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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
@iSeonIn.

Gin II Sabre oltes MGbden,
Goia Grnit nit gtamen, bas IN Der
9t1be BON Mtenaibu ipobnt, bat eiu
5mci Sabre alteS &inb pom ii6eren
Sooe inter Den GGoern zines 3uges
Der GorthDeItern 9abn gerettet.
Gas MaOden iab Oas ainb, nelfeS
auf Dem @eleiie ipielte, IN GROCER
G'ciobr lmo elite bin, es in Cider
belt 81 %bringen. 9ie aleine, Die
Sodter bon Yeter Sacobs, lief ober
bopon lno bieier llmitouo bate bel.
nobe beioen ainOern oos 2eben gefo.
itet. Ser Sofomotibfiibrer iab Die
@efaDr, er CAB alld 0egenoampf,
Dermpdte aber Die Maid)ine ni6t
gum StiQItouo 81 bringen. SSnl
leBteu Montent gelang eS Der m1tbi.
gen Hetterin, oas &ino gu faiien nno
nit linn bonn 8eleiie 81 i~pringen.
Ser Sender ser 2pfomotioe ~itreifte
ibr &leio, lie ielbit blieb aber unOer-
Iebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Sn0iana.

= g(ltf idredlide @eiie Goben Sr.
nn0 Srot Sre0. Burnett in MufeD
tiir3lid) ibr nelln Sabre alteS So6ter-
Gen Our6 Ben 500 perIoren. 9aS
Slime lag oli Ser &eronDa beS Suus
les idlafenO, ais eS pl6Blid einen
Olr6Ortngenoen Sdrei mlsItieB, Ser
nic Wtutter berbeieilen lieB. Ser
SralI erItarrte fat OuS @lllt in Ben
Nnern, oils lie neben Dem aino cine
rielige &lopperidlange liegen iab,
Die loeben lire SGnge in ba5 6(eiid,
he3 ain0eS geIenft bate. Sic &lap.
Herl6lorge, EN- rieiigeS Grenlplar
nit 1G 0loppcrn uno einem anopf
turrroe bon berbeigerltfcnen WGlmern
getoetet, moran man 10 idmea wie
mpgIidJ einen Irst D~er6eiboIte, ser
iein @Gglid6teS thot, UNI ooS &ino
Bu retten. GlQe @%emiitumgen waren
jeoo6 nmionit, bas t0Otli6e @iit
that feline @irfung uno Die aleine
itarb am naditen Sage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
YcnnipIDanta.

- Plus philadelphia miro &C.
mcloet: 9lrh Da5 @erid)t in Ebila-
Oclpbia murbe Elm unbeilbarer Sci
ltestrunter Dem Itu0tilten Siren
hauie ilberpieien. Ser SeomernS-
mertbe lit Elm 9eltider, Elm ~iriiberer
Observation-Disclosures, nnb ieine 0eldihte
Giirfte 81 0en traIriglten Ibrer Nrt
gcbGrcu. Sren 10 lit Der Same Oes
bate Dor etpa led)S Sabren
OaS llltgliid, NIT ieiner &otomotipe
eiucn Wnm ST. iiberfabreu, Der
menige Wtinuten na6 Dem llnfale
iiarb. Ser lleberfabrcne lpar eii
gutter SrGunb BON 6rep llno btnter-
lieb cine Srolt nit iieben tlcileil
Ginbern, Die MN hires GrllGbrers
Gcroltbt maren. Ger Sterbenoe
mari, ebe or Die slllgen fiir INNER
iflob Siren nod einen langen por'
p%urfsnoQen @lif ST. Der Den Sotos
motipfiibrer 10 eridiitterte, oaB or
Ben &erituno perlor. Gr muBte nad)
elmer !Seilonitolt gebra6t meroeli,
unb ais er nod) lGngerer 3eit aus
Ser 9lnItalt entlaiien plirbe, befiel
i'm tiefe M}elonbolie. 8ier Sabre
lang lit er an Shlafloiiafeit, Die
ieine Nerpen 5erriittete unb ou5u bei'
trug, DOB lid iein @eiit INNER mebr
peroiiiterte. 6ortwdbreno lab er
cen Stcrbenbcn Dor iidL Der i'm NIT
pormurfspolen Augen onblidte. SeBt
i'll Siren mbeilbnr wabniinnig uno
eS rmterliegt feincm 3neifel, baB er
feline Gage i'm Srrenballie beidlieBen
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
NcW Dprr.

= Cine 12jGbrige SeIbin beim
9rGBli6en Stem Dprfer SdiiisbranO
iii &ouiie Sailing aus gtlttlep IN
gtem Seriep. Sic NOR nit Srail
Gertrude Grfling auf Die Sampler
Grtlrlion gegangen, uno in Der Dem
Nltsbrlld)e OeS GSellers iolgenoen gllf.
regrulg mar lie bon Der Sralt Grfling
g%etrennt mo nit beren 5mei Sabre
altem &inod)en auf Dem Sturm.9 ed
5uriidgelailen morOen. Solliie per-
Tor inOeiien Den Gopf nidt, trob Der
id)redliden S5enen, Die lid Dor ibren
Nllgcn obipielten. IS gelang ibr,
eilen Ser beiieren Nettungsgiirtel 81
erbaiGen nno i'm INN ibren 2ei6 81
I6ualen. 9amn ging lie nit Dem
&inOden alli Dem Irm bis ans
Guberite @noe bcs SdiiieS uno blieb
nort, 10 lange lie fomIte, ebe lie ms
gSaiier ipraug. Grit alS Die Slam,
men lnO Der Naif tie az umi6lies
ben orobten, that iie Den Sprung, oa-
bel 6aS &inOden felt in ibren glrmerl
baltcno. gls Die Yeioen ipieoer
ouitauhten, iab 20uiie einen Mann
III Uniform ne6en lih i'm @aiier
ldmimmen. Gr fOroerte lie auf,
ibren arm I'M ieiue GdJultern 81
I6lingen, big &iilfc fGme. Sie
that Dies mO Dielt nit Dem onoercrl
Nrm OaS &inOden Jet ii6cr @oiier.
fu6 ilnaefGbr finn Mtinlten mrrOen
lie in cin Boot ge5ogen unO an baS
uier gebradt. Sic topfcre tleine
&ouiie nlS ibr NOD fleinerer Sdiit,
ling nuroen 5unGdit i'm Soipital oui
NOttb Srotber Sslauo oerpilegt, no
lid) Scibe crbolten.
- Ncip 2)ort bat cine nelle mulii.
foiiid)e @rDBe, Signor @iuieppe
Siriguano, Muiitoirettor, aapeQ.
mcilter etc. Seinc Stunt liegt IN
ie;ncn @elue9ungcn. Gr belebt ieine
WlIlititilde. Nei Oen &roititeller
mo Giuoles lit cS linn cine &lcinig.
felt, elm babies 0ubeno Miulifpulte
81 3eriGlogeIL nno mii6t ii6 cine
iali6e Note eirl, 10 iliegt iein Saft.
ilod Dem Climber an Den &opi. GeinC
Gr5eltritGten iino niht eingelernt.
sic iino INNER neil. Sein Girl
gentenltab ideint ilberaa nnf
uiraenSs an. ieiu. Del eiu3elnen
fert!" Yranopn.W driD!"
Ter lSoteu route auf cen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
@rbeiten Sag umo Na6f.

Die emIigIten nnb mG6tigiten
fleinen Ginge, Die ienals iabri5irt
purOeu, iinb Gr. Sings Stem Sifa
Tilen. 9ieie Eiaen Gnbern Sfapd-
te IN &rait, Maftloiigfeit in gner-
gle, Geiitesermattung in @eiitesfrait
I'M. Sic iino eritaunlid) in ibrer
geiun0beititdrfenOen @irtung. glos
% GentS per SGaftel. Gerfauft
BON z. @. Hrete, 656 Maiu Str,
Dubuque, Soma. L..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Cite Billion umD 25 GcmtS.

IN Der Staot Aetu PORT Iebt elm reidler Sliis
8elohnlng ansseieBt tat, Der ibm iein Nu9eus
iidlt iuieoer oeriebdfeu ipiro. Sis Jest bot ne1
ober nod 9iientGuo Dos Uelo ueroient. 4eld'
cine Sehre fGr lieienigen, iueldle az Den 10 hauts
gen Srantbeiten oes NtageuS uro Der 9eber bis
sum SebensiiberoruB lei6eu uno tagtdglidl ibr
gar5eS Dab uno Wut gu opierH bereit limb. iuenn
ie iene UeiBein Der Menihbeit luieoer losIperbeu
%toNuteii. Us III cine ouppelte 2ebre. Senn man
tam oieic idredliden arantbeiteu perbiiteH,
penn mon bic beriibniten ct. Bernard arduter.
ptuen gebrolcbt; uno liulgleif leuem @ilionar,
Der pergeblidb nab eiuem Seilmittel o~erIangt,
talu man audi nit oieieu Giaen, bic nur ans
helten Ehan5eniditeu Slbereitet limb rno feline
Spur dBenoer, metauiid)er Stcfte euthaiteu
(uesbalo iie aud feline Suderbllle braudbeuD.
ppn ben Srantbeiten bes Wtaeens unb Der 9eber
seheilt iueroeu. 9ieie Iilen uerbiten iiub helen
nidlt allies. Qber tie u~erbuten nuo beiIen puals
pole arantheiten. llno baS toitet teine MiIlion.
iouoeru MIR 20 Gents in allen 2pptbeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
8 - oor, ,;dor Id fSn,,to ;ie

% ia, gang iid)er, ib tonnte lie
jc6cr5eit wieoererfemnen", mtmortete
Der Sarmer, inOem er ali cine &c.
noile 9eiGreibllng ieines 0efliigelS
rno Die beionoeren aenn5eiden bes-
ielbcu pin9ing. - rNber Die ieben ia
geroOe 10 ans lpie mlOere gnten", be-
mertts ser NnpnIt. sd ielbIt babe
luelda IN meillem Sol, altf ipel6c
Sbre Seibreibilng paBt." nSaS
lit nidt iulmoglid", e%rlpioerte idlag-
fertig Der Tormer. nGS iino mir
IN Den lester @odfen nod mebr
@nten aeitpblen moroell."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

Stellen Ser Mlliif, Die i'm b~eionoers
er1reifcn, idlG9t er lid nit Der SanO
oui Den &opi, mad)t Suftlpriinge lno
itampft bus Yobiilm mGdtig nit Den
SiiBeii. limo baS IIes init elmer
&ebemcni Die man BET Der filr5ell
%georrmgencn Siaur faum III Dem
aiinitlcr permlltben iollte. Seion'
SerS b%erporrogeno Iinb ieine 9eiitilu-
gen, menrl En- Suppe's n0id)ter unO
Bauer" bright. Ntod) Der ~critell
%oriiibruua bieies Stiides ballerte
Scr IpplallS polle 10 Wimlten unb
9llleS brHngte iid> beron, Dem geniaa
len Siri9enten ieine &erpunoerung
aus5uipreben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Observation-Disclosures
SnlanDii9es. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COLORADO.
COLORADO.

Sic trourigen 3ltitGnSe III
Colorado boben cine largc @ei6ifte.
Sic nprIebte 2egislotur DeS StoateS
paiiirte cine Sill, Our6 meid5e IN Den
9eraruerfs : 9iItriften Der Idtitunr
bentag eingcfii6rt nurbe. Gas
Sbergeriht erfldrte, DAB Die Se9ts'
latur fem Ge6t babe, Ell ioldeS 8ee
ieb 5r erIaIien. Gas &olf nabm
0Qnn elmer 3uias sur Contribution
OIL. Die Der 2egiSlotur 0ieies &ed]t
COB ,lEs i%nitruirte Die &egislatnrs
Gau0isaten IN oIlgt 9titrttten alf
cuf Sen notwithstanding. Sic
2eeiSIotur trat 5uiammel1 un0 per-
tagte iid,, obne 0a5 ldtitnnoen-8e=
ies araenommen al huben. Sic Nrs
better bebaupteten, Die 2egislatur Jet
beitodlen porbsr. Gam famen Die
Gtreits. SIN Cripple Greet titritt
Ierridte felt 1894, in Sellurioe ieit
1891 p0li9e G,tbe. GS purben ober
IN jenem 9iitrift cinige Minen bon
Hidtlmioniiten benrbeitet. 9ie
.S9eitern 6cDeration Of MinerS"
nabm oogeeen Stclllute un6 forOer-
&c, nomentlid) in ben Sdbmel5lperfen,
Den &Gtltmloen-Sag. Gle batte feir
men grfoIg. Sic bcorOerte Damn bie
ger9leute in Cripple Greet uno III
Telluride gum Streif, Inn Ben
Granddaughter bnS er5 su cnt5ieben.
9ie 10 sum Streif beioblencn Berg
Ieltte legten bod)it ureern JQodc ulo
Sammer bel Seite - lu,S im Muglllt
1903 lugen Die Minen, Sic I'M Dor.
bergebcnoen Sabre @r, in 8crtbe
bon % MiQionen Collars aei5roert
botten, brad. Mon botte Bic Berg
leute nid}t Inn lire Sultimrul,g gum
Spmpotbicltrcif b~eiro9t: De Wadlt,
einen Streif gu ~erflirei, loJ raf)
einem bonn Ietten 0nrturnt GeioBten
@ei6luB IN bcn &droen heS &roli-
benton @ioper, bcs G;cfrstlr3 Sap-
MOOD iltO bcs Grec,ltic . Gor,iteS ser
nGeltern ScbcrG:ion Of Niner6".
Num organiiirten iidl aid, bic SerG.
merfSbeiiter 81 hcnt C:nht, Ger LIMO.
nen in beu GolptoOo Niinen Giitrif-
Ten elm fir oIennl gin G1lbe az
MAIDEN. Illf ibreN Sintrag bin bot
Der @ouoerneur 8enbobp ole Wfili5
aui, Die, 10 beDallpten Die llnionen,
1ttd)t mn 5lrr llnterbrilfillg bon
Streif. llnruben, ionberH su.H 8ampi
gcgen ole SDberotion lelber Sic @af-
fen fiibrte. Ser Gnnilitt ipitte lidy
miner Itdrfer 81. ns9i- miiiien nit
bieicr onard]iltii6en 9o,oe iertig
iperben", ertldrte Genera! : @lsiutant
geu. Die Sooerution raim ollers
DinqS mad, lnO na6 eine!, :pohl nift
anardiltilfen, mnDl ober raoifnlen
Gbaratter on uno perlor Sen conier'
batipeH peri0bniidSG Be;it, Der
Gnbere llnionen beieclt, ilrb Ser 10
of idon CUR 9~eilegung bon Gifferells
sen geiiiGrt bat. Ger reueite Subett.
itreid) in Sn0cupenoence lit mir Elm
Gnmptom Der geIteigerten Grbitte-
rung aui beioen Seiten. Sn Der
nadfolgeuben Notwithstanding
be~fiirlportete Der SefretGr Der Berg
n%ertsbciiser . aIiociation bas 2pnf=
perfobreu gegcn Die geriiber Der
GfanbtDat uuO olS Elm umioniitil6er
SIrbeiter iid) anididte, sur Sode 5ll
reOen, fielen Gdiiiie unO begann Der
&umpf nit 6cn in5wii6en berbeige-
Illiencn Wili5truppen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Ste matte @abrbcit.

IQe &%ranfbeiteu, neld)e lrrreinem
&llt ODER geIt0rter &erOauung ent.
ipringen, fOnncn Our6 Sorni'S
IlpenfrGllter Slut6elcber i6neu unO
Douernb gebeilt DerOen. Ger 9llts
beleber lit jebod nidt in Ipot6efeu
81 baben. Gr miro nur ollrd Sofol.
Igenten ober Oireft brlr6 Or. Beter
Subrnep, 112-114 9. Sopne gpe.,
Gbicago, ST., perfouft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
SbtO.

Gin Sbierbdnbler IN Golum.
bus 70: in ieinem 2aoen cine MOTT
itroie tbieriide MiBgeburt, einen
Sumo nit cinem Sdweinefopf. 9as
Iieb lebt uulO lit Jest etpa brei
Wonate olt. @r crmerb es bon
cinem Warme IN Norb-GolrmbllS,
els es nod gan5 flein rno trGnflih
NOR. Sebt lit es ober geiuno, uno
mdtit roid). Sis 5um Salie lit
eS id)tpnr5 ulo meiB geiprenfelter
G"utidJenbumo. Sim Salie merOen
Die SCARE fllr5 ulo boritenortig, unO
Der aopi lit Der zines Sertels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
&etn Grbaras Gu aesetat.

vSaFrelon9 rerioI9te bas S6idiol
MIDI 6eItGnsig", idreibt S. 81. @nl.
ledge bon &erbeno, ella. SD bate
pineu ifredliden 9(niaQ bon
Sdmorr6oiOen, ipeldjer "a NepGdic
perrrladte. Oils ole unOeren
Mittcl ieDli6lugen, murOe i) 0urd)
pitflen'S Irnico Sul6e gebeilt."
g6cniogtt fiir SranOmunben nnO
nlle GGmer5en. 9los 20 Gents in
z. @. Huete's gpot6efe, 656 Wfaill
GtraBc, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Gr fann nidlts bnfIr.

rMiein SEER, id babe oieien Stod
bel Sbncl gefauft. Sic bo6en mir
aeiagt, Der @riif lei edit glienbein.
Ntum itellt iit berals, oaB es Smita.
ton lit ib ...."
~Grcifern Sic iif niht, i6 bin
ntht ld)ulo oaran; mos fam oenn i6
oafiir, menn jett Die Glefanten aud
ifon falide Sabine ~tragen?l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Sprahitnbien.

Ser junge Gbaupeais bait ii4
nun id)on Dos 5peite Sabr in Miin.
den ouf. Sa ipridt er pobl itor
flieBenO 9elItid?"
r9tein, aber er trinft idon flieBeni
Satriid,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
8entn6D.

- SIN .2ouisbiae Seralb" ipiro
er3dbIt, mie elm Sarmer, lpel6er
einen @onn tpegen Gntenoie6itabls
pertlagt bate, ben Sert6eioiger oeS
Iesteren griinolib obiii1rte.
Sinh sic iiGer. oaB oieie Gnten Die
Sbriaen tparens" frug Der anpalt.
v.,,rermr yHB lwrp per
$50 nil iie ia e6en nIflt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

itberars idJaifensfreuOiger junger
Pam, uno leine 9rauerei mar cine
Der groBten unO beiteingeri6teten Oes
@eSirf5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
BussEYvlLE.

| Halloween was duly celebrated her,
last Monday night with appropriate ex
ercises. Some black horses suddenly
turned white. roam horses were made
spotted like the leopard, white hors-
Is were striped like the Zebra, and
cows took on the blushing red color
which diamond dye can give. Chick
ems changed roosting places, pigs
changed sites and large amount OF
advertising was done. The presi-
dent, secretary and business manager
OF the halloween brigade" de-
serve credit for the way they per-
formed their responsible duties
Evergreen church at Forks Of Lit
tie Blaine was dedicated last Sunday
by Rev. S. A. Donahoe, p E., and
Rev. Tolbert, preacher in charge.
The sermon preached on the memoir
able occasion by Rev Donahoe was
one of the ablest ever delivered on
the Blaine Circuit by anyone. His
subject. Loyalty to The church,
was handled in a mastery way and
delivered only as such pulpit orators
as Donahoe can deliver. He showed
the devine institution of the church.
its sacredness TO the Great Jehovah:
its protection to mankind, and mans
Indispensable duty to obey the laws
OF some church and live within its
pales, because the church is the rep
resentatiye Of Christ as personal
Savior to all human kind He said
ut takes oppression to show the 10y
atty in men and women; that when
men simply moved with the crowd
II was no test of their loyalty or sin
CERTIFY He further said that God
never made law which could be du-
plicated by nature" and backed up
this statement with the laws OF
growth, gravitation, the change Of
seasons, movements of the planets
In the empty space, Of twinkling
stars, Of the beautiful moon, of whirl-
ing worlds and burning suns. A.
bout five hundred people were pres
ent and uenjoyed immensely the ser
mon. after which collection was
taken amounting TO $50. Then came
the solemn rights OF dedication ac-
cording TO Methodist discipline. The
structure was then turned over to
the trustees, All being present they
acknowledged the receipt Of the
church with bowed heads. 1t is nea
country church, nicely seated with
three pulpit chairs and splendid
organ. 1t is also covered with in
surance, Thus they enter upon a
new era.
The matrimonial silence was brok-
en- last Saturday evening by Mr..
James Fletcher, of Marys Chapel,
He took as a winsomc bride Miss
Mary Pool, at the home of John b.
Thompson, Rev. A. ]. Thompson Of
ficiating. Fearing the jingle of bells
the young folks hied to another point
We have not seen them since the
ceremony. We wish them a long and
happy life.
Rev. w. H. Davenport, of Pollard,
while visiting relatives here preached
for us Wednesday night.
Buckskin Bess.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04


A great many years ago William H.
Reed, Of Pittsburg. became the own
er Of the mineral right Of vast
tract OF land in West Virginia, begin
ming about the mouth of Tabor creek
and extending several miles up Tug
river. At his death the United Pres
byterian Church of Pittsburg became
the owner, probably through devise,
and up to this time the property has
remained practically undeveloped. II
could not always remain so, however,
and from certain signs and occurren-
ces 1t seems that the great mineral
wealth so long hidden and non-pro-
ducing will be opened and put upon
the market One Of the occurrences
Is the appearance Of mining en-
gineer, Mr.. B. J. Clay, OF Pittsburg.
He arrived in Louisa Monday and we
are informed that 1t is his purpose
to examine and test in practical
manner this presumably very valuable
boundary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
Lock and Dam Matters.

Assistant United States Engineer B.
F. Thomas was in Louisa Monday.
taking day or 50 from his leave
to adjust matters here before his fl
nal departure. He resumed his leave
OF absence November first. II will
expire on the Goth OF this month
when he will be furloughed without
pay for a period Of three years.
During this time Mr.. Thomas may, If
he so desires. re-enter the Engineer
service OF the United States, n ser
vice in which he has had long and
brilliant career. During Mr.. Thomas
absence and probably longer all mat
tiers pertaining TO the improvement
OF the Big Sandy, including the Tug
and Leyisa forks, are directly In
charge OF Mr.. Homer A. Seholze, who
became an Assistant Engineer last
June. after rigid examination. Mr..
Scholze has until quite recently been
In charge OF the work at Kayanaugh.
bat since the first OF the month he
has made Louisa headquarters and is
busy making plans for the building
Of the lock and dam at Chapman, on
Leylsa fork. The dam at Catletts.
burg is entirely completed. with six
feet Of wnter in the pool. an amount
which can be increased II necessary
by opening the lock at Louisa. The
last bucket full Of cement was used
ON the dam at Kayanaugh last Sat
nrday. As soon as the needles are
finished this dam Will also be ready
for use, thus successfully completing
the work Of slack watering the Sandy
from the mouth OF the river to the
forks. II is the contamination of A
hope born years ago and which few
thought would ever be realized. IL
plainly shows that all things come to |
those who walt--and hustle. >.
Mr.. Scholze came to the work about |
two years ago as craftsman, and |
he Is certainly 10 be congratulated on |
his promotion II is not known who
will be appointed by Col Ruffner 10 |
take permanent charge OF this river.
but until such appointment is made
Mr.. seholze will be chief.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
River Improvement.

Louisa, KY, Nov. 2, 1904.
To the friends of the Big Sandy In
provement Movement:
There will be meeting of this
Association held at Huntington. w.
Va, November 18th, the closing day
of the meeting of the Ohio Valley
Improvement Association. Our friends
in Huntington have always so ably
and willingly seconded our efforts,
not only by their presence and en-
couragement. but also by contribu-
ting materially to help defray the
expenses of our work. that we deem
1t only fair that we meet there and
assist by our presence in making the
meeting Of the Ohio Valley Improve
ment Association a success, numerical
ly, at least. trust that Big Sandy
will be well represented at this gath
ering-by a delegation and a good
sized one at that-from each county
In the Valley. Yours truly,
JAY II. NoRTHUP, Pres.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04

November. last and least pleasant
month Of the fall. the American
autumn, than which there is not a
more delightful season on earth. came
In with genial sunshine. crisp brac-
Ing morning air and balmy afternoons.
Each night, however. has an added
inge OF frost, and although the
haIy. lazy Indian summer is just be-
ginning. perhaps yet to come, all
signs and feelings more than suggest
the coming Of the winter. But why
need we fret or carer THE frost Is
ON the pumpkin" mellowlng It for
the pie. the 'sImmon has lost It's
quicker, and the rabbits III TO die.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
FINE STOCK FOR SALE.

Ten choice bull calves from four to
eight months old. sired by our reg
istered Shorthorn bull Duke, who
weighs in medium flesh 1000 pounds.
Win sell at five cents per pound ii
sold before December list. Also,
ten pairs of mated pigs, four to six
weeks old, sired by our registered o,
l. C. boar, Sure Get, at ten dollars
per pair, and one seven months old
boar entitled to register; will weigh
$50 pounds, at thirty dollars. Call
at our farm near Louisa and exam
inc them. The Elolse lmprovemt Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
DISASTROUS WRECKS.

Carelessness is responsible for many
a railway wreck and the same cause
are making human wrecks of sufferers
from throat and lung troubles. But
since the advent of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs and
colds, even the worst cases can be
cured, and hopeless sresignatlon is
no longer necessary. Mrs, Lois Crage
of Dorchester, Mass, is one of many
whose life was saved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy is
guaranteed for all throat and lung
diseases by A. NJ. Hughes, Druggist,
Price soc, and $l,OO.Trial bottles free.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
About Mr.. Kehoe.

l ap one Who believes we ought to
vote for our own interests and the
interests of our county and district
You all know that | do not want
any office and that l do more work
for the poor people of Lawrence conu
ty and more work for good roads for
nothing than any man in the county.
think and know that cur present
Congressman ]. N. Kehoe has done
more for the Sandy Valley and its
improvements than any other man
who has ever gone to Congress from
this district. l also know that he
has and is the means of getting more
pensions for the old soldiers and pen
sloners than any other man ever in
Congress from this district. / know
by experience that a soldier or his
attorney or friend never wrote to
Kehoe but what the matter was at
cnce attended to and answered.
lhave written him myself over 30
letters for soldiers in regard to PEN
sions and have never failed to get
a prompt reply and in several cases
the claims have been allowed because
he went and attended to them per-
sonally. Now, would 1t not be unwise
for any voter to not go to the polls
and vote for him to continue his
good work? He now has an act before
Congress to give pensions to the mi
litiamen who were called into ser
vice and have lost their hei.lth, and
who were out in the service and got
nothing. This is not the time to stay
at home. Go and vote for him for
what he has done and help to give
him the largest majority possible.
never believe in Qaittlng work for
good man until after the polls close.
PIT. y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.

Some of the most anxious hours of
a mothers life are those when the lit
tie ones of the household have the
Group. There is no other medicine
so effective in this dread malady as
Foleys Honey andd Tar. 1t is a
lung troubles. and as 1t containes
no opiates or other poisons, II can be
safely given. Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04

u. F. Thomas left Monday for Gin
cinnati to take up the duties OF his
new position as chief engineer for
the Sheridan 4 Kirk Contract Co.
He has rented handsome residence
at Home City. a suburb OF Cincinnati,
and the family will so there in few
days. This location is very near the
place where the greater part of Mr..
Thomas work viii be.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-04

Uncle Rus Thompson, of little Blain,
believes the Scripture which says 1t
is not good for man to live alone. so
last Saturday night he WIS married
to Miss Samantha Pigg. OF this city.
Mr.. Thompson is popular and we'll
TODD farmer of this county. and
the bride is a well-known and worthy
woman.