davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-25
Farm For Rent.

The Henry Edmunds farm of 800
acres lie for rent. For particulars, en-
quire of Durham, Norris & Stiles If.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-25
Mason Work.

Now am ready tS take contacts in mason
i7tf o.P. MILLER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
FOR LIES
BATTLE
GRADUATES sIo FAREWELL TO
STATE uAlERelrv

commencement day ~ the stats
university yesterday. wan brought
- aasecrs.fsl rsoss ~ the Alumni
atnsss. az xhieh DO graduates ana
fafntsf siu.isuis % ths college sefs
xueatm yesterday aftaFuosn and ~
s1ts commencement ball IN the svesa-
tas 1asixs Thanas Hafks aetsd ss
ssassffaaafsf ~ tar dinner,
rh4 failsmins sssduatses Nha Re
criref tteir diplomas earlier ~ ne
sss s+s,s ~ n.y.. ,:slsv sSi - = - = ~
fualvgT % t4Iusrai Afts~ ttAes,s -
a. arts Margaret H<ait1s. Meta
= -ifhsfa n~ehrr. James EirraeF flsvsT.
Igsffg Tls~sskss. Abigail Estsiis.
prsntuaa, Jeanne Fsiaaa~f Gslth-
nra3 Ainaie sarah cfaessr. Alma
l.~l4a~g Asa E.sislie poisen. VII
siam A.lrnhifxt p.ckertnE John
FisiaA. Hoy Erfora. Alfred uhshAft
fsii~s Mari fthasia 0rswns. Howard
Arthur ltaasun. A@Iah irssas Hunt.
TAvsuns sih~fs kesessd. p=sn4ad
pAvld Alexander Mepsnald. EsieA.
18th Thosnas MefNonnsiI. PRANK
Joseph acksSen. f4liiAR RAJ Att
Ter. Alfre,i Clay Miiilcas4. Agnes NIT
fsIstAdt, Jrssss Adeiis Morgan. Re-
iand Ssii Oliver. tahs Rich fuws~-
roy AHA Grace Pratt. Juha
It~~vos. Atth@a Morgan ahet0un.
Fsafiufa T. ata8rtu1anns
College ~ Engineering fianheinfs
90 seisne@ Charles WUiianz Harris.
Minnie sarah crass@s. Esiaahssh
Thomas McTbonn~ii. AitdA ufaos
Pratt. sarah CaFalin~ Reeves.
aehonl ~ LAw--t Has heiors ~ lswt
Iehn panAr Adams. Oliver Andsrsnsl.
Marshall Vincent Boldly. Ffsnk
wellington H.by. Morton kisnsT
brewer. Willard Livingston iaftrssy.
James HarhsTt Dossiaa Ktus pyks-
man. Ffa0eia Matthew kEasA.
charles Ertaasf sAcAseY. EtneistF
Miller. Antam G. Marv~~sad. walter
sosft CaslofEA. Adelsa May Parker.
Wniter Ff9nsfnina Paui. Edgar Alleu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
A THIRD PRESIDENTIAL TERM

The supposed popular prejudice against third presidential term
&c
by the puele against a
hird smt
question been
president wahinsoa whom the public dd % IN two
declined established what has hesh
a unWfitieu law
ttisd thtfd failed the nomination. and
public reoofd Ia 60 the point
however Grant ird tho because Of d-sn
prejudice because president Tor tive terms and
likely be better md Had he RfoNed a. great ia
little reason 10
prejudice easily dianslea
held IN the convention thrcush -
o
the precedent Washington had no opportunity
following his aeclaiaI Aasns who
jefferson
ca%s q his second
fefrancd ases non exercising ths
duties 81 hts
vtth exception or
third Cleveland das
tt Hut ON The other
hand his mee political coincide that he sesd
vii probably
ufant %
ct al hkey any party win win ether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
cAdED COLLEGE PROFESSORS

Leopold Mshueau director o she
has thai Aaes
college protu employees OF the mfieasfss
who eneew tire installations that sive mesn eRalaymen6
Where Prot MshEicaa belief calexe prafsa-
within
ksy professor bteaSht
the beNsr VITA hhu ueu Paris. ready made
"a
sad All cacaxo which the
Of endowed university
Thoxh Fresar htusrss he sins-hehr Of the
euspsyc fs-A created bY Itch
TIE
cifrusueea
S-eatsa that shat he sid eanaot -
dssH~u, for there
eai@en think he phrases
This hsiax Preach professors hssv net sSsf sd
ef
virne eaisses utr ~
hukiax ait
tank
s ~ q minks ~ psas stass anybodr with vy q
thoasht ufe lob conducive
Aniercsn psoe.ser-
Of
dsssnsd hswey~r
Deliberate
ias 81 tsetsFnx Zoe ~hleh he employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

% wei our mustaahea
IL ls unlikely. neid I. that those
faaeals know anything aif8ut auf com
laH 1 have Heen no hians Of seouts
slous the r<sa q NJ own plan II that
ue should t8norai ourselves ~ aoihs
usiahhorins good. aud then shen ihTY
open their eatsa csefEs d1~n upon
thstn aud taha them by aurHfisa
The Hart Was sof opinion that THIS
~a# the best that ~e could %. bal
sshsa We estns 20 talk " oVef shs al
bot made us see that there we're arm
entities N the way
Save az the side 81 the tawn there
l. ma place Within q mile ~ the aiilssf
sshere yna eanid shelter man - horse.
sala he As 10 the tawsHfolh th~y are
cot 70 be trusted I fear. my aou that
pour esesilsai rtan would have liitis
sfaaes - success ia the face ~ the
visiiant guard ~htch thsss fnsa keep
- see 20 either way answered.
1fuasaf. 81 Contains are NOT - plen.
ufui that can afford % run half a
sa,saarea ~ them sHstnss a Assfssss NHta
with en- infantfr behind u
n an a man II peace said th# 80.
bot yet I MAJ perhaps HiNs 20
NJ uaunset ! know these Villains ana
fhalf NnFn " ~ HAsH#AH - - 49,
sa~ins that / have stayed Tor . mont .
b. tals saaefr sfsst faakias aesn -
WEAKNESS 81 heart at the shiser which
~as ny awnf 4 siii frli you nov what
I shanid myself % II Nsre Ia your
place
PRAY tsii az father - cried. bon
tYau must knas that bodies ~ De
ssrtsfa both Frenrh ana Enkitshs ar
continually counting IN % them. cafff +
So their weapons with them nov
shat IL O. prevent yea ard fa"f me-
from pretending 90 D. such ts'Ht
aad 80 making yenr paY into ihe Ah=
her -
~as aaiarsd az the simplicity y the
thing ana I embraced ths god abbot
rhe HART. however. had sniue ohi''s
tians - offer
sarhat IL aii vrrr well naii D.. pAi
n thee fellows Afs a. shate a. Fna
49, Il "a not FofI nheiY that fhef are
sains a. tss hsfudfed afuassi s'ranns
-. into their crib Prom Al sase
heard ~ Ar Morgan, o. Marshal sNi.
.fiaHrs as ahatsaeF ne fsacafs nai"e
u slre hiss eruiif 90 mpfe aNr'ss
than that
We'll thau" cried "iei rs HehS =
IN aua - tassn AZ aaYtfrah thffw
aesn ths safes % shs ssfhef y Siso . Z
BE- ~SitiHs outside
We discussed ths question - sross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

length aaa 9Th much foresight ana
diaafeiion n II had been Nanasna nud
wellington Instead II Iva yonhH oft
GERS 81 liailt cavalry. ne could not
have weighed ~ ell With more luda
ment A. last we agreed. the tiaft hna
4 that me ~ 80 should - With ~
men. under efatanae N bring desert
ere ana that ~ the early morning he
should gain command ~ the gate ana
admit ihe others The abbot u " true.
vas Hiiil ~ opinion that u vas dan
sarana 10 divide oar forces. bat fiu1lnE
that We we're both ~ aHs fnind Ne
shruEacd his shoulders aud fave IT,
fafhefs T. only uHe thing that ! Nppla
ash said he "if you iey bands upon
this Marshal Miliafleufs this dos 81
bfinaada what will yeH ds with htmf
t'itanE hiul. HnsWefed
ait u too easy "a daath.f cried TIE
capuoiiu. with Findiftirs Eiew a. hts
dafk eyes Had J NJ VA Ntth him
bat Oh. what thoughts are thsse To-
servant 81 God 10 uttefr lie elappra
hts hands a. hls forehead like Bns who
IL half dsnsnted by hia troubles, ana
fushsd out 0f the room
Thefs saz an important point We
has atW % settle ana that was wheth=
er the Ffsrh Or enc English party
should have the honor ~ entering thh
abhsy fret ny faifh o. vas asking
great aoai n Hfisnns Gerard that ne
should Ktse pises - any Inah az Hufh
q time Hni the ps,uf Hart pleaded ~
hard. urEtaE ths fee ahlrmiEhFs which
he had sa~s against nv four and sew
enfy ensa eementa. that Al last con.
scented that he zhouid - We had Just
elaspei hands avef fho matter shfh
there bfuts nat Hunh shouting ana
earssas ans Tuiis=s sFasH ths ffeisi ~
inu that - rushed oui with onf afaNn
sabefH ln our hands. convinced mat
tha hfiasndH wefs upon Ne
You MAJ imagine eaf fesiinEs Niash.
b. the iishf II the lantern Which hpng
from the posh ~ saw scofe ~ "nt
h,5ssaFs alsa dragassna al mixed ~ ore
wild heap. rud coats snd blue. hsinfla
ana BUSHES. pomeiiina each ethsf ="
fhsif bsaffa fsuteut We fiunE our
selves atan them. irapt9fiass thfrats',
lina. tuaninw e. a ines oelisf. 81 = :
sp1frsa heel until al Last 10 haa
afasred tham ~ apart There thst
stood flushed and bieeains giafins ~
rash other aaa ell pautins together
ike a line 81 tfnuf, horses after "a.
wii. chase Il sas auiY ~fth euf dfs en-
saarsfs that ~. rasld keep thsfn from
each sthsfs thruats PIE peuf ceis
rhin xsaaa IN the fafeh With bis Ions
brown habit, WrinEinE hia hands ana
calling upan al the saints fpf merry
fCaufiuuedt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
lcsnllnusa Ftem realsf.laYl

tCantnu.d From Yesterday
Foe mercys sake. spare me he
yell.d "MF hau-a has been quilted by
fhr frrruch and hAsrtrd ~ the ksasli-A
aud M feet haNu been burned ~ the
ht a anaa I sweat ~ the NirAln that
! have aeithsf nsa~y SOC food in mY
na Aaa the sast Fathrr Ahentt she
h afarvius upan mf doorstep. VII 30
witness 81 e.
slnaood. sir. sid the capUahiH In
excellent Frcash what this worthy
MAN aaya - vefs tras, Tie r. one % the
many stosias q th-ss esusl w~fs. Al.
though hia iana ~ bat a feathers seshi
oalnpassd @ mine. Let hin 50 he
added in EnHltah o. she tranpsr ne
II 100 wax % 10, sFen u ~ desired
20
La The itshs Of ths lantern l saw that
this ss,ank vas q magnificent uian
aark aud hrardaa Nita the sfes ~
hssb and - tall that hts cnst rsfns
up e. natapians ears lie ~afe the
l,nk q one whe had is-sn thfpash
itiah suffering hut he carried hifns
.eif iiks a AIMS ana ur could form
.aras aeinisu ~ hia tsafnine when re
.aeh hard him taik ossf p~n language
- fiaanfi4 a. II he @ere harn to "
zee have ftethiaa - fear said
"a tgts TREMBLING tfsftArupsg. As g. You
kaiAs=. saa af4 - ! aas aai aiissaheii.
shs ereg ma wha cas- siva 40 ths hffaf-
rnatlou Nhish - reauirs.
Ali that ! hat- - Fl festt service.
a.t $40 fis4f- he addsa. 9Th ran
amis~. nsy t.eHten fafV = 2i~afs
s..sss .ffiaf sssrsssf assi iAls kssf q ~
s.assn aarh that / rnssss ask Yaa 10 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

crust If bread II I am 10 have the
strength 10 answer Yuuf questions =
We bore two DAYS ratians IA euf
havefaaakH. % that We soon had the
iittle he asksd fpf II Was dBaafut 20
soc the woiflsh way tu which be soissi
the pieee If drisa HoatH fissa whlde |
was ahis a. Offer him
THINE presses. gnd We mus, como 10
the point said 4 we want your al.
vigs ss 20 the weak Sainta n fsnaHf
aBtsy and n5eerrnlns the aAbitlA y
the faneais who infect Il"
Hs cried 8ui samethina whlee thak
80 be Latin with tia hanaA giasped
ard hts sYes upisenrd The aFafsi
- the lust avaiieth mtsoh.H said he.
and Yot / had not dared u hops that
mins would havs been - speedily aus
wrfed Ia me fau sse the nnf0rtunats
ahhsY 81 Almsfxal uha has bssH rae,
aNl ~ this rshbie ~ three Armies.
With their hafstiuai leader. o a. thiak
~ what have lost Its ypics bfuks
and the tears huns on his isshsa
Cheer up. slr said the hart q u
tsy iay nina 10 fauf that Ne have yon
bark arair hy Tomorrow nssht
IL g. not u M own welfare that
thiak said he s'uot even of that ~
as naaf. scattered fiecs. bat u IL ~
fhu hniY rs-iion whieh are left "a the
saufalinlaas hands ef thsae robbers
Its secn bettiua uhefAsr thss
would ever bother thsif heads about
them said the Hart. sbut shss ~
the wsf lnsiis the safes and vel apasn
airsf ths place oct 90 yea
In fe~ short waFas 81. Heoa abbott
save ~ the vesy p'isss whieh -
wished Is know Hut al that he said
only made auf task the raVfs fsffnid
able Tsna wAns n fhs aithsy we're -
fas.fiiiah The sowcr sinda~s ssra
aafrioafsd ana tbs wtsssts esftlsiihs
loop hnisd Zee luusaetfY firs rhs hsnF
preserved military alseinlins ana THEFT
zsnttiss sens los NUMEROUS fnf - e.
kina a. tabs thea, ~ surprise Il Nas
- Dee than assf evident that hsttai
tea u sfsaaaisfs ana a couple -
b ~asiiina pf@aes ~~fs stat Naa ns'esis
"A ssis@ss NJ sasbfsNa. ana ths
nars haNan . whistle
We ~ 81 have shot az a. foins
shat MAY saif No
S'as maa had sif~ssff dssfnsanirs ami
hayins ~At-f~t thrif hafse@ waFs eat
iaa theiF sappsfH - So ssu pr
cent inta. tie siftiha rsusn - Ne tHH
9th tie abtsal and TIE Bart that -
ntisht safk afsegt nur plAna
had : nggfs gazase ~ Hty s~sts We
ana disiaet y sfsees No iss@s sfse~sh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
WAS ROBERT FAN

The auplsys OF the Ksni Lumber
CouSssany rh1 y AZ sttirt AZ haftas,
tar. vest sraAy. waa itohest Fair. lie
uas tho afrfaan II a 1oahef vts ne
thssu Aad mae ftding o. ioGa ne
train neat the camp, hs futae~i
frssn iha sslosins train. slipped. ten
under the wheels ~ the engine ana
nas sin1asi Instantly kilisa Tbs
l,sfr witt b. brought 90 sseattis
Falf waa alffaasf a stranger ~ the
ranlp. where ne had beer employees
bat : les weeks. Sothtns fifthrf
10 known ~ hiu4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
IN THE SHADOW
OF THE 0AILOWS

MICHIGAN CITY. Ina Juae II -
t'ni~ns gax Duthin tnsvsv~a~a. ths
.i sst.-s.ys Ss....a. 49, - ~ e'.s+
1ias fsuFfi uftst~r ~ruH~nrF wf nn1.tn
far nearly a Nraf. ptll teks placs N
The sfafs pFtasn hers tonortos.
G'atsuhaesr. wh8 y Hcafcrff mere
than Of legal aHe4 VS. feataseat -
Indianapolis and hia crime uss tts
murder q his yaung wife ssps. !
taa4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
SMASHED A BUGGY

A. a result Of n collision between
am electric gar and a buggy ~ the
street las night. A. ". BenHet Gas
badly shaken 40 bBt not seriously
hurt lie Nsa thrown from ths
v~hlei~ and az ftx1t was thought 10
- hxdiY hurt An examinations n
Prsxtfenre hospital showed no sert-
Gus ia faries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

ftnishrseslg. sfArreilus Finaief rafteFr
risosnas pszHuer hexsiis. Vivian
R0ees nesells. J8ha ttuah rhsFtff
Charles FsFsfinaaA sisfl@t. Fred Or
ton RnNzer Va hsftran Ridis.
tsoaFss Hass Teuaants tahn Roy
W aisk@ss. Gzihanles L. Wafd. Mas
Melton warssAll itaynsAr Marshall
" arr ali. " alter HushaA watkins.
Ralph etafe White
rsataoi % pharmacy =urafuttas Ia
sss.sssfaary, Dewitt u Wits. AIR
4ndef Fopirf. James Thomas uraa-
hart
f-rstinaatsa ia pharmacy Cecil
nsI@i Cos. Charles Roland Hofn~F
ftfaFni q. Isshannrsaai. With honsrN
la iAp Hermann McFaadsa
tifaduass school Maat-xs ~ arts
Ffnnk n e5afisnn. II MAJ Garrett
tnlia EEsaiiY Renneav. Thotstas War
nrr fssush Clyde ttAresi Simmons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
THE MARKETS


The fir~f green coru % reach the
locai market thts s0nmsaaf arrived
Izss night frDsa California and Nas
pizcezt On sale Tor - cents psx duzsu.
TIE ears ~ers og rather poor auailty.
b.@r<t=Trts=. fnspbsrrirs ard I.s-
Esnb@rrfsa from California we're
mach In evidence On Weafafn Az
~@@s shss f5ssTnsng, setting AT 81 and
us PER erass ssFA b@rrtra are
austs6 aeonrdiux 10 quality
WHOLESALE pslcEs
frssss srsss@ e.. . aAs ner-r % uss.-
gsss- Fr--~- :. .rsan pas<Ass~s s.-Fss.
provisisns
r-~.n sss.-cv- a-~f 81 p-r n.
pozs, lsssa - = vs@L s4sIes S-r u
fFortstgs*~Nsns Ifz a~~skfast kAeaa
i've; bsiass fF~~h- f1sa
Vegetables
California green corn. Tze Per d1n.
tAreena pss@ts~.. satire. - sossaos p-r
s. r.s,'ns 80, ~ eo 20. z .s :" - ssa -
tesasss~s fla gs~ s@-.ss issssaa-s q n
49, p~s~. essites~sr o.. - psr asa.s.
csstaFz. 3 pr EFT FfabzrA N.Y.
~. native ssraraan. q ROT - izsr;
ustie, sr.sn 80. Tess p~x ~ -trtss
beans i1e 10. csfcusnberw fseNti -
per dos. radi.haa. leg psr dos hanch~s
ouions. q sn8tS per ewt. sre~n. lec
per eexsn haneh~z.
Green Fruit. ate.
straw bsrrisz. g. fLa1sh szs crate.
Dative eoo~sb~rri-w EifF per
box California eherri@a hlaek-
t.<eui - white. o. @agi = aufirnts
q = pr crate. csstfornl4 csrrsnta ~
Per crate. raspb@rriss. 81 = per box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
BUDDY KING HERE

= d JS.ssse.es ..:s; = {. ;s.ssssa
fsHHnas. tauasfY King q weti known
casnfed usht wetsht puTtEisf. arrived
ia seattle last night fFosa N4a Fran
etsras KING 10 fefr snstous % 49,
rar~ = a. with Joe Cans. the rhRsns
psssn. anf n~sptiatioas 70 thAt end
ain - ea9rea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
Eagles. Atten,ionl

Al mznal-~r- sf the rrs.~ru d ors,~r
81 EAai-s are Fnas~stsd 10 sttepa OBS
fas@sal - nsssa.r- krnii oi.-6 q A.
attis A.xte No. { end n. W &sCFss
~ ~sisgsf Asrit NJ r 81 GAai-s trpil
fssroad sFsnus ara tTks street. ~
ssf1zY. fuae n iss3 81 8 c,azs b on
~ sFsss q farffiu ~ARu
Wa4thY tFxssi~sss
Attest rfsnk psws. warthx serf~-
tAFy. 80
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Friday Special

rriaay special fsss mothers ~itoTs
white naeiiErs shirts ssft collar, -
siAds. FOR o. all coisrinsa W ~
itatdhhNen ca. csfnes Second ara
lfmfon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

sszttsa r,seass - - as-4z=s es.Ss =
s..' 49, s.ss.si '-,-S ~ ass,rs ~ - -
se-=Fs - 49,. ttsUtAt ~ - sAfssa -
fa-et. tss8aAsE 80 y ass - fnslfs y
p@f - shsse. sn tna1s go psF - tsssa~=
- faets tee.sc - y etsts. 80 - u
vsssssbis ard oeesn Fresss
n4roaEk sssala-. aztsxss sses -
tza. NsA as4a. fta - eer Ton s@rrstts tae
- sssk. nss3vs sa4ss2 81 aFaf= nMH.
D. to1f - gsF - <ersb $3.50 itn - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
MH. clARENcE EnnY

Thursday evening, June II. 9 o'eiook
Tickets can be obtained at the fol =
lowing sherman ciay Co. III znd
ave, W. Martins, sos 2nd ave. -. =.
Johnston Co.. sos End ave Rnmhkei
Music Co, ltls and ave. cline PianD
House. 1880 end ave. Lees Phar-
macy. 72l ana ave. Quaker Drug
Co. 1913 LIST ave. IL Il. 1.elhead, e0i
lat ave. Kennedy a Smith. esf LET
ave- smith 4 Kennedy. cor. jaime.
and end. snoaualmie Pharmacy. gas
pike st; D. y, Ruffin. End ave. cor.
Pike. Paul Hyner, s03 aud ave, A
w. consnt los Cherry A.. I.owman
a Hsnfordi sts lat ave, Seattle
Hardware Co. SD list ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

90 TO splnnins zoe bicycle rsp4isa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Two dozen half.pint bottles DC.
TELEPHONE RAINIER %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

HpffnE chfekeus % 1y0f r per ag1
Kess. fresh raneh, isse psr dotsal i've
hess t9i4gzfs~ 80 - Mra Asszz=s sc 80
Is, sr~ssss vsai, sole per -. arsazed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

frt4se Dris@s are fer sssss delivered ct
tsiirnad. frstxht aepets % o. the docs In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Esstsru Washisatea tifnothY. az 90
~ % per too. aifsifa SO % rsr ton cats
sxIao gsf fof. barley ga o. pr son ~hsst
s28 o. psr TO tran 5000 p~r ten Shorts
s2f % per toa. mlddhns.. t11 &c - % pss
go
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suts.r. ch..-e. saa.. peuI,rr

osts szs.ss 80 ts&. naessr. s1s % 80
tor. wheat. 80 per tor. chop. s1sffss
pr ton. nfsb. fzz per ION. shorts
ia % paF t1r on eaks. SO - Esf ten
Easfsrn WashiHzsar fiaasshs a. &c
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-06-05
GObIe-Abbott.

Chas. Y. Abbott surprised his
many friends here by bringing
pretty bride homo from Floyd
county last Friday. 1t was so sud-
den. But few knew that he was
Interested in anything OF that kind,
but 1t develops that the eourtship
has been going on for quite long
time. The bride was Miss Mary
Goble, OF Dwale, Floyd county,
whore Charley is engaged In the
timber business. She is an at
tractlve young lady and Charley's
friends can easily understand it all
now. He is receiving their hearth
est congratulations.
Charley Is an Industrious young
man, Of good morals and strict in
legrlty, possessing the qualidca-
tions that bring success. His
bride comes Of one Of the best fam,
lies of the upper valley. The News
wishes them success and happi.
ness.
After a short visit to relatives
here they viii return to Dwale.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-06-05
Louisa For Residence.

A gentleman who is interested
In the coal fields Of Tug river and
well acquainted with the situation
recently gave 1t as his opinion that
Louisa Will be the place selected
for residence by many people di-
rectly connected with the coal OPP
erations up that valley. This will
occur after the completion OF the
new n. & W. line down Tug and
Big Sandy rivers, as this will make
Louisa an accessible point to all
that section, Being very desir-
able place of residence the opera
tors and more important employ
ees will locate their families here
aud 90 to and from their work.
We should encourage this ten
dency in every way possible. 1t
would prove TO be a most valuable
acquisition to secure a number OF
such families as this would give
us. There are improvements that
we could make which would rem
der the town all the more inviting
to the better class OF people, and II
would be well TO 90 about making
them now. For Instance, a system
OF water works. We hope the sug-
gestion will not brighten anyone.
! 1t is not joke, either. After some
Investigation and discussion OF the
proposition we feel safe In saying
that there is a system which Lou
lisa could afford to install now.
The danger OF fire is very great
lin the business portions OF Louisa,
the nature of the buildings being
such that under present conditions
the flames would wipe them out
completely II once thew gel beyond
control. This fact makes insurance
impossible in many instances, and
tho rates almost prohlbitive in 9TH
ers. Water works would so i'm
prove the conditions that insurance
rates would be greatly reduced and
much money saved to the citizens
land business men. who pay tho
greater part OF The taxes. This is a
question worth looking into,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-06-05
DROWNED.
James Jackson Loses His life n
Reseuing His son.


Last Saturday evening just after
dark, considerable excitement was
caused by n report that boy had
been drowned in the river, near
the wharf. Parents began search
for their boys and some OF them
grow considerably excited before II
was learned that the unfortunate
victim was man. Ills name was
James jackson, citizen who lived
on Three Mile. lie had been at
work in Louisa that day and was
crossing the river to go home.
His little son was with him and
fell out Of the boat. The father
jumped In the water to rescue the
child, but was unable to get to
shore with him. Mr.. Jackson was
forced 90 give up the struggle and
20 down before help reached him,
but the boy was saved. The dam
was up aud the pool full and the
water therefore about fourteen feet
deep whore the drowning occurred
The body was recovered within
n short time and every effort was
made to resuscitate the man. The
body was taken to the home oil
James DAVIS, whose wife was a sis
ter TO Mr.. jackson. From there
the funeral took place Monday
day, conducted BY Rev. l.. NJ. Cop
10y. The burial followed in a Gem
etery across the river.
/ \ wife and three children are
lett to mourn the loss Of good
husband and kind father. Mr.
Jackson was quiet and worthy
citizen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-06-05
Three Years Sentence.

Squire NJ. d, Perkins, OF Webb
vile, this county, was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment by the
L. $. Court at Catlettsburg last
saturday. He will be confined
in the pQnItentiary at Atlanta.
The charge upon which he was
convicted was that Of defrauding
Mrs. Sarah j. Evans out OF her
pension money
Peter WEIGH, Jr,, Of this place,
was given light fine and Jail SEN
tonce for selling liquor
Wesley Carter was acquitted for
u similar charge.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-06-05
All citizens interested in a
celebration Of Fourth Of July
are requested to assemble at the
City Hall, Monday evening,
June 9th, at 8 o'clock,
A. o. Carter, Mayor.

Three preachers Of the Gospel,
their age, denomination and size
about the same, arrived simultane-
ously at the Fifth Avenue last
evening. They are the Rev. Zeph-
ania Meek, Of Catlettsburg the
Rev. S. 4 Donahoe, of Ashland,
and the Rev, NJ. f Conley Of Lou
lsa. They came to Louisville TO
attend the mmencemcnt exer-
cises Of the Southern Baptist Theo'
logical scminary,-Courier-Jour,
nal
The gentlemen above named are
not "about the same size and age
Mr.. Conley is not a preacher, and
they did not 20 TO Louisville SIC
attend the commencement oxer.
cises OF the Southern Baptist Thco'
logical Seminary With these few
exceptions the above item Is cor
rect