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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-10

out waking tne whole BROOD
"'No,' said he softly; 1 wasn't think
ing Of that
well, let's have it. said l.
HE stared at me moment. We
don't want any evidence against us.
and we don't want partners he said.
I'VE don't | agreed.
"'There's another way out he said.
with his furtive eyes upon me.
suddenly the whole business fash
ed upon me. And, gentlemen, what do
you suppose he was proposing? Moth
ing less than the murder of those poor
devils as they lay in their sleep. You
think | judged too quickly. Wait Il bit.
The thing came upon me in an illumi-
nation. l believe it was his eyes that
did it. But | said nothing of what
felt; what | said was this:
"'Thcre's no other way out that
can see. and if there was another way
| wouldn't take it, and looked at him
very closely, 50 that he should see
what | meant He dropped his eyes.
All IiSlt, lie SdNl. lou Il DpIlcT
go and lie down. I'll think it out
Il went. for was pretty sleepy, and.
besides. | thought | had disposed of
that worm in his head. And presently
i got to sleep, but it couldn't have been
for long, for | was awaked by some
sound in the night and sat up. The
Greeks We're snoring about me, but
somewhere | could hear a regular
noise, struck at intervals and coming
from little way off. 1t was still dark.
but guided my steps to the sound, and
what do you think | found: Mr.. Great
oreX, gentlemen. ii has nasty sound,
and might very well go for lie in an
orner mans mouth
Sercombe took sip from his glass.
II struck a match, and there were some
feet of earth piled just in front of me
and below that man digging-digging.
with his head at the level of my feet
He started at my light and uttered an
exclamation. and then stopped, looking
ar me. We watched one another til
the light went out. Then l stepped
forward and grabbed his neck.
BY the Lord l cried. L am in two
minds to throttle you and make this
place grave for yourself" And, by
George, | would have done it for two
pins. He wriggled in my grasp, ana
] jerked him up and landed him on IL
surface.
TO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER NX.

w you will remember" said Ser
combe, that the last time
saw you was when we rode
back TO the Woodman with
that cart before us. You know well
enough what was there. Well, | didn't
even inquire if you had looked. But l
guess l know a smart man when see
him, and, Mr.. Great0reX, took off my
hat to you on that same occasion-the
more particularly as you served me to
nicely. | was near done on that
event-as close shave 1t was as
have ever seen. | thought l had my
eyes sharply set in my head, and
think | have, but Mr.. Hood needs
four eyes on him. and one in the mid
die besides He had me i'll the half
light, and found he meant to bolt for
it. We got those trlnkets out by the
passage, and q nasty job it was
We'll Hood nearly got away that
time, and if he had we might have
whistled for him long enough. 1t isn't
as If | didn't know the man. He was
valet to me ten years back. ] took him
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MALAGA

Ntzhugh,, u pIIis Js-JhuleS CUHatIy
sold 81 acres of his 200 acre ranch
GEAR here. Also his interest in Mud
Lake to s. a. Chisholm for a consid
GRAFTON of $4,000.
Abe McMullen of Stemilt hill gave
another social dance at his ranch Sat
urday evening. About seventy i've
guests were present anG all report q
good time.
Miss Emma Ebert of Deepwater Mis-.
souri,, sister of Harry Ebert came
here to spend the summer with her
brother at the Perry ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dashon came down
from Wenafchee Sunday to inspect
their ranch near here.
q. E. Young has been improving
the looks of his ranch by the addition
of several new buildings.
c. f. Perry came down Sunday from
Wenatchee to spend few days I'M
proving his ranch
Miss Ruth Parsons, from Nebraska
is here visiting with her sister Mrs
f T. BaIch.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Harry Buchols enter-
tanned, Miss Ethyl Quick, Miss EN-
ma Ebert, and Miss Ruth Parsons and
Mr.. Newton Hunton. Mr.. Harry EbeI {
and Mr.. Carl Perry, Sunday after
noon.
Tom Derifield and John Hart took
pleasure trip in the direction of We
natchee Sunday.
MI. ana Mrs. E. 7. Balch were
guests at the Rock Island fruit farm
Sunday.
Mike O'Connor, Supt. of the Farm
ers Telephone and telegraph Company
of Wenatchee, was down Friday iu-
stalling phone on the Dashon ranch
and renairing some of the other trou
BILE
J. G. Corcoran had a little more
excitement a few days ago than he
cared for. While up the creek his
team became frightened at an imagi-
nary bear and took the bits in their
teeth and gave Mr.. Corcoran fast
er tide than he wanted. They DAM
aged the wagon some ard threw Mr..
Oorcoian out, bruising hahn up some
but not seriously.
M. M Pitrenger came down from
Southside Saturday evening to spend
the Sabbath with his family md look
after the setting of his twelve humid
red fruit trees.
Isaac James of Lacrosse, Wash. is
here look ing after the setting out of
some fruit trees on his ranch neal
here.
Ed. Allen came down from his
ranch Oh Stemilt creek Saturday TO
take charge of the crew, working on
the Lake Irrigation ditch. They COM
menced work Monday.
W. r. Prowell brought down anoth-
er consignment of trees for his rancn
today.
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vreeland For Secretary Of State

so much encouragement has beea
given Hubert Vreeland, our present
active and progressive young Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, TO offer himself
again as candidate for a State
office, that after mature consideration
he has decided to become candidate
for Secretary Of State. It certainly
looks like he has won for himself the
backing Of the farmers Of Kentucky
for whatever he may seek, and n
recognition of his eftGrts In Their
behalf since his election as Stue
Commissioner thousands Of them maze
urged him to offer for another .;ate
office, since the Constitution makes
him ineligible for reelection. Mr.
vreeland has accomplished something
in an office that was created for the
farmers, but which had been of very
little benefit to them, and It is re-
freshing TO the Democrats OF Ken
lucky when they find public servants
who devote all their time and thought
to fulfilling the duties of their office
with energy and intelligence.
Mr. vreeland is the youngest Of The
present State officials, and until the
last State election had never been n
candidate for office. Although II was
his first appearance he won his NOM
ination for Commissioner Of Agrlcul-
ture by majority Of 26.OOO next TO
the largest majority received by any
candidate in the State primary, al
though opposed by two prominent
candidates, who made most vigorous
campaigns. Mr. Vreeland has a per-
sonal Acquaintance probably not sur
passed by any other young man in
Kentucky, extending to scores and
hundreds In every one CT the ll9
ccllties in Kentucky lie is a brother
Of John w. Vreeland, publisher Of the
Farmers Home Journal and at The
head of the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES in Louisville and Jefferson
county, and of Graham Vreeland
managing editor of the C1nrier-Jour-
nal, who for ten years was the Leg.
islatiye correspondent CT the Courier.
/ T,.,r.,,l "a I,re ~, frrt
The Democratic nomination f9l
State offices will he made again by
State primary in November, and Mr.
vreeland has begun an active cam.
paign. Up to the present time hc
has no opposition.
has no opposition. q time-pd
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HIcKsyIlLE.

Sam Hicks and Miss Cassie Hol-
brook were visiting Ruhe adams GA
Irish creek last sunday
Church at this place was mrge,y
attended last Sunday by the peUple
from Irish creek
Hnrye Hicks Of Ashland, Is visiting
his father at this place,
Grover Hicks attended church al
Oak Hin last Sunday
Geo. Johnson, Of Lick Creek. was
here last Saturday buying horses.
Misses Bertha johnson and Hester
Holbrook were visiting Miss Isabelle
Hicks last sunday.
Bee Holbrook has purchased a hrga
boundary Of hickory timber from A..
]. Webb. which he Will have sawed
into handles.
Miss E8sle Holbrook. Of webbyille.
was visiting Miss Perua Holbrook herr
last Sunday.
Cape Holbrook is hauling hickory
timber for Bee Holbrook.
Lee Thompson passed through here
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FALLsBuRG.

There will be an ice cream supper
here Saturday night, June 10. Every
body invited
Misses Eta and Ethel johnson, of
Huntington. are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. l.. V. Gaines, Of this place.
Jay oDaniel, Of Hulette, was here
Sunday.
Miss Dora b. Jordan made tip
to Lcuisa Monday.
J. w. shortrldge and son Roland
left for w. Va, last week.
Seymour Dean. Of Louisa, is here
Dora b. Jordan contemplates a
visit to her uncle's at Ashland.
Mrs. Milton Stephenson, Of Kenoya
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Jessie Crank has been visit
ing friends at Deephole.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson has re-
turned from a short visit at Ashland
DR.. J. W. Gaines is expected home
soon.
Allie Dilley left for Ashland Monday
Dova Rice is spending few days
with her cousin, Emma Plgg, at Lou
lisa. NJ. J. ID. G.
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The Court of Appeals. ia an opin-
len by Judge O'Rear, whole court
sitting, Judge Barker dissenting, az
firmed the Madison Circuit Ccnrt ia
the case Of Berea College VS.. Com
monwealth. The court holds colsti-
tutional the act Of 1904 known as The
Day law, prohibiting the co-eaucatioi
Of colored and white children, anu
reverses as to section 4, which pro-
sTides that colored and white children
shall not be taught within twenty-five
miles OF each other. The court holds
this Limitation an unreasonable ex-
ercise Of police power of the State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

The Lincoln Republicans of Penn
sylvania are not going to withdraw
their ticket and fuse with Penrose
and his machine nominees. The de-
cent Republicans of the Keystone
state have had all they want Of
machine politics and bosses, and pur-
pose hereafter to stand or fall for
pure politics and good government.
Their resolute position may not de-
feat the machine ticket in November,
but it will at least defeat ten or
twelve machine stand-patters running
for Congress.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

For the benefit OF those wanting
to take Ice from Us this summer will
say that We will have at all times a
-.arsa-S.ack- apnls- 70 .s',p2ly. the larg.
est or smallest user, and will deliver
any amount at any time. There will
not be a day throughout the summer
that we can't furnish you all the Ice
you want. Our wagon makes regular
deliveries every day and Sunday. too.
All orders VIII be appreciated and
have our personal attention.
D. ], Burchett. Jr.. e Co.
Store opposite passenger depot,
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FAL.lsnuRG.

Airs Belvia skceps and sister. VIC
tprIa, Wero visiting Mr.. and Mrs JOAN
salyers Sunday.
3. T. Bradley has moved back from
Normal 70 HE former home a tbs
place
Leunic and yirEic large. % Twin
Rranrh. were the pleasant guests ~
the slisscs Cnokscy Sunday
rhs yuupg people II ,hss place arc
preparing 20 give an entertainment,
proceeds TO 80 10 the church.
J. o Damd. Of Hule,te. was IN
our midst Sunday.
angelina Klse was the eaesa.as.
Dora Roberts saturday ami SUNDAY.
Harry Haws. n Potter attended
Sunday School at this place suaag.
A. Harmon. our S. S. sapmtu,sn-
don't attended The Decoration srr.
Vices at Mcdaniel SUNDAY ercaiar.
Lillha Fairfnx,
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Mr.. Roosevelt is the best politician
the White House has seen since Mr..
Lincoln. In the investigation of the
packing. Standard Oil and coal and
cil-carrying railroad trusts he has
struck the rickest vein opened by
ANY politician in half a century. 1t
looks as if the man and the oppor-
tnnity had met If the packers fail
10 size up the situation it will be
worse for the packers. the better for
Mr. Roosevelt and, incidentally, for
the people.
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MERRyllEE.

Andy Bailey sent cut seven car
loads of ties and two Of handles for
! the Webbville Exchange
DR.. Thompson. John and Harry
Gamblll and DR. Frlley cut off Frank
lalley's son Johns leg, the one ne
shot.
f. r. Moore Went all over Cat fork
and Twin branches today on business.
Elklns, the revenue man, has been
to Nels Boggs' distilley.
Willard Carter and Mrs. Hubbard.
from Blaine, are here on their way
to Winchester to visit Mrs. Harry
Gamblll.
Len Miles, Of Blaine. is here.
Mr.. Young, Taylor-B Browns lumber
man, is loading out lumber.
DR.. Williams, the dentist, is doing
good business here. He does good
work
Mrs. Hinman, Of Brammer Gap, Is
here shopping
Miss Dora Woods is here having
some dental work done
DIR. John Gambill, Of Upper Blaine,
has gone to Ashland TO see his son,
whom he had not seen for six years,
Mrs. sudham, Of Fschertown, died
last night. Her sister. Mrs. Mullins
came on the train today to attend
the burial.
Miss Boggs, Hendersons daughter
who lives in Ashland, IS here on hei
way home to see her folks on Caine.
Creek
Auat Rachel Kitchen is no better.
W. II. sddham, OF Prosperity, Il
here frcm TWO weeks Welt IN
Grayson and Greenup where his rel
atives live.
Friday twenty-five or thirty OF u
went to Greenup Chapter to do SOM
Chapter work. Here are some VIII
attended. +. X. Moore, A. j. Webb
Andy Pennington, Hm Fitch, DIR
: Fraley, Abe Rucker. Albert Smith
John Waugh, John Kitchen and lei
from Grayson. The Greenup Chapte
, certainly knows how to do up tn
kindness and work in the Lodge.
Mrs Belle Moore has returned HON
from Boyd county.
Mrs. Townswell, of trenton, In
gone TO Dry Fork.
I, Many carloads of ties, bark an
slaves have gone out for the Ne'
York Stave Company.
Joe Gardner, Of Prestonsburg.
visiting his father-in-law, Juhg
, Woods
Johnny Green, travelling man, wi
lose one of his horses.
Mr.. Fin Underwood. of Carter cour
: ty. who is very low with consumption
. was taken home today.
Elias Webb has returned from Gra,
son. He went that far with his brutf
y er-in-law, Fin Underwood.
Mrs. Levi Webb has returned fror
Huntington.
. Ed Snuff and wife are here fror
Bells Trace shopping.
The stork visited at Andy Penning
: toms Friday and left him fine girl
Your writer gees to Logan Tuesdai
| morning for few days business tffr
! Wehbyille has good iewelry AM
repair man named Carr Boggs. He !
an eye-glass specialist and has com
? -, .4ov PIT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

The acts of the Legislature of 1906
went into effect Monday, and there
is much Inconvenience to court Off
GERS having the enforcement of the
laws because they are not yet print
ed to be distributed. Public Printer
next few days. when copies will be
sent Immediately by the Librarian
TO the County Clerks of each county,
Ehcre they may be consulted.
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LosT-A WATCH.

a lmy's watch. gold.nlIed keystone
bunting case size six. containing d
lj-iewel Walthum movement Of whiel
the owner has record Of the mum
her stamped thereon By tie manu-
facmro Reward for returning iht
watch TO owner. IN care q Coaleyr
store. Louisa Persons are hrrcby
warned against buying this watch
from anyone.
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1--WE viii Sing One Song
Of the Old Kentucky Home.

The Citizens Of franklin County
and
The Business Mems Club Of Frankfort
cordially invite you to be present
HOME COMING DAY"
Frankfort, Kentucky
June the sixteenth
Nineteen hundred and six
Addresses Band Concerts
Laying of Cornerstone OF
Kentucky's New Capitol
Receptions Reunions
PROGRAM
Laying Cornerstone Of New Capitol
At Frankfort, Saturday, June 16.
Procession Governor and Capitol
Building Commissioners, State Off
clals, speakers, invited guests. mil
itary, civic bodies and Fraternal
orders.
Master OF Ceremonies-Gen.
d. w, Lindsey.
l1:3 a. m-Music by Band and Grand
Chorus, America"
Invocation, by Rev. DR.. J. McCluskey
Blayney.
Music.
Address by Hon. Fl. V. MeChesney,
Secretary Of State and Member
Capitol Commission.
Music.
Address. .....by Hon. Vim. Lindsay
Music
Ceremonial laying of Cornerstone ant
Address by Governor ]. C. w
Beckham.
Placing the Deposits In Cornerstone
by Hon. E. f. Hume. Mayor OF
Frankfort.
Music-Grand Chorus, "old Kenuels,
Home.
Brief Addresses by ex-Governors. Dis
dnguished Kentuckians. and ex
Kenmekiahs.
Benedlction, by Rev. DR.. c R. Hudsoe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

Or. w. G. Gillette and Robert A.
Granntss, both former vice presidents
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, have been indicted by the
special grand jury which has been
investigating Insurance affairs in
New York. Gillette is charged with
forgery and perjury and Granniss
with Forgery and filing. false state
ments.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

Mr.. Henry Bosworth, the efficient
State Treasurer. is a candidate for
Auditor Of Kentucky. He is a clean
official and worthy Of the confidence
Of the people of Kentucky. He is
not the tool Of any man or set OF
men. His nomination viii add
strength TO the ticket, no matter who
the other nominees may be.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

Henry A. DUPONT was decided upon
Tor United States Senator by the Re
publican legislative caucus in Dover,
Del. The Legislature will vote for
Senator today and the election Of
1Ir. Dupont is conceded.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

The Grant Circuit Court adjourned
1he grand jury without single in
dictment being found. This reads
IKE a fairy tale, but it is so, and
speaks volumes in praise of the law
abiding popnlace.