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New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
HEARST CANDIDATE DROPS DEAD.

Jacob Groy, Hearst candidate for Assembly in
the 3oth District. yesterday dropped dead at his
home, No. 42S' East 10th street. He was a retired
merchant. slxty-two years old Before Joining the
Hearst movement he was regular member of the
Tammany district organization and served two nv
three terms as treasurer. The Hearst men in the
S0th District last year elected Alderman ToSen NJ
TOrPey and they confident of CARVING the dis
tTlct against both the old parties this wear ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Secretary Gleason of the Republican State Com
mittee expressed himself last night we'll pleased
with the reports of registration from up the state
From all of the big centres of population Repuni-
can leaders had teegraphed the results OF the rsr
days registration. 80, -,
There was naturally falling of in this regis
tration" said Mr.. Gleason, in that northern seq
ton of the state which the brunt OF the storm;
but the reports, on the whole. satisfactory,
The figures for the first days registration az
given out by Mr.. Gleason follow:
Port Jarvis 7s5 (n 1902 7S3); Olean: per cent In
crease over 1902 Oswego showed decrease; syra-
town. i06s Friday 1902, 1.i43); Lockport. 9Sl Fri1
day 1892 @ s ogds9as6urfM Tasy M Ot sS@ !dai{ Aibany n 1888
FRIDAY lse2 sss CohSss 7s FEidiey 4 lsS Va ls6i; sS
day iS3 IT $50; Einira. s22S (Frlday. 1892 aSsSl
Little Falls s25 10 per cent ncTease. coo over ia sSs
746J; Yonkers, S.SB Grday in lsoe. S'4s5. and IN
1901 LID.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
ST. CLAIR MkELwAY HOME AGAIN.

St Clair McKelway. Editor OF "The Brooklyn
Eagle" accompanied by his wife. arrived last night
on tho American liner New York Mr.. McKelway
would not talk OF the political situation.
Il want some time to think and read" he gzaia
Perhaps / will express by views on Monday. 7
VIII say, however. that just at this time II would
be weh to discount the headlines and pay no at
tention to the betting"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

DO you want TO vote against yellow politics,
bosslsn,, hypocrisy and crooked deals In making
nominations? Be sure to register Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
FIVE NEW FEVER CASES.
Three Appear at HaUana, One al
CtenfuegOs and One at GuineS.

Washington. Oct 18.-The Marine Hospital
Service has been advised of the appearance Of
three new cases of yellow fever at Havana and
of case at Cienfuegos and another at Guines.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
HIT BY ENGINE, GRABS sMokgsrAck

Chicago Oct. 13.-Morrs Herbrandt of Fdinetop
III, was thrown from his wagon which was hit by
train at Milan. Ill., to-day. and rose twenty feet
in the afr, turning and over He fell or ton or
the boiler, grabbed tho smokestack and held on
until the train stopped
Register to- morrow If your name Is not on the
books. You cannot vote this year unless you ar.
registered this year. Tomorrow you will have
the last opportunity TO register.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Can you afford 20 lose vote for clean eandl.
dates for an Embossed Judiciary and for com.
mon sense Polltiosf Such vote Is too nr.olou-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Osweso n. Y. Oct. 12-The registration nsurt
for two days are ss1o as compared with afio
1904.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Kingston N p. Dot. 18-To-day's registration
was 1,411 The registration for two days was 2.0O'
compared with sss4 last year. <71s in 1904. tai L
1900 and 3,10i in 1908
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Niddletown, n. T.. Oct. iS.-Ths registration In
this city to-day considerably exceeded that of ths
first day which was the largest in the citys IS
tory, aside from a Presidential year. I"o-IhHu9 VI
the voters have now registered
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
FIGURES RISE AGAIN.

Continued from f1rst page.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Geneva, n Y Oct. 12-Figures for the hrsf two
DAYS show q falling off in registration here from
last year Of 4s2 names The total registration yes
terday and to-day was 1.lse.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

city for two days was s2s which is ss less that for
the first two days In 1907
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
.PROHIBI7ORY METHOD.
Both Political Parties Attribute to
This Reason
LOSSES
Latter Insisted Upon Enforcement
OF Present statutes while Dem
Oerats Urged ResubmissiOn
Of Liquor Question.

. Portland. Me. Sept. 1.-THE result
Of tLs election IN this state Monday
when the Republican plurality for gov.
ernor. which usually approximates
$4,000. was reduced % about 5000.
while at the same time the total vote
was greatly Increased over the fg.
ures OF four years ago. Is attributed by
both the Republican and Democratic
parties 10 the popular feeling over the
operation OF prohibition liquor laws.
Although the Republicans reelected
Governor Cobb. and all four Congress
men. and have working control OF
the legislature. their plurallties were
so generally reduced as TO occasion
surprise In many quarters.
Both Governor Cobb and Congress
man Littlefeld. In whose district the
most vigorous battle OF the campaign
was waged. are OF the opinion that the
Sturgis law. providing for the en-.
forcement Of existing prohibitory laws
by the state liquor deputies. was the
leading factor In the results. The Dem
ocrats made the resubmission Of liquor
prohibitory amendments 20 the people
part OF their platform. while the Re
publicans stood squarely for the en-
dorsement OF the prohibitory plan and
strict enforcement The result was
evident In the cities. the Democrats
carrying all twerty-one municipalities
OF the State with the exception OF fou:
smaller ones. The votes In the country
districts. however. where the resub-
mission idea has never gained any no
ticeable following. more than onset
the Democratic gains In the cities.
In the Second congressional district.
where Samuel GOmpers. president OF
the American Federation OF Labor.
conducted a vigorous campaign In an
endeavor TO defeat Congressman Lit
teneld. Mr.. Littleheld's majority was
reduced from that OF four years ago
by several thousand votes. The con-
gresham attributes the result. not TO
the campaign against him, but 10 the
general sentiment regarding the Stur'
sis law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
PIERCE TELLS MUCH.
Gives Some Interesting Testimony
In Regard To
OIL COMPANY DOINGS
Chairman OF Executive Board Says
That BY Blaader Of an Agent
Naters-Plerce Was Ousted
From Texas.

81. Louis. Sept. ii.-H Clay Pierce
chairman Of the executive board Of
Waters Pierce OF company. appeared
before Judge B. a. Anthony. special su-
preme court commissioner. az the
Southern hotel Monday. as witness
IN the custer proceedings instituted by
the state OF Missouri. against the
Standard. Republic and winters Pierce
OIL companies.
Former Judge II. :. Priest SIR.
Pierce's personal counsel. conducted
the examination In chief His first
quetion was:
do you own any stock In eithter the
Republic OH company or the Standard
oil company of IndianaT'
NO. and never have"
do any OF these companies own any
stock In the waters-Pieree OIL COM
pany?"
Pierce consulted a memorandum.
which he took from his coat.
Il understand that the shares Of
stocks standing on It's books In the
name of ~. NJ. Van Buren have been
admitted In this case 20 belong 70 the
Standard OF company Of New Jersey"
he replied.
"can you state the number of
sharesY"
Il think it is 2.Tls.-
How many do you own
Twelve hundred and fifty.-
AFR. Pierce described the financing of
the waters-Pierce OIL company. and
stated that up 90 1900 the business OF
the company had flourished.
about that time" he said. -an mex
perienced agent of the company in Tex
as entered into an agreement with the
Standard OF company. which resulted
In our being ousted from that stata.
took the matter up with the Texas
authorities. and was Informed that no
Missouri concern controlled by the
Standard OF company. or doing bust
ness according 60 It's methods. would
be tolerated In that state.
After the reorganization. until 1900.
until the spring Of 1904. the Standard
OIL company made no attempt 20 inter-
fere with my control or management
OF the waters-Pierce company. At that
time the Standard oil company trans
ferred the g.7i5 shares of stock held
In my name 10 NJ 81. Van Buren,. and
began In many ways 20 dictate the pol
icy 81 the waters-Pierce oil COMPANY.
I protested vigorously against this In
reference"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
WHAT HEARST SAID.
Exact Meaning Of the Address He
Made Before Committee.

New York. Sept il-owing 20 a
misunderstanding as 20 the exact
meaning OF tla address OF w r..
Hearst before the Independence
League State committee In regard 20
fusion with the Democratic party, that
leagues press bureau announces that
Mr. Hearst spoke In part as follows;
Gentlemen: ! am opposed. OF
course. 10 this proposition that has
been submitted. and II has been said
there was no one In this ball who Ia
yored H. II tho Democratic party
completed It's primaries and elected
men who represented the rank and file,
and not the Ryan.Belmont interests,
and assembled IN convention and de-
clared for principles Identical with
ours and wished then 20 unite with us
and combine against united opposi'
tion. | think we would be unvise TO
refuse 20 consider an honest proposal.
I think this. not because | am particu'
larry anxious to be elected governor by
any sacrifice OF principles. but do be,
lleve IL due the people who followed
us and our supporters. TO be elected
something. some time. and put into
practice and practical operations the
principles we stand for. not for our
benefit. but for the benefit of the peo-
pie OF this country and State. In
conclusion want to say this: There
have been several references 10 n deal
here. and I do not think anyone who
Is suspected OF entering into a deal
should be n candidate for any ONCE
before our convention"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
LONG TIME CHARGE.
Eueere and william Terrell Arrested
and jailed.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. ii.-Eugere
and William Terrell. brothers. we're
arrested here Monday on a charge OF
murder committed eleven years ago.
and are now in jail awaiting the action
OF the grand jury.
AZ the time OF the killing for which
the Terrells were arrested. a feud OF
long standing existed between the Ter.
rell and McRea families In the Learn.
ed neighborhood. about twenty.three
miles southwest OF here. They met
az church one Sunday morning az
Learned. when a freefor-all fight took
place July II, 1895. The McReas
statred for home about fifteen minutes
in advance Of the Terrells. About two
miles from Learned the Terrells over.
took the McReas. and a pitched battle
took place. In which Neville McRea
was instantly killed. fifteen bullets
taking effect In his body. and another
OF the McReas mortally wounded. dy.
ing next day.
About twenty-five persons took part
IN the shooting. and the father OF the
Terrells and one or two others were
tried for the murders. but acquitted
The grand jury Indicted Eugene and
William Terrell. who had fled 20 Tex.
as. and GOvfnor McLaurin offered a
reward ot $3.50 for their arrest and
conviction, but all trace OF them was
lost until last week. when they return.
ed 20 Learned 10 visit their relatives
The indictments against them had been
quashed az the last term OF court az
Raymond last year Monday T. c.
McRea came 20 Jackson and made az.
fidavit against the men. who had
boarded the Alabama and Vicksburg
train 20 return 20 Texas. and a consta.
bic made the arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
MURDER OF LADY.
Body OF Mrs. Lewis Found In Closet
With Bullet Hole In a.

Philadelphia. Sept. ii.-Left alone
with her infant child In the house In
which she occupied rooms. Mrs. Nor.
ris X. Lewis, an attractive woman
twenty.six years OF age. the wife Of a
travelling salesman. was brutally muir
dered. and her body with a bullet hole
through Il was found In a closet. The
body bore evidences OF a struggle.
There Is no clue 20 the murderer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
TO BE PROTECTED.
Cruiser oes molnes viii Look After
Interests of Americans.

Washington. Sept. lit is believed
that the cruiser Des Molnes. which
cleared from Norfolk. has gone 10 Ha'
vana 20 look after American interests
IN Cuban waters. II Is rumored that
the cruiser was sent az request %
President Roosevelt II Is known the
state department receives daily advices
from Havana
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
WIDOW CUT OFF.
BY viii Of late Herman oelriehs' Es-
tate Goes 70 Brother and Sister.

New York. Sept 1.-THE VIII OF
the late Herman Oelrichs was filed
Moaday. II cuts OFF the wife and son.
and leaves his estate 70 his brother
and sister
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
Chartered az Austin.

Austin. Tex. Sept 1i.-Dallas Trib-
une Publishing Company; capital
stock 500. 600. has been chartered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
knIs Monster Rattisr.

Paris. Tex. Sept. IA monster rat
ilesnake that had swallowed a puppy
was killed near this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
EIain Butter Sales.

Elgin. H.. Sept ii-Butter sales
rae week were 52so00 pounds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
ORCHARD. OHIO.

Ttn farmers are hnstllng through
tlrrlr crops \ Hcu and meadows looi
prosperous
John Mcdowell and r. NJ Cordell
were visiting ". l.. BogEs today
Cora Boggs and brother attendWl
sabbath School sunday
lake and Geneva Mccomis were Wis
iiing Mr, Boggr today
A large crowd Of friends from Lon
dou called Oh w l.. Boggs recently
Muses. Cora and Camic Boggs, from
Kentucky. were here recently.
A. C. Pain ami wife visited yInah
this afternoon
Jessie Weaver. from Ky. is ia
tnxn.
W. / Borgs and Jake McC1mis wer
here thin afternool
Mr. Trinsllla BogEs was here yes
;srsssf
We are all delighted in reading 'h.
Big Sandy News Marie
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
PoLLY's CHAPEL.

Esldll, the little son Of George
Carter, has been very low with braiu
fever, but is improving
Also, the infant child of Mart Large
Is very III.
We were sorry to hear Of the death
of Annie Young.
The Sabbath School has been clos
ed at this place on account OF an
epidemic OF whooplng cough.
D L. Thompson, while cutting rail
timber last Thursday, eut his foot
very badly.
Miss Cora Wright was at olio-
VILE last week.
Luther Pigg was on our creek re.
gently,
Mrs. Della Webb WIS visiting al
Cow Adams the past week
Alra zella Thompson Is slowly I'm.
proving,
Doe, Rice. from Fallsbarg, was ii
cur midst Tuesdny.
cephas Adams has purchased a new
wagon
W NJ Wright and wife went Ii
Matte 10 attead the Decoration Day
exgases.
Robert chaffn was IN our midsr
last week.
Miss Watson was visiting her faith,
er the past week.
Lon Watson will leave for charloy
soon.
Andy Webb, Jr, went to East Forl
Friday.
TiyIs Wright vent % Louisa las
week.
Harrison cabtrec was IN our midsr
Thursday.
John Watson and Cnarllc Adam.
Jr.. will leave soo1 for Oklahoma
We regret To see them leave.
lila Lyons. Of Gait, IS visiting he,
daughter la w Va.
Several from this place win go tc
Green Valley the Bird Sunday.
Misses MARS aud Rosa Browning
and Charlie Adams attended sabbdt.
School Al the VALLEY Sunday
D l. Thompson had a corn hoe.nt
Monday
Lonzo Watson went to Willard Sat
urday.
Barbara Adams WIS visiting hen
daughter Sunday, Mrs. Viola Mosley
Laura Bell Presley was VISITING
| Ida Evans saturday aud Sunday.
We citizens Of this place ere glat
10 know that the famous Kentucky
Normal COLLEGE at Preaonsbgrg !.
coming 10 Louisa Several from. hori
viii attend school at yous town thi
fail and winter a True Girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
PROGRAMME

For Sunday School Convention at
Mt Zion. June 20. 1906, Fallsburg
and Bear Creek district;
$3.50 a. m.-openlng exercises, Rev.
Wilson.
OPENING address, James Fuller, foi-
lowed by Theodore Ruggles.
What benefits do the Sunday
School derive from Sunday School
Association, by W. J. Vaughan.
How may We best make Temperance
Impressions In the Sunday School, by
Rev. G. w. Pangburn, followed by j
+. Hatten,
Can Sunday School be a success
without the cooperation Of the par
ents? BY Adam Harmon, followed By
Thomas Clay
appointment Of committees.
1l;3O--Recess for dinner.
What should be the qualifications
for teacher In the S. s., by Il. b.
Lawrence, Clerk u Boyd county, fol-
lowed by Mark Miller.
The art Of Soul Winning In the
Sunday School, Bro. Life Bumos, fol
lowed by Miss Birdie JFinney.
The necessity Of house to house
visitation in the Home Department
Sister Pangburn, followed by ollie
Bleek
How shall we secure a greater
attendance IN cur Sunday Schools
Rev Wilson.
The place for Lesson Helps in The
S. s, Rev Newman, followed by Rex
Isaac Fannin
Reports Of Secretary and short talk
from.all the 5. S. supts in the ois
urici
Everybody is cordially invited e
attend Bring a basket Of lunch 9,
Il may be served on the ground
Charley Miller. Pres.
Lizzie Hatten, Sec.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
MADGE.

Farmers are very busy in their
crops but several stopped to take in
the circus at Louisa Monday.
Miss Jettie Carter, OF Prosperity
and Dock Jordan, Of Trad, passed
through here Monday.
Mrs. j. W, Bradley has returned
home. She has been with her moth
err during her sickness and death.
Miss Nora Alley spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Robert Sturgell.
Mrs. Harvie Mcdowell and children
are the guests of her relatives here
Mrs. Jay Vlnson and little daugh.
ter have been visiting her home folks
last week.
Several young men around here
have joined the Juniors, aad will
make their first trip Tuesday night
Henry Haws has returned from ontt
where he has been so long
Aunt Synda Berry, Of this place
has been visiting at Twin Branch.
Mrs. Carter and little grandscns, o.
Catlettsburg, have been visiting hei
relatives at this place and Trad.
Bro. j c, Kazee, of Ashland, spen'
Saturday aad Sunday at Robt Stur
CELLS He has called in his appoint
ment for fourth Sunday at this place
There will be a pie mite at the
Pleasant Ridge school house Satur
day week, June the 23rd. Everybody
is invited TO come and help us. Iii
for the benefit of the Sunday School
Vendetta
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
MALRRIpnE.

There win be church al this place
every first Saturday night and sun
day Ia each mouth Also every Wed.
nesday night before the third sun.
day IA each month. BY Rev. Grizzle
Our Sunday School is flourlshinp
under che management Of w. D. See
ciell Chapman and John Summons
attended church here Sunday.
Carl Compton and John sammnns
who have been NJ Tug for some time
have returned home,
Lace Branham. Of Clifford. uttend,
Cd our sabbath School Sunday.
Misc Jetmay Conptoa was callila
ON frieahs 0i Gallup receally
IL. ea.Pess..a @ss On or crees
SUNDAY.
Miss Bcssla curnulte was cslling on
Miss Ethel See SUNDAY
Misses Fadana aHd Lena Copies
were here SUNDAY
Mlss Rnih Wells was here TIL,
week
Samuel Workman, who has been u
Nkennfi for some time has relurne,
hnnir on a visit
Rey Jordan has purchased rice
lot Of da goods
Samuel Workman wes eallne On
friends and relatives On Tug This
week
What has become d the IN Tua
Nowsboy2 We would like 10, heai
from him again a Country Girl
(uf course
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
MARVIN

Mp. D. L. Lyons has returned
home after brief visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Matte Boggs. al Halls.
VILE. W. Va,
We are sorry to hear Of the death
Of Frank Marcim. He was a respect
able youmg man and was liked by
all who knew him
Uncle Sammie Moore. who has been
sick for some time, We are sorry @
say IS no better
Jim Compton has returned home
from Mahan. ". Va,
. b Rife rased here last satur-
day ea route TO Webbyille.
Jack Moore IS carrying the mail
frcm Tuscola 70 Louisa.
Harmon Compton attended the quar-
terly meeting At Desphole Saturday
night and Sunday
Barn, to the wife Of Anderson How
ard, fine girl
Leander and Labe Cooksey left las
Monday for Panther w av
Several people from this place Went
TO the show at Louisa Mondpy.
George Carter was ca car creek
last Monday.
Luke watkins was here last weeli
after u load of corn for Thaddeue
Ransom.
Mary Rice Is still improving.
MIR. Queen, of East Fork. was here
one day last week on business.
Some of our young folks attended
sunday School at olioville last Sundn,
John Kitchen Is fe9stlag on rlct
this summer, and says it's the onl,
real cheap living there is,
Topsy Turvy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

separated. It carries across the sea
some tender lovers message or perhaps
little flower picked from the daisied
grave of an English churchyard. Every
hour of every day the mail bag is packed
with words which waken love and laugh
ter, and words which deepen the furrow
in the cheek and dim the failing sight
with bitter tears.
But with all this there is going on
through the mail service a disse1nina-
ton of human knowledge, reaching
out Of human help which is one of the
crowning blessings OF our century. The
correspondence schools led by Chautau-
qua, are sending to every village and
hamlet the broader knowledge which is
so eagerly craved by many who are shut
in to the homely duties of humble
life. Without the mail system this plan
of education would be iinpracticabie.
Every mail, too, carries from the great
centers, the advice Of great physicians,
which it would be impossible for the
distant public TO obtain were it not for
the mails. Few people realize how
many thousand people depend on the
mail service for medical treatment. Not
lone aoro when some r,ostal affairs 1vere
beino discussed in Connection with the
erection of the new nostofI;ce hniId;ro
in pnffaIo N v some light WAS throw,
ON this subject nv the Statement that
the mail by DR. r " Pierce amounted
do;lv To someth;ng over ZOO nieces
OF course this IS not common case be.
cause Dr pierce,s relation as chief com
snlt;no nhvsician 70 Rnffalo,s famous
institution The Invalids' Hotel and Sur.
gical institute makes his advice and
that of his staff Of nearly score Of
Skilled and exner;enced snecial;sts much
SOUGHT after esnec;allv Inv women 70
the Treatment and cure of whose snec;al
diseases DR. Pierce has devoted over
thirty wears Of almost constant labor
But though this example Is ont Of the
ordinary Il NAV serve as an evidence of
the amazing benefits reaped by tine pub-
lie from the mail service It puts every
OUTLYING hamlet in touch with the most
advanced medical specialisrn of the dav.
II giyes at a cost Of two-cent stamp,
the skill and experience that il has taken
wears to acquire. Literally at the cost
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
ApELINE

There was church at AdalMo sua-
day BY Rev Dean. There win also
be church and baptIzlng the 5rd sun.
day by Rev wllsqS
Several young folks from thls place
attended church at Carrots Chapel
Misses Nora and Sophia aud Curtis
White were shopping in cauettsburs
Monaay
Charles Miller and daughter, AIDE
Enc. we're the pleasant guests Of his
brother W. NJ. Miller and family, at
Napltl
Mrs. Charlie Stump and Mrs Huldie
stump and Mrs Laura Mlkels were
calling ON a. Y Petry sunday
Miss Annie Raalsins and sister, Mrs
Dora OPEL Of culbcrtson, were shop
ping az Adel.ae Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Henry We're cali
ing G., Sir end Mrs, Floyd ogle Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Bin vanAopn were
calling on his brother, Hence yanhorr
and wife Sunday
Anna Klnner, OF Mt Zion, who has
been ON The sick list, are glad to say
n improving,
Mrs Anna Humphrey, who has beer
sick for some time. are sorry to say
is no better
Charles Miller and Joe Hatten. Of
Buchanan, were In catlettsburg and
Huntington Thursday.
Mrs Dump Bellomy has been on
the sick list.
Caeper Miller and family, OF Swans
burg. Kansas, are expected here the
18th Of this month
Mrs. Charlie Stump returned to hei
home AZ Pocahontas Thursday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Oscar stump
The Sunday School Convention vii
be held at M. Zion ON the 2stn Of
this month. Everybody come.
sallie Vinegar