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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-25
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-25

FOR SALE-A Nuck farm contain
iag six acres five Niles from the city
with dwelling house and kitchen. on
the place tlnere is a number Of peach
plumb, apple, pecan and grapes. Half
Llile from Turtle river and 300 yards
from Bold creek. viii be sold on reas
enable terms IL applied for at once.
Enquire at this office
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14

oNofy state and attend ut less expense
than Il possible at some home institu-
tons and at one-fourth the expense
suNooottated at institutions whore high
lev1ng and exorbitant prices are In
vogue.
ytudents MAJ enter at any time and
Otoot their studies.
ENROLMENT LAST YEAR, 2,t75.
HI 10 n Of the largest and most
0Acg0ughly equipped institutions In the
Weot ana expenses the least The de-
UAnA for our graduates is greater than
- can supply. In many departments
4oedouo ave guaranteed. Expe es:
&aS6 - the principal item Of ex hse
attending school. This II the only
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14
Portfolio Of Ten Popular Pictures

pictures are executed i'm
iful tone with an attention
il that commands admira-
The collection embraces
in all parts of the world.
views of the most promt
nent places in history, re-
productions Of famous
paintings, etc.
The pictures measure
6xSt inches and will prove
worthy and expensive art
treasures in your home.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14

institution in the land where students
are boarded at actual cost, hence our
total expenses for forty weeks, board.
furnished suite Of rooms. and tuition In
any or all literary courses: $25 to $33
pays for the same. n term OF ten
weeks.
The Dixon Business College operates
the largest Business Exchange In the
United States. Over 20 Study-st-Home
Courses. Send for free prospectus.
If you are In any way Interested in
ilogue and mention the department IN
which you are Interested. Address
J. 3. OLLIE. President, Dixon, III.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14

80.
zen hcr iro"pie Is coh'as'ous an" na'u :"
cur', IN ehc experiences OF .hc Wi'''' 'ne
pes' cure Tor disease OF po"l'ry Is inc ak.
AS 'hls remedy Is an expensive one we
,rs an" AVOID II %! preventing oiscas.'
!uie wafer swe', anu ""oieso"ic i''''
''N an" plopeiis Nch','a'eu n"usvS any,
IN the summer a eoou range. VIII keep
out disease- H. win an TINS care a FOWL
sets III troupie OH goes ner neau anu her
so si-p,e hat !, is easily cured and nnder
such circumstances the remedy is applied
hut II there is The slightest chance Of the
dise,s. bcinp contractcd bv tho otb,r bens
II is certainly chcaper IN kin rho sick one.
Co.. k.. c. L.
o.op N'ss'e" S''ps wv '.oss'
~ nc Ni'.i'ei sioiS iSu w swine eon-
is'.' '''ni - sie"ss "a'cr' Nesc.apic
p''ilss anu no soap suus .ne,' wo"lu ne
~ o".ee.,on 10 .n'n" pi"N."e' ."es VIZ
,'' III rv'i"c'''n WIN ""' a 'o'"-
in'ai, me soap suos IN me STOP causes
r",a's ~ ~ d s.."sel :. "ss eM.,"l ~"
" - safest ,'o' =" iteu ,n'm. "hen .ne
swine nave oeeH ic" on K'''nen Stops LOT
SUM .hic II Is an eNc''i'n' pan 10 ie.
'h''n nave u sooo range where tncy VIII
s.l pi'n.y .. green looo anu aau P,eh'y .,
IN .,m "a'oi u water vi II shiii,"eu
VIA nan ;. ~" u,;". III. rueu ,,o y.
100 '"'ai w snnaii quah'i''es WI "'so
ne,p 10 correct 'he tehoencS loward pa.
.a.ssls WV ma III i.o"i nv use VI
ni''i,ch siops. Nios' iarihefs are 100 care
less III 'he Ieeui'is an" care OF SWINE hos
ach Of the animal True the d,rest,ye ar
gans of the hog are good generally and
this Is all tho moro reason why food
| should be kept up to the mark so that
| they NAV make tho greatest possible in
crease at the smallest possible EXPENSE
| for food.
s s"e Soo~y .'e"' -,
~. ~ ",nhie .ne EN- ,Nae s,ouiu
~ 'a'eneu S"iehs vi nc splais oesin
10 s' as no also .hosc OF the mock that
sem .hinA tnei. MISSION on earth ~
y cover GIGS. ~ IS not Always Easy 10
p.aN up a slt'"s men, pu. one OF tne
80 nla's - ~ many wv nav .'ieo 10
- lei.ee oi a sn'ali prot win wire net
e'ls, aAo pu. an pfoooy mems IN 'ne en-,
- eiasss Iao' u se.eS.eu, anu
e..poIai iuoses " ereSecu. wafer -
sappn,eu :" aouiiance anu plehty Oh css
po'.n's " y Is stVeH ,"e.n. me mems
aIe lei, IN ms enclosure Tor Tour Jays
am ~. ~ nisn' y - .our'n nay they are
y. ou. ieeu WIN .he o'her mems ana
Wv ..ne INTO ,ns poultry houses win
~ w nens. nose 'hat go TO nests
nno,oa Nv ioos,s W. pun paeN III ene
sn sn ~ announcer FOUR Gays !, Is
~ s va a ne mas : spenu more shan
This Is NOT a now n,an IN. anv maors =, 20
much better than ,he dark hoy idsa or
any other we have tried
$500 n.
Ao.er.'s.ns Sn0'ee rru'e.
Nearly All fruit growers OF the country
are Iamiilar with some OF the methods OF
nccticnt and ceors,a Mr. Hs,e :. no,h-
ing Il not original and M he 10 , .brc,v,
bis,ness man no u,cIi NO . orou,ar ~ h,,h
grade fruit other prowers nav follow, bic
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14
Butterfly Time

Maud Humphrey las given to the public more beau!1ful exanpIes % o.
has excencd all her previous productions in the portrayal of tie exquisite
heauty. ioyousncss. happiness and healthy color which belong to clhdhood.
The faces, all aglow with excitement in the enchanting Nastimc of chasing
gnrreous butterflies. vie in attractiveness with the beautiful ross 5.Shich
surround them.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14
Webster Pocket Dictionary

10, pascs-and Ready Reference Book;@as.o'oc*o:ds.'l
This is a work Of extraordinary interest losll
Z classes OF progressive people. In quality it -
day. In quantity 1t Is greater than any o,acr'
abridged dictionary by several thousand wcrds-
While it does not contain so many words. nor sucn
exhaustive definitions as the iarger dictionaries, ~
contains AS 500 words. and fully answers the pr.
pose OF at least three out or every four people. "
Bringing out all tcchnicali.ies of the language. rs i'm
the International Webster, upon which it a based. );
1t is not only a dictionary but a pronouncing anu
statistical gazetteer of the world, giving the correct
spelling and pronunciation OF the name of evsr,,
country, state and province in the world. together,
with its area, popu alton and capital.
1t contains 1872 pages. handsomely bound in imSa
tipn leather covers, and is especially designation
pocket use. :.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-14
Two Hand implements.

Those WIN have occasion to catch grow
ing chicks for any purpose n the work
extremely difficult 10 that . chicken
catcher hould be IN adjunct to every
convenience can be easily constructed in
the following manner: Take q strong
hoop n to 81 attach q net bag and q
strong handle. If the net bag IL not easy
to secure q made Of strong unbleached
muslin viii nsW the purpose. An old
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
VaCilaCioneS en- ell ej6rCito

Telegrafa ban a New York Ell I3 de
Diciem bre, que de Mukden avisan que
los movimieutos que actualmente lleva
a cabo Ell general Oyama son confusos
y tleuen perplejos a los ofciales de los
tres cuerpo de ejercito japones.
Los tres marchan frmemente sobre
Mukden. pero NADIA hacen que sea ade-
cuado repeler los bombardeos de los
ruSoS.
Ell viernes por la poche los japone
ses llevaron d bo varios ataques a
la bayoneta contra las trincheras del
ala derecha de los rusos, pero fueron
rechazados con perdidas importantes.
Los japoneses atacan con furioso ar.
dor pero los rifles siberianos sem bra
ron con sus descargas la muerte en- sus
filas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Eclipse total del sol

La Universidad de indianapolis, In
diana. Sc propone enviar una comision
de astronomers a Espaf1a con objeto de
observar ell eclipse total de sol anun-
ciado para ell 80 de Agosto de 1905.
Los principales de la comisiop seran
ell professor J. A. Miller. catedratico de
astronomfa y mecanica v Ell professor
w. A. Coggshall, catedratico de astro-
nomia
El eclipse empezara a las diez y 3S
minutes de la ma6ana, hora de Madrid
en- punto q 38 ode latitud norte y 73o
de longitud oeste, tomando Madrid
por meridiano, cuyo punto es Charles
ton, Carolina del Sur, Esta dos Unidos,
y atravesara mas 6 menos las provin-
cias de la Coruf1a, Lugo, Oviedo,
Leon, Santander, Valencia Valladolid,
Burgos, Alava, Logrof1o, Soria, Sego-
via, Guadalajara, Zaragoza. Teruel,
Cuenca, Tarragona, Castellon de la
Palma, Baleares.
Los centres extremes en- la PENN
sula vendran ser pr6ximamente
Luarca, en- Oviedo y Torreblanca, en-
Castell6n. Despues pasara al Medi-
terraneo, atravesando por Argelia,
Tdnez, Trfpoli, Egipto, el Mar Rcjo
y Arabia, donde terminara a las y
3S minutes minutes de la tarde, hora
de Madrid, en- un punto a los 60 de
latitud norte y 400 de longitud Este,
meridiano de Madrid La zona de
anchura variara entire $50 y 100 kil6
metros.
La diferencia de meridianos es ia
Gil de ajustar, hallandose Madrid a
80 proximamente de Greenwich.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Ell cruCero Saiyen
VOLADO POR MINAS

Un telegrama de Toxic, de fecha 10
de Diciem bre dice 10 que sigue:
.'El crucero Saiyer choco con un
torpedo submarine Sc fue a pique
Gran parte de la tripulacien fue
salvada. ahogandose muy pocos.
La catastrofe ocurrio 81 dia 80 de
Noviem bre.
Ell Seiyen. era ell antique crucero
chino Tsiyuen. capturado por los japo-
neses en- Wei Hai-Wei, en- 1895.
Habfa sido construido en- Alemania;
su desplazamiento era de 2.32o tonela-
das y su tripulaci6n la componian 200
hom bres.
Seg,in dicen del Ministerio de Mari
ma Tapones, ell Saiyen pertenec1a a una
division destacada de la escuadra para
cooperar con el ejercito al bombardeo
de Puerto Arturo.
Al chocar con un torpedo quedo ell
buque mediatamente envuelto en-
hume.
Ell cahonero Akagi interrumpio ell
caf1oneo march6 en- socorro del cru
cero, pero este haeia tai cantidad de
aqua, que Sc fue rapidamente a pique,
dedicandose Ell caflonero al salvame nto
de la tripulaci6n.
Ounce ohciales y IT'S hombres fue-
ron recogidos y ell caPit3n Tajima 80
marineros perecieron en- la catastrofe.
Ell Saiyen habia estado expuesto, en-
varias ocasiones. a grandes peligros y
siempre salfa airoso, hacienda seflala-
dos servicios,
La declaration del ministro de Ma.
rina japones termina con estas pala-
bras:
les verdaderamente triste que a
buque que tan buenos servicios ma
prestado lie haya cabido tan desgracia-
do fn".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Muerte hOrrOrOsa

Cerca de Long Branch, costa de
New Jersey, Sc prendi6 fuego Ell do
mingo pasado Ia barcaza mo, oI,"
perteneciente Ia Standard Oil Com
pany, cargada con 10000 hectolitros
de petroleo. Cuatro hombres ardieron
vivos y otros cuatro fueron llevados a
I'm hospital con graves quemaduras
El siniestro coincidio con Ell anunc1o
de que John Rockefeller. tres cua-
trocientas veces Millionaire donaba
5000 zen vez de $1,000, 900 que Sc
habfa dicho antes). para dotar una ca
tedra de teologfa en- una Universidad
Rockefeller es Ell mayor accionista de
la Compafl1a Standard Oil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
EasOcenciO .4Legre.
Inauguration de
Hawthorne School

Hemos recibido la siguiente invi-
tacion que agradecemos mucho:
Ell dia 81 del corriente, a las dos de
la tarde tendra efecto en- los salones
del nuevo edifcio-escuela Ell acto de
Inauguration.
Para dicha fiesta nos completeness
en- invitar Vd. y a su distinguida fa-
milia.
Joaquin Soils, Alcalce; Luis P. Or
casitas, Presidente de la Junta Esco-
lar; Leonard P. Ayres, Superinten-
dente de Escuelas; Manuel Gilestra,
Acting Principal.
La banda de la Policia Insular anne
nizara ell acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31

tan prog. esista y tan echao balante, CO.
mo mi amigo Ell Coronel Roberto
Todd, no haya hecho poner a esta
plaza, un techo de cristal (que no
cuesta mucho) para que aquella espe-
Gle de patio interior, quede resguarda-
do de la intemperie.
ESQ mismo penso hacer mi vizcaino
amigo Ricardo Mendizabal; pero
Sampson y Ia fortuna, 10 impidio. We
remos 81 Roberto Todd es capaz de
ponerle 'el cascabel a este cato. Yo
creo que 81.
pero, me he salido de la tfs,s, y ALA
voy con Ell altanso rStuI0, que me tire
al cuerpo aquella maflana memorable.
~ cuaI era ese rotulo, pregutaran
'ustedes?
Pues dido la ca ia:
jEIlsco Dtos!
ALI esta; en- plena plaza, y encima
de una botiller1a, donde Sc despacha,
desde las cuatro de la mafIana gfnebrn
de la Vfrgfn, Anisado mallorqain del
que consumja ell Padle Obispo Puig,
Ron de todas clases, B0rrtl1tO. GateH,
La LIa0e, y el que 20 teng0 para mi
uso particular, y que me envio de.Pon.
ce, mi muy querido amigo CDios Sc 10
pagueD Desiderio Canals.
Al frente de este pistonudo, MORO
|cotudo, y deseaaadrante como Sc dice
ahora) estabecimiento, esta Ell legitl-
mo Loco Dies, mi amigo LanH7es; que
es el catador mas irteligente que hay
en- la plaza Gel Mereaao, constraida en-
los hermosos tiempos del general Don
Fernando de Norzagaray.
Y basta de rotulos.
EMOceNeiO .FLegre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
FL inVierno y los milloneS

La inclemencia del invierno agrava
cada afIo la desesperacion de la mise
ria en- Londres Esta vez Ell espec-
taculo de hambre y desamparo, por su
magnitud y su extremidad ha sido des
earrador cual no 10 fue jamas. Para
acudir en- auxilio de los obreros sin
trabaio que son legiones, el Lord
Marie de la gran capital ha alberto
una suscripcion pdblica. En- ella fl
puran hasta ahora estos grandes titu-
los: ell rey, la reina, ell principe de Ga
les. la princesa de Gales, lord Iveagh
S Y estas pequefiaS cifras que cores
ponden al anterior orden de preceden-
cia: ST. .25o, 900, $780, $50. $4,000 orc.
En- cambio, en- los Estados Unidos,
donde no hay miseria, y donde ell orc
abunda CORE como las aguas del
M1sisipi, I'm solo millionaire, John d.
Rockefeller, cuya renta diarla es de
$3s 900 y cuyos dopativos para insti-
tuciones cientf6cas y obras pias alcan-
zan va 4 $40, 900, 900 acaba de obse-
quiar q la Universidad de Chicago,
como regalo Gle pascuas, la suma de
$4,000 900 que no Sc recaudaran sin
duda en- todo Londres para los Qbre-
ros sin trabajo y los miserables sin de-
fensa 1ntra ell hambre y la nieve.'
Estas hazafias millonarias son ALI
va lugar comlin. La prensa las anota
apenas en- las veredas de su cr6nica; y
ai1n Sc ha dado Ell case, l1nico en- Ell
mundo, de desaires como ell recibido
alguna vez por Carnegie, cuyo dinero
no ha sido acceptable por corporaciones
q las que un riguroso sentimiento de
1ealtad q los preceptos socialistas de
moral y de honradez. vedaba semejan-
tes transaciones con fortunas cuyo orr
gen reputan iIegitimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
En- busca de la fota
de WOlkersan

Hanghai, Diciembre 22 Un escua-
dron de poderosos cruceros al mando
del contra Almirante Kamimura ma
vega hacia Ell Sur del mar de China en-
buscs de la escuadrs del BAltico.
Singapore, II Dos cruceros japoA
neses llegaron aqui esta maflana y sa
Heron al medic dia.
Informaron sus o6ciales que dos AGO.
razados japoneses; dos crnceros de I %
clase, dos idem de &c y doce destro-
yers sc encontraban navegando cercs
hacia Ell Sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Alta hnanZa

En- Buffalo han sido arrestados Ri
chard Emory, Paul Warner y William
P. Luckdeke, presidente, cajero y Sc
gundo cajero del Banco Aleman de
aquella ciudad, ell cual suspendio pa
gos hace dias con un pasivo de cuyo
alcance sabese hnicamente que ha de
ser largo y tendido. Ell banco era de
descuentos, no obstante 10 cual, nucha
gente, ira bajadora por 10 general, 10
considerable como ,ahorros.
Entire unos SO. 900 depositantes te-
MIA ALI cosa de 100000 Tai era su
fama de soidez que muy POGO antes
las acciones Sc cotiza ban a 400 de pre-
mio. La causa Immediate del trasta-
tazo fue haber I1estado un indivf-
duo $654.ooo sin exiglrsele las garan-
tias necesarias. En- otras palabras,
un golpe de fianza que, realizado en-
Cuba, llamarfan "frenetica", en- San
to Domingo "fantastica".
Emory era presidente de otro ban
co, ell "German-American, y apenas Sc
traslucio 10 del pr6stamo, Sc present6
una invasion de depositantes en- los
dos .bancos, y las pocas horas Sc ha-
bfan retirado $1,000, 900 en- dep6sitos.
Ell German American" Sc sostuvo,
pero ell otro Sc deSinorono.
La acusaci6n tecnica contra los de-
tenidos es de hurto mayor en- segundo
grado. Parece que el banco realiz6
una libranza de Nueva York diez
ounce minutes aptes de suspender
pagos. y al que la compr6, que es Ell
querellante, Sc la pretestaron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
La retreta en- Rio-piedraS

La banda "Juventud del Concrete"
dirigida por el maestro Tizol, efectuo
anoche una retreta Ell Ell vecino pue.
bio de Rio. piedras, viepdose la plaza
bastante concurrida por elegantes da-
mas, y siendo, aplaudidos los mdsiccs
por la buena ejecucion de las pleas
del programa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
En- ell Casino de Fajardo

Sc nos ha invitado por la amable
Tunta Directiva del Casino de Fajar-
do, para ell bale de confanza que Sc
ilevara efecto esta noche en- los salo-
mes de dicho centro, que promote
estar animadisimo.
Dsmos las gracias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
ELISA TAvAREZ DE- STORER
PIAN VISTA

Laureada con tres primeros premios
del Conservatorio de Madrid.
Ofrece sus servicios profesionales
esta culta sociedad y participa que
en- la calle de San Francisco, ntim. "a,
pueden inscribirse las personas que
deseen tomar sus classes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-02-19

10, 1904, she was converted Sept.
10, 1899, and was baptized May u,
1900. She lived a faithful Christ
ian till God called her home to
live with the angels forever. She
was too pure to live In such
sinful world as this.
To know her WAS to love her.
She was always kind and obedient
in the school room; and won the
hearts OF teachers, and school
mates. She was ever found stand
ing firm to her post in the Sunday
School and church. Mary, like
the wise man, built her house, not
upon the sands, but upon the
Rock, "Jesus Christ"
Though her body lies moulder-
ing in the dust, her soul, pure
and white as a dove has taken lis
flight to the rea Inns Of eternal bliss.
Sleep on sweet school mate, in
the lonely grave where We have
laid you till the morning OF the
resurrection, then we TOO will join
that Sunday school that shall
know no vacation. No goodbyes
there will be said.
A School mate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-02-19
PoLLY's CHAPEL.

Died, Feb. 4th uncle Caleb Hol-
brook with heart trouble. He was
in his n year. He was a good
honest man and always kind to
every body. He will be greatly
missed not only by his children,
but by his many friends.
Martha Kitchen was calling on
Lizzie lobe last Sunday.
Willie Cyrus has left for parts
unknown.
We are glad to say j. q. Adams
is going to move into our nelghbor-
hood
Lirena Carter was calling on
Eliza Hebb last week.
John Kitchen was at Polly's
Chapel Monday on special busl-
moss.
Willie Galllan and wife passed
here last Friday enroute to Blaine.
Church at Pol!y's Chapel the
third Sunday night and Sunday in
Feb. by T. II. Large.
John Compton was smiling on
the fair sex at 0lioville Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Webb was visiting her
father recently.
Willie and Harry Chaffln we're
visiting their sister Sunday.
Wesley Webb says warm wealth
er is not far off.
Lindsey Chaffin has been on the
sick list.
Lindsey Webb is having a fine
lot OF ground cleared.
Willie Holbrook and John
Crabtree have gone to w. Va, to
work.
The teamsters are hauling lum-
Der to Webbville again.
Married Feb. LIST Miss Stella
Cooksey to Anderson Howard. We
wish them long and happy life.
The infant child OF j. NJ. Webb
has been sick.
Raria ChafTin uaa yieItIn0
friends ON Sand branch Sunday.
Little Thelms Webb is on the
sick list.
We would like to know what
has become OF our correspondent
at Pikeville. Blue Ey es.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-02-19
0SIE.

There will be church at Lower
Twins Sunday morning at 10
o'clock by Rev. Diamond.
Leotia Wellman is on the sick
list.
Kay Chaffiu called on B. F..
Carter Thursday night.
Cleva Carter and Virgie Large
attended church at Morgan creek
Sunday.
Tom Derlfeld and Charley Jor-
dan called on B. F. Carter Sunday
Birdie and Ida Carter we're out
horse back riding Monday,
Grover Webb was on our creek
Sunday.
Cora Carter called on Lille
Wellman Friday.
There were several valentines
received here.
Nancy Carter made flying trip
to Oslo Saturday.
Willard and Burl Jones called al
B. F. Carriers Sunday.
Birdie Carter is our organ must
clan.
Mamie Webb isvisitIng her sister
on Gait.
B. F. Carter made flying trip
to Louisa Monday.
What has become Of Mabel!
G. C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-02-19
CASPER.

There will be church at Sulphur
Springs Saturday night and SUM-
day by Rev. Thomas Bellomy.
The entertainment at Sulphur
Spring school Friday was success.
Died, on the 18th, Thomas
Bellomy, Sr., Of Zelda. The funer-
al was conducted by Rev. Cliff
Dean, and the remains laid to rest
in Buchanan cemetery.
John Buckley passed this place
last week enroute to Catlettsburg.
Nancy Bellomy, OF Walbridge, is
visiting home folks.
Mrs. Lige Jackson, Of Boltsforf.
passed this place enroute for
Huntington, where she will stay
week, and from there go to East
Liverpool to meet her husband.
They expect TO make that their
future home.
Misses Anna and Bertha Miller
called on the Misses Kinner Sun
day.
A. j. Petry will soon be resi-
dent OF Casper, we are glad to say.
Elsie Vanhorn, OF Rove CreeF,
visited relatives on Newcomb last
week.
Isaac Fannln, OF Culbertson, was
a business visitor here last week.
The revival at Newcomb has
closed.
Fred Jackson, Of E4tep, passed
this place enrouto to Buchanan
Saturday.
Pharoah Miller and Vlrlc Ogle
visited Ira Vanhorn and wife
Sunday.
Billie Vanhorn made flying
trip to HuDbardtown recently.
Ona O'Daniel, who has been at
tending school at this place, visit
cd home folks Saturday and Sun.
day. Blue Bell.
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VEsSIE.

V. Is. Shortridge, our leading
cattle merchant and lumber man,
made business trip TO Ashland
the first OF the week.
Walter Miller, our hustling
contractor, is engaged in making
ties for Ed Queen.
On last Thursday evening, the
Inhabitants OF our town were
aroused from their slumbers by
the firing OF anvils aud the place
was suddenly Illuminated, the
scintillations coming from the
directions OF our geneial p. M
and, erelong a bal Don, lighted
with incandescent lights, flosted
peacefully on the evening air,
pierced the ETHEREAL heavens, bear
Ing a streamer with the name
Roosevelt and at the same time
our post master, C. T. Miller hal.
looed at the top OF his voice "we
have chrlstened him Roosevelt"
Cap Adkins, OF near Lizzie, is
, onllned to his room as the effect
OF vaccination.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Miller
were tho guests OF Mr., and MIR
Queen Sunday.
Ed. Frank Adkins called en-
V. b. Shortrldge Sunday.
Miss Maud Handley and Mr..
Beeman Cheaiwood visited Miss
Nora Shortrldge Saturday.
Col. Charley Neal says no IL
pleased with his new residence.
Austin Howell was at Louisa
last week and boughta pair OF
lne mules.
James Coif,o viii soon have
his large job Of Clearing done