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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-16

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-16

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-16

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-16

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WANTED Girl 10 ASSIST
with cooking, waSSs$aPsr
month. Also, sirl to work IN
dining room, Wages SIC per
month, Experience no'aesss.
sary Address,
Mrs, L, c, Hamms,
Ksnova, W, Va,
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Neo Nipcr Salens Yrene'
fonferens.

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msbte paa Goucoroia College, 0tocra
benb. Riun., fra 14be til 16be aug.
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maub, ~birigerebe Rsoet. ga SetretRs
rem Saitpr 8. 9. Raroicf bar frao9reus
be, uaIgtes Yait. OLAF 8ulbietb til nib
Iertioig SetretGr. Seuere foretogeS
@ulg al gmbeSsmGrb oe fsIseube bleo
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Sait. q. gfite0al, @iicformarS, Bait.
8enSif gonDabl, SetretGr, Rait. Sobu
Seberion, aasierer.
neutrality-suspicious. $3.50 til 12) OPP
toSes meb Gregeie oper S~iergprGfcn
(Rattb. g., 12-21) Snit. :. R. 9.
Neis Geferent. On Qanite IioIig os int
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mioSageue q iii 400 boIbtes Sore
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8uIIet6: "Sm BET tuieubudrige @i9e".
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ben epunscIiife BrGtens 8ieueite meo
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ii! Hutibens RrGfeu og / iad sab botls
te?" Ynit. 8. SiertaaS: "SuorIeNeS fan
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al biGlpe TeSlemmerne iii at feLse mco
/ Sioeus 2itteratur pda aaubsIioets fors
ifieIliae SrranSer. Observation-Disclosures
ten er 81 pr. aar. Soreuingsns gms
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SriErfen.

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Sails. Wiuu., Iigger Ing al Nerpcfe.
Der hos fine 6orGlOre ! @asportb,
Soma.
- Taitor q. 9iernitab Iigger ipg
hos Grit 9elion, Siafis, Mimi, al
gtpretRring. SpgOommen itaI pGrc
meget alporlig.
- Sfuoesups Ienigbeo bIep or
9aniieret SnSbog ben lite altgltit ipo
IPil ipo fra SonIep, Saif. al &aitor
Sngp. Sustpe0t.
Taitor Sngo. Sustpeot bar re.
iigneret. fra tine Wenigbe0er oeo
Sanlen Saif. og bar taget MOB &alO
fra Ienigbe0en peo Safe Gillian,
Wfinn.
- Eoitor q. s. 2sgelmtb, Der for
en- lib iioen r~eiignereOe fra fine
Wenigbcoer oeo Cumberland, @i8.,
bar tnget moo Gulo fra "@oaro Of
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Oct pco Robal, Rorb Sofota, OF
Faitor SmgnaIb ifal optoge NiS'
iionSorbeibe / @illiams County, q.
Saf.
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tie Srifirte afboIot lit SomlnermeOe
/ 0ioaros @enigbeb, IibIano, @iS.,
Eaftor s. 6oSiumS &aIo, fra 27Oe
til 29oe SlIi. 6sIgenbe SreIter bar
tilite6e % NeItog / SamtnIen: 9isra'
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SamueIien fra gapitelo. SamtoIe'
emmett, GiaiaS &ap. 50, II, h1o'
Ieoeoes al Rait. 9isrnion.
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manocn boooe 8 Gmisi9rer | arbei.
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ct Samtalernsbe | SairSale, %. O.,
al R~oropgtens MISUNDERSTANDING
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Saugen. Soreninsens SormanS,
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80. 8aitor z. 81. StrouS ira gliia.
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bclber Menneifene ira at gaa Ri Sc.
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len bpor Wsbet bolotes BAR olbeleS
operiplot. Ranse froftige Sioues'
bprb bier frentbolot poa benne Gag.
9aa 2srSngsaften og Senbogsafter
bar Isoet beIt iaaleoes at en- Gel al
Solicit iamleoes paa Saaen / 5air,
bale o. DC andre / ct SfoIebus TO 9til
noro ifra 9pen.
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rem (unber GDerb6riugen ! Smoa.
flosien): "Qu, iom iio6cr ser D0crit
poo igrte @qnf, on Ter mig no til al
bare en- fpit @irt. Gu fan pitt iiae
mig, bbormcgct ) oq 1 err"
8utten tier.
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dig ) &nniner % itocn 1 aonin til
Gpormonge &oniner oiI6e on 6a bo?"
@utten: az.
STpeftsrcn: "SporSon fan on
iqa oct I'll II"
@utten: So, for ie9 bar en- SEA-
min biemme fsr."
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Sun francisco. 5lere al De
branoIiSte / sun Srancisco bar for.
iifret / RiIpaufee 9fehouics Suiu.
rance Gomponp; men bets Sosfsrer
paa apiten Tiger, at Oct life fan be.
tale mere enS 20 Gents paa 9oaa.
rem. GrflRrer RoIiceboloerne ZIG
tiIireSs SermeS, ifnI De itrnr ian SOC
og iiben Reiten. Ct Rsoe blep Rnn.
bag ben 20oe bolot / Sosens anleo-
ming.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-08-17

ceeded the increase. The average age OF
the veteran pensioner is now IS years.
1t is estimated that in five years the aver
age will have exceeded the 10 years al
otted to man. The statistics show that
"a per cent. of the old soldiers who die
leave widows or children eligible for
pensions More than a century and a
quarter has passed since the end Of the
Revolutionary War, but there are still
five Revolutionary pensioners, large
number on account of the War of 1872 aud
thousands of Mexican War veterans.
The session of Congress just ended ap-
propriated $I39. 1000, 900 for pensions.
The amount expended last year was
$13e, $50, 900, or 81, 75o, 900 less than the
amount appropriated. In other words,
the United States is spending annually
for its pensions nearly as much as is ap-
propriated each year by Great Britain,
France and Germany for the support OF
their immense standing armies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-08-17
Contract For State Road.

The contract for building three
miles of the proposed State road
between Baltimore and Washington
has been awarded to James G.
Cooner, of EIkridge.
The section to be built is north
of Laurel and will adjoin half.
mile section already constructed
After this work is under way
State Engineer of Highways W. w.
Crosby will begin building south
of Laurel, toward Washington.
About 20 prisoners in the House
of Correction will be employed in
quarrying stone and getting other
material for this section. A law
passed by the last Legislature per
mits the use of the labor of House
of Correction prisoners in construct
ing the road.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-08-17

A newspaper correspondent who has
been travelling with William Jennings
Bryan, states that the Nebraskan in his
New York speech, on the occasion of his
return from abroad, will attack the trusts
and probably give his views on public
ownership of utilities, with especial
reference to railways, and will also declare
himself for a constitutional amendment
for an income tax.
His plan for the operation of the rail-
roads is the ownership of certain trunk
lines by the general Government for the
maintaining of thoroughly efficient SER
vice, the local lines in every State to be
owned by the separate States, in order to
preserve the idea of State individuality.
1t is not Mr.. Bryan's intention to take up
the details of public ownership in his
speech. He is studying the subject in its
broadcast sense, with the view of develop
ing new idea-that of individual State
ownership.
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Since Secretary raft,s possible

Since Secretary Taft's possible presi-
dental candidacy has doomed up, he and
his friends have been worried not little
by the labor question-at least feature
of it, as his attitude to the laboring class
es in the past is now haunting him.
Taft was formerly judge in Ohio. and
years ago. before the presidential bee was
buzzing about his ears, he issued sweep.
ing injunctions against the organized
labor of his State
In casting about for way to square
himself with the labor vote, now that he
may need it to further his chances for
the occupancy of the presidential chair,
he made the discovery few days ago,
that he had the power to enforce the
eight-hour law on the government work
coming under the direction of the War
Department. and lost no time in announc-
ing, with a flourish, that hereafter he
would see that the eight.hour law was
observed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-08-17

Pennsylvania new road law has given
such an impetus to improved road bnild-
ing in the State that the many miles
completed and in course of construction
have already consumed the amount ap-
propriated until June I, 1907. The ap-
plications on file far exceed the amount
appropriated and unless the Legislature
comes to the rescue with additional ap-
preparations it will be years before some
OF the work can be taken up.
II That our adjoining county of Chester
believes in good roads is evidenced by the
fact that there are applications on file
from that county for 229 miles of road, in
addition to those which have been con-
tracted for.
Chester county has out-stripped every
county in this respect, as she is the only
one in which the number of applications
are so greatly ahead of the apportionment
of funds.
In forty-eight counties out of sixty-six
with which the Department has to do,
there is now completed, under construc
tion or to be placed under contract as fast
as the department can complete the plans,
work which will require all the money
made available by the Legislature for use
in those counties.
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The steamship lines have formed a
merger and advanced the rates to the
government on all its Philippine ship
ments, which will naturally amount to a
snug sum in the course of year. 1t is
reported the government will prosecute
the steamship companies. In place of
prosecuting these ocean transportation
companies why doesn't the government
go them one better and operate steam
ship lines of its own, and not submit to
the highway robbery of e4orbitant rates.
One of the main reasons the govern
ment does not have its own lines is be-
cause these transportation companies,
and allied corporations have their paid
representatives in Congress who "fx"
things and prevent such move. There
is just about as much sense and reason in
the government letting the shipping
trust hold it up and rob it by giving it all
the government shipping to do, at its
own price, as there would be in the
United States leasing its battle ship from
the trust, and paying whatever the trnst
chose TO charge them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-08-17

Ex.congressman VIM. Fl. Jack.
son has been unanimously endorsed
by the members of the Republican
State Central Committee of the
nine counties of the Eastern Shore,
comprising the First Congressional
District of Maryland, for the nomi-
nation for Congress from the Dis
trict on the Republican ticket. The
congressional convention will meet
at Ocean City, Wednesday, Aug.
ust 20.
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1t has developed that the American
sympathizers with the Russian revolu-
tionary movement have organized Sc
cret body of young and ardent men, who
about September I will in separate com.
panies of about as each sail for various
Russian ports to join in the armed revolt
which it is declared will then break out
all over the country.
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A Mystery Solved.

elbow to keep off periodic attacks
of biliousness and habitual consti
patton was a mystery that DR.
Kings New Life Pills solved for
me-" writes John N. Pleasant, OF
Magnolia, Ind. The only pills that
are guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction to everybody or money
refunded. Only % cents at Eli 7.
Reynolds drug store.
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