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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13
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tFaee of them could BE- found a
s2lsatoaal reIor % The effect ilat
81. robbers are at bay ID cave Is
without foundation
The biggest cannon bali ever made
weighed zaao Iouuds and was manu-
ilsrard at the Knapp works. Essen.
iog The government Of the ear The
gun from which th Proie tile vas
Tired s also ths larest IN tie world
ana Is placed in the f3ttihcations
.oi cropsiatt This gun has Iause
oi y mites ana IS eu5f-i ihai
ea l0f COSTS Sl=nl
Hautineton, Ohol F1rs 70.
aisa aas=l $l5tj Iqss 81 tr.
ahi tu1glry % lh- Auula r1
AMI Foundry goupary here
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Chicago.
Mrs. Henrietta A. s. Marsh, President
WOman's Benevolent Association. of
az Jackson Park Terrace, woodlawn,
Chicago, Ill. says:
. suffered with Ia grippe for seven
weeks and nothing helped me until 1
tried Peruna. felt at once that 1 had
at last secured the right medicine and
kept steadily improving. Within three
weeks was fully restored. .r-Henrietta
A. S. Marsh.
Independent Order Of Good Templars, d
Washington
Mrs. T. ". Collins, Treasurer 1. o. G..
T., Of Everett, Wash, has used the great
catarrhal tonic, Peruna, for an agra
waited case Of dyspepsia She writes:
"After having a severe attack Of Il
grippe, / also suffered with dyspepsia.
After taking Peruna could eat nv reg
ular meals with relish, my system was
built up, my health returned, and 1
have remained in excellent strength and
vigor now for over = year..-SIrs. t.
". Collins.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving .
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitariun, Columbus, o.
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Our Mountain People

lzsi seek ne Woaaas Christian
rsmg-unce t'uson. Il The safe ugl
RtuiuAy heia tts STATE convention
a loudoa. the eoaniy size os Iaur.
r rcguiy- Tie customary s8irsss
uf Eeirone AIS dsifeel O. ZION
n G. Eiaauis raps,-snlue lbe EIsy-
-ath K-utuest disuiel in s1nyress.
lu lhe course 81 his slds,ss. Nj.
Etaatts rtiI ,heu that eyeey oas al
tle nineteen coauaes In rs dis
iFict has local op,ioa. ans that ID. on
iy ttrte of ihe nineteen arg lheTe
oitu >aioo1s. ils showed ia TIE al
dress thai te 5 seHa,ains . - or-
aior W make following exu5Ft
The irrtrular rectangular bclu8-
ary gailed be mplutairs IS The rs-
csp,acle u natures CREATION ior ages.
l,s ,alue s no. asoartJ.uabie by mere
Surface measurement into acrss. but
m1s, o. measnred rertaaiira.sfly.
and obtained Do tie dep,bs of is
5osi and o,he- yalaabls hiddsu -
surcs Consequently oar usuu-
Iains are not understood and lu-
slightly spr.esiaiei Y-i thfss ~.
bgi lea OF she li.uss oi uhieh a,
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tOt WAN, ,AAt seeRca ipsayaolN iNl
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cOfIins Delivered ia tOuntr,

Rsosle lSing in the oassry MAY ".
asr cNans ~ saSkcis tom us ~ TEL
vpAoRe OF V,herNisc and NJ Nlll d'lN
tg,,Aem a, Nsyy spa0 V's,. w eANs
a leam that w san 'ena opl AZ any
Oa1 and the eNpepse will te slishe
Suyaer HAraware tNmlsANy,
l.ea.sa, NJ.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

Clinton Ky. Oct ITO prevent
a possible gaehiag parry Judge Buss
introduced new festre 10 crsna
mi Jurisprudence here 81 msr4ng
the llt train a. The ieh0t pish
iufy and the necessary eont ofiie
ers. and then aud there "a tba so,
;ring The negro Jim Hale charged
wiih criminal assault
To save the negro from bling
lynched AZ the time sheriff J5an
Evans spirited him out u the ,ogn
g and landed him safely tn tie Pad
u1ah jail I-sss ~ask Ihe grand jay
iulietei the uesro.
sheriff Evans Vas sant 10 Paiu-
cab "Wednesday s5ih orders 70 b.ins
the prsonsr TO clinton On me I-lt
D. m passenger train. with the I'M
.dtrsianding tha{ tbe pri-ouer voul8
plead guilty 10 the charge against
him
The tolrt vas at he Q pot
when tle uain arrived aud siim5ea
into tn hagraEe car. which hsd t.sen
Sc, In order for ta triaL Cisrs
Kemp Rad the indieimeat aud .ae
attorney having b-a appointed IS
irfsnI the negro plea 81 -1iily
va, entered rhe Judge read h-
raarse. the laNxsrs ID tie e- di.
uoi care to make ans sl-vAes. aad
the iup reiirei 10 Tie olher elI Il
lne car anI gairsiy ASSESSED tts
lhrlest penalty ea ytars Ia ae
peniieuJAll aEhsasi the .egE
tpoi The re4rn % th.-teri.at
he Jadre inmet.ategy saA Asnui
| The PRISONER ani ,ae tlerk ~ st
ne,sss4rl papers sirea Ifelanti
lor asnlns % ords uo ie sN
thy u~gro on sis iaa-ue to q
ine. The ppess ss signed and
h. vas plased IN 5aarsy q depuiiss
Eyergtt Russell and Ben Hynun.
Then ths cgar dmhet dopu from
ne car. Coada Euius on s-Tai
lri ,hr u~ to 20 aafad AMI
the suus vss oser
/ \ statement G hsea asi b.
state sapeuu,sa8snt of Schools
JAMES n Fugss 'ha, shr .oauy ss-
inteadea,s OYER he STATE sn ~.
ibe permitted To lssts spsesl lceus.
Ito tsa,-aars. In lf yhFe Ve-
many Seh5o's ia ,hs various colniia
sithoat tsashsrs ana 81 aaS dos.
"a b The S,ats authorities 20
sue spsgai Iicense 10 persons desiF
ling to teach. thereby nu-e ne ga
ricanc.s caused by the sarayy 6
lls regular licensed teachers
Tie order was made las- E.y
lius many psfss wiar
Gates aathoritE 10 teach % tle ,-1
moa schoois ThsFe are as MANY 3
1aacies this year as ,here ve7 D..
year. but SupertntsadenT Fuga D
4 lscidsd TO haze the ooaufs Hlqe-iI
refuse 10 peiui, fsscl
sahout certificates 10 ssafh
Nr Faqua taiaks the SaFatE
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

rec h,ss, eSNrNes n i,ws,tgS
AAVe ~, Nm Aalsa u ~ s,,sk a,
Coal,SS sesN AlsN an e,,gaNl M
4 psw ro,oNps IA ,oll, Ns,t,p,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

E-af
: Hearst was nominated
|te for 4 or At a Mum
Fhip M injecting in
Ky. Oct. 5.-Ths More
Light Company has
q BY citlzens here. The
Ing placed in position.
fnery and equipments
released to place a new
Re al once.
ehrine. Of Paris. The
TIE antl-diphtheria o.
= that he has found
'erculosls.
N the Polk Fletcher
A, RussenvIile return
u guilty and fixed The
death.
Ate. an insect Of he
family. has partly
liam at BroSn's Lock.
and the Government
loo to repair IL
in the County Com
ce In the Cincinnati
nesday afternoon kill
hmerman. the chief
imisaioners. aud Rus
assistant clerk. Two
painfully Injured
srtainiy dld admin
rebuke 10 T. b
Y "Jeb~ Stuart. the
lste cavalry leader.
~ apr-Sinled col
Al Ne~port News
nguish himself aud
e thought. Rith The
e turned four Dem
fncc They we're
li men and there
Ehaiever for their
atter pss brought
{ the Civl Service
= they rrported lo
D Ihs disrharEe II
inagrunt violation &
r. Ihw The President
10 restore The men
hpaiailway's ohit
Hotel and other
did. Ky. is said 10
large terminus aia
tards The present
b. inadequate The
march ON property
prohlbiuve prices
efAie b. haylnr ar
entirely unexpected
le largcr kentucEt
anelng rapidly 10 g
New factories aad
Gag Eaihei. the lat
h. former
:. I am in ,h'
the polieemea Vall
II The street IN th'
stop. said T. T. 5
on here last nigh,
long slH Ehooie.
vr Of one hand.
hrpush with them.
e lNm BE- some ns'
lor Denver pollen
IN ! can pu' DAY
oan nom Breaihii
Gr where they a.
day
81 after a tar
nlze ne broth
IT, A FMS Of
TAILED weapons a.
me peaes- sal
arieion this morn
the treaty II Poril
cAarEei At washins
asn Rossn. the I'm
;aani Mr.. Takahir
snaister. as soon
efdocumsnts are =
uke,ersburg and Tol
ions viii ,ontai
English texts of Il
In deeidsd al a col
ferOn ROsen and N
ha'hssan In the RI
SAil apartments 81
imi The State nspar
anc
con
e u Mascns. y
Ty Clay was on
y senied TO cali upo
fcat Kentucky To 7.
me, : the next l.esisl
BanRriaiioa To reps
SNYDER , 10 he s,Aate
,oashurI. Of AltloA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13
oONsrNFrIoN MADE COMFORT

-AAha=Aa
inciPient consumption IS cured By
Folsys Housy and Tar. baS we %
no; hold ont faIss hopss TO con
sapiiyeS BY claiming that il VII
cure this dieSase il The advanced
s'assS. hut if the lungs are not 70,
far soee Fo'sy's ii9asy ard T1-
an effect eure. Is ii sos L.
ask5ns cough ard S50.ass Tie il
ilaued ar pasSaz>S sir.as tasa
/ i1r ca-E al1 l--s r.-4-
Ilar il has elTsi c~EsIlla-- n -
fgss Ss4seS SOli by LC2lsa IVui
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

Official returns Of casualties Ia
the Japanese army are as follows
Killed. ie.lsd; died Of wounds, 10
s7o. died OF disease. I5.soOo. making
lotaI Of z. 40 dead.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13


= session OF the LeglsIa
ince investigating Commit.
y York developed the faci
members Of the family Of
Mecurdy. president Of the
Insurance Company. had
than s2.cOo.OoO in con-
de from their salaries as
the company.
Hfart was nominated
te for 4 or At a Mum
ship M Injecting in
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

flafailway's ohJt
Hotel and other
did. Ky. is saii 10
large terminus aia
iaras IN. present
b. inadequate rhs
march on property
proh'biuve prices
esiAte BY bqyinE ur
entirely unexpected
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

nlge ne broth r.
IT, A Ene Of
TAILED weapons and
the peaee~ said
aTieion this morn.
q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

'onl = Ssrkes. instead
An' freca'iax the sre.
hls name Tor a
u o''n,s do not ccase.
'ov c|l'd authority Tor
SECRETARY Mct.
gn, aud tha, ATT
eeldenta mlnd Tor
erce and Labor
sales viii leelp
D lAe eeslson tog
,he lerrl'oFles. Al
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

be larxer Ken,nrtt
.anelEs rapidly 10 a.
New factories aad
N lag gained. the TAI
he former
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

Oklahoma citizen. who talked win
the President about the matter. re-
ports him as being heartily in favor
oft ne two bills which had the most
support last winter-one admitting
Oklahoma and Indian Territory as
one Stale. the other combining Aiil-
ona and New Mexico. The President
will have something to say upon ,ae
subject in his message and the Ter
riiory Committees of the senate and
House viii get an early start.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

thc treaty ~ Ports
cAarEei At Washing
asn Rossn. the Rus-
ssana Nr. Takahira
snaisieF. as soon a.
efdocumsnts are Re
ule,ersburg and Tok.
Ions viii sontaiu
English texts Of ths
In tesidsd At a con.
FerOn Rossn and Mr
ha'assan In the Rus
sAil apartments snS
imt The State Depart.
anc
enn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

Grayson. ~, on q 0fiiceTs AAv
abandoned the chase An0 ,ee msa
Who rOObea the ps,.oluee anil q
store al Carter Cl,N II Etco lesl
Nlday pleht nloOlhcpp,ls vcre rol
on TN tAck II ne fohocls hnt
the tran WAS iollowci to tAe oh|o
river vNeFe a q spppssa 'Ae men
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

New york. Oct Charles L.
hughes. counsel Tor the insas sanes
investigating committee to-day te
eiined thc Republican nomination f1'
Mayor oi Neu York
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13

e ~ MAscns. No
Try Clay was ones
senied TO cali UPON
.rca, Kentucky to IN
mst : the next lesisla-
RunRria'ioa To repair
SNYDER /, 10 he States
'oaseurI. Of AltlOA. y.
she sua a-nne Il shs
Born. ',e'i' ss he Vas
-emb and place
no
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
PHILADELPHIA BROKER
MILLION DOLLAR FORGER
BENJAMIN H. GASKILL, WHO DIED FOUR
WEEKS AGO, DISCOVERED TO HAVE
RAISED SMALL NUMBERS OF
SHARES TO HUNDREDS
SECURED LOANS ON CERTIFICATES

valued at approximately S60000 while
the Traction company's books showed
that he had only 400 shares. 1t was
also discovered that he had raised
stock certificates of the United Rail-
ways Company Of New Jersey from two
to 200 and the certificates Of the
Frankford and Southwark Street Rail-
way company Of this city, from two
to 20. The latter stock is worth $3.50
a share.
Gaskill kept two accounts-one re-
cording the transactions of his custo-
mers. which was correct and another
giving his own transactions. His books
showed that he was losing from $4,000
TO S25 900 a year in his business. His
method OF operations was to obtain
certificates of gilt-edge securities call
ing for one two, three or some other
small number of shares, raise the fig
ures and give them as securities for
/ large loans At least six banks and
trust companies Of this city admit
| holding fraudulent securities for large
J loans. Not one of the institutions will
make public the amount of money
they advanced but a fnancier who has
| been making an investigation said that
| the amount Of money loaned on the
raised certificates will aggregate be-
tween s750.0OO and $1OO0,OOO, It is be-
| lieved that very little will be recovered
/ from the estate
Gaskil was about Al years Of age
when he died, and was a high liver.
| He was a member of the Manufactur-
ers' and other clubs, and was we'll and
! favorably known.
The administrators of the estate,
Lincoln l.. Eyre and George NJ. Wag-
ner have retained John G. Johnson to
protect the interests of the estate.
Gaskill left a wife to whom the stock
exchange a few days ago paid $4,000
as life insurance. His seat on the stock
exchange Is valued at $4,000
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

Philadelphia. June 21.--One of the
most sensational cases Of forgery that
has ever been brought to light in the
financial circles of this city was dis
closed when it was announced that GER
tifcates calling for small numbers Of
shares OF stock had been fraudulently
raised to hundreds of shares. causing
a loss to certain banks and trust COM
panies of this city of from $780, 600 to
100000 The forgery involves the
name of Benjamin H. Gaskill, who
went to his grave four weeks ago. Gas
kill was the sole member of the bank
ing and brokerage concern known as
Benjamin H. Gaskin & Co. He had
Offices in the financial district and his
credit was considered gilt edge.
GaslSill died about four weeks ago.
and at the time of his death he was be-
lieved TO be worth about 100000. He
left no will and administrators began
to close up his business. A patron Of
the firm, whose name is not given,
bought from tie estate 100 shares of
Philadelphia Traction company stock.
He turned his account over to E. c..
Miller q Co. which firm sent the 100
shares Of Traction stock TO the Phila-
delphia Traction company's Office to
have the transfer recorded. The certifi-
cate did not agree with the company's
books, and an investigation showed
that the certificate had been raised
from six shares to 100 The discovery
was reported to r c. Miller & Co.,
which firm Immediately notified the
stock exchange. of which Gaskill was
a member which in turn sent out no.
tees to its members not TO receive
stock certificates from the GaslSill es-
tate.
A further Investigation brought to
light a surprising state of affairs. It
was found that GaslSill had credited
himself aa hts own books with 5000
shares Of prletSiphia w-seAan stock,
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
"QulT FAIR Foes"

A Baltimore special says: Probably
the most remarkable wnl ever filed
here was that OF Colonel Andrew
jackson Wicklim. an embittered eX-
Confederate soldier who died on May
81. The most striking sentence la 1t
as the last one. which is as follows:
ia the words of Lord Bryon, The
world has not loved me nor the
world we. therefore, quit fair foes"
The win opens as follows:
In the presence Of that supernatural
power that created an things, which
power we men look 10 for that rest and
peace that passeth an understanding 4.
Andrew Jackson Wickhffe, of the city
OF Baltimore by adoption, having never
renounced my allegiance TO the state of
Virginia, do make and publish this as
my last win and testament
After bequeathing practically the
whole Of his estate TO his widow, Mrs.
Parthenia l.. Wicklime, for life, and at
her death to their daughter,Cora Wick
life Worth, the viii goes on to say,
concerning o. certain $50 acres Of land
I'm Randolph county. Missouri
"This land has been taken possession
of by parties unknown to me since S5S,
without my knowledge OF consent, has
been sold by persons Unauthorized by
me- and as the records show the
cheating which has been ordered and
executed by the court at Huntsville,
Randolph county, Mo. and indorsed by
/ that court. I trust that a decent re-
spcct for my wife ana widowed sister
|wll cause my right to the land TO DE
recognized and the property restored
The viii continues - state that
among the testator's papers will bC
found MSS, concerning his experience
during the war; the Siege ana Fan OF
/ Richmond" "The Death of Stonewal
Jackson" and Record Of "a Years in q
Baltimore Banking House, Ia dis.
cusing this last MSS. the testator say.
that when II is published. the prop.
of the (banking) fabric. as shown in
my notes. viii surely crumble."
The remarkable document, along this
llne goes on to say:
1T is said that virtue is sure t
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
THOUSANDS CURED OF
ASTHMA AND NAY FEVER
Ascateo Has Shown Itself Master Of
These Dreaded pIseases.

New York June 20.--In the annals
Of medical history nothing .can be
shown comparable with the conquest
made by the Austrian drug. ascatco
over asthma, hay fever and catarrh.
Reports of the cures Of these diseases
are pouring in by the thousands TO the
Austrian dispepsary, 8 30 West 25th
stDeet, New York city, where every
sufferer can be supplied with q test
treatment Of ascatco free by writing
to them for Il.
This marvellous drug is taken IN
seven-drop doses. causes no stomach
disorder and Is "a preventive Of. hay
fever when the treatment is COM
menced six weeks in advance of am
nual recurrence OF this disease.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

Door Screens to order Yerger's. 4is
Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
ATTENDED CLASS REUNION

Ex-senator l.. Heisler Ball recently
attended a class reunion of the class of
'S5 of the medical department Of the
University of Pennsylvania.
The graduating class of that year
was composed of 11S students, sixty
six of whom are still practicing medi-
.cine. DIR. Ball met many of his class
mates whom he had not seen since the
day they received their skeepskins.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
MUST BORROW CURRENT
Wilmington City Railway Company in
Dilemma Until Broken Engine is
Remained.

While repairs are being made to the
power plant OF the Wilmington City
Railway Company ON the Brandywine
that corporation will be furnished with
the additional electric current IL
needs by the Peoples Railway Com
pany.
gine of the Wilmington city Railway
It became necessary for that company
20 borrow power from the Wilmington.
New Castle ana Southern Railway
Company AS a consequence the wire
over the p. & r. crossing has been
temporarily repaired.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

Telephone cartmeII
For prices of paints or drugs.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

by the crew of the train that had been
stopped ana il was found that his head
was cut Ia several places and his body
lacerated and bruised. He was
brought to this city and then sent to
his home at No. l25 East Third street.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

prove its own reward. fail to see
1t in my case, as robbery and manipu-
latlon We're substituted for honor at
the expense \ Of one who had the
courage Indignantly to denounco such
practices; and the cry came and was
put into execution, of with his
headi"
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Delaware COllege
Newark. Del.
viii Reopen September 18th. 1905.

Will Reopen september 18th, i9O5.
Offers fine opportunities to young men
for preparation for the several callinga
of lie.
Fine new Gymnasium one Of the most
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations for Entrance held on
Friday and Saturday. June 2Sd and 24th.
at any of the following places at which
applicants may notify the President OF
their intention to appear, viz; Middle
town, Smyrna. Dover. Seaford, Laurel.
Georgetown, Milford and Lewes.
Examinations will also be held at the
College on September 18th and 18th for
such candidates as may prefer to take
the examinations at that time Candi-
dates who may fail in some subjects in
June may appear in September after re-
viewing the work in which they were
Geo. A. Harter. Pres.