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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

a SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION.
II YOU cnn place 100 or more wi h mo ] VIII
try 10 p,cke money for you In sto:kS% bonds
Or cotton: each account % WHICH ! have U d
exclusive management for tho last flva yeats
+, has made Iioney;l ask - shire Of pr nts
charging onylhn regular Z, Gor
b ROOM 49, % Broadway Neg York. A. # III
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WANTED AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man TO run soda fountain: must be up to-
date; salary 50, with increase 10 ght man;
state, experience and give refercn .es. p. O.
Box 4i3, Rrostol. Tenn 4. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

COMPARE OUR $500 PtATINI;sI PHOTOS ,I,!1 !.
MN M p fiys9 a nice llhe 81 Photos at $40
ner dozen; tie Same thing yau pay " 81 y, roy
seisoWhere. ORIGINAL. DAVIS GALLEfla.
H Si7S East Broad Street, FgE
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GIRLs-W.ANTED, EXPERIENCED GIRLS
10 make paper boxes: also some new beg u.
ners: permanent employment TdE RAN
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GROCERY STORE, sExcELI4E;NTt STAND:
stock and fixtures at less t y, a. aInG
no better location I'm ~ Cn' os
Y ST rect Wash ington, ID, G. ii. sss st.5g
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SIGNS, SiSNa, oiGNo,


DON'T REPAIST YOUR EIG-.S? .uEN
stop washing your face. Both are repIe.entt;
lives OF your business. THE bDgTliEHS
ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. r. Aain.
Phone le5, 3.5rs 1,
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SPECIALITY SALEsMEN--TWo EXCEPTlON.
ally good positions open VITA. re essaD .,
Iis6ed cleveland house; sAleSInansa-p .tHeia'
and business ability win make rositon ,t tsL,
rnanent: general mercantli5 aae: I'd, n l,.sa
,vhiIn travelling w. u. HODGMAN ~ -
20 prosneci Street. Cleveland O.
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WI, PAY ssa a WEEK AND EXPENSES. TO
men with rirs to introdu Poultr o S nsr :
pound. INTERNATIONAL NJ fG. ~. 80. i 2a'
sons Nln. - -
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POSlTIONs-MoRE THAN
;. Is 0o5 appointments last yFar; chances even
Il better now. examination soon Cir u!ar lSs.
giving list OF positions. salaries eHaHna-
lions sample questions, etc, sent fee
NATL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE.
y Wa shIuEton, D. @.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

4 MrnIIyM- SIZED DWELLING OR FLAT.
centrally located south OF Br ad 81. ceX; pos
J session wanted April LIST. Address CEN
r IRA LIZ care this oHice, s%. ta3ts VI /.
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/ WANT a GOOD, DOUBLE FbAT-Top
office desk; state price AMI where It can be
seen i CASHIER Box PSI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

gGIRLS-WASTED, EXPERIENCED GIRLS.
S - ADKINS q co, 80 kbRders and lrla-
tiers. ana Governor street
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WANTEp. OLD GoLr3 AND SILVER IN ANY,
eendltion highest sasl! Pixies pasa 9g WI
glys nr, SalshSi 81. siEYEH Is ERo jewelers..
4. Eo. Ss3 Broad Street, R!chnl9Ad. YG
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TItH SATloNAL DYEINCi, CLEANING ANT,
PRESSING co do only nrst-class work NJ
reasonable prices; gtods csIlea M az ~. q =
Phone 37sl 1s l{5 sts 5E4 Ga
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: &c.,
SIGNS. SIGNS, SIGNS.

WI, HAVE ADDED no OUR RusIN Elss III. y
most complete and modern Sgn shop ~ n 4 fn I,
sOUTHERN ADV. SIGN 80, 1919 F. Main.
iphono ~. ..E.tsg W Y
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SALESMEN WANTED.

CIGAR SALESMAN wANTED-,cIGAR
salesman in your locality Tor CITY an! Soi per
month and expenses. Tnclose stamp Tor par n,
tculnrs PIONEER CIGAR CO, Dept l'i.
Toledo O.
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SALESMAN--oNE ONLY IN ENERf ELt;G.
,rIc lighted city, town. vi age: doun;es isn',
lessons expense; Quilt coinplete sDCt PAP %
big; sells at sight. SWARTS MFG. Co. 4.
Broadway. New York.
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v,ANTFp-.a YOUNG Lady OF EN,P 7. q =
encedesres position in prva, i "a fan i, Eng
i,sb Music and Latin. Address I" nv. ~
lis N. Twenty .hfth Street, CITY:
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DARc:AIN FOR SOME: % Fs--e.5 500 SHARES
San Marcus Min n. Company san q. Ehn nr! s "a
..a ~, Il ThisT stock will bear investigations.
SAN MARCUS, caro- this Office. ts35g
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low ABOUT THAT SHIRT BOSOM OF
cauae $50 pres en-: blttonhcles and eyele!s
met Try US on your NIX ish,n 5aGn NEW 9pF
YORK LAUNDRY WORKS. l2 N. Ninth st.
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LADIES' WRITE SHORT LETTERS " 10 ~
per week, no Canyasi.rg, Stamped onyel yps.
particulars. Dept, III LADIES SPECIALITY
Co. Chicago,
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

TIE VOLUME OF BUSHES WE % g. 10
ERN ADV. SIGN CO.. 1872 E. Main. f1hono
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FLATS WANTED.

W ,,1-..I STEr, Irc,R -LIc;HT HOUSEKEEPING.
three or four rooms, furnished, batweel Mad
isun and Fifth aud Clay and Cary Ada. ess
Postoffice Bon Ell, II -
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c,cAn SALESMAN WANTED IN YOUR Lo-
rsii,y with or without experience en- saiat
(. or commission: reference required. GAMbE.N
CIGAR CO. Camden, y j.
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sAIEsMEN5 TO SELL oLpENBERG WHITE
Lead; easy 10 make 81 to So per week no
experience necessarS: splcnllu sid Inc
RtrIMAN WHITE Lend 60, CIePeiaW' -
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DON'T BE REPRESENTED BY CHEAp
looking signs Unless they fit your nacR- GOO,
merchants want good signs. see ~
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING .1GN CO.,
13le F. Main. Phone lcf
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GET GOOD WOOD; 1t will pay you; prompt
delivery. reasonable price. a. y. DEUEL.
1.sE3 Wet Main. Wv $50 Ei.8 saAs3.tt
BARBER SHOPS,
--s--7-- T---.--r--
Piano MOVING.

DO YOU WANT YOUR PIANO MOVED? If
SO, our well trained expert movers ana cars.
orders at WALTER D.. MOSES a. CO.. ~;
East Broad Street Phone, No. alb,
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WASTrn-,I coIoRED NURSE WOULD
hosptai training Apply 500 y secsno o.
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Sin and Soft Hats cleaned! ho ksd and re-
irimmed al THE M Err CAN HAT CLEAI-S-
iSHS, 2IO N. Ninth Street, Oppose Ntl,.tu., /
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SALESMAN MAINTENANCE SIDE LINE;
no samples: easy seller. DIG co'nnsts'th
GEO. 7. KING. BGX /. city.
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LEAkT ROOF S.

WHEN YOU CONTRACT W.T. US FOR
timing. plumbing ana PaA-httlas vnu nav
hraied Kelsey Hot Air Furnaces am Wei,
come Ranges u. s. DALTON CO. "
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGESTs--s75 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES
vastly MADE writing health and a}rideni m
ku,apre; experience unnecessary Write y.
day Royal FRATERNAL UNION, st.
Louis, Mo,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18
C:apelle-R Rasmussen.

This morning at 1880 O'Clock, at the
residence OF M. and Mrs. JEFF Garman,
Mr., Louis CapelIe and Miss Magdelena
Rasmussen were united in mar, iage, the
Rev. G. McDermoth officiating.
Mr.. Frank Lannoye and Miss Thekla
Olsen were the bride and groom's sup
porters, and the little Misses Garman
and Bowes led the marriage procession,
and Miss Anna Knudson played the
wedding march.
The dining room and parlo' we're ap-
propriately decorated and over the place
where the ceremony was performed a
large bell OF roses hung from the ceiling.
The wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony and after toast to the bride
and groom by Mr.. Geo. Nye, in 'which
all joined, the party adjourned to the
depot, where the young couple took the
train for Houlton, Oregon, the future
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Capelle.
Miss Rasmussen Is sister Of Mrs. B.
J. Garman and Mr.. Capelle is from
Houlton, Oregon. where he is employe l
by a branch OF the Aberdeen stave
factory.
Many beautiful presents we're received
from friends, large number Of whom
were present at the ceremony.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18
Along the Water Front

The schooner Lucille is at the Michigan
mill, loading for Rodondo.
The E. H. West is loading for Califor-
MIA ports, at the West & SIade mill.
The schooner Salano is loading at the
Wilson Bros mill for California ports.
The steamer Centralia is loading at
the West & Slade mill for San Francisco.
The BArkentine Newsboy is at the
West & olade dock loading for San Fran
cisco.
The schooner r. G. Slade lie at the
Wishkah dock OF the West & Slade mill,
loading for California.
The schooner Tetitia is loading for San
Francisco, at the Aberdeen Lumber &
Shingls company's mill.
The Sophia Christensen is at the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single company's
dock, loading for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18

Yesterday President Is. H. Fox, posted
the assessment, in the case OF Boetteger
of noquian, who was fined $40, Sunday
by Umpire Osborn. This means that
the fine will have to be paid before be
can pl,y in any team in the Southwest.
Boetteger talked too much.
N. G. Nelson is fitting up the building
next to the Springer boat building shop
for a sail and tent making loft. Mr..
Nelson has already sent for lot Of rope
and canvas, and by next week will be
ready for business. He has several con-
tracts already and will soon have crew
OF men at work.
On Monday evening Miss Harriet Ho-
gan kept open house, in honor Of the
Misses France, who have spent seve'a al
weeks here visiting their father, and will
soon leave again for the East. OF course
the gathering was an enjoyable one, as
that is what would be expected when
Miss Hogan acts as hostess.
Organizer G. Berliner, OF the " oodmen
Of the World, visited the local camp last
evening. There was large attendance
present, and several candidates were
initiated. After business, Mr.. Berliner
gave a favorable account OF the work
and growth OF the order in the state,
after which some time was spent. in
social session.
Charles Patnude, OF Olympia, and Miss
Blanche Kendall. Of this city, were mar
ried yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock, at
the Kendall hotel, by Justice J. G. Pear
son. Both families and few invited
friends were present to witness the cere-
money. The young people took the 1910
train for Olympia and wedding trip.
The HERALD sends greetings and good
wishes.
Twenty six Foresters came down from
Olympia Tuesday, to show the Aberdeen
Forsste,s how to play base ball, and
later in the evening to show how the
team work ought to be done in initiating
members. They did both, but Aberdeen
showed them how visitors ought 10 he
entertained. The Olympisns returned
to-tteir homes on Wednesday. we'll salts.
-iieA with their visit.
! THE baseball game between Olympia
and Aberdeen Foresters, came off at the
TAelNsttc grounds Tuesday afternoon.
Tie game Was won by Olympia by a
score Of IL to 10. While the game was
not up to the tet ,ofty leagues one, II
vas very enjoyable, and thexplayihg was
good. The line up was Olympia-Brower,
'sb; House. use Cook. q; HQs, #, .Ness
lon. CT; Bresgsr, Id; Wiley. 2b;
Walner,. 6. .'Ahs!deen=,-R ochon, -sss
Sherwood, %; Belt, p; Bowes, lib: Hull,
II; Wileyrcf.; Mcneil, 3b; Jones, c; Nc.
Dewitt, #; Rodgers, sub.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18
THE CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS USUAL. QUIET SESSION
LAST NIGHT.
Numerous Street Improvements Ordered and
Contemplated. Purchase Of City Hall Site
at ! and Market Streets Ordered. Routine
Business.

All the councilmen were pres ent last
night except Jones.
ihe rolls OF special improvement dis
tricts from the beginning of the cily his.
tory, made into form by G. 3. Weather.
wax, was submitted and referred to the
committee on finance.
The street commissioner asked for q
watchman's time clock for the water
works, was referred to the water commit.
tee with power to act.
The committee on streets reported in
favor OF 70 foot roadway from the east
side OF CLARK to the west side OF Evans
street. South Aberdeen.
The contract for the erection of house
at pumping station was awarded to W.
II. White.
Petition was presented from Ninemire
& Morgan asking for 2O-foot road on
Ash street, was given to the city attorney
to look into legal points.
Petition from Eugene France that he
be allowed to make certain improve
ments near his residence, was referred.
Petition from O. M. Kellogg and 9th.
ers. that E street be planked from Wish.
kah to Market, was referred.
Liquor license of Peters & Jackson was
transferred to William Rubschow.
Mr.. Morgan asked the mayor what was
done about buying the lots for the city
hall, and the mayor stated that no deeds
had been presented and no action had
been taken.
resolution " 10 presented by Council.
man Morgan asking. that warrant be
drawn in favor Of g. F. Thorp with
which to purchase lots and 8 w. & B.
addition on which to erect a city hall.
was adopted.
resolution introduced BY Councilman
WilsonAasking that the plans for city
pumping station and the employment Of
Messrs.:: Rec 4 Briggs to oversee the
work orf the Same, was adopted.
A lresplution for the Improvement OF
West BOulevarde street with q l6-foot
plank roadway ani making Septemb Der
9TH the time in which to make remon.
strances, was passed.
A ,reablutien. for the improvement of
First street, South Aberdeen, from Ce.
dar STREET to Marion street, by building
16foot roadway, was adopted.
The city attorney was instructed to
draw uF a resolution for the improve.
.menS Of Curtis street, South Aberdeen. Z
i. Bids fQr the imprUvem Mt Of Lawrence
street, South Aberdeen, were feeeivtas
R. 4. wiley $lc18, 81 Howard ~. 10.
Howard was given tlieacontfact. .s'tS@ y
The street superintendent was In
structedtso put ira crossing At the Inter
sectisn,3 Hume and N etreeta.;'f'' ~''';
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18

a r., p, Waldenatsoln.

on the; evepiag Of August. 3Oth the
swedish people of Aberdeen will have
the opportunity OF their lives, in listen
ing tp one. OF their really great men, viz !:
.Petet Paul Waldenstrom, Phi. D., D. d.,
NJ. Il Twice in twelve years has Ameri.
ca been favored with visit from him.
About 1872 = little gathering Of
friends. the question came up as to
whether the work Of Christ simed to
reconcile God to man or man to God. A
careful searching Of Holy Scripture led
Waldenstrom to change his views, and
to hbld. that in Cirist's work of recon-
ciliatiohyG Tod Is the subject, the love OF
God. the sbtirte, the whole world the OBJ
jtct, the reconciliation Of man to Cot is
not of God to man theend. These views
stirred up one Of the greatest contro-
veisies in Sweden during the last CEN
fury. The discussion did more than any
other 'one thing to further the Free
Chui ch movement.
For administering the Lords Supper
to little bands of believing souls, Walden
strom was tried, condemned and punish
ed BY the consistory OF the state church.
At last he appealed to the King. He
finally laid down his ministry in the state
church. He says. 1.-THE Christian Chu,ch
has room for every Christian just because
he is q Christian. The Christian Church
in the Biblical thought is one which has
room for all who believe in Jesus and are
Gods children"
DR.. Waldenstrom is an eminently pop
ular preacher. Master Of pure, simple
Swedish, he peaches go that the hum.
blest man can understand him. He once
said that the highest compliment he had
S SsSns Sssa Ts m p p9esh sa to "h
mother, "Why, he didn't preach. he just
talked"
Mr.. Waldenstrom will be in Seattle
August q, in Tacoma August 1928, and
in this place August 80. when he will
speak in the Congregational church to
the Swedish people. at 7 80 p. m.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled fol
in the Aberdeen postoffice for the weel
ending August 16, 1904.
Anderson, Mrs o Higgins, FL
Benn, CT Moss, John
Cramer, Mr. NJ Schroede, Fred
Culligan, Mrs j Shearer. HF
Cohorn, Mrs 4 q Smith, F H
Edmunds. Miss G Sibold. Mrs al
Gibson, Twins B Wooliever, &C
White, w A
Persons calling for these letters will
please say "Advertised."
r. P. CAMPBELL, p. M.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-18
For Rent.

A furnished house or part of it, for
small family. The house is we'll located
AID fitted with all modern conveniences.
Apply to Mrs. P. Philips. 2O6 N. E.
Street, neal First. 1t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28

B. f. Carriers Sunday night.
Mamie Webb called at James Prince
Saturday night,
Henry Hughes and wife called on
his hona folks Sunday.
Nancy Young is visiting home folks
this week.
Covey Carter is still working at Mrs
Johns.
ert Jordan called on John
Large Tuesday night.
Della Kitchen who has been visiting
her brother in West Virginia for the
past six months. has returned home.
Matthew Kitchen, who served three
years IN the army has returned
home.
z. C. Wollman mad wife called OF
Convey Adams and wife Sunday.
Linzy lobe has returned home from
West Virginia.
Lenie Large was out sheep buying
Saturday
Rol Riley visited John Large from
Friday until Sunday.
Roy Burton passed up and dow
our creek Sunday.
Kate Jordan visited at Samuel Bur
tons Sunday Blue Eyes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28
A GRIZZLY BEAR.
II Attacked Two Men Thrown From
Vehicle.

Lagrange, KY. Oct 2a.--Richard
Boils. liveryman of this city. and D.
l. Duncan. commercial traveller from
New York, had a thrilling encounter
with huge grizzly bear near Browns
boro. The men. on their way to this
city, were overtaken by a violent hail
and wind storm. which overturned
their buggy and threw them out
When they rose from the ground they
found themselves face to face with the
big beast The animal showed fight
and during the struggle which ensued
the men were considerably bruised and
scratched before they could make theiI
escape. The bear belonged TO some
rowing Italians, and had become en-
ragged from being pel.ed with the hal
till it broke its chain and ran away.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28
The IFS /"
of Life

Make the guarantees OF Life Insurance
valuable beyond all calculation. Each
eff" has its corresponding definite assur-
anee from The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York. Peculiar family
or business conditions, require special
investment arrangements. This company
has met every imaginable condition in
the past and can safely suggest the plan
best suited to the emergency. The fol
lowing instance is only one OF thousands
The late Archibald witefaop,s Of Phnldelrha. VIZ
died Su5dsnly last Friday. held poiees amounting m tso &c
In The Naai Liz Insurance Company Of Ncs Notk lhs
lurinS Ter uhish these policies ~ffe 81 ~er'
seted that bis ~ie III receive at onee io o 10 sssN
living stthe end q that period she ~ receive ioo CO. ash
mating the tets received uhdef ue,e @ e nf0 %
~high ne eniuns paid y NJ WaeThou,s amounted l.
tFrosi The philadelphia Record, Noy g, Igo'.)
In writing for information about policies
Of this kind, state what you would like to
receive in cash at the end of limited pay.
ment period, amount you would like your
beneficiary to receive in event of YOU
death, and give your age.
THR MUTUAL LIFR INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A. MccURpY. President.
If. H. YATES, Dist. Mgr, Louisa, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28
Order Lawrence Co. Court.

Order Lawrence County Court,
August term, 18th day OF August
1904.
On this day F. R. Moore presented
in open court a petition of more
than twenty legal voters of voting
district No. 2, Lawrence county, KY,
known as Dry Fork voting district,
having been filed in County Court
in said county on the 18th day of
August. 1901, asking submission
of the question whether or not hogs
shall run at large in said voting
district, No. 2.
1t is ordered by the court that
the officers of the general election
this fall 1904, in said district, No. 2,
open a poll for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the will of the voters of said
district, No. 2, upon the question
whether or not hogs shall be permit
ted to run at large in said voting dis
trict, No. 2.
Copy. Attest: Add Skeens, Clerk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.

The pealsant to take and harm
less one minute Cough Cure gives
instant relief in all cases ofo crup
Cough and lagrippe because 1t does no
pass Immediately into the stomach,
but takes eeffct right at the seat OF
the trouble. II draws out the infla-
permanently by enabling the lungs
DEMONSTRATING oxygen to the blood
and tissues. Sold by Louisa DrugCo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28


wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bight's Disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommendedfor everything butt you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble 1, will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In SO many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried 1t. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out ifyou havek kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and Ek
send your address to AsiiiiF11
DR.. Kimer & Co., Bng- :H 4. s, mi
canton, N. Y. The sasl. g ZEE n
ocular fifty cent and Home of svamp-RoOt
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28
LeulsvlLLe MAN suleibEa.
He Was the Grandson Of the Late Dr.
Bell, Of Southern Fame.

Louisville. KY, Oct. 24.-Wsllace
Bell. who committed suicide BY cut
ting his throat in Chicago Sunday
morning, was a grandson OF the late
Theodore S. Bell. who was the most
noted physician in the south 80 years
ago. He was 80 years Of age and was
for several years the athletic instruc-
tor OF Central university, at Danville.
Recently he was employed BY J. NJ.
Robinson. Norton & Co.. of Louisville.
but left for Chicago to better his posi-.
lion. H. H Bell. assistant managing
editor OF the Times. said Sunday night
that he knew no possible reason for
his brothers suicide except that he
had probably been discouraged BY the
failure of his efforts to secure what
he wanted in Chicago. Mr.. Bells
mother lives here. The body will be
brought here for burial
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-10-28
ORGANS seNr ro LoUIsvILLE.
Remains Of David @. colson Exhumed
For Investigation.

Pineyille, KY. Oct. 25.-Responsiye
to rumors OF death by poisoning. the
stomach. brain and liver taken from
the disinterred body OF David g. Col
son. formerly congressman from the
Eleventh district. have been sent to
Louisville from Middles6oro for expert
examination by order OF County Judge
L K Rice, Of Bell county. The body
Of Col. Colson was erhumed on Judge
Rice's order and his organs are now
in tho hands of DR.. g. q Woody. who
is making an examination TO deter
mine the cause OF death and also the
effect. II any, on the brain.