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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07


dows Of Mrs. Nelson, A. w. Lucas,
and Webb Bros are enough to bring
fears and tears to male mankind. Il
May Visit Mandan--The knights of
Pythias of Mandan it is understood,
have extended an invitation to the.
Bismarck brothers to produce their
minstrel show over the river for their
mutual benefit and it is quite probable
the boys will go over. If they do they
will be nicely cared for by the Man
dan push who are talking of supple
menting the show with a banquet and
other festivities suitable to the &C.
casion ,;
Where. Is the Band?-Some curl
osity is expressed as to what has be-
come of the brass band that was to
have been organized during the winter
and got in shape for summer work?
1t was said band would be organized
if the city would help financially, and
the city appropriated $50 a month for
this purpose, but the bottom seems to
have fallen out of the proposition.
The town is full of first rate musicians
and it would not appear to the lay
man to be a difficult job to affect an
organization. It is certainly time to
Il o%1 ~.
passed since the city council did it's
share.
Change ln Linton Train-The Lin
ton Record has the following, but no
confirmation of it can be had here:
eft is reported by the N. P. train crew
that new service will be inaugurated
on the acknowledgements branch, soon.
By the new schedule the Linton train
will run from Mandan to Linton on
Monday; then Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday it will go to
| Mckenzie and return each day. Sat
urday the train will go to Mandan,
lying over Sunday at that place. This
would give five trains a week on the
Linton branch, instead of three, as at
present. 1t is also said that mogul
engine will be put on this line in place
of the small standard now in use"
The ice cream season has opened at
Richholt's and from now on you can
get the best kind there, and any flavor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Got Another cow-Chief Mcdonald
rounded up a bob-tailed COW today,
which owner can get at the Broadway
livery barn by paying costs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Monday cIub-The Monday club
will meet with Mrs. Gilbreath next
Monday afternoon. ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Greatly lmproved-M. A.. Edberg
who has been ill with pneumonia fol
some time past, is reported much bet
ter and will soon be around again.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

Threatening tonight and Sunday
with showers eastern and central por--
tion. Cooler Sunday. Max. Is, min.
al. "s& u 81. Z VIC .%
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07
Taken Up

A black COW with long horns and
| bob tail.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

to limp into town with great care.
Had the accident happened on down
grade a bad wreck might have re-
suited. " .s H..Es S5t.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Makes Hubby Weep-The great dis
plays of Easter millinery in the win
dows of Mrs. Nelson, A.. w. Lucas,
and Webb Bros are enough to bring
fears and tears to male mankind
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Club Meets-The Boys club of the
Methodist Sunday school met last
evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Horn on Seventh street last
evening. The following officers were
elected for the next three months:
President, Henry Glitschka; vice
president. Ward Preston: secretary,
Ralph Fisher: treasurer, A. F. Mar
quette; sergeant at arms, Earl Hagy;
adviser, Rev. Magin. Most of the
evening was spent in playing games.
Refreshments were served. The boys
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

A Handsome Window-The mil
linery display window at the Lucas
store is attracting considerable atten-
tion because of the electrical novelties
Introduced in the center piece and
the turning figures. 1t has to be seen
to be appreciated. h,
Broke a Journai-The engine of the
Linton train broke a driver journal
On the way up this morning and had
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

have named their club The knights
of st. John" They meet twice al
month. @55
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Handsome Views Photographer
Butler has taken some very fine views
OF residences, churches, streets and
public buildings which are to he used
in the pamphlet to be issued by the
Commercial club, on which the com
mittee is hard at work. f 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Takes o'Hara's PIace-Niek Barbie
the tailor, has rented the sbore-room
formerly occupied by O'Hara and will
soon open up a fine tailor shop
therein. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Good saIes-The Baptist s.. sale of
fancy wares and foods at the Odd Eel
lows hall this afternoon has been a
decided success and very little was
left over. The array of goods was
very attractive and sales were easily
made. ...4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Fine offces--Attorney T. R. Mock
Ter has moved into his handsome and
commodious Offices in the front of the
second story of the new Patterson
block where he is comfortably and
elegantly located. -: u.s..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

The ice cream season has opened a
Richholt's and from now on you Cal
get the best kind there, and any flavor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Parcels delivered to any part dc the
city FOR 4 thrilling ZEE. Why bother.
yourself with carrying them, Phone Ga.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-07

Had Good Time-The Presby-
terrain Boys club, had a good time at
their first social function last even
ing at the home Of G. B. Little There
were several interesting things to
a1nuse the guests, and refreshments
were served and the club treasury
considerably augmented. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

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Sc ENVfA GRATIS AL QUE
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Este libro esta escrito de una
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prenderlo. Pos medic de este libro
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vidas, y salvara aun muchas mas
poy muy cercanas que Sc haIleu de
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Este ct IN tratadito en- eli cual &c
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que 4iacaA al sistema humane y ,os
me IS de curarlas.
A4sta escrlto exclusivamente
para los AispanO.Americanos d
mas bien para la raza Espaflola
por el Professor E. c. COLLINS,
de Ia Universidad de New York,
En- este libro pueden leerse los
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Para las personals que gocen de
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ONO los no menos iuteresantes
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'lnendamos los capituios que ira
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general, como la dispesia, reuma.
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los, del hlgadO ETC., etc.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
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. iaxYYiuc Rivars CAmus 2 r
EcnRssnAs sRYtluU dc msdieinAA
'rsscAS inpoftAdAa dS Earopa y Esta.
OnidoG SsFfums-tA. NovSdA
'es sls FrSuios mnGieoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
Servicio De NeW.York

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RS does dal dis sates dc ia salida.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16

Although II i s,iH tbs dad q
winter With prospect Of several
months Det~sn u and tie spring
blOssJui. # i fall tire that or sd and
plant orders are made o1r The
catalogue may nov he had f0- the ak
ing. many seeIsOf or m0st dzzirable
flowers and vegetables must Il plaut=a
IN tke hOuse in January and Fet1zry. IN
order 10 have them ready 10 transplant
when the outdoor seAs0n arrives The=e
must be ordered nOr. To get the b<t
services Of yOBr seairnan. orier A. early
ss possible. and send IN yOur and sod N
Toar lists N Janunry o. Feb1zry
Their stock i then fun and
the rush Of the latter m1nths L not
get come theu. having fun supply 70
ehOoee from. and time 10 give the orders
personal OF At least expert attention
the -saimen are inclined 20 b more
liberal ard the bzst q everything zo=
INTO the early ouIeT- Later. stock b.
oOmes reduced aud often incomP@tenf
help must Be erapIoyed. and It standz 10
reason that one Is not % well served If
the lists s,e sent IN now. the seeimsn
Eil only send such a. can b safely
intrusIed TO the mails or express
companies. keeping hack the tender
plants and iubeTs OF buds uutil danger
IF frost l. over Its best 10 send yOur
lists row.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16

Feb L, lsls-An z1psrt sl=e-ri-izn
from NeE YORK repaired the Dgnznl0
and the North JslIioo Co 5 miua are
in operation again
Cleveland Qlizenberry has returned
from Peach Orchard
Floyd Castle ard ElLis curn1ire.
Eho are attending college az lonton.
Eere hone Izst sunday FIogd Is a
son Of Lander Cae1iz. mine foreman
here and Eize : the 0hIy boy q Il
c Curnurte. formerly Of Peach OTga-
ard
Ms George waIlzes Has ben gsry
SEX. bar Al his M ing i lnp-5F-
inE
Elnor AII2zzy Is rrzsellne for q
Eh1leaIe to5eeeo hoaz=
Frank waFd has bought a small
farm near Wilton Tie Place hez 80
Dwelling boss and a store b5Idiu=
TIE prise paid vs. . th01sant DOL
lars czsh
Rev. J. 4 Kari. Of ne Christian
Church, pVssehed here saturday and
Suniay He iii prsaeh at this place
once > month all the year
Wilton noE has the best train
seniee Al his ever had. Two mail
trains . dsy. ineIgding sunday
James Wilson. vho his = plsiii3n
as telegraph operation With the 1. Z
y. Uoad Eas 81 home one dsy last
week J.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16
% FANTERs FLATTER?
Find That Detects q Nature Must
Oftsn Be Toned D0zn o.
Erzdicztsd-

IT Is almost i7p5sslh1s. sais q
uotea artist IN avoid .sfrsry il
paIatEas portraits IT, only s1esp
ti71s are rs0ss pe1pIe--fhess are vsry
f=E-rb5z Nature has eusoEes rith
faces AM figures that rentsr i N
ueess-E
IL Esn c3zss 10 20 9Th .
mulberry Eose pa must softs1 aoEa
1h@ teises a. us-h ss p7ssib= A..
tte crossegs5 .aly mzsf Eot = cross
cred 10 re Pirfur- Tte EeaE O.
roI1Duplzas fsess @Es - uz3s tfs-
iiEgztshss oth=Tutss F5sr .ift4-s EiEl
eouFlAia- TasIr 5bs@zilsa all y TIA.
- Eke,sss Is 70; An accurate oas
Tat Vii nan. o. c7zrse. that il i
Altogether too accurate,
S-IIL thefe arr s0es s-ron. nineas
artists mo are zi.ling . I0se eliszts
rather thar tr.se Eitk facts. OF
one d thes=-A EellEn0zn sculptor
IL is sal thar Il a mar cane 10 hin
sith ears - large A. . 5onkeys. h
zosld 10; hes.isie 70 copy then He
wolIs nOi es=n pass over a scar or =
2imple Bot Ne gznnoi All azOrt t.
. % oonscfsatioas
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16
FULLERS

J. A CoIlinsEOrth and r 3. Fzn,
nin are buying ties for c c. Clark
Virgil Diamond has moved 10 "
Va
J. H Thompson and Eife wers ths
sUes,s Of Nr and Mrs Lar Las
THURSDAY
Mrs Mona johnson Is vsry lOE zld
5 not expected to live
Henry Gaines camp ears viH m1Es
% Lockwood siding NOnday.
W. J. chzff1n and HsrIe daughter.
Maggie Lon. we're business visitors
here Saturday
Fred See passed through here SAT-
urdzy to FAIIsborE
Nrs Lula Grub vas visiting reia-
Tires here Sunday.
We we're sorTy TO hear Of the dserA
Of Mrs Harry Dalton who so short
tine ago Wa a pleasant visitor
among Us
VIII Rice. Of IrOntOn. Eas here
Saturday.
John SaIyer and wife. Of FaIlsburg.
visited home folks Sunday.
j. J. Dalton is visiting bis son in
Huntington
Nrs- Sarah Bernard vas calling on
FRIENDS here SATURDAY L No
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16
Farms for Sale.

: zaSoialng farms ~ niles fr1
WeobsiLIs. q - zErss g153
iEeiiiugS. s5oreao-z- and ali ot-
Buildings plenty o. E4te-. o-eaaF5
= zerzs IL grass ~ acres cleared.
llea1y of timber 70 E=p Up rhs
pace
Anothet. thzs q l95 zcz = o.
Z cleared - acres IL grass dFeE-
ilgz- pieaty Of goed spa
Also. r. screz = ara cleared.
e ser@ IL grass. mostly FRESH >
zcTs Of bottom o. al these traets
VIII sell these places All t1gsihs7.
o s=pzrzteiy.
Also have = god saw aas gris-
uiil OF he Place Vh-eh @iu = sid
Eitb H. o. Sz2zrats.y- G5o5 eEsa-
and boiler and so2d barns
Terms czsh. F5- further iufo-rla
ii0a apply o Big sandy NeEs. Lon
isa Ks II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16
Expensive DepOsitOries.


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lasilsns + his h 4at a.s-
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fftas taF44a .zi
a
-ss y l.fr ne I'D siee
- h4sd sa5nea lnasg ltz.sea
q "A gss4A Ius n1ass Ls1i lin 10
he 0rsza zza il lis desperate e.
s1T.z y save ~ nD.sg he 50 ca
s.9sEatlg bsFpal TIE m5aeE ali e.
saa ssFe to4slnei.
AnSsher niaa. NFs Aiiss. s54a i
ao9d eglnfg. spgs-lal soa1d %
ne ceiling ea one rosla u rs nels
sas eaEsialls packed ASA sIe-s ia
Fsper E154sl Nhea be seat . &,
4 2 les nsguEaF iaisT. b. fozaa lszi
= nide had eai ii into slln tiis
lal aess rqiilas IL scala lie los
sVeEy csnt d IT,
Thss as sh0H TIE falls a1a ia-
,ssalily q trliag % ksea m6zsg =,
so1ae IL ta4rs are sg - o.
so ~ i Tha fezi safe - thssl
40 usa IL szf5-e t= uerIeel
49se2sl 10 ihsa .Npa th-s H-oa4-
) aazass zhs sa-g % Sd -
7<sit thar ta0s-s IT, sl Bzlk
razt i Ehar every eitizen s551ai Z.
tai ih1s AVOID Passia1l.rs 4 1sss
We are ~ Ysdr seesies ana hzT.
seTE nesesu faeaE Ia aaasiias
ro4r b-slsessYoa are lns5Iss . olez
= serC1ur ui1h
TIE LOUISA NsTION4E. BANK.
IsJz ~
Y c WATSON. Prsz4en,
II 2. COSLEY. Czshie-
j. : HACKWORTH.
Z r. YORK,
r l. yLNsOS.
AUGUSTUS SNYDER-
, H. YATES.
Directors
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16

Pattern y tsf--A Esry s1aFt Al
alirAasss aszea fq- a salTt4zzlse i
k=Fe sh0Eh. srE+lape1 IL PALE Ers@a
cotton v9il=. zish res Y Ehl4s Fgss.
h fronts are eaE igu azs lap u
5olale breasted ssEiz- fastening STA
$50 large FesFi ta-f0Es The sleeves
are tait j. tntks Above > sssP ea1
za1 ~ nssk s anisaes - naes-
aans zaz aszA sszn5ias cellar a. =.
the fssAsaaza5e zaraiars arr slltahis
. - mose sah A. Hnea. ns1irsk
fassia- p1zzss sa1 HaAzET Ths M
iian SIZE I'll Require tEo au1 ssThn-
sEkshs paris y gaa aoisfial
silss ~ a = = q s-1 = iaea@.
tEss Eszsare
Tts Fatt-rn VII =. seus 10 yOz q
ree-f q = la resfs tGirr.s AL s'-,sers
fath- Rztre-ri IAeraFtzs-r,t - Has ysll--r-
= sEfe g. EEe - and ntaal-r = fszs.
tern rautefa Pr duarens-nrr. urlts
Epur ovl5rr - tse tpsl0aiiEz a5aFoa5
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16
THE FARM.
COW TALK

COW TALK
A dairy cor should give milk for
Al Iezst - dlys in eyerv z months.
Do not ssnd the co.'s out into The
pasture till The grass has obtained =
sOoa start
a pinch Of salt after each feed ~iII
maze the eoEs lick the managers
70 the very corners
Mcst Of the profit hinges on The con
fort Of ne coz. provided yoa have
= good cor 10 starr Eith-
A moderate Temperature in the Gov
stable promotes comfort, If not OBJ
tzined AZ the expense Of god air
The heller having her first calf
shoa.d d carefully HANDLED. a. ii Is
Al this tine her habits Of milking
and feeding are established
Many eoEs that are in god 1sst
nov Eiii come out in the spring s.
poor that they VIII have 10 stand
twice in one place to make . shadoE,
All because Of shortage Of winter
fed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-16
Town and County.

There ought e y ne sery u sssl
sslaiieslship bssassn lac esanfg -
iseh 1-i fhe casrify iissif. hesaase
n reIs iznes nessdie ne eHs
selsnaent uieh tee ahss 10 -
Ienez t,'sniF And lsJlisa he - De
a. q ruie are eatireiy TOO intelligent
.iaas e-l2 eK-s, - slms oaeA.
e5salisa bessern The I,espls pho A,eI
"a - e5--..s ans tnase IN tgsn
5sIs tkese e7qid y ssei- DIR a.5as
ssgsern or pzogle tasu ngz exists
salh el3saf relationship -0ai4 be
ysry heipfui 10 ali 81 or people. Ie-,
gzfiiess q vhess the9 ike L0aiss
I nzzlle ~ q gae szaae pedplr So
i've II ne eOantfy- Thsx are eioss-
j. bond tozethsE b. ties q hood
AMI zs-oeizligu- 4 large Yart q The
p.yYaiatioa q tn I54a cane IFg4
me colnEEy. - 9e uizA1 81 thzl n
ealire p5p1laEi5n q .I4zEsae= cozu
< aaa s-z4=5 IL @4as
II lie a0sR = ze7=n5zlt llen M
egzatTy IL IL sale = Is sE za
~ .4rzsr + 3epsz3i1s Sazner
2al . Egpg s1 a-el lEr -
il ueezs T1s tefEzr usss his bag
ss=. HzsDas All ais agr1eslszfsi 49,
2le-a=ats u tie tJEn asrrAznz- a4d
1e t01u ul-stazus etesr=s : uzf.=E
20 by msla that ne farmer raLs=s
ras tgsn Is he eg1aiE s@aI AaeTs
Iii the dffsizi tss5azss i sJaass "a
Ih= agzu1sg P@epls haze 10 to1ae d
.oEa 70 - He=nse sben lass E4at
20 - married Ta5s eons 70 l1zn
10 pa 1h=ir lzx-s 4Ba fsese 1zNs
are returned - them. - m s.Rs5Es
0i tA= s5bosls zn1 n lie gsQ,esJiqa
sz.srr TIE las q lie liser1s aIl
properly he toEp hslps 70 bal1
r. etarzh.s. in III ss5anlEg A. ~ei
- iaas- il tie tos-n When nli=f1r1-
Ire eyer1zE-s maa ID ~ eol4try
= ueEeE zpglses il sain 10 lie soSa
toF help
Th- m=p Eh0 carry u tbe EoaT1s
All the ysri1ls offI4slz u TIE La ars
al Eea Eh5 cane f-om he eoantry
p eJas=qa=ace. he t5Ea people are
in clos@ touch ana EitalIy interesiAi
n ezerything rhst zffeegs the tn-sr-
ss-s q the ooantlr- TIE 1syeig1asnf
and he gFOu1h Of Lo1Lsa, n5t oaly
nsps I.ozEz. baf helps LzNreles
oounsy. II ne eiEy Wzs JEioe n lzGSs
= II i NJ one wOald dispute il soak
b tEies - heIpfuI 70 III eJmly-s
he county Is injected IN the Er1Kta
nd dersl3p1n=at d I5oaisa-lol Gals
e. 4 matter q o9urry pride. bll iro1
. selfish motive a. EeltOn the OH
r hzrd sEz-y s.sTslop-zent Ard a
saneeneut q he sssnly i belpf1
70 the tOEn The oolnty can -
ToE and develop Eitho1t h=lEsHg III
tOEn AMI The toEn can MT =rpE Etrh
0ut helping tie c11ntE Their inter
@ts are - closely illtetEOy=a TIA
they are almost identical OR or
business q p15Hshing tn Big sand
NeEs Illustrates ts5s a veil A. any
hing - knoE Tie PAPER eOlld 10
b Published If tn e91atry pzgpI
ii n5- take Il, and il sOli5 HOt b
published if TIE toEn merchants ii
noI advertise We % b1sinzz Niil
10th ami in this e2ra helPs = 3,
qubIisa the PAPER and a TIE sans
lime helps each OihsT. We have !
god tOzn AMI a good county. and d
= eias=r bond q union 4nt 3 a
vO-king uozsshsr sc can make boil
sun nue. better. VIII yoa help.
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BuI'elins.


We have picked up a big bargain
in sle Halshs< and Nill ssu them a,
i15a This Is a rare opportunity
snI he offer IS god oaly While
his loi lass
choice box aaPer in all ,ae latest
styles
Guitars. banI9s. yiol,nS French
harPs, atgOTdeons. strings and other
supplies
Full line Of booss from lie M
II yca need a soot watch We can
tii yea ouI 10 sal, your desires b1tb
Is to quality aud prizes
huhlays aud walains ANNIVERSARIES
come around at this seesan the samc
as any other Blghtea these occa.
AOas Tor your family and frieuas b,
a Sin, In our line you will nnd an
propriate Sits, inexpensive or other
Wise, Gold aud silver goods. china,
nut glass NOVELTIES and last but no,
least, hn0ks
ooNLEYs STORE
Louisa, Ky, |
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Pz1-s-- No 80 The -5alsh shirt
E4zs e sLoua rsry ses'rs1s
raossl - z1zases II lizat zslzAt
cl1-a zt Eoo-sn sso-z. a Esll a o
fhs usszzt.s materials L : e1t sgEls.
ztar - ~ e q re Norfolk Eziss.
BATS -E-Pl AZ z ~ fr9ns ard =
f-t4ia1 - front ard tzE A cc-
tzr=i s mise = ilss F'T=nra fan
aeE E1 E Nlhai-.
e4zaz Esz zEs EasFzs are al
sai-afs ~ r=PruI1tE9z Tae z-
diun SIZE III rsgalr- Sl. Farss q r.
i-rh rlz.uzL sr@ f1r = - .. =.
e ant q inh.s szst measure
Ihzs rz--r-u WI r. se1t 70 yuu o.
re77e - 70 ~ 1r1f- sEifr-s AL us,le-s
'otae Isztfe-n Esla.--zl- t.i q. iaisp ar-r
r suTs - give SIZE ard rg1li--r q tar-
tern waUreT1 Fog ulgrs irner. uflrc
Eo7-- e-8 ? - ~ 81 g- z ol1T.as
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FRIGHTFULLY BrRNED-

chzz W Moore. : nzehinist, Of
Ford Cit. Pa. had his hand fright
fully b1rnsd in an electric furnace He
applied Bueklen's AFuicz Salrs Nth
the usual result = quick and Per
FEET cure Greatest heaI=r On earth
for Burns. Wounds. Sorss. Eczenz
and Piles &c At 4 II Hughes. drBg-
gist-
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DISPOSITIONS Of COWS.

COEs --fer q much in their dis
positions a human beings Any farm
e that has handled a large numbe-
Of COWS viii have run asross the
stubborn COR, The affectionzts con,
the nOiheriy cor. and even the bas-
- COW Some Of these qualities ar
gOcd and sOms are bad A man
should tn TO eliminate the had quail
itis ami encourage the development
Of the good ones in the seIc-ion q
the COWS for the confirmation Of
his hard
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lie FELLOW FEvER GERN

has T,rraliy been dissoreTed- Il
bears a close resemblance TO the ma
laria germ To free the system from
disease germs. HE most effective
remedy Is Dr. Kings NeW Life Pills.
Guaranteed 10 cure all diseases due
10 malaria poison and constipation.
sc at A. N Hughes drug store.
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WATCH REPArRING.

VI. Wsise. q ,ltnlz=9,a. Is a5E il
charge q IL rs,sa repairing al
Cgnlsys st3E- he IS Erz5Hats
4 hrst-eIzss seho9i q sa'ea-mzk-
ing AMI has zls5 had e5ns.1e-abIe e1-
rensne- Brig il y1zr E5rk and
lave Il d9as promptly ahd properly.
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list
Misses Miranda and Ola I.amasisr
attended church a, this place SUNDAY
Albert Parsons made = trip TO Smok
ey Valley sunday
School at Mt Pleasant closed Jan
~ with a nice ,reat and a large at
tendance
Mrs Lemaslcrs and daughter. Eva.
called on Ms Alvin Parsons recently
SUNDAY,
Fannie Parsons WIS calling on
Miss MN Sanlaherry SUNDAY,
Giro Watkins h ON the SICK list
Rough Rider
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500 FOR $50.

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Cincinnati Daily Posi- IS $50 -
year. The Big San5y Sszs : So.
pr yezE Ne I'll ssai to.a paps7s
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