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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
5pD pukntn.

See sate, icm iises at bore bet fsr.
tic boioe Barn, iom er Fsot ! Dnnf.
ton, bsbe forleoen Gag ! &abp Bell
Minen ! 9Iaf SiHs al 8asforsift-
ming. Sobn Rsfs fan6tes 10 Soo fra
Gate, mert ban bar eubuu iiipe %
fom fig, iaa ban funbe fortGlle Siito.
rieu. Gate efterIaber fig Suitri pg
tc gsru.
Ganbfummisirr Bad % bans Is'
iiitenter bnr | Den forIsbne llge bolot
Salg al Sfolelanb | 1aD og Mtdr.
ibau Counties. 5 9ap COUNTY, ioie'
tes 1900 @crcs for en- @iennem.
iritspris Of Iibt ouer SIC pr. @cre.
Get Iapeite, ion betaltes, bar $12 og
set bsieite $50. $ Mariban County
iolgteS $500 Icres for en- 8iennem.
~initspris al SIC pr. acre. Get lape.
tie, ion betnItes Der, bar $40 og bet
bsielte. $40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
Nnrn pukntu.

Slams Scra oa @iaiom Gurus
Tom it6ite Muu0ug / SrGtte paa Ell
Rurd, noroeHfor Gidluion, % GaruS
ifico Berg / Soften, loa ban ielere
he0e. Gnru$ bIco arreiteret.
Sun gcner itjaaIue. $500 Spoe brso
Tia iorle6en Rat into I 2. 81. @olitaos
<tif / @arf Rtocr n9 itiaI $40 ira
&ruQeitabct. Srtet onoct / @utiten
ror rart, % Rsucrue fom bort uNen
Al CiterloOc ita minbite Spor. Ge
rrm inO / @utifcn pcO @iGlp al Ell
Stclctuoale.
5urnrrs Mcrcnntifc Gp. bIep M,
Jig rrIauiicrct al ii 6armCre oeo
Ncuiol Smt2mon Gcrmtp, mcN en-
Mopital paa $4,000. Ncnjiaten cr
81 holbc CpI0g % iUIae til 6armcr.
he ior cmtrcnt &nbfiGbSpri8. aom'
plnirt pil npi9re r 9utitbpaning /
Hcrioj, lem itaI 0Ure iGratB til Gcn
lNoe NNlt!t.
Grpcrimcutiurmc. 8rriiocrt @prit
ucb @au>bru6bifclcu / Sarge bar
moiongrt rn in &Iou ior at biGIpe
TarucrHe / Staten o. @reat Rortb.
crH % NortbcrR Eaciitts Ruucrue oil
hiGlpe ham. &luuru gour llb pau
Il rprttte tire &rperimeutiarme peo
hocr Game Tor at uiie iSdrmcruc 9tpt.
tcn Al Tcrc.bru0, ioo at lamWue Sro
finn ioocs hocrt icnlte Mar. @cb 81.
rem al &ueoe pI man pInnte MniS
"a ioa BrU@irs % iiTr piI man paa.
pjre Rptten al GprfHing al Wai8 oa
aIggCr. Ter ifaI pRre lem Stpffer
p0a ire Atrc5 pco bucr Citation %
en- 600 Tarmcr itol iorcitaa Dem I'M.
Ger I~UJi&ninQ ira Sanobm9$itolen,
&ao %rent 9toriberu ifal en- Station
rare / Safota, &elion Gomtp, Ell
Granville, Q}cpenm Gumtp, og en-
9toiS, &arO Spmtp. Gna 9ortberr
gaciNc or Statipuerre life beitemt.
mGn De oil blipc / gurIei9b Morior
log 8olings eomtpcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
Mnftnlteu iuart srvbia..

MnftaIten inart fGrbis. arbi.
oct poo ben it6fte al De ier Wppnin.
ger, Tom Meeiertnsen Iooer opfsre |
Wabpeton til 2amobr,wsIfcIe for Sn.
oionere, beeunote iioite llge. 9pg.
ninaen opfpres al TeeIiten % ifal
bore fGroie til lobe SitIi. @egie,
ringen oil til Soften ienoe 100 Sit.
oianere, fon pii faa fri llnoerpisniua
L G%geroprfiting.
Ws MISUNDERSTANDING. 8onrs
Ioi @eaeuts for Statsuniperiitetet bar
nntoget Mnorcip Garnegies geiineeI.
ier for, at ban ifal gipe $4,000 til
en- gibIiotefbpgning oeo nniperiite.
tet. Ee bill idrnIe cit ~lisneube Sunl
60 opfsre Ell 9ibIiotcfbpgning for
10000 iaar. Der or M 5000
9inb / gibIiotefct, % bet poger lta.
big. Der oil oeiaa bliue andre 1or.
onorinscr beb llnioeriitetet ! Som.
mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
Wount Gpereit.

Spr pmirent fire Gar iiben fprlpb
ier frsmrasenbe alpiniier europa for
at teiise SOrbens bsisite Sielo.
Muunt GuereIt eler Gauriiantar / 81.
malapa, aiien. Set bar gnselffmens
bene growlen, &nuples os Gdenfteiu,
9iterriserne Or. gfannel Us 81. Uses
ielp % Sdweiseren Or. SafOb @uilar'
munb. Sisie Serrer funbe bensans
life Ipie Cpsabent os ifIor @aar bros
be paanp iii alien for at sientase 5pr.
isset paa at beitise Sjelbtjsmpen meo
bens ansipelise ss90Meiers Ssioe ouer
t0aoei. llipffeliguts bleu benne al
Grpplep lebebe Grpebition operraifet al
ct Sneitreb, % fire ai 9eltaserne Una'
fpm. gromlep penbte berpaa tilba9e
ueb 8eiten al Grpebitioneu, men iprbe'
rebte itrar en- ny Serb, iom ital fore
tases iaar. Gesuoen p~aatenfer eng
lanberinben Saunp 8ulod @orfmau
cit rp unberipseIiesreiie / bet peitlise
S%imalapo, buurpeo nosle Montblanc'
Sprsre bill bore beube bebiGlpelise. 5
pi~benfabeiise 8reoie imsoefer man meo
ntessn Snteresie besse bisie Spretasen'
Der; tbi bet pil ullerebe bore ell 3rt'
umi at iaa MUuut @epereits Ssipe nsi'
astis f~pnitaieret % bet sarnle Strtos'
ipprssmaal aisiurt, ON Der life pao
@ranien mslem Iibet % Nteapel lis9e,
e, enbnu bpiere 6jelbtpp iom lille bai
funnet ices ira SnoieH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
misrnnH,t.
Stutcus Sparo Of GputruI bar

Stutcns Sparo Of Control bar peb
Senator ga Societies SiGlp iaact 80
SpringiieIS Sitter al &esierinaen I'll
SfcIen for o~nnbsipnee i Gbippepa
Sails. 0fnn tror, at milit9r grer'
els piI bape Ell ~peIgisrenoe Stoflp'
helie poa De pmaes SlnobeSstilitdno.
{. Scrseion, ben unee Gut, Der,
iom omtalt for fort Sib itSen lag
ieate 2. $. 0aterman, 9eitrrer Tor
@caper 9am 9umber Gpmpnnps
So9brug i Cumberland, for $4,000
/ Stabrseriintnius for Sabet al 10
5ingre, fiji iis iorrise Ssroaa til.
fienot $ 5000 al Surpen. Sageu utl
blipe appeIleret til Ssieiteret. Cub
.pie arctaHber i WiuneapoIis er Ser
eeiouS Sasisrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
Suooe
11vrer.

Get uptter ltbtt It ggsve c. t~oilsrrre Rurcruc tc.v.
ta1tlh SEsGHa '4 ?; pal. I'D Agrtruc q itttEnf
hshst II lIt l.arr a.aft itsfD Eclr'5r'rCI. e
rEtrclts ca pIav gEst a az mn NfrpfTalh. i-m scr az
w 81 rF GA tUi6 'gE sfrfs -i'ianb GtTlgp
RaTtrrTrtgr g Hr-' ug Celia. Il BrygrHg nVItt or tai,
flt &eyisw 9pgsHrTpcl tumure I UagbaU. nsH M
Bat ett ee: uEHe4eaai3s NtIaIto,-H slnEorm
Ecrat M. Aer1e II Tar CU e. q nor! SsRcW ECttc
GhNsw 'oHitclerr l'te sigaC 8yy rug. wrH Derttt ~
GsgSrt~ 90 9atrr. Egr glmprlbtsE EiaIb bar 3r.
GbDrg i0iEt hsfre Srffru % .u6u 9rrpFrs &c a
~ S0IelieSrgrecrrs-tis @rraerns. ION iHHs- big
traIs 81 al zoe, ia,a hcH7is "a tuurG &C. Nstsu
]TfsrrrHs. q tpcIt Uialr -gsar rr NtIr3 Slave. let
t~rbUdrltge RGUG fot tiEtt Etlyrt O. Jc "irmpatette
~Nsreu"-'gvst buci cat q / lac uss E7nPGt mcb
Ht ete,t, Of Soa2eto 2aa o III . a1Hnoft2H'N
Eu eHci'e Ttgo:L 'rn lp.er at HfgaHoIr rfis Rps
fsrtl Ft.b. usH &trgsu,c. inn G. 1t lab.c. titUscs AZ
Naasr "a Gpptf.frt ogsgslt 'g- r SsgerS Rts0rI,
ttFt lEetlF's glrr guac-stN Ter. I.lbrrl Ned
Sanr:gH lbe,l-etl CT t-ict t.T rGGrfua.2Vtos
b.. stsrt et taimtHes tearA .sIag,r burtts gH
1Tlua er 5fts EirtulUs ray.I
2tJ1pm hE EFtSy ct iGC 81 Iu;frtEi0Ht EO1 en- 70
tH5yt Nrrutrt SuacCm, % 'trtr 10 T. Sbgrg. Tsb
sga,H u bun cg'2s- ltnpe Hea.t Token ct til
i9nii FasiL SaHoRre Eaa0t SgscG &C Health
Loken' eT TT.
Esr en- fri See o. Boz go. !. Cz Ep5ypI
Heath Token Syo 80. . Ga G7.gvs
rec ga tt't5S scs ga. 2 en- N9rgJr'.
II Stong, s'3r -cD8 Na8. Ter Ry.absr.
80 5tEtI =. Egg so. g. ~ 4.UEb.
u gHiter.
IT. zbpcs'g @sE1yatigc Tl5lstg - $40 fuIc TIC
N.rFH prove o. ftE Wg.u - LHCgubg CuCE <atigTs -
a. rgg gD5C. pps sGg Wpgigtcrt.
d.. Shops
Restorative
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
3MtdJiunn.

Stor Nom. - On l,bpre Spitab.
ling al SO % Esnmer / gseanaba'
Slooen bar opoarmct 8anoet. loo
at mango Sarnte og Iapt Sano beb
gscauabo er oneripsmmet. gscanabn
& 2afe Superior-g aneu er uopaifet,
90 ganens % Rorfbpelterns
groer tr,les nteS at bIioe repne pRf.
ODER 100000 SOB Ssmnier Iigger
opbpnset meo Sien, % oeriom oct
brpoer Iss, BIZ Oct afiteofomme flor
9SeIGggelie paa groerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
NebrnTkn.
Gu ipartanif Mu6cr.

Tn tpdffdHtt WU0cr. NoD Gar
Der, en- ing Wono poa % aar, iom
tar bpmt til TO Iar / StatsfGngilet
for Snbbrubstpocri brso Zig forleoen
no al 8pnsllet % por iri / fire Gage.
San gif biem til jim Wooer i Sim
coin % bnb on at faa andre 8Ieoer,
ian man life iaa let hrnbe fieube %
iaffe bam igien. @ooeren CAB bau1
en- bierteIig Ruotaselie, men teleio'
rereoe til Observation-Disclosures %
rpbolot Ssnnen, inbtil be Tom % toa
Fam | Sorpurine. San bapbe opisrt
Tia meeet goot / SGngilet og bar me-
get betroet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
Get ititmffcite SrimGrfc.

Spis man ital tro be frantic Slaoe,
pil Bet npe frantic 10 Gentirnes 5ri'
mGrte, iou itat tomme / Drug ben Lobe
Gpril, blipe bet imuiteite i Serbeu.
9et irsmitilsr en&pinbe, Der inar mee
bpire Saano, ibet bun meb oenitre boz
rer en- aurp, Gan fremtraber mob en-
lps Sassruno % panorer puer en- Spi
baspm bpilfsn SpIen bnper ZIG. Timber
9epasslien flasrer benoes lause Sadt
| 9iuben.
Marfet er tssnet of &ptb % ba,
facet en- upmariet iefnif nbiereiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20

grpoercm: "Sd, leg liter Sreorif
soSt, s(itrib, men ies fan life be-
ari6e, at Su fmSe saa ben % giite
Sia meN Ell Iano, iom er ct SopeS
~iortere emo Dig ielp,"
aitriS: Seq bauoe gaIget meHem
Ell iiben RanS meS en- bsi Gage %
Ell bsi @anS meS en- lioen Sage, ier
Gu"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20

IT.. zbpcs'g IsF1yatigc Ta5lsts - $40 fult TIC
NgrFH 4rPug o. fe.E Ng.l3 ~ t1otubt cufg %atlets -
~ r.H amin. ma rWs WpuyfrTE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
In Memoriam.

In Sunday School. April -, .-ao
The death angel has again visited
cur school and taken from ils hlby
roll sweet little Emily Frances Miller
Her bright eyes aud lovely face that
SO often glpddsned our hearts wil
be sem no more la our school Tho
Great Superintendent has transferred
her sweet aud dulcss spirit up 10
the Great SUNDAY school above ana
sho b now enc Of hai happy band
IL children Around the throne 81
Cod 10 Heaten We miss her here.
but sc try 10 boa ~ admission 5
the VIII Of Him Who doeth all
thlurs well ana SAY as far as ur
humel uatute VIII hll5w ns To say
"rhy viii he done
The bereryod fai,er and mother
grandfather and grandmother ana
the other relatives have orr heart
f.lt ymMthy May God bles then
all aud comfort their sad hearts viii
thc blesscd hope % meeting their
dear Emily agaln IN thar land ,nal
Knows 40 death
Whore lovely things and swee,
Pass not away
r 7 Burns Superintendent
NJ = Copley, Secretary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
PrOf Thomas Throop.

In common with hts many friends
Ia Louisa. the NEWS regrets the
retirement q prof Tm0op from me
Louisa public school and his demr-
ure from this aty The yteaay
work in the sebpolroom and N,
close confinement have impaired bis
health, Aud he decmed II best e.
leave this sort Of work FOR more
active employment Prof Throof
came To Louisa stranger, and by
his ability as an instructor. his
Christian character and perfectly
correct demeanor be has made ,erl
many personal friends lie Is a man
of hirh schorlarship and most oX.
cellcnt teacher well fred in al
respects as m instructor Of youth
The NBws and his friends wish hin
success wherever he may 60
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
Painfully Hurt.

Friday afternoon as the school
children were leaving their studies,
a numuer OF the little girls started
out Eight street toward the hill on
the mission OF gathering flowers
lney had not gotten much beyond
Eight avenue, when, by some mis-
chance, Lucille, the l2year-old daugh-
ter OF Prof T. G. Andersen. Of Hunt
ington. formerly OF this place, trip-
ped and fell, breaking her arm and
suffering other minor injuries. The
child was taken home, and then To
Kessler Hospital, where, on account
Of the severity Of the fracture. she
WIS placed under the Influence #
an anaesthetie, and by the use of the
N.Ray It was found that not only
the bone in the right forearm was
broken. but. In addition, the arm was
dislooated at the elbow
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
improvement on Jail.

At the sue ,estitr Of large nam.
Der of citizei . tn, commissioners an
pointed TO build an addition 70 lne
Jalier's resic ence are considering a
proposition change the kitcnen
from what Il really tue front OF e
building to he rear and make tae
ao1.aon peraanHt and In keeping
with the res of the building. inis
should be d H. an means, ..e
bridge bring Madison street more
into promint nee han ever ana as
a matter of uuiic pride and decency
we shHld hve or otherwise du-
tiful public squar present as good
an appearant as possible
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27

pupils Of the college Voice. action
and expression, all showed careful
training, and showed us a little Of
what we as future patrons OF the
college might expect These we're
followed by short address, well
spoken. by Mr Fred Vaughan, now
a teacher IN the Palhtwille pnolic
school and who will Join forces With
Prof Bying,on about January J. A
few REMARKS by AZ D. o'Neal and a
short speech BY ~ G. " wroten
concluded the EXERCISES OF the after
noon The X. \ c. folks In oody
then paid visit OF inspection 20
our public school building. and en-
they were ready for the train and
Tor home Not the slightest maring
incident occurred an day long, and
ta,e Interest and good feeling deyel-
opod by this happy occasion will
hong De remembered
Tie NEWS desire - emphasize
gb fact as strongly AZ possible.
The KENTUCKY Normal College has
bQsD an unqualified success Va Pres
t5iTburg aud tha unquesiianed cloa
oliiy bu luoss capacity and upiirinl
energy of Profess nsingtop abh
seconded hy competent corps q
lania wrongful the splendid re-
als witch ate recognized by ~,
uafana u the bol This schoo
e m,aR % luisa L Will oper
81 Inc sth day ~ next September
Mr nlnrians p0ph. win follw him
ana they WIN without dnuht De lafgel
iacraaed le boys and girls youn.
eu and young women from ihii
and other counties Here VIII b
mreuied grand opplfiunie 70
htat who desire an eduoition whicl
uin 6 them Tor any vocation II
ne tud F VIII be WITHIN thc rcaeI
an
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27


dence. Gathered from several coun-
ties IN this part Of the State they
are fair representatives Of that Wig
orosls element Of the mountains which
seeks and secures an education in
spite Of difficulties. and then shines
In whatever sphere or cline fate may
assign. The mountain girls are gems
and the polish that comes with edu-
cation is very properly sought by
all who have any chance at all The
Kentucky Normal College has been
and viii continue TO be the best
place in Kentucky to get thorough
education al small cost.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
Gone Away.

The resignation Of Phil c. Turner
as resident engineer for the C. &
0. carries with it the removal of aim
and MIS- Turner from Louisa, Mrs.
Turner has already gone 10 Balti-
more, having been called thither oy
tne illness OF Mr.. and Mrs Emack,
her mother and stepfather The
Turner's are greatly esteemed by
very many friends in Louisa who
sincerely regret their departure. Mrs
Turner Is high type Of Southern
womanhood. charming in person ant
manner. While her husband is q
gentleman in all It's wora means
They will BE domiciled at Blue Sui
phur, not far from Barboursville, "
Va, near the work being done by
the Watson Turner Contract Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
WIPED IT ouT.
The POsloffice Habit.

The postoffice department das de-
cided that children going to and
from school shall not be allowed to
get their parents mail, so do not
blame the postmaster if your chill
dren are refused the mail The post
office habit among children has be-
come a nuisance to the public and
the postmaster, and the department
has done wisely in making this de-
cision This has been one Of our
pcstmaster's greatest trials by the
children going TO and from school
We hope this will be observed and
no other means need to be used to
enforce this -Bugle-Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
KeSSIer Hospital.

In Huntington there is finely
equipped, modern hospital. capable Of
taking care of one hundred and fifty
patients. 1t is easy of access, and
within its walls the sick and injured
receive intelligent treatment at the
hands Of thoroughly competent ply
sicians and surgeons and are prop
erly nursed by trained and careful
nurses A modern" hospital means
great deal in the way Of Furnish
lngs and appliances, and great deal
in the way of skill and cleanliness.
All these are to be found in the
Kessler, and the best medical men
in Huntington thoroughly indorse IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
From Earth TO Heaven.

NJ man or woman who knew John
T. Johnson and who believes in
God who takes care OF those who
served Him on the earth, will doubt
for an instant that the faithful old
preachers translation from earth to
heaven was done when the breath
left the frail body. For more chan
hall a. Gentry John 7. Johnson had
been known by this people, and his
life was like an open book. 1t was
a simple one. and as guileless and
as pure as the crystal waters Of the
mountains he loved 50 we'll, and
among which he was born. Ask the
old men and women Of these hills
what manner Il man Brother john
son was and though the phrase
ol1gy may be different the lmrport
81 NE answer IS the same. "lle was
eminent In piety, warm in religion,
jealous in good works, ana kept him
sell unsp5tied from The world lnose
big blue ewes O. biz, when in
health clear as chuus, locked you
ph 10 the face. their gentle owner
able % say toe any man, Friend. /
d5 thee u1 wrong
Gentle as he was IN speech and
manau John r Johnson was as
brave as a Hon Chaplain Of a Con
fedeaIe regiment all through the
bloody connic, Gf the Reberien. he
was ever 20 the tllctest Of the fray
and when the battle waged hottest
the blood Of bis Revolutionary an
cestors, c1nrsing wildly through hi.
vein, impcllcd hin TO saiss a musE.t
and With a crr "the Cod 1f lattl.s
aid MS this ny' he would nglr
shoulder 10 shoulder with the me.
iH ths ankt
With very little education Of III,
sea 1ols John T Johnson became on
Of the best raa and most eljquen
men in his church He read mud
and thought much. He devoure'
history. theology poetry and stand
ard fiction, and forgot nothing. Al
! this and his native gift Of orator
& made him an attractive preacher. an
e his ability and his well-known hon
esty Of purpose and purity of lii
attracted many who seldom foun
3 themselves in a church.
= What could the last days Of sue
y man be II not days Of peace
3 He wrote - friend. Death ht
4 lest It's sting for me. All yes! an
fcC him the grave could have n
IS victory Serene in the consciousness
i Of a lie spent in the service OF Go
and his fellow-man; happy in II
p knowledge that mortal life Of il
\ tensest pain was at last to close, an
" firm in sublimest faith in God N
his Christ, he closed his weary ey,
j. to open them in a land OF eve
2, lasting bliss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
Hammond. ..BOxley.

As We were about to go to press
yesterday we learned that Miss Mona
hammond, of Ej. Gay, and Mr.. Neb
Boxley, of virginia, were to be mar
ried at noon that day. Mr.. Boxley
had gone to Wayne to procure the
license, and II ne could get back in
time the wedding would occur at the.
time set Miss Hammond is we'll
known in Louisa, and is social.
favorite. She is a handsome young
woman, and will be greatly missed
Mr.. Boxley is a prosperous railroad
contractor, and is to be congratu-
lated on his good fortune.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
Mrs, Garred Entertains.

Last Tuesd y af rrnoon Mrs \. J,
CARED had tue Finch Club Tor ner
guests, and he attendance and ,he
attendants Mere full No mtoward
construction must 9e placed on this
word fun The refreshments We're
all that coull he desired, and some
Of them weru served In very novel
and pleasing ay, The occasion was
delighttully etoyet By all
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
Louisa Lick No. |.


Work has been resumed on tie
lock at Chapman, on Levisa fork.
Mr. Dan Mckay, who had charge OF
the work at Kayanaugh, will super
intend the Leyisa Lock this year ior
the contractors. lie is very com
petent man.
Mr.. Chas. L, Mccoy, who was ia
charge last year, has been sent u
Parkersburg, w. Va, where tne
Baker Contract Company has a large
job Of river work. The many friends
Of Mr. and Mrs Mccoy regret ,nai
they are not to be here again. lne,
are exceedingly pleasant people
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
CANNING FACTORY.
Considerable Acreage of Products
Secured, But More Wanted.

The Louis Canning Factory has
secured a fairy good acreage Of to-
matoes for he present season, but
the contract for beans are not yet
sufficient to We satisfactory
If there any others who want
10 raise tom 4'oes they should report
at once Tie fictofy can handle
several acre more
As TO beal ), we heard man VINO
raised a coi siderable acreage last
year say u AZ the bean crop was
just az des fabe rs loma es. aad
that he was wen satisfied with his
results Far aera vino fail 70 ayHl
themselves of their opp1rtuniies
are making mistake Farming done
in the winu tt = ANA heNl yea
brings IN n, money
The crops OLD il Inc canning facto.
~ are spot .sh. early market 10 un.
certainty Tore are MO chances {.
'aNe "s TO NE Ille io0 'ah
ohan'es GA Ntr' ot'et p'u.''t ih'
isoi efop ui ''o'o.o psoasA' goo.
price The producers ~ this aaaioi
dol5led ,be lze 6 the.r tobacco Gro.
To l9bj and Sue tsice was 50 low tin
thel lost aley Not So With p,
eannins poo 'ess lhe iaImef hao"
before he , ants Ihe crop Nhal h'
Is 20 reeai" r price % 9e pai'
mere TINS yer p '5spef lA'h ann I
anN"hefe y nv hiiel oiaie'
cents asalhs' r. y - 'el's e'se "ie.
Inc millloh hpla mi'i'ons ol S'h
pa'hed each telf are pr'lu''o Q
farmers at se NJlef prices ahd y
same ftrm' follow the haslnes
year af'er eaF ioe} wouldn't d
II II II did = pay better nan ONE
crops Ekpe ieno' . nesced' 70 J
sure. ~ orat 70 gs' me oe7' resalt
uar farmers sholld give lae enter
prise a iah ifil we ha'e hAt
ehoash IN Ats 'anai ans 70 bs'ieN
ihey can a2 Nh'i any 0lhsr peop
can. II they are E a rnt thal shoul
sel our ol
ohr iafune ? 'fted ''oaeeo si'"l-
one season : h'Nt YEN years ago. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
Made 1t Warm.

A large number of the young
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bromley
went TO their home Monday evening,
furnished with pots. pans and pitch
ers. basins. buckets and brooms,
cups, coffeemills and cuspidors;
dishes, dollies and darning needles,
and showefed them around the newly
married couple. The invaders called
this a house-warming, and II certainly
caused genial warmth TO peryade
the breasts Of the recipients.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
hospitable Always.

MIR and Mrs R. 7. Burns opened
their doors last Monday TO the in
yading hosts from FLOYD and bid
them come In and eat These ac-
cepted the invitations Mrs W. -
Harkius aud daughters Misses Mary
and Josephine. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Dimick, W II May and wife, Mr..
Albert Stevens Rev Mr., Auvill; Miss
Atkinson. the college music teacher;
ar Harry Hatcher; Miss Fitzpatrick
and Mr. Clarence Hager, of Paints
Nille.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-27
ReSidenl Engineer.

Mac Turner who has been taking
a special coeese in civil engineering
at the Kentucky State College, mas
left that institution to accept the
position Of resident engineer for tne
C. Il o. railway. the place held so
long by his brother, p c. Turner,
The NEWS congratulates Mac" on
his appointment His headquarters
win be in Ashland, but no doubt bus
mess will once In while cali him