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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
THE PAST WEEK IN COTTON
Commercial Appeals Weekly
 Review of Conditions.
August Deterioration Seems to Have Set in and Conditions are Somewhat
 Less Favorable.

Memphis, Sept. 4.-The Com. mercial Appeals weekly review ot cotton crop conditions says thass! correspondents are not agreed as to the effect of the past week, which was cool and dry. None of them, however, report serious damage from the low temperature, and 1n most instances the dry weather was a boon, though there is a sec ton needing rain. In these dry districts, which are scattered, but most numerous ill Eastern Miss issippi, some premature opening of the bolls is noted and loss of vitality in the cotton. Through out the four states of Alabama Mississippi, Tennessee and Ark ansas there has been materia loss from the excellent conditio 1 prevailing early in August, whe sr indications pointed to the large:8 crop on record. The decline from these brilliant conditions has led some correspondents to give estl- mates of deterioration which ap- pear excessive and are probably so. Shedding continues and the growth in the bottom lands is rank, with the ultimate fruitage of the stalk undetermined.
 Some picking has been done aty all points, but it has not become general except in the southern dis tricts. Another week will witness pretty general picking, with the continuance of favorable weather for maturing. Better reports are received from Northern Alabama, in the valley of the Tennessee riv' CT and West Tennessee than else where. In these sections the Aug-l ust deterioration has been very slight.
 Some dissatisfaction is expressed by farmers at present prices, which are considerably below 10 cents on the farms, and where conditions will allow of it there will be some holding of the early picking.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06

of Lonoke started a meeting at Baugh school house Sunday. ...". I. s. and w. T. Russell and J. T. I. D. Cozart went to Little Rock last week w. c. Russell has been at home this week Mrs. A. N. R. Tygart has returned from Argenta Ed Edwards school closes at Baugh school house Fri day. The school at the Section will be out ill two weeks. ..... Everybody is preparing for the pic nic at Fl Paso Wednesday. Some interesting ball games will be played.
 September }.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
CENTERVILLE.

One week of sunshine, which is very much needed The cotton crop of this section is being dam aged very badly by rust. .... Fodder pulling and hay saving is abou- over for the season. The ninet months old baby of Christopher Blythe died Friday night, inferred Saturday at McNew Chapel. The bereaved have our sympathy. Mrs. O. ]. Woolly was sick the past week with chills and fever.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

Crops of all kinds were never better than at present and cotton picking will begin in earnest next week The farmers wear broad smiles now, as they look over their fields, but the kick will come when they begin to market their cotton .... Rev. Earl Atwater re- turned last Saturday from a two weeks visit ill Pope county. -. Miss Matte Collier has recovered from a spell of slow fever and was able to attend Sunday school last Sunday John Crowley of Little Rock is spending few days visit ing the family of w. T. Hall .... Mrs. Mary Hardin was very sick last week, but is improving ..... Rial Crouch and wife visited Mrs. Amy Myers at Sunnyside last Sat urday. Tom Mathis and family of Preston visited his sister, Mrs. Suffers, last Sunday. Rev. John Wright and family of Holland are spending a few days here visiting his wife's brother, James Hardin. ...... Loch Sevier of Rocky Gap was here last Friday looking over the Pyle fruit farm, with view to leasing 1t for five years w. H. Sevier has his new house nearly completed -. Hall x Suffers will start their sorghum mill Wednes- day; then we will all sweeten up. .... Charley Mathis of Bryant's S Mill was visiting friends here Sun day.
 September 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

A shower would be appreciated very much. .....,..S Some cotton is opening on high ground ..... The people are about Ldone pulling fod der and saving hay. Cotton pick
 ing and gathering corn will be next ......The third nine of this place defeated New Hope Satur- day evening I5 10 9..,.Rev. Ba n
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
Reduced Rates.

Round trip tickets Conway to St. Louis and return SI6,o5, Chi cago and return S25.o5, on sale daily to and including September 30. Final return limit October 31. Reduced rates to numerous other points. For further information see l.. F. VILLARs,
 tt Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
For Twenty Nenrs-

Other chill remedies have sprung up, flour ished for a brief season, then passed away even from memory-but for twenty long wears Gheatham's Chill Tonic has been in the field Cf action. The reason is simple. It has merit If actually cures Chills and Fcvers while the ma lority of others merely promise to. One bottle guaranteed to cure any one case 2-4t
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
Deer Hunting Party.

A party composed of Sheriff J H. Harrell, Joe Green and severa others is spending a few days i the southern part of the count deer hunting. The closed seasoI for deer ended September I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
Marriage Licenses.

During the past week County Clerk J H. Hartje issued marriage licenses to the following:
 Sam Sims to Miss Pinkie Hart wick, Guy.
 M. c. Crenshaw to Pima Gate wood, Conway,
 John Douglass to Laura Hines, Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06

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R. J Mayher, No. 406 South Clark St, Chica- go, writes as follows:
 T have kept and used your Hunts Lightning Oil for the last ten years in my family. It is the only kind to have and the best of all
 It cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sprsins, Aches Pains, Stings and Bites. II kills Chiggers too
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
poNp cREEK

II. D Mcclure Is iransaettng bust.
neu In PikeyilIe this week.
Jess Daniels, ~ wbltehouse Il
building tram read for he cllnch
VALLEY Lumber Co.
Nathan Gambill IS putting the I'm.
ishing touch on the new boarding
house.
John Ray has opened up the new
stock Of goods for the Glitch valley
Limber Co.
Harris a Harris are dolng a good
business with their saw mill.
Walter Vance is selling lots Of
goods.
Jasper Ramey has nftoen boarlers
this week
walies vsaee loaded two carloads
Of lumber last week.
The cllArh Valley Lumber Co. "a
doing lots Of worl here They are
building about fo.g miles Of main
hne uhp road, and several swienes
and have i5-ton climax engiae with
ne bes, equipped log trucks 81 his
section. The company u also placing
hrgc saw mill near the railroad
and aill IN short time be ready 10
va 2 lof Of fine lumber on the
y hct
Tho & q o Is putting 10 The side
track here
~ lRat there b only one thing
that d thiekcr hcie than drummers
ard that g lorusts
. X Whi,e1 clo.ed a deal GA
aairowbore and tbs creek Tor The
hickory oa about 1000 acrs Tho
parties arc 10 deliver It r. o. D.
cars. par
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
nEEcH SHADE

Several members Of the NJ. p. S.
Society Ct this place attended lodge
at Cherokee Saturday.
n X Whitten has returned from
businrss trip to Louisa.
b. 5. Butler. Of Cherokee. was on
our streets Sunday.
Church was largely attended SUN
day, Rev. Henry Kemper is our
preacher.
Albert Pack will spend the summer
In Ashland.
II B. and RollIe Butler. OF Chero-
kee, attended church here Sunday.
Misses Lizzie Roberts ar,d Emma
Young attended Sunday School here
Sunday
Jita Young says he Is going to
Greenup In the near future.
Doc whltten went To Cherokee
Sunday.
Lea Akers was here Sarasy.
The people OF this vicinity were
sorry to hear Of the death OF George
Large. II was quite shock to his
many friends.
M.llard Garter. of Blaine, passed
here with a fac drove OF hogs last
week.
J. NJ Cyrus passed here recently.
Claude Young, while hauling hay
just below George Bishops. fell from
his wagon and received some painful
injuries
The patroas Of this plloe are pre-
pairing to build new school house.
which is badly needed.
Beech Shade Sunday School Is pro-
gressiag nicely Under the manage
ment CT Crooks Adams.
Thee will be prayer meeting here
Friday night by Bro Kemper.
Jerry Rife passed here last week.
Misses Hola Cnrter and julie
Young made trip to Cherokee
rhursday Two Blue Eyes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
MARVIN.

Quite a number Of young folks
from this place attended church as
Green Valley Sunday.
Mrs. W. NJ Adkins and Miss Mar
tina Moore went to Fallsburg last
Monday.
Miss May Foster has returned home
after a brief visit with relatives in
Lewis county.
Mrs. Hester Thompson was the
guest Of Mrs. H Thompson Sunday.
Lock Moore, salesman for Dixon,
Moore & Co., was calling on merchant
here this week.
Mr.. Matthew Kitchen. formerly OF
Chis place. but now of Newport, R. l..
is visiting relatives here.
Grover Bradley, Of Yatosyille. was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Misses Marie and Gypsie Compton
We're shopping in Louisa last week.
Freeland and Mart Moore we're
here last sunday to see their father.
Who has been very ill for some time.
Mr.. Rife was on our creek last
Monday.
Miss Ida Browning was visiting
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Muncey, Of Smokey Valley, was
here last week.
George Large spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents on Daniels
creek.
Harmon Compton was in Louisa
last Sunday on particular business.
Deputy Sheriff Dock Smith has been
making our boys hustle around for a
few days. Topsy Turyy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

Edgar Bartram and Oscar See
called on friends ON Lick Creek
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Bartram and
little son visited Joha y. Peters
sunday
Wee See, who has been at Roanoke,
came home Saturday.
John Peters was at this place
SUNDAY.
Malissa Holbrook was here Sat
uriay and Sunday.
Mrs. G. r. Peters visited Mrs. john
\. Peters Monday.
Pauline and Lena copley contem-
Dhre visit TO their brother at
Preston. W Va.
Dock crabtree is visiting his brother
AT this place.
Misses Sarah and Beuie See wore
shopping In CassyIlle Saturday.
A large crowd from here attended
church At cassyllle Sunday night.
Miss Bessie See csatempiates q
visit at Webb aoon.
Church al this place the first sun
day "a June %Rolebnd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
LIZ cREEK.

There was a large crowd attended
church here Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ida wilson visited her sister
Mrs. Asch. Monday.
Nj. and Mrs Lon Meclnn and call.
dren visited al Oliver Hardwict'1
Sunday.
Miss Anlse Wiiscd, OF Louisa, yis-
tied Joe wllsoa Saturday and suaday
Charley Wilson called here Sun
day evening
Hiram Layue aad Geasge wllson
made a trip to CHARLEY Sunday and
report fine time.
George wellman aud Alex win.
hanson. Of Roanoke. Va, are expect.
ed hcme sooa,
Edgar Bartram AID Oscar See. q
Tug, were here sunday
Andy and Alden See were SEEN
passing here Sunday
SUSIE Hardwick. Ida Wilson. Berth.
Isyac and Dora Wilson We're shop
ping In Louisa Saturday.
George Wilson aad Hi Layne hal
news from Utah last week. wanting
them to come ont there and live
Ida Wilson ana Nora Hardwlck TT,
going up Tug this week On visit
...... Horny Suckle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
MIDWAY.

There will be "a ice cream festi.
val at this place Saturday, May 27
Everybody come. We are expecting
al enjoyable time.
Willie Cyrus ana C. Workman were
at B. F. Carriers Sunday.
Virgie Large called on her sister
on Gait, Mrs. Minnie Webb, Sunday
Grover Webb has changed his
boarding place from Gait to Uncle
John Large's.
Willie Adams and Ollie G. Raglan
took dinner at B. +. Carriers Sunday.
Mr.. Ragan is nice young man and
an extra good preacher. Every one
that hears him preach one sermca
wishes to hear him again.
Uncle Robert Jordan, who has
been sick so long, we are sorry to
say Is no better. A True Friend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
MARVIN.

Farmers at this place are almost
done planting corn.
They had a corn shuek!ng down at
Jerry Cooksey's last week, and had
a goud time.
Misses Gypsy vanhorn aad vorsie
cooksey were shopping at Fallsburg
Saturday,
George Adkins, from Yatewille, was
ca our creek Saturday
z T Moore is slowly Improving.
Ella Haws was calllag ut A. ].
Cooksey's last week,
We @e sorry 10 say that Mr..
Moore Is no better,
Jlm Christian Of w. Va, has re-
turned on visit to see his little
oaes and friends,
Bred Sexton and John Burton are
going to Catlettsburg, where they
viii work d While, ''' NV
Harriet Christina, OF Tuscola, was
visiting her daughter, Lille Cooksey,
last week.
Miss Mona Cooksey aad sister. Adie,
were calling on Miss Jettie Kitchen
Sunday.
We are expecting a wedding 90 our
creek soon.
Harkless May WINS visiting home
folks recently.
Let us hear from Possom Trot
Blue Eyed Boble.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
MuD-sucK spRINGs

Mrs. Billie yenhon g very rol
at her home on Rove creek
The quarterly meeting ned al
Tyrl chapel Saturday and SUNDAY
WAS very largely attended and adj.
sermons were delivered by the aes.
eral preachers present.
The roads on Bear creek are tol.
cradle fair. considering the Immense
amount Of hauling that d done ever
them.
Curtis White. J. W Bellomy and
Willard Byingon were business us
ltors In catleitsburg and Huntington
saturday
/ + wellmln. Frank Payne Shoe
Co.'S maa. was calling on our mer.
chants last week.
II, NJ Runyon is cutting and haul.
ing the large boundary Of timber no
bought Of o. II. Kinne.
Miss Carrie Kinner, who has been
quite sick for tae plst few days, Is
convalescont.
Miller Bellomy q On. have pur-
chased Of Theodore Kinner boun-
dairy Of timber and are hauling Il
20 their mill AZ Adllne.
The lnnaant hum OF the locust
Is our daily music. whether appre.
oietci or not.
Tolbert Bostic is frequent visl.
tor on our creek OF late, For fur
thcr Information you will have TO
ask parties most concerned.
"sybilln silver has seemingly beea
enIeayorlng 70 locate the missing
Grammar Ike" but up to this Tins
We can only learn that he is at the
old stamping ground Now. Ike,
you should throw aside some OF your
reserve and come out In lengthy
epistlc. telllag us your troubles and
your Joys.
Tongue nor pen cannot describe
our appreciation u the NEWS In rs
new form. SO all that We VIII say
at this time is this: Loag may Il
live to brlghtea the lives .of its
many readers and friends, and may
success crown every effort Of its
verify editor "Iuao."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
sAcREp wlNp.

Nv. 1 Boggs and family left last
Saturday for Orchard. Ohio.
Francis Boggs and wife gave Rooert
Morria,a call sunday.
Levi Boggs brought odt nice line
Of merchandise for L. F, Boggs Sat
urdny.
Tom vanhoose and James McDole
were here last week.
Amos johnson has the honor OF
carrying the largest basket OF eggs
to market.
You might have seen the broad
smile on our merchants face last sat
ufday Pension checks had arrived
Willard Moore passed down this
creek Saturday.
Mary Gambll came up Saturday
after the NEWS. In fact we are all
glad to read the pages Of the Big
Sandy News. especially the letters
from the various correspondents.
Mr. Arnet, from salyersvIiIe, was
here recently, and lost a fine watch
and some money.
The party at Harry Griffith's last
Saturday night ended in a general
row. We have class Of boys, just
growing into manhood, who think II
an honor to cause disturbance.
Cousin Bill Boggs and wife came 10
from Leon last week
Noah Wells sold his mule team ,or
1852 90 to Martin Hensley. Of Lee
City, Ky,
JUNE Perkins and daughter are
guests at David sturgills.
Minerva Boggs visited her mother
recently
Quite o crowd Of boys called az
Con Gamblll's Sunday to help ex-
Guide some rats from his corn crib.
Pheba smfeill has gele to Olive
Hill 70 visit her parents.
Dock Boggs and family have re-
turned from Dry Fork where they
speat Saturday and Sunday.
Dick smrglll Is suffering from
rheumatism.
Dick Stargill has ginseng garden
OF ak hundred bunches, which he
planted from the wild roots last fall.
He win add one Thousand more
this season. Uncle Dow.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
RIVER.

The farmers are busy blowing and
hoeing corn, but the weather is so
dry and cold that the crop looks
bad, and the oat crop looks like 1t
would Je an entire failure.
Tom Daniel called his men out
Saturday and gave our road good
working. Tom will make a good
oyerseer.
Mr.. Cooper, the spoke man, went
home Saturday. The report is he
is doing some business on Big Sandy.
E. J. Harris went to Louisa on
business Saturday.
J. x. wbitten went to Soldier, Ky,
Saturday to load several cars CT
handle timber.
E. ]. Harris has sold his fine saddle
horse. Consideration 500.
Proctor Stapleton has fine lot
of handle timber and will commence
hauling TO the railroad this week.
j. X. Written returned from Elk
horn and informs us that he has
closed a deal with the Clinch Valley
Lumber Co. for the hickory on about
1000 acres.
Miss Daisy Ward is visiting friends
at Garrison, Ky.
w. L. Chandler is doing a good
business with his saw mill.
Jack Rittenhouse and wife weat 10
Ashland Friday. Guess Who?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
PAINrsyILLE.

Ruby Brown, daughter Of ]. B.
Brown, who recently moved here from
Wilton, Ky, has been very low with
pneumonia, but Is slowly Improving
under the careful attention Of Dir. r.
M. Bays
Judge Literal and his daughters.
Misses Llnnie and Alice, recently yis-
tied friends and relatives in Pike
Vile. They report a pleasant "trip.
Work Is progressing on John C. 9.
Mayos mansion and other buildings
being erected by him. Mr.. Mayo takes
great interest in his home town.
The Paintsville Ice and Brick Plant
Is In operation.
The Acrogan Coal Co. is running
its mine full time.
The Muddy Branch Coal Co. has the
tipple erected and the grading On
the switch almost done to their mine
on the left hand fork Of the Muddy
branch.
A new Wholesale grocery house Is
being organized by DR.. Bays and
others. The firm will do business 81
Bays large brick building on Second
street.
On last Saturday evening, the 10Th,
Judge w e Literal surprised his
family and many friends here by
quietly getting married TO Miss Mar
tina Robson, handsome young lady
and pupil Of the Paintsyllle school
Mr.. Literal is very popular gentle
man, now serving his fourth term as
a county official. He was County Atts
ney four years and is serving his
third term as County Judge, which
when completed will make twelve
Years for him IN the County judges
chair Mr. Liberals first wife. who
was a sister to the writer's motAer.
was an intelligent and faithful woman
died at the Judges beautiful country
home at Oil Springs about two years
ago. May the Judge and his new
bride walk In peace down the path
OF time and enjoy life's pleasures 10
the end
We note the improvement IN the
appearance OF the NEWS and the
increase in the size OF the paper
A Friend
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
ADAMS.

Sunday School at Spencer's chnpel
progressing nicely with Rev. Diamond
as Supt
Amos Adams is slowly improving.
john and Allen Curnutte left this
place Saturday for Columbus.
Frank. Evans and family were
visiting James Adams Sunday.
Wertie Burton called on Molke
Gussler Sunday.
Tcm Carter will farm with Rich
Gussler this summer. Blue Eyes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
nENRlrrrA

Since the river has fallen farmers
have commenced 10 plant their crops.
7 y SAMSON aud Edgar Dixon are
building fence
Louis Castle, Of PlkeMlle. purehls.
ed 4 fine span ~ horses from loo
Borders. Of this place.
n. A. Borders and aou have moved
heir Nv miil from this place near
v. A. Prel,ona
-Jrnhic chIlders. OF Gallup. visited
her aunt Martha SAMSON. Of this
place.
L. Borders purchased fine horse
Iar, week Of Mar, vanhoose:
Joe Rordors went down the river
las, week on timber.
Rev Raglan filled his appointment
Saturday and Sunday at Borders
Chapel.
Wiley Williams. who g. working
near Plkeville. visited home folks
saiurily.
A. Bowen. representative OF sehon.
Stevenson a Co. Huntington, was
hrre fsN week
Mrs Mary George has been sick
fnr the past few days.
Mas Sparks. who has been down
the river for some time drifting lies
has returned home
Nathan Meade. OF Patrick. was here
last week trading horses.
Charlie Preston had log rolling
last week Deekaboo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
SOLDIER.

W. G. Waltz, of Upper Tygart, has
bought the store house and goods
owned by J. A, Rowland and is now
doing a good business Mr.. Rowlend
contemplates going up Big Sandy N
The timber business.
Chas. Waltz, inspector for shlmgii
and Webster, is doing a good bust
ness in the way of buying ties, laa-
bark, hoop-pcles, slaves, spokes and
handle timber.
w. b. Waltz has gone to Martins
burg, Ky, on business.
]. w. shumate has gone to E,l.o,t
county to close deal for a large
amount of oil barrel slaves.
The Huntington Handle Co.'S man
y. X Written, IS here loading several
cars of handle timber
w. B. Redwine and family will
leave here Monday for Kansas. We
lolthe to lose friend and business
man like him but wish him success
in his new home.
Jas. Morgan and wife. Of Fleming
county, are visiting his brother his
week.
VIM. Wheatley. of Ashland, will
move to our town In a few days.
Wild Bill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
coPlEY. W. VA.

We are sorry to say Mrs. NJ. C,
Peck Is 40 better
Ml1es Rose copley and Ruth SEE
visited friends at Spruce Saturday
Fsd Sunday
Mss Fannie Webb Is very lcT
VITA fever.
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs Thornton
cnbree on the 18th. a fine boy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
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