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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Baltimore, bcn %. 9lnNnit 1908.

Baltimore, Den %. 9Inauit 1908.
sln 9lle, bic ce nnOcbt,
Gbeda fir bic jncitc 0iuiocnoc
bon 9Inipriihcn gcNcn Sic .,Sircmcn' 5
Snluraucc GomponD" iino fiir sic llb-
IieicrlnB bcreit. 9Iniprut Grbcbcr
moIIen gefI iidl in Ser Norooit Gde
bon &erington- uno Gdp Strubc
(3meiter ,5lllr) meIOen ooer uoriens
ben. i. Is. z. MuIic,
(235) SelucItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23

ais sic iiibrenoc NonO in &noicn ais
Scr sc fucto &icct0nil onNricbclt, no
o>rh iein FrciijQr bcocltcno dcitjcs
gen lit.
z t i'm M 2OGC elmer AM c.
ritnnii den G jrtlta.
Gruppc.
YoriH, -. 2hlN. F. Qo5 Wits
nGrtNc gImt bat 0ic biciiNc umcrifu-
uiihc Votidnit 1T &cuntniiI Neiebt
ooB ser onlcritoniihe Girita Wic-
GuObons, Scr in Grnutrcit 0pritcIs
ltnNrn gnb, IN @renobIc, moieIbit iih
Sic Weieuihoit icit Sem 70. 5. WftS.
nuihGIt, qeitronOct it, Die $50 Mit'
0lieNcr ser @t'cllihnit iin0 brooIoa
lnO uiiicu lid nidt ST hclicn. Gie
@renoblcr @eb0rocn potcn oua @c.
iuttrteigentbtm Scr WcicIId)oit plnr
,}mnu1auerfnui brilQclL INN nit 0en
Gr6S iiir ole 0tngerll0Cu gorge trn
gen 81 tolutcn, ullcin Der Ncrtuiii
lpllr0e nicbt bclriIIiNt, neil filr sic III.
pcricbrtc 9iiidicnOunN 0c9 GiAcn
tmuua nnh ocn Ncr Stnoicn BON Ocn
Scitcr ser @cicIihlit Caution aes
itcllt morbcu mar Der omcrit1nilbc
@cid)GitatrGqcr &iQnnt0 mo Scr
oncritonidbt @cncrolfoniul @oluGD
bubcl 1cnciniOm cine NiiIiaattion
iiir sic 9totbleiOcuOrn cinacIcitct.
Ser5oq Grnit IS iint'bcr ilno
Scr nGoiito @Nro5eB."
@rrlin ~. aIuNlit. - Ner5og
Grllit @iintber ST. Sblealpig Sol
itcih scr gru0er ser ocutihcn aai
irrtt lit oI3 &IINcr in Ocnl oGcntc
a Ero,ciic" acNcn sic .9crIincr Sci
hnQ" uli icinclr SoliOijbc Hrintcr'
ul conluiiinriid) pcrnolititcn nor.
oClL Gr idltc inter GiS ats. or bot
it nit Dem ACnoHltcn Gonto Der
Eonncrubuuf nir in &crbinolnN
lCitnnOcn Gle alaQc oca SHer}oa3
rciuItiric aus ocm bcriid)tigtcn Nom'
mernbont Fro5cB, ociicn Gntbiil-
lnn0Cn Dem pcriIoiicncn Cbcrholnti'
tier uno Sd,utullcn 9icrluultCr Der
Noiicriu Grcibcrrn bon O|irboh, per
GGnQuibuoll uurOcn. rSn bcn iro0li.
hcu Ero3ciic ipicItc Gin Eoitcn bon
100000 Mari cine grobc Moac. Mir.
bod bate iilr oicic inter Gonto II
cinactrn0cnc Slumc cine Giiitttnn
ollS0citclIt, oas @clo obcr nndpcta
Iio) nic lclblt cnpion1cn. Nod TT c!
1id)t olli0ctIGrt ncr icnc bc0cltcn0c
Slnnlc CinNciudt BOT, obCr I'M Ncr'
Inllic Oc3 Nonlmcrnhnltf . Ern}Cncc
tnldItcn nlcrbono Wcribtc olli Dob
biC $4,000 Winrf in bic Soidcn oca
ilottcn Shluo1crs hca aoiicra &C.
ilniicn icicn. Gieic Gcridtc unrOcn
BON /rr .Ncrliner 3eitllu1" ihmur}
mli wcib micocrgcocbeu uno oic II
bcnfInac oco Scr5oGS @iint6cr por
bic GoIac. Scine cibIidIen 9tl@io
Ncn ooB cr nit Gonio 81 feline N(r.
hjnOunN 1cbobt battc, nohcn Nua
lpltrloic &cridminben ser Summc
nur nod gcbeinulibpollcr
Sclb itmor0 bc9 Wru0cro
Scr Grou@rupp
@Crlin -. 9luguit. - 2Ill0Nuc.
nos 9lprc2. 9Iracntincll miro Qcmcl.
oct, oob Der Nruoer ser 6rul arupp.
Irnin bon Gnoe, cbenuligcr Sfii
3icr, Der bon ieincr S6iucitcr llttcr
Der 9eOinalug fcincr Hildtebr III
icrltiibt luur0c, nod) Qrobcn Spiel.
berllltcn BORT Sclbitmoro bc9ongen
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Gin tsrobcbcu.

GbicuQo, -, 9Itn. - Sin Gro
bcbcn iuitr0e mdbrcnO scr ueraonqc
ncn 9toht, nob t llbr, in perihebe
ucn @e1enoen ser Stootcn &ainoi9
,<noionu, MenhldU Miiiiolri mo Zen.
ncliee mubrgcnonlmcn. Tic Gridiit.
tcrln9en morcn tbcihpciie jicmlid
beitia icboh trut nirQcn0S cuuGb.
ncn9lucrtber Sda0Cn cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Suruaou iu ScraS.

81 Eoio. lcroS, y. 9ll9ltlt -
9tr Grt Hoolcpclt in Nrijono mlroe
bon cinenl Sornn0o belnlgelud)tnel.
der iuit allie &1ilier oemolirte unh
eiu mohre9 6boos perlirlad)tc IS
ipnroe babel ieoo6 uur cine einjine
Yerion uerIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Dian aths uur bic rfdltr smmlept

uno iaiie d nitbt init ben ioarnannten Gurs
plnlbetn llo Grndialhetn cin. iuenu man ait
Wdgenitllre, Hoif, Mopiueb uuUeyhauiCbfet.
ndtileihtafeit SId6nnaen Dinttiafeit Iino lie
beifcit Ieoet ooer ipenn Die Ndrpcroranne. tuie
Mngeil, Geher. Nieren mo I9ill iiidt In Ctos
nun9 limo. "a ntle oieie geioeu dui nnrctnes
Nlui bnrld5uiiibreli iiDb, braube man ioiprt
bic si. ernnro,urduierpiuen. eieies dlsaes
}elbgee Oeaetabiliide 3eilmiliie, 5lS betanuts
lid dus teinen BflaiiBenitoifeH befiebt mo fpe'
Der Guediilber, nod traeno eine an6ere BET 8e'
fnnbhei nr9nirnaide Subiiana enibdlt.
tllU. .Rt 9r.I&9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Gonger gebt.
Niilio StantSiefrctar EranciS y. 600.
mis- Oittu.

99ie ea iheint. miro toiucr Ser beiocu
Ncrrcn eincn ucucu Soften i'm
Stndtooicnitc crbnItcu GrObc-
ben in pcrihic0cncn mcitlihcn
uuo 'iiOlthcn Stuatcn. - Erinj
2ouiS non 9ottrnbrra'o @ciitf in
GnnuOo. - Mte cill nmcrifoni-
cbcr Hlr}t cincn Sou bon 9tlaiuB
ori ocn EbiIippincn beiItc,
Nnitrr Ban, o. o.. -. NluQ.--
Comm $. GonQer bon I<omo nat ais
onlCrifunilfer @otiduitcr an Wcrito
obQc0nntt, lnb icinc 9lb6nntlma, mel,
dye an Is. Sftobcr IN Strait trctCn
ioll iii pom VrGiioentcu occeptirt
porocn. NGGreno Der lcBtcn Mohc
bicB Is bctnnntIih, Scrr GonNcr, sci.
ien NciiNnntion 6unioIS id)on crlpors
tct mitr0c, ioIlc ais pe3icllpr Commit
'Gr Ser Der. Stnutcn uuh China Oes
ihidt pcrbcn. nm ocn oortilcn 0ops
colt 9cdcu nltteritoniihc @oaren cin
Gnoc 81 uuben. g9ie c9 bcibt. bat
ser Nr1iiOcnt oieie 9Ibiidt cntuc0cr
IalIcn Ncloiien ooer GonNcr bat ocn
AnftruA ab1eIebht. Hui ieOeu SuN
eriltirt outer @runo III Der 9Innnbuc.
ooB GonNcr niht nod) China gcbcn
miro. 9lIH lhttbmobIibcr Nod,iol1cr
GonNcr'2 in Werito miro S>r. Eouio
&. Sbonlpiorr aus ltcbroafd, Qclcns
n0rttacr nnerituniihrr @otihuitcr
al Nrniiicu. rrluG6nt.
Stills StnntSiefrctGr 1ronci0 y.
2oulni2. melher iribcr ebcniolI2 IN
Gcrbnblnl nit ocm @otidniter, Eo.
iten IN Nicrifc eruGbnt mprbcn lit
miro ieBt mic nit iiehliter Nc.
lttntliltbeit on1eNcben mcroen tnltL
Ole Stelc nidt crbnltcn. Seme ne.
iiqnotou ol0 Stills. StuotSicfretGr
burf icBt icocn lug criuurtct merocn.
IS itcbt ieit, bub er on9 Stoot3. DC.
portcmcut ucrloiien miro, Oh cr obcr
cincn ncitcn Soften I'M nipIpmotiidcn
Cicllit crboltru miro, lit ctpu9 pro.
bIcnotiid. SoomiS m1cbtc bcfonnt
lid in Scr lcbtercn Belt 0urd) iciuc
Gontroucric nit Drrbert ". Nolucn.
ocnl Irilbercn @cinn0ten an Ncnc
5lcln, uirl bon iih rr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Sumpotbie fijr 2oro Cur.


2imlo, D, 2uN. - Naqclneinc
Spmpatbie miro bier Ocm 0iccf6nig
SurO Gltr5on uou Nc0oIriton eltle.
aenOcbraht, Ser uldOcm cr adlt @o.
cbcn Iong itlrtcr ihlujcriQcu 8crb1It
niicn uon Dem 0rlntcnbcttc aus,
an 0u& CT 1eiciicIt mar iCtnen aolnpi
Qc0cn Oda britiihc &abinct b6hit.
ciQcu 1eletet bottc. ijh nnmcbr &c.
jiplulqen acicbcu uot, icinc GntIoi.
il,n0 cin3itretdlCu En alien &reiirt
berrid)t @eboltcrn fiber sen Riidtritt
Nca Ticrf6ni1H, ser bier in scr Nreiie
unO III bcn MouOrIvfontmcrn 6ie
lp6rnlitc llntcritjjBlnN 1ciunOcn bat.
Iic tSrelnbc OC2 yorO &ithcncr ills
biiirrlt ituo bicicr miro iCBt nIlNcmctn
ais sic iiibret0c Mou0 in &noicn, ula
ser sc focto TicCtouiQ onNricbru no
oltrb iein ErciliQr bcOcutcno dcitjcs
gen it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Golliiion ami Der Wrouflgncr Bride

u em Dort, -. 9lug. Iurh
cine beite olli Der Wrooflpner Bride
eingetrctene Golliiion 5meier eleftri.
lher StraBcnbabmpuggonS muroe cin
llnbefannter Diann getobtet rno SOB.
9erner ans &rooflpn erlitt Icbcn9Ac.
iibrlid)e 0erleBunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Baltimore Balm.
Niagara Salls nnS MeereSitraus.
(trfuriip,tcu.

Si000-gaitimurr uudl Giagnn' SallS nno 5us
rid am Sreitnq, ben I. Srptbr. Sabrs
lurien fno fir Die Sinlabrt auf Dem nm
7,55 Surmitinga bonn Gdmoen 9Gbnbof,
llnt ubrSOrmit1a@ bonn Wiount RuOdls
@dbnboie abiabrenocn SpeIid8uae 9iils
tic; iir ole Nididbrt 8cbn luac, eins
iblicblin ocS &erinuiStaaee. aiiltG
Nhe(ber udb Toronto uno lbouinno
SSldno.
gluient6nlte in Buffalo. Hutheiicr. Gtes
nCUa &aiiino Slen iIHn Wiuub Gbuni
luirb nui Der Riidrciie erdubi
Sernerc eriuritonen pcrncn am 10.
Septuiber nerunliGlici.
$500 = Baltimore uadl Atlan.leGim, Cape
Wlnh eea,SSle,Gtn uu6 SceunfGitn,
Nh NM 5uriif, icocu 1rcitag uno
2amitan; iiir Ole Hildfabri bic sum ols
aenneH Stenidp eiuihlicBlih. ailliig
bis juU o. Scpicmbcr. (230-43)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-23
Stortbing's 8cidlil6c.
Nufinnna aui aiitlidDc @eilcanna Der
ifanSinnuiid,cn &riiiS.

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IW't "'o'o III ellAIollo oll9etoIllz
mon - g,orl3uiio f,ip rc,,,r "a,
nld oe' FrInien Neinrib III Ncn
0,er 14,,t,r
Z briltionin 9iorpcNcu %.
9It9. - Gua StortbinG AcncbmiGtc
bellte nit lOl 9cAcn II Stimmcn 0ic
%or'd)luge Der Mc9icrnN betrcli& Gr.
oI'lnln9 'ormcIlcr l(ntcrbanohm1cn
mt Stmeoen }llr Niiloung Der
Union. Gle Ncglcrllng miro iebt Der
'hmeoiihcn NeAicrlmg ooa HeiuItot
oeS fitr5Ilhcn Heferenolns IN 9tor.
negen mfttbellen ln0 lte crItben, Die
Hll'Iollina Der Union 81 occcptircn
lnio ollf llhterbnnoln1en sur QiitIi.
ben SdIihtlng uIIcr oirabc}iiQIicbcn
Streitfruacn ein5tgcben, Gas Stor-
tblng oltoriitrte uilh Die 9e9icrlmA.
Cclcanten 5u crncnncn. lueld)c Die TN.
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0oa obige 9fcluItnt i'm StortbinQ
rulroc nid)t obnc bortltGdiAcn Wi0cr.
itnnb Sctcna Scr rn6ifnlcn mo in5iu-
liltildcn Suftiouen cr5ieIt, 0cren
Froaromm ourin bcitc6t, llntcrbonos
lln1en nit Sd)lueoen ,lt bintertrei.
ben. 0ic iibcrlpIItiNenoe NiujoritGt
Der Rcgiculn1 6clupiit ie0od], Dob OoS
Stortbin0 un0 0a@ 0olf cntid,loIcn
limo, cine Qiltlihe Sd,Iidttnd 5it be-
uerfitelli1en. Die Rc0ierlina miro
iealidler @crGilOerlnd IN ibrcn 8or.
ihl1acu opponircn ,n0 0cm itbpcoi,
hcn HifS0a1 olli bolbcm 0coc cnt,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
PIKEVILI.E.
independently

L. A. bloomsbury and " B. Pinson
have returned from Louisville. where
they have been attending medical col
lege.
Ira NJ. Williams has returned from
Cincinnati. a full fledged D. d. S. We
predict for him success in his chosen
profession. Cleveland Bently is al
so at home from dental college to
spend his vacation.
The commencement exercises at
the Collegiate Institute were conduct
ed three evenings in succession. They
were largely attended, aud were fun
of interest. The baccalaureate ser
mon. by DR.. W. C. Condit, of Ashland,
was most entertaining aud instructive.
Those graduating this year were
Misses Oracle Cline. Mary Auxier. Hes
ter Francis. Malcolm Matney and
James PinsoR.
Mrs. f. o. Young is sojourning with
her parents at Ludlow.
MIR. and Mrs. Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs
Lyon and Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins. pop
ular young married people of Prestons
burg, are staying at The Victoria.
We learn with pleasure that j. r,
Garner and family, late of Carter coun
". and who are old friends of the
writer, are soon 10 locate here He
| is TO he tho operator and freight
agent at the o. & b. S. depot
Miss Paralee Clarke. the widely
known and popular music teaeher.who
has, for some time past, been teach
ing at Salt Lick and Farmers. is again
here conducting a large music class.
The foundation stones are being
laid for the construction OF James
Hatoher's fine new business house.
The other one adjourning is nearing
completion.
Ex-senator j. ]. Johnson has re
turned frem business trip TO Ash
land and other points.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
Sheriff's Sale.

by virtue OF an execution No l122
in favor Of q. r. Roberts against
William Remmele. which issued from
th Clerks office OF the Lawrence Cir.
cult Court on the 20 day OF April 1905,
and levy endorsed thereon | will ON
the 18Th day OF June, 1905. expose Ia
public sale the following real estate:
a house and lot situated In the City
OF Louisa, Lawrence County, Ken
uuky In what Is known as the Min H.
Thompson addition to the City OF Lou
lisa, and Is No. : Of said addition
and more fully described In deed
from I. 5. salyer 10 William Remmele
recorded in Deed Book 80. page ~.
Records OF the Lawrence Count,
Court Clerks office. TO satisfy the
plaintiff in said execution for the sum
Of $4,000. with interest thereon at
six per cent per annum from March
10 1903. and the cost, slL3s. and
the sheriits cost. subiec, to credit
March %. 1898. 5000; November -.
1903. se0.Oo; and January %. isoi, slW
90. November iith. 1904. sicoOo. Th'
sale viii be made on credit Of three
months The purchaser will be re-
qulred to give bond with good person
al security. J. II. Csdle. sheriff.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
cOwpeas.

A prudent farmer will not fail 10
sow cowpeas during this month 1t
is the most favorable month for the
purpose. II the stubble land could
be broken after the wheat harvest
and sown in peas they would great
ly enrich the soil and put IT in the
best possible condition for another
crop Of wheat. The peas vii ripen
sufficiently by fall to be utilized in
the fattening of swine. for which pur-
pose they are as valuable as Indian
corn. 1t is remarkable that SO long
period elapsed in Southern hgri-
culture before the cowpeas was prop
erly appreciated. II is destined Il
become one of the main supports Of
the Southern farmer, both for ferti'
LIKING purposes and for stock feed
Every year will witness an increased
acreage. and the old fields that arr
now seen in many parts of the Soutl
will be reclaimed in time by the us'
Of the cowpea-southsrn Farm Mag
lazine.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
OBITUARY.

The following is taken from the
Humboldt, tKanSas.) Herald;
Ellen l. Hatcher. daughter of James
G. and. Christiana Hatcher. was born
at the Mouth Of Mud. in FLOYD Coun-
ty. KY. February Il. 1886. died
March q. 1905, aged GO years, one
month and seven days, She was mar
ried to James A. Reynolds. March
IA. 1854. From this union twelve chill
dren were born, eight of whom sur
yive the mother. She removed 10
Illinois in the spring of 1865 and came
TO Kansas two years later where she
has since resided. Her death was
preceded by that of her husband
which occurred November %, 1899.
Mrs. Reynolds united with the Chris
tan church at Aubury. Kansas. in
1851 and since coming to Allen com-
IN while not a communicate with the
church her sympalhics have ever been
with the Lords work. She was n
dutiful wife and fond and affection
ate mother. much devoted TO her
home and her children. Mrs. Rey-
nold's death came very suddenly
She was apparently in good health
having gone TO the cupboard to pro
cure something TO eat and with out
warning. fell TO the floor dying few
minutes later. Funeral services were
held at the old home on Thursday,
conducted by Rev R. IL. Tanksley
latter which the remains were placed
at rest by the side Of her husband IN
lLeanna Cemetery. The children nr'
Mrs. Robert Foster. Mrs. James Rus
| sell rSIrs. Albert Butts, George anC
Zoe Reynolds. Mrs Pelphrey and Mrs
Bell Blythe. She was also suryive'
by four brothers, James H.. o
lcnff. George NJ, of Bonanza, Andrew
H. and Ferdinand c. of Pikeville, al
of Kentucky.
Mother is gone but not forgotten
Never shall her memory fade.
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linge'
Around the place where she was laid
Just beyond the golden gate,
lWhere the Angels watch and wait
| A. mother so pure and sweet.
lis sitting at the sayior's feet
But We all hope TO meet her again
some sweet day by and by,
May We when done with earthl
cares,
Meet our mr,her over there.
I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
EsTEP

Farmers are busy
Wheat and oais are better than
foryears.
sunday School is progressing nicely
with c. H. Fannin supt Some OF our
Young ladies' fail to attend for the
want Of double rigs 10 drive. Sorry
girls that you can't walk as your
mamas did OF yore.
The citizens Of this place have or
ganized to suppress some OF the law
lessness among the young toughs.
May the good work 20 on.
Miss Sarah Stewart. the accomplish
ed daughter OF Phoebia Stewart. visit
edhome folks SUNDAY.
I.eander Stewart has traded his race
horse lKatel 10 Green Bolt, Jr. who
viii put her on the race track July
the lth. Success to the NEWS is the
wish OF Uncle Buck.
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pAINrsyILLR.

The streets OF Paintsvllle are being
placed In good condition. J. Frew
Stafford is experimenting the work.
The general appearance has been
greatly improved.
Mrs Dora Arnett. who shot and
killed her husband. Dudley Arnett,
in Magoffin county, near Salyersyille,
last week, kaived the right to an ex-
amining trial and is in jail at Sal
yersvine Circuit Court convenes at
that place Monday and Mrs. Arnett is
hopeful of obtaining speedy trial. II
is said that much sympathy is felt
for her by the people of that sec
ton
Mrs. Charley Wellman and Miss
Mamie stratton. OF Nolan. W. Va. are
here the guest of their sister, Mrs
Warren NJ. Meek.
Marvin Critics, OF Catlettsburg. is tn
new manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. this city, succeeding
Walter Blackburn, who was transfer.
ed to Ashland.
Edwin Castle has accepted a posi-
ton as pitcher for the st, Loui'
stars. the female baseball club. II,
left for Ashland with the club Sat
urday morning.
Judge stephen Vaughan, of Mu'
Lick. is here visiting relatives. Tn
Judge. while quite old and feeble
maintains the same happy spirit Q
which he has always been noted.
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ADEl.INE

Sunday School at this place is pro-
grsesing nicely with Chas Miller
supL
coster Fannin and wife, Of East
Fork. visited her mother at Rove
Creek last week.
A. ]. Petry was in Louisa last Fri
ady.
Pharow aud Anna Miller. Uric ogle
and Mary Patrick spent Saturday and
Sunday At their uncle's at Naples,
Ky,
Mrs, Henry Lambert. Of Rove creek,
spent Saturday with hometolks on
East Fork.
Miss Maggie and Allen Kinner al
tended church at Whites creek sun.
day last
Josephine Jackson. Of Es,ep. has
returned home after two weeks
visit at Naples,
Thor will be y Sunday School Con
ventlon held at sulphur Springs
Church June the qua. Al are inyi,.
cd. Also, church every sr. satnr'
day night and SUNDAY morning by
Rev Wilson.
Mr. aud Mrs, Chas, Miller spent sun.
day mornlng with Mt aud Mrs lien~
vanhorm
Hudgeons the drummer, was calling
onthe merchants at Adcllne one day
last week,
Mrs. Anna oplc had the misfortune
to stick nall In her to~,
Joe Smith and wife passed through
this place Sunday cnronle TO Eaa
furk,
Fred Muller visited homelolks Sun
day,
sucoom Ia the NEWS lot ~ hear
nom Ml. llon again, Twn Chnmn,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
HOLDEN ". VA.

Apropos Of the two bear skins +.
r. Moore took from here to Kentucky.
to be dressed for rugs One Of the
bears was killed on the mountain.
and the other in the rear of DIR. w.
F. Fraley's residence in this town.
The lucky sportsmen were Mr.. E. p.
Merrill. snpt. OF the Island Creek Coal
4 oil Co. OF Holden. and Devil"
Anse Hatfield. OF the famous Mccoy,
Hatfield gang. Mr.. Merrill was until
recently a resident OF Columbus. Ohio
and has heretofore hunted much
smaller game than black bears He
is an enthusiastic sportsman and a
crack shot and looks forward 10 bears
galore In the future. OF Mr.. Hat
fields prowess it is needless 10
speak. lie enjoys an almost inter
national reputation, Pit
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Hows THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
MT be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo, o.
ew, the undersigned. have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is Years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financial
iy able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
walding. Kinnan 4 Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. pc
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti
patton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
DEEP HOLE

SUNDAY School is progressing nice
ly with r. c. Roberts as supt
Quite a number OF both and young
people attended the memorial ser
vices at the Hutchinson grave yard
Sunday.
Miss Susan Crank visited relatives
at Yatesyille saturday and sunday.
George oonley has returned from
Medical College at Lexington.
Mrs. Alice Muncy spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sarah Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Workman. Dixie
and Leeta Simpson went to Bussey-
willie Thursday.
Mabel Diamond was shopping in
Louisa "Wednesday.
There will be festival here Sat
urday June 10. All are cordially in
vted,
May Roberts spent Sunday with
Julia Chapman.
Celesta See. OF Two Mile, was here
Sunday.
Robert Burchett, Of Louisa, visited
Aunt Liza" Burehett sunday.
johnny Collinsworth. of Fallsburg
attended Sunday School.
Quite number of people were here
Tuesday decorating the graves OF
their friends aud relatives. Amons
them was Gypsy Diamond. OF l-iel
Creek.
John Jones, OF lronton. was here
saturday and sunday,
Mrs. Jenny Moore spent Sunday
with Mrs. l. T. simpson.
Wishing success to the NEWS aud
its many readers. | remain.
old Corduroy.
tar..., late lor last weekl