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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

SIbspnairttelie. = @cobess, Char.
les Nir Gonntp. brGnhte iorlcoet
fem 8pgnineer nnocr GmitGnoigbe.
Der, iom iterft tpoeoe pod, at saoen
tnr pouiat. gpraabet og 5orret.
ningsm9no | gpen bcpilgeoe fioite
Manoaa en- geIennina af $500 til
ben eler Dem, iom ifafier SpIpsnin.
ger, Der fam lebe til TaneribeIien al
cen ifnIoise. gn iifienot Nanb iaacs
Iitenen efter 9ranoen at ifulfe ON.
firing | aneerne, % man tror, ban
bar Slospaairtteren.
Z HapiS Gin or ser Iaooan
Boom, at ggenter for @rimoeien-
bonn maa itna op ont Nltten for at
iGlge 2aro til ajebere, JON life fan
pente til ON MoreGten. Oct bar
inlfaIo GilfRloet forleben Rat, oa en-
Rnrb fom til @pen lent ON Iftenen
os oilbe fisbe en- gpsaetomt. "a
2anoet lna iao latet | llSfanten al
9pen, at bet eIeftriife 2ps life nan
ehe oio, maatte aeenten piTe BAN ont.
Ring Sornten meo Ell 2pgte. De
aioroe cit Sanbel FOR $1,000 til beg.
&c Barriers fuIoe SiIireSsbeo.
Sim befGngtc &rcaturer baifes.
Ben 8eterion, en- 6armer Gear.
born SoDnibip, 8eable Gountp, bar
ladet ct 8ren ira 2anobrugsminiiter
8ilion, bbori bente flyer, at oct life
er nsonenoigt at paife andre areatli.
rer emo De, iom er beiGngt meo Sfab,
TOR man ienoer Dem no al Staten.
Gen oprinbelige Srbre bar, at alt
9pr9, iom ifuloe ienbes no al Sta.
ten, mautte pnifes meb pisie aemifa.
Tier. 3ette bar meget panIfeligt for
monge al 8arnerne, o. ba Sano.
trigsminilter @ilion bar peb Stats-
noitiainaen / Suron ibpit, blep bette
forebolbt 6am. gu fan altiaa 4reas
tlrer, ION life bier iig ifabbet, len.
oes til Chicago, Ganas Giitp ng
Omaha itoen at puifeS. De bill ba bli
unoer'sgt Der, % bnis De er rene. fan
be ilagtes eIler len6es pioere. Serr.
barenoene, bpori upaifet 8pGg len.
bes, ntaa fortunes meb ct Merfe, iom
bier, at &reaturerne life er paifet.
SGrrc Sremmcofpbtc. - Statens
Genius bier, at Seiolfninger blioer
mere "nmerifaniieret" meo bier Sol
fctpIIing. s 1870 bar 31.7 Brocent
al g~eiolfningen loot / llolonnet; I
1880 "a Yrocent, men iiben or Oct
gaaet neb. s 1890 par ben fremmeo-
isbte gefoIfuing 27.6 Rrocent, !,
1895 26 Brocent, / 1900 % 8roeent
oq iaar 1877 Broeent. Sfisnt Be
~iolfuiusen bar tiltogct 10 Brocent /
&c fem iioite aar, bar fun / Brocett
al Silpefiten oGret Iremmeoieot. Der
err | Statcn 64,3S5 9sru paa Ter anr
ca ~oerunoer. stf SiSie er 55,549
ipote / Stoten. 1888 / dnbre Stater
ca $40 / lloIanoet. Der er 14S .212
8prn / Sfolenloeren. Nj bisie er
100. 1862 iebte / StaterL 1921 er
fsbte | andre Stater og S,f29 en-
fsSte / llblanoet. Der er 1892
Gutter o. 1880 Senter. Ger er
t2i422 itemme6erettigebe Wpnb /
5taten, % al bisie or 1929 feotc
ser, 67,6St | amber Stoter, % ALL
2i2 er Isotc | llolnnoet. Nj DC 1929
ieote / Staten er Der $500, boiS 5or.
GISre er isote | llblanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Nprn gnkntn.

Rst Haaobns. - 9praa6et / Sor.
90 a~fiIuttcoe / WauoagS 8ontraft
for SpfsreIien al en- M Gitp San Der
| @peu. @rrnoen Ifal IGgges. %
reriom @eiret tinooer oct, Hal 9Dg-
uiugen opfsrcs ibsit. Ger oil blipe
inbiat itore ilofaite SpGIpinger til at
opbeoore ale gpens @saer og 9of,,.
meuter |.
8rcat 9urtbcrn.S ancn bill bpgae
mn Citation / Sarge. 8rrnbmiren
ifaI lGgeeS ibsit % 8pgninaen opis.
res til @nareu. Zen ifaI foite $50.
600. : set belle pil Spmpaniet an.
peuSc 100000 til at iorbebre i'm
Gicuoom / Sarge. Otnn bar 9iort
SperenSfomit meo Rortberu Eacific,
ido at @reat RortbcrnsS o9ene bcrcf.
ter DiI ana pna isritrGrntc 9ancS
Spor mcLcm GaSieItou og Sarge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
glltnnts.
sfpr @nnnina sbeLant. =

Stor Spgnins pbelast. - en- TENT
etases gpgning poa Safe Street !
Gbicaso br9nbte iibite Ssnoas. gps.
ningen benpttebes al ct 5irma. iom
breo en- sros SanSel meo Waling.
Gle og 89geepapir, % Sfaoen an
iIaaes til $4,000. Man tror, at
Sloen opfom ueo SeloantPnoelie,
men Scr iorefom fere Grplolioner AZ
Mning og 5ernis, % Sen nGrlisget.
oe gpening, iom bcnuttes al Sonoe'
turtementet peS N~ortbDeItern Unit
neriitet, trieoes ogi0a ltp9t. Otter
Here Simers Scamp lpffeoes bet beg
granoppienet at blipe Serre ooer 81
ben. Sem grauomGno fom tillfaoe
nnber grplolionerre, men i1gen az
bem ~liusiarliet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Rifrponfee & ct. goul &c Iisnet eT.
ter $73,700000, og oers Sfot er
Ss30,792; WisconSin Central er Iis'
net eiter $22, 100000 sfat $24z'
1872; Soo.gonen er Iigilet cfier $S,'
100000, Sfat $99I99. Zen Jam,
Ieoe SorsaeIie er $40, 7s5.t00. ssern'
tanerne pil beitrioe ben me 2opsGpI,
eig6eo, oa De flyer, oen er life ems
for ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

8aSerpluian. Meo eate ameris
fanif llpprrenbeo bite Benjamin 9pno=
ban | erie, So. flor rfpriigtisbeb i
Smsans meb Slb, ibet ban 9irsbas
ben 17be ianote paa EN- Qffalbsbaus
lise peo 8pens @asperf. Oct lisser ct
Stpffe ubenfpr erie, os ban er bets
@oster. cams lille fireaarise Ssn fob
% 1aa paa 5lammerne, ipm branbte
tpitis | umibbelbar Nerbeb al Sppebs
lebninsen inb fra @arren Gountps no.
turlise @asbrsnoe. Der bar en- 9af i
&sret, os Slben %forplantebe fig til ben
Gas, lpm itrgmmebe no oerira. Jaber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

os Ssn blep iorbrenbte, ps bes9e pil
maaIfe buffe unber. Mrs. 9onpnan
fpstebe fra Gamiliens 8olis ps bleu
pgiaa forbr9nbt, men mitbre iarlig.
5plf ilebe til fra alle &anter. @n np
@rploipn paafulste ps ienbte @aSbe.
bolberen tilueirs. IL Yerioner tps
Sfabe. Ser upitub en- 8ranb, ipm
iaaes / WZepiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
tarnuIt

Subn Wnn0 "a crosse bar ltIGf'
fet ct Sono til 8isconliu Statsuni.
reriitet, iom ifaL auoenSes til ct aar.
Iiat Stipe1oium for pioere Stl,oium
al init 2iteratur o9 5iIologi oeo llni'
pcriitetet. elias 5. Eobenfin, iont
qraouereoe ira lluiperiitetet t Scm'
mer, blep tilfienot Stipenoiet for
iaar.
Spen faar life Ecngcnc. Inoretp
Carnegie bapbe Iooet Nortb "a Grosie
$4,000 I'll Ell 8ibIiotefbp9ning, %
@pcu bouoe opfplot alle bans Setln'
aeIier; men mt bqr Mr. Carnegie
iorouoret Iening % negter at gioe
9engcne. San tiger, at ga GroSic
bar ct 9oot 9ibIiotef, % at oct cr Sp'
cu8 9Iiat at Jorge Tor, at 6oritpSer'
ne bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@i3.
@iatig Sc~rubancitub. 1880 Wisconlnt
Gcntrulfompariet uil bpg9e Ell Sore'
Ihtb mcllcm Srpen % superior, %
oct onicc$ for BEN oi9ti9ite Sanebpgs
Ming, iom CT foreto9et / 8iSconIin
set iioItc Sioor. @aucn er oIlereSe
frroi0 Tor IeSIGaniu8 al Sftniler
ira Slpen til 9oopimitb, % belle Sa'
ucr Ifal bore fpr6ia ill nGltc Ior.
gu Stub ifal ogino bpgGcS ira Olpeit
til MaribfeIo, iom bill betpoeli9 tor'
forte Giitouien mcaem Satc Supc'
rior % RiIpaufee % Chicago.
,Sra ga GruSic berctteS. at Better
Sorten, en- rig 6ormcr peo Blair, IS
aar oorumel, iorrigc 2srNog begif
SeIpmoro peo at bGrtge ii8. san por
Stateus iorncmite Gione moo ire
Rsuere, iom nj iibNer / grrcit "a
GrpYie, % ION mholnt % repcNe
baaSe ,sortcu % andre. 5 Blair me-
uer man, at Sorten frpgteoe tor
Sucrlait al ben Screening, iom Rc'
perne tiIberte, Seriom ban pioneNc
MOB 6eur, Sd ban bapoe moStaget ct
9rep / 9isbeS mco sc, Iom "SIad
SAINT" .6orenirgen ulocr IoaSarrle
SmItGuSiaheSer ieuSer no,
Stprc Sfattcr. 49, Werc enc So
100000 pil iaar bliue betalt / Sfat
al Serubauererue | 8iSccniin tiel9e
Sen IiSIte SEAPORT ira StoteNs Stut'
tefommiSiiou. 6orserIien Tribes Den
me "oS ualorem" SiatteIop. ION III
or traaot frat. SfatteIignin9en be-
Ieber iis til sos, $4,000, % Den
belle Sfat til $2,57929o. Chicago
& Rortbpctern er liguet eIter Ell
Sum al S7450o0 900, "a Sfatten oil
beIsbc zig iii $SS9,Sit; Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
aaidttentr.
labrifen ifaI aienppbnaaes.

UHurtieH puI BJcHUpuDBBes. u
reftererne for Renominee & Mari'
nette Bapcr 60. bolot Sirsoae e
Msbe / Wenominee og beiIutteoe at
gienopbpese Papirmelleu, iotn breno-
tc Der forrige llae. Zen me 6abrii
til blipe meset itsrre, al onltrent Dob.
BELT iaa flor 9apacitet iom BEN samle,
oe bill foite ca. $4,000. @rbeioei
ifal begpnoe, iaa mart Eabet er op.
aiort meo Observation-Disclosures, %
Ruinerne er rpboet p9f fra Somten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
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g1autiusoom IT 5aCuiIil iIt en- SpasUu,. men e,
GumgtoH Ggi Ct e. SGmptOm paG, At e. ut. Sat
Eegueg Year tell, ltft DC irtUlli c ACrusr. iom lat
~ big i.aEe til al all. iHuttc ca haHgle - mfg DC
eUtpmhEifr ~ p]sHeroay, cVgg bvt!s bin 4aH0 iascE
&pHrUl bar.
5tI bar fife pletS br III ct ~fcrtIayr. bporlssrs
hiAit UHC imsa ReTper fauirUurrgr ca pprrr Sr ma
rcu Icpdeocs o. ']grtpTrcr o. ECo5ra0sr Der %
tgEaariGacr Get 6ureFiCis. S]ygrIcoss wia5ru1 4 err
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igWmC,ic tan vru5EUElc Hrr3. Gicrie. "a Ggb.e
Sps00Emr irHrcm SRmuutt ,ftl bar tttc gIaby
III al f1ItNaTe. b~UJTlc3es btSie Rcturr tan rnaes on
itprtea % Iercp!tres "a slsrgs tUiis uto = ggiehrl,
i1m 0i tgg u9 GGgeUts ar ila tugUb - M GteHbf al
Gpptrtert Ugeralt 'Cm ebugpis &etgEn.iue Gables
sEsr Hubcrbs). ltp bGr tie &lacs Ill al i%prfIart
iuerirbgs bette AtJooEl web = itgIc HarilacH afPI en-
0Has pa fst io.bsiriIc. Cgfsb. 0lsTIcbr .gorn
SguRlgsbgt AtryeuIcI, susgrpua. alt bsie giua
e. iHlbt ~inrtlaEct : en- SO ioH lra oil tend. ba. u5aT
fE ltrtgsT. Ga.!ab re ~ itUot Citv Sp5cH. San
~fPrtrgcr, bUrritbts 60 ar Uterus wpr kpgbnsIi-U
% puuoTtos cEbrt STHs, lou tEbgsy nurbf rise 49,
~, n iaor Gut en- tgcT aBbcU To frt Fur. Ftslis Nen
Rpagu pi ita ieuhc rril miu Hearth Tokenu - r.
iilfrn!t &gS "a SuEb9to. "
Der On ri Gos ca BOG So !: en- EnspsrTL
"Healfh Token goa SO. . Em btfrir'
EGa ~ NIloc 81 Spg SO, 8 ON Npuru..
- SYoDp, me- Noa Slo.s: scr RUIuDtr
- $500, a.. SoB 70. s. OF y}ugo.
n, ayi.sr &o3 10, 6. Em AbguWatIsme.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

The railroad track is now laid to
the Mouth OF Marr0wboue Greek Sbic.
is only about seven aud one half
miles from the terminus at Elkhorn.
Engineers are busy ON MarrOSbonr
Creek stalking out the work Of grad
ing the road bed which IS 10 be- built
up that creek and information is that
the work is 20 be commenced at once.
As soon as the bridge across Mar,
rowbone Greek can be put in place
they will proceed with the main lins
TO Elkhorn city Now II the Seaboart
Air Line will come through the Breaks
md thus make through line to the
coast. the Sandy valley would be a siill
richer gold mine than il really Is
however. We have nothing TO grow
Vt and it would be piggish 10 ASK
Tor more promising future than
We now have before Us. Pikeyillt
items Catlettsburg Press
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30
ADAMS.

There will be preaching al Dry
Ridge the first Sunday by Rev. W.
NJ. Copley, and also baptising.
Roe Talbot returned home Monday
from Paintsyille.
Jess Caudie, of Louisa, passed
through here Thursday on his way
to Brushy to see his sick father.
Jess George and wife. OF Georges
creek, called on Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Berry Saturday and Sunday.
There will be an ice cream festival
at Evergreen Saturday night July
LIST. Everybody invited To come.
W. A. Hayes returned home the 18th
from Louisville.
John Carter and little daughter, OF
Sand branch, was here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Culwell called on Mrs. Minnie
McCown Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Thompson were
guests of Mrs. Arta C. Hayes Satur-
day.
Ben Prose, of Trad. was here Sat
urday.
Miss Tennie Jordan returned home
Monday from LATE wellman's where
she had been for several weeks.
Dave Adams called on his cousin,
Kay Adams on Twin branch satur-
day week.
Jennie Dooley was visiting her aunt
Cathie Evans. of Prosperity. recent
ly.
Faris Daniels. of Flat Gap. passed
through here Saturday enroute 10
Louisa
James Adams was calling on his son
at Ashland this week.
Rev. Talbot preached an interest
ing sermon atEvergreen Sunday. A
large crowd attended. The childrens
service was very good.
Isadore CARED and wife. Of Garred's
Chapel, was on our creek Sunday.
Captain o. d. Bother will move back
to Louisa in a short time.
Several OF the suung folks attend
ed the show at Louisa Monday and
reported a nice time.
Rev. Smrgill will preach at Dry
Ridge the first Sunday. July End.
Charley Graham and Slant Miller
were guests of W. A. Hayes Sunday
Mrs. James Adams has been suffering
very severely for several days with
rheumatism.
Misses Rosa and Lille Hayes were
guests OF relatives here Sunday.
Our nelghborhood is pulling along
as usual. except the wet weather put
them behind with their work.
Mrs. Mary Thompson returned home
last week from a weeks visit to her
daughter,
Mrs. Martha Moore c6ntemplates a
visit TO Ohio In the near future
Oscar Fraley, wife and family took
dinner with Mr. and M@ Talbot
Sunday
Kitty Moore and Lora Poe, OF Rich
,reek, attended church az Evergreen
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30
The Cincinnati Enquirer saws

The Cincinnati Enquirer says
Allan Brumfield. the most noted
feudist in West Virginia. and whose
body had been pierced by dozen
bullets. died at his home on Harris
Creek. Lincoln county. of bullet
wound inflicted two years OF
more ago while in a battle with Ruth
erfords Brumfield. in a battle IL
years ago. had his nose shot entirely
off. In another battle he lost halt
an ear. He was probably the worst
disfigured man from bullet wounds
known. and many thought he had a
charmed life. He was IS years old.
His death may reopen the feud with
the Rutherfords.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Several ladies from here have gone
10 Camp Eloise 10 spend the week
The boys from the camp have vaeati
ed, and the young ladies left this
morning. ladened with enough good
things to last several days, Their
outing costumes were dark blue sail
or suits and sun hats, and the younl
ladies were ohaperoned by Mrs. S. p
Moorhead aud Mrs J. d. Crabbe. The
YOUNG ladies' composing this party
were Helen Seip, Helen Chadwick
Jessamine Young. Stella Taylor aud
Edythe Hayes. Master Jack Taylor
went with them. Ashland lndepend'
ent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30
KANSAS CITY


- N~-@~---------
June gath 1861 arrived in Kansas
City May slst Was met at the de-
pot by friends. Kansas citizens have
nothing to be proud Of in their de-
pot The old hack as they call
ft,is soon to be replaced by a very
beautiful depot which will cost five
million dollars. and is expected to be
as handsome as the noted St Louis
depot
Southern and Eastern people have
very little conception OF what is in
the west l myself must acknowlege
that l was greatly surprised to find
such a wide-a-walk, up-tO-date. city
as found Kansas City to be. with
her beautiful hotels. stores bank
buildings. educational system. Iibaries,
parks and miles Of bouleyards.
Among the public buildings you will
find the building Of the Fidelity Trust
leo, to be as handsome as anything
in the east, though not as large The
inside Of the building is almost en-
ltirely finished in white marble
Kansas City people should be very
proud OF the beautiful store Of En-
cry, Bird & Thayers 1t is handsome
six story building. and has very
elegant tea room. which will seat one
thousand people. Many tired house
Keeper goes down there to get a
daintily served lunch. and while she
watches the throngs Of people come
and go she forgets her household
duties.
The boulevard system here is great
lily admired by visitors as well as
enjoyed by the residents. The city
is entirely crossed by continnou:
lime Of boulevards, lined on each side
by magnificent homes, among then
beIng the home Of Mr. Nelson. whO
Towns the Kansas City Star" Thii
is certainly palace. and his grounds
which consist Of many acres. are be
decked in natures richest robes
beautiful roses and flowers of ever.
description, grown in greatest pro
fusion in these lovely grounds Tn
works of man are truly great AM
wonderful, but as nothing compares
to old mother Nature. In drinking ii
IS the beauty and splendor of the seen
s was charmed with the picture. an
thought what study it would hav
been for some of our famous land
d scape painters.
Touching on the religious elemen
n Of Kansas City. If the number o
churches is any criterion. shout,
Judge that the religious feeling keep
It abreast with the commercial, as Their
is ire 1S6 churches, among them III
e Christian Science Church. costing S22;
900. They have various religious in
stitutions, with all the many advan
l. tages. No city could boast of NOR
a when you take into consideration tn
"a size of the place and the time
ID has been accommodating all this mas
to If wealth. A few years ago Kansa
lie City had boom which crippled
a greatly. but since that time yer
rapid strides have been made an
this little city promises in time I
10 rank as one among the best in tn
~ Union
es We feel safe in saying without
a doubt that Kansas City within III
IL next five years will be one of tn
h six leading cities of the United State
nd Lizzie Hatten-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Russia has notified President Roose
welt of the tentative selection Of NJ
Nelidoff and Baron Rosen as heI
plenipotentiaries to discuss peace
with the representatives of Japan
1t is believed that Japan's selections
also tentative. are Baron Komura ant
Minister Takahira. II is expected
that both Russia and Japan win con
sent to an official announcement il
a few days. The President is urging
the bellIgerents to arrange for meet
ing Of the plenipotentiaries on Aug
INST 1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Pikeyille, Ky, June 2i.-Gradiug on
the extension OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Pikeyille to Elk
horn on the Big Sandy. is nearing
completion. and is is expected thai
this portion Of the road will be OPP
ened for traffic before the present
summer ends. A branch is also, be-
ing built up the Elkhorn creek. six OF
seven miles. where an eleyen-foot vein
Of coal has been located. An entrance
has been made OF sufficient size to
admit the largest sized gondola cars
to be loaded within the mine. This
branch OF road will also tap exten-
sive tracts Of timber.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

''s Wallace. the distinguished en-
Ser appointed to take charge of
IN construction of the Panama Ca
nal. has thrown up the job. France
did the same thing. 1t is altogether
probable that we shall find old Sen,
ator Morgan was right in his great
and unselfish fight for the Nicarau-
uan route.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30
RussEYyII.E


Inc Ch''drehs pay service held
mere Two sundays ago Vas me best
OF inc Nhd mere since 'he in'rodue-
ton oil Chlldrens Day service. E'-
cry one performed MS part perfect
" COLLECTION good
Inc recent rams nave wrought
mueh damage 10 our country by Tue
hlsh tides caused ana the washing
oil the SOIL from the hlll lands Vel
Tue e'ops ION P'' a'"'lou'' anu W
'A'oes' anu oa's are iar ABOVE 'he
average
Luther lAney ana pride OF only
le" honfs' passed mere MONDAY eN'
ehihs eniou'e ipr nome near iNoi'
his Is 'he second sci OF ma'riu'"hla'
harness placed upon 'he groom. inc
iirst lot Tue Oilue VINO was MIS- ha'e'
uaush'er OF ira mas lheS "A''
tue CONCENTRATIONS oi All anu tne
good wishes LOT long anu p'e's''i'l
l"aIhey 'htoush me y ''oAs as u
cupid Nou'u TX aho'ner N'''h soo"
MISS MailA Davis anu sister, Miss
Della oil Masotilh county are the
guests oil 'helr sister ArS. ) y
hughes. Jr' and Nj. 4. } Vaughan
Is frequent visitor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

1t is reported that Chinese senti-
ment in opposition to the exclusion
laws Of the United States is growing
fast. and ism anifested N many ways
to the detriment of American inter
slsts in the Orient. The exclusion o.
Chinese coolies from Hawaii and tn,
Philippine Islands is regarded as par
ticularlyN obnoxious The Chinese
Government us being urged by many
Of its subjects to take a firm stand
In the matter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

The State Board Of Equalization has
passed finally upon the assessment
OF property Ia the county Of Carter
After hearing. County Judge II. r
Dysard and County ATTORNEY J. @.
Morris. the board directed raise OF
8 per cent. on farm land and person
atty Of the county and the acceptance
OF the assessment Of its town lots.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Campton, Ky, June ss.-The derrick
on the Nickel farm, on Grassy creek
Morgan county, where J. II Brush
Is drilling Tor oil, was destroyed By
fire yesterday. The well was near
completion. being five feet In the
oil sand, and a good flow Of gas had
been struck Curtis Pieratt, Of lias-
Oh Green. was In the derrick watch
Ink drilling, and while standing neaf
the we'll struck y match for the pur'
pose II lighting cigarette, when
the gas caught fire, burning the der
rick 10 the ground
Samuel Spence, Of this ely, one oi
- was on eosrgleh
~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Prof J. IL Kastle. who recently re
signed the chair Of chemistry at the
State College. at Lexington. To ac-
cept an appointment as head OF the
Department OF Chemical Research
under the present Federal Govern
ment. mas gone TO Washington to as,
sumo his new duties.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Campton, KY. June .2.-samuel Ma
peir. farmer living mile from
town. swallowed the contents OF a
bottle Of carbolic acid. Physicians
were summoned. but he refused to
accept any aid. saving he had taken
the poison to end his life and was
determined that his attempt should
be successful. He can not recover.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30
Come and Enjoy
the Day.

Next TO Wayne, Wolfe county, IN tn,
upper Kentucky oil fields is max.
ing good" at a better rate than any
other division. Although the last al
vision to obtain pipe line connections.
so rapid have been developments that
the county now allernatcs with the
hath-Rowan division as second In the
list OF oil-produeing counties. Not o
great number Of wells have been drItl.
I'd, but the strikes are Of good cal
lbre ana produce regularly an aver
age amount OF oil, without showing
a decrease. Several concerns are now
drilling In that field and this month
six strikes have been made. One
strike was registered last week. good
for "a barrels,
The grade Of oil found In Wolfe
county differs slightly from the 9th
or llghl-Rradc product OF kentucky
aud la found In y deeper sand, hnl
lhe same price Is commanded by both
thu llRhter grades The average
depth u Wolfe comfy wells Is Iron
feet, witch makaa the bringing In VI
a we'll more expensive, nciwoen 40
and 60 wells have been drilled during
ne past fifteen months
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Cincinnati. June 2i.-Charles h. Ry-
an. general passenger agent of the
Seaboard Line, who is here today
says that the Seaboard Line will ex-
tend its road TO the source OF the
Big Sandy to reach valuable coal lines
and viii connect with line now un.
der construction by the Cheasapeak,
and ohio.-courier Jorunal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Ironton. Ohio. June -7-Tunnel M.
Il on the Detroit southern railway.
four miles back OF Ironton has oayed
in Thousands q cons Of earth fell,
completely closing the tunnel 1t
will require four days to clear the
tracks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Deputy United States Marshal Mays
captured Curt Lacey in Wolfe county
mountains. Mays destroyed 400 gal
Ions of beer, which he found in a still
located in cornfield in owsley coun-
~. Abe Thacker, an alleged noon
sinner. was captured
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

Charles b Ryan. General Passen-
ger Agent Of the Seaboard. says that
line will extend It's road to the
sources OF the Big Sandy 10 reacS
valuable coal fields, and will there
connect with a line now under con
struction by the C. & o,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-30

The Cincinnati Post says
After a quarrel with her sweet heart,
Samuel Williams. Miss Mary Buckley
committed suicide by drinking NOR
phine at Huntington. W Va, VIII
Jams returned TO find the girl I'M
conscious. and wept over her as she
died. begging forgiveness.