vari'
Gus organizers Of the United Mine
Workers are heard but cannot be
confirmed.
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I N E 2.

Miss Marcia Preston, OF Paints
vile, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
Circuit Court closed Saturday.
The jury reported 80 true bills.
Miss Jennie Williams is visiting
home folks at Paintsvlllc.
Miss Clara Brown, OF Paintsvllle,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4.
Kirk.
Editor G. S. Kirk and wife, of
Paintsville, are visiting their
many friends and relatives here.
J. d. Barret, of Warlield, was in
the city Monday.
b. p. Cassidy, Of Louisa, the
hustling representative Of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Com
psny OF New York, wrote u poll
cies during his short stay among
Misses Gertrude Cassidy, our
popular postmistress and Stella
Brown, left Thursday for "A visit to
Louisa. y
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V, ARFlELD

There is not a bad noighbor or
house holder in Wafheld. ! he
people are all law-ablding, peace
and friendly, All passages at
arms or even small family quar-
rels are past matters OF record.
There is not drop of intoxicating
liquors sold in the town. The
stranger visiting Warlield would
be struck with its beautiful loca.
ton, its surrounding hills, and the
uniform river in front. The streets
are 60 feet wide, and church spires
and 3 prosperous stores and black
smith shops are Indicative of pro
gress and intelligence. Aud We
have tlue Sunday School and reg.
ular services at the Methodist
church. Yvt these good people,
like all living creatures, have their
troubles or PARISHES.
Wo had q rainfall OF 3 inche,
Saturday and Sunday and hall
stones fell as large as bird eggs
Tug river rose 81 feet. Falling at
present but head rise expected.
Our new phone line works well
and we call up Loulta operator
and Lockmaster at times necessary
Brothers Holbrook ana Alley are
working for the souls OF the com
munity and deserve due credit ia
the good work both present, j. y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13

Gov. Beckham has appointed a
number of delegates from the State
at large to the international Min
ing Congress, which meets at Butte
Mont, September !, 3, 3, 4, and 3,
1902, and in the list appears the
names OF Douglas Putnam, Jr., OF
Ashland, and John G. G. Mayo, of
Paintsville. Eastern Kentucky
could not be betterrepresented than
by these two gentlemen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13

Under an act passed by the Gen
eral Assembly at the recent session,
no State bank organized prior TO
1898 will pay any State tax this
year. The general revenue fund
will thus be reduced about $4,000.
Next year, these banks will pay
only about one-fourth Of the taxes
assessed against them, which will
reduce the State revenue about
100000.
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Uncle Henry Taylor is still able
to furnish corn aud meat TO such
as nre mol csrntul To provide
Barney Foley returned from
Missouri even years ago with a
largo family and dead broke. In
that time he has paid for a good
farm. We commend him to the
man who is going west to find a
good country.
Wamp James and Puss Fraley
are moving on nicely with their
big timber Job at Squire Collins.
worths. II the water favor them,
they viii realize nice profit.
THOMAS.
This village is the terminus OF
the Prestonsburg mail route, eigh-
teen miles distant from the latter.
! The Incz and Meta mail passes
/ here daily. So Thomas, with two
daily mails can not complain ON
/ that line.
| But they are not happy. Brushy
/ Creek is the. line between Floyd
and pike, aud Martin only a mile
away. Hence the Speak Easy, a
stranger comes in, aud the boys
are hilarious first, disorderly sec
0nd and settling with squire Heke
Damron third. The boys say they
will surely take the News as soon
AS they recover from this little NJ.
| fair. One boy said 1--WE are right
between the devil and the deep
blue sea- which ever way we jump
we are into it. Squire Ieke in Pike
land Squire Collinsworth in Floyd,
give us the "hot end" every time.
"Jes so, young man; Jes so" You
study n moment, aud see a very
simple way out.
G. w. blackburn has sold his
mercantile business to Harlow Me-
Coy.
Elmer Collinsworth, late partner
Of Baily Taylor, in n throwing gem
eral store, has sold his interest to
j. Il. Collinsworth aud is out for a
new location.
Mol Gose, who very recently lost
his dwelling and barn, with their
entire contents, has material for
new buildings. Mel Is n hustler.
Miss Dolly Stepp has been grant
ed first grade certificate and VIII
teach Big Branch school.
GuLNAiiE.
uiclc Allen Taylor Is ninety
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LICK GREEK.

There was church at ChInch
chapel last Sunday.
Miss Vadie Castle is Vary ,ick
with measles.
Roscoe, the lutte son bf Mr. and
Mrs. @. II, Carter, whG has bcen
sick, we are glad to say is better.
Luther Pigg was calling on n
w. Castle last Friday.
Mrs. Jessie Webb has moved
Georges creek whcit b She viii ma
her future home.
Il. j. Dalton was ON onr cr
last week,
jim comptonjand wife con-
plate a visit to hheir grandpa
soon.
Mrs. Laura Webb was W
Mrs. Rosa Webb last week. I.
George III tlo has returned
Dlngoss, WIN.
Miss coa Thompson, OF
Vile. was calling ON relatiJ
Sunday >"
W. !. Compton, Of Bus
was onionr creek last wee -
Let IS hear m EmerI
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MOUTH OF COW.

Our energetic merchants, d. b,
Leslie, and ii. l.. Porter, are doing
a thriving business.
Deputy clerk, l.. Crit Leslie, has
been busy issuing licenses.
Mr.. W. =. Bevlns, who has been
III for some time, Ii much lmproy.
ed.
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The State Prison Commission
has closed a renewal contract for
the labor OF 400 convicts at fifty
cents day each. This is the high.
est price ever paid for convict lab
or In Kentncky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13

We hope to see the courts and
jurles OF this county so enforce the
criminal laws that the epidemic
OF crime with which we have been
cursed for a long time will be
Mined out.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-13

Congressman Burton,who fought
Big Sandy's appropriation in Con-
gress, has withdrawn from the
race for the denomination The
Hanna organization is against
him.