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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
EAST PROVIDENCE
New Superintendent Of Schools
to Be Chosen Monday Eve.
ming.

Advertisements and items for The
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue
The school committee will meet Monday
evening when new superintendent or
schools will be elected. As near as can
be learned Dr Horton. the present super
intendcnt. has no show TO be elected
again, as he has, as politicians nave hg-
urcd IL out but two votes ana these WIN
bo MCssrs Armstrong and Lincoln
Messrs Moore and Dean. so u Is whls-
pcred. will vote for Mr.. Budlong. men-
ber of the committee until such time as a
suitable man can be secured for the posi-
tion and there are those who say mat
Mr.. Budlong has seen the su-
pcrlntendent. Since he was elected
member of the school committee MIR. llor-
ton being the superintendent in name
only. II is also whispered that those who
do not favor Mr.. Horizons reelection VIII
not even allow him TO serve until the
first of January. courtesy that was eN-
tended TO cx-Supt Keith
MINOR MENTION,
AZ tho meeting OF Canonicus lodge or
Workmcn last evening six applications
FOR membersbip were secured. The offi-
GERS for 1907 VIII be elected at the next
meeting.
There is not much Improvement In the
condition OF Miss Lizetta Farland, VINO
has been sick at her home on warren
avenue for a week or more.
There was a fair attendance AT the
meeting OF the Ivy club last evening. a
number OF applications for membership
were secured.
MIR. s. $. Rich returned from trip
through the southern part OF the state
where he went 10 get a supply OF turkeys
for Thanksgiving.
\ big touring car came To grlet III tle
SQUARE last evening. II took An expert
from Providence two hours to set IL
"buzzng" again.
There was nothing doing at the meet
ING of Watchemoket tribe OF Red Men
last evening.
The following letters are at the post
office. Ladies-Miss Edith Butter, Stella
Cook. Mrs. Lizzie Eaton, Miss Grace A.
simmons Gentemen-Ous Barstow,
Beach Street Hotel, j. Emiliamno. Altos
edo Viessa Come, Rev. Levi ;. Honman'
Chas. G.. Howard. Vincente de Lima, Mr..
McDonough. DR. j. IL. Powers, Manuel
da Costa Virciros.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
CUMBERLAND
TAXPAYERS TO
MEET VERY SOON

The annual meeting OF tho taxpayers OF
the Valley Falls fire district is near At
hand and interest in the proposed install
alton OF flre alarm system Is Increasing
among the citizens.
Patrick Kinion. the chairman Of the
committee appointed to report on an up
to-date system. will during the coming
week mail to each taxpayer a copy OF the
report presented by the committee at the
last special meeting Tho annual meet
ing will bc held Monday evening, Dec. 3.
Tho printed report will enable the ciii-
rens 10 thoroughly understand the ques-
tlon and they will thus be able TO vote
more intelllgently upon II when the mat
ter comes up.
All are agreed as 10 THE necessity Of
better FIRE protection. Whether IL Is ad-
visable 20 spend as mucn money as would
be needed for such a system as was rec
commended by the committee Il the ques-
tion the taxpayers VIII have To con dder
There Is growing sentiment IN the
district. however. that the best VIII be
cheapest IN the end.
DEATH OF THOMAS SAVAGE
Thomas Savage a well-known resident
cf High street Valley Falls, died at St
Joseph nospltal I nulSuaA. he HaH pc'1
q resident OF Cumberland for the past 30
years and was known as a successful IN
surance man. In addition to his widow
he leaves a family Of hve children.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Richard Burrows, machinist In the
employ OF the Lonsdale company for the
past 10 years has accepted a position as
master mechanic with the SlatersNille
Finishing COMPANY
Division No, II, A. o. H.. mot last eve
ming They will hold a concert and social
on New Years eve.
Michael Barry, for tho past II years a
crossing tender at the Lonsdale station,
brought his life's active labors To close
yesterday. He has reached the age OF 76
years and viii enjoy the rest Of his life
in retirement.
Frank Moran. for the last four years
in Uncle Sans navy. has completed his
term OF enlistment and has returned TO
his home on Pleasant street Lonsdalo.
lie has visited several foreign countries
while sailor and has some interesting
experiences 90 relate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
bRIS

Last evening the Bristol Train OF Ar-
tillery gave "a clam Chowder III the aItli
lcry armory on state street az whlcn
the members OF Veteran association were
invited guests. After the excellent reIast
smoke talk" was enjoyed Col, ste-
phen Bourn was toastmaster. ana re-
marks were made by Col. NJ. A. Chess-
man and others of the active company,
and Col Joseph h. Burgess, president nf
the Vets" Col. A. w. Barrett, Capt. w.
Fred Fish. Col +. +. Usher and MAI.
Earnest +. Meggs OF the Veteran aSso-
ciatlon.
Manager Lc Baron c. Colt, Of the fac
tory of the National India Rubber com
pany left here last evening for WASH
ington. II. c.. where he will Join his idm-
ny and spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Colts parents. Admiral George a. Cen
verse. who Is chief OF the bureau of na"i-
cation.
Hope street. reported TO tho police that
some one had broken into his barn, which
is IA the rear OF his house. Upon
discovering the break he found that they
had taken away about $50 worth of type
aud Ave composing sticks The thieves
gained entrance by hreakins the lower
saeh on the south side OF the barn. The
police arc az work upon the case.
Gabriel Cavallaro has sold his Intel est
I'm three lots and a dwelling house STU
ated OF Ryan plat to Giuseppe Vocclo;
The deeds bayc been received Tor rccurd
az the town clerks office.
Among those from Bristol at the
Brown Dartmouth football game IN
Springfield today are Or. Howard W.
Church. Thomas +, Brightman, Samuel g
Wardwel, William A. Wardwell and II j.
Before Justice OF the Peace Herbert f,
Bennett yesterday. Robert II. Peterson,
who was charged on a warrant with non
support. pleaded not guilty ana MS Case
was continued until next Monday moruinE
in the Fifth district court.
United States Postoffice Inspector
Hayerstick. who Is inspector OF furnish
ing and interior work I'm postotflces, was
here yesterday on his round of duty.
The men on strike at the factory OF the
National India Rubber company the first
of the week have mad progress In form
ing a branch of "A labor union in this town
and have appointed a committee TO con
fer with agents of labor unions in Provi'
dcnce and elsewhere Sunday there is &c
be meeting TO CONCLUDE matters.
The work on the Colt new high schoo
building Is progressing rapidly.
Yesterday three of the rooms I'm th'
VALLEY school building were closed on ac
count OF scarlet fever. This morning thu
fourth school was closed, there being foul
more OF the scholars taken down with the
fever Fears are entertained of an epi
demic
A reception was given I'm Trinity parisl
house last evening by the Ladies' Aid so
oiety OF Trinity church Tho affair wa
for tho greater part informal the recep
tion being i'm honor OF the members OF th'
Parish and friends. There was a good
sized gathering and portion of the fea
tGres were games. Refreshments wer
| served
/ The former members OF the Young Men
Athletic club are TO meet Monday even
! ing and reorganize.
Mrs NJ T. Gorham. with her daughte
! Mrs Potter. left yesterday for Yonkers
| n Y, where she will spend the winte
with her daughter. Mrs. William En-
| twistle. OF that city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Wolf Tone Association Has Con-
cert and Lecture

The Wolf Tone association of the Paw
tuxet Valley held a concert and lecture
in Temperance hail. Clyde. last evening.
The affair was attended by large au-
dience who appreciated the interesting
speeches which were rendered. +. G. Can
non, w. II. Butler OF Phenix, Thomas r..
Mcmahon, Miss Rose Carroll Miss Matte
Briggs and Miss Mamie Perkins were the
principal ones on the program
Mr.. Buffers part was the most inter.
esting and IL was the story OF the rescue
OF Col. Kelley and Capt Desmond from
the prison van. and the killing OF Serst.
Brett Of the Manchester. England. police
for the alleged completely In which the
three men named were or Nov y, 1861,
executed.
Mr. Butler was an eye witness TO the
affair as he lived halfway between the
prison and tho city.
T.. o. INSPECTORS At WORK.
The postoffice at Natick where the bur
glary occurred early Thursday morning is
being put back into it's proper condition.
New window lights have been installed
and the inside damage has already been
repaired
clerk Walter Gorton has completed his
inventory and the postoffico inspectors
are engaged In doing their work and the
amount OF money and stamps taken may
amounted to more than was al first an.
ticipated.
pair OF eyeglasses has been found by
the inspectors in a corner OF the office
and II is believed that tho burglars left
these but people who saw them working
say that they did not wear glasses.
SMALL HIGH SCHOOL DANCE.
Last evening at the Warwick high
school the commercial class gave a dance
IN the hall The affair was attended by
about rs OF the pupils and the evening
was passed In very quiet way.
The reason that the evening was 30
quietly passed was because the principal
of the high school had told tho scholars
that they could not invite any outsiders,
saying. DO not bring anybodys brother
or sister but your own" These orders did
not strike the scholors at all and a ma
tority OF them decided that they would
keep away from the affair
The principal did not like the idea of
having such a small attendance and al the
next dance. which Is TO be held soon,
these orders will not be Issued
The work " altering the tracks at Cen
treville has been completed and II is ex-
pected that the ground for the new freight
house Is TO he broken Immediately
Work is rapidly progressing AZ the
Warwick mill where a new weave shop u
being erected
The funeral of Moshler Locke OF Apo
naug was held yesterday afternoon from
his residence at > o'clock. The burial was
At Knotty Oak
I'm His Name" circle Of the King
Daughters of Natick held meeting last
evening and made arrangements for a So
cial TO be held some time next month
The regular meeting OF the Warwick
town council will be held Monday after
noon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Fairbanks Boom Starts.

Tampa. Fla, Nov. 2i.--An unusual dem
onstration occurred at the state faif
ground yesterday. when at the conclusion
OF an address by Vice President Fair
banks to 5000 school children. teachers. coll
lege students and citizens President
Brown of the Fair association said
81 know ] express the sentiments Of
every person present when | pray for
Gods richest blessings upon our worthy
vice president and may we vet see him
president OF the United States. ] pro-
pose three cheers for this sentiment"
The great audience rose and gave cheer
after cheer of approval.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
MUNICIPAL CRIB" RAID
RESULTS IN ARREST

san Francisco. Nov 2i.-Police Captain
Martin. who vas before the grand jury,
was Questioned as TO why nc had not
closed the place of ill-rCpute known as
tho "Muuicipal Crib This place con-
tains about lJ0 women and before the iire
several hundred women were located
there.
II Is understood that Martin testified
that he had been told by his superiors not
- molest the place. He also said that
he had not been able 20 secure the needed
evidence against the resort
Last night. Capt Martin and Chief
Dinan held conference and later the
placc was raided by the police. with the
result that large number of the inmates
were taken 20 the city prison.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24

Ine local onice or The News-Democrat
Is at Lewis restaurant. Riverside square.
where advertisements and news items
may be left.
The sale held by the intermediate
Christian Endeavor last evening was a
success and the indications are that
number OF poor families in this part Of
the town viii have dinner for Thanks
giving day. as the sale was held for this
purpose. Among the young folks that
acted as salesladies were Mildred Allen,
Ethel Houghtaling. Dora Forester Fern
Johnson. Hattie Allen. Fila Woodward.
Lottie Penniman. Amy Crowel Grace l..
Hudson, who were assisted by Clinton
Medbury. Arthur Page. George Newhall,
George Livingston. Charles Kingsford.
Earl Mason. Harold German and Percy
Phillips. Musical selections were rem
dered by the Misses Fern Johnson, Grace
l.. Hudson, Lottie Pennfman and mixed
chorus Of 10 voices. The articles disposed
OF were for the most part home made and
contributed. The committee in charge
were the Misses Mildred Allen. Grace l..
Hudson and Carleton.
a well-known resident pulled a large
log out Of the bay a few days ago and
sawed the same up into short wood. Yes
terday another man came along with
whceba rrow and took the wood away and
tho man that sawed IL called upon Sergt.
Bickford and told his story. The sergeant
has not yet seen his way clear TO get the
wood for the man who sawed II.
Complaints are being made against an
employe Of the Consolidated road, who u
f. reported has insulted a number OF
young ladies, laving In the vicinity A
father of one of the young ladies who
claims 30 have been insulted called upon
the young man this morning and laid
the law doNn TO him"
George Blackwell landed about three
bushels of frostfsh yesterday. His friends
say that his good fortune is due more 10
a spear he has just made than TO his
knowledge Of fishing. William Simmons
also caught a good sized mess.
The different societies connected with
the Congregational church will hold a
Christmas supper and sale I'm the vestry
OF the churcl, Tuesday evening. Dec. 4.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Timber Land Deals.

Concord n H.. Nov. 2t.-Important tim
ber land deals for the important winters
cut makes this season important in tho
lumber history OF central New Hamp-
shire. Several large tracts OF pine In the
vicinity OF Laconia have been bought by
the Cook Lumber company Of Laconia.
hut the most important timber deal in
many years occurred IN thc vicinity ~
san Bornton. whore Canterbury parties
purchased recently 2.oo0epO feet OF timber.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Special Music at St. John's.

A special musical program Will be given
at St Johns church at i0:i5 a. m. tomor-
row. The choir under the direction ot
William H. Myers will render St Eliza
beth's mass. Tho soloists will he Miss
Grace McCrudden. soprano. James Finn
and William Moffct. tenorS. and Edward
Hunt and Philip j. McIntee, lude. inter
mezzo. Meyer -Helmuud: "Kyrle," clio
ria offertory ave Maria" RoSewig
William Harper; "Sanctus," "Agnus Del. -
postlude. Festival March," $. y. Whit
ucV.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Rev. DR.. Crapsey May Resign.

Rochester. n. Y. Nov. 2A-Rev. Alger-
non Sidney Crapsey has decided to resign
from the ministry of tho Protestant Epis-
vopal church. Or. Crapsey has been pas
tor of ST. Andrews Episcopal church in
this city for 2S years. and is one OF the
eldest canonically- Episcopal
clergymen OF the diocese OF Western New
York
His voluntary resignation at this stage
OF the heresy trial proceedings obviates
the necessity OF Bishop Walker passing
sentence on him
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Gave The Mouse Trap"

The young people Of tho Central Con
gregational church gave the farce. The
Mouse Tran in the chapel OF the church
last evening The tirai part of the eve.
ming was devoted to q program of music
and readings n which Harvey NJ Kelley
OF Brown university was tho reader and
Miss SchonCd "a soloist
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Thrown From Carriage.

Public street Mrs Emma Minstt of le2
Thurber's avenue I'm turning the corner
OF the junction OF Plain and Public
streets was thrown ont and received tn
jurics 10 her back. She was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital and later she was
conveyed 20 her home.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
STEEL WORKERS
GET 100000
MORE YEARLY

Pttsburg, Pa. Nov. 2i.-Two million
dollars additional each year will be dis
tributed through the Pittsburg steel dis
trict by reason OF the increase in the
wages of the labor force OF the United
states Steel corporation. which goes into
effect Jan. !. conservative estimate
of the total number OF laborers employed
by the subsidiary companies OF the Unit
cd states Steel corporation i'm what is
known as the Pittsburg district is plac-
cd at 70 600
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Bacon For Fuel.

ri Paso. Tex. Nov. "A special dis
patch from Carlsbad y NJ. says that
the fuel supply In that town is exhaust
ed and people have been forced to burn
tacon 90 keep from freezing
SCHOOLS have hesn dismissed IN conse-
quence OF tho terrible cold. The snow is
foot deep In town and two feet ON the
range.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
More Road Building.

Washington. Nov. I.-I,etters received
by Assistant Postmaster General De
Graw from highway commissioners In
states which have adopted tho plan of co.
operation with tho rural delivery service
for improvement OF public roads. indicate
renewed activity In road building and inn
proveus10E
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
Off For Hunting Trip.

Col Felix r. Wendelschaefer. Gen. Wal
ter r. Stiness. and Willard Perkins will
leave this evening for a two-weeks south
ern hunting trip between Georgetown and
Charleston. taking Mr.. Perkins yacht al
Georgetown.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
RIVERSIDE

The local office OF The News Democrat
Is at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square,
where advertisements and news items
may be left.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23
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Expert MOchinist.Plumber.

An imperfect job done in repair
Ing machinery is the most expensive
thing Imaginable. Absolute accur-
acy Is necessary. Broken parts OF
an engine must be perfectly repair
cd. or replaced by accnylte new
parts. Otherwise, It Is Just as well
TO throw the engine into the SCRAP
pile and save cost Of repairs. Frank
f. Kilhourne, Ashland, Ky, is an
engine specialist. He is prepared
To duplicate or repair perfectly any
part He Is also an expert plumber
Perfect plumbing Is the only kline
that never causes trouble. Saw
money and further trouble by EN-
ploying him,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23
o S I E.

There will be church at this place
Sunday by Rev. Walker.
Miss Jettie Adams, who has been
sick for some time, is improving.
Moses Short. and Grover Bradley,
from Yatesville, were seen on our
creek Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Cooksey, Of Fallsburg,
was visiting Miss virgie Large, last
week
Kay Adams was calling on friends
Sunday
We are glad to say Uncle Frank
Kiser is improving after a severe
attack OF heart failure.
Miss virgie Burton Is staying with
Mrs. Della Adams.
Hattie Cooksey and Mamie Webb
were visiting Mrs. Frank Bradley
Tuesday.
The Misses Prince were calling OF
Miss Virgie Large Sunday.
Willie Thompson was calling OF
Miss Pearl Hughes Sunday.
Rumor says there will be a wedd
ing here soon.
Jesse Jordan, of Fallsburg, is Wis
tting at Bob Jordans.
There will be church at Midway tn
Ist sunday and singing on Satur
day night before the list Sunday.
Hornets Nest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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r. L. vinson made business trip
70 Lexington this week
Mrs, Henry Gaines and Mrs. Payne
we're at Potter recently.
DIR. John B. Bartram, OF Ashland,
was in Louisa last week.
A. o. Carter was in catlettsburg
last week on legal business
Mrs Meloy's mother has returned
to her home In Pennsylvania.
DR.. Burgess, of Matewan, was a
business visitor here Saturday
Mrs, John H. Thompson. of Falls
burg, was in Louisa last Saturday.
DIR. L. b. Dean and wife are in
Williamson visiting Fred Hutchin-
son.
Judge Evans, Lieut.. and Mrs. Bond
and Sarah went to Cincinnati last
week.
| Misses Minnie Gaines and Nina
McHenry visited CatIettsburg this
week
Cynthia Stewart went u
Ashland last Friday, returning the
next day.
w. d. Pierce has returned with 1
> fine stock, bought In Cincinnati anC
other markets.
Miss Lillian Davidson, Of Minneap
oils, is the attractive guest OF Mrs
r. l.. Vinson.
Postmaster Allen and wife, Of viii
hanson, were recent guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Ferguson.
Mrs Charles Johnston and Mis-
Emma, Pikeville, were here this weel
visiting the family of her mother.
Mrs f. L. Stewart, Mrs. II C
Sullivan and Miss Bessie Snyder ar,
shopping in Cincinnati.
Miss Jeanette Hays, who has beer
, here with her father several months
will return to her home in Indians
tomorrow
Mrs. Walter HarRins and daughter
Miss Mary of Prestnnsbug, wer,
guests OF MB. Mary Horton Satur
r day night
Rev. Clifton Dean, of Zelda, am
DR.. A. P. Banfield, OF, Buchanan
were busdness visitors i'm this eft,
Wednesday.
Lieut.. Bond and litrie Sarah re
: turned Wednesday from Cincinnati
: accompanied by Miss Harriett Dough
ty, aunt OF Mrs. Bond
a Cecil Moffet left last evening o
2 O. and B. S. train to visit his grand
e mother Mrs. Matte Meek at Madg,
d and also Louisa friends. - Catletts
burg Tribune
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

Mrs Robert L. vinson has Joined
the numerous Louisians in Cincin-
natl. to remain until next week.
Mrs. W. F. Shipman and sister,
Mrs. G. A. Nash, went 70 Ashland
this week to spend few days
Mr.. Nash was in Ashland recent
ly, and attended a supper given to
Mr.. Gentry in honor Of the ami
versary Of his birth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

mr curnutte, a native of Blaine
this county. has returned from the
West after a sojourn OF fifteen years
and will locate in Louisa. He has
rented the new cottage which Will
soon be completed by MIR. ]. f..
Hackworth
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

FOR SALE-Two yoke cattle,laree,
100 pounds each. Two RATS, timber
poplar and oak. two miles from riy-
or hauled and skidded ON county
road VIII sell for cost one good
milk COW, fresh. and calf, 200 cross.
ties. will sell for lowest cash price
at onceCall on or address A. J.
Dobbins, Henrietta, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

Former County Attorney Fugate
has rented his Louisa property u
another and moved to his farm at
the m 1uth Of Newcomb. "old Reb''
will be missed. for he is a good cit
lzen individually and collectively
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23
To Holders of County Claims.

l now have money in my hands
sufficient 10 pay Road and Bridge
claims for 1906 from No. 1750 TO and
including No. 1893. Also, common
fund from No. 1871 down to and
including 1896 Robt- Dixon,
Treas. Lawrence Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

Frank Blevins.the popular c. 4 o.
conductor on the o. and d. 5. divi-
sion resumed his official duties Mon
day evening after few days Of rest
and recreation with relatives and
friends in Ashland
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

FOR SALE-Imported pure stoch
chickens. Buff Leghnrn, Golden Pol
fish and Black Minoreas, Those wish
ing To buy, come at once.
Mrs Tobe French. Vessie, KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

Presiding Elder GoslIng. Of the
NJ. +, Church South. made very
favorable impression upon our peo-
pie hast Sunday His two sermons
were excellent and welr received.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

Mr.. Dyer. Of Lexington was in
Louisa this week looking after the
interests OF the New YORK. Life In
suranee Company. He is the Treas.
urer for the State
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

The widow OF Elijah Maynard died
on Tuesday at her home near the
mouth OF RockcastIe creek She
was seventy-two yars old and died
Of general dehlitE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-23

Their friends viii regret to hear
TINT the youngest child Of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Dixon is dangerously
sick