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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
La Salui de M. Hay

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sht ae viar psfa a Ne }effAr.a s.
sshAae a ael pas ie 4 l-.gdo ael a.
per Crete - ia faea Nhs staf
- pfeptsite e. temA ana 49, eleu
&c xess ssnanAS rsfs sseol.tas lss
frrrsaN wsmao ne.esn FL ct-de .t
aelalidae cn csc - h.isha So en-
hsFra 70 ss !, cfeia 90 gan atcear'4
alse p1es cor rsspecio a. "a ueulaf.
no solo xe habia ueuH-ie Gci pableo
IA graweaad ec "a slitsci5n. "a. las-
"a vapor "a qu, 81 mhar,.
a las oRce euAtgo lego 81 aueilc
en- carfsRle. Cnmpanato de - scto
"a IA el macl'c lc e>pcga ben 81
Aslo Clarence. 81 hiiA - sener@ WEds.
wer,a Y amigo M isy ssh0 del
coche V eniro en- e maeae. aonae Hay
tres tramos de eSc.itra 9uc eonducen
al Sesundo piso. de,de dondc sc entra
: bordo A cads II mo tenia que
sescansar, al llesar al alimo tam
balc6 pero Sc mantuvo en- PC Y 81
gui6 andando. =; .b, llvl .o como
un CaGSver A b.jar del otgo. lade
torn6 BAN bolesr. habfia caido a
suelo no sosten,rIe los que le aeon.
psss ban.
por IN. fue menester llevarle : hor.
30 cn sillon de ru-daS En- todo c,e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
LOS TRABAJADOREs DEL MAR

El consentmento del alma, regado los desfalle
cimientos del cuerpo fuerza inmensa.
Gliatt veia los pasos que daba su trabajo, no
vea Era miserable sin ssberlo, Su FIN
el cual tocaba Isl, e alucinaba.
Arrostra5a todas las penas sin que le ocurriese
mas pensamientos que este; iAdelane! Su obra le
subfa & la Cabeza.
La vountad embriaga Fl hombre puede
briagar de perseverance, esta borrachera Sc Hama
Ell heroismO.
Gatt especie de Job del Oc6ano.
Pero TN Job luchando un Job combaendo hscien-
do frente las payas, Job conqustado 81 tales pa
abras fuesen demasado grandes para pobre
nero pescador de congejss langostas diamos Job
Promeeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
DR.. Nj. Ramirez
MsDIc0 ClRUIakO OCUlISTa

Ha trasladado su domicilio y con
sultorio la calle de la Fortaleza MI
nero II.
Consultas particulares dc "a 4p
a m.
Consultas para pobres de 8 4 9 m.
Evening star., 1905-11-03
Duck Shooting on Chesapeake.

Duck shooting on the upper portion of
Chesapeake bay opened yesterday. but con-
ditions were unfavorable for the sport,
owing to the thick fog in the morning,
which was followed by heavy northwest
gale in the afternoon, that prevented the
hunters remaining in the blinds In exposed
places. The ducks are reported to have
been plentiful, but only small bags were se-
cured. Among those engaging In the sport
was Mr.. G. H. H. Moore of the bureau of
fisheries of this city. who had as his guest
Mr.. Lawrence o. Murray, assistant secre-
Labor. and Messrs. E. e. Paine and B. NJ
Mullett OF this city.
Evening star., 1905-11-03

eighths of an inch in diameter. and knot
ted like the nets used In fishing on the
river 1t is to be used about the tower
while the men are drilling with the scaling
ladders and are being trained In rescuing
persons from burning buildings Should
one of the men lose his hold in the drill and
fall the net will catch him and he Will not
be badly injured The new net Is at the
Evening star., 1905-11-03
Steam Launches to Be Stored.

Steam launches Inspector and No. %, be-
longing to the United States coast and geo.
detic survey service. will. as has been stat
ed. winter at Benefits boatyard In this
city and as soon as the little marine rail-
way now under construction there is com
pleted the vessels will be hauled from the
water and stored under shelter until next
spring. when they will be put ovsrboard
Evening star., 1905-11-03
The General Public.

Rabbi Simon. the last speaker, took UP the
cause of the general public" He said:
'lf labor and capital have the right to
uniohize. TO form themselves into strong
bodies, then public opinion has also the
right to unionize and to have word to
say as to the dolngs of both, or all three.
Public opinion, or the general public, as
the third party is the one most concerned
in the conflicts of labor and capital, and
\think we could do nothing better than
to place ourselves on record tonight as
favoring and embarking in this unionization
of public opinion. If labor and capital de-
sire their rights to be respected, then both
sides must be brought to realize that, aside
from the mere question of their rights and
privileges, they have each a duty to per-
form. and l, therefore, repeat that 1 regard
1t as fully necessary that we go on record
as favoring some manner Of cohesion, of
unionizing the general public, which will
result in bringing both these powerful fac
tors to a keen sense and realization of
their duties, as well as of their rights.
Evening star., 1905-11-03
Life-saving Net.

A new life-saving net has been made re-
Gently by the men stationed aboard the tug
Firefighter. the District fireboat. for use
about the new drill tower of the fire de-
partment at No. o engine house In the
southeast section of the city. The net is
made OF heavy Manila line, about three
Evening star., 1905-11-03

ready for service. No. % Is to be hauled
out within the next day or two to stop a
leak in her hull and to be put In trim for
laying up. The little vessels have been
used by the coast survey parties in their
work on the Potomac and its tributaries,
but for the past year they have been out
of service at Benefits waiting for orders
that would take them away.
Evening star., 1905-11-03
Too Many Fines.
From the Chicago News.

FfOm CuItaBV .NtNs. 7
when 1t comes TO running a racing auto>
MOBILIZE said the man in the big goggles
1T is certainly fine art
II should say 1t is a fine art" responded
the mile-a-minute chauffeur. You hay0
TO pay fine about every twenty 0aiss.s
Evening star., 1905-11-03

You can trade It for a camera, musical
instrument or anything you have use for
OF The Sunday Star. Only lc. word for
10 worda or more.
Evening star., 1905-11-03
Ever hide Your Bicycle Nowp

Firefighter's wharf, but will be sent to the
tower within the next day or two.
Evening star., 1905-11-03

If you want work read the want col
umns OF The Star.
Evening star., 1905-11-03
PettiCOatS: The $500 Ones at $500.

delight s?-we-nade perfect fitting stvl
ish Peicoats.
If o-you will hear about the at Sand
should see them
In the first paceyou better the durable
long wearing afeta silk
Then It's we'll consider the perfect
skill with which they togetherhe cutting give
them their perfectttng quateand lastly
whole garment It's that these Picoas apart
from the ordinary.
They different shades-back, muchsoueb
after plum changeabe of navy, red green and blue Some
of them have deep circular hounce, with of hem ~
sttchngohers have deep accordion peats-some ~ -
ruf1es All have foundations and dust uf1es Lengths
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
Circuit CURT.

The October term OF The Lawrence
gls5nt Court began Monday, Judge
Is Kinacr presiding and John
Waugh as commemorative Auorn-
sy The first DAY was devoted to
the impanelng and charging Of the
following grand jury sam nar,ram
Garfield Moore. Jasper Casey, NJ
In sprks. foreman, Noah WellmoR,
Iants Il Boges. Rube curautte, Lafe
Conway George Mcclure, Gordon C.
BURGESS. Henry Compton and Lind
say Waite.
on Mouiay The petit jury was un.
| panlcd AMI the calling Of the C0u.
mouw,alih docket vas begun. As u
IIrtslrrsn once said great NAM
witnesses answered absent whei
ither names were called In fact III
Iahsentees largely outuuubered thos
lprescnt and the continued eases wer
.lyery numerous In tse, il looked lik
slim session Of court
n,e petit jury Ter the terra
composed o: the following reusou
clifton Dean. l. G Gamo'
s,Uther F,zpotrie', jeff Ran5
: Robert Byinston. Henry Lambert,
o @ Garter. Peter Sparks. \ L W
n bur 49, tN-e1oA. slant Dean. lol
Z Bradley, Lark Maynard. George 9
ms O. Il. Stump, Daniel Wheel
Iohn Compton. Eli J Moore.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
FOR W. D. O'Neal.

Fort Cay. W Va.
Mr. Editor trust you viii mol
think am meddling in affairs that
dos not concern NE when express
4 wish that the good citizenship Of
,onr county will elect " D. oNeal
Connry Attorney. for / along With
ihe Other good citizens the entire
length Of your county feel q deep in
terest IN your election
The advancement and upbuildins o.
society depends largely upon Your
county Attorney. tie must be q oosn-
peient lawyer in the first place. and
Them he nusr BE- honest, sober and
,naastrios. In ". d. O'Neal. you
have am OF these very necessary re
1nlrenenls. aud more he has me
moral courage 10 DO his whole dnty
res.,rdless Of class, color Or politiea'
affiliations.
Mr.. o.Neal as you an know, is
ke,f-made man py his own efforts
Hard study, and close apRlieAton :
bus ness. he has 0iade splendid law
yer and it is a duty that Your 800,
citizens owe TO The rising youn me
LOT your county and Stale to III
lb,m up Raise them higher, CIV
lthem 4 chanec. and If YOU do 'h'
liu ". d. o'Neals case you viii nav
| county Attorney that your peopi
Twin have just cause TO be proud o
say this because ! have seen nv
ltried ana tested. weighed IN the %
snca and mol found wanting
HELPER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
BIG SANDY RIVER
Again Has Mr.. B.. F. Thomas on
IFS List of Engineers.

AIr. b. +. Thomas is now Principal
Assistant Engineer in the office Of
Major James c. Warren. at Cincin-
natl. He accepted this position last
Monday. and entered al once upon The
duties.
On Sept 3rd. Mr.. Thomas resign
ed his position with the sheridan XII (
Contract Company as Superintendent
of the construction Of Dam =, Ohio
river. because his health would
not permit the eEacting work and
long hours requiged Tor carrying ii
on successfully. Once relieved Il
this responsibility, and by qnieth
resting. he recuperated 81 rapidly that
be Is again apparently in as good
health Is ever. We are glad to say.
A gain OF rs pounds in weight in a
month shows the Improvement made.
The Sheridan-kirk Company Tried
to persuade him to stay with heSn,
but he had fully decided that HIT
PHYSICAL powers are not equal 10
the heavy TASK. and for This reason
petshstently declined TO return 10
lie work
Sinos resigning thu place referred
to above. M. Thomas has been Of
fered two Government positions and
one with large contracting iim,
The position accepted IS under ,hs
Ii. 5. Engineer having charge Of Inc
distric, in which Big sandy river is
included. Being entirely familiar
with this work. MT Thomas doubtless
felt tst 1t would be more desirable
for him. His friends will b. glad 70
know thai his duties will bring him
10 this way o, asionally This is th'
position Mir Thomas held under Col
liz. H. Rifiner In i90l-e
Nj Thomas has moved his an.l'
from Home civ Ohio. 10 Coyington
tIkf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
To Voters.

The writer Of this article IS not a
politician but christian gentleman,
interested more in the moral Of tue
people than in any individual G.
party.
Some good things can trdthfnlly
be said Of all the candidates Of eth
er party and in speaking word
in favor Of W. d, o'Neai, ! do ho'
mean TO be uakind toward his 6ppo-
nent or any other. A political or
ganlzation is nothing; a man is much.
but the greatest good OF all the
people is everything Along anfd
intimate acquaintance with W D.
o'Neal. as former teacher and law
ser leads me TO believe that he is a
man prominently qniifei 10 SEEK
the greatest good Of an the people
in any official CAPACITY. lie IS a
man OF courage. Courage IS a virtue
Ia christian virtue and there is mol e
too much OF il in the world. lie Is
an uniiring worker, a man Of indus
trious habits He is good law
YER a man Of ability, competent in
every respect 10 safeguard tie poo
Pies hest Interests, ". D. o'Neh is a
nnral man. an honorable man. a
progressive man He has good bus
mess sense aud character combined.
lie Is strong man in every respect
and il elected To The office OF Coun-
IN Attorney he would in a very able
ana efficient manner look after the
looantys moral and financial inter
ests In choosing man for this OF
Other Office. the tax PAYERS ard voters
should consider it a privilege to vote
.or man who has che ability and
the integrity Of W D o'Neai.
The best Way To judge people
| Is by their representative man. Let
us arise to the occasion and put :
man in Office whom We know is able
and willing to DO US honor.
a voter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
The Magistrates.

Squire Compton will be re-elect
"a from Fails Of Blaine ANA Bear
creek Tie has seen long service rs
Magistrate and knows his duty and
does H. lie is one OF the rost pop
ular men in that section.
Es Squire J.. D Webb Is another
who will be elected. lie has served
before ANA was one Of the moSt
careful and substantial Mag sirates
the county his ever had
~ sheriff J ". shannon is 4 can
didale without opposition in III,
Louisa District lie is recognized
throughout the county as nian d
the strictest integrity ana viii b. .
valuable man in the piace tie
ven posted on county Affairs
squire Hughes has made good rec
ord as a urmber OF the Fiscal Court
and one which his friends are prou.
1f He taksS positive stand 10
toe right thing
Wm. Holhrook is gooi man. ha
me confidence Of his nrisabors. an
viii no doubt prove ana efficient Of
neer
Ex-sQujre NJ, b Thompson IS
tandldate in Georges Greek and III
tie Blaine lie has a record Of waie
lany man might De proud co0serN'
luye and reliable he makes . good d.
lfcer
This II viii be seen thar our nc'
lFsld Court si} se H,a'!e IN Of g
pcricnoci and faithful ncu
Tax payer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
Modern Feed Plant.

We have Just e3mple,s1 a mydern
corn meal plant TO run in eonneS-
lion With our Whol.sal ana retail
"a store and are in position u
furnish anything you may need IN
the Esd Inns such as meal iresl
ground. either bolted OF unoolled.
pnrs oorn schop. Hour, hay, eorn,
oats extra hc0yy mixed fled, chick
an tesd. and a fun line Of Pratts
Food. We have the exclusive salt
Tor Kauawha Piekling salt, the ess'
salt on earth. We also carry :
mll line OF high grade flour in pap-
er bags We will exchange meal io'
corn. or will grind your own corn.
We can give prompt ssrviee. as VI
grind every day. We also carry in
stock all kinds Of lubrieating and re-
fined oils. manufactured by ap indie
n,naent company. w earnestly
souei, Your pa,ronasN stere oppa.
s,,, Passenger PINOT, Goods salJ
in the city are promptly delivered
n ] Hrchett lr', \ ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
PERSONALS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ms. J. c. Adams is in Cincinnati
this week.
Miss Emma Wallace has gone to
Logan c. II.
James a Abbott was a home Wis
;ioF last week,
Mrs Julia Fulkerson is visiting in
Huntington.
Conductor Myers was n .-,'.ld mt
at Cour, Thurs lay
c. T. Reynolds aud wife are guests
Of J W Yates and family.
Mrs HARRY Wood has gone 10
Graham. va. to see Mrs Tate Greav-
Mis-, Vim. Justice and Mrs. Dan
Blankenship we're in Cincinnati his
week
DR.. and Mrs. Dixon, Of sslyersyille.
have been visiting Robert Dixon and
family
MIS- Georgia vinson has for a
quest her cousin. Miss Norma Fer
i1isou. Of WAYNE,
Rev o. F. Williams has gone TO yis-
i his wife and children. He will le-
iurn for SUNDAY.
Mr " r Ziesler. OF Clifton Forge,
val gone TO Charleston.W "
after spending few weeks with his
Wife
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Miller have rs
their guests their parents Mr.. and
Ms. Miller. from Canal Winchester
Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Huff. of Winchester. and
Mrs. Lowe and daughter. of Hunt
ington. were at Robert Dixon's Re
Gently
Mrs Francis Harrington. after sev.
eril weeks stay with Louisa rela.
ltiyes. left for her home in Albany
IN Y Tt4rtV
| Miss Virginia Ferguson. OF Wayne
lis pupil at the public school here
boarding with the family of her IN
Gle, William Ferguson.
c. @. McDougle. Of the Krish Co
WAS home a few DAYS this weeE
John r. Lyons. OF shoe fame, ano;h
! er tourist-resident, was home f.
days Lately
a Mr. Richard MeClune and famt'
4 OF Hurricane, ". Va. nave return
a q home after pleasant visit Wit
: his sis ers. Mrs, W. R Ziesler Al
e Mrs ". f. Wilson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

Bessie Hale, agei about i, dSuSe-
ter OF Ira Hale, Of GeNrges CreeS,
died in hospital in Ashland Men
,,av and the bOiy was taken hoSne
Tuesday morning, 1t is said that
in some manner she had sustained a
hrpScn rib. aud that The rib had
penetrated the pleUral oavi'y, Caus-
Ing the trouble which resulted IN
h,Y death.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
The Candidates.

want to say TO the voters that
Ur. Watson is the RAN for Senator.
He has made himself and is :. naa
that everybody likes. II is a sacr.
tee Tor him to make this race and
Ne only does it because a strone IN
.ninous call came 70 him from all
over the district. 1t the duty Of all TO
ale for hm.
Then there is Judge Woods. cur
caudiiate for County Judge When
lie ven into Office before as Judge
The county Vas AVIAN in debt When
he vent ont Of Office the county
VAS practically out of debt The.
Democratic party saw fit 10 nominate
hmm as their staidard Bear for
Judge this year. He is honest, has
made every dollar he has BY bard
work feeds and Leeps mere ialple
THAN ans man in the county.
/ have known Viii O'Neal since
lhe vas a boy and VIII say that he
/ deserves a great deal Of credit. He
made himself what he is BY school
lteaching and hard study. He has
always done his duty and Will make
one Of the best County Ai.Qme>s We
ever had. Everybody ousht 10 vote
for hmi.
The next is our Sheriff, l don't
,lhlnk there is man or woman il
Lawrence county who VIII not =!
{, .ba, our candidate John Burns i
e one Of the hest men in the county
g lie is honest. energetic. and vii
e inaks us a good sheriff, Therefors
ask and beSeech every voter o
. Lawrence county To vote FOR hi'
They want the papers served an
3 me duties performed.
nj Add Skeeus' work IS clerk show
p for itself 4 cripple. educated hin
Y self aud taught school until q
people Of Lawrence county called hi
for County clerk, Now he IS essr
called back for another term Of $
vice Vote for him Ecy CiegN.
Is to the next Office. lsiler J
ga which Al HAYS X a sHndidSie, I
= ONLY fault he has is being too els
si er. He takes care Of everybody.
= have seen them Piled eisht deep
IN his floor and no eharses- He se
- the jau clean and nice and his VI
Ga s praised by the court,
IN Wen Is to the ASSESSOR, Mr., 81
'A son. YOU all know him, Tie IS hon
Us industrious. and had one OF
'ie best fathers that ever lived
So would execute his duties PromI
and correctly,
Sp- Helm elect tbs ticket and You
i0' 40 your duty 70 yOUrSelt and 4
Hu Inv.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
Reglstetl

The mex, and last registration DAYS
win be next Monday. TUESDAY anu
"wednesday. oct 30 and 81 and Nov
1. It is the duty OF every hcmccre'
l,ylns in an Incorporated 'own 10
register Snu cn not vote unless
your name is ON the cslstrNuon LIST
ana You have your ccglluea'e re-
momber the dates aud nels'er early
let nothing prevent YOU frNm per
forming this dniN,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

The new sheriff. or more property
N. rl,sor for Lawrence county. MI
IL n shcrtrldge, is executing ms
duties Ike an old hand Tic has
anpo,nted as deputies. John II Fh%"p
son i ". Elsins and James fNSe'l
me hest Of order is hcing preSerE"'
IN the court room and every effort
We, made TO serve summonses Tor lae
grand jury has been s.'e'ess'"l
These are an good men ana 'neS "'
doing their duty
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
WHISKY SALE,

I'm Thursday November it. lsoA be-
tween the houls OF one aNa wv"
o,look. N NJ. at the d's,l'cry ware
house vi Joel q. RigshN noar hle'n"'
Nv l Win saN TO the h.s'Nst h'ddes
tor msh In hand iva earre's al
Whisky scriM numNcrs le and w
containing 81 wllnUa said sale "
Tor taxes duo the tplicd suites
amouMung TO Ss0Go, and costs ct
mlid ealN
aNSn under my hand this October
ea, 1905,
n, G llernAon
Deputy conpclog 'th nat ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

The Rev Walter Leunic smith has
r,strued the Rectogship q Csi'ars
Episcopal church in onr o-'y and se'
copied a cag to church IN tie.
lena Montana tie and his vile VIII
isprt for their new home the a'.
sr mart Of This Weekin cgder 'ha'
ths Rector mas enter proo The du'
"a 81 his new parish by the ls' 9
November Rev I.ennie-Smiih's lcaN
taking viii be regretted. hut m
Ashland friends are glad for him 4
secure a more desirable field. and y
la climate as s,luhricus as ina. .
Montana Is noted for being Ash
Hand independent
Mr. smith IS we'll known IN Low
lisa having rreaehed here on Se'''
al OCCASIONS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27
nnnn nAnnnn sIlnn

Whom snN want an easy shave OF
neat haircut, cal on llascom Hale
"A nrsl,class bathroom Is In operation
In connection with the shop lNr,
celaln halhluh, instantaneous water
heater
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

cccll Moffe,, who Is attending the
MlnMshurg MILITARY Institute. met
With quite a Mlutul accdenl NaIwr
day afternoon white playlnv foot
hall, by having his collar hone hrok
en- ceell Ia resting easy now and
swoaru by AN ,hlnra he1l Neser
play another game vt loolhen "a
lunr IN he nsus Aehlund lnaepend'
cnt cecn Is a 1yandaop OF Mn and
MIA. loplha Neck, lhln county
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

0coree v wm,eNol Savanah,V'av
h In loalsa. on a hrlef visit to HIS
lNnrenla This Is hla first visit home
IN morn than two yuarA Ne II w.
alalan, Manager and Demonstration
~ lao HARVEST ausonoblle plant N lh'
nnulh, holnN known a. am export N
an hal por,alnn Ia an kinds ~ aulo'
uomlen and nal'ulea
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

rNr seOa hair cut, shave sham,
POO or hath 80 10 Ira MellmaNs nv
,o.dale shop AZ Adlag,cN l'o'eli Nv"
harhclv and No long waite
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

LoSr,--A medium weight over-coat
on the main road between Louisa and
wehbslne Finlcr please return and
receive reward,
Geo. ~ Fulkesson, Louisa, ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

Rev. Robert c. Caswen. Lexington.
was In Louisa Tuesday in the inter
est Of the Episcopal Endowment iund
Of the Episcopal Church Eastern
Diocese OF Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

Billie Ritfe is assisting Clerk Rert
shannon this week, the latter At
tending to the sad duties following
the deathand burial vi his BROTHER
in-law. Frank nranham.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

capt b y Thomas son Of John
Is rhou,as. is here to visit his iath
r. and Other relatives. and is tax
iue much uyedei rest He'has beeu
employed for the last year with the
sheridan XIX Cuniraeting Company
xhieh Is building the ohio Ii'er
losk ana dam at FeJulank just be
low Cincinnati THIS IS yer, strea
iuis work. and Mr. Thomas almost
broke down At H.
capt Ben r. Thomas was for p
wears head engineer 90 The improve
ments Of the Big Santy river. and
!. designed and buht the uerdle
| 4am Al Louisa. the frst large dam
lof h. KIND 70 be- buii in ,he world
This dam Worked 81 sg5oesstulls ,hl'
lt attracted the attention Of cngi-
a,-.rs far and side. aud rs pr1'o.
/ I'm. i nov being usei in nearly ai
n tho government dams that ar,
| being constructed in The rivers @.
In. Umrci States
captain Thomas IS eorlsiderei a.
authority on eneintermg snojec's
md has written many documents ,ha
have been printed a, government
eXpslsse ana distributed thFeughou
the country Tie has also given muc
attention TO the geological torma
Ton o. the Bg sandy valley and sa
given the Ohio Valley lmproyeunel
/, | Association much valuable dat
shich ASSISTED them TO earn ON the
worn inicllieen'g
Captain Thomas has an cleEt
home a. Loa,sa Whch h. has onI
len temporarily. moving his fami
10 Home city. o while eneos'
ID I'm the work there Tie is man
whom Irou,on has . right To
4 pTosi and We ALWAYS gladly WELDON
aim hsre lie returned 10 iiowe q
m today lrco,on Register
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-27

A nnar line q tre.h candies can
no, be found here than tina, Just ~
ceysd BY Robt. Burohsu.