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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
-.e shfndbtiususfrie der Union.

Ute Dcr uHtDu.
Das genfusbursau in Bafbington,
8. G.. ber0ffentli6se fir5li6 cine Sta
tiftit iber Die Gntpidluna Der
S9lo6tz rnS pDfelinbuftrie in ben
Der. Staaten. gs lift oemna9 Die
3abl Der Observation-Disclosures in Ben
Sabren bon 1900 biz 1905 BON 921
auf 925 gsItiegen, unb 6os Inldges
tapital ftisg ppn $1S9,198,264 auf
1927, 699,440. Oie 3abl Ser Beam
ten uno Gterfs, pelbe Elm feftes Sc
bait beoieben, betrdgt e~sgenpdrtig 12,s
075, uno ibre @ebGlter belaufen fi9
idbrli9 anf $13,377,908. @esen
SdgeGobn tperoen 74,132 perfonen be-
fddftist, pelde on 2Dbnen $40,447,s
STA i'm Sabre besieben. Der &C.
iammttpertb Der prooufte Der Snous
ftrie belGuft fia anf $913, 914.e24 I'm
Sabre.
&iidgdnge fno in Dem eeod6ten
3eitraume in Den folsenben prpbutten
gu beraei6nsn getpefsn: @inofltif9 in
gii4fen UNI II proSent, geTal5enes
obsr sepOfeItes @in6fleii9 nm Is
proSent, S9infen uno eerdu9erter
Sped UNI II grosent, G6mal5 nm L
prosent. SleomaraarinzOe Del um IL
pro5ent. anbere Sele UNI % prosent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

Wostau, 6. Mai. Nls bic gaui'
pa6e bes 8ieeabmirals DoubafOH, bee
@ensralgouberneurs bon Mostau. beuts
Dor oeHsn palaf porfubr, purbs sint
Bombe nod bsrfslbsn seuorfen. DE,
@ouperneur ruurbs ON 8ein Dertuu1'
bet. isin Mbjutant unb cine Silowa4'
tuurosn sei6oist. au8 Der Somben.
tusrfer btibte isin 2eben Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

Die 8srtrster Der bsri9hbensn @e.
uerte balten TN Der arbsiterb6rfe taus
fl9s WeriaGmlungsn ab. bod finb ret.
tsrs &nbsftrunaen ni&t porsetommen.
Webrere StreitsrboRen fno bertaftet
tporbsn, melt Fe bic an Der Mrbsit
befinbli@en 2euts au bsheIisen Der.
fu9tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

ebansbtIte, 6. Wai. in
ifir3efer 3eit miro gpansbiae einen
woltenirabsr tabsn. Die 2odpear
Building COMPANY, bic R&iam Sons
tag tn guanspilIe ineorportrt bat, uirb
eth a~ebnf0dises. u,uFertaftes 8ebdube
erri9ten, tpeI&es $500, 900 totem tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

.2apd" lit bas neuefte @emiife.
@s sebDrt gu ben SeeIesumen uno fin
oct fi9 auf ben Selfen Der f6ottif6en
aifte. Saba pirh nit 9ummelfleif9
tparm itrbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07


NantIa, 6. Wai. @oubt,neur
Sanbieo bon Der probina 8ulaean
brobt. ~ Der aus benz eubanii&en Muf'
fanbe als entfebli9e fpanif&r Wabre'
gel nod alIesmiein erinnerli&en &eeo1'
centratton Der Beb6lferung Der probtnl
su i&reiten, falls fe ibm ni&f 3u Der
@rsreifune Der fanatif&en 2aoronert
Dsrbilft. senor Sanbieo TT Der erfs
einseborsne @oaperneur, iueI&er bis
RabreaeI asssr feline eisenen SANDS
lsute In gori4lag bringt.
8riooSe.@ General Games u Buchanan
nisloete beute lelesrapbif9, bab Ct bon
elmer Expedition eesen pnIaianes aus
Jloilo auradaetebrt II, In Gclge osrer
ibrer cine sapae An3abl setootet uni
ibr 6aupiauartier 3erif6rt trurbe. Hielt
pulaianes fno In bic 8er9e aefoben'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

O'Asss"A W. uetlutuettb 'yts
tuerte balten In Der Nrbeiterb6sFe tar.
fl9s gerfaGmluuaen ab. bod finb ret.
tsre Rubeh6runaen Mot porsstommsn.
Nebrere streiterbofen fno berbaftet
tuorben, neil Fe bic an Der Mrbeit
befinoli8en 2eats au behelisen Der.
fu1ten.
Warpffo.
Wtrb uo6l bod Mot ge.
treust8t.
8 anger, 6. Wai. Der Slid.
i@uter 9aoi WObammeo, tusl9er lbers
fabrt murbe. etma 35 6rauen ermorbet
tlno In ieinem 6ofe bsri9nrrt 3u ba.
ben, 1T uie anfdnslt@ beftimmt, nod
nt4t getreu3igt uorbe, unb btrfte auf
anoere Wetfe bonn 2ebsa gum 8obe be.
f6roert ueroen. pbwobl bas Bolt sr.
fete &oossart berlangt.
@6rifIi4er gtnfuB f9sint ben gice.
t6nig 80 Der Stnnesdnberune bsfimmt
3u baben.
Oeferrei@ srlngarn.
8runb hes ur3esbes
Ntni erprdfibenten.
Wien, 6. Wai. Bon FONT gnt
unterrt&tetsr Settle berIautet beuie. bab
Der utrtli9e @runb bss Sturses bes
ebemaligen Winiferprdfoenten 6rei.
BERN B.. 8auif9 In fsinsr Soppel3an.
9igteit 3u fu&en fei. pei9e er i'm
2ampf Der arons nit Der rngarif9el
coalition befunoete. Anfanes mar
Jreiberr b. @auti&. 10 bsibt es. bee
snti4iebenfe @esner ie9Ii6en Na9se'
bens. ni&t nur In Sa9en Der u1garis
f8en 2ommanoofpra4e, fonbern bin.
fi&tli9 aqer auif&en ben bsiben 5atto.
rem i4websnoen 6raaeu. st lou es
geueien isin, Der mebr OILS irgsnb Elm
Inbsrer anf ben Raiier ein3uuirten
iu&te, bamit er gum abfolutifif9en
&estme ~tibsrgsbe.
Damn bol3og Jreiberr b. @autfd
angebli9 sine pl6bIi&e S&wsntuns.
gr bsreitete cine Ausf6bnuns NIT Der
2oalition oor. Mls es aber gum Qlap-
pen fam, psrlieB er Wien, wdbreab
benz Raifsr bic 3ufimmung CUR gsru-
flung zines 2oalitionss Winifsriums
a6es3uunesn tuurbe.
9ierauf ioa Der nunmebr ausgsf9ie'
oene MtnifsrprdFoeni erfldrt baben,
bic bemnd9figs tuirtbf9aftli9e Srens
hung suif&en Osferrei4 uno unsarn
Tel unbermeibli9, tpdbrenb He nod
ben sstrofsn,n 4bma&unsel 3und9a
big gum Sabre 1917 feffselest tuorOsn.
Sn ben Rreiisn berliGseresleituns
iins namentli9 tn Der nd9fen umes.
buns bss grabsraos-f acknowledgement
Gsrbinano NOR man iber 6iefes bop.
~psl,tnsise @sbabren oes 5reiberrn b.
@autf9 nidt tusnis emp6st. uno fem
Sturs mar bic Solge.
Neue 2inte mad g Il b.
Mmerifa q.
Wien, 6. Wai. Die Dampfer'
@sisal9aft .Mufre-M americana" grim
bet cine reie 9inie nod Braflien uni
Mrgsntinien. Sn benz unternsbmen
uiro eth 8apital bon 3uolf Niatoneu
2ronsr angeIeet. an wel&em R8 aud
bic vSamburs.N merita'2 inis" unb be,
.RorbbeutI9e 2lopb" betbeiligen.
SenattoneIIer self T
N D.
Wtem. 6. Wai. Ni&t sertnoes
Aufisbsn srrsgt Die aunoe bonn Selbf'
moro bes generalmaiors grafen 2ub'
mig greba, psl9sr sbemals GliseI'
Mbiutant bes erabe,soas Albre&t mar,
nebsr ben Beusearunb Der Sbat ber'
Iautet uorldufig ni9ts.
YbiIippinen.
@oub. 6 anbteo broht.
NantIa, 6. Wai. @oubtrieu1
Sanbieo bon Der propina BuIaear
brobt. ~ Der aus benz eubanii&en Muf
fanbe aIs sntfsbIi9e fpanif&r Wabre
|. gel nod allesmeirl erinnerIi&en Recon
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
tp,uiu,r oIs 100 g,IaauuQsvuQ,n as

s1tHt8sh VIZ ASv n
laeen uorben. Die hbrisen swan3ig
psrfonsn, tuel4e iDegen lsi1terer Wsr'
seben anseflaat fno. taben nd NOD
Dor BEN 9anbgeri9te 80 bsrantmorten.
@~ewaItmabrege ge9en
base trefthbel.
Berlin, 6. Wai. Ter @sneral'
perbanb beutf&er Wetaatnoufrieasr,
tusl9sr bisie Wo9e Bier In Sibune ae'
mefen III, um elm 9eilmitteI fur oas
strsifhbel In iensr Snbuffrie au finben,
bei@loB am 10. Wai cine aa9emeins
Ausfperruna su erfldrsn, tuenn bic
Streifer In ben beri9ieoenen Stdbtel
inatpif9en ni9t 3ur Nrbeit surtdtebren.
Der @sneralbsrbnnb beuti&sr Me'
ta%0inoufrieuer bebauptet, 5abritans
ten su rsprdfenttrsn. tpslde 800, 600
Wann beI6dftIgen. Die Snoufrie bat,
uie es bsibt, unter Der 6dufgteit bon
a~usfdnbsn f4uer gslitten. Sn Der
Sonnsrtaa.6 ibuns bes Bsrbanbs ss'
lanete sin BeidluB CUR Annabme.
Sperren In allen 6abritsn 3u nsrbdn'
gen. in bensn Streits befohIen tuOrosn
inb.
pGbagp9i4e
Berlin. 6. Wai. Sn ben er.
fen 8assn bss Oitober btsfes Sabres
uirb In Berlin sii tnternationaler @on-
srsB fur 2inOerforiauns uno Sussnb.
ftirIorge fattfinoen. Gaf idmmtli&e
2ulturfaaten, einfdlieBIi& Der Ser.
sinigten Staten, baben bur9 8sttrss
ter ibrer @efslf9aften bereits ibre See
tbeiliaung sugefagt. @s lou aus I'm
LOB bieisr geranfaltuna elm fefer 3u-
iammsnf&lub fur BITE gan3e. auf ger'
HdnbniB, S9ub unb entuideInbe YHe9e
Der 2inb6eit unb Susenb sebenbe 8s.
meeuns Der @e9entpart erfrebt merben.
an Der Spite bes Organizations.
gomites feben Der orbentli@e Sonorar.
profeRor on Der Berlinsr pbilOIop5i.
fasn unibsrfitdt @ebeimsr &atb BRO.
feHor Wttn9, Der befannte Sensnisr
pdougoss Srdger uno Or. ament aus
Dhr3burg.
Jranfrei9.
DIE mermabIe
Paris, 6. Mai. Die fotpeit ems
gelaufenen &efulta!s Der beutigenW ab.
len IaHen auf tuenise Ienberunssu In
Der 2ammer f1lisBen. Die @ieber.
wabl Der Wsbr3abl Der Ssputirtsn
idsint fiber 3u fein. MueenbIidfi& Bat
bic Oppoftion cine Webrbsit. aber bas
aueite Balotirsn am 20. Nai tpirb
borausR&tli9 ssrabefo rsfultiren tpis
oie Wabl bon 1902. Wi4tsoeRopeni.
ger Feht feb, baB bic 9ssieruns einen
Sib geuonnen bat.
Die Wablen berliefen obns iebs St6.
runs. Snfolse Der our@ bts Streit.
iase. bur9 bic ftirsli&sn SreisniKe bes
Waitases unb bur9 bic l1nruben. wdb.
renb Der Observation-Disclosures bon air.
9ensut b.ruorgerufenert srrsgten Slim.
mun9 bate es bic &esieruns fir tueiis
aebaltsn. bic Stimmpldbe bon Wilitd,
uno poIi3ei bewa9en au Iafsn; es il
isbo9 fsin einaiger Gaa befannt setuor.
ben, tn BEN Beb6rben bdtteri einI4rei.
ten mtKen.
Wdbreno bes ganser Mbnas tuarer
bas Ratbbaus, bas WiniRerium be-
Sunereu uno bie 3situnasbureaur. wt
bic Dablrefultate betannt gesebsn MUIR
ben. bi4t timlaeert. inbeKen famen,
tuenn Is AUD duberf Iebbaft 3uging
feine Rubeff6rungen ober Musf&reitun'
gen Dor.
= ben probtnaen.
parts, 6. Mai. Nus ben BRO
rfaasn ,purbsn beute msbrere tlsinl
aratpnls ssmelbet. Sn 2ens tpurber
swei Dpnamitpatronel aur grploRo,
gebra&t. uObur& bic 6duier bon 3me
ni8t freitsnoen gerslsuter srbeblid
bei&dbt9t tpurben.
Die Aniinoiaung Der 8erguerts
@eie0f&aften. ale ft%reitenben Berg
lsute entlaHen 5u tpolsn. bat au
Il -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

parts. 6. Rai. Die sGriftebsr,
3immerlsute. Rlemsner umb e&retner
bon paris babsn bsf&loHen, nt9t sbsr
bic Mrbeit tuieber aufsunehu.n, aIs
biz linen Der ssforberte N9tRunben.
Sas suoehanben pfro.
Die 1eamten Der poIi3.i.p rdfeftur
f&dben bte 3abI ber tn paris unb ben
Na3baroriei nod am Stroll beRnbli.
den arbsiter auf n. ZOO. Die 9unuel.
arbeiiet fir bic untererunbbabn Rnb
porldnfg einseftelt tuoroe,t unb bic
26ntrattoren baben bereinbart. bic III.
beiter ai@t sher tpieber au~fsunebmsn,
Bis bit 2eute bic alien geOinsuusel
a~nnebWsn.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07
BREEDERS NOTES.

Shake the hay we'll out before feed.
ing.
Do not compel horses to drink warm
water.
No farmer makes money raising in.
ferior horses.
Take the dirt OF the legs with a
rag or soft brush rather than with the
currycomb.
The farmer who has his surplus
capital invested in good horses has a
draft which he can draw at any
time.
Get rid of the surplus horses that
are not growing into money. There
is no advantage in keeping enough
extra horses to eat all that useful
ones earn.
The origin of many diseases among
horses can be traced directly to filthy
stables. If is, therefore, good econ
omy to keep the stables scrupulously
clean.
1t is not good policy to force the
growth of colts by giving them stimu
lating foods and overfeeding them
The overgrown horse is seldom dura
! bio one.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07

words and then "iar." Each drew
bis pocketknife and opened the big
blake. Each ran at the other and each
stabbed and cut the other with their
open pocketknives many times, in
fcting deep wounds from which the
blood flowed, wetting the ground. 1t
be came a desperate and deadly duel
wiki pocket knives. Neither thought
of yielding, OR cryi enough.
l was a fight TO the flush and no
quarter shown. Finally John Heater
fell dead from a stab in the heart.
Apple, bleeding with many wounds,
dragged himself to the house, and in a
few hours be, too, was dead. HIS an
,agionist's knife had penetrated hls
lung. The civil authorities had a
small duty to perform. The ground
where they fought was trampled by
their feet and saturated with their
blood.
Perhaps the seclusion Of the place
contributed to their murderous and
frenzied rage. The spot where they
fought and fell is pointed out to the
casual visitor. Today the place is
calm and peaceful. Nature has COM
pletely obllterated all signs of form.
er race-courses, cockpit and murder
Gus strife. Occasionally the island is
flooded by the high waters of the Po-
tomac. In 1898 the waters were high
er thar ever before or since. The
whole island was submerged.
As the waters rose higher and high
er mare and colt on the island re.
treated before them until the front
porch .of the dwelling was reached.
Then mother and little foal got upon
the porch, and as the waters still rose
they entered the hall and finally the
parlor. Still the waters rose until in
the parlor there remained but the
space OF two feet between the surface
of the water and the ceiling. The
mare held her head high for many
hours, while the muddy waters rushed
around her through the building until
they receded, and she escaped from
her peril. The little foal, unfortun-
ately, was carried by the torrent out
of the parlor window and drowned.
Some small portions of the island
have since been covered with water,
but little damage was done.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07

A Scandinavian who had just come
over was to act as a witness in an &C.
cident case, and the lawyer was to
question him. The first question put
before him was:
what do you do?'
"Oh, l is not feeling very vell."
II didn't ask how you felt, but what
you did,"
"Ohl l work."
"Well, We all know that you work
but we want to know what kind o1
work you do
Wy, do hard vurk."
"Oi course, that's true, you do hard
work. but what kind of work? Dc
you work IN a factory, or store, OF
wha,?"
ooh, ja, / vurk in a fac'try."
"Now, that's very good, We found
out that much; but now We would
like to know what you make in that
factory"
"You want to know vut I makel
Veil, l make dollar and half q day.
Minneapolis Telegram.
A bad tempered weman is not beau
tiful.
Giving way to fits Of anger will in
jure health.
Perfect repose of manner is simply
conserving vitality.
White vaseline is excellent for keep
ing the lips soft and smooth.
Sleepless people should live in the
sunshine as much ss possible.
Flaxseed tonic will counteract the
effect the danpness on the hair.
Powdered orris.root and prepared
chalk combined is a good dentifice.
Needlessly twisting and distorting
the face is a potent cause of wrinkles
BE sure that the bed linen is always
perfectly dry before sleeping upon it.
Take good care of the teeth. Dis
ease and contagion lurk in the human
mouth.
Milk, taken hot or cold, Is generally
fattening, but it should always be sip
ped.
Cowslip root dried and reduced tt
a powder is an excellent remedy fo
insomnia.
Children should not be given solit
food until they are one year old enc
then sparingly.
To remark to girl that she doe
not look well, will surely prove de
pressing to her spirits.
Leaning on the elbows invites vel
low callous spots and lessons tb
roundness of the joints.
Old age is not only disfguring, bu
! it is out Of style.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07
Eeleet Miscellany.
Maryland's mo Mans
Land"

" 'uptldtt'ety ic" PeiSouS otC
aware of the existence offs large and
fertile island in the Potomac River
near Point of Rocks, in Washington
county, Maryland, which contains a
farmhouse, farm buildings and 1873
acres of level and valuable land.
But correspondent took advantage
of sale advertised by a trustee in
bankruptcy of one and attended. Ar
| irving at Point of Rocks he found
there several boats IN the river passing
to and fro, carrying persons across to
the island.
The dav was an ideal one. A clear
sky, bright, warm sun, and pleas.
ant breeze, all combined to make q
rare day.
Arrived on the island it was found
to be higher than the mainland and
edged around its entire border by i'm
mense sycamore trees, many of them
one hundred feet high and 18 feet in
circumference. The roots of these
trees protect the island from the efftcr
OF floods so that in one hundred years
it has not diminished 10 size.
The interior OF the island is cleared
of timber and seldom does the eye rest
upon so broad an expanse Of such lev
ell and fertile land
For nearly two miles in length and
oae bali III aidau tue island stretches
away, and there is not a hill or a gully
TO he seen any where, nor any rock or
stone. The soil is wholly alluvial and
highly productive. 1t is not unusual
to raise 600 barrels of corn and 1900
bushels of wheat in one year. But
the occupants of the island lead retir-
ed and secluded lives. 1t is seldom
that wayfarer passes that way. No
public road passes the door. During
SIX months Of the year the island is
accessible only by boat, and at other
times the fords are uncertain, though
regularly used by the initiated.
To compensate for the seclusion is
the splendid return which the indus
trious husbandman receives for his
labor.
The island has quite history. Un
I'll 1912 it belonged to nobody and
was known as mo Mans Land.' In
that year a Mr.. Kemp obtained a
patent from the State for it, and it
was for long time known as Kemp's
Coney Island. Being on the border
line of Maryland, close to the Virginia
shore, and wholly surrounded by wide
stretches of water, it became the scene
OF many ceckights, coon6ghts, horse
racing and much gambling. No coun.
ty constabes talked within it's borders,
and no sheriff or deputy went there
except at the risk Of bis life. If a
sheriff's posse approached all the law
breakers escaped to the Virginia
shore and the place was quiet and de-.
serted when the officers arrived. But
in recent years the island has been
noted only for its big crops OF farm
products.
Still, as late as 1874, tragedy oc.
cured there that is still remembered
by many 1t was in the month Of
June. John Heater, brother OF the
present occupant, was working in the
growing corn with his brother-in-law
Mace Apple. An alteration took
place between them about a trivia
matter. There were mild words al
first then hot words, then angry
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07

Mike and Pat were on a ship look
ing at the cannons. Pat went to look
at the front. Mike pulled a string
and fired the cannon. An officer ask.
ed Mike where Pat was. Mike said /:
can faith, if he comes back as quick
as be went, he'll not be gone long
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07
Hoetru.
40 ~
A WfFsz WANTED.

want wife
To cheer my life
care If she's MINUS beauty.
81 but ii i'll
That she IS kina,
And knows AMI PRACTICES her duty.
want wife
Averse to strife
A gentle un tected creature;
One who can pass
A looking glass
Sans stopping to survey each feature.
want a wife
With vigE rife
Whose nerve are navar In hutter;
Who W II not roam,
But stay 1T homa,
And brew, and b Ike, and m .ka tn, butter.
Iwant wife
Who through her life
W AS never known to have firt;
Wroll bring to me
A recipe
To keep the buttons on shirt.
If such . enc
DWells meath the sun,
And don't mind leaving friends behind her,
With the author OF this
Sle'll find true bliss
By informing him where he may ind her.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-07

A Scandinavian who had just come
over was to act as witness in an &C.
cident case, and the lawyer was to
question him. The first question put
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

r. s. Chaffin was among those who
came home TO vote.
Mr.. and Mrs Green Skaggs have re-
turned from a "trip to Virginia.
Mlss Jean Mcclure has gone to
Lexington for a visit with rela-
tives.
Robert Bickel and wife have re-
turned from Huntington where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Alice Rule, Mrs. S. J. Justice
and Mrs William Houston went TO
Huntington this week on shopping
tour.
Mrs. A. H. Moore, OF Ashland, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs,
Samuel Muncey, has returned to her
home.
Frank johnson, wife and boy, have
been visiting relatives in and around
Louisa. returning TO Frankfort Wed
nesday Nr. Johnson came home
to vote.
Mrs X. X. Vinson, of Louisa, and
her daughter) Mrs. James Marcum. OF
Ceredo, are being entertained for
] the day at the home of James Well
| man. -Catlettsburg Tribune,
George Adkins, of Louisa, came II
on No. 3 from Cincinnati, where he
has been attending school, and pass
ed through TO Central City where
he will visit his sister. Mrs. 1osst
-Catlettsburg Tribune.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09
Solicitors Wanted.

Good men wanted to write Acct
dent Insurance In the mines in
West Virginia. Liberal Commission
No collecting. We collect through OF
flee and pay agents. so the commits
sion is guaranteed u.
X, A. BlCKEL,
Louisa, Kentucky
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= PERSONALS.


ss..saa..ssAssssAsssssssAs
John NJ. Rice was here for the
election
D. d. walnce, of Stone Coal, was
here Monday
Mrs. William Justice went To Hunt
ington Sunday
T. Compton. Of PikevIlle was in
Louisa sundiy
Mr. and Mrs. John Stump went
to oPtters Sunday.
J. J Johnson came down from Pike
vile 10 cast his vote.
Mrs. Henry Gaines was shopping
down the river recently.
DR. Mrs. Biggs went to Huntington
Sunday, returning Monday
annie Hatcher. of Harold,
was in Louisa Wednesday.
J. F. Butler and II. J. Bryant, OF
Pikeville were in Louisa Wednesday.
Mrs. John Cruicher and Miss Eth
ell Spencer were In Ashland recent
ly.
Mrs John Cummings and little
daughter are visiting in Hunting
TN.
/ Mrs. A. J. CARED has returned
from visit TO catlettsburg and
Ashland.
F. r. Moore, OF webbyille, was
attending the Louisa Police Court
list Monday.
Billie Shannon. zeke Wilson and
many others came home to vo.e
Tuesday
John oBrien has been nome from
Virginia for few days. visiting
his parents.
J. $. Cline, J F. Butler and F. T.
hatcher, all OF Plkeville, were in
l. Visa Moadly
W F. shlpinan came up from Ash
land, Saturday, and spent Sunday
with some folks
&C. e Friend and wife, Prestons-
burg" Is the way 1t is registered
at the Brunswick
Augustus Snyder and Miss Leila
Snyder have been to Ironton to see
Mr.. Snyder's mother.
Mrs. c. c. Hin has gone for a WIS.,
It 70 relatives in Catlettsburg. Ce-
redo aad Huntington
Luther Wal ers. wife and bay. Of
Washington are at Blaine. Mr.. Wal
ters came home to vote.
Roy Jackson. of owlngsville, and
Red" Hail. Of Ashland, spent Sun
day with friends in Louisa.
as Tinsley. Of Columbus, who
taught music here several months
has returned 20 her home.
Mrs II A. Schplze has returned Il
Ford, Ky. leaving her daughter
Virginia, with her grandparents.
Mont Burke has come home from
0 wayuesboro, Va. to spend few
days with his mother Mrs. Gertrud,
Burke
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The fishing ns0r Louisa Is ex-
septionally good. many fine catches
being made. One day last week J.
e Albums landci bass which weigh
sdifour and a quarter pounds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

Arnic c. Holbrook. OF this place,
ms accepted a position as sales
nan with the Frank Payne Shoe Co,
Of Charleston. and Will travel this
section OF Eastern Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

Robert L. Tucker, OF Big Hurri-
Ane. enlisted Al the local recruit
ing station rsa ~ and was rent
y Columbus Ba il,sts 10 await as
agnmsat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

The public school was clbscd Tues
hy. Principal Byingion going 10
Rfestonsburg anu Assistant Ekers
n Falisbb,E. both going home TO
note.
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wANTEp-CooK.

For small family; TO 10 TO Virgin
ia Expenses paid Good pay TO
nght purity. Apply 10 Mrs Highherg
or. Loulsa. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

Good e5oks Who read this paper
vill find in another column some
szoelLnt roeipts for preparing
oysev
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

MrsT hos H. Robcrts was the
agreeable hostess of the Finch
Cub last THURSDAY. Everything
vas pleasant and everybody was
Appy,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

Mel ihs little g,r Of Nj aud
Mrs. VII. Wheaton who are guests
Of Mrs Jogephine Rice. has chick
supox
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

John T Jones win shortly move
III family TO Pike county. where he
vii engage In the saw mill bust
1aa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

Mrs. Chapman Roberts Is further
Improving her Lady Washington
street properly