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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
BRYAN RESIGNS COLLEGE BOARD
Illinois College Wants Carnegie's Of
fer-Brvan Objects.

fer-Bryan Objects.
Jacksonville. III. Eel. 14.-William
j. Bryan, writing from Hongkong, has
sent his resignation as trustee of Him
ois college and at length declared that
he would not serve a school where the
board of trustees was in favor of ac-
cepting funds from Carnegie or nther
trustee magnates who are attempting
to substitute the colleges of America to
prevent teaching of economic truths.
The resignation was accepted.
1.-The ISSUE" writes Mr.. Bryan,
"seemes to me a vital one, and even If
Carnegie refuses, the same question
will likely arise if some other trust
magnate invites requests. Our college
can not be college for the people and
at at the same time commend itself to
the commercial highwaymen who are
now substituting the colleges to prevent
the teaching of economic truths.
1T grieves me to have my alma ma
ter converted into an alley of plutoc-
racy, but having done what could to
prevent it, have no other recourse
than to withdraw from its manage
ment. l regret that the action, if it
was to be taken, was not taken before
gave my notes, for [ regard the money
given as worse than wasted if the col
lege is to be under the shadow of a
great MONOPOLY
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
coNsULs ARE POORLY PAID.
j. w. Davidson Tells of Weakness in
the Diplomatic Service.

Opposition in congress to an i'm
proved consular service with perma-
nent tenure of Office has caused the
loss to the consular service of one
Oh lts most efficient and experienced
ofhcers by the resignation of James
W. Davidson. consul to Tntung. Man.
churla' who after service of nine
years retires because of his inability
TO longer draw on his private income
to maintain the consulate.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Earthquake Near Rome.

Rome. Feb. IAN earthquake
shock lasting is seconds caused seri-
GUS damage in Calabria Sunday.
especially at Cantanzaro and Monte.
lon the population of which places
became terror stricken and left their
houses and camped in the streets, not
outstanding the stormy weather pre-
vailing.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Englahd's Great BattIeshin.

n. M. S. Dreadnaught, at once the
81 81 latest e oattleship in the world and
me most fearful engine of war and
obstruction known, was launched at
' ,ne navy yard at Portsmouth. Eng
land, recently. A-iis
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Passenger Train Wrecked.

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 12.-The iii.
nois Central railroads Chicago and
Florida limited. leaving here for Chi
cage. is reported wrecked at Chap
manshoro, 81 miles west of here.
Three passenger coaches and the en-
CINE are said to have turned over.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Europe Buys Mexican weed

owing to the failure of the tobacco
crop IN the Vuelta Abajo district If
Cuoa' heavy orders from Europe have
oeen placed with Mexico tobacco GROW
ers- The price has risen and nlaDto~.
are enjoying prosperity. ''''-' 81 .
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
James Wilson ehn+

James Wilson, while at Granite
Sat on Lake Pend d'Oreine. sun
S accidentally shot himself in the
leg with "A rifle. The wound is
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Later Report.

-Four known dead,11 persons serious
iy injured, some perhaps fatally, and
a financial loss of $50, 900 briefly sum-
marizes the result of the fire.
Waterman Young's death was one
of the thrilling spectacles of the fire.
He had made several trips into the
transfer compsny's stable endeavoring
to save horses, when he was cut off by
the flames. He made his way to one of
the upper windows. which he broke.
Looking out, he waved his hands to
the crowd below and cried: "Goodby.
boys. l can't get out this time" and
fell back into the flames.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Bomb outrages Continue.

St Petersburg, Feb. 1s.-Bomb out.
RACES continue in the city.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
SIX PERSONS
BURNED To Death

Portland, Ore, Feb. 13.-At least
six persons lost their lives in a fire
which swept busy little commercial
district at the east end of the Morri-
son street steel bridge, which spans the
Willamette river, at an early hour
Monday morning. Ten or more persons
were seriously injured, and were re-
moed to hospitals or to the homes of
nearby residents.
The dead: Nathaniel p. Young,
aged 38, watchman for East Side
Transfer company and for the Davis
Wood company.
Eddie Daley, young boy.
Two unacceptable bodies. One
may be woman.
Many firemen had narrow escapes
from injury.
The district burned is partly built
over sink and as the planking along
the sidewalks burned the positions of
the firemen became precarious.
In endeavoring to save some of the
dodgers from the rooming house over
the Mount Hood saloon two firemen
were overcome by smoke and were saw
ed from death by their comrades.
The wooden surface of the Morri-
son street steel bridge and its ap-
proaches on the east side were badly
burned for several hunderd feet.
Twenty-Five horses, property of the
East Side Transfer company, were de-
stroyed in the fire.
The fire started in the Mount Hood
saloon, it is said, land rapidly consumed
that place and the lodging house above
1t, in which a majority of those killed
and injured were stopping.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
New III ngs.

The most popular pieces Of lew
elry now are neck chains with erCss
pendants: and braesls-s in 4 variety
Of styles Conley's store has i new
supply.
Kentucky souvenir spoons With
Louisa engraved in Tie bowl are 10
he foand al Couleys store at ali
times.
Rogsts. Wallace and sterIins 81
VIZ spoons III attractive patterns at
Coples
The handsomtst line q ola pieess
q china and cut glass at Conley ;
'tiadland China and Libby 1ut slsst
at sane pSicss or les than yOu pay
in the city
Speetaelss. rimless glasses. TO n
any ordinary case Of defective VI
sion
pour forget that We carry a hrs
line Of books. and bibles, period
Gals and novels
Everything in stationery and g
ice supplies
Those $ clocks At COalsy's ar
the hAadSonest TO Be had anyWhsT
la. the price CONl.EY' 5 SrORE
LCaisa, ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
Lawrence cireuii Court.


Tas February term - 'ae i-'-sep
gcsit CCayt oolsrnrd las N'uiAa
On ths atscu0e e 5atsc kline &
aeos-nt q sertoas illaess s'li' So
presidea o'sr By lease I I ~
ss,. q Royi ocan'y 5ao nai en
o2uualssioaei spssial la4st q Cove
o. brckAAHa oonias''ie sa'- =
torpes i " Waash nAs Prs
active ana ALERT % 'he mrs ~
AZ taltSetus GrAnA 4aFs -
Antioa
C. " lcurs toTenaa' y Z W.
= NealEe Y > N'',
Aasins L p Wriia.An !A.-'T
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
A Big Time al UneIe Ike's.

Isaac Hays.-UncIe Ike.-kpoNn and
read a al Georges Greek. Little
Blaine. and the regions round about
Wilbur. Doesn't hold TO the gloomy
theory that vixen you can't hold onto
your earthly possessions any longer
but are compelled 70 Lave them b.
somebody 10 quarrel over. Thai then
is The time 70 cut the WafeFnl elem.
and pass around the slisss From ih=
way be treated his kin on he last
day Of January or thereaholis. one
would think ths Old Tairiarch wanted
10 make some one fel good beflrs
lhe ciD.is fell upon his sil-n, boly
On That day b, made the presence
u bis son Zeei, for = Yeats a So
journer in CRASH pPery kans S BIT
q Tie Time whereof waite sia
OF Uncle Ike ana Aunt Kate. the
eiasion for gid.idenning The f,5m-
achs and the pockets q the children
s. ee nl4de i fast ani there we're
gathered Lam and Ztel. ami AIS n5H
Ktss AIS Hardin Ca5lieIs. has child.
r.E. and eni Johnson. a Er4ndrhil3
ana - elh OF these nEe Uncle
ise gave one huHirei dollars ia geld
Aal th lucky ones also f-asiei-
D5n'l ka1N Nheiher The shining ouin
vas taken before or after estin- 6
he joe'a.s say in their rip'ions
~ iha' b. as 'iI may. The yeIIou
afi is not apr d d-ssree Nifh 10
siai recipients and as We read in The
Ssai Book iaa, il IS mor- blessed
10 give ihan 70 a7c=h,s. The venerable
iaiHtr ans srlpiialheT m1si haHe iff
,sy sp2d May ta.S an live lpns
eht ~ bapps Is The NiSh q Wilbur
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
The COmmOner"
Mr.. Bryan's Paper.

Now is the time TO seizure Mr..
Bryans paper. An Democrats
nsoa the paper anG Mr., Bryan
neSas the support ana CO-OPera-
ton q all true friends q re-
form. The Comm0hsr has ooaa-
usnoed u orsaaise the nem0-
cratic hsS.s for 1913 Mr.. Bry~
ans advocacy Nrough the Com-
mOasr II public ownership II
railroad and JelegyapR systems
the election II 4. 5 lulges aud
L. 5. senators Is popular vote.
alNNt lesislatiop, the overthrow
" private moROpolics, tar,n "
form and other issues ipsores IN
tercs,lNg and Instructive u'adlns
as we'll as new life 10 the party,
The C,Nmmoueg aud me- SAN
ny MINIS both one Year Tor
the low price u NeN ReMler
prize ot the C0mmoNcg N,ee THIS
otler appllos 10 18th new aud ~
ncwal subscriptions Address AZ
omcn to News, LOUISA Nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
MEBnvm4.E

4 n Moore h4s been to FtlRkfuri.
Recently.
Mrs Geo Fischer and Mr Daniels
ami Eifs q Ohio. are resent visitors
3 HenFy Fishers
-Four fine droyes q cattle have
passed. hare this week
Mr. ana Mrs Joe Gardner are re-
en. visitors. /.
:. Williams, xho had bsen West for
ELEVEN years. has been visiting hi
fatber Jake Williams on Gaines
Sc
Nszan. the hardware man. Of Cal
Ie,isharE IS here tonight
Mrs Worth Keller is quite siek
G,a Ster1rt and his Eep-iaush4
=. sent TO - ~ Bsnhelt yes.er-
iay
Ysuug Nr C0nEsy las gone TO CON
merri5l s2s5ol a. LeNing. on
The Nfiter and fifty or sixty OH
e-s ot this place attended the Trial
Il the Bsar n,biers q Gayson-
S41rs Gles m1rheT ana family
l alva moved 10 GraLsn
Iuaze W,~Is ana CHARLEY Flanner
lhave lust 20, in with a fns drove 2
lezi,ls
| Roby Lsuiy he Il L Mgr Is VII
to-day
Ely Fiteh, e LOUIS Is here 'o-ils
The tovu is fnIi Of Commercial mel
spoke. tie ana s,ayr men
van Bo--s ana flmilylf Dry fUi
lrt Wm Hi,thoetS q B-ammer Gal
lhave m5yed 10 " Va.
Untl Garfield M5l-e, q Btashe!
vas here reesaily
GeVTge Ftsasr his moved biz Lara
lh-ner au3 snsine Is Ohio
We ils t.xchanee resolved
lharr,ls sorghum to-i-y Tie sac
strff s so.uz ~
Mr Bnsh shipI'eie tao ho9sael
q r7tasc, to-day
Nrs Worth Keller s'ems to be i
, proving f7'L
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
MurderOus Assault.

= ntay night Fred kendall. = ne
gro from lronton. made a murderous
attack unon the person Of Wallace
Johns. local manager for the Triple
State Gas Co. a highly respectable an
prominent young men. The assault
Sas enthe'y unprOyoked. and. from
xhat preceded 1t. was evidently
rremeditatei. on the evening men
TONED there had ben a shoN at he
Opera House and 1t was Few minutes
after the Close Of ist aesiern.s....
that Ii. attach Was made. The negro's
proyo0stion OF Johns began - ghe
l,iler Ieft the building tie spoke in
s9ljhtiy 10 ME johns and tried % pms.
between him ans Young iady
Johns told him not 10 bother hum
tut % % about his hlslns,ssTo ihis
Kendall replied insnltinsly and spoke
threat.nEIy Of hayiug a gun. Johns
Iied 10 avoid a dtfhcul.y ans moved
n i1ah tn sog'h side q M4i g.
Stree. un,ll nraT Nj r. T Burns fes-
iienos Here the nero bss3me more
nvasIse and dem rs raiye aud
Johns struck him Kendall instantly b.
san 10 use the knife which BE- had an
,lous clrri,,i in bis hand The frs
arus, caughi lohns -. the lsfi arm
asking a deep slash about six inchss
6he Johns aho ws ,atio5ii unarm
d Immediately grepploi With is
Aoula-re murderer. bet the knife Ess
sin IN section. fortunately ROT dlhus
u.lre than to make ribbons - Mr.
iohls ,s ~ Tits time the sIFss
aad attracted several persons 90 b,
soy ana tae nero flsl Nat uuiH
hsn 90 JOHNS kns4 that BE- had been
,u' ana VS. helus profaseA IT.
s1s lsa.aei 10 d. BromIsys ra
isner. vhrlc ne d3-,oT dressed ~
apinE aounl When isis w.Ls cone.
a party aeut In pursuit q Kendall,
lai he hun, VAS HnslceHfsl. sne
- far he Las clair,i hts purSuers
SEARCH uas uAlds ia C-svile sc
~ the Point, ard Mr. Johns sen
,atir,,SbuFg Is ssarrh u
tnns nser bar he sus Eusae
,s'ul Josns frieaas aud sserl-
,,iy ike him-Nerr in "a asly maol
Nanaar night ana 4 ,h-y haa ca1gA,
Kendall b. aoald probably hav reer
SD ro1shit tie i very insoieu'
ncereJone uAo mtssrs no opporanily
iyuf IS airs bis imp1ieni r5lr
Il BIS sdpg-Eoi equllig AL
BE- shiiss This { r1rill thr rr>aiI
= bri,i sny In rhe mixd aools
att uisi Ia oslo N1na-y "a &c
u,an ~ Eas xnvsEcrius shla, n,
streets 81 Ipa1a ana that uishf y
sea, ut, the Overs boss a shor
ue before tb. raf7rusurt ls.ls
ltn3 ok ir1rt s.ut k-ep.ns b.
sl 81 aii ~ lime Ils vs. uade &
lacats DE seat and r1s P.lrnbl'
as tho spzts vbi-h started it- ls
raa, oilra les hoaHs di'etuari
lHr r. = Rent Ksntsli NJ.
formerly Usei in Ioas., and who "a
/ iiei. il ai5ou iu lr'uiln o.
s ssu
later james Iahas auJ Hear
Johns. father ana brotber = wilay
Iohus u,u, ID qa=, = Eep34ll AZ
Ishelr atch Nas rceuriti ~ lndtn
slsa ), 4 sr,re 10 nuni7s ~ NJ ra,-
las Tbsy covered tiu With me-
lAs,sls ana m5p.Iled a qaiet 81
"a TO, fo- t.sais. crossing Tug /
IDoulthoa and rcllhinE hsse weine
Gou1a Keudal as learei
ijR N6sre hs al rtuiain Tor his tria
D. vas iutl si Wela,sday ana -
n prsatiy 81 igiel % ttc p-sseai ~
i g ,as Cu-
/ The ease 81 Rrn44H VAS siii 81
ar1 81 fsr TO-DAY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
ApEINE

pies on ihe llsh in Ashland. The
iafani child Il Rev. wiisan. 1t rs NJ
u0nths ola II MS brought home
.ad hurie-I ia The osle grave yart-
Th4 baosayoi finally have Cur syn
qaihy
There Ms preaehing At Aieline SIT
ir8ay nigh, b. Rev. Wilson, Aso
Saaisy nigh, BY Aller, Miller.
Mr and Mrs- Hence Vanaorn we're
risiuus their parents. sunday, Mr.
ana NrS Charles Miller
Mr.. ami Ms C1ss Fsnnin we're VS.
.1ins her ulo,hsr this week, Ms Bry-
ant
Ms Anna Benomy N2S visiting
her eoasin. Aaeline Miller Sln3ay,
Ms Lizzie vanhO-n Nas visiting hon
t,iRS recentiv.
Sam Bellomy ana Frel Miller we're
yisi,ins home folks San1sy.
Mrs Nsggie Vanaorn W. VISITING
her paVenys his Neek~
Mis- Elsie Nsuhava WaS VISITING
lher cousin. Ms Hence Nanhoru, MS
wesk.
MisssS Anna and ,,srS Miller took
sinaer With Miss Marx White SUNDAY
Ms E,laia Relle'ay MAS visitius
MrS lirric Vauhorn iris week.
MIS- aus MIS- Charles Miller NeCs
visiuuS III Fred Miller ana VIE sun
.aay
Mys l.sVk Eannip VAS yiSitius AZ
siSer Ms laura RSins'Ou, Sunday,
MrS leAa liopa kcr an3 asWsAlcrs
Ners yisiuug relNiNss IN Row srces
.ihiS wee&
/ M,ss,S Aaeliuc Miller and Auna NJ
llon.y VAS vsSidne theit aunt, Mrs, IN
Ina * q, SemulAy
I Rorca RclloN,S is SiaNins Al he'
sisters Mys lAtsic NaphoyR,
Mrs. Nannlc Ross and son rNn
ter. spent SanaAS With acr sister
Nrs Fannie lgitN
ANDY RacklcS, whs spcNi sNeyN
llays With heme l0lks. Evmrp~i hom'
1 "Wednesday
/ soce, a. Ne NRWS TNO N,nuslNs
a
pairoys u thc Mnkpp, Safe al
,,,,s .,,.e is,ek an.m
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
nR,uwEii WA

49,
ms IS 1hririue little niuins e5m9
Il ah1- hree hundred inhahilautS.
ere m.nes are 5Pe-a'el ly the lm-
p ral Colney co. About oae-A2lf
{ ;he ps1g7e here are Keaiu-kians
JR Sarks. TON Mlrphey and lnO
gaain left here lzSt Friday for Nor
san creek
Ros- Rise. Il Ya,ssyille IS 1he
.,-tsr ot oar bo.ci
Grover So. q l.suiS,, Is sPendins
me winter here lie his . Position
I uiib tie tomPsny a. machine foFena
I Il 4 very haa5same saIsry
u 81 ndnlld ana llm MurPhey, 9.
Yarss1ille. are eur machine men
y E asHfe,a. osiee1uis 8 g
lauE ,aismlsl il ne MINIS hr
,'by au 80 ro aus tiFr ou e.
Is entry
Ne Nora Iol,c IS loins = nice bus
riiaess here rcfTS n'ius TIE i-sFair
sap "a.
: SmI l56c Is csul wsisanan.
Cars Meade. q weeo,iue b.
i,ea mining bere 10. a year TaS
III, AFTER yiesius the aVfai seene {
ns,psit aisss,s1, jpsi below here, ,
to qai, uaiaiae ana he ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

M,N INA osA entertained ,sc
NlncA Clae Vssy e,oSAA,N lasi rAwe
aaS aleyaooA. rae AlsejaNce US
lAESN AAa midway sAe sssSiOa ,he tAir
visitors were sNSAlel With a pegNAs'
which cmnNceA eVeN,h,Ne WAts
could ,emN pAlA'cs wAicN nv ncV,S
someA ~ ,Ae tursl, Il Was = VVgy de-
neAllal o.N.1SleN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
NOTICE.
I.Ae.,-.A, Fsaals OlpAls S,hssi Grla-
u1ieS-

Al srssassss e III isoye ranci
sss-ol W vs,sisssisd 10 sena aams
ana s8arsSs 10 P5ineipol X. Z q ;
NANay. Ky. tAat eaeh max reSlNe 81
imitation 10 a hos4>e EsarlN q =
siyea III Alnmnse In NAY Seat nAp
whsshsg " no. Circumstances las-
~ stts,lsusa ElI.A JOHNSON
Ir;n X = q :
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
Work Has Begun!

wOFk On tn hriasc across she ViVeg
from l4oata To FoT, CAV essan yss-
,srSay uNnyninx- All the material rs
eesn shipqsa. ms, u Il i alrc@is
"a he srOapa. ana a lauss iNgVe q
aNpsr WOrknseu IS rapidly cousins
thiuES Ia aSSurgc fsrm lis ale
speculate ee1yeTninS m time iatS
imrNtan, wySk val h. finishe'A Mo's'
depends IN ihc s,Sgc N Inv s,SVy ae'l
~ ,ime viii y, list ana thssv viii b.
~ NNacgSvsSArS aslaN in nv c,psaN'-
ma,,On " an ca,cgpylse which mcan'
n,aSh ami will 10 much tNF Oar csly
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
PERSONALS.
ss6assEssaBssBssBBSBBsssu

sss1hsSsSSsSss
Dr. Dean. Of Adams. Was here Mon
day
william nsmmsle spent sunday in
L7aLs4
wil Rathl.one. Ct catisitsburg. vas
avalsr aer Monday.
tohn " Rice fnd wife we're visit
JOS is Ashland recently.
F II YATES Vas in Parkersburg
and Hunt ns1on last week
Former Iailer Al HAYES vas a bus
mess visitor during Court
Ms Aiiee vins5n. Of YorkytIle. IS
attending ne l-auisl Normal
Ms LayeInis Gaines. Of Fansbdrg.
was visitor here his Week.
'csafisy Johnston. Il Thaeser. made
short visit 10 relatives retently-
ia Hsttea. Of B9ehanan. was the
guest u relatives here This week
jobn i. MerIsre. P. NJ at Gallup.
had business in L1uisa this week.
Attorney Allen oCarter was busi-
ness VISITOR to catlertsburg this eek
Judge Morris, Of Carer county, r.
emily visited MF ana MEs. Robert
BarehsiL
Mr AMI Nrs. MI conlsy ana son,
II Camel Ciiy. are expec1ei to be
here to-day
Ms. Charles K.ce hiss returned
from visit to relatives in Charles
iea. " Va.
Major D j. Bun. he,i. II Nj. steri-
ing was the guest Of Louisa rela-
,iyes Monday
Nrs. Gso.gt viasgn AMI children
sent 10 huntington this week 10
sis relatives
Nr ana Ms, F R Moore. Of Webb
vile, we're in this cts this week. the
guest Of relatives
Ms Ethel Chatneld. Of Kenoya.
Nes ksre this week. the guest Of
Ma write Frazier
Mss me Haiteu has returned 10
Buchanan. after visit TO her sister,
MIS- Frank Wallace
Nrs. A N, Hughes and Mrs. NJ F.
Conley spent a couple Of days in
Huntington this week
senator N, G. Watson cane hons
from Frankfort Saturday and remain
b aI1H MonCIy morning
4 Squire WIlb1r. Of Richardson. an
Judge sam Burton. of Blaine. witness
d the opening Of court MONDAY,
MIS- Nellie bromley has rerurna
from Hunting n. bringing With h
,Niss Ala Johnson, u Whites ,reek.
Mrs P. 5. Bond and daughter retur
Sd Nonday from Cincinnati. where ST
hai basr. visiting her father, Juig
Evans
Ms Frank Freeze Ief, yssterda
a5rung Tor Cincinnati. Frankfor5 a.
: Cannel CITY She win Be absent abb
: TAO weeks
{ pave Basgs Of Cherokee. and Ja-
Sustusm Of Blaine. rWo sabsiahii
Lawrence county men, were in 1
NEWS office Tussiay-
Mrs. John l. Johnson and lack a
Mrs William Carey vii leave
5s morrow for a visit to George Ca
ans wife in Philaielphia-
Mrs. Phil Turner iefs over the c
hi Mrs phi Turner left over the c
Nhere she Nil visit her sister.N
A' Dayall. Mr. Turner accompanied
Eife IS far y HiHtOn.
In Dr. and Ms Burgess. q Mates
Eere here saturday Ms Bar
ius Nsn, 20 Pikayille y visit her 8
ioa AIRS z a Thompon- ani the q
nal returned 10 his home.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

~ ,hc right thing tNoa NANe IA
.Al ,,A,NrsA Go, Glys CW'Nm Balm III,
On,,> noN1 tOuch ,he oA,arh pNw,lcvs
aud slnllS hNr they ,N,NtAln cNAine.
ElNs ,,vAm Hahn WDleNses Inv ssNNlieN
ina, lNllame ,ho nasal lassaec and lhe
lhNAb whereNs eANnNN rcmvlNS,
malowah n,eyeety NEWLY aglNca lhcN
ual an1 |.lNes you hel,eslct than >,al
wern N nn,A RhN erAm Hahn I,
a ,sal tnM ri .NlplnsloN AZ Alng
al.lA "a Mel Nv Ny nns
n Mr. M lML
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CsMxe Ar,Aar. sssll0a t,Fenma ~
~ 4 and q. While aplaAaips N,l.
last trsm SAr Al EellA las; SA,1g
day Sustained : AyOkea hand Nv Gam
~ Louisa ~here the camgaRy SN~
gcoa rolacea tAe iracsarc Arthur
hvcS IN CA,ls,,SAsrg
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A tow aNSa esO the Mani II M.
NNllon II l.AslA alsul,, releemeA
oNo thNsANa AollaN " nv NARaS
vNlvh AaNe hceN slAutlng since thc
1ehVnl onllalnN Was er~NeA Mese
aIo lANlp,n huNAyvA dollars ~ hOnis
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ana alslNeemehN made ~ ,ho olllo'
w he bpen MNArul ~ publication.
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IN vnnpll AuNunl " layvTlh|nn
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FIJI IN. ", VA
rre,e nNid SalmouS s.. hthss
Il a. NJ Salmans- is very SICK
jsaute lsiles Is siin tn very I.
hSalih
ne ana l's y SINGS Is an ne
NJ Agg tgsek
a NJ Salmevs, rsp1 SaNeyor q
horse yre,k. has made s'mc ceAns'
ia ,he tcaaN rOSa a. his Pleos
Nhi,A adAs estat p,NOr ~ ihe S'Ne
,osni,S
me Sts'c e wcSi NUgiRia has -
me caSt q stand Raykc tsr tee nsaFl
In ii M,eri Watts asl winter g.
utol rslN
las VinSon, VI Felix is IN the n''N
Ia mia gg,s.k, " Va NAee ee ha.
piN hNssA tArnt
Qhc riNer hcyS is WHY low Tor 'ht
scss,n II tho y0,r
Mr. Salmons and a S'u Ut !. q
S,lmOns, Vt summit. pAid ms q shor
visit. Mountain Ray
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weinssssy af,erncOa shs Ladies
Ala sooesy ., ~ RaP,is, Cave Aeli
hasinesS inviting With Ms " n
PSerce. amer The session sas 0sss
AelioaSss ics Srsam aa1 cake Seft
ssrved IN ,hs fnins uOnN
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ReSsai DssrolS PSPess ten q rsia
uaae ~ United Sia,ss MAIshsts "a
var,iss vho hsA esSa uakins arse
0aAnutioS Il -usreartH and sell.
lng Il tOr plre efotmeTy Sgseial
RsvsurS Asca, l. + Mcclure par,iSi-
patel Ia uakiag ~ arrests
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Ia>aap ,sW,sp p,Ssea ihsOcsh l.sa'
i, Hsta,y mssnus, rc,ofulus g l,N
,ueoa MN his visa 10 me nnpf'
,NNnS alepg tes river llN Ms De-
neh,,,i Nth his nip and MAS Cl0Qocp'
Ia hs ayaisss ii ,Ae goaa rceAe u
tN,se ,oNNs aNd iNeav srNcioos h'S
tdtaNiN.
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rs,s sea,leu,aa IS prcpia,ps o,eg
lAe laWwace Csroig Court Wi'e Sl
ihe asn,,S ana ability q iAe SNPsc
iensgd lnasc.Hc : oaag's''S and il'Aa
prSmp All Sls0g in his ruins y
nst Is usakins an ~ Heat Cati
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RaS.ei. ssea y noa,hs, oaly Gaia
% NJ Aaa Nus Haruon WhevisT, s.
rort CAY. diea rcOsa,lS oaly a fs~
uoashs aSo tAss loss b asssh heir
oissss eAila. a bStEAs eoy e ssoa'
tcsr ycarS
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Tho Ashland nApcf spa,Ns " tac
AsA.A in Ca,lc,tsh0rg yvcON,N II MIS-
Jett VNNAN,e0 She NNeA IN l.ANts'
MANY >sNsS apa hey ma,AoN NaN'e w1'
Nsle rN,W Tier husband Vas a, 'ee
,neN our ,NWN ns.Nhel
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Garland NOagN vt his NNN'N, ~
turmoil Monday INN cincinnati NA,ra
no had heN N,s,,nN Nls sou John,
AMI 10 eno his Aewh,vrM'hv Nle'
A. n MeogN WIN a seglopsN Hllh'
Me MvoFo yepolla heg onAllloN a. ~
Ina lnnhuY lmpV,oI pal Yel VIZ
aNn1ploNN
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Iohn CsuHiaes 4tn 30 ioi = ca
crete vorS Al Paintssille SD
Hasins saia Ms teSzaaTan' ana tan &
sad 10 n mnaFs D. wtii trs 6
ali Ms une - ocarrste NeTk
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rs, l.lass 10 ,oos ~ s,iii y
nzEsr rinsz frtm ~ cuUuisT az q
Raukrups sale Tbs EsSs. are suoNt
ana uin he prosecuted Il riuss are nj
rs,urrsa Frorriei1r
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