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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21
OUT OF DANGER.
Victims of Automobile Accident Will
Recover.

worcester, Mass, June 20.-Andrew
L. Howarth and Lyman S. Kilton, two
OF the men who were injured in an au-
tomobile accident at Trowbridgeville
last night. were reported as being out
OF danger at the Worcester hospital
today where the men were taken af-
ter the accident. They are suffering
from numerous cuts and bruises and
Hilton sustained a fractured arm. II
was feared last night that both men
were suffering from brain conclusions
and internal injuries but a further ex-
animation today disclosed no trace of
conclusion in either case but the ply
slcians could not state positively that
either man had escaped internal in
Juries. Fred A. Quigley who was also
injured, was confined to his home to-
day suffering from cuts and bruises.
X. II. Brigham the fourth occupant az
the car was the only man who escap-
ed unhurt
The accident occurred near the
Leesville bridge at Trowbridgeville.
Mr.. Howarth who is prominent wool
en- manufacturer of this city was driv-
ing the car at a fast rate of speed AS
ne turned his steering wheel to make
a sharp turn in the road the automo-
ollie skidded and the front wheel struck
lamp post. The impact of the COLI
SION was so great that Mr. Howarth.
hilton and Quigley were hurled to the
ground. Howarth and Kilton were
rendered unconscious and were hurried
10 the hospital in this city in what was
peileved to be a critical condition.
Qulgiey. after having his wounds
dressed by surgeon. went to his
nome. Brigham was not thrown from
the machine. The mechanism of the
automobile was practically ruined by
the broken lamp post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21

NV Brothers: Another year has
passed and we again assemble to Jer-
form our duties collectively. as an or
ganization, and to listen to the reports
of the year. and obtain therefrom the
results of our labors.
1t goes without saying that we tully
appreciate the honor conferred at Wat
erville a little more than q year ago IN
electing me commander. an honor shar-
ed alike by myself and the brothers
of my camp.
Assuming command. headquarters
were established in Augusta at room
No. s. North building. and through the
kindness of the members Of Camp No
81, we were able to secure suitable
office at a moderate rental.
My sincere thanks are due to those
members of the staff who have rem
dered me valuable assistance, and SEN
ior Vice Commander Hayes and Junior
Vice Commander Vinal to whom L am
deeply indebted for assistance. aid and
counsel, as also to Treasurer Metrli
and Secretary Bangs, who has been a
loyal son and tireless in his efforts tC
properly administer the affairs OF his
office. and l am sure his report VIII be
of interest to all members of the or
der.
Never in the history of the division
has a mere kindly spirit been evinced
by our parent organizations: from Com
mander-in-ch Tanner down to the
comrade on the floor of his home post
we have received hearty cooperation
and support.
One circular letter has been mailed
from these headquarters to every post
in the department, and cordial re
sponses have been received in many
instances, and we are sure much per-
manent good has been accomplished.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliar!
should receive the hearty support OF
every loyal member of our order. and
no camp should be without sister or
ganization to assist in the great work
we have before us. Our wives and al
those who are eligible should be en-.
couraged in the work, and urged tt
connect themselves with this our auxil'
iary and affiliated order.
To the woman's Relief Corps we are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21
new ENGLAND.
Manchester Shuts Out
Fall River, 3 to 0.
New Bedford |ntIiCts Same
Score on Lynn Team.
HdvsrhiII Beats Lowell Nine 10 Five. Norces-
Ter Downs Lawrence Seven 10 One.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT NEW BEDFORD.

"A w JfohlD
The Lynn players were at the mercy OF
Elliott and were shut out without runs,
New Bedford scoring three.
New Bedford Il 0 0 ! XII 1
Lynn ........0 0 0 0 0 0 O-O-i-:;
Batteries-Elliott and Braun: Smith and
Daum. Tine. 1.47. Umpire. O'Bren.
AT HAVERHILL.
Ha"erhill defeated Lowell easily Q to !,
the locals scored six runs in the fifth by
hard hitting and poor fielding by Lowell.
Haverhill ......0 0 i q x-9-12-,
Lowell .........O 0 ; 0 0 s. SO
Battcries-Groom. Connolly and Dug
gan: Murphy and Plunkett. Time LA.
Umpire, Hastings
AT WORCESTER.
The local team Outbatted and outficldcd
Lawrence ana won easily to ]. Frock
held the visitors down to four hits and
nearly scored Il shatout. The fielding Of
Billet of Lawrence twas the feature.
Worcester .....1 0 . ] X-7-11-i
Lawrence ......0 o o / O O-1- A.
Eatteres-FrOck and Knots: Barbarich
and Fulmer. Time. LAO. Umpire. Stafford.
AT FALL. RIVER
Manchester bunched hits off Swanson
and defeated Fall River to 0. OToolc
KEEP. the locals hits well scattered.
Manchester 80 o 0 , G l 0-3-9-u
Fall River .....0 0 0 0 0 0-0-G-
Eattcrics-O'TOcle and McDaniels
Swanson and Waters. Time, ,.35 UNI
pirc. Henry
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THE WEEKS SCHEDULES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Thursday-Fittsburg at New York. Gin
delphia.
Friday Brooklyn at Boston. Philadel-
phia at New York.
Saturday-Br Brooklyn at Boston. Philadel-
phia at New York.
aturday-BrookIvn at Boston. Phila-
delphia at New York: Chicago at Gin
cinnati. St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Sunday-PittsburG at Cincinnati. St
Louis al Chico go.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Friday and Standardization at Phila-
delphia. New York at Washington, De
Sunday-Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland
at ST. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thursday-Lynn at New BEDFORD. Man
chester at Fail River. ITaverhll at Low
ell. Lawrence at Worcester.
Friday-Lynn at Fall River. Manches-
ter at New Bedford, IIaverhll at Wor-
cester, Lowell at Lawrence.
Saturday-Lynn at Fall River 1.-TWO
gamoS). Manchester at New Bedford Ha-
Verhill at Worcester. Lawrence at Lowell
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Thursdav-North Attleboro at Rrockton
Friday-North Attleboro ut Pawtucllet
Saturday-Attlcboro 1T PhwtuCket
Taunton at North AttIehoro. WoonSnCkct
at Rrockton.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursdny-Mcntrcal at Baltimore,
Rochester at Jersey City. Buffalo at
Providence.
Friday-Buffalo at Providence. Toronto
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future. The secretary's report will eX-

future. The secretary's report will eX-
plain all that is necessary.
In finances not much was given to us
and not much do we return. We have
tried to give you the best results for the
money we have expended. Our CORE
spondence speaks through the postage
bills audited by the council. The secre-
tarys, trcasurer's. chaplain's and other
reports will be submitted in their reG1i-
lar order. and we would ask your respect
/ full attention during that time.
| My official relation with all our ma
tional officers has been of the most pleas
ant kind, and 7 take this opportunity of
making my acknowledgements to my
brothers of the commanderyn-chief for
courtesies received at their hands.
In conclusion I desire again to return
my sincere thanks to all the brothers in
the order for their kindly consideration
during my term of Office. and only regret
that I have not been able to do more for
our dear old order. In severinE my con
ncction with you as your comm2nder be
lieve me when I say that no year Will
have more pleasant recolections to me
i'm the closing hours of my life than the
year 1905, when ] served as commander OF
the Maine Division of the Sons of Veter-
ans.
The reports of Vice Commander ID.
s. Hayes of Sanford and Junior Vice
Com. l.. w. Vinal of Vinalhaven show
ed their departments to be in highly
satisfactory condition.
About IS delegates and members OF
the S. of V. Auxiliary were present.
The annual report of the president.
Miss Mary Pratt of Freeport came first
on the docket and it showed the order
to be steadily on the gain. Mary
Thompson reported as vice president
along the same lines as did Miss Alice
Cummings Of FreepOrt as secretary.
This last named report showed that
the order now numbers fully 500 MEM
bers in the State. The report of Mrs.
Estelle Ray of Waterville as treasurer
was also highly satisfactory.
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The veteran Henry Chadwick was in
i,lred in an elevated train in Brooklyn
Friday night, being thrown to the floor
and his right arm was bruised and his
bark wrenched.
An immense turnout is expected at
the Harvard and Yale game in Cam
bridge today. There will be seating ac-
Communications for 5000 and all these
seats are reserved.
Jere Nops, one of the Providence
Eastern League teams pitching staff.
has been suspended for the season.
Continued absence from the team when
players were badly needed is the cause.
Infielder James Morgan, formerly Of
the Providence Eastern League, who
Joined the Detroit team Saturday after
graduating from Georgetown Univer-
sity. was turned over to the Boston
American League team.
National League batting percentages,
including games of last Thursday:
Wagner .351, Schultz .349. Steinfeldt
BAT, Donlin .339, Chance 1923, Lumley
81, Ward .315. Scheckard .311, Leach
1908. Phelps 1907, Arndt 300.
Connie" Mack says he is so short of
pitchers that when one of his men is
injured he is forced to compel him to
take his medicine. Connie" says he has
not the least doubt that but for the
injury to Waddell his team would now
be in the lead.
Lou Criger is enjoying the games
at Boston these days from front seat
Just back of the visiting players. AL
seem to know the great Boston catch
er and pass word with him. "ImproV-
ing every minute" was Criger's an
swer when asked how he felt.
Worcester has developed into one OF
the very best minor league cities in the
business. The New Egland League Is
putting up just as good baseball rs
any of the minor leagues and is really
more interesting because of the evenly
matched teams of hustling players.
| Portland High school was defeated
at baseball by Westbrook Seminary on
the Sem grounds Wednesday fore
noon by a score of 5 to l. The game
was in connection with the Commence
ment exercises held at the seminary
| and a large crowd of students from
both schools attended.
Tho last batch of Tri-State batting
averages will be read with interest
Deal of Lancaster 1885, Hartley of Lam
caster .32S. Fred Raymer 1921. bill
Schriver 316, Wolverton .312, Dougher-
ty (Pat 21t. Fred Crolius 300. Serine
.294. Unglaub $50. O'Neil .2d6, BILLY
| h milton .25S. Clay $50.
American League batting averages:
Elberfeld 1915. Mcclure 1861, Bender 1850
Stone $50, Hemphill .349. Lajoie .342
Cobb 1893, Davis 1888, Seybold .337, Dy-
CERT 1898, Wakefield 1888, Clarke .32s
AItizer 1928, Conroy .325. Chase ga
Murphy and Bay 1913. Anderson $50
schreck .3l6 Bemis .3OS, Turner .3O5
| Flick 1903.
The Hebron Academy nine defeated
Bowloin I'd team in the annual Com
| mencement game at West Minot Tues
| day afternoon, II to 5. During the
greater part of the game the VARSITY
| pitcher Sparks was in the box. while
Abbott, the Varsity catcher and stan
| wool, the third baseman, played the
| entire game of the second team. The
| academy boys raped Sparks hard.
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the mailing lists of the official organ.
We find that too frequently complaints
are made of not receiving this journal.
which is wholly the fault of camp Off
GERS or the members themselves. in not
giving proper notice of change of ad-
dress. AS to the value of the Banner as
an official organ, we leave to this en-
campment to say.
During the month of November last
Division Inspector Hooper visited di-
vision headquarters for the purpose of
laying out the work of camp insper-
tions, subject to the approval of the di-
vision commander. Brother Hooper
Strove to district the division, so as to
| make little expense to camp and divi-
sion. AS to the result of his labor, his
report will show.
| must say very nearly what other d-
vision commanders have said. VIZ: That
the great problem. which our camps have
| yet to solve is how to keep its members,
after they once have been mustered
| During the past year considering all
things the muster in" Of our camps has
been very commendable, but the Suspen-
sion list is something awful and that it
Is 81 IcCtSSdfy tot"S ~ ~ toiSi'7
| " deplored. While we must admit that
there are innumerable causes where sus-
pension of a member is justifiable, / am
led to believe that a little more care and
energy on the part of camp officers in
| collecting dues would be productive of
much good. BY personal experience
have found it comparatively easy to col
lect dues if the matter is attended to
promptly.
During the past year / have visited
quite number of our camps. but not
nearly as many as I would have llked'
and we have done everything possihie 1or
| the advancement of our division, that thc
time and money that we have had a' our
disposal would permit us to do.
We have done our best to answer all
correspondence promptly. and have 1or-
warded supplies as quickly as circum-
stances would allow.
There are two camps well under way
one at Eastport and the other at oaisAls'
and we think with very little VOTE ~
the part Of the incoming admihiS'ii 'o'
these camps can be organized in the near
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
BASEBALL NOTES.

Members of the Old Orchard team
will begin practice in a few days.
The York Tri-State League has had
nine extra inning games since the first
Of June.
A ball team has been organized al
East Orrington. Out of five games
played, four have been won.
On the morning of June is the Boston
Nationals we're but three defeats be.
hind their record Of last season.
Last Saturday at York Clay hit for a
double and a triple and "Billy" Hamil.
ton for three singles. sending in the
winning run.
Comiskey has hired Hiram Conibare
trainer of athletics at the University oil
Chicago. to take charge of the Chica.
go White Sox.
Altizer batted for 1885 in Is games
and all Of this hitting was done on the
road. Anderson has hit for $40 and
Lave Cross for .299.
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at Baltimore, Rochester at jersey City,
Montreal ut Newark.
Saturday-Buffalo at Providence, Ioron-
to at Baltimore 1.-TWO gamesl. Rochester
at Jersey City, Montreal at Newark CIVIC
games). M.
Sunday-Buffalo at Providence. Balti-
more at Newark. Rochester at montreal
CONNECTICUT VALLEY LEAGUE.
Thursday-Srringficld at Iolyoke, Hart
ford at Bridgeport, New Haven at Nor
wich, Waterbury at New London.
Friday-Norwich ut Springfield. New
London at Hartford. Waterbury, az ne"
Haven, Holyoke at Bridgeport.
Saturdav-Ncw London at Springfield
Holyoke at New Haven. Norwich al
Bridgeport, Hartford ct Waterbury.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Thursday-Ya Harvard at Cambridge
Saturday Amherst- Williams at VIII
Jamestown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21

The graduating exercises of the class
of 1906 of the Brunswick High school
were held ut the Town hall Tuesday
afternoon before Il large gathering. In
the evening the class held Il reception,
which was followed by A dance. Those
taking part in the graduation exer-
ciseS were Bertha Fisher Irish, Grace
Marion Lunt. Annie Isabella Pletts.
Bessie Meredith Lee. Frank Durham
Townsend. Bertha Coda owen, Char
lotte Body Melcher. Bertha Luella
Hackett. Jane Curtis Edwards and
Nellie Augusta Edwards
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UPHOLDS COMPANY,
Court OF Appeals Sustains Contention
on Insurance Claim.

San Francisco. June 2O.-By deci-
sion OF the United States court of ap-
peals yesterday, the action of the New
YORK Life insurance Co. in refusing to
pay policy for $4,000 to the heirs of
>. ID. McDougald, was upheld because
although McDougald had given the
company note for two years premium,
ne had failed to make payment The
claimants held that as the company
never served a notice on McDougald
calling for payment as they were
Obliged to do under the laws of the
state of New York. they could not
evade payment
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EBBETTS WINS OUT.
Justice Decides Brooklyn Club Can
Play Sunday Games.

New York, June 20.-Sunday base
ball may be played in Brooklyn and
the management Of clubs are not viO-
lating the section of the penal code
prohibiting games on Sunday where
admission is charged by placing con-
tribution boxes at various points about
the grounds.
This is the substance of a decision
rendered by Magistrate Manner in a
Brooklyn police court today when
members of the Brooklyn and Cincin-
natl clubs of the National League were
arraigned. charged with violating the
Sunday observance law last Sunday.
The defendants were discharged.
Pres. Ebbetts of the Brooklyn team
said after the court proceedings that a
game will be played in Brooklyn next
Sunday.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS
In Session at Boston Adjourn for Trip
Down the Harbor.

Boston. June 20.-Sightseeing was
the principal feature of today's pro-
gram of the second days session of the
33d tricnnial of the General Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of the United
States. The delegates assembled this
morning but almost Immediately ad-
journed for a trip down the harbor
One of the leading features of the
weeks entertainment was the recep-
tfon at Hotel Brunswick which Gener-
al Grand High Priest Arthur G. Pol
lard and Mrs. Pollard of Lowell plan
ned to give this evening to the visiting
delegation and their ladies'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21

John ]. Mand. a son Of William Mand
OF Salem, died Monday night at Port
land from an overdose of morphine TAX
en- to relieve a pain in the head. He was
"a years old, and was known as an en-
tertainer. His remains will be taken n
Salem. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21

Harold w. Paine Of Warwick, X. T.,
was Wednesday elected captain OF
Brown University baseball team for
the coming season. Paine is a member
of the class of 1907 and has played on
the Varsity for three years as catcher
and rightfieldcr.
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 6. Spring
field >
At NATURALIZATION S. Holyoke ..
AT New London-New London 3, New
Haven 0.
AT Norwich-Watcrbury s. Norwich O.
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TwO-baSe hits-Shreckard Gessler.
Home r,n-SteinfelG. Hits-Off Lindaman
2 in inning; off Young IA in innings Oft
WitherUp in > innings. Sacrifice hit
Evers Stolen haSeS-Tinker. Hoffman,
! Strickland. Evers. Double plays-Tinker
and Chance: Eivers and Noonan. First
has o1f On W 9ho sfre Gtf Y Yon
| 3. by Witherup l. by NJ. Brown Q. Passed
balls. Brown. Time. Oh. Umpire. John
stone.
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All Well Aboard the DEWEY

fenang, Straits Settlements. June
zo.-The United States drydock Dewey
bound for the Philippine Islands was
sighted today in the Straits of Malac-
ca. She reported all we'll.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Jerscy City 6. Toront"
) III innings). first eame); Jersey City
4, Toronto (second gamel.
At acknowledgements 5. Buffalo 4.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ). MONTREAL =,
At Observation-Disclosures d. IroVl
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Boston Falls Before Chi
cage Aggregation,2 to |.
Cleveland Goes to Top, Trim.
ming Philadelphia I to 3.
Detroit Whips New York, Five 10 One.
Only Three Games Played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 20.-Chicago defeated
Boston to l here today. making COM
piete victory Of the series. A single
coupled with a pair of errors. a sacrifice
and long fly gave Chicago their scores.
Boston scored on a single, a double and
nm
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursday-Rufe Turner VS.. Dave Holly.
Pleasant Beach, Wash.
;, t'riday-Al Kaufman VS.. Fred Cooley.
Terra Haute. Ind; Willie Fitzgerald VS..
Andy McGarry, Philadelphia
. Saturday-Hugo Kelley VS.. Young Ma
honey. Indianapolis.
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AT BROOKLYN.

Cincinnati 1910 0 0 0-3-7-1
Brooklyn I'D 0 0 o 0 l 0 GI-4-1
Isattcries-W ticker and Schlei: Mcintyre
and Bergen. Tine, 136. Umpire. Klein.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis ......O 3 0 0 0 0 o. O.
Philadelphia Il 3 0 0 . X-S-11-;i
Batteries-Egar. karGer and Grady,
Raub: Lush and Donovan. Time. 1.4J
Umpires, Conway and Carpenter.
AT NEW YORK.
Pittsburg .....1 0 0 0 2-15-17-:
New York ~ 0 @ o > Sc
Ratterics-Wilis and PeitZ: Ferguson,
Wilt and Bowermar. Time. 2!5 I'm
preS. O'Day and Enslc.
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NATIONAL.
Chicago Lets Boston Down
Easily, Eleven to One.
Pittsburg Shows New York the
Game, Fifteen to Two.
Cincinnati Whips Brooklyn 3 10 | and
Phillies Beat 81. Louis 8 10 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. June 3.-Early in tOday's game
the visitors acquired a commanding lead
but they continued to play ale tly and
agsressively and a heavy score resulted
The Boston team seemed to be outcIass.
ed in all departments
CHICAGO
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Inc British Undertakers' Association
nes peen in annual conference in
Liverpool. and, according to the Lon
aon Express, latter enjoying genial
iuncheon heard a lecture by DR.. Night.
ihgaie on the treatment of corpses."
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Left on baseS-ChicagO 5. boston D.
Jones Double plays-Isbell. Davis and
Donchue; Davis. Isbell and Donohue ?;
Davis and Donohue. Struck out-By Alt
rock 2. by Young 9 Base on balls-Of
Altrock /, off Young 9. Time. 1.35. UNI
pre- Connolly.
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Sir Wilfred Lawson is said to be re-
ioiced over the fact that $50 of the new
members Of the British House Of Com
mons are total abstainers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-21

Thomas F: Walsh. David Moffatt. and
United States Senate from Colorado. are
millonaires.
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At CLEVELAND.

Cleveland 100 c o x-7-12-t
Philadelphia 20 Q 0 Q % 3.
Batterfes-Rhoades and Bsmis: Dyger
and Schreck. Time. 10. Umpires. Con
nor and Hurst.
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AT DETROIT.

Detroit ....2 90 c Q 0 x-3-s-l
New York ....0 0 0 l 0 O-l-6-2
Batteries-Donovan and Warner: Ches-
bro and Mcclure Time. 1.30. Umpire.
O'Loughlin.
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Istittu III w ilbtI up Ill lIt nlI'tn.
G Rhttog ,.....S Q . . ! 3 I'll
la.,t-1 Ii
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16


TaAt period in the III u TIE l-ss
isiaIurs h2s been reached Na=-e i,
IS Necessary TO transact baSlassSan5
inneaiASely Aftsr the 2ilOarumeu,
NOna&y the COumilSee On Rules me-
and teCiast that III HOES vOala
hold afternoon ssss.azS Bssianing
Tuesday the Legislagrre Vin he a
the hOO,e ssretca- Il vii a1iOaTn
sine aie MaToh Is, leaving rs, JNea,y
eSsht ~O-ktag tsyS. Or ceJrins -,
Washingtca's birthday. VhiCA Is -
uAL but rWeniy-ssyen In a coupe
Of weeks night SESSIONS ~lI X reSor'
I'd 10 The b1IS q the IesLSlaroa n
nSins 10 Be done