davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton 4 Bell, No. 103 \. Main.

Don't sweat over a hot stove Thurs
day. Take dinner with the Methodist
folks at the Peeler building on Main
street.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
MINERS RESOLUTION.

Demand the Release of the lmprison-
ed Federation Officials
Denver, Colo. June 13--The West
ern Federation of Miners today adop-
ted a resolution addressed to Judge
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

w. c. Laurance left this morning
for his old home at Crowley, Louis
lana. He will be gone about three
weeks and while at Crowley will at
tend his brothers wedding
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
Attention Shriners,

You are requested TO wear your
full dress suits and Fez at the recep'
ton this evening. BY order of the
POTENTIAL
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Mrs. B. w. Porter, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ounce
Cummins, left this morning for her
home at Fort Worth
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
Iowa Dairy Stock For Sale.

Having sold my place, now would
like to close out my dairy stock at
once. Horses and machinery also.
particulars, call phone 2S4 S9t6*
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

William Plunkett left this morning
on business trip to Lexington, Ken
lucky. He also will take in the home
coming celebration at Louisville
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
Try Purity Flour.
"HOME cOMiNa WEEK"
Ceremonies Opened Today With an
Address by Henry Watte.Son.

Louisville, KY, June 13.-Cioudy
skies and pouring rain greeted the
first official day of Home Coming
Week" this morning. Fortunately the
greater part of the exercises sched-
uled for today take place under COW
er, and they were not interfered :, III.
The principal address today was de-
livered by Col Henry Watterson-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
TO SLASH POLICIES.

Insurance Companies Combine to Rob
San Francisco Sufferers.
San Francisco, Cal. June 13.-The
nieH agreed through their agents at
a meeting in Oakland yesterday to
slash all policies 25 per cent. Thirty
companies refused to enter the agree
ment. Twenty companies have not
yet decided, and ten were, not present
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Fine SIS milk COW, will trade for
good gentle horse. See R. H. McCune,
121 n. Main. S1t10
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Clarence Ullery returned yesterday
from Artesia and other points down
the road, wnere he looked after his
business interests
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Miss Skillman left this morning
for an extended visit in Kentucky and
at her old home in Alabama.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Col. George Slaughter returned
this morning from Midland, Tex.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Developing and finishing for anna
teurs.-Walton's Studio. 88tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
Purity Flour.

Careful attention given to amateur
work at Walton's Studio. 88tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
Ask For Purity Flour.

W. H. MeBrayer's Cedar Brook
bottled in bond.-Oriental Saloon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
WANTED.

WANTED Man to nurse sick man
by the week. Inquire Geo. E.
French, C. c. K of P. 89tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Miss Jessie May Denning returned
yesterday from a visit at Artesia-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

F. A Mueller, the tailor, is well
prepared to take care of the rush in
his business, which will surely follow
this oil boom. Get your orders in
early for suits or extra pants. SStf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Red Top Rye. Oriental saloon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13
OIL, OIL. OIL.

Prices for portraits are the same
as ever now, but when we strike the
'Egusher'' they will go up. Take ad-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

Subscribe for the Daily Record.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

South Bound
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-13

p. ". & N. E. TIME TABLE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

ne moral Of The fOllosiaE tn.

The moral Of the fOllosiag tue
ineidsuts = this.-siaoe sosr mos,
On deP>sii with ihe I.oala N4iiaaai
bank. where moiis aaa rsss 90 y
essraP'. and where taisy De %,
break through ana sissi.
A man IN Martia soaniy rsssu,ly
last his house b Ire he lad s7ye
n hard earned moasy deposited
Il An organ TIE fiamas beat him %
ne organ and in his desperate Ell
ioTlS 10 save he nopey hs As o1u-
side-aely buTnel Tee neaey ai.i o.
san NeEs consumed
AnothaF MAJ. NJ AHes. dovu IA
B9gd e5zay. loozeaei ! hoard %
the ceiling On one ro6n II his hone
and carefully packed away sis.e ii
Paper mones- Whsl Ae Wsat 10 SCI
X \ feE uoalhS l1r.T. b. foant lha1
he mice had eat il into s,aan bits
and Sere rolling n uFal,h- he loss
every csat Of il.
TheSs czSs shoE IL folly aad IN
seuriSy Il tEgias 10 kesp noaey II
hone YeS there 4ry many psoPse
40 10 it Thex fesl Is safe A. lhase
&c mea ia befl-s tie uuexPs-ssl
a4P9eae5 10 thsm Ne4 thsy peols-
oly EOadsr vhy Jhsy aid u5t De-
Posis shsir mOaey IN 4 SOD B1ak.
Taa1 / Ehz1 every citizen SA2ali 80
aai thus avoid PoSs5biligg q loss.
We zre At yOzr service aad Axss
eFe-y noss-p facility for handling
yquF h'lsizessYou are iayirai 10 cyea
q ac2unt Nfih n
TIE LOUISA NATIONAL. BANK
I-oziss, ny.
" G. WATSON. Prss:sep,
Il r CONLEY. Csshi-r
! = HAcRMORTH.
L H YORK.
RI NINS0N.
AUGUSTUS SNTn-s.
H YATES.
Dir4surs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
THE FARM.
Care sf BaHy Ut.nszS

Cleanliness Is The first lzu zhieh
slo1ld b Obszrvet hy evezoas N,
II any Ezy manufsetures OF handles
dairy p7O3ucrS The real resuine
u ne term IsanIinass Or z-fta-
u5n Is TO preserve o. promote god
health. b II Of the iniividaal o.
the public. hencz any oO16i1ioa.
vhieh VII pr01ote this sud sEf-c-
lively sh5ald b established ne
simpler thsse coniitiOns can b. uzss
the better ThzE Eeed 10, b
expensive OF eishorzte.s1d they CO.
t2inly are within the rsseh Of ever
dzir5nan- InzSnUch as the dAiry
Industry Is 80 important in innn-
e1cing the health Of The oOosuner.
II Is fitting that Ne pay spscial Al
tsn1iOn TO the cleaning q utensils
used in the dairy
Uneieza dairy utens5Is are anons
the greatest sources Of oootzrafnz-
tea OF milk This contamination Il
due to The p-asense OF Undesirable
bacteria some bzets-ia are 1sA
FIJI and Necessary in the art a
ea1sing soeh Changes As TIE Sur
ing q milk. and the riPsniuE Of
chess. all Of which are p-ossse
pTodzcet b bacteria OF 4 dazizbss
kind.
- Undesirable bacteria are tAnse
that P-oiuce tzinis in milk sud
which exist principally in filth lOsE-
ed the surface and in the ersv-
icss q dairy utensils The ancz-t
Of fiith s an Indication q the nun
Der Of undesirzsle ba-1sria in h
milk Thsse bacteria are minute o.
znisus which have the Po<e- o.
multiplying very r@ps5ly und=r nv
OrzbIs ooaditious-
The con1itiOns most suitst 10 Their
groE1h are food. warmth AMI ms
ture Mix furnishes The rsauir-,s
food for thsir growth Rac-eria are
especially nHnerO1s in and zro.rn5
a dairy. and get into the MIX IN
many vzES ThOZsznSs of thsu AZ
concealed in erevisss that can IareI
" b sen. and If they ooze in en-
~ EIk hey Ein ia-euS
any thoasznt fold ElShin q sao-7
tine and 81 Up bal fsrneutaricas
UAicA are familiar to all sairyrsa
he real Ooiecz Of Sanitation l. 70
GIT nd Of 1nsesirzhle germs VILE
II Is a fzet hat so1s Of thsn are
harnlsssstin here are many vhicA |
are harmful to hunan life. hsnaeI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
Farms for Sale.

; aalOiaiHs fATpls ~ nils no
Weserille. l Of sse Serss has , sSos
DWELLINGS s,nrseesse aA1 al S.N-
ouilaiuEs. pieaU q ~ater. Sgvssra
= agps In grass ise soEvs s,,ar,a
R'enS II ,iu.eer 10 Ee4R IN ne
Rlace
AH0'hcC, that u lNS aorSs, 81 ii
Z sleasos, 50 acgss in eraSs, awel,.
'ags, plea,y u eNsd sgSinsS
AlSo, ise aoges. = asrcs s,sar,,,
e aetes in grAss. usoS,ly frsA. ~
acres II eo,iOm On an tAsse tracts
VIA sen ihese plaecs al tngrther.
eF separately,
AIS" have n gaea sAw ana uis,.
mlll on the plses which viii b. sola
With L. ~ separately, 0O0a enelne
and ho'ley and eNoa harms
terms fash Ng further iatora,a
'lOa aRp0 n Ms Sandy Ne,sA l.oa,|
"a Ny. nj
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
WEBRvIIr

FoaE car ilzis q s7oks ana haiea-
E, hznslss Ee-e ship7ei from A4rs
Noasay
Ms r L S,sEs-r ard sa1sa,a
1--we re1rn55 10 Lszisa after
Eeeks ylsit 10 relatives here
Doc J. Gznhzll. Al Btrtou an Car
e HolAvook cane over frou Blziza
-oizy ana ssaE sSzn III riser
Rshe Be-ty. q Blaine. Is q rs
Eay - Cincinnati E5.k l. He'd q
"A cattle an3 > bss kozs
War Rueker transacted bzsinsss q
Csinss creek Tuesiay.
Elsa wellmaa ~ oyE fr7-
Cherokee lhiS sex
B-rrhe,t.wsri and Sisuzt.ausa pass
ID through h=re Noa3ay ~i,h rr-
large s-ovss Z cattle.
George B=lsss- Saippe4 ! car lc1a
q earle % Cinanazri fro- hy-z %
iay-
Guy N.rssat Neat 10 asa5 4 Blaias
70 ! Save min ,o-9ag
Ms Henri FIsch=r am szusate-s
have 7s-a-nsi f7un Paiu-sriIIe.zhers
tasy aitsas=1 IL faR=zaI q Cas-
FIssA9-
A J. PzaaiRstoa an5 vife. 10 hzy
aesn H. are improving
Doc WeIl@n has returned f-5e.
PAinsSvill-
FoE ear las q zgozss an Aa1s-
DIS Es7e saiR7si frp@ Ezrs IL
We,iaess4y
WIHe Colz- q Ga-azr. rzss
'hrU-sh h5rs las ~s lu,s
10 BlIra
Ms Nos-soa. vh3 hz sza Il
Oaio. ~ 7ssEnss % Rss5ne-
Joe CARRIER ara xtte are vss--
Eag relatives Al Salys-sriIis
To suye q cairlA ans ole q
hoS Weus io~u IzS EeeS i9On
Flogd an5 Pike e,on1is
w Moss and Wa Cszffsa If,
'o-1ly for Halls stare nm n
7ouFany i ~ Grezzp I4anar
CozBsny. 50 hear
" CrNEtO-a, lanbe- za. hs
7o1s4 hack t-oz Blzias AT IS ls4s-
ins lunhsr-
\ oaili q n D hitchsu-s t=l
EssesEday-
Lon YoGas Eeat TO Grzyzau sat
zrday-
Mss Norris EAs hsrs Il<- Eeek
iroa GrsSal7 q he- ESy 70 Blasrs
he SESSION q 1As Literary S1r
lrt2y nishE undsr PIT Deassis *
sIosllsar- he <ab5e5 a ~ -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
FRIGRrFrII.Y RrRNHn

Gas W. Moore H,sthinis'. Il
Sora Cisy. Pa. had his hard fsishs-
tally aayns3 in an electric arnsee he
,rPlsa Rasslsns AralSa Saly, via
he usual rsSalt' "a quick ana per
isc, nre Creates, healer On carih
cor RarnS Wounds, Sosss, Eclema,
ana PILES. sc AZ A N Hughes drug
elS,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

Pa1ss-ss Ms sass and S5sa mis-
smart design Tor a shirtsxalst suit viii
T. found an excellent nso3sl ara EilI
make up sStisf1rJoEily IN the vAs.ab,e
Ilaseri1ls Is ve-l As the z0oisa soots.
TIE frOaJ caaSiag Is ia duchess STYLE
and the moderately fun sleeve Is gath
s-e3 into a s-raIsai elE. he seek Is
completed ~ 4 high SANDING Collar
AID aeckka23 TIE ssirt Is one q
TIE usEeSt u he niEs eo7et models
An4 fares il prevailing sgyie. a. 1hs
loser e1sa The ra1tsra provides Tor
TIE hack IL he il habit styls o. Ia
IN a toX Flsa5, ana for medium sEss7.
roun3 o. sAo-t r5Za8 lshEth- Mohair.
serse sinea. pgle auck aza Ps-eals
sre s4lssAls fer TIE 3srslcTnsa;. he
zs5iuE Sire uill require tNo yaris q
4fi1sh material t0- ne Eais. 4as 81
and hvs-s Ehshs yarss Tor IRE SKIRT
LADIES' Elsiu h.oase Ma 5sSs Sices
10 - "a s. = e. ana u irchts bss-
measure Eattes rins sOral aa-s
skirt No z1 Sssss to- = q. IS -
8 a-s = iaA-s Nais' measure
he as0ye sslstta,i5s ea,,s sc- ,Ea
ssTarstF 7as,erls Tss prise s ten
oe1ss each
Th,S rs,tera vi-I ~ Seut Il son n
re4r ns' o- s. Is Aasrt>S an ur ~
totAe Pattern ls.re.-- ,l.s q spare-
y Sl7e & sTe ans ul-isrr 8, r1s-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

rritssAH y stanley. q Bruno. sIase
he res o-alion Of ny uife's health
after NJ years olntinnoas coughing
and ble'-l-ns from the lungs. and ]
0-e NJ s7ol fortune % ne ~51id :.
greatest m=.ielns. DF. Kings Nsu
Discover for Consaraptina. which
kn3s from experience III ere oaa-
Sumption Il taken n time III vifs
improved vitA firss bottle and tssEvs
eotues emoFls9ei eare. Curss he
Eorst eolghz and ooid o. money r.
faHasa Al A n. Hugs Drugs,
80 and .LoA Trial bo1lle nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
IL YElI.ow rEvER.ns

A1s TeCsa'iy tSea discovered ].
osaEs a esoSe rsSeaalaaee 10 The M
lara ssr- To fres tke sys,sa f-ou,
i-Ssase gems. HE most siEeeurz
sszlscy Is p. Kings NsN Life PSus
i1aTan'ssd p oaTs ali aessSss sre
. olAArta polSoa Sas elasips,i-u-
- Al A N Hushts er,s S0-s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

go - -
~, tt2.-s
- - -
~ -...l
s1-t & 3 sres1 t-1-c -. as1l-ltat
u tlles SIS u-73 loa7S ana h.s-a.S
"A sai-:v sss-,7s.ss II 49, - I. ~
S-,- s-
- ~ s1l+- sAtrl 3 c1E
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
Conley's Store,
LOUISA Ken,ucky.
WANTED.
White OAK and Hickory
Hoop Poles.

Z e'l ~ ar SlA-iisy x Waas
a4A aa1 Htckesy aE P,l.s Ia ssr
- lss ara say CASH sAsa laas.
2 90 ears Write ~ Psicgs ana
SiU,ai.als
Z s Cale-sse-. lga1tga. a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

STATE os- EENSTE,aY.
lprNTY % I-4EEENrll.t
/ q z VlES g. Casls4r q IL. si.,f-l
-Ar7=,i tans d. sll=zalv sE-ar 4 Il
= --',Ss -7l.iel-l=l- : rraa u chs Gs-c
II ny knlEie,sg- 4--s l--i-f
q Z NIN>1N- CsShisr
S1tssrll-as Al s1rQru 70 b-s1-s NJ
ms SD DAY = s'e7-uasy ls.s
L Carey.
NQz2rr Puh15c
9 oit--l--,s,soa tEE5-vs E'ra Is Iss>
C5-rect- Attess
Z L SsiANN1N.
A } GAEsEa psr-,-s
? Il FsrsHAN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
WATCH REPAIRING

Nr, vsiss. y Nliuass,a. Is a5u Ii
Hrss q IL Sa,ea repairing a.
C12-sys s17- he Ua1-lls
I frs'-eiass seAo-l q E4szA-zsk
.tzg an Aas LIs5 I'D ezsss-zsss ~
PsE-sacz- BEizs il rors au1
e1se L Due p7o1F-is a1s p-17e-iy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
aOo FOR $50.

re ssEtgSl1- r e
C5rc-azass Daily PoS. Is $50 i
ys1r ne Big saast Ness : s."
~ E Ns n szs soe raRs S
io1 So
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
90 1ToI1s I0II0 ~ 0rlr neg

y - y q VI IlllF hGN
4 h1d k,a ~ ~ N,s,s
N''iss Ms Esy@ Uoaar "a
Se'li@a, Wssas s4a ,as 1sso,s c,il
~ ee'e ~ l'yie3 p'l.Ss K,aa,y
nv ana iae NtS m, 1ose saw al
..''s' "a am saN tatoi / ,al,
~ So ~ wsss tv Ra,sys K3
sN NNfN q makts nv dss ASA
seSs swami - tAsy wM vl.min.,,
~ ? tops uom iee h,saA lA s
ivy q ms g'ssl hsAltA Is pn,,,ss,
''N SNa b las,a n.us N,means
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

uhicA reszin milk. making il inbos-
sible 10 eiean sach yessels thorough
u.
GlAss and eashen<are have rane.
uDes been used. ana are very m
cent. bat on account Of theiE ~
Psasiysn=ss. the ASe With yhieh
lhR are h7Okea and their grsa,
Eeigkt TIES ATv Impractical IL
dairy ase-
nnna1 NEAL complies ncst nzarls
nth Al r7Slirsnel1s. and Is ~
shs4pes, ana ms, P-ecticaI =; u
srsssni tiDa Ho~eyer. III Ilesal
saOala b d god qsali5y ara hsa4.
Ay sad s0ooShly liaass 70 4EOsd
bare ina sPoss. Ehich are liable Ii
aD-rpss an boone r3ash. hu.
s=-ving A. bresding-pl4oss for l4e-
terra j IS no, eeeusi Nise 10 u
gzlvzniIa3 IrOa. Eae Or Other r0cst
sEl4os metal
Al iOints. Corners. SANS and erev.
ioes should b MAZE snoolh and tn
ID entirely Nth soI1sr. Prssssd III
Or seamless utensils zrs y-gerahl.
trO1 sanitary stanip1int Nls
q3fs II particular SAo1l3 have :.
consls. % that here Eln X Il
Pl2es for bacteria 10 g7oS- Ssrzia-
sS and 1srztorS sao1l5 X made Ike
Se. snoOlh zn5 Nish AS fsE P-o-
ia@fng nais. nos OF b-zo4s as p1s-
so6le Storing OF deliver cars. alp
PTS and Other utensils nZst ais
ao-Ply EiIA this ruls- 4 nsE p.5os
u Strsinz ciOsh SA01ld k zsai Al
sach milking
TAe P-ineipal things nssSsa-y q,
zssqaIg utensils dean are hO- Ea--
Z OF steam. s0ne alkaH- 4 scrub-
.-ng-b-ush OF : crarse don. en-
9tnsd Nth plenty Of sl5oE-srszss
% make IhOse agents effective Al
1;s-slls should b eissaei imuasi-
a1ssE after Using The ueshoss f1-
cleaning vary slightly znoousins Il
EhAE the utensiIs have ooaiains "a
: ~ l's mus
Is 7 ''A ''--
:.
---.- -t--
: - 20 1919 ~a.e'' -ll
--.-s . p
-.
az
-.
=, az
=
y 'S- 49,
=. AZ
: -
-
- s7>'-s'
=. - l.-s--S
- ,.
-
So !
-
~ 1
: z--
-1s A--A.hs
- - e 20
- -'
- - - - -
y. .-.--.--
- - 1T
=
-. 4
rhL - -
i. -. = - 2
-.
7-s'- = ~ --'7- IN
- -. =
.s+...s
= - - -.
-. l.---.s
- -. -.
---z
- - u.
-,
-. -. -
.-i,,,,- - -
$3.50. -
49,. -. -.
----i,.i - :.
n .f,.- - -. - -
v.sb.- :, -. .,..-;, -
,,u.so, co,,,i,,-
=. 49, T,s.-,,-.s,-
~ - :. 80
: Mn
- -. q -
: 40 - -4s.,,,5,. -
> - r..,z=ls - = -
--- th-x h.rA ~, ,,-s--s.s 49,.
- ro-.s5,i,-. a, - - II
-ipE-roo-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
All Run Down

HIS Is a common ePres-
sion We hear on every
side Unless there is
some organic trouble. the con
ditiOn Can doubtless be remedied.
Your doctor IS the best adviser.
Do not dose yourself with an
kinds Of advertised remedies
set his opinion More than likely
you need a concentrated fat food
to enrich your blood and tone
up the system.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
MANrnn

l'e Aa'As's " r0'a sa,pl vANe
oorp 40 Neoe
y , @'shs'', o., aaa ~,
stew cPNslle nsseagw s,l0,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
RoR SALE

smeles : ysaFs cd.
: mules Sysars ola
wAgon eooa a. new,
log wagoa,
Sod eagsy pole harness ant
sAAisa Apply TO r. A, Akers
ioalsa, Nv,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
rsOasaaas Have kidney TrOasle
and DOa't Know II.

~ s--,= 9 e,-zss gas ~ ~
rsa-- ~ x S1-5 rEsasy-ss-- h1-sz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
~

ReE.a-t = tn ronsiifi r = tie FIRST
NATIONAL BANK oE Louisa. a
Lillss q IT, safe u S-nturSy. a. tte
el.es q. olsinT>S. Jza - lsS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
ec-riz-1S srocf IA, ~ ssa--v
- 2ss o-sss ,ss.-.

= !.
~ 1-e -, Z crs.-.
WAT 70 n
tee-e IS cc-s>-s !, a. k--a'ss-. .,
ss'ea expressed ;Als D.. EE-s--y So
49,, - gseA, ka@aef gt-asss [. ss.-r
N-sa = ez4-s E1ss--a.sEa- IA = -
sleS, ss-aeyS Gees, Sl23Ssr al ever ras,
:; - ssl1Iy PaSage, hc---css isssssrs
= esl- 'sa,ss a.. SsasGsx "a u pass.,s
2, e IA e,sec,s ts,sNise - q -
~l1'e = eees, Al ses-eensS ~ u-,a.ss,s,
ssesSz'y e seaS eo-seeea = = go
e-1.as - eay. Al y ~ - saasr SIS
c-fi'e ~ = ga Tse r>g5 sas - sxt,a.
Ss1.aa'y s'iscs z SNamp.ROOt ) -,
leA-'s hS,aa5S tSe \ sees, a. Is Sss,
Ssstel Suses Il ~ rssE SsseSsr. 49,
Y yca peec = raeisclcs yog sAaul3 S.y, ~,
ees,' 81 y sfsggs,s IN Soe. asa s.. s.sss.
Nsa mar AsVe a SAmg'e sS,tls a ,Al.
Nenetlia cNaoVey 4 ~
aRi a Scck that t,lIs AT-axkfs,A ~
nave skce,it ke,A semi T. ~ ts,J
sesol,ety hes b r,all SsSs s., Ista
address ~, Nl,psT 4 Hs.,s, s-.~rr.,
ca,, bagAAIa,aN, n, Y, WNsa v,s,as risa,
Tea ssAalag ,aa gsnssSga Siisi IA ,a.s papse
n,ai make ans mlsjasN hat ~
lNsmNer the name, swamp Roo,, M
Nimess swamp Roo, and ,As al
iress, ulagAam,0a, y ", ~ eyer,
bottle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
SiSs ana Ss@


A ssssis' IS = aaa sAo psis,s v,,A
Prise
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

11d fhe
uuId -
Dagnlfd
70 q aD
eQual %
AILI
q wouH
appear
muro ter
me than
6eahinx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
cATARRa cANNor NJ cCRED.

Escnssa A NocvKRy, Fssssss=,
: u YATES Disl Man. lOa'sa ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
A RANCH WOMAN'S HOME.

Of really palatial nature. II is called
the headquarters, and Is large stone
house, resembling in appearance an
ancient feudal castle more than any
thing else IL IL said TO have cost
more than $4,000, aud Is equipped
with every modern convenience, in
-cluding electric light system Of wat
crworks q sewage system and other
up-to-date appliances, There are many
guest chambers, and when Mrs. Adair
is on the ranch these are kept oc-
cupied. as the headquarters" is the
scene OF much gayety I'm which tho
people Of Clarendon and the adjacent
ranches often join.
Not least important IN the equip
ment OF this ranch are the stables and
the kennels, Mrs, Adair Is devoted TO
hunting, wolves being the most avail
able quarry I'm that region, and she
keeps many good saddle horses and
many dogs purely for tho pleasure Of
the chase. People who have seen one
Of Mrs. Adair's wolf hunts say II Is a
beautiful sight Level courses seventy
five miles long stretch away on some
parts OF the ranch, unbroken by barbed
wire fence or obstruction OF any kind.
But, OF course, I'm a country like that
hunting becomes pretty much a ques-
ton Of endurance between wolf and
dog..-New York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

The land Is divided into many large
pastures, and a large force OF fence
riders" is on duty all the time to see
that the dividing lines between them
are kept intact Then the cattle re-
quIre more or less attention. particu-
larly through the winter and spring,
when the calves and weakly cows have
to be fed and cared for In former
years Mrs. Adair superintendent \ large
part Of the work herself, but now,
although she keeps the threads of
every department In her own hands
she leaves It's practical management
almost entirely TO her superintendent
The Adair ranch is monument.
however, not more to the energy ana
ability OF Mrs. Adair than to the busl-
ness acumen and long sightedness OF
her husband. who purchased these
vast holding 20 years ago at an aver
age cost OF 90 cents an acre. At that
time the land was considered practi-
ca lily worthless. even for cattle graz
ing. II looked like a desert. II was
In an Isolated. uninhablted part Of
the state. Comparatively little land
In that region had been taken up
and It looked ms II the day was far In
the future when Il would be.
But MI. Adair had confidence In
the future OF the Panhandle region.
He told his friends at the time he
bought the land and established his
big ranch on II that the day would
come when his investment Of 5000, 900
would be worth millions, Since his
death his prediction has come true.
Instead OF the one stored log shack
with which most ranches are equipped
the Adair ranch is enriched by house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

Good, law abiding citizens have been
misled by all this hue and cry against
Governor Goodlng, for a pretended
usurpatlon Of authority.
Hundreds of reputable Democrats,
who have withheld their support from
the governor, really believe that he has
been guilty Of some atrocious wrong.
Grounded in the erroneous belief that
the officials Of the Western Federation
Of Miners have been deprived Of some
legal rights, they considered II their
duty TO rebuke the administration and
at the same time maintain the integrity
Of their party organization, but these
premises are being rapidly dlssipated
Chairman Lockhart, of the Democrat
lc state central committee, Is displacing
the historic Democratic party, with a
hydra headed mongrel, with as many
aliases as the different subdivisions
Of the state seemed to require. This
vivacious youngster seems bent on the
utter demolition Of the old party. Be-
fore election day, 1t is safe to predict,
the elements Of fusion and confusion,
will be reduced to a mere semblnnce
of organization. It's ranks will be
thinned by desertion and broken by
futile contest against the unflinching
phalanx OF conquering legions.
Hence, the coming hither of Secretary
Taft is timely and will have whole
some effect In evincing to the better
clements OF both parties just what this
campaign means as an asset for future
good or evil to this state and Just
how men of integrity everywhere view
the serious conflict now pending