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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
Somewhat Strenuous.

Mrs. Anderson boyd and her daugh-
trr-in-law. Mrs Mcclellan Kirk, OF
Inez, were at the Brunswick several
days this week The fire which near
IN wiped liner from the face OF the
earth last spnng began In the
house then occupied by Ms. Boyd,
then, as now, an invalid. As quick
~ as possible she was removed to a
place of supposed safety, but scarce
" had her friends succeeded In calm
ing her little when her place "
refuge caught fire and she had to
be carried into another house, Only
n few moments Of rest and quiet
were hers. however. for the hun
my flames soon spread 10 her tenn
porary home and again the poor
woman. sick and greatly agitated,was
for the second time hastily taken to
what seemed sure and safe retreat.
And so II proved, but even this
house was on fire more than once,
but the flames were extinguished he
fore much damage was done
Mrs. Kirk Is the wife OF Mcclellan
Kirk. prominent lawyer and busi-
ness man, and is on her way to at.
tend the Conference Of the NJ Il.
Church South, now In session in
Huntington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
LOCKHAVEN
Development Company Organize.
ed with 100000 Capital.

The Lockhaven Development Com
pany is the name of new corpora
tion, the organization of which has
Just been completed. The officers are
NJ, G. Watson, President and Treasur-
er. J. w, NJ Stewart, Secretary, F. II.
Yates, General Agent These with j..
c. c. Mayo and ]. F. Fleming are the
Directors, The principal office is IN
Ashland
The company will proceed at once
with the promotion of Lockhaven, the
new town recently laid out on the
West Virginia side of the Big Sandy
river, just below Louisa,
The character of the men behind
this proposition and the advantages
offered by the site are sufficient
guarantee of the success of the enter
prise,
A high grade brick plant and a large
ice factory are among the very prob
able industries that will locate there
soon. A mill is already contracted FOL
and the machinery is already on the
road.
The sale of large number OF lots
is already assured and after the es-
adjustment of large industry the
lots will be in strong demand at adj
vanced prices.
1t would be difficult to get togeth-
er more energetic or successful com
pany of men in this section than
that composing the Lockhaven organ
ization.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
Two Alarms.

Last Saturday evening little son
OF Mont Holt accidentally set fire
to some bed clothing in a closet
in their residence on Perry street
An alarm was sounded and the
flames We're extinguished with only
slight loss.
Monday, shortly after dinner, there
was an alarm caused by fire in
the kitchen Of the Sullivan property
occupied by Mr.. Rose as a dwelling
On this occasion both hose carts
were promptly on the spot, but their
services were not needed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Jason Collins was shot from ann.
bush near Hazard. Collins was en-
route to his home when he was fired
upon, three bullets taking effect in
his body Hagins Miller, an alleged
enemy of Collins, has been arrested
charged with the crime, while otfI-
GERS are searching the country 10,
other supposed principals. The Col
Inns and Miller families have long
been at war as the result of an old
grudge, Miller denies all knowledg,
OF the shooting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
Entirely Destroyed.

During the storm which swept over
the western part of this county last
Sunday the house occupied by John
r. Rife, on the Cat road, and used
also as a telephone exchange, was
struck by lightning and 1t and its
contents were entirely destroyed.
Very fortunately Mr. Rife and his
family were not at home when the
accident occurred Had they been
In the house they probably would
have lost their lives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
Old Mules

DR.. j. f Hatten, Of Buchanan. is
here attending the Grand Lodge
meeting of the Mutual Protection So
ciety of Kentucky. Dr. Hatten is
one of the pioneer members, and has
probably done more for the upbuild-
ing Of this great institution than
any other single individual that has
ever been initiated into the mys-
teries Of the order. l.. c. Hazlett. q
Mavity. is another honored and old
time member in attendance. Ind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
Serious Accident.

BY falling from a wagon Wednes.
day night William oBrien. of Three
Mile, was seriously injured. Hewitt
some friends, was driving homeward
and us one wheel Went into a deep ru
he fell out and fractured his ribs
ON his left side One wheel pass
ed over his chest and shoulders. cans.
ing very painful bruises. DIR. Brom.
ley attended to his injuries.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
PROGRAM

For Teachers Association to be
held at Gallup, Sept 2sth:
l. Song.
2. Invocation VIM Belcher
3. Welcome Address, McSammons
4. Response. Don Belcher
5 What are the conditions OF sue
cessful school work, and it's Influence
On character and life, c. Nj. Elan
Object of recitation, Mrs, SADIE
Stansberry.
Method of conducting recita-
ton. Martha b. Roberts.
Recitation, Addie Gilkerson.
Sanitary conditions of school
buildings and grounds, Jas.Skeens
10 The end to be secured by study
ing physiology. Youngy sammons.
IL The method OF teaching alco-
holic stlmulants.. S. Y. Dobbins.
~ Recitation, Belle Shivel
Noon-Free Diuner.
IL Quartette, by Shivel family
IA What is the purpose oi History
study, Lizzie Frazier
l5How is the study of history relat-
ed to geography, Leoua Gunnell
&c How can We secure better citi-
z,nship, Mrs sada Stansberry and
Mas Martha b. Roberts
u Civil Government aud Politics.
Fred Peters and Fred See.
Is What subjects can be dropped
firm ordinary arithmetic. Don Bel
cher
10 How do YOU teach beginners to
real lid write numbers, Addle Gil
kerSon.
20 Common School Graduates. Leo
ma Gunnell.
Debate.
Resolved, that each county In Ken
lucky should be required by law to
raise enough money by taxation to
extend the school term to 5 months
each year.
Affirmative;-S. Y. Dobblns. G. w.
Shivel. Nc Sammons
Negatlve;--G R. Brown. Jas. skeens
and G. IA. Elam.
$. Y Dobbiua. Pres
Nc. sammons, Secty
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c. & 0. Sunday Outings.

G. a o. Railway, Sunday Outings,
July to Sept. 80. 1906. Half fare,
minimum 25 cents; between Big Sand,
District stations for morning train
No. 81. good to return on evening
train Moss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Mrs. J. j. Johnson and little son.
Jack, have returned to Pikeville from
Louisville, where Mrs. Johnson has
been in consultation with DIR. Irwin.
an eminent specialist, by whom she
is being treated. They were ac-
compa1ied from Catlettsburg by Mr..
Johnson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

The 5 and 10 cent parties now the
vogue in Louisa remind one for
chilly OF the old time invitation, joe
ularly given: Come and spend the
day sometime come after break
fast, bring your dinner and go home
for supper
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

MIR. Ryan, the C. & o, section fore
man and Jim Sizemore, town mar
shall of Prestonsburg, fought pis-
tol duel at the C, 6 O. depot op-
posite prestonsburg, Sunday af-
ternoon. Sizemore was drinking
and approaching Ryan. who was
conversing with friend, proceeded
in true western style to fire a num-
ber of shots at Ryan's feet. SiseH
more then remarked damn you
will kill YOU and pointing the
pistol at Ryan's body pulled the
trigger, the ball striking masonic
charm attached to his watch chain
and glanced off. Ryan then warmed
to the situation and seizing Size
more's pistol he proceeded TO pump
lead into the irate marshal. Size
more was shot in the shoulder and
a ball glanced his temple. Ryan
would have killed him but for the
interference Of friends. Ryan had
his examining trial Monday and was
acquitted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
September Circuit Court.

The fall term of the Lawrence Cir
cult Court will begin next Monday,
September TO- For weeks the Lou
lisa lawyers have been busy with pa
pers. taking depositions and other
wise preparing for the coming four
weeks of court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

The Manufacturers Record, salti-
more, notes that the Louisa Mill
ing Co. win make general repairs to
flour min and new machinery will
be purchased, including 60 to 100
horse power gas engine.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

After lingering illness of over
five months, j. Polk Hill died Fri
day morning, at his home at Bo-
nanza. Mr.. Hill was known through
out the Sandy Valley, and had ever
been one of Floyd county's best
citizens He was familiar figure in
Prestonsburg for many years. in
fact, until sickness and disease laid
its touch upon him. Mr.. Hill was
60 years OF age. He leaves a wife
and several children, all grown, TO
mourn his death.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Mae Turner have re-
turned from a delightful wedding tri,-
to the East They win have rooms
in ashland. where Mr.. Turne~ frs
Headquarters as resident Engineer
for the G. 5 o. Railway.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

The morning after the Democrat
ic convention the porters were kept
busy carrying empty whiskey bot
ties out of the rooms at the Pike
hotel No wonder they nominated
Frank Hopkins. .-Paintsville Herald
OF course they had to carry them
out, else there would have been no
room for the jugs Of the other fell
lows. OF course they nominated John
Langley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

There is no use to get hystercal
over this pure-food question Be-
cause some reports show corned
beef to have been cured in solu-
tion OF sodium chloride and potas-
sium nitrate is no reason to stop ea,-
ing hash The chemicals named are
only common salt and saltpeter
There may be sulphur dioxide in
glucose, but it is only sulphurous
acid, little of when is really good
for the stomach at times Glucose
itself. used in adulterating candy, is
not harmful only cheap As the News
has heretofore advised, in a.,
weather, eat only fresh fruits and
vegetables, little meat and that well
cooked; avoid alcoholic drinks and
don't get excited over either food
adulterations or politics
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Portsmouth. 81; e-i.
Doubles-Gregg and Foster Waver-
ly. defeated Rule and Stewart, Lon
lisa. 1l-9; GO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Tobe Rule and f. l.. Stewart Went
TO Portsmouth this week TO par,ici-
pate In the Tri-State tennis tourna-
ment The NEWS has not yet annex
ed a sporting editor and therefore
can not give detailed history
the battle This paragraph must sui
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Paintsville is to have a S25,Oq0S
hotel The project is sure go.
Mr., A, D. W. Smith, president of the
North East Coal Co., of this city and
John c. c. Mayo, are back of the
movement. The hotel will be the
incest structure of its kind in East
Kentucky and will have all the lat
est Improvements. 1t is said the
building will be erected on the site
of the Alger House. There will be
So rooms in the building and a high
class hostelry will be conducted.
Paintsville needs big hotel The
hotels of our town cannot accommoda
the increasing travel, aud with bet
ter hotel accommodations the travel
would be greatly increased A good
hotel. such as is proposed to be erect
ed here will be of advantage to our
town.-Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up At Pike, Paint and
PrestOnsburg.
Toms Postoffice, Johnson county
has been discontinued.

The Cincinnati Gas, Coke, Coal &
Mining Co, is reported to have clos
ed a contract to purchase the out
put of 10 coal mines in Pike county
Kentucky, for a period of twelve
years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

Louis Runyon, formerly of Pike
Vile, died in Welch recently. He
was accidently struck by the steps
of car on the 18th of August,and
was badly hurt, but had so far re-
covered that ne was able to walk
around; but. pneumonia fever set
ting in few days later, ended MS
life last Sunday. The funeral took
place at Welch last Tuesday He
was the father Of Mrs. A. R
Williams of Pikeville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

John Coffee was the life of the
Morgan county delegation. He was
kept busy telling about Morgan
county Republican who has declar-
ed for Hopkins. The fellow has just
returned from the Insane Asylum.
Herald
Who had just returned? Coffee
He had grounds for his jargon
Mrs ?. c. Layne and two bright
little boys, James and Porter OF
Ashland. are here visiting theiI
many friends. Mrs. Layne seems
to enjoy herself while with us
and we hope to have her with u:
again. We have not time TO men.
tion all the Laynes she visited. q.
they are too numerous, but we
are glad to say she went to set
all.-Cliff Item
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-07

For Teachers Association to be
held at Gallup, Sept 18th.
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Turner R Weakley 6 Go. 211s FIRST AVENUE.
FOR SALE

Beautiful new stucco home in the very best part of South Highlands, just completed; rooms are large and we'll ventilated. House is well con structed in every particular and has every modern convenience, including gas, electricity, furnace, ample closets and glass-encased cupboards; an alley corner, with all street improvements and retaining wall along the alley en- tire depth of the lot; cabinet mantels, artistic window seats, large front and back porch and large cellar and serv- ants rooms; water connection in base ment Any one desiring a complete home on the South Highlands should see this. Two blocks east of Five Points, on the hillside, one block from Magnolia Park, close to all car lines, schools and churches. There is noth- ing else just like it for sale on the Highlands. Price $7,750, and satisfac' tory terms can be arranged for respon- sible purchaser The neighborhood is of the very best and no objection can be raised on that point. Lot 50x14O.
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Turner R. Weakley 6 Go. 2113 FIRST AVENUE.

FOR SALE. s15 0oo-Large Highland ave cor. SS5OO-2-story res. large Ave. K cor S9OoO-Handsome s. 18th st. home. $265o-Nice lot F blk K, on 18th st. s55OO-s. 18th st. res. + blk. K; furnace. se75o-6-r house; cor S1st st. and G. SlO. .5O0-40oft. east of Glen Iris. $40 Pr. 1t; cor. K and Montgomery s11OO-Pretty Richmond Place lot. $55O0-Good home: s. 12th ave; 2-story. s1o, ,OOo-25x1S21s lst ave. 22nd and 2Srd sts. S75O0-25x140; 2nd ave, 16th and 17th sta, s2o,O00-2-story brick; 2nd ave. cor. Se5OO-Lovely Norwood home; furnace sS0oO-C Cottage; 24th st. and Sth alley s20O0-1O0x150; cor. 49 st., 1st ave-, W'lawn. S1250-Handsome Princeton Place cor, S5800-Briek store; Ensley; pays over F D. 0.
 FOR RENT. $1S-5 rooms, 1900 Ave. D. s20-6 rooms, s2S s. 22nd st. s20-7 rooms, brick 32nd st. and 10th ave. s27 .50-Lower floor 609 N. 25th st. s32. .5O-7 rooms, 2915 Ave. H. S5O-9 rooms, 713 21st st. S3O-3lS N. 18th st. newly papered. $1S5-2nd ave. store; 21st and 22nd sts.
 MCCONNELL q ANG,-lN. Both phones 152s. s0ls Third Ave
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FOR RENT

REsIDENcES-No 14o5 Huntsville avenue, Il rooms, modern, $45
 sSo 18th street, rooms. part furnished S6D 12A 18th street, rooms, modern, sS7 50. 1872 18th avenue, rooms, modern, S27 50. 1905 18th street. 8 rooms, modern, ss5. 1905 11th avenue, ! rooms, $50. 2011 Park avenue rooms, $37.50 1915 14th street, rooms, $25. 1915 9th avenue, 10 rooms, modern S60 e021 9th avenue, s rooms, modern, 500 2101 9th avenue, 16 rooms, modern, Sl2o.' 2lO5-7 1st avenue, rooms. each $7.5o.
 CES-SoUTHSIDE. 12th street and Woodland avenue, 3 houses, 10 rooms each $50. 715 2lst street, rooms, modern. s7.5o G5 South 24th street, rooms. slo. 2217 14th avenue. rooms, $50
 BUsINESs-FOR RENT. Second floor 1921 srd avenue. 5ox140, S125. 1722-24 4th avenue, 50x14o. 2 stories. $50. I'll 1st avenue, 25xf70, stories, ll5. 2106 1st avenue. 25x140, stories, $225. s.s srd avenue, 25x140, ground floor, S175. 2017 Morris avenue 35xs0, stories, S175. g17 3rd avenue 25x140, 8 stories, s14. IA South 22nd street 22x10O, floor, $40. p9O9 Morris avenue, 25xs2, floors, $77 50 2126 2nd avenue 25x50, ? floors, s75. 24th street and 1st avenue, 6Oxl40 noor. $S5.
 2105-7 1st avenue, two offices. each s1o. 1720 2nd avenue, 25x140, floors. s175. 2123 srd avenue 25x140. new, floor. $125 1722 End avenue, 25x140, floors, $l75.
 SUBURBAN-FOR RENT. sso4 srd avenue, woodlawn, rooms, new SIS
 roll 1st avenue, East Lake. rooms. good repair. s16.
 SPA North 39th street. East Birmingham. rooms. new brick. Sl6. 5O09 1st avenue, Woodlawn, rooms. new, $22. 50.
 If you are a prospective tenant or a landlord. you can't do better than call on us. Our aim in this department is to please all parties concerned. List your residence or store with us, and be as- sured that none but desirable and respon- sibe tenants shall occupy them JEMlSON REAL ESTATE AND IN.
 SURANCE CO.,,
 2oe4 Third Avenue.
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AaENTs NAMED.

-~------@-S@e~-4~-~-~o~ ILBUsTRATED-Se history of the Nesbit- -Thawl1- White Tragedy. Most sensational book of the year. Send 9 cents for copy. Agents wanted; tre- mendous profits. Frank Carpenter st Adams street, Chicago.
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FOR SALE EnSIey Bargains

S45o0-I4ot 25x140 oposite commissary 18th street. Terms 1-3 cash, balance G. 12 and IS months.
 $2000-Northwest corner 2Srd St, and Ave. E, 50x150; street and sidewalk improve ments; also sewers
 $35O0-50x150 Ave. c and 27th St: right at the entrance toenew steel plant; this lot will be worth $50000 in ten years if present developments continue $2000-Lot 17th St. between c and D $2000 added In improvements, making $4000 in all. Will rent for $500 per year or 15 per cent
 $1500-Lot 50x150; corner c and 25th St $1750-Two good room cottages on lot 50x150; rented for SIS per month; street and sidewalk improvements. This Is good investment property.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
 MORPHTNE. opium, iaudan1m. cocoains habit myself cured will inform you of harmless permanent home cure. Mary Baldwin, Box 1212, Chicago. 6-17-7t-su WOULD you marry if suited? Matrimo- nial paper containing hundreds adver- tisements marriageable people from the United States Canada and Mexico; many rich; mailed free. F. J. Gunnels Toledo, Ohio. 7-29-6t-su LADIES-Dr. Strictland's Monthly Rem edy relieves in five hours; safe and sure; box free. Send stamp for particulars. Crown Chemical Co., Box 93, Milwau- kee. Wis.
 MORPHINE, opium. laudanum, cocoaine habit myself cured: will inform you of harmless, permanent home cure. Mary Baldwin. Box 12l2. Chicago S-5-6t-su AN expert crown and bridge specialist (registered graduate), employed during day wishes work to do at night and Sundays: exceptional opportunity to get high-class dentistry reasonable. Ad- dress P. O. Box 194.
 MARRY-Wealth and beauty: marriage directory free: pay when married; en- tirely new plan; send no money. Ad- dress H. A. Horton, Dept. 103, Tekonsha, Mich
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CHAS. SUMNER.

226 N. 22nd St Peoples phone 26g Bell phone 932.
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FOR SALE

s2200-Good Groom cottage and lot; 18th street, near Sth ave-; $700 cash, balance very easy; cheap home or investment. s1600-Iot 50x19O feet, with good improve ments. worth 5000, and renting for S20 per month"; adjoining vacant lot, held at $l500, Avenue H. near 31st street. S10.O00-Two business lot 25x14O feet each; 4th ave, near 24th street; also two busi- ness lots, 25x140 each, 2d ave, near 24th st. $1O.0O0.
 S1O.5O0-Splendid corner, 10Ox190; well im- proved, and renting for $1200 per year; Avenue F, near 10th st.; liberal terms. $4o00-s1000 cash; balance, 1 and years; good Groom cottage and lot, North 20th St, near Sth avenue; close to center.
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FOR SALE

One of the most beautiful homes ever offered for sale on the South High lands. Lot 70x175: Avenue is paved and has all other improvements. House has eight rooms, two baths, is finished in hardwood throughout downstairs; the place makes a fine appearance and all the surrounding property is hand somely improved. This house is prac- tically new, and was built without re- gard to cost. Price is $12,000, and sat isfactory terms can be arranged for responsible purchaser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-05

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE without security; easy payments. Union Discount CO. 5ls woodward Bldg. 1o-s-tf
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ANTED-Sewng. ehldrens and in- fants clothes; shirtwaists and fine un- derwear; hand work a speciality. Ad- dress S. Y. care Carrier 26, Birming
 ham. Ala. S-4-2t
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Smith 70 Stillman.
 2o5 and 2Os Hood Bldg.

CLOSING OUT October rent list, only a few left. and want property owners to furnish more. as I have a great demand. Immediate possession rooms South Highlands also Broom cottage in Woodlawn; one nice re- tail store for October l.
 Let me have your rental business. l will handle 1t to your satisfaction.
 GEORGE BIL6E. Bell phone "A zss zlst strset.~s
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ONE GENT 4 WORD

cent a word a dayj no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-05

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