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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY,
Seventh 5LEnnal conelavs convenss
at ChattanooaA.

Chattanooga. Tenn. July 90 The
seventh 1lVuAiaI tuGG,ayV ut the kap
pa sigma fraternity oouNen,,l Wet
uesja> mOrnlaS a. lookout ian. with
toVeral hunircd delegates In at,cu.
dance from AL sections ot the Waited
States
The upct llg business session Ut ,ne
cOncIaVv WAS "a follows:
Address OF Welcome TN hcuaI u,
the city aud Lookout maintain. llou
" l. FrIrr,1u, mayor OF Chauauop
~ loan
Addrrs, uf welcome In behalf ut 10,
state Ut Tennessee. John x Seal. OF
Rl,a Springs. Tenn
Adlr,ss Ut welcome TN behalf VI th,
south \ y Scott. nt Mississippi
Responses by Al,auIyr ShuIN.
OF san Jose, tal u llan',H, ut
Amarllla Tex AMI others
Enrolment ut wywh,ts ,
AI.rs.. Tn, NcW Suulh." lIon II
clay Evans
Addr,,s llon James u FaAcr.
United STATE, s,uaur from l,un,-
see
The aro.n1n sessions prrsum
Vas @, tuiuNt.
Vt 40 u no. taking ot courAvc
Photograph a. 2it = m, c,cru we
session. u'hug ut ,,uclav, toll IL.
blIf. II ufl,,t. uII,utumtut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
Faty pvislAass Killed.

Sah Francisoo. July 20 a sVeciai
cable dlspateh io the Examiner from
Manila says thar q dstaehmea, ~ TIA
Tu~niY fourth infasirJ lAsEro iFu9psI
and a squat u oousiAbulary ssre ~
lacked Tuesday by PHiaJapss while
on rail- s~tv~sn Tolias and Doan
mamml l~yte. and q irsp-rais battle
,ook place. rosgl,iAE = ire rosi ~
iss fanatics wbh . loss ~ - kilied
aaA more than siS,y wOand-a TIE
oriY Amsrtoas easaalfy vAs oas Ger
reaHt u "a cuasiAbaisry uoaadrd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

New York. July - -prOSnpsed By
jeAioNy Salvador Desr. Is years u
age nTed nsar sbO's ~ Theresa Lott
"a In West One Huhdfed,h sires;. 80
"Wednesday Miss l>Siiio sseap-d 80
bar, bat three pedrs,riaas ssfs hu
- the nyins bullets 100 ~ then b.
ing ssriDssiy wounded The v-ygn8
"a Persoss ere Abfshsm Nsaski ~
ysart - axs. shS' 10 ~" lsf, side Coi
oGvfo Fsrses. ansi o. shs " ~
riahi slls. AMI EisAb-'h fa~~saa. g.
years ~ are 800 10 'hs isfi - The
sasso iax aervTf~a ~ ne si8sssit o.
90 kSsf whsa ,hs Street uas erDs SO
sFh peopie Dsss so ARRESTED
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

N,'r.a 90 Don, -t. Nr,r a ,Ua.r
OF 'uIrN H.,h, aud 'ulIpNr,l 10, "a
hlnd'pN hand ugn' IN Rockford cu'
lr.'..ruut, 81 daylight "Wednesday.
Policeman Graham aaI quinn arrest
81 'ru m'u. VIM. % E. alleged w1
I.1H,i u,atN ,,,S safe and vault
~ the brown building s,A rbr OF
t,r s'u,Iur, ia, prisoners. Who
N'ro We'll dr,sr,d. gave trrlr uaur.
a. Edward Williams aud George g.,
ctc.' auI tIvl. r..ii,l,, 49, tu..l.
81 A,atF ~ cuo Ia ul'a aui a
large number ut ,Avcka. draft amt
o'hof valuable papers were found ul
the pflJusin Among the office.
r'bI,l were thu.r ~ the oltJ c.otA
aad ,'H', municipal Offices
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
Meets Death In . Duel

Cincinnati. July 26--After singing
me hymn Why VIII We Die" ~ G
Holmes. q merchAn, Of Wee uniOn
Adams county. Ohio engaged In q pts
tol duel with Policeman ]. l. Ro.si
ter Wednesday and was killed In frpni
~ the government, building Holmes
Ia believed TO have beoome sujdenl,
insane lie hred several times az
the oficer before he wss shot. an
when Rooster stopped over him IN an
attempt 20 help the wounded man. hs
Tho, aTain just before his death. thu
powder burning the Officers face
Holmes wss prominent IN his part oi
Tho state and had come % ,be city
20 purchase goods
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

Ma Iork Iuiy % waiofk Pro.
man. a chsmist. Who ga, afrcslsi at
hib summer home 81 OscaSsna ~
TirsdIy and lntksi ~ 81 Voiics head
quarters charged by Parks. Davis 4
Co - lsfiro,, Mich dealers In iruEs
and chemicals ~iih the lArr~ny ~
o. kO1. sas fyana In an dnrOnscLss
e.,ndulon ~ bis cell WEDNESDAY, aud
Sss believed ~ Js iyinG Iis had
tAtes mpfphin-. bs, the anihD5i,lss
SFrs nhAsls "a asrsraln vb'~sf no
tnssk the dgug 9TH ssiridai inisat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

l>pa91n lab ~ E~sssAl meet
iaE ~ ne Amrfissa lEsti.atr q 49,
az EHK,ns-Fs .as Asid Hsfs HsiAvt
isy sn4yf thr gFs sidsssb q ~ Dol.
" Hunt. ~ calsako. BS~sii-Bi 81 .
AnsrfieaH iAsuiais hshy met .ef
q lAs iifilsh ifyn Aa1 Steel Ia .i
'sis siso aftsatsi a. tis ai+.r'
No hsa' stvsfef To bfIEfrs.
srslsvsa ~ tasisiisfEt 30 Aa.sri.4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
Identify Of Bidder Lsatnsd.

New York Jul 20 The Identity
Of Samuel Byorlcy, The 'uccosefnI bid
der Tor sd.NUO.0U0 wurth of uaesMAsp
Panama canal per cent bonds wai
learned Tuesday By'rley turns 0ui
g. be- a CLERK In the ac"pun lng depart.
ment ~ the American Express compa
~ Ever since the btu for the bonds
were announced. last Saturday. Wall
stree, has been ~ ,ug 20 learn sOme
ihis about Mr Byrrie, and has been
specializing aA IN the in ereeis behiAd
hts BID Byefloy vas not inclined
to answer anJ questions TuesdhJ az
tor be had been heated The trcas
urct ~ the American Express oompa
~ said This h entirely q psfsoa
81 mauef ~ish Ma ~ cviry. uho 10
one 81 onr clerks There Il as-,luis
~ no,hinE IN the ramur that he rep
rssents Interests In tho company
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

Manila Iul, "a ras Phlllppins
olmml t.,un has hdpr,"d resolutions
iaSpflug the 1,H"mr ~ tho llasailAh
riau.ors Sson'laiipu 80 transport phi
lipluo labofcrs anl tholf families 10
lilNatl 90 Aurk "a me- sugar piania.
TONS Albu D Juil representing
The pianlcvfa arrived In the Philip
plnra tsu muntha agp ani after mak.
Ing az lnsrs'isaiiun ~ tao labor c0a
~ nns represented ~ ne C1mmlssioa
Statement ~ tlr needs 10 HAWAIIAN
planets To ',mmlssiun has au
thofllsd Vss."l, d, plea ~ laBofsts At
Vafions p1fts provided that they DO
sly"n Eppi treatment De allJs 81 %
f,tufn 20 the Philippines q, tho sSplra,
tion II c1Btraris aHi hat their trans
tJttsii"n %" provided abnfcTs 81
slriuE 80 49, ~ llasali afs advised IN
arespt thu oHsf ~ the planters Nc
Judd wshts goo la,prsn aud thsiF
families
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

Cslgl'sJu. = g.. July - Ms VI
J Joan SOuag woman. ~hr ha,
nai experience sin the police depart
m'uis Ut Atlanta, Augusta Columbia
aud other 90 les ~ tiit section. h.
nDs attracting attention her. aud her
htsl meeting II toe police her. Was
marked Niih a shyw u money a. has
been Der general experience Shr
romdir. here. She "a, lev nlghts
AgJ arrested Tor drunksnuras aui
tTcsrAss aHd ne police station coon
ml, 81 hcf "a tho Roper hospital fpr
treatment sh' wa discharged ani
'hc cssr aSsipst hrf Ia the eur, Nth
dTaNn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
compl,ints Against shOr, worLday.

New lura, July 20 1t t. sail at
The war department thar here have
been but two complaints during the
past two wears Of the violations ~ the
Shour law hy government contractors.
The last ~ these occurred o. Fort
WinRaie. y NJ. where the house me
chanics were worked ten hours a day
bu' the contractor complained thai
there was real emergency Tor this
as II was necessary to rVsh the work
and have his materials In hand AMI
wrought up before all Transportation
facilities were absorbed by The largo
movements Of troops attending the
mancuyers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

Naaiis Ju.g - -fsoseTuor lie bAa
rvqs-sssi mIiiiafY az - pssi.A lhs
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frvra na-, aaf . bstEitBa - &c
sosftA .zfsnf7 Asrs be~n So - "a
ssslsfaufs q fa@ ouas so@.afy CO
srsi aasn 80 gesa.iT ssse tes1 "a
faGrat e. o. Co.'s t1f Crvrrt % ~
~ srsosss 50; titfs srt - aa4e ~
a. sNedt fhess sss 49, n
= fs1esf 50 "A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
n~nasS Ts as s,sss.

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EsGro. "a - bath ssFHF3 b.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

sac Vrassiseo. IHii 70 Bs'ss..
go iha sa0 ifstshi aaAtlsrs N tht
saVt,s - th- Boaihssa Iasisf sen
90 'tfiks Tuesday 10 Oaslaai mr.
asmsaA On infFsass ~ BaS fS.m ggt,
- ?, Fsats 80 hsaF sara a. sfsaft.i
% tails eide "a fas bsy . ssss 20,
tssFD aay sals 90 no .rl.Ya .t.us
q ne ffst6ht o. 40
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

Parts. JnJ 20 The eoaFt hAs DO
cidgi ,ha. ne bssuaE ~ tbs sail VI
CDantr.. H. Castsllaas against hsf
husband tpuaf ii,ni. tos divorce
shall b. hs.si p'i ~. 90 Oct 20 Tbs
hsatnE Dd 'hc suif, ~ ths counts
sr.dH0ss Ia uhlsh her are ssskiAs
80 hyii cha confess Labs Tor me on
nGstb,as incurred by the count u nS
81 tgs ths came dAys
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

SIT Petersburg. July 20 Count tier
den Prince l.Son and NJ. S,ackovl'cA'
the three members uf parliament VINO
refused 10 siln ,le parliamentary ad'
Crees dissolving parliament ana "
borg July -. "Wednesday issued sep
ara,e address appealing to Tue people
TO quietly submit % the imperial de-
cress dissolving parliament AMI q"
prepare Tor the elections ot members
e. parliamen, and 10 prepare Tor me
election of members "a the new pa
lament.
The address points out that ne IN
peror acted wlhin toe cons iiuti1nai
rights under the fundamental law
and says that the sign't. II ne al.
dress in Offering this advice act from
the profound conviction thot r. would
be- a crime In the mids 81 the pee
eat dangers TO attempt to slaS, III
power Of the sovereign.
After armly setting forth the vic~
Of the signcrs n TIE ADDE'S reEaf-'
ting the solution u the aSfaTian ahl
other questions and their diswui from
the government program which maic
cooDsraii0n between parliam~u' snd
the ministry impss able. The aidrers
sayx she emperor only ex.rciss~i BIZ =
81 preroEAiiVe In subu!i'inK To %
sue again % the people 70 dec'ss
whether the VieEs % parliament 90
taAlly colEctded vita tAs sentiment
at The nation. O. then appeals - he
people % prove By thssr oaimsess "a
prove that they ar ntie4 Tor ssii
govern@ga, a, lAs a. me time - shDs
ne moaarrh BY rvpFrscz'ailts shps
-they e1p>ctrlsiy sigs' sbpfa 'heyI
ee4ire anf aslgtss sassu nu - a.
tsmpi 70 sse foets wstch wraia b.
sriIRinai asaanera a. y sgrsir Eua1I
provide severe ussatares
TIE EsFerunsai ~ aa1rsfs
s3ts. ~ cHsts8e4- - rsis'ais NJ
* enfgtg ~ - sa.r saf 80 tafefg
~ sas rilrFsA - saf pgtea Ne
e.stsnes essa fste ~ aa.y a,sansl
ser & lr6ttsss esfil
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
"Strike and Spare Not" Is the
-psA. Edict.
OF THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR
Political Discomfort Assuming Acute
Phase--Massins Of Troops Continues
at Moseow-WhoIe City Is Under
Sennl.Martlal Law.

ST Petersburg, July 2G,-War To the
knife with reyOutiCu and the knife 10
the hilt was proclaimed Tuesday by
Premier StolypIn in tpleg gram ad
dress ~ to the governor generals. gov.
ernors aud projects throughout Rus.
sta, and to the viceroy OF Caucasus,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
osa q o,ss. o..s

hsv fSss fuit ~ 4 svseisi ff1a
fTfiftufS Co. ssfs 'ssi Dsa d ,hs
fasssas ba ef 49, 81 fes1ea
} gi+ afspV-d Had ~ Asau ais
s@s~ ~ "a Brunf lsissI trArs 6efs
TsssSaF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

wG,T are ordrrru 80 -,''", '".' "'~-
not In efforts 10 preserve o''e' anu
crush the cuNn.rs Ut society.
Included In tiIis cat, gpr, as sho" I"
by the event, Of tIc day. are MOI only
reyolutionists aud so,iahs.s, hu' aI'n
the educated liberal aud landed class
e. represented In the constitution
democratic party, and the progressive
newspapers, which are not permitted
10 III their voice, anywhere through
out the entire land
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

fees, but viii also bring holy Russia
to final economic and political ruin 4"
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21

At rules held i'll the q >rl' office of the
Circuit Court of Kanawlla County, on
the first Monday i'll the month of July,
1906
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

1t has come to our attention that
certain parties are soliciting adver-
Using matter to be nSed i'll connec-
ton with the printing of an "Oificial
Union Directory" of this city and
vicinity, and we take this method
of informing our business men that
the Capitol City Trades Assembly
and the local unions composing the
same, are in no way whatever con-
neeted with the enterprise. We
appreciate the kind consideration
given our organization by the bus
mess men of Charleston and warn
them of any unauthorized use of
our names for any such purposes.
In the future any person authorized
to solicit advertising or for any
other purpose, will bear credentials
from this organization.
j. l.. HEIZER, Secretary.
Capitol City Trades Assembly.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21
LOCAL LABOR NOTES.

Don't forget the Trades Assem-
bly, smoker Monday night. BE
sure to be there. It'l do you
good.
Now that the Labor Day cele-
bration is an assured fact, put Your.
shoulder to the wheel and help
push it along.
The Bell Telephone people still
have their wires crossed. The
strike breakers are still shining
poles and looking wise.
Now is the time to organize some
of the crafts that are clamoring to
get into the union ssband wagon,'.
Dom put it off, strike while the
sron is hot.
The BrrtendcrS viii meet in reg
ular session Sunday afternoon in
Assembly Hall, at which consider.
able business OF Importance will be
up for consideration.
The tailors held an important
meeting at Assembly Hall Monday
evening. This is ono of the Oldest
organizations in the city and has
had a very successful career.
II. II. Shay, District Board Mem.
Der OF Sub District No. 1, United
Mine Workers OF America, of New
burg, w. Va, is here on business
connected with the organization.
There is considerable activity in
in the local Carpenters union
among the candidates for delegates
to the annual convention of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
JoinelS, at Niagara Falls.
Thomas FAIRY, one of the Oldest
and best known members of the
Mine Workers in the Kanawha
Valley, was in the city Saturday
on business at the District office.
Mr.. Farry's membership in labor
organizations dates back in the
dark ages when it was considered
a crime against the commonwealth
to belong to a labor union.
Every union man i'll the kanawhn
Valley should be a reader of the
Labor Argus. 1t is the only paper
III This section published in the
interest of the worl>ingman and the
only medium through which he
can voice his sentiments. 1t is
here to serve you and should re-
ceive your support and assistance.
More good can be accomplished
through the labor prcsi than by
any other means. Send i'll your
subscription at once also a com
mumcatlOn now and then.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21
ASHCAMP NEWS.
EDITOR LABOR ARGUS:

EDITOR LABOR ARGUS:
Allow me space in the columns
of one of the greatest weekly news
papers printed in the Kanawha
Valley. The reason / say greatest
is because it's columns are devoted
entirely to the interests of organ
lied labor, and every union man
and woman in the State should be-
GENE a subscriber to it, and through
its columns make known the needed
Legislation required by labor in the
coming campaign, and see to it
that we elect no one but friends of
organized labor and the masses of
the people, and none but the ones
that have proven themselves such
by words and deeds in the past.
We have Il friend for the State
Senate in the person of our own
Mr.. Adam Il. Littlepage, one who
has proven himself our friend and
benetactor in the past, and one
who is qualified to frame such bills
for the neNtlegislature as is required
by the laboring class and farmers
OF this great State Of West Virginia.
We also have for the House of
Delegates, John Nugent, President
of District II; one whom you all
know to be true and tried friend
of labor and one who can advocate
labor's rights both with tongue and
pen. Such men as thes .tw o men
toned ale the men we, the miners,
are going to support in the &C ming
campaign.
Our picnic yesterday was a sue
cess socially and financially. The
proceeds OF the picnic were SOL;
profits after all expenses were paid
$3.50, which amount We adj led 10
our bank acc II t Id placed to the
credit Of Local Union 267.
We also, Mr.. Editor, fl ed the
first big gun of the cam. aigu in
kanawha county i'll the ID .'ocacy
Of Ao am Il. Littlopag for the
State Senate and john Nugcnt for
the House of Delegates.
Fellow miners, write TO this
labor paper, and exchange views.
/ June 10, 1906. a MINER.
+
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21
Georgia State Federation.

The eighth annual convention of
the Georgia State Federation of
Labor is in session at Atlanta.
The attendance is the largest in its
history, and it promises to he the
most important meeting ever held.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF KANAwIIA. To-wIT:

COUNTY OF kANAwHA. To-w1T:
AT rules held in the q >rk s office of the
Circuit Court of Kanawla County, on
the first Monday i'll the month of July,
1906.
EFF1E l.. JosEs, Plaintiff In
HERBERT JONES, Defendant Chhncery.
The object of this suit is TO secure a de
cree of divorce from the bonds of lnatri-
meony.
This day came the plaintiff by her at
torney, and on her motion, it appearing
by affidavit filed that the defendant.
Herbert Jones. is nonresident of the
State of West Virginia, it is ordered that
he do appear here within one month after
the date of the first publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this su;.
Teste: d. NJ. Shirley. Clerk
Attorneys,
Chiffon, Maccorklc s: Chiffon.
NOTICE TO TAKE DErOSITIONS.
TrrIE L. JONES, Plaintiff =,
HERBERT JONES. Defendant
IN KANAWIA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT.
Defendant, Herbert Jones. will tax
notice that the dispositions Of the plain
tiff. Effie l.. Jones, and others, will he
taken at the law offices of Chiffon.
Ma, Corkle s. Chiffon at No. las
Summers Street, in the City of Charleston
i'll the County of kanawha, State of West
Virginia OH Monday the Stll day CT July
1906, between the fours OF S O'Clock a.
III. and O'Clock p. III. of the same day.
to be read i'll evidence on the hearing OF
the above canse on behalf of the said
Effic l.. Jones. plaintiff. If for. ny cause
the taking of the same be not commenced
or being commenced, shall rot be conf
pletcd on that same day. the taking of
the same will be adjourned from time TO
time until they are complete.
EFFIE l.. JONES.
BY Counsel.
Chiffon, MAccoRKLE s. Chiffon
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-06-21

Now is the time to subscribe for
The Labor Argus
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-26
ovERDA

People In our community are about
about done gathering corn.
Sorghum making is all the go,
VIM. Watson is doing good bust
ness In his store,
John Watson who has had typhoid
fever is able TO be on. our streets
again.
D. l.. Thompson, from Little Blaine
visited his wife and little son, Paul
at VIM Watsons Sturdy and Sun
day
Jesse Cordle and Milt Evans pass
ed through here Saturday with
fine drove of hogs and cattle.
Mr. Skaggs from Hood will sool
move into our neighborhood and vi
are glad to have him, for we thinl
he is good doctor
There is great deal of sickness
in our community
We are glad TO say that it'll
Staten Watson is some better.
Misses Martha and Mary Webb cal
ed on Mrs. leila Thompson satuI
day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-26
ULYSSES

Bob Boyd. who has had fever for
a month or more. has improved -
much that he had been discharged
by his physician, but later he is sid
TO have taken relapse and Is
much worse
iona Castle and family and Mon
roe Borders and family have NOV
ed 10 Ashland. We are sorry for
them TO leave our neighborhood.
Uncle George Pack. Of Catletts-
burg is moving back to his farm on
Crisley branch
Mrs s + Hannah and daughter
Miss Cora, visited friends here Mon
dayday
4 new baby boy a, Bud Webb's
Sept 80 Also fine boy at J. \
Beaslcys
Jimmie George stuck a prong o
a pitch fork in his foot Sunday IN
nicting very painful wound
Virgil Prose had The misfortune Y
lose one Of his pair Of blood bounds
There is some mystery as 70 III
cause OF It's death.
The weather Is fine since the sno'
storm last week
Mr. and Mrs Crasms Miller {
Buffalo. We're here Sunday
Nanthous
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-26
JENNY. w. VA.
stipation.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. J Crum We're shop
ping In Huntington last week.
Mrs Mia Payne has been visiting
her sister at this place for week.
NJ. +. vinson. the genial clerk at
S. ]. Crum's is contemplating a
visit to home folks at Glen Hays
Med Maynard, the timber man, OF
Catlettsburg, was seen on our streets
Sunday
Walter Kirk, OF lnez, passed through
here Saturday.
DIR. French. from Crum. is st
tending the sick in our neighbor-
hood, but reports them all getting
along nicely,
Miss Lora Jackson. our popular
school teacher. attended the fair a
Louisa.
Little Eddie. Jennie and Florenc'
Crum have been visiting their grand
mother vinson, at Rocky Valley, NY
for the past week.
John Crum. OF Crum, passed throug
here with nice drove Of cattle, re
Gently
! Mr.. Mel Muncy and daughter mad
trip to Jenny's creek Sunday,
Chaffin and Stewart, two travel
ing men OF Catlettsburg, passe
through here last week. Xena-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-26
LIFEs CROSSES.

LIES crosses take great many
forms. They march along day by
day, just as fast as you can bean
them; and you can rail at them,
II you like, but cannot get rid Of
them.
All the money in the world Wal
not save you from the troubles,
which living entails. II you are
Uorn into this state of existence,
and you cannot very well help AZ
II 1t be so decreed. you must suf-
fer It's inconvenience.
You must deal with flies and
mosquitoes, and March winds, anC
house cleaning, and fires thai
won't burn, and the pump frozer
up. and your wife's II told you 80,
and your husbands That's jus
like woman"
You must meet and conquer, o
die In the attempt, difficulties in
Vulnerable. You will have to bea
with your neighborss hens in You
flower garden; with dogs that bari
in the next yard to keep away burg
lars; with the musical efforts o
itinerary tom cats; with children
which come visiting with peopl
who know your business lest; wit
long winded sermons; with - bu
why go on?
Somebody else draws the prize i
the fair where we have ticket =
somebody else gets the "beautifu
, moss rose tea set valued at $50,
! which is given away to purchaser
Of "our superior teas and coffees,
and the stocks we purchased in tina
J wonderful silver mine 80 down
} nothing after We get the certif
Gates.
We have often been there an
we know JUS how it is. We kno
tLat very little of the machiner
Of this world runs to suit our ow
taste. 1t rains when We want
have picnic; it shines when v
have set out our tomato and cal
lbage plants; II thaws and spoi
' the sIeighing when that genteel y
. Jones has invited us To ride: