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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11
The "PeacherenO.' y

A boy stands on the street corners
smoking cigarettes. using slang. be-
coming an adept III the finesse of
polite swearing, making remarks
about all the women that go by. and
telling exactly where old Tom Smith
misses IT. in the management of his
business affairs. He dotes on the APP
pellations "June-sweener, - tough
and peachereno applied to him
throughout the community. His con
duct is connived at by the witleSs
girls of the town on the road TO God
knows where, he is dubbed the prop
er stuff by his associates. while the
younger prodigals look upon his repu-
tation as a consummation devoutly TO
be wished.After little there is an op-
ening in the firm StOddard & Stod-
dard for a promising boy, offering
a good salary To start on But
our young peachereno" doesn't get
it. No sir, he doesn't get IT, and he
can't understand why he, of all the
young men in the vicinage round
about, should not have been approach
ed with thnt proposition at least three
days before ANYBODY else was thought
of. Why, he can roll cigarette
quicker and spit through his teeth
more approvingly. he can brosue out
his oaths with a higher degree OF
stiffness, he can tell vulgar yarn
with greater gusto, he can slick
around TO more strange places
and escape unseen, he can drink more
booze and walk straighter, he can
have more wayward boys hanging on
his heels, give more free advice and
tell you more assuredly wherein the
whole world is making a tool of it
self, than any other young man in a
radius OF ten miles. And how mnny
business house with a position 10 let
could overlook him is more than his
little head can comprehend.
wreched ,wry-headed incapable, with
distorted conceptions of life What
hath a business house to do with
thee? or why should a respectable
institution of whatever nature covet
thy presence?
Boys, the business men of your
town know you better than your own
parents do. Their eyes are ON You
when you are least aware. You may
slip away from your old mother who
sits busy with her knitting, yon may
dupe and deceive your best friends,
YOU may elude the watchfnl eye OF
your teacher. you may trifle with the
confidence OF your Sunday school sup
erintcndcnt, but you can't feol the
business men OF your town when they
have a position TO he fillet'-ElIaa-
helhiown News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11
WASTING AWAY

u had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years writes
Robert II. Watts. Of Salem, Mo. II
los, flesh and never felt well aud doct'
owd with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief
Finally l tried Foley's Kidney Cure
aud less than two hotties completely
cured me and am now sound aud
well" nurlne the summer kidney
irregularities are often caused by ex'
uvslve drinking or helng overhealcd,
Attend TO the kidneys AZ once by us
lng Foleye Kidney curc' SOLD BY l.ou
lea Drug CO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11
PROGRAM

For Children's Day at Baker Sunday
School, Aug, 20, 1906;
Devotional exercises.
Welcome address, by NJ. L. Jordan.
Response, l., II. Giles.
Song by choir
Object Of Chlldren's Day by Isaac
Cunningham.
Song.
sunday School address by A. lIar-
mon.
"why study the Bible," J. II. Fra
sher
RecIta,lons by Sunday school child
wn,
Song.
should parents attend Sunday
school with their children, u, $ bean
How TO interest children IN Sunday
School. Dr. J. c, Hall
What incentives TO use In sunday
School, J. A. nnlupa.
Candy treat,
Cloalng eong, "uod bo with you
I'm We meet again. Committee
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Special Clubbing Offer.

An arrangement has been Inade
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cd time. we can furnish the Cincin-
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one year for sl.5O. Those want
ing to take advantage of this offer
should do so as soon as possible, as
We do not know how long the arrange
ment will last
The weekly Courer-Journal will al
so be furnished at the same price
Also, we will furnish ths Daily
Cincinnati Post and the Big Sandy
News, both one year. for Ss.5O.
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nsE ALLEN.s Foor-EAsE.

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous
and damp. and get tired easily. II
YOU have smarting feet or tight shoes
try Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t cools the
feet and makes walking easy. Cures
swollen, sweating feet, blisters and
callous spots. Relieves corns and bun
ions Of all pain. Try it today. Sold
by druggists and shoe stores for 25c
Don't accept any substitutes. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen $. Ohm
sted. lie Roy, n. Y.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES. Roanoke yir,iOi,

Opens Sept 25, 1906. One Of the
leading schools for Young Ladies in
the South. New buildings, pianos and
equipment Campus tenacres. Grand
mountain scenery in Valley Of vir-
ginia, famed for health. European
and American teachers. Full course.
Conservatory advantages in Art, Mus
ic and Eocution. Certificates Welles-
ley. Students from 30 States, For
catalogue address
MATTE p HARRIS. President,
Roanoke. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11
THE MOSQUITO.
An Ounce of Prevention.

Il having been clearly demonstrated
beyond all question that the mosquito
is actively pernieious. as an agent
in the promotion u malarial fever,
besides being very annoying other
wise a few simple and practical in
structions for the determination of
the pests may be valuable. AS usual,
the feminine is at the bottom Of
our troubles. and it's the female mos
quito which must bear the burden OF
guilt now. If you are getting nightly
serenads frcm the little minstrel
which sings its song and Immediately
presents it bill, look within six hun
dnsd yards Of home and you win find
hr laying eggs in some ofthese
places:
In some place of standing wafer;
In cesspool,
"A sswer inlet,
"A rain water barrel.
"A horse trough
"A roof gutter that is clogged
An empty bottle,
An old tin can:
"Brok crockery that holds water.
"A water pan for dog, cat OF chick
en-.
"a water receptacle for a grind
stone;
"A hole in tree.
"A watering pan for birds;
"A garden fountain;
ANY place. in fact. where water
stands for five days or more One
tomato can in a shady spot, with wat
er in il. has been found TO breed suf-
ficient mosquitoes TO keep family
unhappy ala summer
The following advice is given for
preventing the propagation as mos
qultoes when such conditions exist:
Clean out every place where wat
e. stands.
so dispose Of old tin cans bottles
or what not that rain cannot possi-
bly be retained.
"wa;ch your roof cutters.
Empty your rain barrel Of water
every week or screen il closely with
fine meshed wire on top.
Change the water every day in a
pan for dog, cat or bird
Watch the watering trough near
your stable.
"Fn a hole in tree with soil
packed tight or with cement.
In other words. get rid Of or
coat with kerosene. all stagnant
standing water, and you will get rid
Of mosquitoes.
III YOU have a playing fountain.
put little fish. like minnows or gold |
fish, in the water and they will eat
lhe Ihosqulto larvae
III you have sluggish brook or
a stagnant pond near your house
spray kerosene or coal oil on the sur
face; this makes It impossible for the !
'wrlglers' To breathe when they come
to the surface, and they die. The coal |
oil application is only necessary at
the edges and is good only so long
as the oil film is unbroken.
These remedies are all simple and
practical The application OF them
entails some trouble, but it is slight
compared to the good results which |
will follow. both as to comfort and |
health. II some energetic person in
each neighborhood would inaugurate
the work and encourage his neigh
bors to unite with him in it. themoye-
'nent would soon take an organized /
shape and prove effective in its re
suits.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11
rpucArn YouR cmLpREN,

We akc boys and girls under our per-
sonal supervision. Write for mformn-
tlon. Address u. II, Cherry Pres
ldont Southern Normal School and
Bowling Green Business University
Bowling Green, ~,
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A Leaf From kentucky History.

written for The Kentucky Farm.
er and Breeder by John Goff. ESQ.
Goff Home Farm, Indian Fields. Ky.
I The first woman to own a piec,
OF land in Kentucky was Susannah
Boone, daughter Of Daniel Boone
VINO very early obtained a patent fol
a tract in Madison county.
The first marriage in Kentucky wa.
that Of Samuel Henderson to Eliza.
beth Galloway, August I, 1776. Their
daughter. Fannie. born in l777. was
the first white child in the State
born OF parents married in the State,
The first plow stock manufactured
IN Kentucky was made by William
Poague, at Harrodsburag. in l77O. He
also made the first loom, while his
rife brought the first spinning wheel
20 the State and wove from the lint
of nettles the first piece Of linen
manufactured, and from buffalo wool
me tirst piece Of linsey,
The first grist mill in the State
run by water power was. perhaps.
one built by Capt. John McMurtry,
near shakertown, in Mercer county,
IN I"2.
Inc trst paper mill in Kentucky
was erected by Elijah Craig, near
Georgetown' 1872,
The first apple seeds were plant
cd In Mercer county by members OF
me MeAfee Company In lI75. Dr..
Walker and his companions planted
the tirst peach seeds and raised The
hrst crop oil corn cultivated by white
men near Barboursville in 1850.
The nrst wagon OF which history
gives an account was run ever
smiths wagon road from Lexington
10 MaysYille In l7sS by man named
smith
Ihe hrst steamboat or model OF
one, IN the world was constructed by
John flleh at Lexington In lIS9-
The first rallroad-about one mile
IN length-was built by James A.
Sllkes and Jacob Van Meter in 1882.
The cars We're drawn by horses.
The first horses were brought 10
the State in 1850 by DR. Walker;
the INST cattle ana hogs by Boone
and MS companions In 100.
The FIRST lawyer IN Kentucky was
John Williams, manager OF the
Iransyiyania Company.
The first Englishmen who visited
Kentucky were those under the lead
ership OF Col. Wood, who, in 1864, ex-
piored the northern boundary In the
State.
The first Frenehmen TO view any
portion OF the State We're small
band Of fur traders who in l67S' tray
eled in canoes down the Mississippi
as far as the mouth OF the Arkansas.
The first settlement OF Frenchmen
IN the State was established at al
point opposite the mouth oil the Sci
oto RIVER IN 1870.
The first house built by English
iiien was Ut walker eabih on 0uin-
Derlahd RIVER In l'oV'
The first permanent English settle
ment was at Harrodsburg in l1l5.
The hrst court In the STATE was
held at harrodsburg IN l,i"
The first road in the State was
Boone's trace
The first store IN Kentucky was
that of the Transylvania Company az
Harrodsburg.
The first school AT booneSOoro was
taught by Joseph Doniphan IN l''''
The first white native American "
visit Kentucky was john SAILING OF
Virginia, who in 1850 was carried
rs prisoner ON tue luOlauS through
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11

There is more Caiarrh in this sec
tion OF the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
last few years was supposed TO be in
durable. For great many years do
ctors pronounced il local dtsease and
prescribed local remedies. and by cons
stantg falling 10 cure with local treat-
ment, pronounced It incurable Sci
ence has proven catarrh TO be con-
stitutional disease and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, o., is the only
constitutional cure on the market 1t
is taken internally in doses from 10
drops TO teaspoonful, II acts on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. They offer one hundred dol
lars for any case it fails 10 cure. Send
for circulars aad testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY 4 co, To
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cousti-
patton.
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Something Aboi
bRUMbERd
Midsummer Mark Down S,
The Finest and Most Up.to.Date Stock Of Clof
and Furnishings in IrOnton Being Slaughtea

The entire stock must go regardless of cost sl1
Not one single garment will be carried over. ca
must 90 they will, for the prices we will name
Is days will create the most gigantic sensation
tory OF good Clothing selling You can actually =
US in this sale, High Grade Suits, Trousers and OF
much less in price than inferior goods offered
dealers. Space and time permits us only to mar
OF our many bargains. You must visit us during ''s
You owe this duty to yourself for the sake Of -
earned dollar sav;no srssi
SO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11
earned dollar saving.

Boys Fine Suits. age to 16, CSC,
sl.25, las. L75, 1sS, 2.4s, 2.sS.
These prices are less than the ac-
tual cost of manufacturing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11

A reunion Of all soldiers, Federal
|, Confederate or veterans Of the Span.
.,s..American War; will be held al
r1ge Hill. three miles from owings.
Ille, August ii. septrmber and ?,
"A number Of prominent speakers VIII
aitend
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11

MrS Esther Damon. Of Vermont.
At the Age Of nine,y-one, enjoys The
distinction Of bAne the las, sur
slying widow Of the War OF the Rev
olusion. which ended i22 years ago
she was bora August l. 1915 nearly
year before the battle OF Waterloo.
Hut the war which she draws a pen
sion was cndai thlrty-one years be-
fore she was born.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-11

Il Is cheaper TO pay two cents
week Tor the BIG SANDY NEWS than
70 borrow Il from your nelEhbor- II
you haven't tried this plan, send in
dollar and have 4, delivered 70
you for year
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-21
p. II. YOUNG,
PIANO 6 JEWELER HOUSE
DODGE CITY. KANSAS

The Misses Grimes were in Dodge City
Saturday vn their way home to Colorado
Springs from visit In lola.
Ask your Grocer about, "Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Pianos, Pianos, Pianos, Highest quail
ty, Lowest prices. Baldwin, Bush &
Gerts, Haddorff, Gable Nelson and macy
others. Write tor prices. Mention this
paper. The HOME Music Co., Hutchin-
son, Kas.
II. B. Bell, r. 6 Robinson, w. Watson,
Roy Martin, Col. Orebaugh, james Martin
and j. D. Cotfey were Dodge City repre-
sentatlyes at the Hutchinson fair
yesterday.
A chance for bargains that are bar
gains. See for yourself. Read the Bar
gain store ad on last page Come to the
store and see the goods. Remember tat
this Is an opportunity thatyou will regret
missing. 1t
Millinery Opening at Variety Store
September rs and27. See add on first
page.
Joe Miller sold standard bred troting
colt to Charlie Neff few days ago.
Mr.. Neff runs on the Santa Fe and went
ont on No. s Sunday evening". His new
irotter went in the baggage car on the
same train.
The Oddfellows Of this city will given
social at their hall tomorrow night
which promises TO be an enjoyable event.
Refreshments will be served and the oo-
casion improved to disseminate the good
fellowship Of their order.
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-21

Ask your Minister about, "Fewer gall
Ions; wears longer"
Millinery Opening at Variety Store
September 26 and "a. See add ON first
page.
The Embroidery Club ladies entertained
their husbands on last Friday evening
at a Z O'Clock dinner at the pleasant home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ. Beeson.
We want to sell you watch. We
haye good time pieces from $l.0O to
500 90. P, II. Young Jeweler &
0ptican.
Rev. j. w. Thompson has been at
Hutchinson this week visiting his son DR..
Otis Thompson and attending the state
fair.
We will order music at Variety Store
on the LIST and 18th of every month.
Leave orders for latest music. Ten cents
per copy. ~
P. Ii. Sughrue and son Will left last
evening for Richfleld, Morton county to
look over the land In that part Of the
state.
Do you want to sow some English
Blue Grass seed, threshed IS bushels
from small tract and will sell 1t de-
livered in Dodge at SO per bushel. Drop
me card. j. Ii. DUPREE, 1t
Buy your acre property adjoining
Dodge City from P. II. Sughrue. He has
one, two, Eye and ten acres for sale or to
trade for stock. Office Sc Front street,
Dodge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Myers and daugh-
ter of Decatur, Ind, are In Dodge City
the guests of Mrs. Myers brother NJ. NJ.
Gwinner.
Mr.. Beeth has succeeded MIR. Phillips
as chief train dispatcher at the Santa Fe
offices in Dodge City. Mr.. Phillips 1t is
understood Is to 60 to the Rock Island
service.
A party Of prominent men were guests
of W. J. Fitzgerald at his Mulberry
ranch last week for few days shooting.
The party was composed Of Gen. Wilder
s. Metcalf, D. W. Mulvane, F. L. Van
degrift, Judge w. r. Smith and W. A.
L. Thompson Of Topeka, and Senator
billiard aud Chas. Mcdonald Of Ft. Scott
The party found plenty OF game and en-
joyed a very pleasant outing. A famous
prairie chicken dinner served In camp
style at one OF MIR. Fiizgerald's ranch
houses was one Of the pleasant features
OF the week.
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-21

Ask the Ice Man about, "Fewer gallons;
wears longer"
Ray Krebs Is spending his vacation IN
Indiana and Michigan. On his return
home he will visit at Enterprise, Kans.
J. w. Frank was in Cedar Point this
week on business. He stopped 10 take
In the Hutchinson fair On his return.
Read about the Bargain Stores big
warehouse sale Of dry goods on las!
page. 1t
Call at millinery and variety store, for
prices on our nice line of hummer hosiery.
Also the famous bell Waists, fine line to
select from. Prices reasonable. No trou-
BILE to show goods. 2t
Miss Lille Hart stopped here this week
to visit the Misses Bader. She was OH
her return to her home In Reno county
from trip In the west.
A children's party was given on last
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. j. Phillips for their son, Roger
The young folks had very pleasant
time with different games, and refresh-
ments were served.
Mrs, Whitworth has returned from Col
lorado, having been absent eight weeks,
considerably improved in health. The
latter part Of her sojourn In the noun
taina was In the city OF Boulder with the
family Of Prot. Il. D. Webb, who remov-
ed TO thai city several years ago. Prof.
Webb was connected with the schools of
Dodge City for many years as principal
and superintendent, and was also county
superintendent. Miss Mabel, the eldest
daughter. will graduate from The state
university this year. The Webbs have
very pleasant home In Boulder.
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-21
OUR GUARANTEE.
OUT OF TOWN FOLKS.

We will sell and ship any where on the
easy payment plan. If you ever expect
to own piano now is your time, we
can't say that we have enough pianos to
last through the sale SO best come early.
Remember the place and time, Friday,
Sept. 22nd, we open the sale and positive.
ly close Oct. lst We will keep our store
open evenings to accommodate those who
cannot call during the day.
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-21

The largest piano purchase ever made
10 this city or section Of the state for i'm
mediate delivery was consumated by
P. II. Youngs' Jeweler and Piano house,
on Mr.. Youngs recent visit to the factor
les. The big shipment has just arrived
and we find our store too small to accom-
adate the entire stock, these pianos re-
present the highest ACHIEVEMENTS In piano
making from the best and most reliable
old standard manufacturers.
We bought them at a big discount for
spot cash during the summer months
when the season 10 dull with the factories,
having Oh hand large regular stock
places us In position where we must
clear out at least . car load at once. The
prices at which we bought them will en-
able us to sell them to the public at such
a great discount from regular prices, we
are sure they will all be sold In a week.
Best and Most Reliable makes only are
included In this sale. Its an old saying,
'goods well bought are half Sold" The
values will be such as to make us leader
of low prices on high grade pianos
we are going to sell the entire purchase
at the same big reduction in price we
bought them at, which means Swing
of 800 at least on your piano purchase.
1t is sale Of pianos you can depend
upon absolutely"
PLAIN FIGURES.
One price to all. each Instrument will
be marked in plain figures, the compar-
ison Of the price marked with regular
figures quoted shows the great reduction
made and the amount you save.
Space prevents us going Into detail as
to prices aud styles Of the various piano
makes.
You'll find here new standard uprigbts
latest style and finish worth and sold
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

| A. Cluok went to Hutchinson Tuesday.
Ask Jack Lillis about, "Fewer gallons;
wears longer"
A. P. Kolley IL attending the Hutchin-
son fair.
| For SALE--NIce folding bed. First
house west Episcopal church.
Sale OF the season Bargain Store See
I'D on last page. II
R. .. Crane left Tuesday for visit In
Kansas City.
Mrs. Sam wilkinson ID visiting 1t her
former home In Newton.
Miss Kirk Of Lsavenworth 10 tho guest
Of Mrs. Claude McCarty.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Finn Monday morning.
] Walter Bean was business visitor
from Spearville Monday.
Ask your Druggist about, "Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Prices that will astonish you-See the
Bargain Store ad on last page. 1t
Money to loan on good improved farms
at reasonable rates. w. I. COOLIDGE If
Imperial bicycle, with coaster break
for sale. Inquire at this Office.
s. Gallagher with his wife and sister
were at che Hutchinson fair yesterday.
Millinery opening at the Bargain store
September 20 and q. 1t
Ask the Police about, "Fewer gallons;
wears longer"
Millinery Opening at Variety Store
September 26 and ~. See add on first
page.
Mrs. L. G. Grobety and Mrs. E. H.
Madison are In Hutchinson attending the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard have been
attending the state fair at Hutchinson
this week.
Ray Kirkpatrick and George Gingrieh
left the first Of the week for trip to
California.
sT:-Red covered memoranda book
Finder will be rewarded by returning to
this Office. at
Mayor Hoover Is taking vacation
from business and 10 now at Hot Springs,
Ark.
Decorated China. Japanese and Ger.
man designs all the very latest and best.
At the Variety Store. 2t
There will be preaching OF the Christian
church this evening and tomorrow even
ing.
Rev. Cornelius Of Lyons will preach at
the Christian church Sunday morning
and evening.
Violins, guitar, mandoliDs, accordians,
harmonicos, sheet mnsic, books and
strings. P. II. Young.
Mrs. B. q. Jones and daughter Gladys
have returned from visit in Colorado
and at Colby, Kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith who spent
the summer In Wisconsin have returned
home to Dodge City.
Ask your Barber about, "Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Just arrived large shipment Of the
celebrated Estey Organ at 2, Ii. Young.
Get prices and terms, II
Mrs. Ben Jones and Mrs. Yaten enter
tanned the s. S. embroidery club last
Friday afternoon.
Brand new Savage % calibre repeating
rifle to trade for shot gun. Inquire at
this office.
B. FL. Prestige has returned from
trip in Missouri and eastern Kansas and
is considerably improved in health.
Karl and Will Miller left Sunday for
California where they will enter Leland
Stanford University.
Let me help you get home. l have
arrangements that will help. Come and
talk 1t over with me, p. Ii. Sughrue.
Louie Upp will do the carpenter work
on house which will be built soon for
his father at Spearville.
The Episcopal social at the court house
last night was pleasant event and was
attended by nice crowd.
Great chance for bargains. Don'tmiss