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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Sapaasr hema9tissa i'd etnss
mitttsen SeftuassSerfes.

Sofio, &c. Sept, 3 D3r Na6m.
Die Sapartt ttnS i'm geiige nod eines
6eifungsmerfss, auf einsf QnbO5e weft=
LID pc.s Sbitan. tuel9es ne na4 bartem
Nnariffs einnahmen uao bon no aus he
ale @eriu9s Der @uRen, f4 mieber in
ben 8sfB DeHeib,n 81 ieBen, 3uriid-
i6lueen. geibe S6bsn iibsrrasen port
Mrtbur une liefe.n srcelente 8elesen=
beitsn gum Maftsueu bon @ei6hben,
bur6 tpslda bic Yerthsioi9ung Der &ui=
fen erbebli4 seIawd4t miro.
Sbne Glot.e. teine Soff-
nung III &uBlono.
S..Deis-sburG %. Sept.
@apitdn @lebiti, Der @hef beg Stabes
giee Mbmirals StrbolOff, traf nit
tpihtioen asridtsn aus 8laSiDOftod
fir ben 3aiisr bier Elm. Wdbreno
elmer llntsrreoang iaste @apt. @laoitt.
oab Die G@fsn, fails pOrt @tttur ses
nommen uerbsn foQts, niemals mieber
in ben 8efib bvhelben Selan9en Mir
ben, ausgenommen, he hdtten Die
O5srbertiduft sar See unb aus o!eiem
8runoe be5iirnnriete sr bas Nbienben
ieoes nur perfiaoaren S6iifss nod
Dem Often. Sic S9war5e Meer Glotte
singei9lOHen. abmiral girilef. Der
Gommanoeur Der ruifii9en Seeitreit=
frGfte in Gronfaot. beorberte bas
Stla1tidiff Orel, bic &reu3er Olsr
unb Semtdug uno oas Sransportidifi
2ataatta Bis gum 26. Sept. CUR Gabri
aerhtst su isin unb ben 9reu3er Sau.
mono fidD fir ben 29. Sept. in ge=
reiti9aft su balten. @rObfiirit Ileris,
Der Momiral, beftrwOrtet, bic Office
Hotte um bas @ap Sorn au ienben, ies
bed iii es mod unsntI9ieben, Ob bic
6lotte nod in bieiem Sabre bie &eiis
antreten t1iro.
| ct. petersburg, %. Sept.
Die leBten sia4riaten, welae bier aus
8labipoifod anlansten, 3sisen. oaB BIZ
&eparaturen Der ruifi9en 8reu3sr go.
seipr. &Oifiu uno @romObol ieBt be.
jenoet fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
5s@ SnbianapDls, Snb, Domeraae,
streifer i9mer beftraft.

6u9b Sapp, elm Union 9lrbsiter, Der
unter Der Nntlase Der Weri9p6rung
gum Mneriffe auf 2ufe Jit9 faub.
wuroe gefern i'm @riminalgeridte bon
Ri4ter Nlforo 5u 6 WOnaten Nrbeits=
baus uno $500 Strafe berurtbeilt.
Shomas Gibseralo, slei9falls Elm
l1nionift, uel4er Git6 nit einem 8oot,
i9ldser ii5er ben 4Opf i9lus, erbielt
our9 eine Surp eine Strafe bon 800
3agen Nrbeitsbaus un0 $3.50 @elos
bube. Ser Mnsriff ereigaete fid i'm
6ebruar. tpdbreno zines Streifes unter
ben Union Nrbeitern Der SnoianapoIis
@hair @ompanp.
Sapp traf 6itd, Der bic STEELE zines
Streiters einsenommen uno berwidelte
benieiben In etn 8eiprd1 unb mdbrenb
oefsn f9li9 f9 Fitzgerald beran uno
fdlug ben Mbnunssloien binterrids
nie0er. 8eioe murben geifern Nbenb
ins Nrbeitsbaus iiberfiibrt. Nnpali
Waiion Der Manufacturers MKociation
pertratt Die Nntldger. geioe 8er-
urtheilte erbielten bon &ihter Nlforo
cine oerbe Strafpreoigt uno fagte, BAT
Beioe tpegen m6rberifben Nn9riffes
bdtten angetlagt tperben Ioaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Cine neme eleetrii9e 8abnlinie.

Die Bincennes, Waibinston &
gaitern Babn=@eielidaft bon Waib=
ington. Snb., bat ibre SneorporatiOns=
papiere ertpirtt; bas Nctien=g Capital 1T
81, 100000. Sie Sirectoren finb: W.
s. Saols bon Chicago, Muitiu s. @a-
leb, 6arben 8. 3rueblooo, 6. 6. @sf.
ridge, Grant 6. 0ateman unb u. s.
paogett bon WaibinstOn. Die 8eieas
i4ait beabihtigt, cine eleetriide 8abn-
Derbinoung 3tuifden 8ineennes unb
WaibingtOn, Sno., 3u erbauen; oies
ielbe miro bic Stdbte Wbeatlanb,
Montgomerb. @armelsbure unb 2oo-
gartee berhbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Yoli3etlt@es Mqerlet.

8erbaftet uurben, auBer Der iibli'
aen Mnaabl Srunfenboloe
% m. 9. @urrp aus gbansbillt
als @eieBesfli9tling;
s. 80. 8ooopear, I'LL Noro
alabama Strabe, neil er fi9 als Be.
anter prdientirt baben fol;
MARCUS Grimes. tue9en 3run'
fenbeit unb au9 bes 2leinbiebfabls
an9etla9t;
Geo. % biteu.S Saac@b bite,
beibe 422 Weft 18. StraBe, untsr be,
Intlage aug einem 2oblenbofe gefob'
len gu baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Weuer Gebertpeiber,
bel Mugut pietfd,
@de Wabaib unb 2ibertp Strabe.


Bauerlau bnibf9eine.-
&idarb W. Smith, Cottage, Bright.
uooo Mbe. 3mii9en &oOiebelt unb 25.
Str. 81. $50. = s. 6. Woon. Ge.
fUdftss@ebdube. @ural unb 10. Ctr,
5000. = o. W. Safs, 9aus, S1e
g. Qaura Ctr, 81, 500. = grfe 8ap.
tifen 8ir9e. Neparaturen, 8ermoni
unb Werioian Str. $4,000. = 6rau
.. 8. Milsr, Grame tenement @e.
bdube, 18. Ctr. nabe Nem Seriep,
$2,750.-gowarb 6. 0orif, Cottage
1874 9arlan Str., 1,507.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Clues 3eitnnsssS sSerfaafers
@iksei@id.

M.W. Werritt aus prineebille, Sas.
elm 3eitungsberfdafer, auf einem 0an-
oalia ss3uge, lpuroe 9efern Nbenb,
beim @erfu9e on Der Delatuare Strabe
bonn 3uge ab3uipringen, gegen eine
Wei4e gei4leubert. st aog fi4 f9mers-
li9e Werlebunsen au uno muBte mit-
tells slmbulan3 in feline Wobnung I'm
0irsinia 9otel tiberfiibrt ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Sames 6ttt mtro NIT Sem Mr:
beitsbaus 8etaanti9aft
MAIDEN.

Sames 9itt, ober 8eorse Surf, ME
er fi9 nannte, Der CUR 3eit. als bic A
Spieler bor etma 6 Wo9en 3u 10 So.
gen Mrbeitsbaus berurtbeilt purben,
fit nit Der glfs 2oge in. Cincinnati
befano uno Der besbalb ieiner Strafe
entging, uuroe gefern. tpie er tpieber 3r.
riiftebrte, berbaftet unb tpirb feline Nr-
beitsbaussStrafe iest ab3ufBen baben.
Sitt muroe in bic Sail 9ebra&t. bon
no aus er na9 sefdltem llrtbeile in's
Nrbeitsbaus iiberfiibrt meroen mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
@insem fraffrei aug.

Sa es n..St betpieIen tperbsn fonnte,
mas eisentli9 Die neuli9 auf einem
MartinsbiQe Snterurbantpagen abee=
9aliene grEsslsi peruria1te, nod mer
an berielbsn eigentlid aftib bstheiIisi
NOR, 10 wuroen bic bier unter Der Mn'
f1aee oes Nufrubrs berbafteten Msit-
Qlieoer Der Ben our" @cmpagnie, i'm
boli3eissridte beute Morsen entlafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
9elesat Der Braner=Gonbentioa
befobleg.

Samss @o9ran aus Soronto. Ga.
naba, meloete Der poli3ei, oab ibm aus
ieiner 6oientai1e $50 in amerifani=
f4em papierseloe abbanben famen.
Die in ben anoeren 9ai9en aufbewabrs
ten @slber tpurben bon benz 9iebe nidi
bsriibrt. @o9ran 1T Elm Selesat bee
8rauerberbanoes, Der feinen Siftriti
bier anf ber Contention bertritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Sutermatiomale Contention Der
8ranerei=glrbetter.
9aS Gamptaaartter net=
bIetbt tn Gtncttttta.to

Sn Der beutissl Sdlubfbung ess
esnternationalen Contention b,t
8rauerei-Mrbeiter purbe t,r Nntrag,
oas 6aupiquartier Der ssnternationaien
grecutipe bon Cincinnati nod Snbia=
napoiis gu tsrlssen, nit GROCER Si!m'
menme5;beit perporfen. Sas Saupt=
quarter serbleibt bemna9 in gincin'
nati.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
gerindte nenem Ofen.

Sobr gernbarbt, 857 Wef Wer=
mont Strabs, beriu6te bsute 8ormit.
tag bic 4apaaitdt zines neueu Sfsns 3u
erproben unb bei3te gu bieiem 3msde
nit elmer Auantitdt 0Ol3 uno papier
elm. Sas papier fog in baIbber-
branntem 3ufanbe burd Den S6Ornr
ifein uub fiel aufs trOfsne Dad, bas-
,ielbe in 8ranb isbenb. Ser iofort
berbeiseeilten 6euermebr 9elang es,
bafelbe iofort au l6iaen, 10 bab nur
elm SIS S9aben entftanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Gimem 9sr3i&las erlessn.

6arrp pbeamfer, Der yfa9tclert tn
Smiths &eftaurant leate fi9, nadbem
er nit ieiner &rbeit fertig mar. aelterr
Worgen um Z ubr ins gett unb gat
Muftrag ibn um 2 ubr Na9mittass ~
tpeden. Sa er auf tpieberbolte!
2lopfen unb &ufsn nidt antportete,
murbe fein 3immer ge6ffnet. unb mar
fanb ibn tobt auf Dem 8ette bor. Sir
6er3febler batte feinem 2eben elm gnb,
gema9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22

81 m;ngton, 81. Septbr.
Das IS. S9uliabr Der Snoiana
llniberiitdt nabm bente ieinen Mnians.
Ser Anbrang BON Stubsnten, tpel9e
fi9 meloeten, mar Elm enDrmer. Sm
@an3en wurben am Tontag uno
Hienifag 900 immatritulirt, 10 baB
grtfa-@lahen gebiloet tperben mhhen.
Jm ganaen befinoen fid 1900 Stuoen-
ten auf Der llniberiitdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Tloreuee &rans6toa ibren Ser:
letnnsea erleseu.

Glorenee 8raugbton, bie 6idbri9e
8o9ter bes Geueruebrmanues Ssnrb
@. 8raugbton bon 60. ylo. 2, iii
gefiern ben Branbmanben srlegen,
tpelde lie am Montag Mbenb In ibrer
elterli9ea @obnuna, 202o OF IL.
Str, In 6Olse elmer GaioIin=grplclian
erlitten bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
tDiro Don unternehmenoen8 8fir.
germ Ger Staot errihtet
rperoen.
9teielbett orsantitrtem ft6
berettS tino sftGneten
$4,000.
Sm ndditsn Griibjabr wirb Der 8e'
trieb in Der 6abrif erOffnet
iperOen.

Seit Sabren babsn Die bief9en Bau=
unternebmer unb @ontractoren untsr
einem semihen Druid gu leiben gebabt,
ipelher ibnen bon benz Jog. Sruit Der
3ieeelfabritanten auferleat uurbe.
sic fanben unb iteben nod heute in
einem gepifen Mbbdngi9teitss s8erbdlt-
nib au oieien Masnaten in oem Sic.
sslseiddft, iotueit es Die prompte 2ie-
feruns Der 3iesel anbetrifft. Ser
Sortidritt an pielen 8auten tpurbe
bdufig sebemmt, u. stp. aus bem@runoe,
neil aus ben 3ie9elbrennereien bas
Waterial nidt su redter 3eit seliefert
purbe.
Webreren @ontraetoren, tuel9e burA
oieie Saumielisteit natiirli9 groben
0erbruB uno aud bebeutenben 0erIuf
batten, tparsn i9on felt LANCER 3eit Der
@eoanfe getommen, ob ni9t bic 3eit
setommen iei, mo- fe Ielbit eine 3ie9el=
brennerei beginner uno 10 nod uno
nod ben unliebIamsn Ma9inationen
bes 9ruit sntrinnen f6nnten,
Gefern Mbenb purbe Der 8aG in's
&Ouen gebra9t.
Cine Nn3abl Der angeielenfen Biir-
ger Der Stabt trat su elmer Sibunq
3uiammen, in tpelder bei9lohen tpur-
be, in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon
SnoianapOlis cine 3i.sel=grennerei au
etabliren.
STR bieielbe fino bereits fdon ber=
lfdisbene @runoitiide in Betraat &C.
so9sn tporben. @eoloeii9e llnterfu-
9ungen baben er9eben, bab ). 3. TO-
mobl In Srbinston als audi in Bright
tpoob Elm ean3 bor3ielider 2ebm fiji,
bic SabritatiOn bon 3ieseln bOrban.
ben iF.
Die gtabliruns elmer 3ieselTabril
tpurbe Johann BON fol9enbeu Serren
beidIoHsn: Wm. g. SunscIaus, Wm.
9Ofiert, Greo 6. @rORart, s. 6.
@utes, CHARLES gebtins, Sobn u.
S9uma9er, gsm. WpiOns uno s. g
Soptins.
| gs purbe befdloiien, bas Nctien.
@apital auf $3.50, 600 feff3uisbsn.
@On oieier Summe tpuroen bereit:
gehern $4,000 bon ben 9enannter
0erren ge3eiGnst.
Sie neue @eieli9aft oreanifrte Rd
tpie folgt:
| prdibent-Wm. g. SunQeiaus.
s9asmeiiter-Wm. 8Oiiert.
| Secretdr-Grsb 6. @roHart.
| S9on in ben nddffenSaeen tpirb cir
2anocompler. auf pel9es bieSerren be.
reits refectiren, ertporben tperben uni
uenn Der @inter einieermaben giinifie
III, foa Der 8etrieb in Der 6abrit in
Grubiabr 1905 er6ffnet tperoen. Die
| ielbe wirb nit ben mobernlten ginrid
tunsen berfeben fein. Die @apacitd
foa $50, 900 Sttid pro Sng betragen
Sieiem seitsemdBen inbuifriellen un
tsrrebmen fann tpobl Obne 3meifel. bt
lfol4' erfabrene Ga9leute an Der Spib,
besielben ffeben, elm siinifises pros
nofifon geItsqt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
11nterbaltmnss : 9lbenS tint
0enti9en 0anie.

Sm &atbsfeler beg SeutIaen 6auies
fano geifern Der 3tusite muHtalif9e I'm.
neutrality-suspicious. fatt.
Der Solif beg Mbenbs mar Der aug,
ae3ei&nete Baffiit 9err Oliper %.
Sieniee. Seine 2iebsrbortrdge tpuroen
bonn publifum nit Beifau belobnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Sebeaslamsli@ 3u@tbaus.

penfielo pope, Der Garbise M6roer.
pel9er i'm Jrtibjabre feline Jrau in
6su9bniae t6btete, tpurbe beute 0or-
mitta9 ben &i9ter Nlforb su lebens=
.ldn9li4er, 3u4tbaus berurtbeilt.
pope nabm iein 1rtbeil obne cine
Spur bon grresibeit gu aeisen, ent=
aenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
Tdr ben 9nSianapolis. .5as.

Wapor 6olbmen bat fib na& st.
2Ouis begeben, I'm 8Orbereitungen ftr
ben Snoianapolis=S Sag, mel4er am 5.
October auf Der Notwithstanding ges
feiert uerben pirb, 3u treffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22
8amferott.

gilbert 6. Wbite bon Columbus,
Snb.. meloete 9effern i'm Bunbesse.
ri9t isinen 8anterott on. eeinen
paifpa bon $28, GIL 81 fieben feline
Metiua ent9e9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-22

~ Rau9t bic BONANZA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20
Church Festival.

Arrangements have been made
for a delightful social to be held
at the home OF Judge and Mrs. r.
T. Burns this friday evening.
There will be no charge for admiss-
ton.
A musical program has been ar
ranged and an enjoyable evening
is expected. Delicious refresh
ments consisting OF ice cream,
sherbet, dope, strawberries, cake
and coffee will be served. The
proceeds will go toward pspering
and repairing the NJ. L. Church,
South.
All are cordially invited 10 at
tend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20
Notice.

The Undersigned, as adminlstra-
tor Of Jane Smith, deceased, Will
on Saturday, May %, 1904, at the
home place, at the mouth OF
Blaine, Lawrence County, Ken
lucky, beginning at 10 o'clock a.
M, expose to public sale the per-
sonal property left by said deced-
emit, consisting OF horses, mules, cat
tie, mich cows, poultry, hogs.
All the farming implements such
as mowers, plows, hoes, shovels,
rakes and other tools, all the
household and kitchen furniture,
carpets, chairs, tables, pictures,
glassware. In fact all the person
ul property will be sold.
Terms OF sale will be as fol-
lows: All purchases OF $500 or
less will be for cash. All purchas-
es over $500 will be on three
months credit interest from day OF
sale until paid. Purchasers will be
required to execute notes with good
personal security. This May 10th
1901. Roland FanniD, Adm,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

The funeral OF MIR. Arch Cum.
mlngs, formerly OF Ashland, but
late OF New York City, took place
afternoon at . o'clock
In Ashland. Row. Coudit, pastor
o, the First Presbyterian Church,
conducted the service.
As the remains were brought
there from New York the exact
hour for holding the services was
not generally known but many
friends Of the family attended,
All OF Mr.. Cummings sisters and
brothers were present: Mrs. j G.
Adams, Miss Belle Cummings and
MIR. John Cummings, ofthls place
Mrs. l.. Mcclure, OF Delaware,
Ohlu, and MIR. VIM. Cummings Vi
Indiana. The interment followed
In the Ashland Cemetery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20
A May Carnival.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church OF Louisa will
hold a carnival here, beginning
May 9th and continuing three
days. The court house square
will be used for this purpose.
Goods will be on sale from houses
in Catlettsburg, Ashland, Hunt
ington and Louisa. A lunch room
will be open all day and until
late at night. The proceeds will
go to the fund for re-modeling the
church building.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Joseph Norton, OF Gallipolis, was
thrown from horse near Cop
peras mines, in Logan county, W..
Va, on Thursday. He was found
unconscious on the roadside by
Fred Winkler, who represents En-
mons, Hawkins 4 Co., OF Hunting
ton. He was taken to Logan, w.
Va, where it was found that he
had sustained a fractured leg and
slight conclusion OF the brain.
He is resting fairly well, but he
will be laid up for several weeks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20
Compliments From India.

u. 5. Assistant Engineers b. F.
Thomas and ID. A. Watt have cause
to feel highly complimented by an
editorial that appeared In the lead
Ing engineering journal Of India.
The name Of the publication is "In-
dian Engineering and it is pub.
llshed In Calcutta. The article APP
peared In the issue OF April 2nd,
and is a review OF the book on The
Improvement OF Rivers recently
published for the two Louisa auth
ors named above. The review
covers almost a page.and-a.half In
Indian Engineering" and we can
therefore reproduce only few
sentences from the article:
"Indlan Engineers Will certainly
be grateful TO us IL haply this arti-
Gle serves to Introduce them TO a
very charming and valuable vol
ume just Issued in their best style
1by those best Of American publish
erF, John Wiley and Sons, OF New
York. 1t Is a handsome but not
TOO ponderous quarto by b. f..
Thomas and ID. A. Watt, both
United States Assistant Engineers
both Members OF tho American
Society OF Civil Engineers, aud OBJ.
slously complete masters alike OF
their subject and Of technical ex-
posltory writing. The books ex-
planatory second title shows II 10
be- "a Treatise on tho Methods en-
ployed for Improving Streams for
Open Navigation, and for Navigd
ton by means OF Locks and Dams.
Consequently 1t Is neither written
from an Irrigation nor from a
Bridge bplldlag point o. view, al
though It touches on probably
every class Of River problems
which affect those arts
at is In short the very latest ex.
position OF River problems genor'
ally aud tho best we have either
seen or hope for many long day
to see. Though written by Amorl
caus, II is far from limited &c
American conditions and methods
and a good hal; OF the list Of prln
cipal works consulted consists o
French, German, aud other Euro
peaa Continental writings"
alt would take several leading
articles TO merely glance at all tn,
books points Of interest for Indian
Engineers, aud we must poriorcl
content ourselves he-e with u mer,
coup d'dH. Like the Bovril adver
tisement, the writer's have succeed
ed in condenslng a Technical o.
into n literary Tea Cup, aud ",
merely venture to offer a few sip
pits Of tho extract re-dilutod.n
! AS for the Improvement OF rive
outlets TO the sea, and the whole o
Part III, which treats OF the I'm
provement Of Rivers by Canalisa
lion, we must simpiS omit then
from discussion beyond mention
Ing that the details and practice
OF modern removable dams ar
admirably complete, and the Who'll
book, as already said, Is the mos
lucid and valuable manual yet eA
tant.n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

The marriage Of Mr., Jake E4ral-
sky OF this place TO MISS Lillian
Cohen took place last Sunday at
Ave o'clock at the home of the
brides mother In Cincinnati. The
groom is the successful and popu-
lar manager OF the Louisa Bargain
Store and the bride the sister OF
two wealthy manufacturers OF Gin
cInnatl.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Ezralsky arrived
here Wednesday and have taken
rooms at the Brunswick Hotel un-
I'll a residence can be secured
when thcy will go to housekeep
Ing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Tho VIC. 7. U. win meet at )
o'clock Friday afternoon, May the
2O.n, ut the residences OF Mrs ohas'
Urutcher. All members are ro'
uncsled TO be present.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

q, w. Gunuell is closing out his
entire stock OF goods, and will rent
his store building. He has been In
the mercantile business here for the
past eighteen years and has been
very successful. We have not
learned what Mr., Gunnell's inten-
lions are, but hope he will remain
In Louisa as he is one of our best
and most substantial citizens.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Anderson Webb aud family, OF
Indian Territory, are visiting rela-
lives In this county. lie was in
tho newspaper business at this
place several years ago,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

John d. Jackson, living on Oak
ley started out Monday to hunt
squirrels. He took with him an
old army gun. and the first shot
bursted the gun, breaking II loose
from the stock, and driving piece
OF iron about an inch and half
long in the middle OF his forehead
inflicting dreadful wound. DR..
Kash was called and dressed the
wounds. The young man may re-
cover, but the chances are decided
~ against him.-Salyersville News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

II. G. Cochran, OF Lick Creek
was In Louisa Monday for the first
time In ilvc months, having been
very sick since last December.
His many friends aro glad to
know that no Is able to DO out.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Heber Holbrook Rice, son OF
Judge IL. b. Rice, OF Paintsville,
is one of the graduates OF Ken
lucky State College this year. The
commencement will be held June
9th. The class this year nun beers
seventy seven.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20
Come TO The ehildren's Meeting.

The Juvenile Missionary society
OF the NJ. f. Church, South, will
hold an open meeting next Sunday
at I 80 p. m. The children have an
interesting program, and they will
be aided by the Woman's Society
and the choir. A feast OF good
things may be expected.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Miss Ida Moore of Catlettsburg,
is in Jack sonville, Fla, where she
went to meet with the Executive
Board OF Foreign Missions, OF the
NJ. E. Church, South, she being
the representative of the Western
Virginia conference.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Miss Judith Gaines and Mr.. r.
+. Pendloton were married last
Thursday at the house ofthe brides
father, Thomas Gaines, below
town.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

During a heavy rain storm Tues
day night one OF the rear walls of
the brick residence Of II. 9. Sulli-
van foil. Tho building is the old
est In Louisa and was erected by
Fred Moore, grandfather OF II, &.
Sullivan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Mail carrier Ed Norton returned
to his home in Ashland Saturday
night from two days fishing trip
up Big Sandy, and had beautiful
string of fish as result of his
prowess as an angler.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Dr. w. Arlo Moore is now at Con-
ley's store, having arrived from
Wilmington, Del, last Friday. He
is prepared to test the eyes and
properly fit them with glasses.
Also TO do repairing on watches
and all kinds OF iewelry in the best
manner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Mrs. Sarah Maynard, widow Of
the late Charles Maynard, died
last Thursday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Ulysses Fitzpatrick,
near clifford this county. She
was probably the Oldest woman in
the county, lacking only two weeks
of being eighty seven years OF age.
She was the mother OF Frank May
nard OF this place. Her iunera
took place Saturday and the bur
ial was at the old home place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

An engineers corps is surveying
route fora traction line from
Huntington to Charleston. This
company, which is said 10 be back
ed by Ohio and West Virginia cVp-
italists, will bridge duyandotle
River at Barboursville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20
Farmers all praise it,
BLACK NANNY"
Paint.

Mr.. Robert Salisbury died Sat
urday morning at his home near
Potters, a few miles from Louisa.
He was about n years OF age and
until a few days previous to his
death had always enjoyed the best
OF health. His wife and several
married children survive him. Mrs.
Henry Gaines Of this place is his
daughter and was with him dur
his illness. Tho burial took place
Sunday In the Gaines graveyard,
Rev. l.. NJ. Copley conducting the
service,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

VIII NJ. Fulkerson is a member
OF the graduating class in the law
department OF Grant University,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Invitations
have been received here by num-
Der OF his friends to the com.
mencement exercises which will
take place May 20.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

Mrs. s. NJ. Mcclure and sister,
Miss Kate McHonry, were called
TO Stonecoal, w. Va, Wednesday by
a message announcing the serious
Illness OF s NJ. Mcclure.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

A postofice has been established
at Piso, Pike county, with Bud
Williamson, Postmaster, and one
at Woods Floyd County, Ebert
DotsOn, Postmaster.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-20

VIII give big reduction during
tho next seven days on laces and
ombrolderIes, call and see me.
Louisa Bargain Store.