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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
RIVER

John ~ SagraYes. man,ger 81 the
Foster Hardware Co. at P4intsyille,
vas here Sunday.
Our literary society Is a success and
benefit TO this place Most all The
girls here are going to debate next
Saturday night Subject. resolved
that Lincoln vas a gr,a,er man than
Washington.
Henry Lyons. OF whitehouss a..
tended Sunday School here Sunday
Misses Anna Lee. Maude Spencer
and Fora Davis. Of Thelma. were
here saturday evening
Walter Harris and wife. who hav,
been visiting here. returned to thelr
home at Presionsburg. wednesday
Mrs. Lou ID. Smith. u Ironton. Is
here visiting Mrs. II. S. Spear.
Elliott Ward and wife are visiting
the lattes's parents. at PrsstoRsburs
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W Pack were Wis.
iting Forrest Ward and wife Sunday
Miss sallie Gambin was visiting
Cora Ward Saturday.
Edgar Ward Is very Low with scar.
Iei fever.
John Spear and wife who have
been visiting here left this morn
ing for Paintsyille. where they will
visit for slEne time
Misses Hazel and Zelda Huff and
Lizzie Preston we're guests u Lulie
Ward Thursday night
Mrs. S. 5. Spear is very III al this
time.
II. S. Spear is suffering from a
very severe cold
suppose Chicken Eater thought
ze we're all dad. we'er MOI. tho
all alive and Just the same as ev-
er" Didymus
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

D J. Thompson for medical services.
leo.
Henry Meade, to waiting on Milt
Diamond. 12.o0.
Hicks a Giles paying road orders.
I08.Si.
Hicks a Giles paying road orders.
sOs.T5.
Indiana Road Machine Co.. sempers.
&c. ssGee.
Add skeens fees as County Court
Clerk. $40
Jesse ii. cOrdls fees as sheriff.
1920.
Al Hayes fees as Jailer. a2.95.
r. II. Cordle fees as deputy Sheriff.
500.
Jno. A, Compton to service as mem
Der Court 800.
Tandy Giles TO services as member
Court 500.
L R Swan service as member
Court. 500,
| J. y. Sparks. To services as meln-
Der Court. 500,
Il. F. Diamond 10 services as mcm-
Der Court. 500
J. ". Perry to services as member
Court. SEQ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
WASTING AWAY

Il had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years" writes
Robert r. Watts. OF Salem. Mo. !
lost flesh and never felt well and doet-
ored with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief
Finally / tried Foleys Kidney Cure
and less than two bottles completely
cured me and am now sound and
we'll" During the summer kidney
Irregularities are often caused by eI-
oszsive drinking or being oyerheaied.
Attend to the kidneys at once by us
ing Foleys kidney Cure. SOLD BY Lou
lisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
Increase in Stock.

The Louisa National Bank announe-
es an incre5se to s0.oeoO9 In its cap
ital stock. making it larger and
stronger Institution. better able To
take care Of the demands Of the pub
lie. We ask patronage Of the Is'opls
as an Endorsement aud acknowledgement
OF our policy 70 make The Louisa VA
tional Bank a benefit % this section
Of country. Deposit your money viii
Us. and come TO US for leans on wei
SECURED paper.
THE LOUISA NATIONAL BANK.
Louisa. ny.
VI. G. WATSON. President
~ +. CoNLEY. Cashier
J. +. HACKwoRTH.
L. II. YORK.
X. /. YfNsoN.
AUGUSTUS SNYDER.
+. H. YATES.
Directors
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
A TOUCHING STORY

Is the saving frmo death. of the baby
girl Of Geo. A. Eyler. Cumberland. Aid.
lie writes: AT the ago Of II months.
our little glrl was in declining health.
with serious throat trouble aud two
physicians save her up We were al.
most In despair, when We resolved to
Try Or. Kings Me- Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. The first
bottle gave relief after taking four
bottles she was cured, and is now In
perfect health" Never fails To re-
lIeve and cure a cough or cold. Al
A. NJ Haghea' drug storO; Toe and
ti,OO guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
HICKsvILLH

Our school at this place is pro
crossing nicely with Miss Lizzie Pen
nington as teacher
Miss Isabelle Hicks. our genla
postmaster. left last Monday for Gin
cinati. where she win visit her broth
er. A. l. Hicks. for a couple o
weeks
Quite a number Of the young folk.
from this place attended church a
Brammer Gap Sunday and all repor
good time.
7. W. Hensley. our hustling mer-
chant. left here this week for Gin
einnatl to lay in his fall supply Of
dry goods
u. C. Hicks made a business triI
to Louisa this week.
BrNmmer Gap school Is flourish
Ing under the able managemen, Of
]. N. Dalton.
WIN Watson left this week for Gin
clnnatl with car load OF fine cat
Tia
Miss Hester liolhrook was visiting
Miss isabelle Hicks last Sunday,
suniloweI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
pANGERors ANp uNcERTAIN.

For sun uu. te,tsr and ali skin and
scalp Diseases. Dewitt's Witch Haze
salve has no equal II is a certain
cure for blind. bleeding. itching and
protruding piles 1t will draw the fir,
out Of burn and heal without Leaving
scar. Boils. old sores. carbuncles
etc. are quickly cured by the use OF
the genuine Dewitt's Witch Haze
salye. Accept no substitutes as thes
are often dangerous and uncertain
Sold BY Lousia Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

An Eastern exchange desiring 10
know why Whisky Is speIt with an
e" In Kentucky. the Ellzaheth,own
News arises to remark tina, Il is
beoause whiskey In that state Is
handled with more zee than else
where. For this remark Harry SOM
mers Is hereby sentenced to an In
definite stay at Atlantic City. by
order o. tho banquet oummltsee Of
the Kentucky Press Association
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

o. Is heicneI tet7 a. btpAu nnst
M. $50.
J. o. Moore. to attending smallpox
patients. Judge in Circuit Court.
S7.se.
C. W. Castle for repairs &C. sOoeo.
Dennie ElkIns TO work on County
road. 5c2.
W. V. Roberts TO cssnent and hay
for county. iSS.SI.
J. 7. Rigsby to services as road Ov-
erseer. 1850
skeens Hurs. 10 right Of way, l5O.eO.
G. S. Stewart. to right Of way
county road. 300.
Hiram IAyne to work on county
road. seV'
y. e. See to board for machine
hands. 800.
g d. Williamson board for machine
hands. leo.
+ J. Chapman to work on county
Goad,
A |. Moore to lumber for county.
1857.
D. W Nancy to right Of way for
county road. looo.
Robt Dixon 10 lumber for county:
LIE
" Y Roberts to service as r. q
b. Commissioner. 45o.oo,
crutcher q BROMLEY TO material furn-
ished county. S.es.
SNYDER Bros. to hauling brush for
county. 2i-5o.
&. D. Dean review for county DAYS.
c. 5. Bntey to guarding smallpox.
$500.
W T. Evans guarding smallpox.
La wellman to guarding smallpox.
27eo,
b b. REYNOLDS. 10 guarding small
Fred wellman 70 guarding small
pox. $50.
Jno A. compton 10 holding inquest
over body u Lizzie Armstrong.
600.
E. f. shannon to material furnished
court house and Jail. 6e.so.
lpan stansberry to repairing pump.
500.
Tbos Ferguson 10 guarding small
pgx. : DAYS 1000.
Mos Burrsss TO work for county.
1857,
In W Holbrook to servces as
supt soOoo.
H. T Riesby 10 keeping savilla
| Iyon AZ.
Isnyder Hardware Co. burial outfit
| Tor Leo BOYD. 1850.
In 3 Diamond 10 hold inquest.
Coo,
limo. A. Compton to hold two inquests
l3i5,
No. Pa-ss- 10 t,t,nr car. q,
| u. u, Il 10
In q c,,,Jr :, tass =. D..pu,y sb.F-
if. 600
y Z C,,I.y n .chod b,oks for
,,,,,.s,.s rs
jnds.v Wsbb Jr &c eKp-nses in
wh;stav el.c,ion ASS
i, oor ~ j, nan d,vs
1000
a, s,..., a., .,,,,r c,.rt
~ "a
q = r,,..,, .,,,rv ;.
cCn,,y an a. =,
w.. 49, .,,,. !,
c.. - &, ~
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
Men Who Breathe
Deep

not only live long. but think
hard. plan well and protect
their estate by Life Insurance
Such men will be interested in
reading how the greatest trust
fund in the world is invested,
as described in "A Bankers
Will" A curious provision
Of his viii is well worth con-
sidering. Send to-day for the
pamphlet.
nb cs.pasy fa.hs
FryB-ln Ansis.
h,s-Is A.s..s Pa P.EsThs'A.-.
FDs-ia AC-
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YoRK
RsrsAsD A Nccsssy. PsssiS-sI
?. IL YATES. Dist Man. Louisa. ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

Ger are outof order.
what to 10.
There is comfort In the knowIedge 50
ofien expressed. that Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the grea. kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain IN The
back. kidneys. liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage Il conecis Inability
% hold water and sealding pain In passing
4. or bad effects following use Of Hauor.
vine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 70 ofien
during the day. and TO get up many tines
during the night. The mild and he extra
ordinary eifec, Of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. Il stands the highest for lis won
derful cures a the most distressing cases.
Hyou need medicine you should have the
test. Sold BY druggists In Soc. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle q this
wonderful discovery Ekc
and book that tellslI' EkItksA
more aboutlt both sen, y {. ~
absolutely Tree BY mall. IL4
address Dr. KilmeF & uuns q, 1-snpR..a
Co.. blnghamion. Y. When wiring men,
'icn reading this generous offer In ,hl,papes.
Don't make any mistake. but re-
the name. swamp-Root DR..
KIlmNs swamp.Roo,, and the Rd-
dress. Blughamton, n Y. on every
bcttlN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know II.


FL bottle or common glass With your
Esier and lei Il s;zad tSenty-four hourx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

rhoa- Bors work on Blaine rad.
1.oo.
Harvey Castle WORK On Blaine Rad.
100.
Lindsey webb work on webbvIIIe
Pike. 5a7z.
First National Bank Of LDuIsa pay |
ing road orders. z7s3 -.
Lindsey Pig TO board and feed ma
chine hands. zzo1.
Ben Rice right Of way for county
road. zoo.
Tom cartnel TO king bolts &c. 1895.
Joe Unphrey work on county road.
zl4s.
r. R Bussey material for county
road l75s.
Charley stump work on Bear creek
road. Is %
ossar Stump 10 road material and
WORK I3li5.
Jas stump to work with team on
NAf~AA-A- AoAAAf ts0Ar
John Ross to work on county road.
1S.I7.
Jas MeDole TO work on culvert,
1850.
Harmon oDanieI to work on cul-
vert. 3eeO.
Augustus Snyder to building Con
traFy bridge. lo000.
Snyder Hardware Co. for material
Furnished county road. S2-72.
Bradley ( Gilbert to County COur;
Order book. zseO.
Bradley ( Gilbert Co.. 10 l Ky Stat
ute. Io55.
D. c o'Nsal to acting special Judge
6Dg.
| r. T. Berry to burial outfit for VIM
RafcIIffe. s-7z.
Dr. A W. Bromley service as Health
officer. 50.oo.
Dr.. A. W. Bromley to four visits TO
Mrs Clay pauper. 1000,
Bradley ( gilbert Co. TO registra-
ion books. z5.C5.
W A. copley TO four days as cleo
ton commissioner. 500.
A }. conle, to four days as cleo
ton commissioner. 500
Jack ThompsOnh keeping Taylor
Thompson a pauper 6 months.
Snyder Hardware Co, TO material
furnished Jail. SIG.
Snyder Hardware Co, to material
furnished pOorhOuse. $3.50
FIRST National Bank paying poor
house and other claims. sS.4O
T. s Thompson sOo.OO
y B. MeGuire. to work on County
road at }. W. shannons'. 1880
John E Queen. to running road ma.
chine, 1884
W. R yinsOn to board for machine
hands. 40
A cOlIinswOrth 10 material ana
paying off road orders, zs.s5
First National Bank. paying roat
orders. 1859
G. b Carter to team and board
L J. Webb powder and paving road
orders, 5I.sS
L J. Webb TO service as road over
seer. 1855. 50e
l. J. Webb. service as road over
seer y 1904 year, 25.ec
Jake Smith to work on euIvert.
10000
". IL smith to work on eulyert,
I5z.Oo
David Thompson to repairing horse
ford bridge. go
J. Browning 20 work on county road
!. Browning 10 work on county road
Hatten & Warren to material foI
H. \. FISCHER TO lumber for county
n.O9
n. \. Fischer to lumber for county
4z.sI
First National Bank to paying roat
oriers1 CHA
Jno- b Preston. to service as road
overseer lsvs. lzoO
mo b Preston as service as road
overseer 1905. 1890
W. NJ TripIet to work on culvert.
Jake smith to work on eulvsrt.
Amen smith to work on county road
L Thompson to paying road order,
wills Combs. to work on webbviII,
Plke. I7.i5
Uric ogIes to work on county road,
L75
Harmon oDanIel to work on eul-
vert, 96Oe
Ira vanhOrn to making FIJI forks Of
Bear creek. 500
Ira vanhOrn to work on county
Tuck vanhOru to work On county
| rad. 337,
wash Rice to work on county road.
1z15,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

W DD---s u WhlM- taIr ~ ana
burial outfit Of Cynthia Lester.
2l.Io
J. J. Gambin. Jr.. 10 medical assist
anoe rendered Elizabeth Phillips.
500.
|. Thnmpson to burial outfit
J. W. Shannon to overseeing poor
house property. 800.
A. J, Dale to serving election notices.
S. 5. BellOmy to serving election
notices. 40.
J. r. swan to hold inquest. eco.
J. NJ Berry 10 waiting on small
pox. e-p'.
Blaine Ball. to conveying Lutte Pug
III to pcorhouse, Z5e.
First National Bank paving claims,
poor-house physician. $40.
Louisa National Bank. paving claims
at Rose 4 skeens. 1873.
Ed Boyd. to keeping b. J. Hall. paup-
er from April 1si to Oct Isl l7.so,
Sarah Moore for her and six
children support as pAupers
month. 3o-vp'
Ellsworth Griffith to his support as
pauper six months. loc9
las. Hairless TO support as Pauper,
1900
Lucy Ann Damron. for eloihing.
12-o0.
S. S. Balcony and Chas Miller 70
work on county road. 5.ia
"a short TO work a. road oyersser
IL K. vinson to blaeksmithing and
road work, 80
yinson and Meredith to lumber for
county. goo
Jas stump to repairing bridge.
sz7o
Alex Bough to work on bridge
$50
W NJ Smith to work on county
road. 1890
Robert SturgiIl To lumber and work
on county road. 1isa
JnO- R Justice 10 filling mud hole
W. ~ Chapman to lumber and nail'
ANTHONY Blackburn to work on o ,,nl
Peter Robinsn to work on county ty
Eli Gusler to work with team on
Lace zee. RIAeEeprn to work on county y
Frank Thompson to york on county i!
Alvin Moore to work on county
Ioss, l'V
VIII Webb TO work on county road
Lindsey Moore to work on county y
r'.a' 30
W. ~ Martin to work on county road
ana team -
Yes BAH to Work on county ROAD
Nv
IL Blackburn to powder and fase.
F. NJ See. to work With team &C..
-
G. E Jones, to work With team &c
i
lno- b DIAMOND Work on Blaine anne
foa1.
Jno- Z Queen reviewing i'' e9ln-
Y. 80
}. w Riley to services as road os-
Dave Kise TO work on county road
~
Dave Kise to work on county Foaa-
'
Las ra'r'ek boarding i"ia iAfn,ns
hands. 70
John Wilson to days re''esi il
e'ahts iO
I > TWIN 70 e@r'sins e"Ain : uAss :
; n oNi'ne' eNs ~
'he n ~ y
Lew Meoo 70 'A H i,
t1'
i's "poe" " W -
s Mus -, -,
meas anu ~
hAno -, :. -
= = N 60
O' s -. -; a.,,,,...
49,
= ~. :, -, ., w,x f,r
-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

sediment CT SET
ting Indicates an
, unhealthy eonA-
ton Of the KID
neys; Il II sizins
your linen I; Is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble: too
hequen, desire 10
pass n or pain In
the back Is also
-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

"a. county roads
- b q $50.
~. - SLY.
-. sfs.oz.
ne 1910.
..1s 49, Ie.eo.
I. -. zLN
- Or - ~
n, se1f.
.r risInss. m 81 on claim
1.'a and al 90 sslss'
durable are -ii,
-.-e zLoe,
-.'.-n 400
N. Is member
zLo0
a. 4. as member o.
zl00.
80 49, As member Of
r-<- zLeo
zins. b. II q. a. member q
worse .Ior zl~-
lsreI. q. 200
= cabI1. ~ as member
Timer ? 1900
0 days service
4<a4I 70 1o5.o9
5uppor. Of paup-
Uls~ 49, months. $500
Evils Page Quad Zoo
days At sI-5o. - =. la eourt
=. wis On 800
days. q With .,,< ~ ,.s, err.
hnrIe1 90
az. j ,i
J. while - s-eo
Ei'h e 2. reviewing road days,
z-eo
70 10 rsvIs-ins rad
Hrtlen ? 10 work on Bear creek
poz lat 1000,
I.'''r Warren % building abut-
bridge aeross Bear creek,
and warren. 70 right Of
II Finson. 70 REVERSING county
ia ] day. LEO.
So to rsyle~Ing county road ]
LEO
simpson. Jr.. to vork on eOan-
Bozs. 10 work on Blaine rad,
r. y $40.
DI-np61 10 vork on Blaine
+.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
Weak


Are due 10 indigestion. NlneiY-nine o. svsfy
one hundred people Who have heart noubls
can remember shen Il sAs snnple indlgc1-
Ton. lisa scieutiiic fact that al cases d
heart disease. not organic. are not only
lraceabls 70. but are the difest result Of Ind
gesiion. Al food taken into ne stomach
which fails q perfect digestion isrmenh and
sssllS tbs stomach, puiiing 4 up sgalnsi he
heart This lnierierss vih he action q
he heart. and IN ihs course Of time nat
3elcaie bsi vital organ becomes diseased.
NJ D krsnl. 4 Nssa3a o nars- th.1 ranarh
spatis al ssS n ~ size a I I'D hssFf bsstls
80 a. 10 khfd pyssp1la Carr ~ a1uuf lllH
ninfhs AID y cured ne.
kodol Digssis Whsi You Hat
and fshsvcs The stomach q al nervous
strain and ihs heart d al pressure.
Busiss oaiy. 81 % Sic kclfins ~ tsass ~ -
Sic. shlsh saas ~ SOC.
prspsrsa b. L Q. osriTT q 90. oticAoo
Sold BY LOUISA DRUG co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

Sssse0eese0esseS0Sssesss. Woe E We. '.
LEAVE cAssyllLI cfsIRM TINE
West Bound.

No s-te0a m. daily. for kenoTn,
Portsmouth. Cincinnati aud Columbus;
arrives Cincinnati i0OO a m: arrives
Columbus 7:i0 a m Pullman slceper
10 Cincinnati and Columbus without
change.
No. Is sep m. except Sunday for
Kenova aud intermediate Stations. CON
netilon at Kenova for Portsmouth
Columbus and intermediate stations.
arrives Columbus $50 = m arrives
Cinciuati SOL m. Pullman sleeper
frOmkenOsa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25
LrWt cass,IllI CENTRAL TINE
East Bound.

Nod -225 n. m daily. Norfolk -
prcss for Roanake. Lyhehhurg, Rich
mOnd and Norfolk. Pullman -ierners
TO Roanoke without change
No 10 90 p ~. daily. William.
son WEIGH Blurfirl d Rnanoke Nor
fork and all paints on main line and
branches Pullman Sleeper 20 Roanoke
and Notfork CHfe thfs
n D. MAHER. General Managei
Roanoke, Va
W. b BEv1LI. General Passenger
Agent Roanoke Va
Allen Hall. Division PASSENGER Agent
Columbus Ohia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-25

convincing proof that the kidney. and bad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-18
VESSELS AGROUND
 BADLY DAMAGED
CHICAGO WAS TOWING THE BEN. TOW LINE RESULTS IN SENDING TWO LINE RESULTS IN SENDING CHICAGO AGROUND.

San Francisco. Cal, August 17.-The cruiser S--cago, flagship of the Pacific squadron flying the flag of Admiral Good rich, went aground close to the light house and fog signal station on Angel island In this hafbor today. She came up from San Diego with the disabled Bennington in tow, and accompanied by the navy tug Fortune. A strong ebb tide was running and in the current the tow line on which the Bennington was trailing parted. Before her headway could be stopped the Chicago ran her bows upon the beach. The Bennington on her momentum sailed up close to the stern of the stranded vessel before her anchors took hold,
 The tug Fortune soon got line to the Chicago and succeeded In putting her clear of the bottom, but when she came off she took sheer that sent her straight for the anchored Bennington. The cur rent of the tide carried her down across the bow of the anchored vessel. and there was smashing of metal when they came together. The two vessels afoul of each other went drifting on the tide Both were considerably damaged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-18
FLORISTS ELECT OFFICERS.
May Take Up Matter of Text Book on
 Horticulture.

Washington, August 1.-The Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horti- culturists today elected the following off cers to serve during the next year:
 President W. r. Kasting, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Vice-president, H. M. Altck, Dayton, O..
 Secretary, w J. Stewart, Boston.
 Prior to the announcement there was a full discussion of the question of the advisability of preparing a text book of horticulture for use in the public schools. The society voted unanimously for the appointment of committee to take up the subject and report at the next meet ing. So much opposition developed to a proposition involving the substitution of popular appellations for cumbersome and often unpronouncable foreign names of new plant productions, that 1t was laid on the table. A paper on helps to fori- culture In the south and southwest by R. Nicholson of Dallas, Tex, was read, following which a discussion took place on the subject of the effect of cold stor- age on peony blossoms The consensus of opinion was that month was the longest the best varieties would keep, and then only when the temperature was kept at 32 degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-18
E N S LEY DEP "A R T w E N T =-
KOREANS KICK ON
 JAPANESE CONDUCT
PETITION TO UNITED STATES SAYS THE PROMISED REFORMS FOR THE COUNTRY HAVE NOT BEEN FORTHCOMING.

Asbury Park, N. l., August l7-The two
 Koreans, syngman Rhee of Seoul and
 Rev P. K. Yoon of Hawaii. who recently
 presen.ed President Roosevelt a memorial
 at Oyster Bay in behalf of Koreans, and
 who were unofficially informed by the
 President that their suit should be pre- sented to the Korean legation at Wash ington today made public the details of this memorial. They are stopping in this city.
 The petition says that the Koreans made treaty with the Japanese for offensive and defensive purposes and that Korea was opened to the Japanese ar
 mics. Japan in Appreciation of this was to introduce reforms In government tai administration along the lines of modern civilization of Europe and Amer lea. Japan was also to advise and coun- sel the Korean people in friendly man ner. Both to the Koreans disappoint- ment and regret the petition says, the Japanese government has done nothing toward improving the condition of the Korean people. On the contrary. 1t Is declared in the memorial, Japan has turn ed loose several thousand rough and dis orderly men in Korea who are treat Ing the inoffensive Koreans In an out rageous manner.
 The memorial says that the united States has many interests in Korea, ln- dustrial, commercial, religious and edu- cational, and that actions in the treaty between the United States and Korea gives the Koreans a claim on the United States for assistance.
 The memorial appreciates the fact that during the conference between peace en- voys the President might not care to make suggestion to either party, but they ask him to do all in his power for the Korean people. The committee will make another effort to have an audience with President Roosevelt on the subject. The Korean minister at Washington is said to have refused to have anything to do with the memorial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-18
"DIRT IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THE HIGH- WAY TO BEGGARY." BE WISE IN TIME AND USE
 SAPOL- 10
Writes FIywheeI Insurance.

From Leslie's Magazine.
 Only one company issues fywheel insur- ance, because only one man can write it. He is a monarch of all his inspectors sur vey; his right there is none to dispute. Two years ago he was a professor in a small engineering college with some the ories and figures of his own about fly wheels.
 His success is largely due to his own formula for fiywheel insurance is almost pure mathematics. When a wheel is re- volved at a high enough speed the centri- fugal force exceeds the centripetal and the wheel flies apart. Solid cast iron ex- plodes when the speed at the rim is, roughly, three miles minutes. A thick rim explodes just as easily as a thin one of the same material. Wood explodes at a greater speed, jointed iron at less.
 The underwater allows a rim speed of mile a minute, one-third the explosion rate, as a safe limit for solid iron wheels. This permits a two-foot pulley wheel six teen revolutions a second, while it keeps a sixteen foot fywheel down to two. A jointed wheel is allowed still less. The underwater has only to name the number of revolutions he authorizes, and to pro- portion his premium to the size of the wheel. The larger the wheel, of course, the more destructive it's explosion.