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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
o S l E.

sunday School is progre5 sing nicely
at This place under the management
uf Mrs. Burton
Miss Cleyia and Birdie Carter We're
shopping in Fallsburg Wednesday,
George Griffin and White Adams
were at b f Carter's Saturday night
Miss Lille Burton was visiting the
Burton girls Saturday night
We had a fine pie social at this
place Saturday evening
Dock Jordan and Write Burton
We're at Uncle Bob Jordan's saturday,
The Carter girls entertained sew
eral of the Young folks Sunday,
Mr.. Sylvester Derafleld has returned
from Mahan, w. Va.
Misses Birdie and Ida Carter We're
shopping at Oslo Thursday. Eidrib.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
sETsER

A. p. Cline, our merchant of Dicks
creek, has been very bad with chills
Rev Ollie Ward, of this place
preached long sermon to the public
Of Floyd county, and was attended
by several persons.
James Simpson, David Herd and
Willie Simpson were visiting A. p.
Cline.
Mss Stella Cline is very bad with
fever,
Mrs Ieota Cline. of Martin county,
Is vi iting here, Red Rose,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
ADAMS

cur Sabbath school, Is progressing
nicly
There viii be church At Spencer
Church the second Saturday and
SUNDAY in this month
Mill McKinster aud yngie called
on homefulks SATURDAY ard Sunday.
Mill snort called ON Bnly Mck.n-
scr Sunday
Mart Hays sold a fine pair e
mules last week 10 George Cheek
Miss Rosa HAYS was the guest OF
Sarah Moore Saturday eve
Willie rh5pms3n has not been n
Polleys Chapel t1r quite a while
Mrs, Kate Estep called on Mrs
Mary HAYES last week
Drive Diamond. tllen curna;te, less
HAYES, johnny Curnutte and Bllly
McKinster will start to Columbus, O.,
saturday
John McKinster visited Hootowl
Hollow last week.
Gypsy Hayes and ella Gurautta
called on Rose and Lille Hayes last
Sunday.
Willie Thompson has purchased q
fine buggy
Johnny Curnutte visited his uncle
Allen Saturday night
Miss Jennie Dcoley called on her
brother Tom last week
There will be baptizing at the
Spencer church the fourth Saturday
and Sunday by the BaptiEts,
Willie Thompson has returned from
Ashland and reports nice tma
Miss Rosa Hayes contemplates a
visit to Georges Creek
7 T Thompson was seea going "
our creek Saturday
Success to the NEWS and its man,
readers. Cousin and Sister
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
SACRED WIND.

The people Of this community are
hdsthng around preparing for corn
planting,
David suurglll has gone to Ash
land on business.
r Iarre, Boggs has returned from
Lyle fork.
Jordan Barker and son. OF Garter
cnniy. were here recontly.
lanes NJ. Boggs, OF Blaine. was
iere looking after MS farm.
H. H. Griffith came up from Webb
Vile. where he has been employed
as a disiiller
Henry Hester, Of Sarah, came over
: ~ sae Tor s D Lining
J. p Williams wits at Pigeon Roosr
On business recently.
wnmurn Chaffias is representa-.
The Greenup cooperago ca. at Pigeon
Roosr
@ " sturgill is rigging four
mule team y haul slaves from Pig
en- Roou % Webbyilic
Levi boggs is teaming this week
Toll Hickman has c,rbuuele
his necs which Is causing him mite
pgn
= L 8 Begs. cur merchant Is j3lni
nieb taislnE7
Noah Wells 6 sur stock merchaa
this spring
Robeu M1ris and james Grtha
Of lord creek, We're here recNntIy
,irx {. + BogE Is On tnc slci
Ia CHARLIE Cooptts eyes are E,il
isiiinE
h. u Morris Was here sunday
Mn. - Thplett was tarplag I'd
Nz.Ali nA week Dla
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
GALLUP.

The farmers are stiIl going in a.
trct.
The sick people Of our town are
all better, except Mrs. Wells, who
has consumption.
Mrs. James Compton, CT Congo, o
is visiting her father and mother a,
this place.
Mrs, A. S. Gilkerson, Corilda Bel
cher, Mrs. Castle, Mrs. Compton were
at Needmore to church Sunday
Ben Maynard was a visitor at
Gallup Monday.
Dan Belcher, who has been attend
ing school at Louisa, Is staying in
the store as clerk at this place
Thomas Castle has gone back to
West Virginia.
Liddie Summons spent Sunday here
We didn't have large crowd to
attend church and Sunday School last
Sunday. on account Of the rain
Several boys and girls from this
place Went TO the show at Ashland
Tuesday. Taylor Coburn started, end
he said 1t was best for him to get
off at Walbrldge
/ Leonard Chllders was seen at MIR.
Belcher's Sunday
Maggie Belcher, who is staying
with Mrs F c Mcclure, paid home
folks a visit Sunday.
Jim Stump was mere SUNDAY
We believe We are going TO have
a large school at this place aad a
good teacher
corilda Belcher called to see Jh.
li,tle stranger az Mrs Mccmres
Monday John hasn't quit smiling yat
We are as glad 70 ct our papeI
every Friday morning as We are
get letters from our sweathearts
We We're glad = hear that Earl!
Bird had not flow1 away, nut is still
singing
I'd Lambert passes here every d.,
, taking mali to the Lock men
Tobe Childors made trip to r
Pelcher's Saturday
There viii be prayer meeting her
Saturday night and sunday night
{ class meeting and Sunday schoo
: Sunday Everybody come that l1n.
Wray, the bright littla boy Of Nj
and Mrs Arnold Perry IS very s!ct
: and Is not expected Is recover
Corilda Becher VISITED the sick 6
O Mr. Wells Monday.
Addia Gnkerson visited Miss Iae
i Kendall sunday
o We hope 10 hear from all esrre.
p1ndeats He Sup
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
rscol

Farm Is are yers busy ~ @.as l4a
planting and ver large acruge
corn Viii b. painted
BON TO ~ a5d Mrs Bn cornwol
twia hoy Mr. Cornwell says ,hb
couaiy must y, Democratic
After lingering illness OF pull
mlnary trouble Ashery Queen died.
1ld vas laid 60 rest in the TAYLOR
graveyard TO wait the resurrection
morn lie leaves loving VIE aud
rwD children and host q friends
Ito mourn thsir loss The bereayed
family has our sympathy
Il /. Davis the stone cutter t
building a cellar f9r Lindsey Lester.
olioynlc can boast Of flfst.class
sunday school.
The Spring Creek Fishing Exar-
sion last week proved a great success.
MS Rice is visiting her son John
this week
Herbie Ratclin has attract MS in
The vicinity OF onoyille and can he
heard whistnng as ne CROSSES the
lonesome John Dean Hill
Lindsey Lester went u wc1bWllc
SUNDAY
We would like TO say To 'Sybilla
silver that Grammar Ike is still
living. hu, he has moved from wh2rc
he now lives. anS can he found a,
the old stand any S1iny dag
Oliver.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
LIZZIE.

W NJ Bra.nard has about COM
pleted his job of saw milling at this
place. They are going to move me
mill u west Virginia where ,hey
have a ne track Of timber
w V. Roberts and partner Harry
have gene to w. Va, TO look for a
location Tor the mill.
Mr. Taylor, Of this place, has been
very III for some lime.
MIR Asberry Queen, a good citi-
yea OF this place, d.ed recently, and
was laid In rhe Taylor graveyard
Miss LAURA Mccormick was visit
ing Mrs Chas Bainard last week
James Blantsn and family made q
trip 10 Johnson county last week
W NJ BrainArd stuck nail IN
his foct and . suffering great plia
Wesley Webb ylsea heme tei4;
last sundly
Mir sophia Eslap IS the champion
finch PLAYER u ms place
John Bralnnrd WAS seen in oul
town last week
" N Brdlnard VIII visit bis ~.
and family on Cat fork In sh0r
/ time
We would like hear from olio
willie and all her places Old furry
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.

The richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor
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not to neglect these organs. II
Foley's Kidney Cure Is taken at the
first sign of danger, the symptoms
viii disappear and your health will
be restored, as 1t strengthens and
builds up these organs as nothing
else WILL Oscar Bowman, Lebanon,
Ky, writes: 81 have used Foley's
Kidney Cure and take great pleasure
In stating Il cured me permanently
OF kidney disease, which certainly
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by Louisa Drug Company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE

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Is no more dangerous than to neglect
kidney disorders. Foleys Kidney
Cure corrects irregularities and has
cured many severe cases after other
treatment has failed. II builds IN
the worn out tissues and restores
health and vlgor 81 was troubled
with kidney trouble for about Two
years." writes A. H. Davis, of Mt.
Sterling, Iowa." but two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure effected per-
manent cure Sold by Louisa drug
Company, Main street.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
wEBnvlLLn.

n. ~ NN1ie has bFcH aDrfut MI.
eral days in Ashland, catlettsbuTg,
Whites Creek and other places
Jerry Rife was here this week.
Frank Kelley and one Of his sons
have had a shooting match, the son,
John, being the injured party
Widow CasteeI and daughter have
lmoyed back 70 Ashland.
DR.. VIII Morris who has been here
on visit. has gone back to Louis
lville 10 complete his studies
John Kitchen. who has been TO
Cincinnati. has returned
Lem Holbrook passed through 70
Chicago.
Wat Kitchen, the coal man, is here
today
Webbyillo Exchange Is doing a big
business in ties, slaves and handles.
Bill Taylor took the best load Of
beel cattle through here today that
| have seen for Years. Dick Young
raised them.
| George Casteel ana family have
moved 10 Ashland
DR.. Joseph f. Girls, Of Woop Down
county. New York passed through
here today distributing patent meli.
cine.
Hensley. the catlettsburg huckster
IL here buying truck
Cooper, Of Cherokee, is here loading
Shine Gambiii and big Hugh Gam
bin. Of Blaine passed through her,
with i i1t Of mill and carding ma
ehlnery for repairs Al Ashland
Mr. Miner passed through with lIy,
stock Tor Olive Hill where he lies
E saw two young bloodhound beloag
ing to Nan Graham Of Blaine, irlil
ing boy by the way Of learning
Postofliee Inspector here en- rout
q lranton
Uncle Elem klethon and wife, bot
very Old. are more feeble than asua
Dr. Viii spaIhs Of louisville, !
here on visit
Andy Fosters son-intiaw and wifi
aud Mr. Grcea ana wife are her
!. after work hands
Mart Moore, Of Blaine her
after his on, who has been in h
) hospital at Louisville being treate
X Tor eye trouble
Erect Moore's tenn Is here +,
goods
g Bob Ieety is up tadly fixing Il
railroad
u Mr. Hensley IS here from upp.
Blaine, to NEE, Doc s'aggs' wife wli
"a has been 10 L Ilsyille
.ia!msa l.ester. Of head Of Blaio
Al. Is moving MS girl 70 the Ufio rive
Mir Is MS. from upper Blaine.
II here TO meet Mrs Lyons, who
coming home
4 Williams Chaffin, works on head
e, Blaine, Is on his way "a his home
Grscnup to see HIS ltmily
saw me more q Iufhers Wal
today I'd rather he him and ha
"a his phui graph glner % lmh
Z than 10 have Frank Yates Shoe 81
tory In Cassylle.
T Henry GtmMll Is here vita ,eaI
is waiting for min fixtures from AsI
land
J. Frank Wheeler, sheridan Sparks, !
d. John Lyons are here on their ",
Ut to Hood
IN George Stewart sold 10 George BE
ID cher G head Of fine hogs, and he al
Ia bought loi Of pigs at good price
a You don't know how We a)precia
your new paper and its increase
- size travel over Boyd, Elliott 3.
r. Lawrence and johnson, and new,
IS forget 10 talk about the Big Sane
News. and recall how You and FIR,
r shannon started it, helped along
IS. Doc Wroten man always lik'
N and will always like
Success 90 YOU. PIT
In I've Certainly appreciate the kin
lc ness OF our friend and correspo,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
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Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
Our Big Clubbing Offer.

by special arrangement with the
Southern Agrieulturist, the popular
semi monthly farm paper of Nashville
Tenn, we are able to give our read
ers the advantage of clubbing Of
fer which we believe is the most
liberal ever made by any newspaper
in the South.
The Southern Agriculturist, great
semi-monthly farm paper goes twice
every month into $4,000 southern
homes, aud the regular price is 90
cents year. 1t is edited by south
ern men and women to suit southern
conditions and is just what our farm
ers need. 1t answers free of charge
any question a subscriber may ask,
and It's advice is given in a plain,
practical way which any farmer can
understand. All departments Of farm
life are covered. including delightful
home and children pages.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
STAFFORD

Tie . "A min at this place IS
running every day
char.ni Mean has moved 20 stat
ford.
Elmer Hicks and wife and bIbe
we're Calling ca Alr aud Mrs Chaley
Meln5 this afternoon.
Mn ~ 7 Ford and Mr.. i Is
Muacey wtte Sd pping az TjmahaNt
this week
Il II Muncey g on The sick list
M,ss MARY BAdfldge was eailiaq
Ga Miss Bessie Wardra recently
Miss cllna Ramei and Mrs IN
Ford are ON the sick list Lhis week
leeaaid Chlders Is out after
fox weeks Of Him
u y Munooy m1ic business =.
at Rirhlrdsea reeentB
Tom Ford is night Waterman a
ihr Rood mill
mss Myrtle BurEe war yisillns
her grandmother Mrs George Booihe
this week Gala Lil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
R. I. BERRY, President.
H. II. GAMBILL, Vice-eus.s.
~ I'IsINtii ITesIueIII
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PAGE THREE

We interest of deposits of $500 when bft
with months
such proposition, 1t profitable
located of the weaest
stockholders professional
safe the fully any
and all losses
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

We sell at the lowest market pricS,
quality considered If you want seeh
of cheap quality YOU need not cal
on US. for We do not keep them.
Ask US for prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
The Country Correspondent.

Again, at night when the work is
done, you pick up the country weekly
from the old home back East. You
look over town news, scan the blas-
ing half-page ads and turn over 10
the country correspondence. Not that
you We're acquainted in every neigh
bolhood from Pleasant VALLEY u
Pumpkin Ridge, nor do you know the
present generation spoken If In Inc
news items But here and there IS
an old family name that makes yol
uhink. and cakes you back to the
good cd days gone by. An item
about the old church, or the school,
and as YOU sit there the RECOLLECTION
brings back memories all bat forgot
ten Yen wander out on the big
read through the valley and wood
land 10 The big farmhouse. Then a
hundred faces Of boyhood comDan-
IONS are all before you as you picture
.he revival at the crossroads church
or the spsllng-bee at the cid red
school house and You wonder what
has become Of all the boys and girls
yen left when you started West
The old tlrist printer has been
relegated to the junk pile BY the LIMO
4
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-09
REAL ENQUIRY"
 NOW PROMISED Broad and Comprehensive h. vestigation of Hill and
 Hartman Lines
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, December S.--An in vestigation of the management and op- eration of the railroads controlled by James !. Hill and his associates, includ- ing the Northern Pacific, Great North ern and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroads, is in contemplation by the in. terstate commerce commission. After certain preliminaries have been arrang- ed and counsel for the commission se- lected, formal announe ement of the pro posed inquiry will be made.
 As in the ease of the proposed inves- tigation of the Southern Pacific and the Union Pacific railroads of the Hartman system, the inquiry is not the outgrowth of any specific complaints of violations of the interstate commerce law, but it is to be undertaken by virtue of the gen eral inquisitorial powers conferred upon the commission by congress.
 The inquiry will be broad and compre- hensive, with a view to aseertaining the exact condition of affairs regarding the railroads compliance with the inter state commerce act.
 A member of the commission, in speaking of the proposed inquiry, said: "Although there has been outward com plianee with the decree of the supreme court in dissolving the Northern Secur- ities company, yet there has been diff. ference in the rates given upon the uni fed system"
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-09
SENATOR BAILEY
 MAKES REPLY In Open Letter Claims the Pa perS He Produces Prove
 His Innocence
By Associated Press.


 DALLAS, Texas, December Slate tonight United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey gave out an open letter to Attorney General Davidson, in answer to the letter which the attorney gen eral issued last night, setting forth cop ies of the papers in the Waters Pierce Oil company matter Senator Bailey says that the attorney general has eliminated "very much from the dis cussion by confirming what had stat ed in my previous open letter"
 The documents, he says, do not sup port the inferenees which the attorney general previously made. Indeed, no says, the voucher for $500 and the notations upon it show conelusively that the sum was loaned to him by H. c, Pierce and not by the Waters Pierce Oil company; and bill sreceivable upon it shows that Pierce borrowed money upon it from the oil company and that it was not treated as an item of ex. pense.
 As to the voucher purporting to show that the oil company had paid $l l,5OO to Henry and Stribbling and the memo randum that it had been paid upon a draft of Senator Bailey, he says that if he had ever drawn such draft it must have passed through at least two banks leaving record behind. He suggests that the attorney general ascertain if there was such transaction.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-09
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BElTLETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told in
 Brevities

Judge J. F. Hechtman returned from El Paso last night.
 Jack Shea, the popular travelling salesman, came in last night from Bowie.
 Mrs. F. A. Templeton arrived last night to visit her sister, Mrs. Ta,bert of Pascoe hill.
 Charles and Henry Nesbitt returned from Bisbee last evening, where they visited with their mother.
 Dr. Parker of Philadelphia was n passenger on last night s train. He has been west before and will locate in Globe this time.
 Miss Lola Katzenstein of Stafford ar rived in Globe last night. She will visit Mrs. Laura Collier for few days and then she will go to Los Angeles.
 Captain John Holtum, champion can. non ball catcher of the world, has been engaged by Dreamland for series of performances. He will give his first ex. hibition at Dreamland Monday night.
 Harry Bohag, formerly of Keegan g, where he visited his brother. He re- turned to New Orleans by boat. He will take position at the Coney Island.
 Grant S. Watkins, L. c. Cockrell, Judge Raney and J. Burger arrived last night from Missouri to inspect the rirto Creek Mining & Smelling company 8 property on Pinto creek, of which they are officials and stockholders.
 Mrs. Heron, mother of Dave Heron, arrived last night from Nome, Alaska, where she has been living for year and half. She will make an extcndc i visit here MT. Heron went to Ga-on- imo yesterday to meet his mother.
 w. H. Fisher, we'll known cattle man of northern Gila county, whose home is at Rye, is serving as a member of the grand jury. He reports range conditions as being very satisfactory and that stock should winter well.
 Miss Alice Birdsall, the popular sten ographer at the Globe real estate office, and Mrs. Blanche Gregg of Los An, geles left Bowie yesterday for visit to Fl Paso and will return Thursday evening to Globe. Miss Birdsall went to Bowie Tuesday to meet her friend and was held there by the stoppags of traffic
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-09
A Big Hit

We are having q great run on our new line of stoves because people have discovered that our prices are much more reasonable than they have been accustomed to. Great inroads have been made into the two carloads we re ceiyed few weeks ago, but we are prepared, just the same, to sell you any thing you want in this line. Our stock of stoves is the largest, finest and most complete in town and we can fit you out in size, shape or price. Call and see for yourself
 GLOBE HARDWARE co.