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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

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nonrmen meroen. Die Nan1en Der
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ipielten geltern in Erooioence mieoel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Gunfcrcn5 Der Chin Spnooc.
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non youngstown, Ohio.
&icc Er0iiocnt - EoItor $. s.
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Nat. @aibinQton, Eitt9burN.
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bi3bcriAcn @comtcn nlr Nnitor Otto
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ltor Is. =. ". Nrcd)t, ser Shubntci.
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Den Die EoItcrcu NSoco6 i. Wtiiacr,
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9Scitcrc NcIegotcn lonNtcn Gcitcru
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limo # &irhcn nit 1900 Mtit9lics
bern pertretcn, uno sic 0elcgute1
limo:
Oil Gitu, ga. - Eaitor $. s. Rei,
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youngstown, Eo. - EoItor &. u.
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onrd) Den neilen YrGiioentcn, Ealtor
Soller, eroffnet. Eoitor s. 4. Wili'
Ter belt einen &ortrng iibcr Doie
moblgeoronete SrtSgemcinoc," Del.
len erltcr Sbeil iiber sic Eilidtcn oc3
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holtc1t.
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8rci@Crcr5icrcn Scr rS +.
Sufo6uS RITTER" - Die st.
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tern &lbcno in Der st. &otobu2s
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rem Nittcrid)oitcn bctbciIi9tcn.
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Commando BON q. SlcdcnltcirL Capt,
ser +. Gompognic, &%icutcnont N'
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lieutenant 90. &0ltcr, Scrgeont
Gbu3. Wtlltlcr; IubncntrGgcr marcn
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6nbncnjunfcr 2orcn5 G%ugcnb0icr
mo Gmil Bitter. NoN Dem Grcr-
jicrcn fono cine &erlooiung itott
fir cincn Worri9sS tubl, cin Eor5cl.
Ian. Scrbicc mo cine Norlorlonpc.
3nun Sdlub mllrOcn bon 0Cn @canl
ten Scr st. &otobnS Sitter" &rits
liocnt Com. &olf, &icc ErGli0cnt
&obn MiQer, ScfrctGr Minor. Soldier
mo Sd)obmeiitCr &o6n @unncbcrN,
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iprod)cn Qe6oItcn. Gtpo 2G Wiitalic-
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Nr. 170S-17t0, Canton Npenuc
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tag Elm Gololinoient I'M, per paonrd
entlfalioeie @rdno ridjtete Shaper
I'M getraee BON $40 oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

lllNIl2ItRllllN pNI'NJNNF ~ ONf'SNN
ibu puiiipes Wtit9ltco, &rlt Gbrilttan
SheberleinL in Scr. 250t, Canton
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rrut1SsGomite ser o%ercini0ten SGn-
ger BON Ncpart" traf Elm Nln0idrciz
ben Gin IN mcId)cm 0en SGuQern ,Sll.
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lrua alb. Srou elcuuorc Zoos iiibrte
ocn Sorlib mo Grmu emma Yomcr
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
JUDGE THOS. H. PAINTER
Candidate for United States Senator to Succeed Blackburn

II is with particular pride that the
people of Eastern Kentucky. and
especially those Of the Ninth Con
gressional district. contemplate the
candidacy of Judge Thos. H. Paynter
for the high office Of United States
Senator. Being a native Of this
district and having served our peo-
pie in Congress for three terms We
are in position to know his worth
None ever served a constituency
more faithfully than he. During his
six years in Congress he made the
reputation of being one OF the hard
est workers in that body He en-
loved the confidence and respect OF
all the members with whom he serv-
ed. being recognized as a gentleman
Of more than ordinary moral and in
telleotual worth. Mr.. Paynter was al
WAYS at his post of duty. No letter
that reached him ever went unan-
swered. No call from a constituent
ever passed UNDECIDED, no matter
whether it was from a Democrat OF
Republican, rich or poor. influential
or humble. This same spirit Of
fairness and faithfulness stands Out
through all his career as a servant
of the people and is one of the
strongest elements in his success
He has never met defeat because he
is the kind Of man the people wanl
lin positions Of trust. Sober. sincere
honorable to the highest degree. HI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
IS above reproaeh.

is above reprOach-
As a member Of the Court Of APP
peals. the highest tribunal in our
State. he has made an enyiable rec
ord. Throughout the State he is now
held in the same high esteem that
he has always enjoyed at home.
As United States Senator the State
of Kentucky would have in Judge
Paynter just such a man as is need
ed. He would command the respect
Of all his colleagues and WOULD be
able to accomplish much for the peo-
pie OF his State. He might not sus-
tain the unenviable reputation attach
ing to Kentuckians as consumers Of
great quantities of liquor. but We
presume there would be no require
ment Of this kind placed upon him
by the people OF this State
Judge Paynter is a man OF fine
appearance and dignified bearing. OF
excellent social qualities. and is ex-
tremely popular.
His candidacy is timely, as the
State needs such a change as his
election would give her. There is
not a man in the State who more
nearly fits all the conditions de-
manded at this time. 1t is hardly
possible that the people will throw
away this opportunity TO secure
better service in the United States
Senate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
GAIIup

George Brown will go 10 Inez Sat
urday to attend the dedication Of
the NJ F. Church.
Don Beloher and Philip Shiyel we're
calling on the fair sex Sunday.
George shlvel has just finished
transplanting fine crop Of tobacco.
Sunday School Is progressing nice
ly and a very appropriate program
is being prepared for rendition on
Children's Day the third Sunday.
l. T. Mcclure visited G. c. Mcclure
Sunday.
F. C. Mcclure and family aad Mrs.
VIM. Childers and son. Arnold. We're
guests Of home folks Saturday.
Philip Shiyel. J. H. Mcclure and
Miss Nettie Shiyel were guests OF
Miss Daisy and Edgar Mcclure sun
day.
John ]. Mcclure has been quite Sick
OF several days.
Success to the NEWS. Moon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
BussEYyiLLE.

We attended the reunion at the
Hutchison cemetery on the 2Sth ult-
The exercises consisted in songs.
social chats. renewing of former &C
quaintances, prayer and an Grafton
by Rev. !. b. Hutchinson A large
crowd was present, and, about thirty
of the immediate relatives. The
evening fully spent. the crowd filed
away, and the whole cemetery was
left beautiful carpet Of flowers.
Just before the benediction was pro
nounced Mrs. Carter, assisted by Mr..
Lon Hutchinson, of Huntington, with
eamera-ever ready-took a snap
shot at the crowd. the cemetery and
the carpet of flowers. All had a
nice afternoon. then repaired TO their
homes.
The 4th and last Quarterly meeting
OF the Elaine Circuit, NJ E. Church.
South, was held at Evergreen last
Saturday and Sunday Rev. S. A.
Donahoe, P. F., in the chair; best
quarterly meeting ever held on Blaine
Circuit: largely attended. much bust.
ness done and preaching YOU don't
hear every day. Sacrament admin
istered at Sunday service to So per-
sons. We wish we had time 10 more
fully outline the service, but time and
space forbid. 1t was a service much
enjoyed and long To be remembered
Rev. Grizzle filled his pulpit here
Sunday.
D. C. O'Neal, whose illness has
before been mentioned. is somewhat
Improved, and is able to take horse
back rides every now and then
B. H. Dulaney has been forced to
call upon DIR. Banfield for relief as
to his eyes. He returned home this
week somewhat improved, We are
glad to say.
The Sunday School at this place
will observe Children's Day with ap.
propriate exercises next Sunday night
June 18th. An elaborate program has
been fixed and a splendid time is
expected. All are invited. The ex-
ercises will begin at S o'clock, p. m
Mrs. o. T. Heaberlin and family. Of
kenoya, are here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Meeks.
Buckskin Bess.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
DEEP HOLE BRANCH.

Sunday School is progressing nice
ly at this place with R. B. Roberts
Supt-
There will be an ice cream festi-
val at this place Saturday night All
are invited.
Charley and Maybell Adkins, OF
Morgans creek, visited Miss Tilda Cy-
rus Saturday night.
Mrs. Julia Chapman visited Miss
May Roberts Sunday.
t. H. Burchctt is trading extensive
in sheep and wool this season.
Madam Rumor says We are TO have
wedding on our creek in the near
future. For particulars ask Ed.
Thad Ransom passed through here
Saturday with nice drove of cattle
]. NJ. Nelson, of Hargis Branch
was catching shadows at Joe Cyrus
Saturday. He will take the Sunda.
School group next Sunday. Come
out every body and be whit US.
Bluebird
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
CHARLEY.
ThanatOpsis

The young people OF this place
attended quarterly meeting at Ever
green Sunday.
Miss Bertha Spencer. A. l. Burton
and wife and Bernard Spencer were
visiting friends ON Blaine last week
Cross-tie hauling is flourishing here
just now.
Henry Preston. of Louisa, passed
through here with boiler and en-
CINE Monday.
Milt Burgess was in our town Tues
day.
l. Mcclure passed through our town
Monday.
Misses Gypsy and Thurza Spencer
DR.. Wheeler and Bernard Spencer
were the guests Of Miss Bertha spen-
Ger Monday evening.
T. /. Moore is making prepara-
lions to put an additional story on
his house which will be great I'M
movement David Spencer win do
the work.
W. NJ. Chapman and little daughter
Audrey. took dinner at John Hayes
Sunday,
Thomas Pig is ON the sick list
Miss Maggie Chapman has returned
home TO Lick Creek,
Regular monthly meeting here sat
un,ay and sunday, Preaching by REV
John Enlo,t conlay
Preaching here by rreaIdlns Elder
A A. nnnahoc "Wednesday nlHhs next
June iith Come oM and hear HIM
Clams,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09

The board appointed by Grand
Chief G. b. Carter to canvass the re-
turns and count the vote cast for
Grand Castle officers. Knights of the
Golden Eagle. met in the hall Of
Greenup Castle No. 81. few DAYS
ago. Following IS the list Of eandi-
dates voted for and the number OF
votes each received:
For Grand Chief-James Grier. No
5. iss.
For Grand Vice Chief-Allen d
Cole. No. 2. 1873.
For Grand High Prlest-H. Greer
Hicks. No, l6. ls3.
For Grand Sir Herald-James s
Mannin, No. p. ls3.
For Grand Keeper Of Exchequer-
Jas. F. Moore. No. IS. 1873.
For Grand Master Of Records
Frank VI. Griffith. No. g. %; J. W.
Lusby. No. No. II. g..
For Grand LIST Guardsman-L- b
Zimmerman. No lG, eS; Isaac King
No. 80. %; d. C Pennington. No
20. 2s.
For Grand End Guardsman-Thos
]. Webb. No. Z. 81; Harvey Walsh
No. 2. IS.
For Grand Trustee-Dr G b
oRoark. No. IL. 20; John Mann
No. 1. So.
For Supreme representatives
Frank Stewart, No. S. ls5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
PATRICK

Farmers are hustling with their
crops.
Rev. ]. C. Kazee preached in Pres
ton Gap Sunday to large audience.
Frank Burgess and VIII Thurmond
have gone to Logan. W. Va, to mine
coal.
Roscoe Murray attended the Union
meeting at Martin county Sunday and
reports a good time.
Miss Goldie Ball. of Ashland. has
been visiting her mother and also
called on Miss Belle Hager Sunday
Mrs. A. J. Dale was calling on Mrs.
Mollie Murray Sunday.
A. Preston is loading some fine eros
ties this week.
Ira Estep attended church at Big
Elk Sunday and reports good time,
George Ward. of Inez. apd student
OF "Paintsvllle Normal" is visiting
Roscoe Murray this week. Gordon
Burgess is also expected In a day or
two. The three gentlemen are class
mates and warm friends, and eNpec,
to spend a few days In the sport OF
Fishing.
Toe Preston and little son were Wis
ltlng relatives at Georges Creek Sat
- o..naax
Mrs. Ira Estep, who has been III
so long from rheumatism, is much
better.
Mrs. Joe Preston spent Monday with
her sister, Calls,a Chnders ut Rich
ardsnn.
Rev, r. j. Collins VIII preach ~
Preston Clap third Sunday,
Roads are dry and nice and now
Ia splendid time 20 begin working
ON thom. Wonder who the MoAdam
viii be. Wonder II anyihIng alons
this line Il belns thought about much
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DENTIST.
NEW FIRM,
NEW STOCK,
NEW PRICES

Our motto Is high prices for pro-
duco in merchandise. cash lesa
Hens. Sc. Old ROSTERS from i5c TO
35c each in merchandise. Bacon from
choice corn fed hogs from 7i-2 to si-sc
ID. yellow root zoe 10. Gcnslng. 800
ID. Flo-r from else 10 gI-sc. Less
by the barrel Good stock always on
hands. | handle. VIM Tell. Ashland
Cream. Deweys Best ! buy direct
from the mills and have no middle
mems profits. Green beef hides, 5i-ee
Horse hides main and tail 40. sheep
pelts 90 10 Zoe
A message 20 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 aud the rooster laugh
ed 10 think. We are on the righ,
road At last.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09

William ]. Bryan. trustee for the
late Philip Sherman Bennett, OF Con-
necticut, has sent Gov. Beckham a
check for $500 for the Kentucky State
College. it being part of the $4,000
left by Mr.. Bennett 10 be given to
colleges and invested so as TO pro
vide an annual prize for the best es-
say on the principles OF free govern
rn.,s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09

Attorney Lawrence Maxwell. Of
Cincinnati, has been retained by Ar
thur Goebei, Of Coyinston, to appear
with Attorney General Hays and At
torney c. ]. Bronston, OF Lexington.
on behalf Of the Commonwealth. be
fore Federal Judge Cochran in the
matter OF the attempted transfer OF
the case of Caleb Powers from State
Courts to the United States District
Court The motion of attorneys fol
Powers, former Governor Yates, OF
Illinois, and others, is to be argued
at some length before Judge Cochran
at Maysyille today.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09

According to a washington story
Justice Harlan Is said to have ex-
pressed desire to resign from the
supreme bench and accept the Re
publican nomination for Governor Of
Kentucky. with the intention of round
ing out his career as Governor OF his
own State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
FALLsBuRG

Fallsburg is quite different place
at present when compared with what
1t was few years ago when whiskey
business was carried on here and
the little village was in an uproar
almost day and night or long as in
toxlcating drinks we're and every bods
here recolIects the two murders that
were committed while the whisky was
sold. But at present all Is quiet aud
everybody is attending their own bus
mess There is three stores selling
all kinds OF goods that the people ia
town OF surrounding country need,
and two blacksmith shops and a good
grist mill to grind the farmers corn.
And what Is very important 60 have
the young and rising generation learn
what the bible teaches is good sun
day School. and Jay Austin is attend
ing TO thar and Is well qualified for
that business. and VIM Austin, Jay
Austln's father. is having Sunday
school at the Hewlett School House
on Hewlett branch.
David Moors. who has been Twins
between the head Of Horseford and
Blaine. had the misfortune to have
| his dwelling house and almost all OF
the household goods destroyed by M
a short time ago. The fire original
ed from a defective stove pipe. lie
and his wife are staying with his
soa-in-law. Ed Webb al present.
II all the candidates that were de
feated at the primary could talk Hike
VIM. Justice It would be genuine
Democracy.
/ The work on the ,restles at Mrs
HeWletts and Fullers is progreS'ns
very we'll There seems TO be plenty
Of work hand at both places. L T. $
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09

The last OF the Kentucky register
ed bonds of the issue Of 1885. with
ACQUIRED interest OF $3.50. were paid
by the State Auditor Hager this week
There were ten bonds, OF $1,000 each
This leaves the total State debt $2i,
600 Of coupon bonds. There is n $500,
600 balance in the Treasury.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09
Get The Best.

Painting time is here again and yov
should let your thoughts turn to
United States paint as the best ON III,
market. Il Is positively the same
paint that Is sold under the best
known brand In the country today
Is made by the same people. aud
comes with Il tho same guarantee
ny using the name United State,
Paint" Instead Of the other We save
You fifteen cents per gallon.
Snyder Hardware Go,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-09

At a speGaI election. Thomas b.
Davis. Democrat. was elected to Con
gress over Lakin. Republican. from
the Second West virginia district, BY
majority OF about i.OcOo lie sue.
ceeds Dayton.