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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19
Bord aux Sauce.

Bordeaux Sauce Four quarts Of
sliced or shopped green Tomatoes
eight quarts OF chopped cabbage
one dozen onions. -four quarts Of
strong vinegar,two pounds of brown
sugar one-fourth pint OF salt, half
pound OF white mustard seeds, one
ounce each OF tumeric, celery seed.
allspice (whole,) cloves, ginger and
black pepper Mix and boil all to
gether for twenty minutes, then
bottle and seal. II one has a small
bottle and seal. II one has n
small meat grinder, the vegetables
should all be ground together.
Bordeaux Sauce. No. . Two
quarts of green tomatoes sliced OF
chopped fine; four quarts of cab
bage, same; eight onions, two green
peppers. one and one half table
spoonful OF tumeric, same of whih
mustard seeds, tablespoonful n
whole allspice, two spoonfuls cal
cry seeds. two cupfuls OF best brown
sugar, four tablespoonfuls salt, ant
one quart of vinegar. Boil al
together for half an hour, then pu
into glass Jars and seal; or put in
TO wide mouth bottles. cork, amt
dip the cork into sealing wax. Tn,
vegetables should be run through I
shopper, or chopped fine in bowl
Oracle NJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19
LOOK OUT FOR PAINTl

Be sure that you don't get stuck
on it. There are many inferior kinds
on the market Use only good
quality In painting your house. II
is economy to do so, We guarantee
what we sell to be Just as We tell
you. See us before buying else
where. Snyder Hardware Co., Louisa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19
DEVILS ISLAND TORTURE.

~ no worse than the terrible case
Of Piles that afflicted me 10 years
gAen was advised 10 apply Buck
,en's Arnica salve. and less than a
oox permanently cured me, wriies1.
A Napier. Of Rugles. Ky. Heals all
wounds. burns and sores like magic
&c At A. NJ Hughes. druggist
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19
Sn00kAle
a LUCKY posTMIsTREss

Is Mrs Alexander, OF Cary Me. who
mas found DR. Kings New Life Pills
% be the best remedy she ever tri-
ed for keeping the Stomach, Liver
and Bowels in perfect order You'll
agree with her II you try these pain
.ess purifiers that infuse new life
Guaranteed by A. NJ. Hughes, drug.
glst Price 25c
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19

You ask why the world isn't bet
ter, why there is not more charity
and love extant than we find there
in? The reason is plain There
are too many in the world who Will
not cast their bread upon the waters
unless they are assured beforehand
that II will come back in a few
days a full grown sandwich all trim
med with ham, butter and mustard
My dear readers, is it not true,
we too seldom speak Of our hearts
gladness, but dwell on its misery?
Keep account Of the people you meet
and see how little they say that
is pleasant and happy and much
that is dreary and sad. They will
tell OF bodily aches, pains and IN
firmities They will complain Bit
terly of the heat Of it is warm, or
Of the chill If It Is cold. They will
speak Of the Encouragement in their
business the hardships in their oc-
eupation, the troubles in their var
ious duties, and all the manifold
miserles. real or imagined, that
have fallen TO their lot But they
will have little to say of their pros
perity, their health, their three
good meals a day, their encourage
ments. favors, friendships and mani
fold blessings Let us learn the les
son not to empty our tale of woe
into other peoples ears. but dwell
more on the pleasant things Of
life.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19

Toll is healthiul. llNen eNeessive
labor can be long endured. But
worry is corrosive that speedily
eats out the nerves and tissues Of
life. II who frets about his work
burns lfes candle at both ends II
is the friction rather than the rev.
olutIon of the wheels that wears
the machinery. He who knows how
to do his level best and leave the
result with God, has learned one Of
the chief secrets Of life. But he
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19

Small boys often conceive the false
idea that It is manly TO chew to-
bacco. smoke and swear Older boys
and young men are prong to con-
clude that moral integrity and re-
ligious purity are elements of weak
ness whilst immortality and infidel-
Ity are evidences of strength. No
greater fallacies ever entered the
human mind Which is stronger,
the boy or young man who resists
temptation and does right, or the
one who yields and does wrong?
The one who reslsts the inclination
TO indulge in strong drink and lives
a sober. useful life, or the one who
panders to appetite and becomes q
miserable drunkard? Which is the
stronger, the one who honors his
Maker by keeping himself pure in
thought and word and deed or he
who dishonors God by defiling HIM
self in mind and speech and con
duct? Who does not know that Il
requires strength of purpose, of will
power, of mind, to say to the temp
ter, 'begone" and TO resist the
devil till he flees away?Who does
not know that his evil deeds are
the results of his moral cowardice
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19
The Louisa National Bank.
Capital, $4,000 co. = Surplus over $4,000 90,
SECURITY TO DEPoSITOR sIO55OO 90.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital, $4,000 90.

Compare the local conditions and accommodations supply rates
this will find
tuition brought changes benefit the public
the hands of few Our stockholders number sixty good
putting enterprises building developing
this community
NJ G.. WATSON, President NJ f. CONLEY, Cashier
j. F. HACKWoRTH, L. H. YORK, AUGUSTUS SNYDER
r.. L. vINsoN F. YATES, DIRECTORS
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Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as They JON tn.
Home Circle.

A great many more young men
and women are sent upon the road
to ruinb y money than by poverty
AS a rue the devil wants no better
chance at boys and girls than to
have their pockets filled with cash
and then set down at some fashion
able resort. Rest is all right; revel.
ry is all wrong.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-19

Husbands. like peaches, will not
keep the year round unless they
are well preserved First, select
one carefully. Be sure he is not
too green. neither should he be
overripe. He might look very tempt
ing and mellow In the market, but
II he is TOO old he will not stand
the test OF the preserving process.
but will expose his hard stony heart
Husbands grown In the tropics of
pleasure look very fine, but are
usually insipid. The home grown
are best select your husband, u
possible, from family tree growing
on the sunny side of church. You
will be sure then that he is sound
at heart vnsound husbands, like
unsound peaches, often have to be
sorrowfully cast away, Having Sc
lected your husband you should
have clear stead, CHEEKY fire OF
love, Your preserving kettle should
be neat and clean. Husbands. like
peaches. look very black If this
is unclean. Give him plenty OF
sweetness Much sugar is need
ed. \ .negar is never used in swee
preserves. II you think he needs ;
little spice, use 1t with caution. Dc
not keep stirring him up, neither
should you keep poking him witt
sharp points to see If he is done
Il will spoil his looks. II the aboy'
receipt is followed, aud you have Sc
you will find his love well preserved
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
WILD ANIMALS NEARLY EXTINCT
Colorado the Only Preserve Left, ant
Game Grows Scarce There,

Among the distinct purposes OF the
annual meeting of the National AS.
sociation of Game and Fish wardens
and commissioners, held at ST. Paul
recently, were: Elimination of politics
from the department in each state;
uniform laws for the protection Of
game and the propagation Of fish, says
the Denver Post
Colorado is considered the most
important state in the Union so far
as the preservation of game is con
cerned. Big game in all Middle West
and in the Northwest is becoming eS.
tinct. Some is still preserved in the
mountain fastness of this state.
Sportsmen. both in and out of Office,
regard Colorado as the battle ground
for the enactment and enforcement
of laws that will curb the wholesale
slaughter of the distinctly American
wild animals.
Colorado is the only state where the
elk still survives in his native haunts
where there is practically a closed
season. The statute permits the kill
ing of this animal between November
and 8. but even this provision is sus-
pended until 1907. At the next ses.
sion of the legislature il is probable
that the time for enforcement of the
provision will be still further extend
ed. so that the closed season for elk
will be made permanent
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15

AS an evidence OF their appreciation
OF her work the members of the choir
OF Shorter church and the trustee
board rendered Mrs. Eliza Dishman a
reception upon her retirement from the
choristership OF the church at the par
sonage and passed the following reso.
luton:
we, the trustees and choir OF Shor.
ter A. NJ E. church, fully appreciate
the superb services you have rendered
the choir as its director and through it
the church during the past five years.
and desire in this manner TO express
our deep and abiding sense OF the loss
We have sustained In your resignation
OF the said position. The earnest, pa,
tient and thorough instruction which
you have given, sweetened by a rare
gentleness and unselfish devotion, has
endeared you in the hearts OF us all
There shall ever linger in our memo
ries the sweet strains OF music which
your careful and tireless efforts evolved
from the choir. thereby enriching and
adding grace and beauty to our church
services. Your work has very mate
rally aided the pastor in upbuilding
the church.
The trustees have. therefore, very
regretfully accepted your resignation,
while the choir and the church as a
whole have reluctantly yielded TO the
inevitable II. w. WADE,
For the Trustees,
MISS FRANKIE BUCHANAN,
For the Choir"
The choir presented Mrs. Dishman
with a gold cross set with diamonds.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15

Denver's celebrated caterer, Mr.
Bavr, will serve the banquet
Price 10 our members, $l.25 each ;
to members relatives and friends. 81
each.
We must know now who will attend.
That's the way the Baur Catering
Company does business Send in your
names and money to DR.. P. E. Sprat,
lin, president, 1850 Good block.
Remember! Heed Act, Delay will
drive the banquet committee TO drink,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
Changed the Sub jett.

The young divine touched his
glasses neryously and leaning forward
.ook her hand
Miss MilvaiI," he said, Mabel. |
,an no longer conceal the sentiment
hat glows in my breast The time
aas come when must divulge the
hope that has long been cherished
he burning devo-"
But at this moment the parrot.
rained by the blum. football playing
,ro,her. interupted:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE
GOT FOR YOU.

Bloomfield park has never been open
to you before. II 10 oenver's ieleai pic
mic ground. A beautiful lake fed by
running water-no such hercabouts.
Golden car right to the gate. Larimer car
runs very near. Ask the conductor.
Did you ever bowl7 Come out and try
your hand on the bowling alley. Big.
sest and best dancing pavilion in the
state. Admission, only 25 eents. Re-
member that the Masons always have
good order, and their annual picnic on
Monday, July 9Th, Will draw 1000 peo-
pie out for a good time.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15

Mcsdames Carson, Crockett. Jones,
Andrews. Graft, Three,s, Rev. Cole and
L. J. Jones went TO Colorado Springs
this week 10 attend the grand session
Of the Knights OF Tabor, which is con
venins there.
Tho Knights and Daughters OF Tabor
will have their annual sermon
preached at Central Baptist church
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Douglas will
preach.
The grand rally at Central Baptist
church last Sunday was a record.
breaker. More than $500 was -aised
to be applied on the church debt. Since
actions speak louder Than words. the
sacrifices OF the members In bringing
In this amount are a more eloquent
witness TO their love OF their church
than mere words Of praise could be
The pastor and people take rank with
any church for hard work.
The following clubs contributed as
follows: Western States and Terrific
ries, $l42. Mrs. Thomas Dickinson,
president. Pastors Aid. &i33.55. Mrs
l.. v. Douglas. president; Home and
Foreign Mission. 3l06. Mrs. G. NJ. Ma
son. president; Lady Masons. 332, Mrs
Mamie Harris. president; Faithful
Few. S22.3G, Mrs Eliza Williams. pres.
ident; Sunday school. $40. Miss Cora
Hickman. superintendent; B. Y. p. L.,
5000. Miss Luella Manner. president,
Dcaconess Board. $500, Mrs. Stone,
president; Pastor Douglas. 500. C. B
Hill. $l25 from all sources were
raised $S00l5. The pastor desires To
thank the public for their help in this
effort.
Mrs. Alice Carper. the sister. and
Charles Knox, the husband, desire to
thank the friends for their words OF
sympathy. ard their kindness in the
death Of Mrs Amanda Knox.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
Denver, June ., 1906.

Denver, June .. 1906.
We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks TO the members of L. b. F,'s
and S. NJ. T.'s and the VIII Fountain,
also the many friends and neighbors
for sympathy, flowers and especially
Bauer Catering Company for their
beautiful floral offering during our re-
cent bereavement in the death of our
beloved one. Sarah NJ. Mosley.
JOHN W. MOSLEY AND FAMILY.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
THE STATESMAN. DENVER, COLORADO.

"Cut it out" said the bird. None
II that rot old man"
And the minister. drawing himself
Ip, said stiffly:
ITO continue the topic Of a few
moments ago, repeat, Miss Milvain,
hat Mommsens History OF Rome,
,tc."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
ATTENTION! HEED! ACT!
The ln,er.oradua.e Association.

The Inter-Graduate Association.
Event No. Address to association
and 1906 graduates June 9TH, at Short
er's chapel. 3 o'clock p m. by Prof
]. H. jackson of Colorado Springs,
Event No. Annual banquet and
election, June 10th. Shorter's chapel,
. O'Clock p. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-15
REGISTER HERE

Inquiries for help and tos work are continually
coming to and frequently cannot give satisiaet-
ory answers.
Inquiries also come to Us for Accommodations Of al
kinds furnished and unfinished rooms with and with
out board Persons who have such, should also reg
lister with In case this practice becomes general
will greatly aid In endeavors to further the pub
lies welfare IN these two particular. Either call
write or phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
FLAT HAS A
TOT SCHOOL
pwGLLHRs IN @ANAArrkN
APARTMENTS HAVE KINDER
oARTUN. WHERE YoUH0E
aTGRs Ara KEPT OUT OF
MISCHIEF AND TAuoaL.
FtRsT PRINCIPLES.

Seattle can boast OF having the
only kindergarten In an apartment
house ON the Pacific Coast
The Manhattan Flats. Of this city.
have recently provided, at their own
expense, comfortable room. SUP
piled II with necessary chairs. ta~
blca, etc. and purchased a complete
supply OF all material necessary for
conducting a modern kindergarten
according 20 the hest methods,
The school Was established nfi.
marii,. for the benefit OF the ten
ants OF the flats. hut il open TO the
general public Miss AhollE. an e.
perlenced kindergarten teacher, has
charge OF the school. and thinks the
work viii be a great success.
AZ present. The school has about
twenty-five pupils, but others are
constantly coming In,
The little ones are taught draw
inE. sewing and many OF the usefnl
arts Miss Aholtr stated that there
would be no vacation. and her work
would continue through the sum.
mer. and she desired the eoopefa
ton AZ the public
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Don't HeSitate-..Buy Now. A Free

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Nav man have two or even
doaou wives scattered about here
and there Il. the United states and
still escape prosecution Tor bigamyr
Morse than that. may ne. under ctr
e0mstanees. be compelled 10 sup
port each aud ever enc OF them
without reaplng thereby the com.
pen-ation Of attaining the lofty el-
ovation og a aenatorsnip from utahg
According ia deductions drawn by
& NJ. Fouta. attorney OF Seattle
from recent ruling of the supreme
court on divorces granted on papers
served BY publication only. any
man sufficiently industrious and
persistent IN matrimonial way
NAV encounter all this In the course
Of one mad hymenal carcel u he
20 elects
New York Case In Polat
The case cited concerns mat
who married. in New York, immedi-
Rtely abandoned his wife and mi
grated 10 Connecticut There he pro
cured = divorce On What Is known
as substituted service. remarked
and raised a family. Wife No. 1 re-
manned In New York refusing 20 &c
knowledge herself divorced by the
Connecticut process Instead she
laid In wait for the man. After sey.
eral years she caught him hack Ia
New York aud tied him up tight la
a suit for separate maintenance
Both the state and the supreme
court upheld her and the husband
must support a wife under the laws
OF New York and another In Con
necticut.
Here are the propositions pro,
pounded by Attorney foats:
let Us conclude that the hus
band may abandon wife No. 2. move
To another state. procure a divorce
and remarry. continuing the per.
Torrance until he reaches Wash.
ington. where marries wife No. 10.
rears family and aceumnlatz prop.
srty. Ills children BY her would be
legitimate here as well as the child.
ren b. the other wives where they
live. None Of the latter could OBJ
tain redress In the state OF Wash.
ington. lust as wife No, could not
enforce ans rights she had Ia Con.
necticnt What II the status OF the
Washington family aud property ?
Other Wives Might Wait for Him.
The other wives could be domi.
esied outside the state and TO walt
their chance. should the much
married man start back east and
enter state where No. 5. Z. or was
waiting he might expect a repetl.
ton OF the New York experience
She might compel him through tho
courts TO comply with Its decree ol
maintenance and thus reach his
property IN Washington Wherever
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Will ESTIMATE COST or
COLLECTING GARBAGE

Estimates CA the euat Of collect.
ing garbage throughout the eilf all
be- prepared at once hN the engineer
Ing department ON Instructions from
the health aud sanitation commit
tee The council has already pro
vidcd tax levy Tor the eonHtruc
ton % a garbage erumatoFy aud
the purpose % procuring the esti
mate on garbage collection IL "a
have basis for the discussion soon
60 DO instituted on the question Of
making provision In the annual ea
Inmates Tor collecting garbage next
year AZ the present time garbage
II collected over a portion Of the
city By private parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

NEW YoHK, June 2 Joscphlns
TefrauaYa. aged ~. was found not
guiltY bg the jury yesterday after
noon. after being out only ~ min
ulea.
The girl vas charged Win the
murder II her uncle and aunt The
latter. II aaa testified during the
tflei. hBd aided her husband w de-
filing the ain.
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We Offer Exceptionally Good Terms
c. y. Goodrich. Rear Admiral I -
Commander in Chief Pae. sauai

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or NllNERANeE WITHOUT lRILR
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coal Industry was resumed BY the
Interstate commerce commission
this morning,
President casaait's assistant de.
died owning coal mine stock. al
though he sold a large interest
within The last two years II de-
yclopcd that the Prick company was
specially favored Ia ear supply.
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he happened TO wander into state
Inhabited by A wife he might under.
10 the same process
suppose he should move with
hts Washington family 20 some
state wherein dwelt one OF his
other wives. and sunpoae this other
wife instituted criminal proceedings
against him Tor higamy. Who could
tOrctell the result of such proaccu
tions Who could classify hia new
domestic statnss Who would be
willing 90 pass upon the legitimacy
of his children at their new home
The conflict IN the laws ot the state
would then present a most serious
proposition.
Rhode island Remedy.
"rhe only apparent remedy was
suggested over so years ago by the
supreme court OF Rhode Island IA
the suggestion that courts of each
state refuse 90 grant divorces witch
the courts OF every other state
would not be compelled to recoEniEc
under the fun faith aud credit
clause ~ the constitution. I 30 not
say that all the divorces granted In
this state against naa.residcnts
have no effect outside OF the state
That can only be determined by
the facts IN the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

Josephine killed her prel.
aunt after hes own hesbsae ''a
cast her away when she eepe....s
that her uncle had dsflisa h., .,..
ahe was II years old.
Whose roof is over vouf hss1y ~
cash. balance monthly give. 80
home o. your own. Ffsiss 4
as Pioneer building So
f'inneY. the photoefaphsf w,ii-c
ready for business iu his new w..
lnRton building stualo about Jssss
quite a01 ssgs I0sli. =.
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the Milwaukee railroad a riGht.of.
way through the Cedar river drain
age reserve" said Councilman u
G. Gill Hell sign II all right de.
spite the objections be has been dis
covering To the measure. lie prom
iaed tho railroad representative be.
fore tho ordinance passed the coun.
ell that he would nlgn ~"
The ordinance In question was
passed by the council Wccy ngD
Monday night and went 20 the may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
HOW MANY WIVES
MAY A man HAVE?

RECENT RULING OF THE UNIT.
10 STATES SUPREME COURT
APPEARS TO MAKE " SIMPLE
FOR AN AMBITIOUS HUSBAND
TO ACQUIRE a NuPriAL
ABUNDANCE
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Auction Sale

w. d. Ftneks iswsiry store. ale
second ave. daily 30 aud I 80.
Diamonds watches. jeweify, silver
ware. clocks. cut siass. etc. regard
lees % cost. go
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PROBING IS
CONTINUED

WASHINGTON. Il. G. June -
The investigation % the relations
between the Pennsylvania and hal.
tImore q Onto rallfaAla With The
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iN FRISCO

Since the disaster. offielaldom In
San Francisco has been dispensing
with such Injuries as offtee boys
and roii,tor desks. This r. a photo
Braph ~ a notarY'a shop IN the pub :
ilc highway one end 81 the dry
goods box h the office and the other
tho hllchan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
Flagship Chicago
OF the Pacific Squadron, Hears Of San Franchises
Disaster Through American De Forest
Wireless Telegraph

United States Pacific Squadron.
Flagship Chicago
Mr. O sllman. Special sentative Francisco
American neForest Wireless Tel Co. Diexo Cal.
MAY T. 1905
Dear sirfhere doubt the world the premptuesA
With which vas able to hear the while AZ the 18th Of
April the
activity OF the wireless station Of
shall take pleasure In oning this circumstance
port on the affair 70 the Navy u partmcnt
Yours very truly,
c y. Goodrich Rear Admiral L sN
Commander in Chief Pse Squad
Mr. stillman In eommeusinE Admiral GoodHeh's LET,
The letter while speaking itself oay tells Of
the grand practical work tho De Forest wireless station San
getting the
Admiral "a hours reaching Frisco getting him
time soldiers
dynamite ali The Admiral hts
% Euncoun stepped into the breach and the fight saving What
eft Of the once Golden C They golden opinions for
themselves and the American Wireless Telegraph
which made possible for them the
form such heroic work Need also proud 70 have hum
bic part in this great
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MapeIine Ice Cream

AZ shaw's Pharmacy. American
Bank building. A word 10 the wise
IL sufficient. SO
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or on Thursday OF last week. lie
has until tomorrow 10 act on H.