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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25
WINlFRED

Henry Daniel has been on the
Sick list for the past two weeks,
hutis better,
/ W. w. Daniclawas in to see his
brother Henry Tuesday,
Fairthild and wife, of Asa,
visited Horny Daniel and family
Sarday,
Miss Rena Fairchild, of Elliott
Countrywide has hren making her
home with her brother.,G-las Ben
Cantrell, returned home few days
ago.
Miss Mary Cohtflll, OF Magonin
county isylsiting her brother, Ben
Cantrll,
Church at Laurel Hil1 Regular
Baptist Saturday and Sunday.
Andy Btlly, So we'll known as n
hustIing huxstor, and wife, were
baptized near mere Saturday.
Lonny Ross and Pharoah vii
liams returned sunday from Law
renee county Ohio
Some Of the boy, atLaurel Hin
sunday werea.IIule too fun, aud
their heads were too light or too
heiyy TO balance Wen so they mad
rocks III their pockets, We suppose
TO properly balance themselves.
oh, when viii Young men learn to
respect public worship and not
make brutes Of themselves.
We are glad to note that Judge
Harvey Rice Is looking so earnest
y after tho blind ,lgers 10 our
county, and wc shall expect better
morals
We have 10 Squire Dorton, OF
this magisterrtldtstrtct, an excel
lent officer, Que who VIII faithfully
discharge his duties and is a terror
Q criminals, Scribe.
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ULYSSES

The Borders viii do good saving
next week They have new belt
aud a good supply OF hands,
VIM. Borders, as we stated In
our last letter, was back from the
army on 3S hour furlough. He
went back TO Fl. Thomas in time
for rclI call for the last time there.
They are now enroute to the Phil.
ippinos.
Marion and Harrison .oung
went to Adams last wcek.
Children's services here soon,
John Edwards, of Whltehouse,
preached at Chestnut Grove sat
urduy.
MIR, bishop ard family have
moved from Eekmap, W. Va. to
this place.
Jack Beasley and wifd have NOV.
ed here from W. Va,
6. II. and Marion Young took a
walnut raft 10 Cailettsbnrg few
days ago.
let us hear from Patrick.
Emerald.
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pIKEyILLE

4
The G. x O warehouse aoross the riy
er IL nearing completion.
We have lots OF railroad talE Sever
al lines have been completed in til,
minds Of some Of the people
The people here who are in practice
taking sides in the politics, are uowdur
ing the lull in politics, engaged in tax
ing sides between the two competing R.
H Cos, who are striving to get the adj.
vantage in the right ~ way TOR their
respective roads II IL 10 be hoped that
this competition win not result In the
failure Of either road 10 be built
Steamers have made regular trips to
Pikeville almost all spring
The schools are doing well Quite a
number of intelligent Young teachers
are preparing for the coming cSamina
ton
Eugene Gray has been quite sick, bnt
Ia better
Mrs. Charles Gillespie, who has been
quite sick for some time, is improving
Seventy Ave negroes and thirty-two
mules have Just gone up to the breaks
to work for the c. & o. Railroad Com
pany.
The seaboard Air Line is also work
ing near the breaks
Hurrah for the one that is most in
earnest. Allan Quarterman-
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Frankfort, Ky, April 12'-The
formal transfer Of Attorney Gener-
al OF State from Judge Robert j
Breckenridge, who has held it
since February, 1900, to Judge
Clifton j. Pratt, Of jacksonville, TO
whom 1t was given by the Court
OF Appeals, was effected to-day by
the filing Of the mandate OF the
higher court in the Franklin Cir
cult Court. Judge Breckenridge
left this afternoon for Danyille to
resume the practice OF law. He ex.
poets to start out on his campaign
for the gubernatorial nomination
before the summer is well advanC.
ed. Mr.. Whittemore, Of the At.
torney Generals department, to-
day completed the work of edit
ing the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, adopted at the recent session.
In answer to a number OF in.
quiries concerning the appoint
ment Of notaries pnblic, Mr.. Sim.
con Cook Assistant Secretary of
State, has issued the following
statement; The lawn regard to
the appointment Of Notarles Public
provides that the Governor shall
nominate, and by and with the
consent of the Senate, appoint
as many> Notaries Public as to hun |
nay seeb necessary who shall
lold their respective offices for a
.erm of four years. He shall fnI
vacancies in that Office occurring |
n the recess Of the Senate, which
shall expire at the
md OF the next session OF the Sem
ite. During the recent session OF
.he Senate there were quite a num-
Der OF applicants for appointment,
md their names were presented to
he Senate, and by. that body ad.
'ised and consented to. The com.
missions are only issued upon APP.
Dlication and the payment OF the
'equislte fees, hence a number OF
county clerks have written to know
Why commissions issued since the
Of the Legislature
are made for term OF four ears.
These commissions, however, are
or persons whose names have
oeen advised and consented to by
.he Senate just adjourned.
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Anderson Borders and wife, %
Ulysses, visited her father, $. r
Burton.
Mrs, Mary Hays, OF Adams, Wis
lted her mother, Mrs. j, Z, Dean.
last week.
Virgil Prose-, one Of our mos
promising teachers, has returned
from ShelbyyiIle, where he was at.
tending school
Mrs. Julia Ann GusslGr and hus,
band of Adams spent sunday with
her sister Mrs. Jennie Carter, Of
Sandhranch.
Lum Chandler, OF Cherokee. call
cd on his talher.in-law, S. +. Moore
Saturday,
LATE HAYS, OF Adams, spent sun
day With his sister, Mrs. jennie
Carter, OF Ssndbranch,
brow Burchett aud Lock Moore
were ont buggy riding sunday
morning
Mrs.ElA Wcllman aud daughter
spent tho day ~ James Princes
one day last week.
Misses Bertha aud Corilda Con.
ley visited their sister, Mrs. NIrgle
Carter Tuesday.
Our merchant, miller and black.
smith are kept busy In theIr occu,
nations.
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Philadelphia, Aprh2O.-A special
from Natlck Mass, to the Record
saws: Michael Snee, late private
in Company NJ. Twelfth Infantry,
who has just returned from the Is
land of Samar, in the Philippines,
tells the following story OF the
work OF platoon OF his company
which was commanded in Samar
by Lieut.. John b. Schoefiel, OF
Rochester, n, Y:
"Every two or three days Lieut..
SchOetlel sent cut a squad 81 men
into the hills under a noncom-
missioned officer, and | went on
many OF these expeditions. Our
orders were clear aud strict.
Every body found in the hills
man, woman or child-was tu:be
killed. Shoot all hogs and dogs,
was the order, and we were not
instructed to spare the children,
though never to my knowledge
did we find any OF the latter.
u saw vas many as twenty Fill.
pinos given the water cure. |
have seen two or three buckets
poured in, making several gallons
aud swelling the natives body to
twice and three times the natural
size. After the water cure was
over the prisoner was shot, and
the body was left there for the
dogs.
"Once native murdered a SOL
der. ! was one OF a detachment
under a Sergeant who captured
the murderer, with. seventeen com.
panions, all old men. There was
no fight. We bound the seven old
men togetherand shot them. The
murderer we took back 10 camp.
"Nearly every soldier had ma
tive wife. The women had to sub
nit or be killed. | got sick OF such
terrible work. We were part OF
Gen. Jacob H. Smiths command
and had a free hand in dealing
with the natives"
Private Snee stated that he WAS
perfectly willing to make oath to
tho truth OF his statements, and is
willing to testify at Washington IL
he is wanted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25
CHARLEY.

Most Of our people have grip and it is
serving them pretty bad
Married, on the 10th, Mart Moore, Jr.,
to Miss Susie Griffith They will make
their future home at Matte, where the
groom lives. May their lives be as one
bright, cloudless sky. The bride, who
was converted during the recent re-
vival, will be baptized Sunday by Bro.
Rice, with several others.
Born, to DIR. Wheeler and wife, on
the 18th, girl. The DIR has been wear.
ing his stand up collar ever since.
Amos Thompson, who lives about
two miles from hero, had the misfortune
Of getting his house destroyed by fire a
few nights ago. His wife was sick and
had very narrow escape.
Prayer meeting here every Sunday
night,
Mrs. A. L. Burton visited on Little
Blaine last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams Of Fugitt
Johnson county, visited at DR.. Wheel.
er's last week
hiss Nora Pack has the fever.
Arthur Mead has moved into the
house vacated by Dol Hinkle,
Blue Hawk.
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DENVER.

This pretty village neStlaS among
the lovely hills OF Johnson about
seven niles from PaiutsviIle ON
Main Jennie's Greek. Every man
on this creek who Is not named
Rice, has brother-in-law, who Is,
and there is nota bettcrcommuni-
" in Kentucky. The people are
well.to-do and law-abidlng.
Complaining is well advanced
and stock has come through the
winter in good condition.
People are being offered enor-
nous prices for their land. The
"boom" is on ard no mistake. Sam
Patrick says they wake him up at.
midnight to bid on hi, land.
Bob Leslie passed through here.
In the interest OF the NHwS aud
Rural Free Delivery, and says he
had three offers for his farm the
past week. Hold on, boys, this is
just the beginning.
Billy Spradlyn, formerly OF 30.
nanza, has fine farm on Mill
creek AZ is moving things lively
Sh rman Rice, the timber king,
says his firm was lucky IN moving
their timbrran in prices. They
have only about two thousand logs
left in the creek II they haul thoI
coming year, it will DO on . large
scale.
County Clerk James Price has
bought another farm and Is doing
business on a large scale. He is
the man whose election was con-
tested. He won III the Circuit
Court but the case has been ap.
pealed. Rot ! Why can't a msn
hollow 'nough and quit when he
has had good llcking2
My good old friends aucl9 Jack !
and aunt Lizzie Patrick are quite
feeble but they have fought a good .
fight. They have turned their
store over TO Iank Rice, aud Dock |
Milan is running the farm.
The only people found on jon.
MES creek who had not changed |
are Jack and Wiley Rice. They |
were leading citizons twenty-nlne
years ago and they are stlll black |
headed and as frlsky as kids. Their
estim2ble wives are still enjoying !
good health.
j. b. Bays has built up a nice
homo. His sons and daughters
are among the most enlightened
teachers in the county. We'll done
Pete. Pluck and integrity will
win.
Willie Auxier, OF East Point, has
taken tho widow Patrick farm, and
the widow has removed to Paints
willie
The two stores OF Denver are |
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25
a conference committee.

1t was certainly through no lack
OF effort on the part OF Representa-
tive James n. Kehoe that Big San
dy river failed to get into the
House bill. Scores of other rivers
were entirely ignored. The com
mitteeman took care OF their own
districts first. Congressman White,
of tho Tenth, made good speech in
the House in favor OF Big Sandy.
This district never before had a
Congressman who made as thor
ough an investigation of the re-
sources OF our valley, or who put
up as strong fight for the inter
ests of the river.
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PAlNTsvILLE

J + Ratciih u the firm Of Hagen,
Ratclif & Coaof Huntington, is hore
interviewing our merchants.
J J. Montague Of Catlettsburg. is
here taking DISPOSITIONS for soine Of his
clients
Prot ] G Talberi visited home folks
Sunday and preached two interesting
sermons
j G. G Mayo has sold his property
on the corner Of Main and Mil streets
where Paintsyiile National Bank is sit
uated tod 4. Buckingham.
Mrs. 7 5 Kirk now has charge Of the
postotiicr aud has moved same to the
law Office Of her husband Y.
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penng in thi. vicinity.

perng in this yicinity
Jack Curnutte is suffering very much
with a sore jaw cAnsel from having a
tooth extracted
Thongs ouruuttes face is badly pois
one,l
Mrs ] c Moore has breu very sick
FOR atew daysbut is improving.
Hays Carter was seen on this creek
SUNDAY
David Berry is doing gool bushes,
husterug
Aunt Sarah curnuttc {, slowly gain.
ing strength.
Measles are ~ ging in this SECTION.
Corn is scare and very high can
hardly le purchased at any price ar u,
eDboly has 70 buy
Fine prospects Tor a good peach crop
Walter testers family is all down
with measles
What IS tie matter with Brp Billy
q Y Moore aud wife visited J g.
Moore sunday
We wep sorry 10 hear Of Dr. Daau
being shot but glad that he was ua,
badly burt
We had growing rain Monday
Walter Iohr visited hi- si.ior Mi-
Itpt,. Cprpptt. S.,.1.
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rets

cur lHfey school liars a largo
h't. 'ldAtt'
'9'N 'tl'fN pad MS leg broken
"lll'eAl wura clearing Friday.
10Y, " " lranhnm Will ne pas.
lpf OF Mi.f'au church until Sop
l',nu't
=, ~ hluuot aud Annm
aud Allrn kinucr were shopping
~ a,''tl,hufs ana Huntington
~ 49,
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ApotroR.s RAn p11anr

Two years ago, as result Of Sc,
we're cold ] lost my voice. writes DR. NJ
L Scarborough Of Hebron, Ohio, then
began an obstinate cough Every rene
dy known TO me as practicing physi-
clan for So years, failed, ana | daily
grew worse Being urged to try DR.
Kings Now Discovery for consumption
coughs aid colds, ! found quick relief,
and for the last ten days have felt bet.
tor than for two years Positively
guaranteed for throat and lung troubles
by A NJ Hughes SOC and$l. Trial bot
ties free
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John lobe has gone to Moundsyille,
w. Va, to work for the Standard Oil
Company
Emna Crossen and Martha Hughes
have gone back TO their homes at Ken
oya,
BE Carter will soon begin peeling
tan bark for Col. Northup.
While Jim Compton was making his
departure from Twin Branch Sunday
he was heard to say, 'I'll never 20 TO
grandmo's any more.
our Sunday School is progressive and
our people ale looking forward TO a
grand SUCCESS in way If this work this
season
S. Il. Chailln attended County Court
at Louisa Monday.
Ceya Taylor visited her little pla. =
mate, Gales Adkins Sunday.
Mamie job visited at Bussej vile re-
Gently,
Col R"se,o our timberman is up Blaine.
The Oslo Goods Co. il soon TO build
a large and capacious store house at the
forks of Twin Branch. Jack
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pIIls WILL INTEREST MOTHERS.

Mothor Gray's Sweet Powders
for Children, Cue FeverIshness,
Bad stomach, Tcethihg Disorder,
Break up Cold, move and regulate
the Bowels and Destroy Worms.
They never fail. over 30, COZ ties.
timonials. Atall druggists, 2jc.
Sample mgiIGd free. Address Al
lon ), Qlmsted, Lie Roy, n. Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

Representative Kehoe, OF the 9th
district, has introduced a bill pro.
yiding for the annual printing OF
franks used in sending out seed.
Under the present arrangement
the secretaries OF mem bers are
compelled TO go over every pack
age Of seed mailed, writing the
name of the men tbereupon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

While the 100000 provided for
Big Sandy river in the Senate
amendment is only halt OF the
amount asked Of the present Con-
gress, our people are and should be
well satisfied, II it finally becomes
law. This is sHfflclent to build
two dams above Louisa, one in Le-
visa and one In the Tug fork. This
Will put slackwater to some good
veins OF coal and start the develop
ment. Col. Jay II. Northup, OF
Louisa, has thus far devoted more
valuable time and money to the
cause OF securing appropriations
for the river than any one else, and
1t Is time some OF his burden was
being taken upon other shoulders.
The project has been successfully
carried SO far now that the hardest
OF the battle is won. The govern
meat is practically committed to
the completion OF the slackwater
system. Let our friends all a'oHg
up the river take a more substan.
tisl interest In this most impor.
tant matter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

The United States Senate passed
the River and Harbor bill just as
reported by the coming committee,
carrying the Big Sandy river and
Others amounting TO about ten
millions. This brings the bill up
to seventy millions. The House
refused 10 accept the amendments
and the bill was put into the hands
OF conference committee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25
FALLSBURG.

The excitement that has been
raging here since Ralph Marcum
was killed aud George Cooksey wns
shot has subsidized aud the CONVEX.
satlon is a. present about Cook
sey's examining trial. Twl Depu-
~ SherilTs have been here sum.
moning wltnesscs,one for the Com
monwealth and the other for the
defendant.
Our Police Judge, Ed Webb has
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JOHNSON COUNTY
--latest News teens From onr Adioining County
- ,-5@ESl

ruu by Mr. spradlyn and by Police
&Rico, The Notary is Mr.. Chas.
Patrick and the sick are well cared
ior bg pr. Lester, This same Or.
Lester is a remarkable man in
ability, energy and business sagac-
itl. or course, like the rest OF the
Nj. p's he halls from Lawrence.
Willie Patrick Is a leader in farm.
Ing, teaching aud society, y.
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The G. & 0. railroad has always
given us reasonable merchandise
rates up this way. In fact the
rates are low. The c. & o. has lines
TO the markets mos. generally pat.
ronized by Big Sandy people.
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CHEROKEE

John Sanders and son visited his faith
er-in-lsw Sunday.
Lish wellmsn passed through here
enroute to George Swetnam TO do some
painting
Winfield Nickel has come back to
Harry dainbill's from 6reenup comfy
to make his home
Fanny Bates visited her slstcr AZ
Blaine Sunday.
The Odd Fellows viii give a free din
er here Saturday
Sarah johnson visited Nanny SWEET
nam last week
Rumor says there will be u wedding
here soon
LIT MS hear from Two Mile and Viii
bur. WhiWoorwill,
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heuralglc pains rheumatism lUmbasl
and sciatir pains, yield to the prnctrat
ing Influence u Ballard Snow Lin
incut Price 25anl j0ccuts
A NJ Hughes
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RICH CREEK

There was q big crowd here for church
,unday, but no preacher.
Farmers are very busy fixing for and
planting corn.
Mrs. Rosa POndland is visiting her
parents
Sunday Schools are starting and pros.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

An ounce Of prevention is worth n
pound Of cure and bottle of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup ysed in time is worth
a staff of physicians with drug store
or two included. Price % and 5Oc
A NJ Hughes.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The friends of Rowland c. Burns beg
to announce that he is candidate for
Congress in this district in 1902. sub
1ect to the action of the Republican
partS. He believes that mountain
man is as good as any one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

Wouldn't it be interesting if the
Big Sandy valley should get two
railroads along the Levisa fork and
one down Tug?
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lust Across the Ai3et.
: Invest Virginia.
LAGssAKaAnAAxaAasaa.An.sAI

Jay Ninson, OF Ferguson, W. Va,
has been appointed administrator
OF the estate OF the late Harry
Watts.
y y
n. 3. Ferguson, prominent
teacher of near Cassville, has been
spoken of as a candidate for couu-
ty superintendent OF schools In
Wayne.
Mrs. Booth, OF Toms Creek whose
serious Illness wo noted last week,
died last Friday In her Sith year.
Her maiden name was Vaughan,
and she was neice of Mrs. Lucy
Adkins Of Wayne who is now
about "a years of age.-wayne
News.
Mrs, Lucy McComas, who lived
on Prices creek, near the Cabell
county line, died on Wednesday Of
last week. She was about 81 years
of age. Her maiden name was
Hensley, a sister OF the late Pat
rick and Alexander Hensley. She
was the last OF the family except
one. The younger brother, Elisha
still lives, but is quite an old man
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. j. d. Garrott.-Wayne
News,
The Carpenter Electric Light and
Power Company, OF Catlettsburg,
KY, was Incorporated at Charles.
ton, w. Va, with an authorized
capital stock OF $4,000, of which
$4,000 has been subscribed and
paid in. The incorporatOrs are d.
Fl. Carpenter, c. P. Carpenter, T.
II. Carpenter, II. Darlington and
Richard Queen, all OF Catlettsburg.
The Huntington Masonic Temple
Association was incorporated to
erect Masonic Temple at Hunt
ington. Capital stock $4,000. In.
corporstors oil OF Huntington.
-
All the records in the case OF Sid-
ney Cole who at the last term OF
Criminal Court was convicted or
murder In the second degree and
sentenced by Judge Stapleton to Is
years in the penitcntiary for the
killing Of VIM. Terry, the ship car
penter OF the Keystone State, has
been completed and on Wednes-
day were placed by the attorneys
for the defense In the hands OF
Judge Stapleton for his signature.
A desperate effort will be made by
Coles attorneys to have his case re.
madend to the Criminal Court for
u new trial and they are very hope
full OF success. The attorneys for
the defense have prepared a bill of
80 exceptions, and on these they !
expect to have a new trial granted.
-Parkersburg News.
4 p 4
A special dispatch from the VII. !
Hanson West Nirginian last Sat |
lrday says that year ago the I'M
on miners at Thacker and Mate
wan, Mlngo County, VIVA, came |
out on a strike for a recognition Of
heir union. The mines were prac-
.ically idle for several weeks but
he companies succeeded In carry
ng on their work with nonunion
men. The strikers for some months
rave been waging 1t seems, a hope
ess battle and have finally decld.
ID to abandon the fight In this
leld, The strike was formally de-
Jared off to-day.
1t will be remem bered that there
vas serious tronble about year
go between the miners and the
yards. The whole matter was
brown into the U. S. Court at
'harleston, though the cases
galnst the miners have never
zen pushed.
n y y
Whites cream YeLmifuge not only eff
ectnally destroys worms, 1t also in
reases the appetite. aids assimilation
nd transforms frail child into one Of
dust health. Price % cents.
A NJ Hughes.
RDR nEDG rtIADEE
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Coughs cured quickly by 7oley's Hon.
cy and rar0 Refuse substitutes.
AN Hughes.
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BORDERS CHAPEL.

There will be preaching here
next Sunday by Rev. John Cheap
Wiley and George Williams at.
tended church at the forks OF
Georges creek Sunday.
Miss Lydia Borders has return.
ed home from visit to her sister,
Frank Chandler and wife were
visitors here Sunday.
Roland and Florida Borders, OF
Ulysses, attended Sunday School
here.
Miss Lura Deborb attended
church at Chestnut grove Sunday.
Our Sunday school is prospecting
with Kiah Brown Supt John Pres
ton teacher OF first class, Mrs. Mao
man Borders, second class and Joe
Preston, card class. Miss Minnie
Williams, Sec, and H,W. Williams,
Treas.
Class service every Sunday after
sunday School. Thelma.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

The -nu Hf-lll- remedy forkil
ncy awlhhift diaea Folt NI.
nry eurr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-25

Foley's kidney cure if taken in time
affords security from all kidney aud
bladder diseases,
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PNEUMONIA ROBBED OF ITS TERROR
BY Foley's Honey and Tar, 1t stops
the racking cough and heals and
strengthens the lungs, If taken in time
Il will prevent an ettack Of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes A, NJ Hughes