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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-07

Thanh you. count. sse s.~. I.
an sisd - - you slss rou are surs
10 like II hssS even wit60r the angel.
And you. toe. Mr.. Bc,hune," offering
her hand to the sculptor. Can you
not make a pretty speech Ike shs
countY'
Il am afraid not" smiling down ai
her. only that I am very. very glad
90 nnd you here. Miss Allyn. Your
presence viii add much to-to our
l pleasure"
why. really. that dos vsry nice
w."
She twiried the brush with q pretty,
unconscious movement that caused the
tips of It's feathers to dick across oos
Of the palm fronds near. The motion
cnueht the counts attention. and with
wondering constsrnatio his eyes went
from II to her white apron and TO the
badge OF ssrvitude upon her head. and
his sloptns shoulders stiffsned suddenly
into protesting reserve.
"Pardonnsz." be rebuked, but est v
so hurry I am now. ! will see. n.
Betbune will tell you we have not
Register yet. I will do eet now"
May watched him hurry away with
an odd look of inquiry In her eyes.
whats the matter with the countr'
sn. s .a no
Bethune laughed joyously. A mo-
ment before there had been both ~
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h. .n.v...s send NJ. y,.,, h.rs I.
cons..s.ai, IN search or . y,cb Amsr1.
can VIE"
n. r.,.>6 M. ,.nn .,~r,a..c,,x ,o.
w.,5 h.r h..d hu, sor . nom.ut aha
iook.., nu..Ie6 than . ou,ch comnr..
h.na,r. ou.h zoo. 40 h.r ssce
"oh th.tr, an. ..,d ehoush,sui,y
And vo,T
p.,h,n. ,.,v,.a .S.,n ~. oou,d
No, h.,r :,
"can., vor ~. w,.. A,,xny. n. Az.
m,ndsd T Sonc,.d 4, Was s,ictins
an, nj, ov.x M. over vona.r 4 v.s =
noor a.v,, 30 an .,,,., .nd yo, = rtch
sc,rc.. ana now-oh No ~
Tn.--, &c. a.. 20, .,,.,,. - iii.
moving across the carpet NAV rsisst
her finger.
Mamma IN eominsr sbe varned.
~ don't care" impetuousiy. "rvs
got to spsst now. can't vsit an.
other dsy. Wber. can sec you
njonoY.
She hcs,tstsd. then aupssrsd 10 con.
slider.
9Th. m.,a. and ,,r,.. ,,.,.i,v v.,s
n, IN. h..ch a, .hon, a o.c,ocs {. .ha
sala dsmur.Iv % s.ne.t Z sh.,i hs
there"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-07
N. F. NOREN
Real Estate

Lots In Arviison's addition, North
ST. Johns. overlooking the river,
Is high and sightly......... ........ s2So
Pine lot, soxioo, two blocks from
from the bank k.............. 57S
Choi, est corner lot on Boulevard $50
Lot soxioo. small house, overlook
ing river, high and slightly; a snap 500
New 7-room house. close 10 car line,
nice home. ................. 100
Fine large S-room house, lot i2Sx
TOO, near center Of city, good out.
buildings; cost fs, 900, will sell for
(cash) .........,............... 1900
New s.room house. lot SoxIoo, well
improved ...... ................. 500
New 6-room house. lot Sox7I, one
block from station. ....... ....4.. 100
Sole agent for Title Guarantee K Trust
Co. Lots in Point View sold S. down
IS per month.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-07
rAs LsaAea1 NaaA.

In Old days thsrs were angels who
came and took men by the hand and
led the@ away from the city Of de-
struction- We 80 no white winged
angels now. but yst men are led away
from threatening asstFuction: hand 10
put into theirs which leads them forth
gently toward . calm and bright land.
50 that they look no more backward
aud the hand may Be Q little ehild's.-
9s~s~ss Eliot
There 10 no knowlsdSs hat = not
eowsr.-Emersoa.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-07
". J. PeddiCOrd
REAL ESTATE

$3.50, la acres at s,So per acre. Ready
for plat.
Sl.0s0-Rour-room house, lot iooxioo.
sJ2S-fot iooxioo. A iinc corner on
graded street. Level.
sJS0-i.ot Soxioo. Central f3S cash aud
$40 per month.
SSOO-Two.room house, lot SixISs.
Young trees, $3.50 cash. balance time.
SiS0O--S.room house, lot iooxis3, i'm.
proycments.
siS00-II-room house new. overlooks
river.
s7S0-Lot. 7SSIoo, corner; house ilx5o.
central.
S2S0-l.ot soxioo. 81. Johns Heights. fne
location fTS cash, balance In install.
ments.
sa.00O---A block close TO industries and
o. X. 4 y. X. r. Easy terms.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
AN npEN LnrrnR

From the Chaplin. S. c. News: Ear
ly in the spring my wife and were
taken with diarrhoea and so severe
were the pains that we called a phys
ician who prescribed for us. but his
medicines failed to give any relief.
A friend who had bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy on hand gave us each OF US
a dose and We at once felt the effects.
! procured a bottle and before using
the entire contents we were entirly
cured. 1t is a wonderful remedy and
should be found in every household.
II. c. Bailey. Editor. This remedy
is for sale by A. NJ. Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
GRAYSoN.

George = Baghy. the wellknown
sweet singer OF this place. has ae-
eepied position with Dr. Strauss. a
noted evangelist. as director Of the
choir, at handsome salary. He
Joined the Doctor at Helena Ark,
the past week.
A pretty double wedding was sol
emnized Sunday at Myrtle Tree church
BY the Rev. French Rice. The con
tracing parties were John Carroll t0
Miss Edna Haisht. and Boone Carroll
Ir.. to Miss Maggie Swint. All are
members Of our best families; the
brides are pretty and accomplished
and the grOoms are hardworkins
Young men Of exemplary habits.
Prot. James Craig found his fins
horse recently stolen from his harr
on Cliuy at CaSsville, w, Va. rh'
ihief had sold It To a horse dealer
for SEQ who had traded il TO dti
ren which was a fortunate trans
action for Craig. There Is SOM
IstrOng suspicion of certain loca
PARTIES,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
To Induce Alfalfa Growing.

A letter from Hubert Vreeland, Com
missioner Of Agriculture Of the State.
asking the Commercial club TO give
its supports to a plan to run spec
ial train over the state. to be called
the Kentucky Alfalfa and Corn
Special" Mr.. vreeland said in the
letter that Investigation has shown
hat the conditions Of the soil and
climate OF Kentucky are peculiarly
suitable for the raising Of alfalfa. lie
,lso said that he believed the general
introduction OF the crop in the State
would result in doubling the amount
II stock raised in Kentucky. lie has
nade arrangements with Joseph f
Wing, Of Ohio, an alfalfa expert, II
make the trip with the train and de
liver lectures J.. y. Harper, ot th'
,xperlment station at Lexington, vii
.lso make the "Trip in order to intro
luce new seed corn, The director
ave their hearty support to the plan
md the following committee wss an
,olntcA to assist Mr. vrcelaRd, \
7. Ford, chairman; Rush C. Watkin
md W, u. Ambrose, Courier loNrna
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Keep Busy.

Bob Burdette. besides being hum
orist Of the highest class, is a phil
osopher. Listen to his advice To
Young men:
Remember my son. you have to
work. Whether YOU handle the pick
or pen. or wheelbarrow or a set Of
books. digging bitches or editing a
newspaper, ringing an auction bell
OF writing funny things.you must worl
Don't be afraid Of killing yourself by
overworking on the sunny side OF thir.
ty. Men die sometimes dbut II is be.
cause they quit at p, m. and don; ;
get home till . a. m. It's the interval
that Kills my son. The work gives You
appetite for your meals il lends solid
ly to your slumber; II gives YOU a per
feet and grateful appreciation OF a
holiday. There are young men whC
do not work. but the country is MOI
proud Of tnem 1t does not know
their names even; 1t only speaks Of
them as "old-so-and-so's boys" No
body likes them; the great, busy worl'
doesn't know that they are there s.
tlnd gu, what You want to be and do
take ol. your coat and make dust il
the world. The buster you are tn
less harm YOU are an, to get into tn
swceter viii be your sleep, the bright
er and happier your holidays. an'
the better satisfied. the world will b
with YOU.
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Great Combination Offer

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Think of it, the following publica-
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business men will Increase their ef- !
forts to bring the strikers to terms.
and will double their forces Of non
union men The Deputy sheriffs and
police who will accompany the 1909
strikebrcakers today have orders TO
shoot TO kill II any further attempt
atdisorder is made.
. =
May 3.
The fire" volume OF the annual re-
port OF the Kentucky Insurance De
parmtent shows that the risks writ
ten in the State during the year
amounted to s226. 6.29s.OSs. The prem
iums reported on Kentucky business
amounted to ss.6il.5s The losses
paid out are given as 1858 O3s. IS.
During the year the department col
leeted into the treasury s22G.3i5.55.
There has been increasing feeling
in Japanese official quarters regard
Ing the way in which France has con
strued neutrality. and Great Britians
sympathy for her ally has been evil
dence in communications that have
passed between the British Forelgn
Secretary and the French Ambassa-
dor in London. as well as between
the British Ambassador in Paris and
Foreign Minister Delcasse.
Judge Watts Parker, OF the Fayette
Circuit Court. yesterday sdmitted
James Hargis TO bail In the sun OF
So. .oc0. The bond was signed by
Floyd Day and j. c. NJ, Day. wealthy
lumber merchants OF Jackson. and NJ.
c. Courtney and John NJ Stevenson.
Of Winchester. Judge Parker made
an address in the court room in which
he defended his course in the case.
declaring that from a standpoint Of
law the instructions to the jury were
so simple that even children under
stand them.
Application for removal Of the case
OF Caleb Powers from the Circuit
Court Of Scott county to the United
States circuit Court for the Eastern
district Of kentucky was made by
powers attorneys before Judge Coch-
ran at London yesterday. Judge
Cochran ordered hearing Of the
question set for June s Only part.
ial Transcript Of the record Of the
Scott Circuit Court was filed by Pow,
ers' attorney. and they were giver
further time In which to complete IL
A motion for a writ Of habeas cor
pus for the prisoner was made an,
taken under advisement by Judg,
Cochran.
The French authorities claim I,
have received news that RoJestyensk,
squadron Is again on the move. havin
left Kong Hal Bay for an unknown
: destination. The Russian Admiralt
at ST. Petersburg has received advice
that the divisions of Nebogatoff an
, Rojestvensky have effected a junction
The Singapore correspondent OF
London paper claims to have receiN
ed adyices from Toxic to the offe'
that Togo's fleet is concentrating
= the Korean channel. Reports frol
Manchuria say that oyama's trooI
are advancing and have forced bac
3 the Russian outposis for a distans
= Of about eighteen miles. Military e
n pcrts In St Petersburg think Cyan
IA Is preparing for movement toSa'
d Vladiyoslok.
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HolsINGToN. KANSAS.
April 80. 1906.

April 80. 1905.
To the NEWS
| received a copy OF the NEWS to-
day and was surprised to see the lit
tie article | wrote over a month ago. |
but as did not entirely miss the
waste-basket l will try again.
in my other letter. mentioned som,
thing about our city election: and
will now say it is thing of the past
The republicans won by large ma
iority and il was just show to watch
the politicians work that day. They
voted everything in the city and there
were hacks and carriages and some
automobiles all hustling and rustling
10 get out the women with which 10
defeat the present Mayor. Mr.. Good
wyn. but on counting the vote show
ed that 50 per cent Of the ladies
voted for him 50 he carried about 20
per cent OF all the votes in the city
Our waterwork are just now going
In and will be in operation by Supt
The standpipe will be fifty-feet high.
and thirty feet in diameter. and our
well is eighty feet deep, and sixteen
feet In diameter with four laterals
over 200 feet,
We have plenty of water and wind
mills. and no scarcity of wind for
pumping water. so 1t is but little
trouble to have an individual water
system Of your own-many have them
Our little city is getting pretty now
Us the trees are looking so nice-ii
will have as nice forestry some day
as Newport. Ky. The farmers JUS
look grand and the old Russian ant
German farmers are smiling all ovel
their faces saving wheat is the fin
est ever known in the country. The!
are planting now and here is tn,
way they do it; No plowing bu
they take ''Sulky~ plow. and throw
up ridges by turning both ways an,
then plant corn in the bottom Of tn
bitches when about six-inehes higt
they harrow the ground and that /
about the amount Of work II get
sometimes a farmer will plOw 1t ono
and some never touch Il after 1t
: planted. Such farming rs that 1
kentucky would be foolish. but the
Q raise the corn here Just the sam
The land here is rich and farmer
o can't use the manure and the la
K torbids them dumping It by the rOas
1 side. so they hunt for fills in n
a roads and put it there. 1t is not nee
4 ed on the farms at all.
l attended a lecture ct the Y.
y C. A. today by Rev. Dr. DicklnsO
r who will preach the baocalaureate Sc
: mon to our graduating class to mig
:; at the NJ. L. Church. The commene
4 ment will be al the Opera house ne
N Friday evening at $50 We have
l. nice class graduating from the hi
= school this wear. and when talk
a them it causes my mind of revert
10 lS97-May.
ot We have several citizens of this toy
W Who are native Kentuckisns. and IN
OF all seem to have a tender spot son
O. where in them for kentucky. soi
Id in the stomach and some in the hea
50 BEFORE close. would like
to know what has become OF sam Bro
in ley as he promised me hast year
he meet me at the Worlds Fair. Ia
ne often supposed him to be dead. or
II he came. he must have associai
nd himself with those lgorrates and
be did not recognize him. 'Tis true SO
of them do resemble him but v
afraid to venture on his identl
We always gree, the NEWS ,as
: has some things trom our friends.
~ With best wishes, ! am nr. Burt
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Special Clubbing Offer.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
A scIrNrIFIC nIsCoVERY.

Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure does for the
stomach that which it is unable to
do for itself. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
supplies the natural juices OF diges-
tion and does the work Of the stom-
aeh. relaxing the nervous tension
while the inflamed muscles Of that
organ are allowed to rest and heal
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digesis what
you eat and enables the stomach anC
digestive organ to transform all foO'
into rich. red blood Sold by Louis
Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
YERRlFIo RAcE wITm pRATH.

death was fast approaching" "
writes Ralph +. rernandes, Of Tampa
Fla, describing his fearful race with
death 'Ws a result Of liver trouble
and heart disease, which had rubbed
mo Of sleep and Of all ln,eres. In Ito,
had tried many different doctors
md several medicines, hut ~. no hon
'lll, until | began to use Electric
nl,lers so wonderful was their ef'
loc, that In three days tell like q
now man, ald ,odoy ! am cured "
Ian my ,gouhlog." duaran,eed al A
AZ hunhes' dgug llogel pElco toe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
A CREEPING RATH.

Blood poison ereeps up towar,H
heart. causing death. J. f 3 .As.
Belle Plaine. Mimi. writes that a
irlsRd dreadfaily injured his hand,
which swelled up like blood poinson-
ing. Rucklin's ArnIoa sei,e drew out
the poison. healed the wound, and
saved his life. Best in the world ior
burns and sores, sSc at A. NJ. Hughes
drug store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12

Bilious Bill was getting bloated.
And his tongue was muchly coated.
Patent "tonics" wouldn't cure him
Companies would not insure him.
All his friends were badly frightened
But their spirits soon were lightened
For BAl said-and they believed him
EARLY RISER pills relieved him.
Sold by Louisa Drug Co,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
wEBBvILLE.

Ira Houck is over from Cherokee
at six O'Clock trading.
Jay o'Daniel is here from Fallsburg.
but returns today to finish teaching.
Doc Thompson went to Louisa Mon
day
A. Doty, of Kitchen Whit. Ashland.
passed through here today.
James o'Brien. of Caney. went back
to- the Fischer lumber job this morn
ing.
Mrs. Neal. of Ohio. and Miss Dom
son, came to go to Knob Branch TO
their people who moved there. Uncle
Tip help them to get there.
Mr.. Wells and wife. of Bells Trace.
are moving to Thacker. W. Va.
Green Skaggs. of your town. was
here last week
Writer went to Banner Gap five
miles. then back to Equal Fork to see
Lafe Kitchen and Henry Perkins. who
are sick. but better.
One car load of spokes is being
loaded out today for webbyille Ex-
change. one for Curt Thompson and
one for Fischer
W. NJ Deal. of Ashland Hardware
House, passed through
Mr.. whitten and son are here buy
ing spokes.
Mr.. Barker. of Elliott. is here trad
ing
Mr.. oulsenburg. of the Gap. is here
today.
Tom Hensley. drummer, is in town.
Levi Webb. wife and son went to
Portsmouth today.
Mr.. Goodman and Mr. Blson. grocer!
men. came today.
! Jess caudin and Geo. BeIcher were
here last week
Mr.. Roberts, spoke man. is here
from Greenup.
/ Fuget Bush. Of Carter. is here trad.
ing.
Bob Leaty. the hustling railroad
boss. is here.
Tim Sparks. Of Ashland, is here.
Mrs. Wax Kicker and baby went tt
Grayson on visit
Rife. rhe telephone man, is here
! after wire to connect Judge Mart
Moore with the world by going over
webbville line. thence to Louisa by
the town of Blaine.
Tim skaggs and brother. Doc. OF
Upper Blaine, are here.
The jolly Frank Crawford, lumber
man. came in TO load lumber.
J. P. Martin. Henderson & Sons MAJ
ishere.
Mr. Rarden. and Mr.. Love, statesmen
are in town.
W. Logne. a 75-year-old Rebel sold
Ter who fought through the war unde
Jackson, came here from the head o
Blaine, where he had been for elevel
months at Pleas Skasgs. on his wa.
TO Pewee Valley home. for confeder
ate Soldiers and Uncle Tip and mos
all the good people of Webbyille sa'
that he was cared for aud helped Fl
naneially and Uncle Levi Webb. Sr
took care OF and administered to hi
, wants Just as good landlord lik
him will do.
!. Mr.. Kimbler. Of Gaines Greek.
r here On his way to Ceredo. ". Va
D tosee his son. who works in the plaI
5 ing mills there.
Charley Shannon. of Louisa. W.
: here and delivered the poll boo
r last week
e Willis Roberts and Mr.. Miller wei
r here from Cadmus last week.
]. Fred winkler. hardware man.
y here.
II Mrs. Levi Webb has returned fro
y Portsmouth.
,tl Lafe wellman. representing Frar
d Payne boot 6 shoe Co. is here.
r. DR.. Watson came out from LOui
A. last week.
v Mr.. Bany. tie man. of Greenup.
,a hsra loading ont ties.
NJ John Gardner is here today.
W Miss Amanda Walters, of Blair
"a was in Ironton last week
he Success to the party and the NEW
h am off for Carter Court this Mo
is day. morning. !
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Cl.HAREp nor ACTION.

Whom the holy Is cleared from &C
,lon. by nr, KINGS New Life pNh
YOU can ten 4 by the hloom Of hcalO
On the cheeks; tho brightness ot N,
eyeG the flvmncss Of the flesh an,
muscles; the Nuoyancy ol the mind
|ny ,hem Al A. n. Hughes agw
store, 70 eenla
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MOTHER 0RAY's SWEET row
nERS FOR C.ssl.nREN,

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sample rRnR Aaaw Yon q Dim
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on the corner OF Main and Lady Wash
ing,on. Eight rooms. Apply To Aus.
Snyder or NJ. y, Coaley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12

one Of the greatest blessings a
modest man can wish for Is a good,
rellablc set Of bowels, Il You are no,
,Ac happy possc@or Of snch on out
q, you can ggca,ly improve the Il
teIcncy Of those you have by lh1
lnalolous ppp q Chnmo|flplnp slom
an ana II>1| I.I|I'.' They el' p|1A'
~ " .'.''' '''''
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\RE USING M.LHN's roor- -RAsEf
shake Into your shoes Aliens rOos,
nasN a powder Il ourca cprns, hun,
ons, ralnM smaFslne, ITO, svOllOn
llpol AZ an nrugslala and Shoe
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12

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years of scientific experience.
Every method of bread-and-
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The result is perfect prod
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There is no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency Of
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
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These facts mean two impor-
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Persons afflicted with Piles should
be careful At this season Of the year,
Hot WEATHER and bad drinking wales
Oonulbu,o 10 ne conditions which
make plpa moro palnml ami aann,I
oNn. nsNntf Witch l|a'N SAlil =
he p,|n. draws oaI '1| "|I'
,o1F r.| |'. ~