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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
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REEVE CO.. 400 Dearborn St, ChiSsso'
Ill
& GUM, lnc, d..
IA Seventh ST. Oakland Pnohe
Oakland 3273.
Managers Pacific Cont. and CaL HAi
ployment Agencies
t,or,rsr,v SS5 washington St. s. +.
Todayswe are enlarging our once ara
will on Monday have the largest en-
ployment bureau on the coast ~, ~ .Ss,. aSTs
by 100. and plenty Of seating eapaclS
~ acconmodate All who wish TO pat
ronize us. the only Incorporated en-
ployment bureau in California, we
v-or< either male or female We are
at present supplying the s.. = Co.
Western Pacific, Yosemite valley II
r. and numerous other large corpora
CUTTING & GUM, Inc,
414 Seventh ST., Oakland. IL
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ASTRol Ocv
AUTOMOBILES.

ALMOST new Cal. motor cycle in per-
feet condition for cash. 1862 7th ave,
Sunse.. IL 1t
OF flats Tor automobiles: new machine
Preferred. Apply 1862 7th ave. Sunset
District. IL 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

.arkF7NE Engineers Beneficial Associa-
ti0e no. 35.-Alembers ere hereby I3li7 Is,
fn~.he~ notice. me regular meetings ol
ffe association VIII be held on Sun
DAY at i O'Clock D. m at ieaoQ .lai
fe~s on bulkaead. between Folsom ana
TEar--ison SIS BY orler Of
W-Nr i BRADY JR Pres.
7rARTTN x. ANDERSON. sec. II
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TRINITY Church, corner Bush ana
Cough SIS -ReV F're-erck " tidlll-
r- Pr. rector Morning PRAYER ana
sermon fv rector Ell u O'Clock IN Sullo
rc5tn You arc heartily invited II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

1908 to upward OF 6Y.UUU lfN
We VIII BE in Our Own NEW BUILD
ING on MARKET ST. Within 10 Days
WE ARE ALSO
Going to Erect a Gigantic Steel and Stone
MURRAY & READY BUILDING in
Center of San Francisco. with 500 Rooms
and Following Stores:
Store VIII Be Let to DRUGGIST"
Store VIII BE Let to "RESTAURANT-
Store VIII Be Let TO CLOTHING
Store VII BE Let to BARBER SHOP
AND BATH"
BILLIARD PARLOR"
STORE AND LARGE BASEMENT
AND THE 800 ROOMS WILL BE OC-
MURRAY & READY.
NOT CHARITY HUMANITY.
MURRAY & READY. formerly, OF 634-
go Clay St. San francisco. win today
open their CHEAT EMPLOYMENT AND
OAKLAND. and within a lew days will
open quarters in San Francisco.
At this time Humanity demands that
every man should help relieve the s1ferlng
caused by the late disaster.
After consultation with STATE LABOR
COMMISSIONER W. Il. STAFFORD,
who endorses our determination 70 run
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES IN
OAKLAND and SAN FRANCISCO for
one month or longer, if conditions demand,
We know OF nothing we could give or rem
der that would be more substantial than 10
find positions for the unemployed without
COST.
400 Sixth ST.. Oakland. Cal
Telephone Oakland 1851
Free Employment and Labor Offices
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MEETING NoTlcEe-ccntinued.
COMPANIONS
hTnfafrs

All members o. The companions OF the
ror-Et VI .s-acgtea viii p-eaze send their
ilasses, Ihs narae and nEmcer OF thelF
c@Gp-cs and Jneir present GceresSesA p
AGNES - BREsAIA2. Grand FINANCIAL
Secretary, rs Central ave, Al@Ineaa, IaHs
should pe attended, 20 at once.
e. OF F. z. "A. Reet HeaGquarters at
IlVs Fillmore ST., San Francisco, Mis-.
j.. EAGLtg-< G'fCN. Secretary. ltouts, Z
.liil o.. InT
a 30 at. 5sl4 Sixteenth St. near Center
ST. Call4ana, AaS. DORA DAVIS, vice
Al Companions in need saould apply at
once.
Ar Companions are requested to attens.
81 general meeung Of the order at Ig0
ril-l2lIa ST., EGn sTanclsc1. on - IN1)Al,
Al-g -. 1sOJ, * p. IN. SHARP.
-AGNES -. bREMER
IC-ls-s G.lnd il laanc.ai Secretary.
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ANDRE s Office. New Tribune bidS-' 4O'
Eighth ST., Oakland
WanteI1Butler. S45; second Oi''is5 sss Z,
SIS; waiter, $40; waiter, institution W
and found: mixer for institution. 20
and found: choreman. SIS; kitchen hand.
$50. etc; phone Oakland 1871. IL
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DRTIDS Relief Committee VIII meet
SUNDAY. Nav 13. 2 O'Clock p. m, at
hcadouarters 1914 Colder Gate ave. All
members OF the order are invited to at
tend and secretaries Of the groves ana
circles are requested TO scrd their ad-
dresses TO headqHarters.
i22t L. G. SCHORD, Chairman.
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x Of p. attention.-Fhe members OF
Golden City Lodge No 63. Knights OF
Pvtnfas are hereby notified % Assem-
HE III tho home Of BROTHER II j.
PURCELL. Iyresidio. on SUNDAY. May
7s ut Z =. n +. MeNUITY. G. G.
ED NJ. COFFEY. X. r. ard s. y 2t
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afFERFRs - tho Ladies Gernan In5e-
pendent Benevolcnt Society VIII meet
cn "WEDNESDAY, May is. at O'clock
= r. az Iei1 Grove ST. Ali attend
aNs MRS. L. SONNE3fAN, Pros.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

ORIENTAL Rebekah Lodge Ne 80. T. o.
@. r. meets every NE59NE5DA3 4 J
FVFNiN-,f ut 1871 Sanchez St, at 7,50.
until 1urt he- notice.
Is ZOLA ZONE, Noble Grand.
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COURT Robin Hood No 5s3L a O. r.
srTF members are hereby notified thaL
7soi.- rao-llor meetings viii be he'd
sxerv second and fourth 'rl4JRSDA2 ,
- .T,s7sra Coodmsn's It2l, corner 81
5Te~5ret and Fifteenth sts. ~ : O'Clock
A. A ANDERSON G X
Address all letters
III j. STOCKTON. T. s:
- o+s 1880 2oth ST.. s. 2.
TEO Assembly no. 3, 7. ~ 9 C-.sfl-
-a~e ara members are hereby non Iea
s+to,5 ! eneeial meeting 10 be he o
- Sd FRANCIS Real school. 18Th 81.
~. Church end D5lcTes. So ~ 4
1Tss 13. 1895. at 2 p. m sharp yours
fraternalIv.
John T. FTTRNs. Rec Sec,
~ 10s Hoffman ave. $ r.
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CROCHET Lodge NO. l29. =. ana A. IT.
- stated meeting win be keid in Nng
SolcmDn's 7Eail 1929 FHimore ST. IT, -
DAY EVENING. May - lao. ~
o'clock Rusiness of importance. All
rnerua,rs are requested to send their
addresses 10 ONCE Of the secretary, zolS
Slstte- ST.
ssr. r. T. MCPHERSON. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY so
WHEN BACKED BY DEEDS.
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A MEETING Of the Helpers BeneVo. srr
Society VIII be held TT BSDAY, May
l5 At Q. m. iE Tie yestry room OF tne
Fpss efreef temple all members who
wish to interest themselves in relief
work are requested u attend.
It's MRS j. NJ JACOBL Pres
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

woRRS WsEN' ARR RAsRPB, e4qB, Fy ByT peEbs eNby SO
MURRAY & READY Are Building Their
Own Gigantic Building on
MARKET. ST, SAN FRANCISCO,
Next to ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, at
MARKET AND TENTH SIS.
What Are You Doing?
Stop Thinking.
Stop Talleingl
Do Some Executing.
Shake Hands With the Pick and Shovel
Clean Brick Peddle Peanuts
Sen Solar Buttons Do Any, Old tt Thlng / &
CISCO, and Get There Quick!
Every Ones Eyes IRE Cast on
MURRAY & READY.
What For9
Because They Are Hustlers
Because They VIII Cut the Greatest
Figure in Rebuilding
DEAR OLD FRISCOi
Because Everyone Knows and Respects
Because the Following Years
WE GAVE EMPLOYMENT
1897 to upward OF 1900 MEN.
1898 to upward of 10000 MEN.
1899 to upward of $1,000 MEN
1900 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1901 TO upward OF $4,000 MEN
1902 to upward OF $4,000 MEN,
1908 to upward OF 10000 MEN.
1904 TO upward OF $1,000 MEN.
1905 to upward of $4,000 MEN
n
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KING sOLO9IoN.s Lodge Ne. go. F. end
A M.-St tied meeting MONDAY. May
a. at 20 O'Clock p. m Members are
lf-eentlv requested 70 send their pres
anf addr4ese.s TO the secretary. 1873 Fill
more st. By order OF the ". NJ.
122t HARRY BAEHR, Secretary
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Society win meet at
Tho Swedish Church. corner Dolores and
15th sts. III, ,ESDAY, May 10. 8 p. m.
Communications 2lt Diamond st. BY
order OF president 2t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05
sKAGGS.

Ernest Jayne and Miss Minnie
Holbrook were married Saturday
evening of last week, at the home
OF the brides parents. The bride
is an exceedingly pretty and attrac-
tive young lady. The daughter Of
p. P. Holbrook, well to do farm
er of this place. Mr., Jayne is son
OF the late Henry Jayne of Flat Gap.
and is very worthy and promising
young man The ceremony was quiet
on account of the sickness OF the
brides mother who is suffering
from severe attack OF appendicitis.
The bride wore a beautiful white
silk dress. The groom was also fault
lessly dressed Everything being
made ready they walked quietly in
TO the sick mothers room and were
married by Rev. L. F. Smith, of Flat
Gap. The brides mother is thought
TO be better at this writing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

father learned OF the decepsioa t,h
morning Was greatly anecred ana
whipped both boys severely
After killing his father Yoa,s,
hidklfi took TO the hills In the lea,
OF his home, but was captured. ana
VIII have hearing before Squire
fauley. brother Justice Of the d.,s
man Squire Midkn was one Of a..
pes' known man In the valley a
the Guyan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Fodder Swing is about over ana
sorshum making has begun.
Nelson and r. Il. Webb have h..
gan hauling a fine lot Of popls,
lumber on the head Of Daniels cr.at
, = Spradlln Is having a fIna 4,
u tles gotten ont on Daniels c.e. {
Also Morgan and Logan clarb 90
putting onl some fine oak timber
Lincoln Music is the boss sou,r.,,
un m, at Webb Bros log camp.
There is party Of capitalists n,.
'ns Tor coal at Ira webb's an ~,
'ett hand fork OF Danials croe, n, ~, :,
understand they win put down ~. y
eral wells on the creek
n ). Burohelt left this place ~. sf
a WEEK reN's to visit friends and rel.
Rob Roy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Negro Jack" who is well known
about town is in the county jail at
Williamson, waiting to be tried on
the charge OF assaulting a seven-year-
old colored girl on last Thursday ev-
ening.
This negro Jack is one ~ the
most contemplate and impudent
about the city and II the charges
are proven on him It is 10 be hnped
that the people Of Williamson have
seen the last Of him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Huntington. w. Va. October i
Early this morning, at the little
town OF Midkln, 90 miles south a,
this city, French Midklff Justice
of the Peace and wealthy farmer
was shot down aud instantly killed
by Eddie Midklff his twelve-year.old
son,
About s o'clock the father admin.
istered severe whipping to his two
sons, Edward aud John. and # was
while smarung under this punish.
ment that the younger of the boys
took the fathers life After recely-
ing the punishment the lad went M.
stairs, where he procured shotgun
and aiming from the balust,udo
emptied load of buckshot into no
back of the fathers head The old
man fell forward 10 the floor and az
pired Instantly
II appears that ON yesterday m.
boys had been started to SUNDAY
school hut instead OF going there
had gone 10 the woods and spent
the day hunting pawpaws. When the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

The oil well drilled on N. Sparks
farm came in dry.
Our County attorney and G. W
okaggs, of Louisa, attended court
at Squire Bill Holbrook's last satur-
day.
Lonzo Lyon and wife attended the
association at Red Bush Saturday.
Elder Samuel Preston of w. Va,
preached very interesting sermon
here last Sunday night 2 Friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05
FARM FOR SALE.

100 acres, u acres level, 25 acres
cleared. dwelling houses Of 3 rooms
each, store house of good size. Good
we'll, never goes dry. Good orchard
apples, peaches and pears. miles
from railroad, Y mile from school
house. Farm also has good coal
which rs opened. Will sell for cash.
Price $500. Apply to Big Sandy News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

year-old child. who was struck BY a
train near Cyrus. on the Big Sandy
division. The tot had wandered out
upon the track aud was standing on
the ties as the heavy freight train
tore around the curve II was i'm.
possible 10 bring the train To a
stop. and the child paid no atten-
ton To the screaming whistle aud
bell The engineer saw the pllo,
strike the little one. and FOR an IN
slant closed his eyes In anticipation
Of the child being round 10 pieces
A second later he saw bundle Of
white tossed into The weeds along
the track When the train WIS stop.
ped and search was made. they
found the babe 10 frightened 10 cry
Investigation showed that the lt,lr
one had escaped with only Jew
bruises. Portsmouth Times
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Morehead, Ky. Sept. 2s.-Miss Mat.
tie Patton, daughter OF Alex Patton
a prominent farmer living near More
head. arrayed herself In her bridal
robes yesterday evening 10 be mar.
ried to Daniel Dyre When the hon
arrived, the minister who was "a
offIeiate was absent and the wedd.
ing was delayed until near the mid.
night hour when a messenger was
dispatched 20 summon the tlrdy
minister. The excuse Of the preach.
er was that he had forgotten the
occasion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Miss Hattie Milton Jones. Of Ash
land. assisted by local talent. gave
the Old Maids Convention entertain
ment at the court house Friday night
and at She Odd Fellows Hall Mon
day night TO fairly good house.
The performance was yer, credltable
to both the manager and the young
ladies and gentlemen who participate
ed, and merited better attendance
than was ont either Wayne
News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

MaysyIlle, XIV, Sept 70 William
Candy. aged ten years. was run over
and Instantly killed by an electric
street ear al Second and Walnut
streets here this morning. The lad.
with several others was playing ball
AT that point when one knocked Il
across the street Candy started To
get it. not noticing the approaching
car, and ran In front of It. Before
Motormn John tnman could st,p
ihe car had passed over his stom-
ach. cutting The child In TWO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

A dispatch from Bluefietld. W. va.
states that the Dixon. Pocahontas
Fuel Co. which recently began the
development Of a 3OOO-acre tract OF
coal land near WEIGH has sunk a
shaft 10 feet To No. I seam which
is five and une-half feet thick. show
ing good quality Of coal Mining
operations are IN charge Of Super
intendent J p Davis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Morehead. Ky. Sept 20 Great ex-
cotement Is being manifested over
Harlln Skaggs. boy IL years OF
age, who left his home several DAYS
ago. He is the son Of Danial Skaggs.
who Is farmer and lives ten miles
south of town, near the Rowan and
Elliott county line Young skaggs.
with lantern and dog. started to a
mlonshine still across on Miner. on
" n few miles distant, and M to
this time has not returned. The
people 10 the number of fifty have
made thorough Sc arch over Hill
and cliff II is believed by the rel
atlves that he was killed and his
body hidden away by the moonshin-
ers The searching party found the
location OF the STILL which had only
been moved away, II seemed, few
hours before 1t is supposed that
the moonshiners thought the boy 10
be marshal and fired upon him. A
difficulty which promised TO be a
bloody one was narrowly averted
The relatives and friends of the
boy. with some OF the party who
were suspects, only for the interior
ence OF some Of the more consider
ate OF the party would have taken
the law into their own hands. which
certainly would have cost the lives
of several persons. as each carried
a gun
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05
RAILROAD wATcuro

o,a New supply Of II. 10 and q ,.r
L,va watches ",.. !, Just received at Con.
'sys store These watches are s .,',
want accurate time. Some J, ,N Sn'
and VIII be sold accordlns,a e"'"' p''oe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Morehead. KY, Sept IA freight
train was wrecked here to-day.
throwing several cars from the track
where It was switching brakeman
l.ouman narrowly escaped death He
jumped from the car first. then, as
he was about to be caught among
the wreckage made another leap.
which saved his life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Engineer b J Calloway,w no had
been visiting friends and relatives
at walbridge, Ky. passed through
the city Monday en- route n Thack.
er who're h. has a position with
the Thaeker Coal Company
DR. o II. snyder Of lronton. o
arrived In The city few days ago.
Dr Snyder is graduate Of Siarl-
ing Medical College aud a high
type young man lie viii practice
his profession with DR. Dix. Of ,hI,
city. at whose home his office win
be- Mingo Republican.
The Dr. Snyder above referred In
is a son OF Cal Snyder. Of lont,n
aud nephew of Augustus and r
Snyder. Of Louisa lie is said
to be very capable young physi.
elan
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Francis Rose, of the firm OF BAR
Der and Rose, merchants at Cline
Elliott county, let pistol 30 off in
his hand Monday. the bah intering
his leg near the knee and coming
out below and entering young Sam
Maggard's leg, wounding them both
badly
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05
svssNsssassssNsssasNssss
!: OUR NElcHBoRs.
sss.s.sssAsasssaAAssssssA

Z James Lakin has been appointed
post master at Nlavity, Boyd county.
Greenup KY, Sept 20 Frank
Marshal shot himself through the
heart in the same room where his
wife was lying at the point OF death
with consumption He came here
six months ago from Elliott county
and bought large farm ON Coal
branch.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05
sAwMILL MACHINERY.

For easy and rapid cutting our
mills are unsurpassed. Prices reas-
enable. Terms to suit purchaser.
MONT HOLT. Louisa, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

The annual Meeting u the chris
''an Church viii convene at York
vile on the 5lh % October and WIN
c"'''aue In session mnil and inclnd.
Ing The SIN ra affc,r OF ma,
church have taken w. the matter q,
"a reduction Of rates with the officer
u the y add W and In an nroba.
Di''i' reduced rate ain be gr,ni-
rd ,o OH who must i7.yel owe, m.
road 20 reaeh ne me. ting 4 h,w
'"fodhnce Is anlicino,ed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Incoming N, and W. trainmen last
evening brought word OF the sur
priAing escape from death Of 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Al q rcceut teachers esan,l.-h !
pela 10 Wayne ? 2 Lester Ruff,
l's,'' 9 s'roihcr apl irsbells
,"p''} we granted nist .,~ co.,
,'i''a''. Edmund Nip.ee and wiz
enin aipple receyied IA ce..,u
g :. aud MAY Hlnsln. riclor,,
rf'ry May Belle vInson. Carrie.
zee S's'n Alice vlnsga and wayn,
FARRELL received thih cass cer,,r.
''''' There were many others. I'm,
,''1e are Wen known IN and abmu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

$500
pair Lace curtains Through p H. Vaughan
fine candies Through
S100 in value
Ladies hat, Through Gault Bros,
Ham.
$2e0 in
20 lbs 80 coffee, Through b crncher
rar oyerals Through Bromley Bros
suit clothing Shipman and Gentry,
Bari Flour J b. Crucher
PR Ladies Fine Shoes Through p. H. Vaughan,
/ Pr Mems Gloves, Through Pierce and Derrick
/ NIantel Clock, Through Pierce and Derrick
S. 90 in value Through Pierce Derrick,
Rug Through Pierce and Derrick
doz cans White Cherries Through Crucher
value Through j. b. Crucher
Pillow Through Snyder, Hardware Co,
Carriage robe Hardware Co,
Bari Flour Through J B.. Crucher,
Br Flour Through b Crucher
IS 90 in value J, b, Crucher
] pr Mems 81 Shoes Through shipman and Gentry
Carriage Robe shipman and Gentry
carpet warp, Trough Dixon. Moore and Co,
prs fine Suspendars through Bromley Bros,
Suit Clothing Bromley Bros,
coats Through Bromley Bros,
Klpng 81 Shoes, Through p IL Vaughan
Brl Flour Through J b.. Crucher
$50 in value
$500 in value
/ Brl Flour
so lbs best Lard, Through DIXON Moore ana 20,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05
PREMIUMS GIVEN no THE COUNTY, FATR.

VIM. Justice.
H. Krish and Co,
Altiser, Burchett Co,
Louisa Bakery Co.,
David Baird and Co,
G. s. Wilson,
D. Q. Spencer,
Crump and Field,
Abney Barnes,
Moch Berman and Co.,
Ashland Milling Co.,
Geo. DeWitte Shoe Co.,
Kahn Fellhiemer and Co.,
Green, Joyce and Co.,
Aims and Deopke Co.,
Louis, Silk and Co,
Kitchen and Whit Co.,
Gilbert Grocery Co.,
B. F. Avery and Sons,
HARRISON and Gathright,
Hagen, Radcliffe, and Co.,
Patton Milling Co.,
sehon, Stevenson and Co.,
Ohio Valley Shoe Co.,
Lewis, Valid ard Co.,
January and Wood Co.,
w. Parmenter and Co.,
FEEDER, Silberberg Co
FEEDER, Silberberg Co
Newbury, Clay Shoe Co.,
Gwynne Bros,
NJ. F. Conley,
E. &. Shannon,
Louisa Milling Co,
Henry Burkhart Packing Co.,
Louisa Brass Band,
Jeff Wilson,
Big Sandy News,
Sandy Valley Courier,
Clemcus, Oskamp Co.,
Poage Milling Co.
Dean. Kite and Co,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-05

Through NJ. f Conley
Through ]. b. Crutcher
Through NJ, +. conley
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-20
JOCKEY REED
IS SUSPENDED
JUDGES FIND FAULT WITH HIS
RIDING
lnVictus Finally Wins a Race-Ham=
mcraway Beats Good Field in
Sprint-Sas Fails to
Score
By Associate Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-Jockey
Reed was suspended at Emeryville to-
day for his rides on Briers in her two
previous races. This afternoon she had
all the speed and won at 10 to l. Sais,
the favorlte, stopped to walk and lost
the place to Head Dance. Fine weather
brought out a large attendance, and
the betting ring was crowded. Weather
clear track muddy. Results:
Futurty couTse-Alice Carey. 107
(Clark) to l, won; Mimon, 1O2 (Rus-
selD, 16 to 5, second; AlbemarIe, 1O9
Robinson, IL to 2, third. Time, 1:13A.
Cardinal Sarto, Brennus, Sir Christie
pher, Standard, Silicate, Silver Heel
and Duelist also ran.
One and one sixteenth miles-Dusty
Miller, 11O (Graham), II to 5, won;
Frank Woods, 107 (HerberD, - to l,
second; Ripper, 1O7 Knapp, to l,
third; Time. 1;51h Serenity, Mr..
Dingle, Pearlstone, Anirad, Walnut
mark also ran.
One and one sixteenth miles-Invic-
tus, 1O7 (Graham), 8 to 2, won; Ray, 1O5
(Fountain), to 5, second; Mr. Far
mum, 1O7 (Loague), to l third. Time,
1:52A. Vigoroso, Black Thorn, Trap
setter, Fl. p. Kane and Ishtar also ran.
Mile-Briers, 95 (Rice), 10 to 1, won;
HEAD Dance, lOI (ClafK), lO 10 /, second;
Sais, 1O9 OKnapp), to 5, third. Time,
1:43&. Ed Sheridan, Watchful, Ethel
Abbott and Catalina also ran.
Seven furlongs-Cloche dor. 1O5
Clark, to s, won; Bountiful 1O7
Radtke), 3 to 1, second; Dr. Sherman,
10S CFountain), 8 to l, third. Time,
301s Distributor. Dora l., Chablis,
Optimo and Decoy also ran.
Six furlongs -- Hammera way, 111
(Radtke), to 10, won; Boloman. 1O7
(Fountan), to /, second; FL Dinero,
107 (WrighD, to /, third. Time, 1:16.
j. K. F.. Fred Bent, Spring Ban, Sea
Lad, Frank F'littner Peaceful Henry
st. Volma and Queen Rec also ran.