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To Farmers and Breeders,

NTT-fA The Hambletonian Stallion
10 Maplewood Norval will make the
xASzahS- season of 1906, beginning Mon.
day, April I'd, as follows. Mon.
day, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday of each
week at the Montour House Stables. West
minister; Wednesday of each week at Frank
lin House Stables, Manchester; Thursday of
each week at Sticks Hotel Stables, Hamp.
stead, and continuing until June Soth, or until
further notice. We do not think there is any
better breed of horses for general purposes,
hardness and gentleness than the Hambleton.
ian. Breed to a standard bred horse, thereby
improving the standard of your colts, especi.
ally the FLIES for breeding purposes. Book
your mares early, as the horse will be allowed
to serve only limited number of mares. This
horse will be at the Montour House Stables,
Westminster, during the entire month of
March, and will be ready for service for any.
one desiring to breed early See large bills
for further particulars.
JOHN G. SKUNK, Owner,
Westminster, Md.
JOSEPH BLACK, Groom. febl0tf
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
Live Stock & Machinery

LIZ BLU oAb5
Il OF VALUABLE
Live Stock & Machinery
Tbs undersigned. having rented her farm.
will sell on the farm belonging to the
late VIM. G. Riuehart. situated on the Union
toSu turnpike, ! miles from Westminster. on
TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1906,
at o'e clock, a. IN. the following articles: 8
work horses aud family carriage
horse, IL cows, bull, 2--~
0g-~ hsIfers, : sheep, SOW, l2<Ex
shoats, saw mill, good As Eew; trAc -A
ton engine. ~ good order; ihreshiug machine.
Tornado fodder cutter. corn chopper. 50 feet
OF new Candy betting. large farm wagons,
road wagon. herSe wagon, , rpapers, NOV.
ers, sulksy corr plo~s. hArrows, ealiivators
md plows, grain drills and al kinds Of har
ness needed on farm, al new since the FIRE;
s and gallon milk cans and coolers. shepherd
dog. u years old aud veil trained; road cart
break cart, several beds,eAds, kitchen sink.
corner cupboard. ten plate stove and several
other stoves, large iron kettles. - gallon
copper kettle and s;irrrr. set % bells for team
horses. tools Of all kinds for buichefing. large
meat hogshead. griBdssoue, sleigh. bob sled.
potatoes, corn and many other things too
numerous 20 mention.
Tsrus.-UBdeS s.. cash on day Of sale: on
g. add over a credit OF months will be gwen
by ue5e. ~igh approved security. bearing in.
tsresi from day e ssle
MRS, CAROLINE RINRHART.
Elias y. DAVIS, Auc,ioueer. fsb24-sl
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"ANTED-A TENANT to work a
w farm on shares in Hartford county.
Apply at AZ West Bidde street, with refer,
ences. Also wanted gardner aud farmer
on place in Hartford county. Wife to raise
poultry and make butter Address AZ West
Biddle street, Baltimore, Nd. feb17St
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Bookkeeping, Shorthand
and Typewriting.

Private instruction in the above branches
gill be offered IN Westminster by teacher OF
experience. provided sufficient number Of
pupils uish TO take the work
Highest references furnished IS to character
aud ability a. a teacher.
TERMS Beck keeping $1,000.
stenexrAphy $1,000.
TypcwFitinE sL-0o.
Applicants leave name At this Office or ad
dress by letter
MISS PORTER, 1906 Linden avenue.
feb24 II Baltimore, Nd.
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TO CREDITORS.

IN
This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland. letters tesla.
meniary on the Personal Estate of
RH0DA DEAL,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch.
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the oath day of September,
1906; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1906.
GEORGE S. DEAL,
feb24 At Executor
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at a. M, the following property: IT@
- 4 mares, one with foaI; 10 NV
- head of cattle, brood SOW ILL
NAand pigs. 80 barrels of corn, a lot Of
timothy hay, 80 tons Of ensiage, binder, 2
mowers. horse rake, drill, corn planter, corn
pillow, horsepower and separator, farm
wagons, dayton wagon, 3 buggies, one rub
Der tire combination; 10 sets of harness and
all farming implements used on farm, 8
beds and bedding, walnut parlor suit, steel
range, stoves, chairs, tables, bureaus and all
other household and kitchen furniture. See
handbills for particulars and terms OF sale
NICHOLAS ]. WALSH,
feb24 81 DAVID Z. WALSH.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned will sell at public sale
GU the farm of Mrs. Mary Walsh, 1t miles
east of Carrollton Station, in Hampstead
district, on
THrRSnAY MARCH Ih. 1905.
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ENARM FOR RENT.


About 200 acres on Westminster turnpike,
near Glen Falls Railroad Station. Possession
Immediately. For particulars, address
F. E. GRAY, Elm Farm,
Finksburg Postoffice.
febl73t* Carroll county, Md.
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Pretty Toilet Sets Cheap.

Very nicely decorated Toilet Sets latest style shapes
pieces to set SIS 5 Finer and handsomer sets very
pretty So 80. Beautiful Toilet Sets in all gold and
gold and floral decorations 50 75 81 IS and So 10
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Specials in Small Goods.

Tin Tea Kettles 10c
Zoe Painted Cuspidors, SC.
10c Painted Dust Pans, &c.
15c Granite Basins, Zoe.
10c Curry Combs, DC.
15c Horse Brushes, Zoe.
And many others.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
ORCHARD. ONO.

Business is lively in thl& little
town.
W. l. Boggs ana family have moved
TO this place
Cora Boggs and Geneyera Mccoml
were seen here today.
Jake McComis cut his foot while
chopping wood. but Is improving.
w. L. Boggs aud Jerry Steel made
a trip 20 London today
Harley Pain was visiting Mir Boggs
today.
Miss Stella Mccomis was visiting
home folks today.
Mr. and Mrs W l. Boggs have a
pretty. little baby
John Curnuite was visiting Jake
McComis recently.
p W. Wilson and wife are visit
ing his father-in-law today.
W. l.. Boggs and family reports
well satisfied with their new home
w L. Boggs and Mocomis brothers
went TO London yesterday. Murie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
BEECH GROVE.

Rev. r. H. Cassidy preached an
interesting sermon last Sunday at
Green Valley. A large number of
people were present.
The log rolling at Harvey Mays
was quite a success last Saturday.
We are sorry TO say that Mrs
Merry Cooksey who has been sick 20
alg, is no better.
Ella Porter and brother are visit
ing their grandparents this week.
Ipatha Messcr and Dave Thompson
lscked upon the fair sex last Sunday,
Navay Messcr, who has been yis-
Ting friends at Inez, returned home
Saturday
Miss May Foster. who has been
visiting relatives in Carter county,
returned home Sunday
Ed Ramey, OF Fallsburg. visited
his brother-in-law at this place last
Sunday.
Rolen Hutchinson and Grover Ad-
kins were on our creek recently.
Dovie and Euna May, Ida Browning
and Iantha Messer were calling on
Lulie Foster last Saturday.
w, A. May Is getting ready for
his corn this week.
Weddings now are all the go, and
prospects for another one in the
near future.
Mrs. Doll Barrett. who has been
visiting her brother, Charles Short
ridge, has returned to Ashland.
The widow Hairless is no better.
Uncle Bud
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
M KsvlLLE

Nr - e Hifks haa been very
30 l5r ths past week
Grover HEX, was ylidag relatives
oa Twin Braaeh last saturday aud
sunday
Mis- Z NJ cleyengcr. d ogeuia.
WIS visiting her parents at th-
place SUNDAY
Mrs W - IlolhtooE. Who has bcsn
Sick tor some time, is Improving
very rapidly
~ NJ iiolhruok made basiaen
uip 20 Weabvule last saturday.
James Brooks. Of Eat Fork. wns
visiting bis r7n4a-law. J NJ Dalton.
here hat SUNDAY
Mason Johnson has his acv decn.
sag about onmpl ted
M Ranulla hoibroos. who has
been visiting her brother on Miller
lhrnch, has reiuaed home
Geo Hicks and Alvin Holhrook arc
thinking Of locating on Irish creek
Tor the summer snoohie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
ovERDA.

The sick of our community IS
slowly improving
Born, to Bill Jordan and wife, 4
big girl. n
Whooping cough Is raging in oaf
locality. There are several cases ut
tnis writing
Wllfred Young is very low with
fever. Also the child Of Harrison
Young.
Felix Adams visited his mother
at Blaine Sunday.
W. NJ. Watson will soon have his
store house completed We wish
him good success.
Misses Martha and Mary Webb We're
visiting virgie and Mary Adams Sat
urday night
Several attended Sabbath School
at waters2n Sunday.
Aunt Annie Young, who has been
sick so long, we are sorry to say Is
no better.
Aunt Sarah Kelley was visiting Mrs
America Adams Sunday.
Miss Cora Wright was the guest
of Miss virgie Jordan Sunday.
Drew Adams attended Sunday
School at Waterson Sunday.
Mrs. Woods, Of Sand branch, IL
visiting her daughter on Irish creek
vlrgie Lee Adams was calling or
her cousin, Miss Hattie Young, Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. Watson, of Irish creek, wai
visiting her daughter on Cat Saturday
Claude and Dova Holbrcok attend
ed Sunday School at Oak Hill Sunday
Willie Adams, Of Blaine, was call
Ing at James Young's Sunday.
Yellow Rose.
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NERO. KY.

The meeting held at this place
Sunday was largely attended with
good behavior and interesting sermon
by Rev Hall.
Messrs. Burchett and stambaugh
passed here today with fine drove
Of hogs.
Miss Agnes setser returned home
today from Prestonsburg where she
has been attending school for some
time.
r. A. Burk, Of Bonanza. was call
ing On his many friends at Nero
today.
Misses Virginia and Florence Webb
we're visiting Mrs. DR.. Ramey last
week.
Isaac crum is visiting home folks
at Davella this week.
Rev. Perry Collins and wife and
Miss vergie Wells spent Saturday and
Sunday at Paintsvlle.
Mrs Mentie Wells and her two
bright little daughters, Jettie and
Goldle, We're calling on Mrs. Nelson
Webb Sunday.
Frank Lyons, of Flat Gap. was a
business visitor at this place last
week.
Mrs. Kelley Keel is visiting home
folks this week.
Miss Virginia webb entertained
quite a number Of young folks Sun
day evening.
Married, at the horie OF lie bride,
Mrs. Anne Setsef on Phelps Rev
Hall officiating. May their pathway
always be strewed with flowers.
Frank Goble, OF Martin county, was
visiting at Sampson belongs Satur-
day and Sunday.
Nathaniel Blsskirk was visiting AZ
Mere Sunday.
Elmon Clark was visiting Mrs
Anna johns on Sunday
DR.. Ramey, Of East Point, passed
down our creek today.
Willie Music and wife, Of th'
mouth Of Johns creek, were on LonE
Branch Sunday.
Harry Webb, Of Milo, was callini
on Miss Nancy Setser Sunday.
Miss Cora Wells visited at thu
mouth Of Johns creek last week.
Mrs. Mollie Spears, who has beer
sick for some time, is no better.
Nelson Webb and son, Master Hern
went to Miller's creek Saturday.
s. n. ~0we&, or'A weyrsF-s DEFY
erlng pictures Saturday.
Lee Phelps, Of Auxier was her
Sunday.
Mat Preston, Of Auxier was her
on business last week
Alex Harris Webb was visiting hi
cousin, Augle Webb, at East Point
Sunday. hea Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
DoNITHoN

Rev. Grizzle preached here Sunday
to a large congregation.
Mrs. Lizzie Frazier and Miss Sadie
Stansberry hare been visiting At Gal
iGp, Louisa and cassvllle fer the
past week
Carl ylnson. OF Yorkville, w. Va,
spent Sunday here.
Don Belcher has left this eection,
Chas Frasher was at Glen Hays
Sunday.
Charles Vinson. who has been at
Pittsburg for some time, attended
churon here Sunday. Also, Mrs,
Winfield vinsoa and daughter.
Sheriff Gilkerson was here Sunday
Mrs. Lace Wellman is spending
this week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. j. Maynard.
Miss Rebecca Writtenberry, of Cal
lup, visited her sister here Saturday
and Sunday,
Zen Maynard was on Rock Castle
Sunday.
Jim Dobbins spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Isabelle Dobbins was at Gal
lup Monday.
Mr. Lace and Ed Branham ATTENDED
uimrch here Sunday.
Miss Grace Chapman will start 10
Naugatuck Thursday.
D. ]. Maynard was in Louisa Sat
! urday.
There will be baptizing at III
{ mouth of Donithon first Sunday i
June at 2 O'Clock Pink Eyes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
wEpnYILIE.

George Belcher is over. shipping q
lot OF cattle.
Mr.. Boggs md family are moving
to Virginia.
John Young arrested man named
Seagraves and took him to Louisa.
Willard Carter and wife have gone
to Winchester.
| went UP to my Blaine form Mon
day and had 100 bushels of corn
shucked and hauled to LoulEn. Also
sold to Jim Walter Young the best
2-year-old colt ever raised in this
county. He weighed S6G pounds and
brought 500.
Mrs. F. r. Moore, Willy Belle Cole
and Dorothy Dean Webb were al
Blaine recently.
10 loads of slaves, OF handles
and 4 of ties in today.
Mart Moore is here for his son-in-
law, DR.. Sparks, of Louisville.
Joe Riley, of Kelley Fork. is here
on his way to Carter Circuit Court,
Ely Fitch and son, of Louisa, are
here.
DR.. Williams and wife. dentists,
are here
Elisha WelIman IS painting l. J,
We5b's house.
Mrs. Foster. daughter and gon-in-
law have gone to Cincinnati.
Greenup staye Co. has sent a
, large tucker and stave machine tC
Blaine. They will have a time get
ting there over our roads.
Harve Mosely, of Cherokee, ha.
gone to Huntington TO work
There is at least million etayel
on the head Of Blaine, although q
, or % teams are hauling every day.
Charley Elan. of Mexico. is herr
to meet his brother, the doctor.
L. ]. Harris. of Winfred. is bacl
from Louisville Dental College.
John Kitchen is laid up with ;
very bad leg.
Fin Underwood Is here to see hi
sister, Mrs Elias Webb
Mrs sam Houck and daughter hay
gone to Iroa lIii. Garter county.
Alb Caudin. Of Gaines creek, 4
here on his way to Colnmbus.
Meredith Sparks the big lumber an
cattle man from head OF Blaine, 8
down today.
Roll Fannln, the gauger at IN
/, Elliott Dlstnlery, went home today
!, Uncle Tip fixed him out with horse
Evangelist Kemper is here holding
a meeting.
sixty-six teams in today witt
slaves, etc
Harris Tom, wife and family are Il
from Huntington. PIT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

Senator McCreary delivered very
strong speech Tuesday in the United
Suites Senate in favor of further
regulation of immigration, one of
the. most important subjects before
the country today, and one that Is
not receiving the attention 1t de-
serves. The rate at which the scum
of the earth, the criminals and slug
CARDS Of the old world are swarming
into the United States is alarming.
Il is lowering our standard Of morals
and intelligence. Anarchy and dis
cord follow as result Of the influx
Of these degraded creatures.
Senator McCreary is broad, able
man. credit to Kentucky. He COM
mands the highest respect in the
most Important law-making body Of
our country.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

II anybody should ask you, yea
may tell them that the time is draw
ing near when Carter county will
have to erect some public buildings.
The court house is absolutely dan
gerous and glance at the jail On
the north side shows it to be in no
better condition. The clerks offices
are in no better condition. The
clerks offices are. far too small in
which to properly conduct the fast
growing business Of he clJaly =
GIayson Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

The principles advocated by Will
lam Jennings Bryan do not look SO
alarming to the country since Pres
ident Roosevelt has adopted and put
some of them into practice. The
President even advocates a reduction
Of the tariff. He has bent every
energy and broken some of the
commandments in an effort to regu-
late the railroads and restrict those
sacred privileges that have allowed
them 20 rob the people and assist
the Standard Oil Company to crush
out all competition. If 1t were not
for being disrespectful to the Presi-
dent we should advocate an iniuac-
ton to prevent him from "swiping'
the remainder of the Democratic
platform.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
Marshal's Sale for Taxes.

By virtue of taxes due the city OF
Louisa for the year 1906, l win on
Monday, the is day Of June, 1906.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4.
m. and / O'Clock p. m, at the City
Hall In Louisa. expose to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary TO satisfy The
amount Of the taxes due the afore-
said. and costs. towit;
A house and lot In the City Of
Louisa. KY, known as the old Small
place, and adjoining land Of Nose
Burgess, Patsey Goble, A. J. CARED,
and H. c. Summons. I
R. A. STONE, City Marsha
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

The Hawesville Clarion says:-
Every small town has its clearing
house Of gossip. That this town is
no exception, we would impress on
all. To be banded from tongue 10
tongue by these vile sharlls-these
filthy mouthed assassins-is the PEN
atty all must pay for the misfortune
of living in a place so small that
every citizen knows what every
other has for breakfast Not kick
at all, but only mentioned to show
you that we are on to 'em.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

A report from New York says that
J. P. Morgan has ''gobbled up the
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton R. R., and
the bridge that was under construc-
tion across the Ohio river at Ashland
This probably kills the chance fol
another railroad line in the Big Sandy
Valley. and keeps us at the mercy Of
one corporation with high freight
rates.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

Hon. Will A. Young will enter
tain Gov. J. C. W. Beckham and
wife. S. W. Hager and wife, C. C.
McCord and wife, and Gen. Percy
Haley in camp at Amyx Springs, Nor
gan county, this summer This dis
tinguished party will live in a tent,
close to nature and to natures God.
-Morehead Mountaineer.
There can be no question about it
being close to nature" but when we
fused" around Amyx Springs, Ma
lures God" was never thought to be
very close to that particular spot
Pikeyille Plaindealer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
IuGoLINa MITn DYNAMITE

Is no more dangerous than 10 neglect
kidney disorders Foley's Kidney
Cure correots irregularities and has
cured many severe eases after other
treatment has failed. 1t builds up
the worn out tissues and restores
health and vigor Il was troubled
with kidney trouble Tor about Two
years" writes a. II. Davis. OF Mt
Sterling, Iowa, but two bottles OF
Foley's Kidney Cure effected a per-
manent cure Sold by Louisa Drug
Company. Main street
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
NorIcR ro coRREspoNpeNrs.

WIN our esteemed correspondent
please Try to have their f,you rclga
Us by Monday or Tuesday WclHe
day and Thursday are oUr msa
days. but II you have anything n
spc,M importance send It aloaf
even then We appreciate our c1un
try contributors and know they VIII
try to help us In this regard
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

Former Gov. w. o. Bradley, in an
interview given at Cincinnati says
he will not be candidate for Con-
gress from the Fifth Kentucky dis
frict-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
DEEP HOLE.
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks
10 our Mind friends and saeishbors
who SO lovingly assisted us during
The illness and death of our beloved
husband and father Their many
aMs OF kindness viii never be for
rotteha Mrs. Marion Diamond
and children.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
FRIDAY, May 25, 1906.

Senator Blackburn is being sug-
gested as a probable candidate for
Governor of Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

WANTED-15O men to work in the
narrows below louisa. Wages sl.5O
per day. Apply to KInner q Co.
LouIsa. or at works. SwlIs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

The race for. Circuit Judge opened
for Earnest here Monday. There was
considerable "politicating" among our
friends. the enemy Grayson Tribune
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p, und.
The Manufacturer, Record believes
that the estimate ri IO,OOo.ooOooO tons
q available ore 81 the known ore sup
rlrc, OF the world is too small; certain
iv the estimate iur the United States
!, much less than has been proven up
,, 1t 5 sale To- say that the South alone
hu; a. much iron re as the ont &c
country was credited with in that csti-
mae, or something over 1,ooo,OOooOc
| tons, but ii the estimate ui the total
i.r the world oi IO,Ooo,OOO.OOO tons
>houId be raised t. even $4,000, 600
! OF 50 per cent. increase. this would
man" No material difference in qucs.
ti,n ui such momcntous Importance
! ior It would only mean lcngthcnng
OF ,hC available supply iOr compare
lively few years longer We believe
that new sources OF supply will be found
and are not inclined to be alarmIsts,
Lut that the question pi where to ind
! an 2mp,c ore supply To- meet the cnor-
moss expansion ui the Wor'l, iron in
G|slry is ni the prp'oundr>t impor-
tan"" admits OF no question This sit
"ol'uu would seem to- indicate a grad
ua advancement in the price oi iron
and steel, for owners OF large bodies
OF c1c. increasing mtrlu>ically in valuc
rs rapidly a. they must ri necessity do
under these conditions, will not be will
ing t. part with their ores except ON
the basis OF very large increase in price,
Whcr the United State, Steel Cor
puration was incorporated five or six
years ago and capitalized on the basis
o: estimating its ore in the ground at