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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

$3.50 'N''NNN ~ AANAAANlAI Allk-
gcrCid)t iucr0Cll.
3n ntcI iir i'm. - Nn$ Mnl.
s.. Ntc&ob BON 9}r. 552, @c1t Con
mouitroBc 0citern Morqen ocm 80
Ii6cirihtcr 2o0cn ollf oic NniGul0i.
9lna hin borgcfii6rt mltr0c, sic
n6dtlidc Nl6c in iciucr Nod6or.
idoft Acit0rt SIT bobclL itcQtc inn scr
Nidtcr sic N%ltcrtotipc, cntluc0Cr ulf
lcd)S M}onntc ob}llidm0rCn o0cr ms
@efdnaniB 81 lponocrn. &aum 6uttc
CT Den GiO 0cleiitet, ga iolf cr be,
ruribtloS nic0cr. Nlli Dcu &ori6luQ
cinc5 scr l%lmItc6cnocn hin lplrroc
Ocm 9%cruubtGoicn cin @luS boil
S6noppS cin9eil0bt. GicicS cruic$
iid ais Elm ic6r pro6otc8 M}ittcl, Ocln
W}cSap cr(ongtc icin 9cmlBtiein
mteocr un6 %lciItctc nm sen 5pcitcn
GiO, iidl oltf feds Wonotc nit @Gnic-
mcin bc0lliigct 81 poQcn.
Cine Statuc iir cor 5
Baltimore, - Gic .@cicQidoit
Der &oloniot &ricgc" bat Den 9il0.
bauer Nlbcrt Wciucrt pom Ntclu 0urt
GcnuitruNt, elm StonobilO bon Cecil
GoIucrt, 0cnt 5rucitcn @orO 9olti
more, on}uicrtigcn mclbc9 Ole &c.
lcuihoit IN ser Stoot picaci6t olii
Der neltcn @cridt26uu3 Ylo5o, uui
5~ultclcu Qc0cntt. Die Stutrlc nc6it
Sodel miro ctmo $4,000 foitelL sic
0lrrd 0iicntlidc Su6icription oui0c.
brod)t mer0cn iolcn.
Pin Nbrobom Hinrolu'S
@c6urt8ton am Wonto0 miro
sic @0ric NciNloiicu 6lci6cu.
Pm Scr 2uuNcncnt5iju IL
oun0 ncitor6cn. 49, llntcr 5n6l
rcid)cr @ctbci(i1lulN mur0cn 0citcrll
WorAcn sic Itcrblidcn llc6crrcItc Nc&
SEQ Nn0rcos QfiiQcr, SG6u6cnS bon
SoGn Z. mo GreSccu5 W}iiQcr bon
Nr. 800, I. Strnbc, BON Scr VI. &crj
&cius&irdc aus nod cinCm fcirr.
lidcn &od)onltc ollf Dem oScrj Sciit-
Tric0Goic" Dem Shoo6c scr Gr0c
il6Cr0cbcn. Gr itor6 nod od,tw0di
ger 9rnntbcit i'm gltcr bon 9 &ubrcl'
unN 4 Wtolloteu oil scr S1r0cncut
5iinNuna. NclrBcrit 5o6lrcidc @lll'
mcnIpen0cn Darcn cinQclolien. NIl0
Nubrtudltu0Ncr fungirten SEQ Ntiil.
Ter, @aorgoSd u6monn SobnnD Bar
nitel unO 0corg &rconlcr.
Son BcpiiienSbiiirn &c.
tricbcn iibcrlicfcrtc iid gcitcrn
Wtitto9 So6n 9. Gnufnlun Scr Eoli5ci
I'M nlittlcrcn GiItrift, no CT icit1c.
h1ltcn miro, bis man BON Sen Mon,
rocrGonntp. go, IlltpritGten 0c6ort
bot. aouimon io0t cr lei 9o6n'
agent Ser oIelolporc. Sndolunnnn 4
@citcrn @o6n" III GrcSco, 90, &C
lpcicn mo babe int 9cicm6er cine
Summc @clo ultcriGlo1cn. Set or
Sen Srt perIieB, babe CT fcincn g(n'
qenblid Hilbc gcbobt.
Gtncm Scr5ih log erie.
cen. = Troll Worp NcnnoIbS, 40
Sabre aft, mllroe gcitcrn Ntorgcn i'm
&oltic i6rer Goliilc, 6ruit SbomoS
Griffin. Nr. 4t2, Gourtlonoitrobr,
tobt I'M Bette ou%fgciunocn. Mic
Coroner &onocn crflGrt, iuor Elm
@crjifIoG bic GobeSrriodc. sic
mar sic @attirl bon GboS. Hcpnolo2,
nit benz iic in Nr. AIS, Goltrtlonoitr..
iuobnte. an Wfittnod) Nbeno tuar
lie III 9eiud, bel ibrer Goitiinc nno
pcr6rudltc sic Noft in ibrem &oric.
lie 9eihe tuiiroe nod Der Worqilc
gebrudlt.
Sbrcn 81. 0eburtstog lei.
crtc gcitcrn Sroi Sane 0erntor. hir
oIie SdnnipieIeriiL iii Der Wobnnng
hires Sohnes, Or. gerntoiL Scr. 800,
atorN @recneIirabr. Gie Srnn ipor
90 Sabre lang oui Scr Viibnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
SdiffSfartrn BON nnO nud 9entId'
InnN.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $42.50 uno $44.50, 8wiIdenoed
$33; bon Bremen Bis Baltimore:
&aiiite $50, 3wiidenoed (fiir aae
gaiiagiere) $34. Sbru. s. 9iener
e &c., 8immer Ser. 3, lid Dit
2erington Ctr. @eloDefiel rno
@el0ien0nnaen. (323--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
1tntcrBnItuugs . @cgWriicr.

,,NiHiit N~tdSrmir." 49, Sicfc g2odc 6. S.
Sotbcru mo GuIta M}arIopc IN folgcnocm Re
pertotrC:
@ouncrilnn. SrcitnN, Sdmitna mo SumitnN,
MinttneC ............ .y liuHtCo mo SuliC"
y6baie'c SBcOter," - Steic ISOLDE ugoH0on
HiluruuCC".
-.,Suaibanhrabrn . sDrater." - 0icIc No6e;
Zoo RruuO. 10 gc0".
z.o1orb'c SprruBnuS. "-Gicie g6o6c; oMicrcI0
WsurU NHH".
.@iarrluuh.1B eatrr -" - 0tcic gSo6c; idGli6
Sluei 9nlbCpilcs gIuritclluupcH.
r,9irnte gnOiturirm".-Stci Nodc pMlcJnos
bcrt'S Stats.
uSIGnen'S ShcutCr." 49, Giclc gSudle: ,SUr
Sntte dl0 SurtInc".
,,SaHnitnttcr - ultcfCit s@errin." 49, Sicn1inp,
nctt II, 5cbr1ar. 0yoBcr GnrncOul in Der Ser
iHaHias Iinncrdlort0nllc"
r9cnbuons e pnicruutu rium". - Sumitnp ben
II. Scbrtur. ! llbr NnhititidgS. picrics Nuuts
incr4 DtlitisGpr5crt oCs oNuciiclvG nartctlS".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

3uilonO Der &0lticr critottcn 5ll loiicu
rn0 bittct gum Sd(IB nm cine per
i5ulid)c Gonicreuj. Ser M}oDor ant
mortctc Scrru @riigcl. ooB sic StoOt
in Oicicr SoMc nidt@ tbut f6unc,
ionocrn oiciclbc nit Sen 9comtcn Scr
@o0n III crlc0igcn lei.
@ir0 uCtirt.
Die bonn StaOtrotb poiiirtc &crorO.
nltnQ 2omontz2lUcnlc 5pii6cn Nor-
ior0-&lucrmc mlo Glipcr-S truBc, 5lt
ihlicbcn, miro pom Wopor uctirt
mcrOcn GA Elm @lon jcl1cr StruBcn
nid)t bci'm Stoot &ngcnielr hintcr.
lcgt iulr0c, luic Der GburtCr eS Dor.
ihrcibt.
Noti5eu.
Ger Wiopor crilrdtc gcItcrn sic Der.
i0icocncn Gomitc'n fir bic oQQcmci.
llcn &crbciicrungcn, ibre 9cridtc,
lucnn m6Glidl bis 5lul n1ditcn Con.
l1crltog cil5llrci6cn. SIS lit bic g(6-
lidt oc9 NioDor2. Die GreflltiDc in Scr
IolGcnocn @od]c |5niutullcn 5l rltfcn.
&om oGommcrciol-Ght6" in Gbi.
coNo Iicl 0citcru cine G%inloounQ al
Mtopor (inlaula Elm, iid an ser 1856.
StblulN Nc9 Clubs ON %. 1cbrltur,
an lpcldCnt oltd) ooo &umitmuiCuu
erotI1ct merOen ioQ, 5lt bct6ciliQcn.
Der Ntopor mar gc}lulunNclL oicic
Gtllumn10g bonfcnO ub3ulcbncn.
Stoot-GOntrotcur @ciincr bcridtctc
0cItcrn, bob iid, Oic 3inicu otf ItGo-
tiId)c Gcpoiitcn i'm &omror ollf
$2l72,l2 bcIicicnJ 1cacn $9OS.75 inn
&anuor 1904.
Stnotproflrotor Bruce bat sic
&cror0mnlA iiir Die GrriHtul0, cinca
m%uni}ipoIcn @oipitola fiir onitcfcnOc
&ronfbcitcn fcrtiN 0citcQt. Iiciel6c
miro ON MtontoQ inn GtoOtrotb cin-
8crcidt iucroCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
8elbicnonnscn mad 9catidlanS nns
ScStreidl

5u "a Gents pro Warf unb 20h
Gents pro 9rone. 8orto ertra
8ebiel alsgeIteat auf ale Sbet-
Der @eIt. @iuige Sdiffsfarten boa
uno nod GeutidIanb. Ebeo. s.
9iener & Co., id SIt'2erittg
ton.Str. 8iinmer Scr. 3. (180--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

Gumcu an Ben II nrcdtc en-.
Wilion Goniff rnb Charles Mtobs
miller purocn qeitcrn III Scr mcIt.
liden EoIi5ciitotion ie Inn s. ul0
Soften bcItroft, neil lie om Wittiuod
H(bcnn Hiforb Seullp BON Nr. 40,
Ncit GonOcnItrobe, tb0tlid onQrii'
fcL ScuQn bctreibt on Der Gam.
octltrobc cine MeItolratioll uto sic
beioen T%rrcitontcr itld)tea am Wtitt'
nod N6enO ouicl6it mm9tnd)tQltorticr
nod). NG8 ibllcn ooS @ciud) nit ser
Vegrilnouhq o6geidlogeit lullrOc,
rob ollc Simmer beiebt ieielr, 5~crrtelt
lie ScltIlp oltf oic StraBe mo prii-
gcltcn i'm onrd). 9ci ocnt &cr6or
luinftc Goniif nit Dem eiicll Ill0C
llod) Dem Mid)tcr nnb 'oate: sic
iuiIcm SllbQc, id babe flint III mel
mem Sonic." .6iini lpos?" frogtc
Der aobi. oStimnlgcbcrl" crlpiocrt1
&oniii. n3chn Collars mo a%oItcn."
iagtc Der Hittcr. SpGter reoll5ir.c
Goli5eirid,ter Cohen bic 8elobnber
ic auf S. lno Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Sulins Scbbel, oelitider Bbotograpb,
321 u. 8ap.Strafc

aabinctbilbcr MIR ST. pro Snkeno.
Sn enlaiQirten obalen 8ilbern iino
idone Meubeiten eripdbnensipertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer itro
fiinItleriih po1enoete Gopien alter
8ii6er in Grapon, 8%oiierfar5en, Del
unb YaItea elm Spe5idlit6t.
Wan berseiIe nidlt, bur5nipredItn.
(324-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

Sdittclfroit, Sdjmrrscn, Malaria,
2a 1rippc inb idlimmc Grfaltnngcn
fnrirt onrdl pSlancD's Ngnc Yills"
land in fliiiiiacr Turm). Ereis 25e.
Maenibafbcm ucrfnnit.
lSans. l&S.6 9e1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
nno sonntas-G gfnrFOncn

uah @aibinoton 1925 aui Der
ySennip!uania 9obn.~ giQcte iinO
iiir Die 9iiifIo6rt Bis Sonntag
@beno giiItia. Mne 8iige. ocn
nGonDrciiionol 2iuiiieo" airsncnom
men. GJr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
SOtaIGeridte aus 8aIbiugtOn.
SuliuS z Of Iuctcr.


Gin otter, u~llgenlein bclic6ter Gin.
ger, SEER Sulil9 S6lnctcr. W}itQlico
0c3 oSdngcrbunocS," 0eS .Nrion."
ocS D@crmuuia 2 Mdnncrdors" lno
oca "@Soibinaton . @uina, Cr0cnS Der
Grui0cn" Der nod fllrjcn &ronfcn=
lager pon Der &ln9cncnt5iinounq ga.
blngcroitt mar, pur0c gciterl1 inter
itngelpobnlih 5obIrcidcr gctbcili-
9llng 5lrr lebten &llDc gcbcttct. Nod-
Dem &crr 9. u. Gltcrid in Scr 5ral.
erfopelIc Or2 &ce'ihcu Embellishments
Den @iurcrblicbcncu in crbc6cnoer
Nelle Croft 5ltaciprodcu mo sic Nn-
lpeIenOen cinOringliG ermubnt buttc,
DEM toOtcn 6rclmoc in ieincn bobeu
Silrgertlt0cnOen ul1o IN ieinen trcll-
oeut'hcn @|ciinmngcn nudBuciicrr,
crtolgtc Die Sciicbrng olli Dem Irieo-
bofc inter Dem ciuorrdapoQcn Gerc-
lnonicu Ser o0ruiocn," unO Die 0rci
%ercinc, 0cncl Der &critorbcnc 10
longc Sabre nlgcb0rt bate. iou0cn
Dem tootcn S%onac9bruocr Den S6ci.
oe9rlIB ilbcr ou9 Grab bin.
Mile NJ ii BE Dcr0c6cnS.
NugllIlr9 &. Sdoficr, Scr mcocn
GrmprOun8 iciucr Satin aot6orinc
&pcD SNoffcr Dor ctpu od)t Wtonoten
gum Go0c uerlrtbeilt mur0e, miro
bclttc icinc G6ot am @ol0cn 6iibcn.
Der lul1gc n~rrfrcibcn0c &ompf, ocr
lcin @ruOcr, ser mobl6efunntc 9(po.
theter Or. MiQium 4. Sduficf, on
Der Gde Ser 9. Strobc lnt0 9tclu- Norfs
Nucrnlc, %gcfGnlpft bat, INN icincr 80
aiIic bic S6ouoc 81 iporcn, lit ~
Gn0c. Nionotc binourd lUor Or.
S6oifcr %roItlo3 tbGtig nm 0oS iiir
9CUiQiQung ciueS llcllclt Brooches
notbigc Motcriul 5l bcid)affcn. Nl&
ooa O6crgcriGt sen oicabcjiiglidcn
Nntrogcn nidt glullbtc SoIgc gcbeu
5u fonnen lcbtc er uQc Nebcl IN De
megltng, lrm Die Grctlltipc 5t cincm
Ginidlreitcn I'M @noOempcgc SIT Der.
onluiicn.
&9roclitii0c Iuir.
Ter oNermoniu WGnnerdor"
folgte Oeu oeutihcn @cionoucrcincn
5lIm &cilld)c Scr o&c6reu 6uir mo
So5ur," Oltrd mcl6c oic &erunitul=
fer Ole N}ittel sur miiroigen 9(ilS-
ifmiifuug i6rcr Spnogoge altf5l1-
brin9en miini6en. Die 9lftipcn 0eS
nSGnqer6unOcs" bubcn 6ereitS in ser
lcBtcn &Ode ibrcn 9eiu6 ooielbit OBJ
geItattct lrn0 iomObl ben Ibcn0 ollrd)
8einngSuortr1gc ocri60nt, ais olld)
i'll Der fir cine Soir iibliden @ciIc
iDr Sdcrflcin 81 Dem @cltugcn oc$
pcroie1ltuollcn lln%tcrnc5mcnS beige
troQcn. Ser o@ermonia WGnncr.
dor" cridicn in Corpora nit icinerli
Wftiifoirigentcn, Sru. Gbriitiaui, on
Der Spibc.
NcuC @Comtinncn.
Ger oGomctbcrcin" 0r8 ,g8uih.
in0toncr SGngcrbutoeS" Bat sic fol-
qrrtoen @eomtintcn cruGblt: YrGii.
Ocntin 6rou Sobn Is. @ortbel, &icc'
&r0ii0cntin 6rou 9(0olp6 Gem, Se,
fretGrir Irou S. 9. &utterlp mo
Sdobmciitcrtn Tralt Sarl 3on0cr.
Scbntc id mad 6Cm Pr
bcit36ouS.- Sn6n WcSlcp CIR.
lcr, Gin notorii6er Gburnfter, mlIr9c
ncitcrn Morocn ocn Yoli5ciridtcr
2cofc in scr iiio(idcn Eolijciitotion
ollf Die ACKNOWLEDGING BIN Oor0c.
iii6rt, am @6c1o 5llpor total bctrlme
fen gerucicn 5u iein. Ger Hidtcr
oiftirte Inn S. mo Soften 5lt. o@i,
lon0e mub ih 0oiiir iibcn?" froatc
Gurncr. nGrcibiN SoNc," c%rluiOcrt2
Scr Jiiftcr. o9oS lit gar Nift&,"
iogtc scr @rrcitont, lid Dottc Soil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

,Iittcls6adJ : Gcrcin."
Brufer Wasfcnbal in Der p8crs
mania-M Gnncrdor .Sallr." Wontas,
ben 13. Scbrnar. IA Erciic.)
(3S-40,42-41)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

&orontir iinOct icinc llriuIo, bic
cbcn ms 6toitcr Mill. Sic fam lei
uclt &icbcolucrbui9cn nid)t miOer
itcDcn: %, iiibcr S6ult, ih iijbl@,
;) nuuB c%rlicQcn." Ga nobt oit
Nodc. Sic Nciitcr ser Grnloroctcll
podcn i'm.
Gin i%Iottc> lon5frdn3dcn iol0te
scr &oritclllm0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10


Ncrr 2uolpi0 9riigel bon Nr. t10L
Soluion-S trnBc, bcldrmcrtc lid) &c.
itcrn bel Mopor Simnnls iibcr sic
Sprcltgll11cn 81 Occult Eoint. bllrd)
weId)e ore S0lier in Der No6buridoit
beidGoiQt miirOen. Gr fGbrt fort:
oWon beidmid)ti9te ms, Dob, mcnn
Die Sprengungen 5r Gnbc limo. Die
Gompognie NIT ms IN Orontng
fonmen nn0 unieren Sduocn pcrgii-
ten luiiroc. Die Sprcnglungcn b0rtcn
am 1. September oli. obcr bon Der
Gpmpagnic licb lid NicnlnnO blidcl.
llnierc N0lticr limo III eiucnt ocrnno.
zen idlcd)ten 3nltonoc, BOB man Nc.
iobr ldllit, lie i"tiir5cn cineA Cages
Ginem iiber ocm 9opf 5nionmen.
Gob Die SGiticr ihlpcr ourf ooS
Sprengen gelitterL 9eht idon BAR
aus beruor, BOB bic 9roBe moliipe
Genelltmoner por meinem Solic
ollf i'll 6olge Der Spren9ungen an
perihieoenen Stellen gebroden lit,
uro Die GontpoGnic ieOen Sog, iogor
einrlul Die gnlr5c Hodt oorou or6ci.
iete, baB Die 0eid)id)te nid)t eites Ia.
aes nal in Oas @oiier first" ST er.
ind,te 0ann ben Manor lid ourd) sen
@eb1il0c Snipcftor @eridt iibcr ocn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26


AS the NEWS has often said dur
Ing the past fifteen years, the immi-
grafton problem is one of the most
serious with which this country has 10
deal. and the politicians are grossly
neglectful of the matter. They all
seem to be afraid to take decisive
action. We hope the report is true
that President Roosevelt is consider
ing the idea OF presenting the immi-
grafton problem to Congress as con
tanning a serious peril, and urging
drastic action. immigration this year
is breaking all records. The figures
indicate a total immigration for the
year over a million. or one-eightieth
OF the population, or most OF 1t comes
from Italy. Hungary and Russia.
Two methods are under considera-
tion-the limiting of the number OF
emigrants who can be landed in a
month, and the increase of the head
tax to prohibitive figure. The lat
ter is the one likeliest to be recon-
mended by the President The pur-
pose is to check and reduce the i'm
migration as much as possible.
immigration from Great Britain
Ireland. Sweden, Norway, Germany
and other countries furnishing desir
able citizens is vanishing, and is be
ing replaced by an enormous emigra
ton Of the least desirable classes iron
the three countries above named. 1
the immigrants from these three coun
tries would go to the country. th'
problem would not become so serious
and it might not be necessary TO con
slider the idea Of checking the rusl
at all But they stay in the cities
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Attorney, Judge Tinsley. stating this!
II the order OF deportation was mad
and an appeal taken that he would
further investigate the cases. and
il he became satisfied that ans Of
them were entitled TO remain there
he would not insist upon their depor.
tation. He stated that he had not
had time to investigate these cases
having recently been engaged In the
London Court Appeals we're at once
taken from the Judgments Of n,
Commissioner and the case will nov
come before Judge Cochran. but will
probably not be heard for some time
The Cinnamon were at once released
on bond
They have been the sympathy OF
many Of our best peJple. and it is
to be hoped that they will be able
to satisfy the U. S. Court, that they
are not here in violation Of the law.
Ashland Independent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26
|. D. JONES
-. ". u
DENTIST.
NEW FIRM.
NEW STOCK,
NEW PRICES.

Our motto Is high prices for pro-
duee In merchandise. cash less
Hens. &c Old roostera from lie TO
&c each in merchandise. BACON from
choice corn led hogs from 7I-2 to Size
lb. YelloV root &c To- Gensiug. $50
ID Flour from 2i-se to Size Less
By the barrel Good stock always on
hands handle. VIM. Tell. Ashland
Cream. Dewey Best buy direct
from the mills and have no middle
mems profits Green beet hides. 7l-sc.
Hors. hides main and tail $50 sheep
pelts % 10 soc
message 10 the farmers;
When you hear the bugle sound you
may know Pack Is In the bound. and
then you see the little children shut
fling eggs and chickens round. The
old hen cackled and the rooster laugh
ed to think. We are on the right
road at last
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

An action was filed in the Circuit
Court at PalntsyilIe by Lafayette
Wheeler. plaintiff. vs.. The Citizens
National Bank. OF this place. in which
the plaintiff seeks to recover the
sum Of $500 which he sent to the
bank by third party sometime ago
for the purpose Of depositing IL The
amount was made up in 800 inJwyp
amount was made up OF 800 in cur
rency and the balance In checks. One
Of the checks for 800 was payable
to the Citizens National Bank. In
stead OF depositing in the bank. the
bank paid the full $500. including az
the checks to the person delivering
them to II, thereby causing total
loss to the plaintiff of the siea. The
plaintiff claims that the bank knew
the ownership OF the money and
checks to be deposited and that II
had no right to pay same to the par
ty delivering IT, Ashland hide
pendent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Charleston, W. Va, capitalists have
completed deal whereby they secure
$4,000 acres of land on the North
Fork Of the Kentucky river from
]. II. Hambrick. OF Ashland. The price
is reported at 1925 per acre. The
lands are in Lee and Breathitt coun-
tie and have on them an abundance
Unpopular, oak and beech timber.
while there are at least 100 veins of
camel and bitumlnous Goals, ranging
in thickness from eight to thirty inch
es. A company will be organized and
work to develop the lands will be be-
gun in a short time. 1t is the purpose
OF the purchasers TO build a railroad
TO get the timber and coal to the
Louisville and Eastern railroad, TO
open up several scoal mines and put
in five sawmllls to saw the timber.
The new owners get possession of the
lands at once.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Eug n zimmerman. President Of
c. H. : D., yesterday said the Great
CentIai iaterests were nearly ready tt
decide s-v-ral important proposition.
and that within comparatively few
days a decision would be reached re.
garding the new bridge to be bull,
over the Ohio.
In reply TO a question as to wheth.
er the Great Central would build a
line of Its own into the great coal
fields owned in Northeastern Ken
lucky. Mr.. Zimmerman salu no decl.
sion had been reached.
We OF course. intend to develop
these fields to their full extent. Their
wealth is phenomenal. Seams OF the
finest grade Of coal run for thous.
ands OF feet from six to ten feet in
thickness. We own $4,000 acres Of
this coal"
"Will the c. II. a d.. build It's own
line 10 the fields"
I'VE can not tell yet. II IL very
likely that we can make some ar
rangement with the Chesapeake 4
phMn Il is very often possible to
and the Ad- with a connect
n. ...... A..
o'a papers io' ''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26
PROGRAM

For Decoration Day, May 80, at
Charley, Ky.
At So'clock the NJ. P. s.. X. G. E.,
C. A. R., and four Sunday Schools
will march from the hall at Charley
to the Preston Cemetery
Song by choir, "oh Sweet Rest
Prayer by W. S. Martin.
Public address by w. NJ Chapman
Grafton by Judd Borders. Subject
viii the Lord save to the uttermost2
Scripture lesson by NJ. P. S.
Decoration Of graves.
Song by choir. Victory through
Grace
Then they will march to the Robt
Spencer cemetery.
Song by choir, when He Cometh -
Prayer by Rev. Albert Miller.
Public address by E. L. Moore.
Grafton by Bernard Spencer. Sub
iect-"Though he is dead. yet shall
he live again"
Song by choir. Nearer My God 10
Thee"
Adjourned at Charley for lunch al
IL o'clock
March to the ]. b. Spencer Gene
terry.
Song by choir, Beautiful Voices OF
Angels"
Prayer by A. j. Moore.
Public address by W. NJ Chapman
Grafton by Bert Carter.
Reading scripture lesson.
Decoration of graves
Song by choir, ASLEEP in Jesus .
March to Judd cemetery.
Song by choir. Changed in the
rwinkling Of an Eye.
Prayer by G. V. Pack.
Public address by E. l.. Moore.
Grafton by Amos Thompson. follow
ed by Ira Borders.
Reading scripture lesson.
Decoration OF graves.
Song by choir. Where Jesus is"
and When the Saints are marching in
Prayer by Bert Carter.
Sermon by Rev. Talbot. Text. Ii
this life only We have hope in
christ. We are of all men most miser-
able.
All are cordially invited. In addi-
% the Charley choir. we will have
fife and drums.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Austin NJ. Skies of this city. who
is well known and very popular has
been rendered and has accepted the
office OF private secrtary to Hon. FL
liot Northcott. the new Attorney Tor
the Southern District Of West Virgin
la. Mr. Skies is well fitted for the
position and Mr.. Northcott as well as
himself is to be congratulated upon
the selection. The position Of private
secrtary to the United States At
torney will not interfere with Mr.
sikes'present duties as court steno-
srapher.-Huntingto Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Davis Burton. Haws Moore. John
Caudill and Willard Mcclure have been
awarded to contract for building the
stone foundation for the new banking
house Of the Paintsville National
Bank. The new building will have
seven foot basement and the found
alton will extend five feet above
the ground. $500 is the contract
price for the. foundation including
the xcayation.-Paintsyil Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

At the Democratic primary in Knott
county Wiley A. Cowles was nominal
ed for County Judge; Jason Richie
for County Attorney; George Hays for
Sheriff; John Jones for Assessor; Cab
riel Hudson for Jailer; R. II. Ambergy
for Clerk; Robert Martin for County
Superintendent and II. C. Francis for
Surveyor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Witnesses were introduced before
the Federal grand jury in Chicago
to show that cattle buyers for the
packing concerns and representative.
OF commission houses had adopted
a practice Of meeting each morning
and agreeing on the price of cattl,
for the day,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26
CLEARED FOR ACTION.

When the body is cleared from ae-
ion, by DIR. Kings New Life Pills
you can tell 1t by the bloom of health
IN the cheeks; the brightness of the
Eyes; the firmness OF the flesh and
muscles; the buoyancy of the mind
Fry them. At A. NJ. Hughes drug
store, rs cents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Maysville, Ky, May 22.-County At
torney oDonnel has filed suit here
in the Mason Circuit Court against
Superintendent of Schools Wells to
compel him to pay the county the
5000 he paid the attorneys who won
the suit for him against the Ameri-
can Book Company. oDonnel claim
ing Wells had no right to employ
attorneys.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Rev. William Walker, a well knowr
momtaineer preacher. is dead at Mad
ison. W. Va. at an advanced age. II,
was a preacher in the mountains
covering four or five counties, for
more than forty years. In early days
he would carry with him home-mad,
banjo a relic which had been in the
family since his grandfather first
crossed the Alleghenies. He would
sing the opening hymn. playing his
own accompaniment. II is said that
he never visited a city or rode on a
car.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Senator blackburn is making des-
perate effort to elect either himself
or a Republican to the United States
Senate from Kentucky. In support
OF this statement We refer to the
speeches he is delivering.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

NJ ~ Hambleton, formerly dealer
in monuments in Huntington died last
Friday al the home OF his daughter
in Covlngton. The funerall took place
Sunday from the NJ. E. Church in
Ashland.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-26

Jackson. KY, May 2O.-An election
will be held in Jackson Saturday,
May 27. for the purpose of determin7
ing whether or not the saloons shall
be reopened The election was call
ed Squire Breck Combs, acting Coun-
ty Judge in the absence Of County
Judge Hargis. Some OF the strongest
men politically. are arrayed on either
side, and the contest promises to be
close.