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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
EFFECTS OF THE SNOW
SMALL GRAIN CROPS HAVE BEEN
BENEFITED.
Cattle Losses Are Not Reported AS Very
Heavy-Ground Has Been Given
Good Soaking.

Corpus Christi, Nueces County. Texas,
February G.-Ihcre is an excellent season
in the ground and the prospects are good
for plenty OF grass soon and an abundant
crOp Of early spring vegetables. Cabbage
Is stili being shipped ana all the fields
present a proltnc appearance. There VIII
be big early crops IN this county TINS
spring unless q severe freeze comes ere Fcp-
ruary is passed
Lockhart Caldwell County, Texas, Feb
Tuary "a slow, steady rain fell all day
Tuesday, turning Into slect mt night giving
the ground n very fair season and putting
It in good condition for work. This morn
ing the sun Is shining brightly upon one
OF the heaviest fr0Sts ever seen in western
Texas, and tine plOwcd ground Is melting
down under good, healthy ireeze'
Rockdale. Milan County, Texas, February
6.--Not enough rain has fallen to provide
stock water, though the condition Of the
ground has been improved from the farm
ers standpoint. The streets are muddy
for the FIRST time In several months.
Brady McCulloch County, Texas, Feb
ruary 4--No complaint from cattlemcn
yet but the new snow is covering the
grass and Is likely to cause loss.
Glen Rose, someryoH County Texas,
| Februul'y G.-Small grain tcrlously iN-
| cured by the drouth but it will be helped
! by the snow.
weotherford Parker County, Texas,
| February d.-Snow melted quickly; far
morS report wheat dying for want or
/ moisture,
Kopporl Bosque County, Texas, Febru-
AIRY 6.-The slect and snow will materially
/ help the wheat, which was needing mois-
/ trc.
Rising star Easuand County Texas,
! February Ga four-iuch snow, which Will
/ be worth % great deal to this country.
Hutto, Williamson County, Texas, Feb
| ruury Ca light rain, accompanied by
sleet. fell this week More is needed,
! Mineral Wells, palo Pinto County Tex.
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THE FlREMEN's BALL.
Pleasant Affair on the Taps at Bryar
Hall Tonight.

Pleasant Affair on the Taps at Bryan
Hall Tonight.
The ball OF the Bayou city lodge No. 40
Of Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fremen to
be given tonight at Bryan hall promises
to be one Of the most pleasant affairs OF
the season The hremen will he aided in
their endcavors by Utopia lodge No. 43,
composed OF the Ladies' Auxiliary VI the
order The following committees VIII act:
Arrangement. Bayou City lodge; George
A. Ebick, chairman; Andrew j. Uarrcl ll
Templet. Utopia lodge; Mrs. Alice Walker,
chairman; Mrs. Ivy Hollimon, Mrs. NJ, y.
Rtchie.
Invitation. Bayou City lodge: Joe Monng
han, chairman: Harry Baugh, ia Lowe
Utopia LODGE Miss Bertha Monaghan, Mrs,
Ivy Holimon, Mrs Minnie Ebick.
Reception Bayou city, Lodge; Thomas
sherry Utopia lodge Mrs Mollle Cox
Mrs Katie Swift Mrs Lola Shepler.
Floor Michael Welsh, chairman; a. A.
RttChic, John Ward. George A. Eblck, O.
K. Munger, w. II. H1rtig.
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THREE HUNDRED MILES SHORTER.
Gould Probably Has Secured Atlantic
Outlet IN South

Gould Probably Has Secured Atlantic
Outlet IN South.
Annapolis. Md, February 4-The Gould
interests are believed to he behind a bill
TO incorporate tho Baltimore, pittsburg and
Western railroad. which was introduced IN
both hour,, OF tue legislature last night
Il provides for the construction Of rail
road from Baltimore city Mt tldewatcr to
the Maryland and Pennsylvania boundary
line near Emmltsburg. Permission Is also
given for the line to run soutbwesterly from
Baltimore to a point on the Chesapeake oay.
Robert Grain, who claims to represent IL In
New York, Philadelphia aud 0puer cities,
had the blu Introduced. lie is one of the
parties who recently wrote TO the mayor OF
Baltimore la connection with the proposed
sale of tine Western Maryland railroad. lhI
capital stock Of the new company la placed
Mr Grain SAYS this communication means
now trunk line from Baltimore 10 the
West. The Baltimore, fillsburg ana WeSt
eyu he explains. viii connect tuc Month
oil fields ot Maryland with Baltimore, II
VIII reduce the distance between the At
lanuc seaboaId and the West by 800 miles
and cut down the distance between Bait
more and Iltshurg 100 miles Ia tho case OF
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad, and 100 In th.
case of the Baltimore aud Oslo.
The new company viii make q bid for th,
Western Maryland, aud, according TO Mr.
Grain, should they secure that road, the,
will have TO construct but nifty miles OF
road to make q connection with that limo
lie further states that It win make Buiti
more u center Of the soft coal trade through
the shortest route from the Conpellsvip,
and otbcr soft coal fields
II Is highly probable TINT MIR. Grain 4
representing the Gould interests ana tina
the West Virginia Central md pittsbur;
railroad, which recently made q deal witt
the Wabash. rs Ia the scheme. The new
road OF course. win never he butt II tn
parties can rot the Western MARYLAND Mr.
Grain declares the PENNSYLVANIA has moth
! ing to do with the new company.
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. II, d, Patrick of the Central is in the
city from Austin.
Manager Goodrich Of the Houston East
ana West Texas is ont on the line.
Mr.. c. F0hey, division freight and pas.
Senscr agent OF the Southern Pacific &C
san Antonio, was here yesterday.
Mr. Charles FcwcI. assistant general ward.
master OF the Santa Fe at Galveston, was
here yesterday calling on his friends
Mr. George w, Puget, travelling freight
agent OF the Louisville and Nashville head.
quarters at Dallas, came In frem Beaumont
last night
Mr.. H. A. Jones, freight traffic manager
OF the southern Pacl6c and Houston and
Texas Central returned yesterday from
a short trip up the line
Colonel L. j. Polk Of the Santa Fe came
over yesterday morning from Galveston.
He spent the day here aud left last night
IN his private ear for Austin.
Mr.. s A. McEnery, chief OF the expert.
ment station at Beeville. was IN the city
Yesterday and spent the major portion OF
his time viewing Prof. Attwater'S exhibit
In the Southern Pacific building.
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M. KAMTCHEFF AssAsslNATED.
He Was the BULGARIAN Minister Of Public

He Was the Bulgarian Minister Of Public
Instruction.
Sofia, Bulgaria, February 6.-M Kant
chen, the minister OF public instruction
was assassiuated today In his study by n
Macedonian who pretended he wanted 10
present a petition. The assassin subse-
qucuuy suicided by shooting himself.
NJ NamtcheGs assassin, who had been T.
student at the University Of Sofia. was
appointed to n professionally IN n provincial
town Disappointed Mt not being assigned
60 u position az the capital he had threat
encd the murder OF VI KamtChem The
police knew of the mans threats and were
also aware that there were doubts as to
his sanity; but they allowed him to secure
a private audience with Nj KamtcheG and
the minister's murder followed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
NoTlcE On HEARING.

Railroad Commission VIII Consider a
Proposed Amendment to Grain Tariff.
Austin, Texas, February o.--Thc railroad
commission this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing notice OF hearing relating TO grain
shipments:
II Is ordered that notice be and the same
Is hereby given to all persons Interested
that the railroad commission will on Feb,
ruGry rs take ny and consider q PROPOSE,
tion 70 substitute for circular No 1885 the
following As an exception 10 Western
classification:
Destination OF any carload shipment
may be changed in transit or at points in
Texas wlthoHt any additional charge for
the stop when the hnal destination IL 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
Galveston Notes.

Galveston, Texas, February Civilian
Merritt, a freight conductor of the Santa
Fe, whose run is between Temple and
Bellvillc. is In the city recuperatng from
Temple, II consists Of broken arm. He
expects TO be able to resume his duties in
4 short time
Colonel l.. j. Polk, vice president Of the
Santa Fc, and his daughter. Miss Annette
left this morning for Houston Colonel
Polk will proceed to Austin tonight.
w, G Nixon. general manager Of the
Santa Fc left this morning for san An
gelo, accompanied ny G. T. w. Felt, the
chief engineer OF the company.
James Collision, formerly master mecha =
lie of the Santa Fe at Cleburne, is in the
city.
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GUILE AND INTERSTATE.
Expected that Cotton Belt Win Decide
Whether L VIII BuV It.

Expected that Cotton Belt Win Decide
Whether II VIII Buy It.
Galveston, Texas. February "a reply
D. expected soon to the proposition made
Ny the Gulf and Interstate to the Cotton
tielt to sell that property. II WIN be re-
membered that President Brltton made a
trip OF Inspection over the Gulf and In
tcrstatc aud secured blue prints of both
the road and It's holdings at Bolivar. Since
that time nothing has been heard from him
further than Il letter extending thanks for
the courtcsics accorded him while here. Tho
annual budget OF the Cotton Belt should
believed that tho C{ulC and Ipterstafe nrop
Osltop cAmc up for consideration. In that
event reply should be Forthcoming in the
near future. Should the Cotton Belt pur-
chase the road extensive improvements VII
be made at Bolivar.
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Collision at Austin.

Austin Texas. February G,--As a result
OF collision in tho freight yards Of the
Central this morning two locomotives are
badly battered up. but no one was In
iured. The incoming passenger train from
Houston. due here ut "a. m, aud IN charge
OF Conductor Doran, ran into n switch en-
giue at the water tank. A heavy fog pro
vented either engineer from seeing the
approaching danger until the engines Wcrc
Within scycnty-hyc feet Of each other. Two
engine crews had time 70 Jump and each
OF them escaped injury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
THE CASE WAS COMPROMISED.
Cotton Belt Pays Ten Thousand Dollars to
the State and Saves It's Charter.

Dallas, Texas, February Gone OF the
most important legal proceedings ever FLED
against Texas railroad was compromised
IN the district court Of Smith county yester-
day afternoon. II was suit brought by
the state Of Texns against the st. Louis
Southwestern Railway company by Attor-
ney General Charles X. DaA. The suit was
begun in the district court OF Smith coun-
ty at Tyler last September. The state at.
legged that tho Cotton Belt had failed TO
maintain general Offices IN Texas, con
trary TO the statute and claimed penalties
OF 5000 er,day for two years. Forfeiture
Of charter was also demanded.
The case has occupied much OF the atten'
tion Of the court during the present week.
Judge E g. Perkins of Dallas general at
toruey for the ST. Louis southwestern, went
to Tyler Monday and returned this morning.
While there Judge Perkins made an agree
nent with the States representatives to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
Rate Clerks Return.

Chief Passenger Rate Clerks Greene Of
the Houston East and West Texas, VII
hnson OF the Southern Pacific and Law
fence Of the Houston and Texas Ccntral
returned yesterday from Dallas, whore they
attended meeting OF the rate clerks OF
the various Texas lines. MIR. Greene said
there was nothing Of Importance done he
yond making a slight reduction in the rates
to Kansas and Missouri points,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

Ties Are Now Being Cut for tbs New
Road.
beaumont, Texas, February 6.-Nr. c. c
Waller, who IS promoting the Fert worth,
Corsicana and Sabine Pass railway enter
prise. is in the city, having come from
Houston, where he conferred with Eastern
capitalists who are Interested In the
projected railway. Mr. Waller. says tics
are now belng cut for the road and that
operations VIII begin at two points on the
line within sixty days. He Us securing
options ON fruit lands along the propose
line FOR Boston syndicate, which expects
10 establish fruit farms to be sold to eN-
perienccd truck growers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

Judging from the early start Houston and
points west win send an immense number
OF visitors 10 the New Orleans carnival
The trains on all roads are coming IN with
excursion parties, tho Santa ne, Katy, In.
ternatioual and Great Northern aud others
Houston, whore they embark for New or
leans. The southern Pacific. Of course, Is
handling the major part OF this business
and their trains were crowded yesterday,
morning and night.
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point beyond Ia the direction Of the orig
hal movement where through rates and d
visions are IN effect, provided the contents
moved al nrst destination and that the re-
quest for change is made within forty
Cght hours after car has reached iirst
destination.
hack haul an additional charge Of p cent
per ton per mile with minimum OF 50
per car will he made for all extra or ad-
dltloual service performed.
m the rates TO original and substituted
destination are different the higher Of the
two rates, plus the additional charge for
extra service, n any, must be collected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
krnttsonnitt at Austin.

Austin, Texas, February 5.--Julius
Kruttschnitt, vice president Of the South
crn Pacific; JEFF n. Miller, manager Of the
Houston and Texas Central, and A. v.
Kellogg. engineer Of maintenance Of wa5
Of the Central lines we're In Austin
yesterday evening for few hours They
made a trip OF inspection up the Llauo
branch of the Central, and reported finding
everything In good shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
Has Quit Railrosding.

Cleburne, Texas, February 5,-Mr. James
Collinson, who has been general master me-
chanlc of the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Re Railway company, headquarters in To-
pcka, Kan, is in the city today. Mr.. Col
iinson says he has quit rallroldlng and Is
looking for location. He has some in.
tercsts In Cleburne and some Ia Galveston,
and will 90 from Cleburne to Galveston.
Mr. Colinson was master mechanic OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway COM
p8ny for a long time, and Is a railroad man
of ability and note.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

The Southern Pacific win make an effort
TO get a share OF the Confederate veteran
patronage from Southeastern points. Tho
convention is to be held In Dallas. April
90 IS, and the Southern Pacific is now
sending out an enormous quantity OF liter
airy matter To prospective attendants upon
the convention BY coming 10y way OF the
portunlty OF taking IN Houston on the route
going or coming.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
New RuIIdinns a AblIone

Abilene. Texas February 6--In spite OF
the drouth and cry OF hard times Abilene
has been steadily growing. and huilling
Rtler building has been erected until IL h
safe to say that 100 new structuN,s have
been recently built. Among these some
very handsome residences and fine brick
huflness houses have also been erected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
Through Train Service.

Beginning yesterday the Southern Pacific
put on through train equipment between
New Orleans and san Francisco. This
means that there will be no change Of cars
between these two points. Heretofore
changes w-=e i+++ae as m Psso, The chair
car service also gcrs through nov. For
merly this service ceased at san Antonio
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compromise the suit on payment of a SO
coo penalty by the Cotton Belt. The penalty
will be paid and tho proceedings will be
Withdrawn.
While no very serious consequences we're
expected to grow out Of the litigation Cot
ton Belt representatives regard the suls as
something they were DESTROYS Of getting rid
Of and are pleased with the work Of the
legal department The suit occasioned by
the operations of the master mechanic $
department.
Tyler Texas, February 6.-The judgment
In favor of the State for $4,000 against
the Cotton Belt has been llquidated. Ex'
ecution was at once issued on the Judgment
and placed in the hands OF the sheriff. The
same was satisfied by the railway com.
puny paying TO that officer the amount OF
the judgment This suit as originally nled
was for penalties amounting to over TWO
million dollars
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
Iudnment for PlnIntlff.

Marlin, Texas. February 1.-THE jpry
in the case Of Forest Gather, Jr., vs.
the san Antonio and Aransaq Pass Rail
road company returned a yeS~sst today "a
favor of the plaintiff for $3.50. Tue
damages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
Exoentlons Cancellad.

Austin, Texas, February 0,--The railroad
commission today approved the applIca
ton Of the Cotton Belt and Texas MldlaH1
of seution 3 of the new tariff OF class
rates, said exceptions providing for the
meeting Of wagon competition at certain
points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
New General SUPERINTENDENT.

Dallas, Texas February Objective
February 3, J. NJ Walsh Is appointed gen
eral superintendent N tho Arkansas South
ern railroad. with headquarters AT Rus.
ton, La, vice ], s Cargile who assumes
the position OF superintendent,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
storey Wn Represent Texas.

Austin, Texas February b,-A letter was
received today from Judge RsasRp, In
which he stated that il would be impos.
sibe for him to attend the convention Of
railway commissioners which Il to be held
in Charleston, S. c.. next Sesk Judge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
LADDERS Successor.

Cleburne, Texas. February 5.-J. r..
Mitchell OF the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad Will take the place here recently
vacated by James Lauder, who was III
vision master mechanic OF tho Santa Fe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07
ParIgh nudnet Adopted.

Lake Charles. La, February 6.-At its
session today the police Jury OF this parish
adopted Its budget for this year. which in
cludes $4,000 for schools and SIT 900 for
roads and bridges One mill on the S10O
improvements the contract price OF which
exceeds $4,000. and work upon which VIII
begin Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

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matte and Gouly3 Have YOU VaricocelsS
1hsSe are /aii The result OF the waste or
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DR. MoLAuGHLlNs ELECTRIC BELT
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"DeT, e,S.3 nlSnt soon replaces all the LOST
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a. WI be glad 10 send YOU nv beautirrll,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

Storey will attend In order 10 have Texas
represented Auditor Askpw Of the com
mission Will also be present at the con
yputipn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

Fifth Ward Depot
tsEys 700 am Esrress Tfsia. huive 1000 p,z
Grand Cenua Depot
Lssvs sos ,. m........... Arrive o.o2 N
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W. L. SAUCER, City Passenger and Ticket Asei

Send ten F. b. Morse Houston Texas for co,
Southern Rice Cook Book, containing hundred e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-03-28
CASPER

There will be preaching here
Saturday night and sunday by our
pastor.
Curtis and strother Thompson,
OF Hubbardstown, were in Buchan.
an Saturday.
Misses Georgle Buskirk and Nell
lie Blllups were guests OF Miss
Blanche Mikels Saturday and Sun
day.
Zach Bellom J, OF Rove creek has
moved his family to Zelda, where
he exp cts to clerk in the store for
his father.
Lizzie Gross, Celia Bellomy, Cur
It's Wmitu ana Bill Bellomy have
returned from visit to relatives
In Catlettsburg.
Florence Stewart, OF Rove creek,
visited friends at Hubbardstown
last week.
Born, to Sherman Vanhorn and
wife, girl.
We are glad 70 say James Clay
and wife are letter.
Miss Nora Ross has Teen on the
sick list.
Mrs. Thomas BelIomy Is visiting
] her daughter at Walbrldge.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-03-28
YATESVILLE.

Rev. Rice will preach here Sun
day.
Married, at the brides home, Sat.
urdSy evening, Willard Crank to
Mary Booth. Also, on the 10th,
Dunlap Bradley to Martha Belle
Gillum. We wish them long
and happy life.
Fanny Salters, who has fever, is
slowly improving.
Misses Mary Jane and Martha
Short visited at H. B. Salter's re-
Gently.
Bob Rice went TO Newcomb Sun
day.
Land Bradley was here Saturday
Jennie Rice was the guest Of
Miss Virgie Short Sunday.
Jack Short has returned from
Normal.
Jay Auoliu was lltl6 pdtuludg'
Willie Gallon, of Ashland, was
here recently.
Born, to the wife Of Dell Muncy,
a big boy.
Prof. Silas lobe, of Oslo, was a
visitor here recently.
VIM. Salters will leave soon for
Liverpool, where he will remain
during the summer.
Nora Salters will leave next week
for a visit to Kenova.
NJohn Austin visited here last
week.
Martha Short and Fanny Sal,ers
contemplate trip to Virginia.
Ii. B. Hewlett, W. V. Roberts
and II. B. Salters have returned
from Ironton, where they have
been rafting ties for c. c. Clark.
Two Buddies
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-03-28
wALBRIDGE

james Bartram has moved from
Mill Crock to W. J. Lynch's old
home.
Samuel Bartram and wife and
Mrs. NJ L, Bryan VISITED James
Bartram sunday
John Peters and wife visited Crit
See sunday
Lizzie Peters called on Erie see
sunday.
Forest Bartram, who ha, been
very sick for some time, is improv.
Ing.
Virie Bartram aud Corilda Pack
visited Ere See sunday
Millard Chambers as'ed lere
recently.
Crit See is fencing his yard.
Erie See viii 60 to her grand,
fathers Monday.
Quite number OF Young PEG, Ii
gathered at Charles Peters Satur,
day night and had good time.
David See il building a nea
house. z
Davis Battfam, OF Fort q =, hf'
returned from the army,
Let us hear from Black II X.
JumpinE IlcE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-03-28
LOCKWOOD.

NJ Byron Chadwick j. visiting
friends at Huntington, VIVA.
Grace Lockwood was at Catletls-
burg Friday.
Sarah Gross has about got her
store house completed.
Miss Fannie Blu baum has re-
turned home after a visit up San
dy.
Mrs Cora Fannin is going to
Huntington Saturday.
Mary EAr's has beed visiting
friends In VIVA.
Clara Chadwick. Hattie Thacker
Nellie Harris and Ethel Chadwick
called on Misses Grace and Maudt
Lockwood Sunday.
Miss Maud Lockwood has been
Sick for some time but is improN
ing.
John Arthur, OF Yatesville,spenl
Monday night with chapel friends
Joe Harris exp ct, TO move tC
Catlcttsburg this week.
The mud is drying up nicely
here and every body has gone tt
hauling.
There was preaching here sun
day. No bodS's daring
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-03-28
GOOD ADVICE.

Farmers cannot repair watches
neither can bungler.
Don't take your watch 10 man
who knows nothing about 1t, You
will have an expensive job at the
end.
Any bungler can buy the fine
kinds of material that use in re.
pairing II they iciH, but skill is the
most valuable material used in
matchmaking, and bunglers can't
bay 1t.
| sell my skill for what it is
worth, and it costs you less than
hungling at lower price.
A. o. CRAVEN, at Conley's Jew
elry store.