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The statesman., 1905-07-14
Negro Mill Operatives

chosen and set to work.
At the present time the Progressive
Knitting Mills present a most unusu-
al object lesson. OF the hundred
girls employed there, eighty come to
the factoay as early as 6;l5 O'Clock in
the moaning, but the employers did
not believe that this "oVerprompt-
ness" would long last. Now, howev-
er, each morning sees a half Of the
girls at work by 6:l5, half an hour
before they are required to be at their
tables, and during the seven months
only two girls have reported late.
The statesman., 1905-07-14
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, aifording
sure relief and cure, for headache, diz-
illness aud constipation. 25c at Jas.
Hullinger & Co.'S. drug store, 23rd &
Larimer SITS.
The statesman., 1905-07-14

hhuh iao SfNA bSth iAAaAO ~ q ~Np'hh
ern State is now being worked out in
Detroit, Mich, where one ofthe largest
factories in the city employing female
help is filled only with Negro work
ers. The result Of years of observa
tion and study by the factory owners,
this experiment has now reached a
point where it presages the revolu
tionizing of factory life, and opens to
the hundreds OF thousands OF colored
girls in the North the promise Of a
field Of labor, heretofore: practically
closed them.
Since the beginning of the expert
ment several months ago almost ey-
cry colored girl in Detroit has applied
for place, and today it is frankly ad
mitted that il the doors OF other De-
troit factories we're thrown open to
colored workers. hundreds of employ
es could be secured who would work
for less than white girls now demand.
In view OF the fact that the expert
ment in the Progressive Knitting
Mills has proved that colored girls
are peculiarly adapted for factory
work. Detroit employers and thous
ands OF young women now face
problem which is undoubtedly Of nat
ional interest at the present moment.
This innovation in a Detroit. .factoIy
was made only after an investigation
by members Of the firm which Gov
cred period Of several years. One
of these members went personally
among Negro families, and for
long time made acquaintances with
young Negro women. This inyesti-
CATION revealed the fact that of the
1000 colored people OF the city of
Detroit there were at least 1000
young women willing to accept en-
ployment OF any kind. Many OF these
girls we're well educated, and few
possessed college educations. Each
year the Detroit public schools have
been graduating colored girls, but the
investigation showed that after leay
ing school these girls we're unable TO
secure employment where their
schooling might be of value to them.
They were barrel from stores and Of.
fees, and in one institution where it
proposed to bring in a colored girl
clerk, dozen white girls threatened
to go away. Not only young women
of education, but others of considera-
ble talent we're found holding menial
positions which barely provided them
with a livelihood, and 1t is believed
by the proprietors of the factory that
II such young women could be
brought into factory life, the results
would be highly gratifying Soon
after this II was advertised that new
factory just completed by the COM
.. ,s,,,,,i1 az, ,,,la,, n,Ir ,,oloral ,,;rls
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22
The Fair.

Remember that the Lawreace o5un-
IS Fair viii be held on October lstb
and 18th Prizes consisting mostly OF
cash in small amounts viii be giNn o,
the products exhibited and it is hop
d the farmers sill feel sufnci6nr
Interest TO bring in large display.
This is for the benefit Of the com
munity in general. and whatever mon
- is contributed in Louisa for prem
iums is gwen in the hope Of increas-
ing the quantity and quality Of the
products Of Lawrence county. and
thus benefiung everybody. It Is
imPossibls at this time to put it up
IN any other basis. because a sum
large enough to pay enticing prem
iums can not BE- raised by contribu-
ton. Therefore ii is hoped that oul
people will take a public spirited yisw
q the matter and join in the move
neni with as much enthusiasm As
though a handsome premium attached
TO each item.
Bring as many different kinds of
products as YOU choose. All may h
entersi and viii receive dus ooasid-
Grafton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22
Democratic Con, nliOn.

tn Democrats Il the ssnd senator.
iI Disirie, q kentucky. somposins
The ooanliss Il Boyd. IANreno
Grccnup and Elliott. are hereby call
u TO meet in mass cJny sntinn al The
respective county SEATS d said com
iies on MONDAY. september the esth.
1886, Al > O'Clock. p m, for tn
purpose II selecting deleeares &
attend a CONVENTION q the Demo
Gratis Of said district hereby esllel
10 y held al Catls,,sbarg. X Riseky
on THURSDAY. Sepismbe, the ssh.
is0s. al o'ciock. p m. f1T the pur-
Pose q selec,ing a Demosratie nomi-
aee Tor SENATOR fos said SIND Sena.
iogial District q Kentucky.
BY ouir q cUnmittee
Bert shannon. Chairman.
H. T. Price. Secretary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22
Development Convention.

The Fourth developer, Convention
for the State Of Kentucky is To b.
held at Louisville. OF. 10Th. llth
and l2,h. This organization. head
I'd by Lcpisyaie business men. is do
ing a great dsal for the promotion
0f the interests Of the state.
Col JAY II. NoTthup is one Of the
four members 81 the committas from
the S,aie-at-large The following
have been appointed 10 attsad the
delegates from Lawrence county
convention and present he resiuro,s
ana needs Of this county.
DT. Al G. Watson. F. II. Yates. NJ
5 Barns c. W. Castle. NJ, F. Coniey,
Dr, J, F. Hatten. Henry Fischer and
Il. {. sullivan.
There is an opportunity "A This 10
pa, our county in touch with p-o-
pie who are looking for uadevel-
oT-ed rssouroes such as Ne have We
hope Lawrence county will be rep
by as large delegation
: possible
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Former congi ssman and Gov Chas
IT oFeneI. u Virginia. died at
Richmlnd
III An mpl1ye 70 enter a saloon. o.
have anything TO do with int9xIcants
and ths rAle Will hereafter be rigid
ly enflrcd
The employees q The G & o. are
discussing an impoflan, bulletin is
sued rg@aily which is = the gfec,
that an infraciion u rule No. IS
sabjee 70 dismissal from the ser
vice The rule SAYS plainly thar ii
~ against ID rules II The comnany
Frankf5ri. Ks. sept 42-Twelre
Frankfort physicians have offered q
scry month each as P'-uileniiar,
physicians for nothing Il The saIap
the prison physician would BE- paid
Tor that period 10 he widow Of the
late b. Tohin. The pris IN c3mmitta
has taken no action
Folr officials II the SchRafIsclild
x SuIzberg Packing Co. we're fined
IA asgresate pf $4,000 by Judge
Humphrey in the GATED States
Insda Court % cbigag3 The fms
t4Iived plea oi guilty 10 indie-
neHts charging d cousmrac,q 10 az
pt rbaics from railroads
Chalrmau TsgEtri. u Tie Damocrai-
lr Nari5un Committee. says that nc
nsmBgr or ageni Of The committee
SCI a,kei President Mccall. Of the
New Yark Life lusurano. company
~ a ooa-rbuiipn 10 she campaign
fund
Geore FORD vhI Insane. murier
j lie wife and three childrsn a u
haleiJ near Vevsy. Ind. and hiss
natei lie bodies IS SITTING nu
1iie hilse Il
Cinul Court luds a NJ VI
Nm .oiars county, has issg4 n
lsalust County Judge HsN
falling % publish iias =. ana
/ ion Il cluniy IS Aeq4S -
washington. PC. Sases 'he the
u DIV 5. in aa y, cons Q o. i
/ ~, A., L. n nj platform inie
-, Ike He Is report This
-, and ever Frightening nun
sinussm5nt iirmamcnt, hay ~ !
power 10 sway an audience iuni
S Nill Remsnber The date. ing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

W, y, sullivan and wifs have soae
10 Hot Springs. Arb, Tor Mr.. Spni-
vans heath, He has not been very
r,,has,. and hopes the water aud air
Il the SoUth MS, r,ay 10 him good.
ais fr'enGs wisl that he may De
mneh imarvel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Mr. aud Ms, John Ratcliff. Of
Of Huntington. sero here Saturday.
having been called by the alarming
Illness Of Frances. the Youngest
cs:ld of Mr.. aud Mrs, c. r. vinson.
The child was very sick until fav-
orable change. occurred Sunday morn
ing, We are glad to state that her
rsoovery now seems assured.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

\ arriaee having tinec 81 10
nance occurred up sandy reosnily
Fred Atkinson. son Of Mill Atkinson.
4 Salyersyill. and Miss Fanny SIS
Ter ot J c. e Mayo. are the prin-
eipalS They wer, laus-tlme suelt.
hsarts. hut The par ntals q Miss
Fanny vyre not anxious 70 part With
her. aad the union Of hands as ven
as hearts semd a little remota.
50 Fred and thu daughter took bug,
~ for saiycrsviils SATURDAY and in
that village q the hills the Cpun-
ty Jslrs Of Magoffn said ,be wonis
which made Miss Mayo Mrs Akin
son Frum this place the bride and
groom vout TO Pnstonsburs vherg
they arr nov.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22
The Bridge.


T. Il Roberts s Co. Ihe contract
ss. expect 70 complete in this month
their work q cons,ructins The sub
structure for the Lyuisa Fort Gay
bridg& Only one pier remains un-
finished and the pe,ieslals are b.
ing rapidly bnili
The contractors on the sapsr-slrne-
iure have until DE 18th TO cosnpleys
the bridge tn, months Of October and
Novemhsr are ne0rly ALWAYS favor
able to such Work ami it Is tNPeet,
cd that the contractors will oNPer-
ience no difficulty in cSmpietinE n,
bridge within the required limit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Mr. John MeDyer, BOYD oounty's
practical and efficient road super
visor, offers five dollars for the best
specification for Stone Highway
Culveri, same not to be written or
dictated by a civil engineer This is
done 10 arouse Interest in one of the
most important subjects with which
our naople have to deal. and the in
teresi he manifssts in this matter
is much preciated here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

w are glad, in COMMON with The
MANY friends q Mrs II. c. Sullivan.
10 know that the resent serious on
syation Performed by Or, Lester kel-
Ter. Of lron,On, for her rslief is sue
e,,sSIul in every way, and tina, she
viii make a rapid and complete NJ
cOyery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

William Gpissi. William Harris and
Chris Ilanley, all q Royd coaniy.
Wcvo arrested neAr Catle,isbnrs last
Monday hy deputy L. ; NlsTShal Tom
Salysr ohArsed with hreakins
into and rahhing the POS, -offioc Al
Coalloa saturday OF Sunday nisht
Thcy were araisusd beforc Com
missioner Tinsisy. At CalNtshurs,
and viii have hir trial this week
An wOc mere Soys. one heinz not
ovsr clgatcA Salycr IS making 81
. ne rS-ri a, an ofncer, seldom fail-
INK to set his man where he eocs at
Ter him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Our line Of fancy slippers and high
grade shoes Is oomplse. We carry
all widths AMI sizes Prompt a,ien.
'ion To mall orders Frost a Garred's
Rig New store. sOs srd Ave-. Hunt.
ington, W. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Paul Gaalt. who Iogesher with his
as'sr. Miss birdie. have been some
weeks at the bedside Of their broth.
RI Gaao, at Holden. W. Va. rcpor,.
ihat he Is ~aboa, holding his own.
AR Gault has freQusn,ly visited Low
ia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

The party given at Nr. and Mrs
Gsorre NcCartey's saturday rlrh,
in honor Of his ssier. Miss Celia. "a,
largely attended and was an enjoy.
able affair. Delicious refreshments
were served.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Rev, \, c, Gritsle II tie NJ. f
ChNrch, will leave Tor conference at
Lexington next Tuesday. His peO-
PIE here desire his re,arn, but it Is
understood ,ha, he will BE- seat 10
IarhOnrsville, ny,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

10 one fourth 10 ons half hyca An
Eora mana soatS and ono Registered
Angora PUCK an for SS'AON, II taken
a, once Also. pure hrsd angera Kids
In pairs only price siAM To ssOoo
per pair, u, y Fischer, weobvlile, ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Mrs William Rarsram and Dolivcs
Anoam. whOse deaths were noticed
this PAPER las, weet, were buried
same day, both hurials hsing ves,
'fgely attended.
l'ae burial srvioe Of Mrs Rartram
conducted BY Rsv. Albert Rat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

coaiucicr Rads. Of the L,ung y
division. has b,s'n on the big sandl
run few dlyS IA place q Prank
Blsyins
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

We ean speOal attention to Ia
program Of the reachess' Union Ar
soCiatiOn she hrs, meetins II which
viii b. held in tsis pIaoe SA,aniay
sept. 50 The association Is compos,
e'Ad q the teachers u Lawrence
county. and It's cAicC, is self-evlacn,
the lmprcvement Of the teacher
ana Tie Oellrrmnt u the scAool
I, Is hoped TINT even ,eacher in the
'opniy WIN attend |n# hroupx.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Pos.tlvely the largest stock q mil
linery ever brought to Louisa viii
Be open saturday. September IGh
Latest STYLES. loves, prizes.
G. V. Meek.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume Of Important Happenings.

The increase in crude oil prices
have led 10 markell activity in all
fields. Kentucky. under present con.
nitions. Is REGARDED as one OF the
most promising fields for development
Plans are belng mads by Lexington
business min TO secure an appropri-
alton from the Legislature 70 estab.
lish a permanent fair in that city
Many legislators are said TO favor
The plan.
Washington. srt. ~ Mile ilo0se
Welt carried Vest virgria last ytar
BY s2.beo. the Republican Goysrnor
was only elected ~ 3iss 1. Is 4eelsf
ID BY Vest Virginia pelitran thar
had former nator n1ds been the
nominee for Governor. Is was ihs
original Intention o. tn West Viz
einia Democrats. h. would have heen
elected. This result. II is said would
have b.en largely dus TO his alii-
iude on the negro question which 8
becoming 50 important in the state
that II Is not unlikely Il viii BE-
IN tn Legislature and tha congress
plonal rac@ next year
Froland Carr. while aeiing
peacsu,aker. Nas shot and Killed a
Elkchasisr. Fayetie county BY
GeosE Keliam. who was having
difficulty With John Fry Kellum and
Frs are from leslie county
The funeral of faunr Go,arnm
Charles 7. o'Ferrall vas held al
Richmond. VA. with distinguished hot
ora Grov,r Cleveland sent tle
gram Of tribute to m dead Nitgiu
lan's memory.
snaior F0rakers sptech In ms
Opening q the Ohio campaign Is te.
Earded as fore'hadlNing uisst
Of Pn5adeut Rooseveits iallroa0
rails LEGISLATION a, the mex session
q the srnnie.
Real esaie in Monisom ~ county
ana 1T. stsglinE Is al a preiniun,ane
prinss ags higher than Ia years smal
farms and cstagrs are greatly 81
dsnand. and bring high Figures
There ard vory lev. Il am vacant
houses. and q grlt MANI y -,
are hunting caiaE 10 renf Farm
lands arr als5 higa. bringing iAbu
lons pfiecs EauginE fyon So "a tiit
per- aora Small fsrms are s5usb
BY many parehaiers. bdi ther al
vsp ~ ~ sale al any figure
f1.minEshnfg ~, aanntrd By hc
reo,at disastrous frc. j. rlanhine d
rlhuiid III burnt district IN On NJ
io-daie, nandetn styls
Andrew J. Wilson. - T0ilesbire
has h1g iusk IL inches laag. croa
o.nt SHAPED. wht,h vas take d ituu
hog hroaght By Mr Wilson uny,
In Onto The hex wbcu bu,caeret
-uslghei i.ass pounds 4 AhiNlih
bu,cher oif.ftd sie0 mr lis porke
Chicago bcars ,he emineai ai.u1o
ton q being the rrcatsv la
paint for railroads ia the Nssld
There are = trunk lines. br.ll uu
nerves rosds. csutcuue there vtl
teal mileage u isato8. or @ 80
cent Of the railr,ad ail axe u 90,
United States. Nineiceh hnultt
trains arriye and d,part ~ ~ dsy
from the differ Of stations.
washiuK;sa. 5 ~ 81 ll cln nou
be stated definitely that ,hs e.
change of Tn ratification n d.
treaty II peaee betes Japan an.
Russia will take place IN Washlngtoi
Sh1stiy uftr the treaty has beV
raured by the respective sov't
uigus Il Is probable taa this 4
he done in slis White HONS,
compliment to Pr-sais crea-
hut ~ as-'-,sk from S~ a
hg-o,.irr eastern maIkeJ,. mani
, lowest. Pieroe 4 Derrick. Fred
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

Toe ooa,inu-d prevalence q "
Phoid fever in Louisa should causc
seae scr, Of an Investigation q the
Gauss 1t Is agreed thar the disease
Is not cO0tagious in the sense that
smallpox. fov instance. is. hut that
infected food Or water must induce
tte disorder. It seems 10 Us that
the location Of vaults si,h relation
To wells and other water sourc
might with prof, he inquired into
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

IN. obi Fellows excursion. from
the point Of numbers. at beast. VA,
A big affair. Twelve coaches. psek
a inside and out. went down % Ash
land yesterday mOrniuS one hun
ared and tWeuiy.five tickets Ners
sold hero Tas Louisa hand wen,
along to play in the big proocssioa.
tdeal weather prevailed. and the
tve,hren " shc rhrse Links had =
aclehtful time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher.
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wifeto produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings. the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts ap
mullins, with which the ready-made {. j
found at the bake-shop or gocew "a,
not compare. 'a IL g.
Royals the greatest Of bal "A. y 9; il. s..
-,.- ...e ,.-s. Co. Sc. superiority M l. : 4 Re
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

a physician advises that as a meas.
ure II safssy ncople rtNn frOm
dvlnking the water of thu spring
ncNv the slaughter house
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

We valiay. Thursday. ostobsr g. ~
l a. m. The date and place have
been agreed upon BY The four brig
adler getlaals q Kentucky.
a crowd estimated At 1890 attend
d the FIRST anniversary al Guthrie.
KY Of the Dark Tobacco Growers
Protective Association. Al ihs ia
ofnoar. we're recommended far fa-
lection The executive committee NsH
At is next meeting s.lct IN mark
4 place for the product Guthrie IS
strongly presenting its claim as the
uecess0r to GAINESVILLE. Tenn
Tbs Democrats u ONO cpaned
.heir STATE campaign 10 a Ersu cut
puiing Of people al Nvark. Jtha.
~ Pauts1n nominee fnr Governor.
ielireysd The principal addi TN
Republicans orensl tbir clmpaen
81 BAI.funtaine. with spe ehes Is
iov- HsrrokNics Pr,sId ii Fairbanks
md Senator Foraker
The Reatneky Alfalfa and Corn
speial uuder lie PERSONAL dirsc
ION 81 Hilbert Vreellud. cummissi6n,
+ q AErirult1ra left al $ od5ck
Monday morning ever thu Louisville
md Nashville IN ulne division.
l'he n1rthern ana CENTRAL portions
i * aiarky wil be given ap 5IBc-
i1nal visit The special then u
urned ID Louisville ana visited he
ondizEn and western 20 US II.
be stats
The State Fair at Lexington clos
q Win All immense crowd. and The
bn9e claim thst ihs Hel profits
ell b. u,. statm They sn 90
lia,of 70 s-yure az appropriation
ron. th 81 i.egi stature docking to-
fara caring permanent nome ~
BE- fair al lesiug on Some staeh
arnts serc sertei on eld dsbls 81
ar association. bht these viii b
ssis,ei.
CynIhiana ~ 5 m YER
in far ss'S ans returned al 81
dick b 1ESr 10 rsC. 4 Mis-
IiHtlets WapsEar D. ler suit
.g4ins, f. X Rnaker Tor s. .sp
iauagus Tor all ged slsnder The ji9
sas given the t.rse ai essl o'cll,k Oh
sde5uo5u The eaas has been bit
rly contested aud eyerl inch q
louul has b'ra fought over
Sir Rns,lr is che PRES nj Rep
essen atse from Harrisl& county iuI
D. siate l.egsiafufo and IS q
lsui cratic noruira ilr S,air SEN
.anr in bs disnci. nh.eh Is cont
asI % tins casualties 4 Harrison
Nicholas and R5bert-on. The plaintiff
% tn es IS teacher NE Ron
ksr bad accused her q criminal
saduC virh Frank BOSNIAN ~hii
meubst % the RlakT usti d
~ ~har taehius in schsi 81
blea Renascr. IS one II the tru
tzauman On he stand dent
3 toe calrre. aaI sblisacd
dul
4 number & Indictments vvre ~
ruei ia th Franklin Cluny Cir
ait court aralpst The loulsriil,
ns Na.hrHlc Illinois Cu,rai Gin
auii Nea orleans aud Texas ~
Gus Ksatncty ana Tsnnesc and
southern railt aas fr failing q ~
ia fatal aeciena
ne io, khaidel 80 th central
tnd sher national banks q Lex
nei0n a5v diA.-l 30 c,nsolieapsl
he new organisation Nil n
1pital at5cs q szaefars untI
aiure added -, both Ms pro
dom stic life be viii
the bsst wishes Il many peo-
q $40
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

ReNd Valentine 4 NewcOmbs FaN
in this issue
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

train load q -.
oh'o-as' Ions tuty died at his
-.'''' = ~ Valley Tuesday
''i any @'''is RED Wednesday
% For many
'i' h,'r ~ WAS an Invalid.
'-'' l''o his business as
my permitted, 10th
~ citizen. neigh
'@'i'e an n and friend lfy-
y ne anu His name bore
3 rIsh . MN an M various
, ins unde5ae bore an unblen-
miles w vas an old time
me year who believed in the
Jensen lni The iove-feas, and
Ra.iNay Twas With him always
sandy ~.
p,s.l was Is years old and
led, his second wife and
20 childreu surviving him. He
n near his Old home, in the
Of large number Of rsla-
Nnd friends. Rev. Grizzle con
hg the services
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

~ Jams n, q Ashland. who has
d'l'shilng large audiences at
Pns polais up ne river. gave an
fninm.p, Al the Masonic Han
Pay NJ which packed The build
10 Ia capacity. MS an,rsona-
and lher ieelprss VEN we'll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-22

ways ben np-riaet fruit II
10 point of latocs have Just
heavy grades. ii % as the season
such comQnie are becoming
ia railroad AM proyemsnt will
trai. and only b nm frost The
greatest ee1non1 hhle will ealse.
heavy train load probably two
tiyed the deprsi Ill'take lis turn
he panic n D that, LATER. ID
m. Norfolk ~ in the form Of
more and on Stimulated BY tn
into bankrua ~ nning plant wont
% II operail start something
i during lid
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