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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
Life
I've
Long Sick and Nerva
GUS Headaches.
DIR. Miles Anti=Pain
Pills Cured Me.
They Gave Me Instant
Relief.

The common affection OF al mankind is
headache. From it few. are entirely free,
DIR. Miles Anu-Paia Pills VIII cure and in
most instances prevent headache of any kind
or degree. II you cannot enjoy theatre going,
car-rldrng, dancing, ii you are subject to
nausea from nervous excitement, the fatigues
of travel or S ght- seeing, take an nti-Pain
PHI before an attack comes on and YOU will
and that you can successfully ward off ali
0isagreeable symptoms. Anti-Fain Pills are
the best of remedies for backsche. neuralgia,
sciatIca End rheumatic pains; contain no
oplates, non-laXatve; never sold in bulk:
with the greatest pleasure / recommend
Or, Miles Ant.Pain Pills to everyone who
suffers from nervous or sick Headaehe. An
my lie long | was troubled with headaches
of a very severe Eatur2, and have tried many
pcrwIlerS and other remedies without success.
By chance tried DR.. Mi e5' Ant-Pan Pills
and they gave immediate relief Nevet
since the first dose have been troubled
With headache. Whenever | feel If coming
en- take one or two Pain Pills and it ali
disappears. "--WILLIAM Brown, Genesee,
Idaho.
This is. to certify that I have used DR..
Miles AMI Pain Pills for neuralgia and ner.
ralgic hegdache and have found them to give
reliefh-E. ID. WEED, Ex-Mayor and Elk
q. S. Dist. Atty, Helena, Mont.
All druggists sell aed guarantee DR.. Miles
Anti Pain Pills. They are non-iaxative; con.
tainno opiates, never sod ir bulk, 25 doses,
accents DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elllhart, Ind.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
Knitted Goods

Ladies and Chldrehs Knitted goods
Hoods, Shawls and fascinators All Sample
goods and theprice is much below regular.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
For rent Barn room and stall in
town Enquire at this office.

Geo. Cook has been appointed agent
OF the Pullman Ponltry & Produce
Co. and viii have his headquarters
Mt ]. Lauterbach's He will he in
touch with his chief and can at any
time quote YOU cold figures on all
kinds of poultry and veal.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
Oh no! Oh no!

There are no auctiOneers. | am
not one myself. | never made q sale
last year. Never the less | made
more money for the parties cried
for than any one who has tried it in
this section. l can't be equalled, cry
more sales two to one than the
OF her fellow and MAKE you money.
Perry Heath.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
Sick Headache Cure d

Sick headache is caused by derange
ment of the stomach aud Indigestion
Chambt FlaiH & Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
effect cure. BY taking these tab
let's as soon as the first indi-
cation OF the disease appears, the at
tack may be warded off. For sale by
"A. C. white.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
Special ON Dress

Special 10 pieces Scotch Suiting Suitable
for Ladies Or Childrens dress, worth regular
much more than we ask, the special sale
price will be 43c yard, is full 36in wide
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27

Strayed or stol'n l bay mare )
years old / white hind foot, reached
name, some white hair in name near
shoulder, Information will be rewar-
0ed Ohm Lauterhach.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
For Sale

366 acres of land, one mile from
hendricK, Good large house Stone
foundation. Eight acres in orchard.
Plenty wood and water Price, $2250.
Il. B. West.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE

Ever since onr Colonial ancestors
instituted THANKSGIVING Day, it has
been a day ofrejoicing, and the good
oId-fashioued dinner plays the all
Important part therein, A detail and
an interesting account Of = Thanks
giving dinner, as it win be served by
The Young housewife who has fol-
lowed the story of The Making OF
n Housem ife'' in the Delinentor, is
Given bv IsalJle Gordon Curtis in the
November number. notwithstanding
Day Novelties illustrate many sea-
sonablp dishes, from the traditional
pumpkin pic. to II choicely arranged
harvest centerplecc Other 'arlicals
on "Nut Novelties and Maple
painties can le mndeto advantage
at this season Of the wear, AID will
add novelty to the family menu.
. -
HnIl CO. have an elegant display
OF fine China. to be seen as.yoh enter
| the door.
G. NJ, Lewis and bride returned
Mis- afternoon.
Owing to Il delay in The arrival
of our paper we We're forced to be
bate in the issuance of this number
Of the Gazette some few hours.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
Modern Feed Plant.

We have Just cainplsSe,l modem
corn meal plant to ran in oonnao-
,isn With our vhnlssale and retain
Led store and are in P1siuon 4
furnish anything you may noed IL
me fced ins such As meal rvs
ground. either bottled or unbOl,st.
pare o.rn schop. nour. has. corn
,ais. extra heayy mixed f,ed, chick
an fed. and fan line II eraus
Fooa Ne have the eNcIissiye AL,
for kauawha Pieklins SALT, the Nst
alt on earth. Ne also cary {,
ftn Tine Il hish gra,ls noar in pap
q AagS w viii cxehanse nial Ior
s,rn 0r viii grind yopr oNn cesn
W can give prompt SFyiec. As w
grind every day. We als0 carry in
siN,k an kinds u iubyHaiins and ~
nusa oils. manufactured by an Jude
Noaaent company. w earnestly
solicit yoar pa,ronasA Siore ONO
sta Passenger nepoi Costs sala
IN the city am promptly dsliycpcd
u, ], Rarche,t lys s Gu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
BOld's Candidates.

Ths nsmosraiie convention u Bqyd
county hss bsld at The court houss
last aftrnso7- A large nnnllv~ al,
lei gates ~ere here and more en-
thtsiastie gathering has neyr bten
sep in olr city. The following Tick
=, Uas nominted. Ellis 4 l-4vu1cs.
county clerk. W. L Gaigar. q Ash
land. fcr shsriff. ]. ". wenis. II
Ashlanas. county sttorn-y. p 5
Marcum. jailsr.. David Maze, - caa-
noasburs. coan,y sssessoF.. II,
Smi,hfe,d Keffer. u Ashland. eoVon-
e. Oesl Mcpyer. surveyor; o X
campbell. Oour.v Superintendent q
schools As there Vas n candidate
for county judge, COMMITTEES Of
twenty .thrv vas appointed 10 ~
iect a csndiaatA This uCks IS
comp Nd Il rcnil,men. who if elesi-
al viii always h foand rsoty ,o
do thsSr duty.
The canmities. rs; lsirg aols y
interview IA party d.eis.l s Ssh
asaate f,r county jcage. the c'nsen,
ton was aajoaraea 10 NEST next ST.
ar,ay. september S,,h. At one e'slssA
Al the coart 'hoasc IL make I'M
nomination RVS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29


II VA with painful SURPRISE that
this community heard that burt
Hutchinson was dead. Aged man AID
minister 81 the Gospel as be Was.
many times father and a grand
father. We can only think and speak
Of him as Burt" Such was the
genial. happy disposition Of the dead
pnsacl1sr. so ready and sympathetic
with his greeting. 50 Joyial and hear
" his manner. that reserve and
dignity vanished al his coming. Yet
No man eNsr took with him. WHEREBY
er he went. a greater imprtss Of the
Christian life which |. b. Hutchinson
wore 50 consistently and 50 con
stantly. We believe he was born
in Scott county. Va
This was in 1889. and for many
wars he was citizen and bust
mess man Of this town. His fins;
wife was Miss Lou Miller. Of Marion.
O., and To them six children were
born. Shs died in Louisa. His sec
ond wife. who survives him, was Miss
Ellen Davis. and u them also wtss
six children given. The surviving
children are Lon. Of Huntington.
WIN Of Ashland. and Gould, Of
Clarksburg, w. Va, Mrs Maggie Ty-
re and Mrs. Ge9rgs Mason. Of Cat
Iettsburg. and Mrs. Tom Jones. Of
Portsmouth. Mrs. Tyree Is the wid
aW Of Frank Tyre. who was drown
ID mar Pikeyille som. years ago
Mrs Mason aud her mother were AT
Joe Hutchinsons. near L-Juiss, when
ti1s dreadful news cana Tuesday
morning that the beloved husband
and father had without warning
gone 10 meet the God be had Kfy-
ed 50 long aad 50 we'll. He had
hurried 10 the Big Sandy train when
it stopped az Hampton on It's way 10
Louisa. and just as he was putting
SONS letters in tn mail car he
threw up his hands. fell backwards
and expired. The sad news "a
autographed 10 his s,nIn-law. George
Mason. at this place who immediate
ly ent TO thu Residence of 10
Hutchinson and told his relatives tn,
n 9nrnful intelligence They cams =
Louisa at once and left for the dark
sued home on the afternoon train
Mr. Hutchinson vas an active Mas
IN. and the fraternity had charg
u the interment which occurred al
Caflottfburg Yesterday afternoon
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
Rural Routes.

Postmaster Hughes has Received
instructions from the pcslofiice de-
p4stnls at u haye ali rural route
mail oarrers maxi a careful repJn
On The condition Of ths mail boSgs
IN usir routes N paratQry 10 hay
ius All such boxes numbered in ori
q u facilitate mJte accurate
handling of III. mail.
The order doss not apply to any
routes which have been in oPlEa-
uGn less than skis days \ box can
alt BE- numbered unless It plsses in
position is l-.ing lerfrcil sale and
y "a h..rPl OIL o. naa. approved baNss
Shich we're CRESTED pfi9r U Oct
.ber. 1870. No boxes ersoisi within
the limits Of an incorporated aoNn
aud within 0ne-haiI . mile u q
3 ssuifioe shall le ngmtsTet upIess
Il Nas erstsd pyiur u oetolssT g
1900. o. Is bsug served b specific
order q the Department. The nun.
!, ring shall t-sin with NJ J. Nhiei
number shall b. given the first b9S
reached By lhr carrier after ieay.
Ing ths regular starting p0ht. Fact
number shall BE- recorded in The sar
riers ros-er book opp site The mum
Der u tn p,rs8n 10 whom the b.
bslon-s Each b11 owner shall b,
nOtined 81 the postmaster II ih'
number assigned him and he shall
have ne number leg'hly and per
man. usly affixed 10 the box. Box
s, l1cnied as 10 receiye seryis
mona Two routes shall b numbers
-eeuiarly by each route which .
serves il. Where new boxes shal
~ Installed. between bikes alnai
numbered the nea h1xss shall II
n4re ths next number in resula
order when the numbering VAS osig
inalIy cinpleisd Namberins hl1s
m peV routes shall n, be begun M
I'm the majority u the boxes arr
piaoe but no, les Than sixty dis
-hau tlapse before the numbsrir
] .han begin. Carriers arr required
kcp their rrier bsoks cornS,ed !
10 daie Al an times it beins obIIE
tory upon ,lss postmaster 20 ~ n
Is dons Any previous Instructions
the post Office department Sonfli,
wi,h this crIer arr reyokei,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
Cummings shannon.

Everybody was surprised and ~
ryb0dy Vas not a BIT surprised 10
sarn MONDAY morning that Mr.Ernest
shannon and Miss Belle Cummings.
both Of Louisa, were married. For
seyxai vars these two had kept
company. and all their friends be
jieyed that one Of these fine days
il would be Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
shannon. And it has come to pass
Mr. shannon secured the proper pap
ars sunday. ali..hat night jhsy al
tended the " f Church together,
This excited neither suspicion nSr
.omment. for it was a very usual
pro,, ading- Afier church thzy went
10 the parsonage. and there Rev
AR GriLEls made them man and
Efe Returning 10 the Brunswick
hotel. wbrs they both have lived
-ome iius. Mr. shannon as a board
Il and his vile the sister OfMrs-
c. Adams. they announced Tbs
sent event All were increiulous
N, doubts were speedily rsmoyed
ina The couple were soon rseeiyin.
he c,ngra,ulation of friends
These newly married folks ape VI
,nd fayorably known in this com
| nuuiiy. Mr.. shannon has lived hsT
N his life. and by his industry an
81 business habits he has amas:
a comfortable share Of hi
worlds gods, He stands high
h. regards Of his many friends al
j deserves the exoellsnt wife he h
Son aftsr many days
{ Everybody knows Mrs. shannon
Sell that U say much seems suPs
ducus. She Is an active ehur
workeT. ana has always haen a "a
!, 1rite With those who know her b
n She viii BE- to her husband be
meet iniiaei
Tn. NEWS extends II hsSt wish
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
The Fair.

Remember that the l.aSreaoe o5dn-
~ Fair vii be held On oeiDbzr 18Th
and IAN. Prizes consisting mostly OF
ash ia small amounts NH Be given %
he p7,dac,s exhibited ana il Is hop
ID the farmers. Mil feel sufficient
tntevest 10 8riug in a iars. display
rhis is f5r the benefit OF the COM.
uuuily in general ANA waateysr mon
Is contributed in LoNiza for prem
uuis Is s.ysu in tie hope II incrsas-
ing the quan,iiy and quality II Tn
pr0ducts q Lawrence county, anu
inns benefIing eserybady 1t Is
,mIsss>ibi ID this time 10 pot t,up-
N aus other hasis, beuluss a sum
large enough TO pay entieing pr-m
iuuis can no, b. raised by oontriba
lion Therefore, il is hoped that ON
people viii take a pu5liCsp spirited view
u the matter and Join in the move
neut with As much enthusiasm >
though a hanispme premium sttael.'
to zach item.
Byiug As many different kinds g
proiucls as ylu choose All may b
enteTsd and all receive dl. consid
Grafton.
As an aiiiti n ID the premium L,
i the t.aWlante County Fair this "
Mr.. John McDyer. BOYD couniy
practical and efficient mad suRe
yisoT. offers five dollars flr the Be
speeif satiOn FOR a ~Sioue HishV'
'ulyrri, same mol 10 = Ei''en
iic,stsd by a civil engineer THIS
zone - ar1nss ints-r9st in Oia q 4
nost important suaiects With. vat
or psclls have to deal. aud the i
,erest he nlsnitasts in ibis matt
IS much pretiUtsd here
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

William Rsmnele vas ,hs victim
4 painful aecident one day last
xees. lie Vas returning from
business trip n wagon, ard Vhilz
omins down Bun mountain, N Tux
he team ran away. Remnaeie iell
1afag-n The ho-Ses. and when he
Ras sxtricatei. he found himself
Nith a oouple II broken ribs and q
sadly injured knee He came home
n a train ami 5 laid up for ne
psirs- Mrs Remmsls, who had been
listing hfr sister. Mrs- BUcason. Al
Williamson. hesni II the mishap 70
ler husband and Immediately left
Tor hOuis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
Or. N. G. Watson.

Inc DemVCIdlb u tu3 a1uu nend-
iOrial District IN convention assembl-
ed have unanimously tsndefed 70
DR. Morton G. Watson. Of Louisa,
the nomination for State senator
from this District. and at a great
personal sacrifice Of time. which
maans mOny 10 a man Of his busi-
MS. enterprises. the doctor has ae-
eepied the pr6ffered honor Mhna
Or. Watson fesls this nomination 81
finely given 10 b. an honor the
Democrats have h1n5red themselves,
This District, and may we moi tru-
ly say tbs State. has never present
Cd as lis nominee for the State Sen
ate a better equipped candidate In
the prime Of his early manhood;
full Of enthusiasm and energy, yet
calm and dispassionate in all things
thinker and nsasoner; doing
nothing by halves and nothing with
out good and substantial reasons
these qualities. If nothing more, il
seems to us. commend him as an
ideal legislator. The man who shows
himself capable Of successfully man
aging his own affairs is the one 10
be trusted To look after tha busin5 IS
Of Others. This being true Dr. Wat
5on IS the man to represent this
people in tbs Senate Of Kentucky.
We are living in an age Of progress
and d yelopmeni. X ntucky. long
lsleep and obIyiJns Of the crowd
ing. teeming events which have STIR
"a other states to IFS and aetiy-
~. has Of late aroused herself aud
> alive = her great possibilities.
eastern kentucky IS particularly
stirred and active Every acre OF
land has a new and peculiar inter
81 and with the passing Of time this
interest VII increase. The next half
-ieeade will man much for Us. and
Il is eminenily essential that tn
legislation u thess few years should
De wise aud prIdeut 1t was to-
long the cry Of the dsmsgogue that
foreign capital would be our f.
iancial death and everlasting ruin.
and, listening TO this ery. the FOR
Igner ami his dollars were kept
ID, Of the State. We have gotten
gr this fool.shn -. and We don't
Fant an. tore II it. With Dr. Vat
on's "a tiente With capital. cur
Jwn ana the money Of the outsider
xh1 seeks satisfactory Investment. he
5 able % Judge wisely and hon q
concerning these things, With
IMPARTIAL jusiie= 10 all
In these four Senatorial csunties.
t4avrsnes BOYD, Greenup. and Fl
aot. We doubt if there is a man bet
Il or mors fayOrably known than Dr.
Isl &. WATSON. In our judgment
thsre is no man in the District,
o be Democrat or Republican. bet
H able 70 represent that class q
itizens Who most need the right s5ri
u legislation the great common pep
ole. All men. 50 long as they are
honest. look alike 10 him. De i
thoroughly respected by all VIII
know him.
Dr. Watson possesses administEa
ye ability Of rhe highest order. II,
as shown this in MANY WAYS. mark
AIS ~ when be 5, oapahly nils,
| he responsible office Of supr.n
gndent q Schools in this county
lis personal character is absolute
ly wfthout spot or blsmisl and hi
integrity beyuud an question.
SEEMS 10 Us thar III mere preseuta
lion q the man whom We hay
FAITHFULLY described would BE- sRoug
10 draw to his support every thought
mi voter in the District D. Wal
son should le ana Viii be The mex
senator from The Thiriy-Secoud Di.
rict
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Nr b F. Thomas. who has beeu
caarsa Of the construction Of The
zig gceFnment I.Nsk in the oa;o
liver eleven miles helcw Cincinnati.
in ra,har poov health, We ngret
S,y. and has gone % Pence
Springs. ". Va, u reeaRsrase- His
many friends hsSa SinoeCely hope
that his health may b spc'iily
e.ls.ored.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
Iaasssssasssasssssssss
PERSONALS.
ss.s..ssss...s....sss....i

Thomas Luther and wits are visit
ing On Whites Greek.
Miss Bessie Snyder was visiting in
catlsttsburg last week.
Miss Irma Rsmmsle has g5ns 10
Virginia to visit relatives.
Mrs. Harry corns left tuesday 10
rejo:n her husband in Galveston.
Reys Grizzle and Hampton Muneey
left Tuesday for the NJ. E, Confer
ence at Barbourvilla
john Chase Hatcher, wife and child
ern. Of Kilgors. were here recently
visiting Mrs. Lizzie Hatcher
Miss Matte Wallace has gone TO
Holden. W Va. and will resume
her school at that place.
Mrs. Harry Wood and Dorothy have
returned from Ashland after spending
few days with Mrs. Charles Rus-
sslL
Ernest Andrews. who visited here
last summer. has returned 10 Phila-
delphia 10 complete his medical
course
Mrs. HAYS, who spent several Vesks'
here with her husband and daughter
recently. has returned to her home.
in Aurora. mi
Mrs F. T D. Wallace isft for Par
is. KY yesterday whittier she goes
10 attend the state convention Of
The ". c. T, L,
Miss Quinn Brown, of catlattsburg,
vas a recent visitor in Louisa
shs is shortly going to New York
TO continue her studies
Miss Bessie Snyder has returned
70 thz campbell Hagerman College.
Lexington, for another year of sue
-assful study at that notsd school.
Mrs. w. \. sullivan. who has bsen
Uith her husband al Hot Springs
Ark. returned FRIDAY. Mr.. Sullivan,
who is improving in health. will
remain little longer.
Nj J. Webb. Of Greenup. was here
,alling On old frinds, He. like
former Holden. w Va. visitor shows
dec-d-d preference for a portion
+ the country surrounding louisa
Mr. and Mrs. R. H, Ragland have
left Louisa and gone TO thsir form
home in Lexington, Mr.. Ragland
vas a popular business man, and he
and his wife viii be pleasantly re-
membered by many Louisians,
Miss Kate Freese left Monday morn
ling for Cincinnati to enter the
fam1us Bartholomew School at Clifton
Miss Freese is a former pupil. but
this year she enters as a pupil
teacher She viii probably teach a
chorus class and will study voice
culture and one or more mod IN
Il
languages. While shA will be great
liz missed by her Louisa friends they
know that their loss IS her gain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Emma Vaughan eslsbmred hsI
ninth birthday VERY plsnsan1ly list
week. GLADYS Atkins won the prile
in an amusing contest ans John
wads SAYS be doesn't care for b.
ing BOBBY 50 loag as the premium
is -gooaies-'.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
Democratic Convention.

Lawrence county Danoc5sls ns1
n convention al shs curt h1use
Monday and Nert call 70 order ie
Chairman Bert shannaa- Judge X
r. Burns vas existed Chairman. and
innouneed the cbtyt 70 be she -
lsctioa and instruction Of delegates
o the SenatrriaI and Legislature Cpn-
v,nt,oas al CsiieJtsburg en- the
sSsh
4 committee on resolutions vas
ap2Oinosd and they rsPOstsi in fav-
X Il sendiug al eo5d Democrats a
dsIegates and insiraesiag them 70
o,e Tor nr. NJ c. Watson Tor stat
ssnaisr- and W. NJ Fulkersou Tor Il .
y.sentativA
A numher Of nsmezais attends
he convention a, Ca,lsttshurs US
srday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Mac Turner. popular y2u7s eiN 3
II snEineer on the c. a .. corps.
In for Lexington Tuesday 70 TAKE
a course In engineering At the STAT
coliege.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

AIRS Lizzie Burvss johnson. MID
Nv Of the late Asbury johnson.
died at her home in woodstoO. kan
sas, few days agO She and hes
husband, who was brother Of Gecrg
'. Johnson. Deceased. were former
" residents Of this county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29
JoHN /. HlBRARD.

The ofnos q surveyor should Is
iliei ~ elmRs;ent man, as well
As ,hs other Offices Mr. Hiblard has
proved himself thoroughly omPes-
nj aud very careful. HIS WORK Il
exact and he gives Prompt altentiop
10 al the calls for his services We
do not h3iNe the voters q Law.
rsnSe e'uniy viii make the niiSSak'
4 failias Is elelt him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Positively the iarges, stock q mil
rnery ever braueh, to Louisa VIII
be open saturday. September leih
Latest styles. lowest prizes.
C. v Meek
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Our line Of fancy slippers and high
grade shoes Is complete We carry
all widths and sizes Pr0mp, siien-
tlou 10 mai orders. Frost 4 Garred ,
Mig New store. SO Ord Ave. Hunt
ing,ou. W. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Mr. Allen, y eivl engineer on the
c. & o. and family are oorupyiug .
cottage near the rssid noe q W. b
Cox. Mr.. Allen is a brcthr Of ID
vision engineer Allen. and formerly
lived Nc Lexington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

sSOna hand 10 hersc RSWcr Nall-
or engine and wheel. SeoNnd hand
80 horse froneA burr corn min and
fixtures II, y. FISCHER, weeeViile, ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

walkoyer shoss for men. the top
notch Of style comfort and durabil-
ily. Pierce a Derrick.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

A good sign thar autumn Is her
The butchers have fresh pork iof
sale
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Suit c4sss aud irunks displayed al
Pierce & nerrIcks wtll save you mon
~. lowest prizes always
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Millinery 10 fashions ln'est erea-
tons rcscived this week frvm NeE
York and other eastern markets.
prices lowest. Pierc 4 Derrick.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

sam Hos suffered alslocasei
sl,aalaeC TUESDAY. ne Was On Ros6-
asllc ereek when ths accident ~
cured, ~ Mas uysag IL hold the
at ~ a big OK while il WAS
shgA, and the hast gave q hngc
Witch IN \ sans shoulder oat NJ
Joint. NJ SOl. went ont homo Toes-
day night,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

We are headquarters for shoes,
hats and cls,hlng Best calieaes. :
cts per yard G V Meek
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-29

Res. IL h Halets. Of Louisa. VAS
appointed BY the resent MsihOdisi
.onf renoe held At Barboursyille.
~ Va. as pastor q the oaaTeh
aere Ne arr ~ glad that that body
Sas 81 l.b.rel in giving 10 rs cut
,oation. Bro. Hule,te IS well known
in this par, as he has ssrvs'i in tbs
past seven YEARS a. pastor II this
.Aarch. and ths News speaks III
sentiment q the Prople when 1
saws We wsleome him Martin @
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