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Evening star., 1904-01-01
HATS IN MEXICO.
Government Officials Have Discarded
Sombreros for Silk Hats.

Sombreros Tor SILK Hats.
From Modern Mexico.
Among all well-bred people in Mexico
great attention is paid to the hat OF the
masculine visitor. That emblem of gran
deeship as Richard Ford called it, II taken
at once and carefully placed on a chair
quite as If it were person. 1t must be
treated with respect A table is also
proper place for it. but a chair is better.
Especially is the top hat distinguished in
etiquette; it implies that the wearer is a
real senor a true caballero. and 1t is hon
ored with careful treatment See that ii
Is allowed to repose on a chair safe from
casual knocks or jars. 1t is an emblem of
social rank, and lawyers often wear Ii from
morning till night.
The sombrero de paja, or straw hat, may
be of many degrees of fineness. Sometimes
1t has gold OF silver cord, and Is worn by
well-to-do rancheros or great haciendados
on proper occasions Women on horseback
In the country and formerly In the city.
wore handsome sombreros. The Sombrero
Of felt, with its ornaments, may cost any
where from $40 to $1,000. 1t Is the gala
hat for horseback on days of festas. and
In the country regions is affected by the
prosperous. Remember that the hat In any
form Is something to respect. 1t 10 taken
off as sign of regard and Difference. or OF
mere courtesy.
The sombrero calanes is the AndaIusian
hat of low crown and broad brim, the hat
of the bullhghter on the street, where he
receives the homage of the admiring popu-
lace. especially of the small boy. 1t has its
epochs of coming into quite general use,
and is far more picturesque than the staid
and trim derby. The latter hat Is much af-
fected by the city youth of Mexico. but IL
Is foreign, alien and an exotic. 1t is ridicu-
lous when worn on horseback under the ar
dent sun of Mexico or Andalusia.
In old times Mexicans as well as Span
iards Of social rank wore the cooked hat,
immortalized in AIarcon's story of the
'Sombrero de Tres Pleos." The three-cor.
nered hat, properly speaking, affected by
people in times agone. was called the "son,.
brero de tres CANDLES"
Boys of the lower Glasses wear cheap
straw Sombreros to school, and the marvel
is that they ever distinguish them, for they
are as much alike peas in pod
But to return to our muttons. so to say
the hat is symbol of grandeeship. 1t is
nowadays the tall hat, the topper" the
silk hat the stovepipe. or what you will.
"Gobernadores" wear II. Senators and dep
utfes and lawyers, Of course, though In
Mexican cities the younger lawyers affect
jaunty straw hats IN warm weather and
often derbies.
The grandees Of the first class of Spain
have the privilege Of remaining covered In
the presence of their sovereign, and the
other day the young King Alfonso, receiving
party of noblemen of high degree who
approached him uncovered, said, after q
moment, Cover yourselves, senors," which
Is the ancient etiquette. Thus the hat plays
In Spanish tradition and actual life a care-
monial part differing from usage in Anglo.
Saxon countries.
Evening star., 1904-01-01

one at st. Petersburg They occupy some
what the same relative position toward one
another as do the eastern. western and
California clubs in this country. They have
only few interests in common. and 1t is
the exception rather than the rule for the
findings of one of the clubs to be respected
by either of the others. Racing begins In
Moscow on the 9th of May. Following this
meeting comes the one at Warsaw, which
IN turn gives way to st. Petersburg.
The tracks are all turf. and are pattern
ed strictly after the English courses. They
have only three days racing a week in
Russia, and Sunday Is the big day." as 1t
is In France. That Is the day when all the
derbies and other rich prizes are contested.
Among Russian trainers such thing as
special preparation for a race Is practically
unknown. 1t matters not how great the
prize or how much Is at stake on the re-
suit: the horse entered 10 never given q
Evening star., 1904-01-01
American Women Equestrians.
ON the New York Medical journal.

. IUW Sue new 1ofK MEDICAL Journal.
There Is nothing that so develops the
beauty Of women as horseback riding It not
only develops beauty Of form and COM
plexion. but maintains It. Aside from the
beauty Of face and form which attracts.
eQuestrianism develops a beauty of CHAR
acter which makes friends and an ability
to hold them. It Ii universally admitted
that American women are the most beauti-
full And the most beautiful American
women are the equestrtans. Who has not
seen or heard of the sweet Kentucky belle,
with her Venuslike figure. bright, laughing
eyes. beautiful complexion that would
put the damask rose to shame; pose, q
grace. artistic lines that are beyond the
poet to describe or the artist to reproduce?
This beauty of face. form and character
is the inherited and acquired result of
eQuestrianism.
Evening star., 1904-01-01

workout or put to any test to dsterm,na hi.
ability to go the distance and carry the
WeHnt. In lact. Russian training is who'll
ly confined to walking and slow eaiInns
and this Is what enabled me. educated as
was in the American school of training. To
so prepare my horses and place them in
BILE.
ANY American horse taken to Russia to be
raced would be SO handicapped and hamper
60 as to make 1t an impossibiiity for him
60 win. Likewise. horses trained by Ameri-
cans and ridden by American Jockeys are
made such prohibitive fayorites that It IA
out OF the question to think OF backing
them. There are no bookmakers in Russia
All petting on races being by the French
system. and this. too. is controlled by the
government.
Evening star., 1904-01-01

On January II radical change will be
made in the operation of surface cars in
New York. All cars will be brought to a
stop on what is called the NEAR" side of
the street-that Is, before reaching the
crosswalk. Heretofore it has been the GUS
tom. except where intersecting lines of
cars made 1t impracticable, to stop on the
far side Of the cross street.
Evening star., 1904-01-01
SIAN TURF METHODS.
American Horses Could Not Win in
Land of Czar
From the Illustrated Sporting News.

Prom the Illustrated Sporting News.
Everything in Russia Is done In the name
al the czar. and racing is no exception.
There is imperial commission. of which
The Grand Duke Constanivitch is the whole
thing" so to speak. and under this commits
sion the affairs of the various jockey clubs
are conducted. That is to say, they are
supposed to be conducted. for In reality the
jockey clubs do Just about as they like and
their rulings are seldom interferred with
OF changed in any particular.
There are three jockey clubs in Russia.
one being at MOSCOW. one at Warsaw and
Evening star., 1904-01-01
Carnegie Workmen Accept Reduction.
A dispatch from Pittsburg last night

A dispatch from Pittsburg last night
says:
The expected notices of an adjustment
OF wages in the Homestead and Duquesne
plants of the Carnegie Steel Company have
been posted The pay Of all employees Is
reduced but the cut Is not as heavy as
had been feared. The men are accepting
the cut and no trouble is feared
Reduction for tonnage ranges from 10 to
20 per cent. Bricklayers, who Were paid
$3.50 day. are cut to 1915, and clerks
whose salaries ranged from $50 to $lOO
month suffer cut Of 10 per cent. The pay
of laborers is reduced about per cent
The reduction, 1t is said. will average about
10 per cent, and will mean a saving in wages
OF about $12O00,OO0 for the coming year.
Evening star., 1904-01-01
A Good Thing for the New Year.

A subscription to The Saturday
Star would please some out-ef-
town friend or relative. Send
your order now, with one dollar,
to start subscription with the
new year.
Evening star., 1904-01-01

The people OF Boston bade farewell We'd
nesday to Rev. DIR. Edward Everett Hale,
who comes to Washington to take up his
duties as chaplain of the United States
Senate.
Evening star., 1904-01-01

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Ghicaeomorocrne oomte.

Suruen / Roroiagen moo Dc unge
Gbicnqo.S lmgler, Der or blepne
fienote uhoer 0apn al "Garburn'
moroerue", foroi De neOifiso , al
Gbicago Gitp Hailmdp GomponpS De.
tiente, aigup Den i2te Itarts i'm
aieuOelie. Zen saar no paa, at @u.
itau Rorr. Suruep Ban Cine % Be.
ter Gicocrmeier ifal bGugeS. % De
uuae Wcroere bar paogrebnc. alag
De Rarr ell 9efieuoelie % bno ON
3anoe. De andre 10 iaubt paa for.
ifieaige lloilugter, iom oeres Sagis'
rerc gioroe Oct melt muIige no al.
Saaleoes poaitoS Ban Zine, at bon
bsrer til en- SlGst, ION lioer al Sang
(GpilepiO. Gmil Hoeifi bar ogind
meo / Sdnoen; men bans Sag oil
bliue bebanoIet irritilt. Ge osnls.
osmte Gutter oIte Tia aanifc liatgpI.
Sige. ou Teosoommenr pcr Dem ,alot.
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Gait oe S%iIippinerne.
!Snn oil iuripgc at iaa Ell SrrnbanC
bpggct paa Gernc.

@iQiam s. Gait bar life CLIENT oct
Griqc. ban itpreoe ioroi on BAN M
er bleoeu ariq5miuiitcr | @oIbng'
ton; ban tHrfer frcmOeIes paa betS
Rel, % iorleoen bar ban / 9teru 9ort
ior at ajerc Scrubaueberrcr og aa'
pitnIiitcr intercsiercoc. San hapoe
en- lana SumtuIc meo Gbeien for oeu
canooiite Stilc5aUsbane. Cir @il.
liam &. San 6orne, meo @uarantu
Iruit Gompanps 8iceprGiioent Suru.
buff. meo SSernbancprRiioeut g.. s.
l0urrimau, nIeo 8eorge Eenboop Gin.
Don u. Bates. Nilnor Green. 5.
Smitb, Gberit Gonaros,
Samcs Opener % Gbarles $. Speeo.
N9r. 3ait oil iaa oisie 5olf iii at
bDage Scrnbancr paa Dc iilippinife
Ter o. brltge euteu Camp cler glef.
iom Gripfrait. San tGufer
ogiaa pua al iorelGgge aongresieu
ct Souiorilag "augoneroe geior'
pnn 2erne. o9 oct par
for al iau Splnsninger, ban ben.
pcuSte iig til oisie in9tpnoige @iGn0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-15
Storm paa DeitfYiten.
Stpr Sfnoe anrettct ! San Nrans
cisco OF andre Stcbcr.

On nolbiom Storm rlicbc iibitc
SorSoaa opcr StiuebapSfpiten %
nnrcttcoc ~betpocIi9 Sfohe / GoIiior'
MIA og Sreaou. ScIc auitcu ira Son
0icao iii 0aucouper biemisateS al
llpciret. ca man frpgtcr for al oct oil
iperaea mango llIuftcr ira Siscn.
9oromctret iunf / Sau Trauciscc
nco iii 1928. Den Iopciic @arone.
tcrltuuh noacniinbc uoterct Der, on
@inoen blUitc IS nil / Simen
| Sacramento cnbna 81 Mil. lcle,
graf pg ScIeiouleouinger blep ooer.
alt ramponcrct. Ct RuSioaerfrpn
neH Memeou Wole blritc ouercnoe.
uhcn bog at uogen al FaSidaercrnc
fon tilifoSe. 8nornct pou ct.
Faulsfirfen. Sen prTatiQ'te airfe |
Gan SranciSco. blGitc neb. on man.
&c 9nauinaer, Der pnr uuber Cp'sr'
cIic. bIep rnmponerct. Souic6cS blen
cit uuiten irrNia 7-Gtnac8 Ntur.
itcnSbpaning belt laat / Skinner.
9rrnoiuaeu off iao poIbiom at Sic'
iprpiteu Itob oper Srrtro @aoehotcI.
iom cr 30 500 bsit. Cqioo / oct
;Suore al California raieSc Stornteu.
Ren set iiacS, at ben aurcttebe Stas
Sc mere eno oppeieS peo set rigeliae
Rcan, iom beli tsritiqe Serb lit. REQ
Geen Of the @cit 8ruberuc / Ore.
1ou omfom TO RUno / ct Sncifreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-15
Haoefrisen.
Eegrrne / SpriRgfirlo bar inqtrt no
no / DC nGrmcifs Sfuse.
SGrpiaise Dnglimse.

Spriugiiclo, Sbio. por i iorriqe
llac gootiom / 9eleiriuastilitano.
ioet 8pcn mar uuoer iul6itRnoiot
DfilitTritnre. II aompouicr al 20.
tio~ulIaaroeu putrnIicreSc / Cnsoaas
| @norruc o. ipreote 40 Gle Gs6ef.
bobe. iom iaulleocS / gucns Gen.
trum. Stfe cit Heger finoe ices pna
@aocrnc, ol oct iogocS at Sunoreoer
al Dem bophc isgt Sp / 5foaene. huor
DC tilbraatc Natteu. Der berifeoe
ireroelc5 itor GpbioicIic blanot ~.
helen. % trlletoe lloraab moo Mili.
trret bsrteS uneraIt. I set brpnStc
GcNerSiitrift nar Ell Rpnabe lat.
tiaSItat SltSderon6 itablct on. iiSen
at Der bar noaeu iii at bcifntte set.
SpiOe Holf piIbe iuacp gefotning
BABE ntco set. en- hel Gel Ieacr.
fuinher o. @srn, boiS MrnS og
6Gore life titrSe piic iia / gen. isg.
te 1ililliQt pna Smc6uiene.
Gen l2tc Iarts melScs ira
SpriuaiicIo, at 10 bpiSe @iitfcr, iom
itulor bore ipGre aorer oq pie, hpan
DC | &c iibite GoIe har lPrt al sc
rIorc, ouermanoeoc en- 9Scgcrqut peo
ShiiierifoIen. In9oc ct Gang ON
bans Sols o. trnf bou Iang5 Go
Sen, @uttcn blcp hog reSoet. iibeu
ban bel fualte$.
Ter bar nGret ~ireniot Sriiel ON.
at iooiHnrt WilitPret er oGf. bill Ger
bli brli1t Ipnnmit riQeIia, % bette
bar naft mc1eu 9Gngitelie. ion me.
oct mere iou Der peb CT Stet6rilh
upIia bIen i%tioalet icr Gpnomitpo.
trouer % en- heG Td 2umte. Sru-
ileruc or rcttet moo Rcgerfoner og
9sru iom err inbtonrteret / ~offeut.
liac @pGuingcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-15
Sruetbar Samilie.
Gn 26,naria Some or Wor til 10
Spru % blir iinSiug.

MRS. Goa gberuatbp beber Ell Ba-
tient. ion icrlcbcn bragtes til gel.
leuue Soipitol / 9lcp port prm err
finn 26 aar gammeI, men bar ale.
rcoc brogt IS Born til GGroeu. ri
oisie bar ser fem Ear Suiairger.
Mtcn alt bette bar taget iad poo
bcnoe. at 6uu nil err aaoct ira 6or.
itauoeu. Nicqeu Sorg bar ogi1u Ri.
oraqet til at ioriturre benSe8 men.
tnlc Silitauo. ibet bun bar fulgt life
miu0re emo If al line Barn ill Ora.
ueu.
Mrs. ~9lbcruat6u por fsot / Eetcrs.
burg. 90. "a bIco gift ou bun bar
Is aur g%atuurcl. ct Mar efter tit
'hun lit isritc Gar Gpiainger. De fsl.
acnoe ire Hlr if hun ct Ei9ebarn
hpcrt a1r, % / Dc iiOite Ter Aar bar
bun iauct SpilIugcr ire Songe.
Zen arme Stonc tillerer Ell ualutin.
oclig irugtbdr 6aurille. SenoeS
9rOiteuor ioitreoe on en- Slot pad
% Born og benoe5 Setter, hrs.
Stsblod / PETERSBURG. g0.. iom euo.
mi frm cr 30 Mar, or aaereoc 9tooer
til 30 Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-15

Gemofratcr Itooig bar iorlouat, at
Ell aonarc&fomitc uouGpnt al spec
feren, ltnl ne0iGtteS Tor at aaa til.
bruloS Saaen. 9tu InucS oe rcpllb.
lifanife 6ercrc at pile qoo meo her.
poa. @rlmhcu til NcrcS i~oronhreoe
Stiling CT 6cu. at Mr. 9riitorp /
in Snbbcrctnina bar uTont iIcre
acngreSmGnn JON hcIniS % inbircf.
tc mebocloatigc / ll8reieu, oa bo
oiSie CT iorbitreoe bcroner. iiuDcr
man oet bebit at nabnc ole 9iu6uer
lnbe Solicit iaa ie, bporleoeS Sicl.
let or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-15
Slaperi.
Gn M Siitoric ON "geonaae" mcSs
bclt ira Misisippi.

gt 5oIf / Ri5iiSiippi % andre
5poitatcr boI0er Gcare / Slaperr
(Rconaae) or ~befieuot; men Oct font
nter iicIoeu for InQcrL ga ingeu to-
ger iig al oe itatfcIS forte. vi 90
til bGnocr 6og noget, iom faiter
ems obcr Stiaiugeu, og / forrIae
llqc blcp set an~bcnbart. at Regereu
Sbcp @riiiin or bIeocr be5anbIet
Slupc AT "niSie 8eriouer" /
aemper Gouutp. Miis. &c ItpIoige
marques life; men cuGper ficn0cr
Dem, oa Ga Ioreueoe StaterS Ittor.
men beiaIeoe Waribalen at iPtte
@riiHn inIt % boIoc BAN iom Bio
ne. bleu Der itor llro / @em1tterne,
i~crmoOentIig ioroi Briiiiu5 lilfpI.
o. life er eneitdacnoc, men femme
lia almiuodigt. Get opIDic5 al
ititfeliac Solt eaucn at ha Grit
cngaug rslnte ira Dem, iom hap
De ~Itjaalet bam. bIeo ban iorTulgt
ium en- bortremt SIupc / ocu qamIc
li0. isrt tiIbagc og prpgIet paa Oct
gniomitc. 6auS aITOcr bang Ipn'
ae iait / sc bIooige Sdar, ION SIu.
pcpiIfcn hauoc giuet bnnL. &c itpl'
1or6itrelie opcr, al 6oreneoe
Stuter5 G%mbco&mGno er eiteE Dem.
err itor, % DC trlrcr MI mco, at De
pil orobc 6auoe GurigbcSen og Re
nerrrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-15
,Slonlmen / Often.

FRA 8ilfrabarrc, Ed., meIoes Sen
tOoe Wtaris. at SuIsdatbaHla RIoec
ga uar iintct 6 500 set iIoite Gs3a,
men at Oen enOuu er % SoO ouer Slo-
uan0smerfet. Nleilem 0iltcsblrrc %
Sopre en- Strpfunig paa 30 Qiil or
SIommen5 GSelT55eIier tore, Eol
Sen rFonte StrrfnjrJ er 5looer iSiri.
men mellcn Sapr2 o. Rem 9cgt
StatSgrTnic er ser en- M SsopnrinS
4oaen Gplope oper oeu ~irruoI0te
SfaSe boue5 eu0ru fife. men man tau
meo SrulhcO drito1 Sernbare!onpa.
uicrres Brabcielit1bcrncs Ga dnOra
,Srouitriers Ea5 i &uoniug Ga.isrrt
alcne til en- untS N,iaion 1oadr5.
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6upcrncrpalse Ranias

gomlr0 Y. sod or at oeu ~
publitanife StntStonoention aau.
las mco attlamatiou nomineret iom
@uOernertauOioat. aonpentionen
pualaaoe line Gelegater til Rational.
fonpentioueu i Chicago n ltemme ior
RooicpeIt. % Ser ueotoges eiiteml.
migt Reiolutioper iom notalte I'll.
intrins I'll &egierinaeus Faudula.
@olitit.
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poitifanoaIerne.

Z aongresien bar Der raooet ior.
ificlige Weninger ON. bpao Der bar
qisres | anleoning al be Sfnuoaler
iom bar pitt ia inoen g~oitoeparte.
mentet. ! 6sritninsen bar De re.
pu%blifuuife 2eoere tilbsielise til at
looc Oct brro meo DC giilsrinaer.
icm iierSe aSiiitereube Benernlpoit.
meter Sriiicp bar ioretaset i i'm be.
remtc SnSberetning. meoeps Siricts
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III III sglbNN vi. i-siN.
2ougrcSien ucNtoa ocu lite MdrtS
Ell R%eIolutiou, iom giuer aomiSlios
men for Statcrue3 Mclfcmbonorl /
Spbraa at iorinne Scnatct meo CT
Gpaape oOer observation-disclosures for
.hrert slar iibcu 1899 o. CT Som.
meulignlna meIlem Scrnbancrucs
,Snbtrgter meb. hooo ocrcS Rctto.
% gruttofprticneite piIbc nGret
iielac Soricrne for 1899. Seuatct
pcotoa ell gia ont at ubpioc Ben TO-.
bcralc gppniun / Nnihuille. u. T.,
% gipe 100000 Oertil. Mr. Sep
burn anmcIote. at ban Snaooa 6c1t
.t6be uiloe taac op Bitten ont iticr.
iaIifeoe ArrinaSmiblcr. DIR Gar
madS HeicIution on at opiorore vt.
nanSmiuiiteren til at frcmlTagc 20.
finnertcr anauacnbe Wornroubiip
i. Snitb @oolcuS llburpuelic til
superintendent opcr Erobcrfontorct
/ 9oiie, Sbahn, toaeS trent oa pia
ToriIoQ al Mr. Soar IuttcoeS ~
rene, eitcrot Mr. Gormof iorc1ie.
hes hopbe forIeat al fna Sdgeu DIS.
fltterct | GltbliflrmS Eaahsr. Ter
meb off man ira belle SpsrasmnaIet,
Man optog berpoo Sen. @oooS 10
nGpncIic. % 9'Sr. Scott % Rla6
burn taltc imoo bcn, inbtil Webct
bR6eSeS.
Otter en- Diffusion poa bcnoeb I
elmer, hnori mougc bitrc Gro iolot,
beiiutteoe Suiet ben lite at ueoiGtte
ell aonite poo I Wcblemmcr, ionr
ronppneS al Spenfereu, til at uus
oerieac Brun6rn til griitoipS Sitbs
b%erctniua, foriadpiot bcn ongnar
aonQreSntG1o. IenofraterneS iSor.
lo%necn0c ON, at scr Hal loIcs op /
clTbpcr aroG AZ Eo'tDepnrieilielliet,
blep to9ct tiIialac. aiItennin8en
oerom forc9it cfter GortiIinicrne,
i1a ser itoo IA moo i25. Huber
Icbattcn 6noleoc @iaiom NIocn
Sruitb Observation-Disclosures Gre
~iiocntcn % bans Rooo), for bctS
"arroaautc 9ebonoIiug al bcn eneitc
Rcaicringsoreu ser foutner / oirefte
@erereIic ueo Solicit. oa ubrnobtc
Spcafcr Cannon til FrTiiocnt opcr
Sc 7orcne6c Stotcr. SepcnOe @iIolo.
2oniteeu Snoitilinq onL at pons
Reiolutiou ifltIoc lGugcs poo 9oroet,
ncoitemte8 uocn Geremonicr. Nr.
ocarit OF. 81 iremiotte set Sorilo9,
at cit Gomitol for WcllcmItatshonne'
len oprcttcS, og at aommts ltoucn for
Observation-Disclosures Itol booc Wpn'
hiQbeo til at iaitiGtte 5ragttarterne.
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mclOtc, at hans aollcaa g.. VI. Croft
er beo. % Spmpotbi. Heiolutioncr
ncotoaes. Speafcren ncniltte itrar
Ell apmite. beitaaenoc al Sinlen.
aifeu Sctuion. Seaare. Scarbor'
oit9b, Seucr. Souocuiloger, Batter.
ion Hihnr0ion. NcSain. Spirlton,
Siblen. @eiaie % Sadiou til at Del
tnge / 9carnpcIlcn. oa iom poerIiae.
re Se8n pno Gcltopelic bGpeoe @lt'
Jet lit Meoc &l. 1910.
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anlpgget al Sernbonen ira Seoul,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-11
quence of ministers and temperance

quence Of ministers and temperance
lecturers the world over.
A man once wealthy, respected and
prosperous, with a loving wife and
happy children, died fiiendless and
alone, the wife driven to insanity by
his excuses, the children scattered
among relatives more kind than their
parent. 1t was the old story OF an
appetite for drink, more strong than
con jugal or parental love, more strong
than the desire to be honored and
respected by his fellow men, drag
cling man once honored. down in
the lowest depths. and finally bring
ing to close under the most repul'
sive circumstances under which death
can come to man, life that in lis
later years must have been one Of
misery alone.
I There was hardly a man in Hunt
ington who did not know Jar Fly
Spears. Yet when the end came, no
a tear was shed. no loving finger
scattered flowers above his last rest
ing place, pauper's grave.
! His life has been lived and his men
DRY will survive only as It points on
to others who have gone less far, tn
danger that attends their course"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-11
Here stands Old Kentucky.
GLENwooD.

On last Wednesday there was quite
surprise birthday dinner on I'm
Gle Johnnie Webb. His children were
all present-Dave John and wife,
Of willard; A. j. Webb and wife, Of
olloville; Mrs. NJ. F. Cooksey and
Mrs. ]. w. Pennington, Of Denton;
]. F. Webb, of Ohio; Mrs. w. NJ. Cook
sey. Mrs. W. S. Queen. Wesley and
Elem, Of this place. There We're
numbers of his grand and great grand
children present This was Uncle
Johnnie's S7th birthday They had a
fine dinner and the day was enjoyed
by all. In the afternoon the party
had their pictures made all together
for the first time In life. The old
est being Ga years of age and the
youngest 80. They all separated with
tears in their eyes and that sad
thought Of never all meeting again
on this earth, but they live in hopes
of meeting in that beautiful home
above where there is no more sor-
rowing or parting. o
The slwmill of Belcher & Son is cut
ting some fine lumber for Queen &
Webb. 1t keeps the teamsters busy
hauling II TO the station.
On last Wednesday Dave Burk had
misfortune of getting the leg Of one
Of his oxen broken while hauling
logs.
Miss Quinn Cooksey, Of Fallsburg,
visited relatives and friends on East
Fork last week and was accompani-
ed home by Ida Cooksey and C. H.
Kirby
There was church at Sand Hill last
Sunday by Rev. Richard Hall. He Is
fine talker. Rev. Hall and family
have been visiting their parents hert
rhey started to their home In Mich
olas county. Va, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Halls sister. Miss Eva, was
married recently to John Fields a
widower. We wish them long happy
ife.
Curtis Reeves. one of the leading
business men of Lost creek. and
Miss Effie, daughter OF J. d. Webb,
we're united In the holy bonds OF
matrimony by Rev. Ratcllff last
Wednesday,. They are very highly
connected and worthy young people
md will undoubtedly succeed in life.
May happiness and peace be their
lot.
Mrs. Rosa Adkins and daughter.
Maud. OF Julia, w. Va. and Miss Belle
Webb, Of ollovllle. are visiting their
and relatives on East
Fork this week.
Cora Jordan, who has been at Ash,
and for some time, has returned homo
Hernia. Webb. Cora Jordan and
.oulsana Cooksey visited the Glen
wood school last Thursday. 1
Our school 10 progressing nicely |