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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-16
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Snfolse Der gmpfeblung Iiifents
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unterfisbt, bat Dos Ssfrstariat beg
S9abamtes finf SPECIAL Agentur'
bifritte In guropa etablirt.
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BON.
Der stueite isBt f4 aus t5rantrei4.
Spanisu uno Stalien nit 9auptquar'
tier in paris. Der brittle aus Der
S9ms3 nit ct. @aQsn, Der pierte aus
9olano, Beleisn unh einem SbeiI
Seutidlanbs unb Der FINITE nit einem
anoeren She'll Seuti9lanos NIT Saupt.
quarter In Berlin suiammen.
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stniss llnrssslmdbisfeitsn auf. gs
puroen @ertdufs BON 800, 900 galsn
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8robeuer.
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tbeil Der Stabt puros bur9 Jsuer aer-
ft6rt.
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Der 5lammen tpurbe bic Wobnung bes
&obert patten In Otpsl. Die beiabrte
bIinbs Wuttsr bss Srn. pattsn NOR
a1ein In benz Sauie, als bas Seuer
ausbra9.
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als Na9barn bic unslhdlide Grau
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Wisoerberfelung osReIbsn uahri9sin.
lid aus9ei&loRen 1T.
Seute Morgen betrug bic Hiebers
9emperatur 104 @rao Bel isbr gss
i9md&ter 6~er3tbdtieteit. Nle Sari=
lisns Mitslisbsr fno an bas 2agsr bss
Sterbenoen %9erufen morben.
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bisber utiberdnoert.
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fi&t auf Wiebsrberfteaun9 6ieIos Dor.
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prdfoeut &~ooiebelt bersitst cine BOT
idafr an ben 2ongreb 3u @unfen zines
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nit me6reren Witglieoern bss Senats.
2Omitss 2Onferen3sn ibsr sinsn intsr'
o3eanii&sn 2anal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-16

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Butter - Country, lac, Grsousra rs
Blsia 27c
Slii9e GIer-18: pr Dutsnh.
oihner &c. Sdbne 8, TurietS-l0-12e.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-16
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
Lincoln Hardware
And Implement Company
"Right in the Center of the Town"
Defective FIues

The time has come again when you
must light the fires in your furnaces
and set up your heating stoves.
How many people make it a habit
each fall to examine their stove pipes
and fiues carefully before the first fall
fires are lighted, and then to watch
closely the effect OF these first fires.
Every household should do this.
Hundreds OF fires are caused every
year by the heat Of these first fires
cracking fues that have been cold all
summer. See that you do this
and then place your Insurance with
the company that gives you this ad
wise, the Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association OF Seattle. This com,
pany saves you 25 per cent to DO pei
cent OF your premium rate and you
must see to it that the loss ratio IL
kept down.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
AUCTION SALE

On Wednesday Oct. oath, 1906. at
10 O'Clock a. IN. at the Fred Oster.
berg homestead, one of the Oldest
and best improved homes in the
County; 1U0 acres of rich soil, pure
apring water, good buildings and
some good timber on the place.
Also all live stock, machinery, i'm
Elements, tools, Household goods
and about 40 tons of hay.
Terms ON homestead one half cash
TERMS on personal property sums
under $1,000 cash; over. one years
time ON approved Notes.
Place, at the homestead 4 miles
east of Troy, close to Nora p. o.
Free Lunch.
Fred Osterberg, owner.
kxel Olson, Auctioneer.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
Timber Land, Act-June 3,1S7S.
United States Land Ofhce

Lewiston, Idaho. Sept. 9th, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act Of Cong
ress of June 2, 1878, entitled, "Ah act for
the sale of timber lands in the states OF
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
on Territory" as extended to all the Pub.
lie Land States by act of August 4th. 1885,
SIMON JOHNSON
of Troy, county of Latah, state Of
Idaho has this day filed in this Office
his sworn statement No. 1904 for the pur.
chase of sk swL q sk seq sec.A in Tp.N
S9R2E. B. NJ. and win offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable
for timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to SAID
and before the Register and Receiver q
this Office at Lewiston Idaho OF
Tuesday the 18th day of Jan, 1907,
He names as witnesses:
John J. Kaaan of Park Idaho
Paul Oryik of Troy. Idaho
Peter Skjarve of Park, Idaho
Ole Olson of Troy, Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adyerssl.
the above described lands are requested tt
file their claims in this office on or befOr
I'd 10Th day of Jan. 1907,
7. n, Bartlett, Register
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19

night in Kendrick and Thursday
morning left for different points,
several going to Bear creek, some to
Cedar creek and others to Little
Potlatch.
The candidates themselves are sur.
prised at the unanimous public senti.
ment for the Independent ticket. and
hear from every quarter, the out
spoken opinion that the reform ticket
will be solidly supported in every
precinct.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
TIMBER LAND ACT
Notice for Publication

United States Land ONCE
Lewiston, Idaho, October 5th, 1905
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
swith the provisions fthe act of congress
of June 8, ISIS, entitled IAN act for the
sale Of timber lands In the states of Cali
fornia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended to oil the public
lands by act of August 4, 1892.
JOSEPHINE MULHALL
of Seattle, county of King, state of Wash
ington, has this day filed in this offer his
sworn statement No 2622 for tho purchaFe
of the nek sw4, M seq of section 10 IN
township 41n, 2e b m and will onei
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than fol
agricultural purposes and to establish his
claim to said land before the Clark U. 6
District Conrc at Moscow, Idaho. ON Sat
urday, the I9th day Of January 1906
He names as witnesses:
James Q. Campbell Of Potlatch, Ida.,
Frank w. Mallory Princeton
Frank Burdett
John P. ClsAry, PAlouse. Wash
Any and All persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are revuested tt
Ale their claims in this ONCE on or befor'
said 18th day Of January, 1905.
tn. Bartlett. Register
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
Special Rates via o. r. & N

On accapnt OF County and state
fairs the q. r. & N. will sell tickets
to points mentioned below at rate
OF one and one third fare for the
round trip.
Salem Ore. Sept. eth Sth & 18th re-
turn limit Sept. 18th. Baker City
Ore Sept 18th to 22nd return limit 2S
LaGrand Ore. Sept Path to 18th re-
turn limit 30th, Colfax Wash. Oct
1st to 9th return liinit 22nd. Boise
Ida. Oct. 18th to Goth return limit ~
I. T. Atties, Agt.
Moscow, Ida.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19

Yes! When you want suit Of cloth.
es, or an overcoat try our Carl
Joseph goods. they are made to ht.
and do 1t, remember no two men are
alike, hence YOU can get FIRST class
fit, out Of stock, my prices are low and
goods the best.
At Lauterbach's.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
Ice For Sale

Orders for ice will be taken at all
hours. but will only be delivered IN
the early morning. Leave your orders
Ritb the dtay or Geo. Brewster.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
Remove Him.

Mr. Roosevelt Is not responsible
for tbs fact that fools are sometimes
given employment al the White
House. He has II in his powsr 10
So that they are given their Eslk-
ing papers in short order Shen ihey
make conspicuous example of
themselves as DID Assistant Private
Secretary Barnes. yssteriay Al is
orders. q woman. ffsy years OF sge
Who had called TO So Mr. Roosevelt
10 ask for the reinstatement OF her
husband to his place il the Govern
ment service vas dragged from Inc
White House by rEo policemen haul
"a along Vet and muddy street,
thrown into The patrol wagon snt
aurriei off 10 Jail Her sole oftenSs
consisted in her expression Of the de-
termination 10 Eait until she comb
have q pe.sonaI Interview xi8h the
President, which Nj B4rnes hga s0r-
hidden
In this eoEardly action he sas
ably assisted BY baIiy negro
Brute Barnes has much reason 10
Be thankful that ne hslplsss victim
has 10 Kentucky male relatives Her
husband nus, b a Poo- ex,use for q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
What is The Boast NOflhl

Through the introduction OF hill
in the Senate ths General Assembly
Sas had committe d to !, rhe pro-
lection Of the innocent 5hilta5ot q
- safe
As the law NOW stands in ken
,1cky the brute Wh1 - wuIs may
BIAS, the life Ct a child OF twelve
years and. 50 far Is The Stlte Is
concerned. so aequit 81 "a hl4
IL is a condition Nnose horror as
mt 10 Be sounded 5y N5.ts. who's
pity Is not 10 Be measured IN 7hras-
e whose shame IS beyond exelss
Under the bill introduced b. n.
a,or Ec5On. the General Assembly Is
asked 10 change the age of consent
from twelve % Is years-io iIIerpoSs
between innocence and its ass,rlc-
ZION the surety that he wh5 destroys
it must pay the reckoning
There IS an uRUritten Law IL
Sen1usky. which makes death u.
penalty for the BETRAYAL OF . w5ut
an The written laN Of Ken,ulEy
gives sanction 10 the betrayal Of .
child And yet, kentuekians make +;
boast Of their chivalry II the bill O
Senator Ecton IS not passed ID,
bosst shoald die with il.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
Senator Watson

The Frankfort correspondent Of III
Courier JOarual paws a high and meI-
itsd ScmplimslJ % the STATE Seaa
lOr from this dls,riCt. Dr. n. c. Wat
soa In speaking of the various CON
niues Of the B0gS= and Senate b
says
Because Of the rapid dsyel5Puen
OF the mining Industries in Ken
sueky, especially in the eastern par,
Of the STATE. during the past yesr
o. tho. the CoumitIee On NinsS aid
Mining Ein be ADDED TO the Isl q
committees Ct The firS1 Siass DIT,
Morton Watson. Of L-oGisa. an East
EE Kentucky zaa. is ve-y likely %
b the Chairman OF that conmittse
his is Dr. Watsonis fIrss term AMI
il Is already The verdict Of his $50
ia1ss that he Is 4 god man
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
~ Senator paynier

The Louisville Times 50 clearly
voices the opinion Of this paper re-
Rrding the new Senator from Ken.
lucky. that We feproiues it in the
NEWS:
Judge Thomas II. Paynter viii be
the next United States Senator Irom
Kentucky. saooeeiing man who. for
more than thirty years. has been
the recipient OF every honor that
he has asked al the hands Of me
Democrats OF Kentucky
The honor that has come 10 Judge
Paynter is the elimination OF po-
lttical career in vhose Vocabulary
failure has had no place He has
moved forward from olp Success Is
another until his larses, ambitions
have been realized BY seat in tn,
Senate As the Successor Of Joe Black,
5arn.To The performance Of the dui
las that are 10 devolye upon hin.
Mr. Paynter has pledged his hest #
forts and given his assurance aha
no act Of his Srill bring discreet, g.
the fair name Of the State.
As senator from Kentucky. 3.
the choice Of decisive majority
II the members Of the General As
sembly. The Timss wishes Tor Juig
Paynier career IN the Senate TIA
SIl be an honor 10 himself. an Al,
70 the party and great good L
he Commonwealth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
JATuR

Bora 10 E " smith and xile
.fine siri. and he has a smile on hj.
facr from ear 10 ear
Nr Arb smith. Of RrsnuseT CAP
5 SIN shippias tobaeco.
; H. CaiRes. q Olive Hin. visit
"a bis home folks St B1ammsr Gsr
Christmas
NF.ss Aaaie smith uas yisi,il,
friends al Gsaye>n last ue
LIME Lester ana dauEA,er. LIZ
Se PISSED Rranmef Gap saalsr
mprniag ssias 10 Msbsyille
Jim Rllman an, To Letehsr ,tab-
y Maniay % baSiaeSs
John b Caiuss ana I.oais Ptnk
started Ia Mahaa Nonlay,
a namlt 4 boys and gir,s sstb-
sfei a, Jim ilillmanS sunday 10
haye picture group nale
na,k Smnh VAS a, this Plsos sat
uEday
NiSS,S H,iya JolaSoa and g0ie
saith called on Miss Reriha Caiaes
saturday
Mis- ReT'ha Gaines VISITED iisu MS
IN New Year
Ms lahn saith is halaing new
a0aSe Tor millinery shOn rasehal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
blaine

C. c. Wine. q CloyerPagt ~
mas been here several DAYS. lrgiHs
10 establish a Tent OF the order q.
the knights Of The Maesa5--s
I1srph 7. 81 imam came home 49,
werk frum Greraup county where lr
has been 1sachius for The past 50
mouths
Fr5d and Ernest Remmele. 81 lou
isa, have be-a visiting al + 7. Bsr-
rys several DAYS
Chas, Z Berry. Hiih B.g-S Mats
< Co. Of huntington spent SATURDAY
and SUNDAY At Blaine
Laura Me1zgey. 81 SalyarSriils pas
q through Blaine FTiiay IN roaie 10
Ws5bvllz.
John n. Lyon. merchant At Wiu-
fired attended a meeting Of the Ma
sonic I.ldge here Sailrdas nigk,
John BnIie-. formerly Of Jo4assu
county. diei a, his home % Chero-
k-e. last Me5ae=iay MORNING. and
AS taken hack 10 Johnson county
for burial tie As buried bz he In
p5oysl order Of Red Men, nealy =
tablishei orier IN tats vicinil.
D h diams. Of Red Bush, Mas
here SATURDAY on business
Hannibal Holb7ook. q Marthl KE
attended Suniay school here sunday.
Johnnie HAYS. Of AiaEs. vas VS.
i,ing a, NJ T Niese,'s saturday ana
SUNDAY,
Mrs Dah Carter returned from
sialecm. Ky FOR a few DAYS visi,
Etlh f-ienis al blaine
Willie Grabb. Of Prosperity. vas
here SATURDAY,
E c. Berry went to webbylne
Iouiay On bushes
c Y. Barton. q Cherokee. VS.
iTauzac,iug bushes At blaine Non
hy.
W. 5 Norris left for I.qgisyilIs
Monday to finish a four Years c7lrss
h. TIE Hospital school Of " iitiue.
Cambriise Williams Ein leaye some
time this Seek fas Louisville u
eater q Medical college Blaine
against The World for doctors
II. c CamPa=H. Ct websuue.
paSsed ,hr5ush Blaine Monday wiih :
saS for ". J. Tells big siaye MIL
on the had Of Blaine
Ne EiIl SOFA hare a library Of oRs
hundred niez. ne~ yOlaues for ne
similar Sca3Ol MS library SiIl o5a-
tain 10 trashy literature. bar hooks
Of hisa moral tone
We wish TO announce again that
he Ftuier normal zin bssia AZ Blsiue
Iaa md. Stanton Mille- Prineipal
ProspeSts are sooi ~ = larse school
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
pltsiOSsSuR6


The Kentusky Normal College .
ened It's winter term TUESDAY Jalu-
AIRY with large enrollmsnt This
premises 10 be by far the best So
sion in the history Of the college
Students and teachers are full Il
enthusiasm The counties OF East
ern Kentucky are well represented.
and some from other States
Prof Walter NJ ByinglOn. founder
and president has charge Of English
ana Mathematics
Prof Edward NJ LenniS1n. Latin
and science.
Prof X scoe Murray History ald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Saecl closed al Elmgrove Friday
Ne are Say 10 So our teacher leas,
- b. Is god exc He vii soos
iisaye so- rPssiOaSbass. vhsTe /
ain attend s5kooL
Lindsay weIln,an As Paiutins Ii.
asN hosSs
Nr. sas Ms Mart RoseIts wss,
visiting LoaiSa Relatives This SEX
Ne a-e soTy 10 ~ cur teacher leave
Frank Wella,sn Is on the siek lis.
Al Cuguulle paSset up oar ,Tsee
Sasavdsy a route 10 Irish Srsek,
r. NJ CaFaalte. q this Place. If,
.Satnyiay IN route Tor lOaisa.
TAe people q this vicinity sre saJ-
.U q h,5r q the death Il joAa
Raslcr. II Cherokee
Sossy 10 hear Il the siekasss q
lis Havs ana family
Willie Adams has given up tAe idea
q soins 10 soAsol
RoScoc Wellmsa Siiceaci ,ae lss,
day u s,Aool
peN Meow Sae seea 1n oar rrrk
sunday.
Casla l0ha CaF,cy WsS On Oas crScS
Friday hayine Siock,
Aan, Mary Chatun was calliug oaI
M, AMI MIS- W &, Carnnp,e SUNDAY
CAN, nolbrVok makss ife0pcal irlps
10 charlie Rshcris
Dask whluca has toughi a prN -,
Mill ana viii a'gla s,Wiug ann
uai,ry OtUhh made his usual ,aul
Al Nah wellmenN sunday
AIT staplslnne t,het anl aolhcrl
asrc Nisllme hm lash week
funele Sim All'y IA yvry SICK.
on settler
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Ais II ne SPradlin Of cliff Is us
ilins ; Giik-ssoa family
Mss M-Ihe Chapman Is visiting
Relatives Fu
y sion ise hf and Siie spent sun.
dan airh ta hrres qarrals
Mss t4r.e Wells sFeug SsinriH
and sania, th Miss Cdruda B.4es
en-
Mrs J. Mcclure is ssry sick.
Jam Nls d Il EollsI- hAs mssss
novel here 1e are Els4 10 aats
him eith a.
Miss ia So JAMES Stump aaI
Philip SLveI speat Tu@iiy vEeas
Ing NuA Adiis Gukers1u
Eiv mcclure ana uife have been
visiups here
Aide gassz7d Noble Saratiir.
James S.np and Mlg.l-lau CHAP
man visit Hiss E5Uit sees rcaesi
Tusslay
a 5 Ciik-rson Feut u l5
MonaaE
Married on tn 5th Tel Il nsiey
and = laughter q Milton Spufloek. =
Laurel Ne Vish tsstn much JOY
Charley ana Ben Maynard agt-Ei-
liteT1rs here Thursday night
Miss NQ,lie Chatfin % l.iu-sa i
here N1th her iss'er. Mrs j Me
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
Senator NstsOn's Committees.

Lest Governor ThsOne sesals u
b2ve properly taken the meaSurs &.
he senator frOn iA~Teaee. for b
as hOaOVsa hin By placing hin On
20 ks than eleven important com
mites They are Banks ana RSnkin
CoEpo-auonS COasyi,usiozsl st1eUt-
aears. Eancniioa. Enrolnsats. Man
icipalities, Nines Sni Mining. Pen
i,sntiAries. Pebble Healih, Railroats
ana Re-apqOiaimens of Co ,5essioa-
al Dls,Eisis- He i eaairlaan Il the
NinsS and Mining oou,uaiS,se
Senator wSlSon xiii creiisally
measure up 10 all sAeSe reaairs-
meats
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Hughes acre ont horse back riding
las, Slud4y
Elisha lobe aai Willie Hughes are
our Champion rabbit hunters
Misses virsiniA hughes AMI Liz
zle Jobe vete at osie saturday sy-
enine
Kay Adams vas at John Hughes.
SUNDAY
warsu aad Martin Wright Eefe q
our creek SUNDAY
Misses JeiIie Adams. Lara Little.
Virge and Sadie Burton saIIei ea
Miss Lizzie Jobe Iob- SUNDAY
vitgie Husaes viii soon leave .ai
Little Blaine We are sorr{ Is give
Virgis up
Harvey JOB called On J5ha Hdshs-
Sunday nlgh,
Kos N.Ilaian ani George Griffin
Rcrt 1t p Carriers SUNDAY
Birdie E.sNi pliNi home folks .
visit Slnrisy
jim carter AMI Ira Adams rs,ssst
up or grveS SlIlrIsE
Tsl Cousins
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12
Why Is Done,

On las, Tuesday yoie VAS iaksn
Tor Cnlisd States SsaA,Of and NE
sane ac,isn VII Be taken on neAt
Tuesday. As ,hcge has been a vide
difference II opinion amons The NN,
WIS q The sale Sincc The pass AK
q the new constitution EogSfalng shc
proper Time Tor slrciing TN S+na-
lon the Legislature has always h1,a
IN the safe side ana has taken she
s0,e On Tie Two aayS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Several newspapers in Kentucky
Soiled their columns during the sen
ztorisl rae. with innusadOes AID -
easAtio1s regarding Governor BeSk-
ham. and some Of them have not had
the nznliness 10 pablish this re-
port Of the Psi Master General.
Office Of the Postmaster General
Washington. D. c. Dc %. lsos.-HOu
!, c ". Beekhzm. Governor OF Ken
tueky. Frankfort. NJ My Dear ST;
Tse receipt is acknowledged Of your
telegram Of yesterday relative 70 Ger
tain newspaper reports regarding -
Investigation the Department is
beea conducting At Frankfort. Ky,
TO ascertain the facts in : cas- 4
irregular handling Of nail
me report CT the ias2- CT a.
tailed d make The iaveslisstisa @cs
received al ny Offioe To-Day ard &C
cardizg ID The InIiasS il shss Re
port lie nissrsa1nienI q al. -
ssEdlzg Taica e-npiaiat VS. -1ds
. IL Dzpzrmslt. HIS tssa de "a
Iirely 70 The caralsssasss q CLERKS Il
the Frankfort pos, -offiee No eyi-
6enes that the nail had been lamp
cred with daSlgnsaly in the Prank
fort PoSt-off1oe or elsewhere vss
found Very truly yours.
GEO B CORTELYOU,
Postmasser Genersl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Rs,i On { inSt, TIE infant sbIlI s.
TasNsR Arlington,
Ne,soa Beatty has soas 10 W. Va.
to wosk this Wip,er
oar sehoNl elsS 4 Aegs tAs ala5h
a gOod ryeori tor oar worthy ,n
". loSegh ReeveS
VIM RaNlipg has sold lis larm Is
lss, q Ra,cdtf
CAarey Ready aa5 sister. MsrAa
e,'c0asa the laN, tay II scAsol "a
The head of CNt
Mm Mullins his bomh, 4 fns
alooa,hound aud Is now rcady Ia
hunt criminals Nhtn called on
Several u our gnol citizens s.s
maAlAs arrangements 10 move "a ~
Va, this Sprlng
p a Justice has taken 4 rautgas,
lol fsv|ng Coz Anlcn ana Graham
% L|lll> folk xxx,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Representative Bennett introduced
bill extending the provisions Oi
the Pension ac1 Of 1850 10 AL mem
hers Of the Kentucky militia and
Kentucky PROVISIONAL militia who sery
ed IS much as three months in the
Civil warand a bill providing Ihai
suit may be brought in Federal courts
without being liable for cost by sub
hitting a sworn statement Of iazhsi
isy 10 pay such cost
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Although the Law Of bOih Govern
ment and State provides that the
General Assembly shall ballot for
election Of a United States Senator
on the second Tuesday after organi-
lziiOR of the body, The Assembly
with customary preAnrion. took :
ballot Al nom Tuesday 1t result
ed in the election of Judge Thomas
H P4ynter. the Democratic nominee
for the once
The ballot ~As separate and dis
ttaCl in each HOass and vas striSJ-
ly a party vote. senator W. H, Cox,
Of Mason. receiving the Republican
strength
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-12

Bllsfieli, W. Va. Jan. IA terri
Die rs explosion occurred in one
Il Tie CosIdaIe Colueries company :
mines. located S, C9altsie. fifteen
miles east OF here. this afternoon.
AID a rs>lIl tveaty-one miners
arr eatOmtted. tihree xhiie aud
isht-en colO-sa,t with not ,he
slightest possible cA.anee of frooy-
5Ty alive The Aine fans. an The
nine umbeiS, mining ears and other
malvIial Hssi therein acre bloNu
h piroyS- Some idea can b. formed
- 10 thr force II the explosion
Fa-n several hours after ih- *
piosi,n oze q the miaeFs. Eho could
not b Identified on account q be-
ing 50 badly matnated. Eas found
= distance IL several hundred fer
from the uiae u11th. harias beeu
aloEn there Eiih > u.inihg car b.
the explosion N5Es Of III ,npls.
son soaR spread through m cal
1ei3s- ana great party II miners
iron Ihe. numerous operations ar
gathering 10 Assis, in the RESIDE
Up To : O'Clock tonight the resa-
ins party Eas unshle TO eufer he
nine on aoaoant q the gent zo,aut-
Of gas. which Nss pouring
eai at the lrifl uoa,s. sai would
mean death N all Eho attempted u
enter Fans are beius rlshed 10
h Uips FROM o,hrr operations ia
~ nriiani It Is hopei 10 hase thsm
"a Position ty morning. in orl=I 10
iorce thu slS through ano,her en-
.rarce and eaahle the resypfng party
o enter ard recover The boiiss q
hos ea,omhoi II an the msa in.
ne mine a. the time Il the exrlo-
son uere 10, KILLED iuSl1ntly III
Sonll b inpaSSible for them 10 live
n ihe mine Tor any length of lime
n aocOunt q ihe yas