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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12
Enlporla,
Washington Affairs.
(special i The Times Dlspatch.)#

Especial to The gIlnes-oispattC ''.l
WASHINGTON, d. O., August ll.---iost-
n usters appointed for Ncfginia; Marys-
vile, Campbell county, George W. Griffin
vice Joseph B. PondeSter. res !;
ocean View, Norfolk county, Joseph NJ.
Tatem, vice George Z. RoWley, removed !;
White Gate, Giles county, James HA1 =: =.
Eaton, vice John c. Blackburn. resigned.
II North Carolina. Canetuck, Pender COM 'liN
ty, Theresa l.. Long, vice I. NJ. Smith
resigned Gum Neck, Tyrrel county. Don ENti,
q. sawyer, vice A. a. Combs, resigned l1' g
Rural routes ordered established octo-
Der 10th for Virginia: Dorset. llowhh, q.
county. route /, population $50, houses l2S
North Carolina: Howcllsville. Robson 50 =
county, route l., population 47s houses J.. ny
Rural carrier appointed for keysville,
va, route 2. Luther J. Yeaman carrier
Guy Keeling substitute; route ., james g
III. Prlddy carrier, Frank a. walton SUD
Sstitute: route 4, Charles W. Stephens car
rlcr. III. e. stephens substitute.
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-Fornes Frustrated.

NEW YORK, August 11---Acting Mayor
charles v. Fornes wn sabscnt from his
Office n, the City Hall al yes'tterdl' y
was said that he was completely pros
trated by tho notoriety attending INC SUI
for divorce brought against nun ny ms
wife, and no had left the city FOR y rev
days. @ !, /,
subordinates at the City Hall that he
would not be at his desk as usual 'I!
yesterday morning. however and inc
many callers throughout the day were
told that lie might be in at any moment.
1t was not known whether he had con-
suited an attorney to defend the suit Of
his wife, but his closest friends have
known for some time that he expected
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Roanoke Burned.

Sr,yv. YORK, August lid. .. Dear
,,,,rn e Co. 81 No, S Bridge Street. r.
neivea word yesterday that 4, ths {, B1 ~
Mil eo,,r. msstc l ship Roanokc The Slar--.
rest wooden vessel In the world. was
hurncd and sunk on the day previous q
while loading copper ore at the Iort ~ o.
Ne,ioue, New Cal sdoniar /, y,
The Roanoke was the moss .., an.t'
able ship IN the Atner'sln are In
.na,r a. dence. Her master, Captain
,ahnz ( An,esbury, has spent NOR NOR
s ,han half q century At sen, and fal a
'n The ROANOKE was hunt q oak oak IN n
+Arth I'm sewall & Co, her owners. ! "a "a
,sas she vas OF 1850 tons l's N gross A''u
4. SAT tons net. 80
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Sat on Water Valves.

4 MOUNT vERN ON, N. ", August \. N
Mrs. Wilh.lmina voss. who owns the
property Mt No 9 Southwest Street. has
Joined the army Of citizens who arc
refusing to pay their water bills TIL tho
case now In court against the interur-
ban Water Company is settled. Z
Mrs Voss was visited by represen-
tatiye Of tho company yesterdaysW VINO ~ ~
tnnpte ed 10 yet ut tho water valves be-
nrath tho sidewalk, Mrs, NoFs broERht
out Il rocking chair. and, placing ! t. Oyer
the water valves. sat on i and he'icd
the men to remove her The employees ,t'es
Withdrew. #
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Ianan's EXactions.

Japan has won fame aud an enylable
reputation IN the war which she mas
waged with Russia, and has shown her
self to be great and progressive nation,
But she should remember that the world
aamires magnanimity ana despscs harsh
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cont,on 81 Virginia m elderly man saiu
tSpt s,,ch Conduct should be- fought ~
Every over Honest man. When asked for h iis
ransom and the suggestion maze ~ liz, .mS
negroes would elect he rel'etl VIZ y a,o,,c
liz nnbIic mind lie con,cnded thay th =,
DEGRADATION OF tho public morals Wo2u Ina
inevitably, ensuo and tint perjury ~ I tno
voting booth would so4m m isI 4 w "a pih o
jury in the Jury o DoSi NM, MAN r. 70 set liz
Sncs like d flint against choosing y lesser
evil. hut that evil Of every degree ~ ou:u
be faithfully fought. For g w i,i y, \, NJ
few l vears Ill il was found That he ives
right 'Arrangements were often lnalLs 20
count OUT good Democrats as re Inorse,,
ilessly as Republicans had bcen co uhleG
out More bad feeling mas peen h ~. &c,
by, fraud IN elections thah Why otnet -
Thin Think for n moment Of The. contests
made in Congress coming up fronaV,t,r-
ginla in tho last twenty IL ~, :, .Aa y
regulnr thing every Two years, and ting
charge was always fraud, and. most un-
fortunntely, 1t was too often proYetl .., \. !,
When the new, Constitution was .aanpts ~
e eft Va for f fraud. Can't be that fraud was
ca "a moi get out Of the old ruts? Nov
that there is Judge In Vir E. nla z, |.
has had the ngfyf 70 P bo hop cd
thait II The culprits Viii 'be punished. H III
eyes are turned upon Rchmold as t d y
were upon Srnithers reGit,tst sole III
| viii receive deserved punishment. ~ pun p
| lie sentiment sustains such conduct N
! the capital of tho State, may God save
| the Commonwealth! :, !, !, :, III, :,
r-~porIo Va SEE ~
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A Lady's Inquiry.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch;
sIr,-"lnqnlrcr" would Ike 70 kno" WY
the music has been stoppcd In Monroe fhth,
Since tho city first hogan having 'n sl,.,
Tuesdpy evening was tue one ~. ua .as
for M,,nrno Purk Inst week wa had
none, and the paper announces that me
music VIII 10 IN Capitol Square lhls
Tuesday we would Ike some exp'a ~,
.s,,n,,onrg INQUIRER,
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"a "a ! " . Nd. ~. "A.
S,yo.hlnoton Bureau: No. col Fourtce N =.
4 street. Northwest, corner Pchhs' = $50
MA Avenue. e.,re
MANCHESTER bureau: Carriers Drug 81 7
s NO 11o2 Hui Street. -,or., ~,
Petersburg Headquarters: W. ~ - '
Al North sycamore Street G
The DAILY TINES DISPATCH ~ IS So se'u
1t e cents copy. ,rcrr 4
The SUNDAY TIAiEs- ! sl'7'l = - ! Il
sold at cents copy. III,
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH ISL 4, lneiu !. !
Ing Sunday in Richmond and Manenesse =
and Petersburg, by carrier. IL cents s PFC y
week or SO cents per month
7HE TlMEs-DtsPATcH, Rlchmrto'roc', va
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81 Brief Items Fron, everywhere. s ~
luaiel4Was Burg1ar.

a 1lu1t,A D1l DPlIfA.f1 'A.s Auglist II ~
lrohn Wiliiu,r, Gnorgt, who was formerly
4, ynlet Tor Alfred q, Vnndcrbllt and u. q
swlrt, and who has beoti acting IN the
sn,,,c capacity Tor George -. tVidener.
confessed yesterday that While Ito Wns
% employed by day, iho worked for hint
self 1T night as "a masked hurglar
Tie operated With " full Kit 81 5burslnrs5
tools ana was masked 30 MS los preclude
ictnp ietccted,8Iiis operations were most
~ confined to the homes i,Wli,cli he
worked III
4 q Gorge, whoHllas been IN the employ OF
Airg Wldenerf since october, 1901, wa g ar
4 rested on tho charge Of shading money
and jewclry from the 'Vldenlc l home
Bride and Groom kidnapped"
u DIES MONIES, IA, August IL Kid
named on the cvn 5of their wedding and
'taken3from their elegantly furnished home
10 Il few rooms In Il tint on the cas- side
Of pes Nlolncs wnsa the experience OF ],
,NillInm g. Shnrptnn his bride, nee Miss
l1mmn congcr. niece Of Ambassador Con- M
ger, \ ia . 4 Ii. I y Y, \. a. i. .
y rhc young couple had repaired to INC
new home when suddenly the lights were
5cxtlngusleI Tic couple were tnken py
force n,ld placed in ~ cnrringa by aeS' ~ ~,
ing friends After being established IN
TIC nat they were guarded by pickcts s eta
toned without Ill nightSto see mat theS
did not return to tlleir home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12
The First Suit.

PII'TsBtIRCi, PA, Angst Jl.--Tne first
annge silt In Allegheny county growing
out OF tho big Pennsylvania Tailrond
wreck, near Harrisburg, on tho morning
Of May{ll. 1905, was filed yesterday.
Margaret F.. Phillips. Of 1896 Murray
Hill Avenue. widnw OF Il. Phillips. sues
the company for s1oo.ooo dantases for
the death Or her husband who died as
a result OF his injuries. y#s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12
Typhoid in New York.

4 NEW u YORK. August III Typhoid
fever OF perhaps epidemic pro-i
portions IL looked for In this city ~
Thomas Darlington, president of The
Heath Department. 11c$snys the disease
will not be- checked until the arrival OF
winter weather. pr. Darlington frankly,
expressed his fears yesterday.
8 Up TO August 9Th. from January 1st,i
there have been J, lec cases Of typhoid
sin$the city and 3t5 deaths.
It Is the opinion OF the Health De-
spartment officials TINT the full extent
& OF tho disease In the city Is not FULLY
known owing to- the laxity Of physl-'.
cinns In reporting cases. ,
10 determine the exact extent OF tho
\ feyer n house to house CANVASS Will gbe
rnndc 4 In districts in which 1t is known
cases of typhoid &exlst}
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''' Health. pleasure ana recreation,

IepENH SATURpNY 2. EVE TTH1 n AM
SUNDAY AT POPULAR BEACH
PARK, SOC. ROUND TRIP. S,E-
GAL FAST TRAINS,
Leave Richmond, Southern Raliway, p'ap
n M, every week day. Returning, leave
TIE park 1000 y, N !, 4,
\ Sundays, TWO TRAINS. Leave iue,' !
,nond i o:so A, nj. and 400 7. NJ Return,
Ink. #nt 500 and 1000 r. NJ QUO. rouha
trip. III, u, e,t,rdavs for
all r, NJ trains at zoe lnuna trlp ~ ~ ' ~
snccIal train, until Monday night follow
ing date Of sale
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} DAY S {
IN THE @.
MOUNTAINS
G, 6, 9.
EXCURSION

Special train viii leave Richmond. via
c. & O. RAILWAY. at IL noon Thursday.
August 18th, for charlottesville, LOT
Springs, White Sulphur and intermediate;
sin tions. Tickets good returning on all
regular trains until Tuesday. August 22d,
Inclusive. Rates to stations. Chariot es-
Vile to Alton. inclusive, $3.50; I;asie %
stanton, Inclusive $500; Mount Elliott
TO Clifton Forge. inclusive, sabo, nnd
CoyIngton to Hot Springs and White SUI
phur, lncluFise. $500,
Tho most attractive excursion o. tle
so,,,0n. Tiye days in the Virginia noun
tnins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

Prcfcrring factory life to factloii'll
strife, Governor Three-Fifty Douglas VII
shortly so back 10 the mill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

Good cheer for to-day: The grand jury
has made its report and by ana by me
State primary will he over
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Mathematics Neck Broken.

HOUSTON, TEN. August 1l.--, /. n a so,ner-
satlt tiirned by an auto, nceA 49,.
James L. ,Darrnh. a youn ,'n'.' ''..'aat
~ > broken. BY his side nt the time sal
Miss Bettic White, Of st. Louis.
,rhc couple had been belatcd IN q r 70
a. 4 wenty miles in the cout1t try. and t q
nnto vas being driven by Mr. Dar ,,1 A.
at forty miles IN hour in order 70 MAKE e.,
III Zine, when n milk wagon suade ~:
loomcd up just In front 'front.', IA.
Darrah threw the machine 70 $, one s,na
II An al rt ia pass. but struck the Wa 3 '',
IA such Il way that the ma fIr ,eap y.
INTO tie air, turned upside down i mn ana tntr
bounded forward upright on! It's W 'Gie $,
parrah was thrown from the .au lSI M. ms
neck was broken and he died t ~ W vi ~"
moments. Miss White WINS h VT y : Ii'''
Z feet and seriously bruised.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12
All Eyes on Richmond.

Editor ofirho -Daspatehf -,
sirc-Some ycara ago, WHen lt ,,n ~.
elections was Inc rule and moi ing "a
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Miss Cram Still Unconscious.

sIJ1GNOS, ASS. August Y --Its;-,y va
four weeks 8ngo yestcrdny. while driving 'i y
down Court House IL that S ll: lsshci
M. Gram wns kicked In the lle et.' by. . 9.
1pony md her skull crushed Just. oyer
$thc left chr. shc IS still lying. but mas q,
not returned to consclol ~; !; I,
r,Itt afnl1s "a In constant attendance rays
sto.night that Miss Cram Sc STRONGER + man
shc vas a week ago. i the G, early. CON-
,,,Icnt,ons that might delay recovery nave ,'N'
heen avoided, and tho fact that sl,e M ~
hcld ot, 80 long gives her rea''lVes nv :
friends encouragement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

From the nature Of her demands, one
you'd alnog, suppose that Japan had
been coached by Pullman car porter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12
Mayor Dunno Robbed.

5 rILICAGO, LII, August l1.--ln insolen'
brnyado and with d boldness that marks
the climax Of crime In Chicago, burglars
early yesterday entered the home OF
Mayor Dune, No. 1921 Beacon Street. az
II to show the comlnander-iti-ciiicf Of tho
Police Department how little they fea1
the crusade against crlinlnuls tho burr
glars picked out his residence. and nftet
8ransacltlng d portion of8it escaped with
Il small quantity a. plumber
Fromnll over tho 3west side to-day come
reports Of robberles and burgiarcs. AZ
Z Dougns Park d vrrltnb!c reign Of terror
has been going on. Bandits hide ihom'
selves In tho shrtbbery.
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49,
NV Vi
Ms troubles to como to crlsis at anI
German Loan to Morocco.

German Loan to Morocco.
BERLIN, # August 1t.-derinnn bank,
participating In u loan Of f2,5Oo,OoO to tiN
sltltnm tr Morocco, according to u report
circulated Oh the Bpersc yesterday arr
Mendclssohn & Co., Blelchroedcr Il Co.
the Dlsohto uessellschnfta ana tho Bcr4
liner Handles Gessr lschhft.
s#,rhc loan is regarded $hs having polltit9
Y chi Ms well us financial value for Gert
many, us It will Increase the Interests o.
tho empire III M oroccD. u NJ tiii
PARIS, August 1.-THE statement thai
4 German bankers have advanced n spcr1
sonal loan OF s2,51u,0s to tho sultan OF
Morocco. although not confirmed oiiYs...ts
aly, Is arouslng Indignant comment, coinlna
after assurances TINT the status quo wn5
&tOsremnln unaffected until the holding o.
the International conference. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

II China is anxious to- capture the
tinted states and turn IT into an impe-
rial Chinese province. let her come out
frankly and say so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

Rudyard Kiping has written'a hymn
and Rider Haggard has written a she"
Dramatically speaking, Ktplllng appears
10 have the call. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

The Russians attracted to New ramp ramp
shire by the peace sessions are reported
"a he excellent mixers. The reference Is
understood to be purely social Win no
2nllusion TO the vodka cocktail, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-12

Mr.. Wu Ting Fang coolly insists that nat
coolies shall be admitted TO the Hawaiian
islands. Nobody seems to have thought
~ ,norre how the Hawaiians would feel
about It, -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

thin the next thirty days Hem
~ WattersOn will be announced as a
candidate for the Democratic nom
nation FOR Governor OF Kentucky.
Lexington, KY, Leaders
The Courier-Journel wishes 10
state by authority and absolutely ald
for all time that Henry wauerson
would not accept nomination Tor
Governor OF Kentucky. or any other
other office,eyen in the event that
liz were unanimously rendered him
and was equivalent to an election
II he had ever desired office. he
.would have sought ii thirty years
ago. when an official career possess
ed some meaning and objective point.
and was open to him. As a matter
OF fact. office and officialism. in ali
their forms. have always been odi5us
10 him. He hopes and expects 10
die, as he has lived a journalist, and
nothing but a journalist. with what
ever thar implies OF honorable aspira-
ton and personal and intellectual
fTeedom.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

There will be strong opposition on
inc part Of Kentucky Republicans 10
the carrying into effect Of the Ecn-
ncky appointments announced nam
the White House last Week The I'd
vance guard of that opposition has
already reached Washington This
advance guard is composed Of P. :.
Ston.A. J. McAlichael and D. G. Fall
coner all OF Lexington They ex-
peel to carry their fight to the White
House in an effort 10 have the Pres
ident reconsider his action, and II
they fail in this they will try 10 get
"a champion for their cause in The
senate
1t is probable that they will she
charges against several Of the ap-
pointees. Their fight. while 10 ap-
pearanees made against appointees.
is as a matter Of factdirectel against
the Big Four in Kentucky Repub-
iican circles and one OF those who
vii. get a portion of their attention
in the fight is Collector Roberts. OF
Lexington. They have always been
opposed to him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
More Indebted Than Al Others

Although to John c. c. Mayo The
people OF the Big Sandy Valley are
more Indebted than to all others for
its development and attraction 81
The outside world to its fabulous he
sources. the people Of Paintsyille a.
lowed their political preiudices 10
step in and cause them TO defeat him
for the little office of trustee. Mr.
Mayo mas made some money. but what
has he made FOR the people OF me
Big SANDY? He loves his home town.
was Instrumental in securing for it
a splendid school to which he con
tubuted largely OF his means. school
that that town could not have re-
Toured IN d thousand years. but Tor
ais help and he has done many 9th
er things for the cid home place that
lnegef would have been done. but Tor
him How much do they appreciate
#it2 Very little, as shown by his de
teat for d little honorary Office mat
he didn't want and never made any
teffou 10 get Several Years ;g5
Mr. MAYO was AZ poor as a printer
but b. had nerve and never gave
Up Tor he had his eve fixed on bis
Acre Of Diamonds" and he STAYED
with It,. Many thought him a vii,
real estate boomer 50 did We. bn
We take it all back. He has prov
len good as gold an around. He I.
1.-THE creator OF his country,s prosper
its and shame on his old ntighbor
Ito allow lot Of bum polite
ians to force chem 20 Insult him
tGHiyson Tribune
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
KENTUCKY Blue GRASS FARM FOR SALE.


will sell privately my farm Of so
acres situated in Clark county. Ky.
on the pike halfway between lit
Sterling and Winchester. miles from
eueh town. Will sell as a whole o..
in three tracts. Tract No. !. Of about
25O acres has modern dwelling OF 5
rooms, ice. poultry. meat. servant,
ganery and buggy houses, stock end
tobacco barns. corn cribs. good orch
ard and TWO tenant houses, Al so
an up-to-date cattle barn for 100
enough feed for these cattle 5 months.
is well fenced and watered and an
ideal country home. Tract No OF
17O acres has > small houses and 10
bacoo harms mostly in grass and is
good farm TO make money on tract No
s of $50 acres same description as
No. , will gladly give more
complete description and price it 10
anyone who wants to buy. l, must
be seen to appreciated.
J. G. Seohee. Winchester. Ky.
wants 10 buy. Il must be seen 20
be appreciated J. c. Scoboe.
Winchester. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
As to 1905 Tases.

Many OF the taxpayers Of Lawrence
county do not seem to understand
how the ten per cent. addition 10
their taxes this year came about. 10
explanation OF this We repeat she
statemer' that the State Board cf
Equalization increased the valuation
OF all farming lands and personal
property in Lawrence county ten Der
cent The local officials have notl-
ing 10 DO with it,
Sheriff John C. Burns wrote the
State Auditor in regard to allowing
the people and himself more time for
the collection OF the taxes now IN
his hands. The Auditor replied that
there is no provision OF the law ind
er which he would be permitted 10
grant such DELAY or withhold The
six per cent penalty. Therefore, me
Sheriff will be forced TO push col
lections with all possible haste.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
Henry Young.

JeWele- and matchmaker. Madison
street. near q. q o. passenger depot
Mr. Young has been established here
about eighteen months. and Es
rapidly built up a me paying pat
7onase. lie does general watch.
eiosk. aud iewel7 requiring bust
ness. and handles WelI selected
line OF ieEeIry and watches. has
bad thirteen years Of experience IN
his trade. ami AS for some time
employed as watch repsir-r for Frei
>, Powers, The Ashland ieNd~< All
OF Mr. Yo1ngs work is &trra9 u
TO hold up add gige good satisfaction
lie is firm believer iu sdrrTtis
ing. ana pushes his business 9Th cDn-
siderable energy He IS natlR
product Of Lawrence county. having
been horn and raised in The Blaine
oounJry. Henry IS truly . seif-msde
man. and deserves great praise for
the start he has made. and il s hop
I'd hen stick to his last and con
time To progress in the upward di-
rection. He has a great many frienis
ami enjoys their patronage and con
fidence.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
New c. & 0. Schedule.

A new time card went into effect
on the {. and o. sunday 50 far as
travel from this place is concerned
there are but two changes 10 DE not
ed. and both OF these are in fhe
trains going down. The morning
train goes down at s.4s and the al
.ternoon train goes down at i.l5-
The morning trains meet az Richard
son instead Of at Kise and in the ~
ening they pass each other at Bucl-
anan No 3 does not 90 10 Re
gina as formerly. bat stops at Pike
VILE Travel beyond that point
taken care Of hy a mixed train which
leaves Prestonsburg al 1915 and
reaches Elkhorn City at $50 Leay
ing Elkhorn at 6:3e It arrives
at Prestonsburg at ll15. Regina
is name of the past 1t is now
properly. MarrowbOne, and Allen
dale" is Beaver creek Other new
stations are Island Greek. The Forks
and Pond Greek.
From Louisa to Elkhorn City d
los and three-tenths miles. and me
time from Prestonsbnrg 10 Elkhorn.
SIS miles. is five hours and fifteen
minutes The Cincinnati and Ash
land trains leave and depart as ba-
fore.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Washington, NOV. ei.-lnterual Res
enue Commissioner Yefkes made
public the names Of i number Of pat
ent medicines now sold in drug
stores without the payment OF intern
al revenue tax, and which contain
sufficient percentage OF alcohol 10
make them taxable under the law
The Commissioners chemist has
been analyzing patent medicines. and
while the ingredients Of all OF ynem
have not yet been passed upon. he
announces that druggists handling ,he
subjoined list must contribute the reg
ular tax OF SIS per annuw. Peruna,
Rock Candy Cough Cure Hosteuer' 5
Stomach Bitters. Glbert's Reiuvenat-
ing Iron and Herb Juice. Duffy'E Malt
Whisky. Or. Fowler's Meat and Malt
DR.. Bouvier's Buchu Gin DeWHts
Stomach Bitters. Cnban Gingerie, At
woods I.agrippe Specific
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

The candidacy of W B Haldeman.
of Louisville, for the T. S Senate
is variously regarded by some Il
is viewed simply as a move by me
blackburn people 10 draw support
from Judge Paynter By others it So
considered merely as sort Of Hank
movement made 10 affect Tie lace
for Prison COMMISSIONS Mr.. Halde.
man is part owner OF The Courier
Journal and editor OF The Louisville
Times. an able man, aid a staunch
Democrat, but the MEMS regards
Juage Paynter almost as a local can
didate, as he certainly has shown
himself to be a rue friend to this
end of the State and 10 the Sandy
Valley particularly. and as such the
NEWS will continue TO give him suen
support as it is able 10 render