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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
yArcH REPAIRING

Mr. Weiss. q Minaes1;a. Is ma Ia
shaTxs q ~ sa'ea rspeirsE al
c1Rlsys s1se- he IS graduate
Z frst-SlaSs sCAsas < =1ics Hak-
i-e and Aas als5 I'D osssi te-asls "a
Ptisuce. BrtaE IL scar Wovk All
haEt i, done ProzP;ly az1 proEsgly
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

oAas " Nossv, a usoA'sist ct
taasa oty, IA ha1 his hand iyieAt,
ale eaTsea Ia "a slsSSFi mlnac, lls
tppaca Raeklsps Aruia Sal,e NlA
~ ssaal r'Solt "a aaice aaa pr,
teSi varo 6yoNlssi Ace,cy "a cay,A
taf harms Mounds SN,ys> H,,su,a.
ana lslsS ~ Al \ N nugAcs 1ras,
est
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Ten tEo-horse o. male 'carss a.
Wsneasass ~ 10 haal kss SOD
Stsaiy supioyusnt for ssshs mbH5h-
waEas ihrse collars ~ Ssy = ,sa
h11rS- Also % e1uisaet Tor saN5av
ana logsiag nss aantr,4 taa=aat
;ssi u oak aai Goqisr I1nat- ktsrrss
Whrshnese Camel Coal Company
Whiretozss q Iay Il Nor,Aap La
"a. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

he Foreign Missionary SOSiesy q
the Methods, Episcopal chsroh Is il
receipt Of a telegram from BiSacG
BSsAford. stationed At Shanghai, and
other missiOnaries scattered ,hrCush
ont the Empire, 70 the effect ,ha,
mo trOahle IS anticipated fFOn u
Boxers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

II is exeeeiinsly inpsobsble that
there will II a rivers and harbors
appropriation this year, The MONEY
that would Be spenl for the develop
ment Of the country and the 9ivSnce
nent the trade ami commerce !
needed for the Qualification of ths
administration and a greater navy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
cOffins Delaered in County

People nyiug IN he ooas,ry nAy Or
Or oofnls o. caske,s ;ron a b tel
sPhqas oF otherwise aaa ~e Wll deli.-
e them Al very small Gust We have
: team Aai Ne can Sad OF A. aay
tine and the sHPease all e slight
SayteF Hardware Cozpany.
LoaisA. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Five promiaent wSmsa Of ONinss-
vile. all OSIioeTs Of the Union Ten
pe-anee League. viii aRpsar before
The grand jury Of Bah COUNTY fos III
purpose Of tessifyins sgains, ailss.
ed violatOrs Of ,hs local option Law
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

William Fairs. fosty-fogr years
.Oid aai single Eas pVOaably fs,ally
iaiarei in a shooting affair vhscA
took pia- IN he pahlit mad aear
the hsoa Of Ko1als' c-eek nils
sss hsh baek u KeIBogE TIE
fatal so; IS believed % have bsez
fred by Ira aartram- asea VEsa5y-
one. u Cereso. WAo made. his ascz1z
.azd hsS nos yes bsva sRqrshea8ei
Frank Wills whO wzs VIII Bart
nan. and Eho toOk Part II the roE,
U4s Captured Sai noE laug.iShss II
he W4yas co1nyy jail
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
SaApY grove

SHADY StSONk
llAara lo>e wAo ASs AeSa vasisia.
Asr aaas, MIS- NArsAa Rsvrs. Aas ~
iars.ea Aoraa
SSlAS lsse Is an SzSles nO< IN y
ms a asS eoN
Ria CrANsrSS called N nSari HosA-
n MNloaaAS,
ms Marie ana MOgEiSoa w'stsA'
Ssve Ssea ~ oar S,reesS SaaaAS,
llnsS M called ~ FSVA ~,
SaAaaS AlSAS
MSllse FANAGssa AM l.aa Ms,SaA
Nego Al lNAA AagAos' SaAtAS.
Harvey AS>N lF,, Is AaVlae = Rrso.
aeN sgVaaa SleArsa N Ms fArm WAcA
i ~ cat =
lAsi,e lNte c4ics,NiAeA = ~ ~
WINS AacS ANA xitls SawAaS,
NNg) llukAss ana nv c,saslN, Ia,
~ l.NAe VIEW SlopplNe A. OeiN
Nss, SsS NesN MN oOaneQ 0yN,s>
Ran. Viii pAS lNme f,lks AMI relative
! NlsN s~eN nN~N f>Ss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
J. p. Gartin. Louisa. Nv.

Authorized Factory Representative
fo7 smith and Nixon ana Ebersole
PIsaos. and other Fine Pianos Can
q.oie yoa best price on fine p.-
ano. So him before yea b'p o.
pianos and ORGANS taken u exchange
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
pocroNS ouIn Nor nGl.r mn

z bad Kidney ,roaAle Cor SSaus
NJ,'ss Mrs RAYMOND CoRaeg, on
SeelloN, Nash. aaA The aoc,oys cOall
no' help me I tried Nalsys kidney
catN AMI The very tls, aose save ne
rvllei and ! am now oarca ! can.
~, sAy to ma,A far NOleys Kla.
AV cagNr Il maepa Ne dlseAscl
AlAn,,a soana ~ lhey WIN eliminate
The pplitns nom The nlooA unl,n
lhe1 ~ lhlA rcla heellh u hnpetsl'
l|e so|l " leala4 Diva opnpNnH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

a bin Ano~tng The iary 70 nx
the crime and the Judge - fix ,hs
penalty has been favOrably rspostsd
in the House II II S=cOuss a laW il
viii AryeIy 90 away with hung IN
les, and zin result in overcoming
much q the laws delay Il Is a biIl
that has much to commend ii 70 fav,
OrShle aston in both branches oS nj
Geaaral Assembly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

DobuQue.IA-. Fe61s-FOTmey Sseak
er David b Henderson hAs suffered
another pOralytie stroke which has
deprived him Of his sight His sen
sral condition is Wosse. Il is beliav-
ed the end is near.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Frankfort. Feb, I5.-The House Of
representatives, this afternoon deolar
ii (. " c. Hannah, Republican. from
Greenap county. 10 be entitled 10 his
sat. Ii was c9nl sled BY ". 7. Cole,
Democrat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

a so-foot vein Of high grade -
frsctory fireclay has been discover
I'd on the land OF Mrs. John HALEY,
near Alden Mr. Haley believes. he
mountain IS alTasl solid clay.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

JossPh JOhns-p, paroled prisoner
fran the Frankfort PeaiienJiAry. Sss
shot and killet in a field near his
home on Stone Gap creek- Pike com
y. last saturday He MAS seventy -SiN
wars osaAeeble and defsnoeless No
Hue 10 the murderer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
v $50
HOW MILLIAMs cor 4 GIL
College Received 500 troa MAJ
Whs Had Fallen Heir 70
$50, oOo. 900.

A Ga1rrsr q a cgarury aso there
lived INA western village . EsntIs ola
uAa suhsiSJtlE On q zezser sala-r
one t2y. relates the B1s1oa Herald
he l-AEnsa ,aAl As t-uiasr has siss
n san Erazcisoo ans ~, Ain a for
tzae q So go he traasssis-
-As siasgsTias- especially - sinte il
~as tolloEea b. a sA0wer a 1pasais
to- Eo1ey fToz every sa4r1er Z the
Etoos ans fru7 ps-sozs ka0.u aai
sak1oEa II hin
His so1- 10 acted As lis secrs.a-y
rostc-e EiSA rssTss ik1i t.e rasks-
ses0=s -aasl- 10 GRASP tAe usA,sas
q his zs- FoEs-. And vas s,a3 10
lave hiz Al Vast svizce a E,,ls II
te-ess IN o1S q ais tssstzs letters
Il P-Oyst e X frOz Wiliazs oeL
bess. asking an ee3oEzs-t q he
Ps-A TIA, Tie 81 zAas Birthplace
SAS zsAr the instit1ssoa.
I'd uke 10 20 sozsihizs so- TIA,
scAOol- sAi1 y. E.e,ai;a,ivssr.
Wei I voal1 father. Sers
yOa- Ais 50 esoo1racea hin
I believe I Siu- TAe ola mans
AreOr kiaase'a I believe III give
tAe7 so2ssAisE kAR9soze
50 yOa sAOast.- the sOa Parsse1
way eoss~
I utn III give tAsz--As ,AousAs
fOr . 1szsst--lu give lAea sloa:-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

John A Mccall. late president Of
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. died in New York.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Under the terms Of bin iatro-
euoed by Representative Hopkins. W
NJ smith is allowed TO construct a
bridge aerOss the Tug FORK Of the
Big Sanay, beloN Williamson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Edward L Peck a prominent lam-
Der merchant. Of Saginaw, Mich, Zen
from the fourth liO1r Of The Sci
bach. 8 Louisville hcsel. and w. al
most instantly killed
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NOTICE

We sal ssli 70 the highest Psbl.c
Bidder oar proT-r'y al Forks u Lit
ur Blaine. uoasis;iuE q a ssaaH tract
o land ans uiilhSise store baiIs.aE
and iseilius sale all i Al o,tloes
p NJ SATURDAY. February =. lss
Thcmpso0 4 o.N~ai
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

gingsiAy Depaty sheIi1 Wayna
Damon. arrested Willard Canrrell
Al CAAt,aroy AMI brsagai him u
Williamson Nhege he vs. placed ia
jail There Is slt.tee reWari Ior
Cantrell. ~ho Is accused Of shooting
a NoUan 81 PaiuisVille N tie
Sin Be handed over 70 the proper
authorities IS son Is oouvenieni
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
mAIl M Mnnln MnNnrns

hNlt flie WORLD MONnGRS
heW ,he NsAer halt liVcs yaOs,
NAo aSc MSkAps Ma,,a SalNc ncy,
y NeRasr ia vii yage ,'als, wounA
l@Fps serve AND ~ Skip srap,bas,
lAeS knew 4 viii MR Grant SHY,
llie \ Resaolaa 81 6nlnsHelA M.
.AAN y wRra 4 me ~ ne plso,
ate nenal,l,H lankAeplps y
' =. A '|'1N''l s'aFsy'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Fitch is neW Pos,-offiee near me
Carter Lewis Rowan line with
Charles Fitch postmaster.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

o~inesyille Ky, Feb ~, John
Watkins, negro charged with muri-
efins wm Nuilins. white. vas ar
raiEnei in the Circuit Court here. The
trial beirs 81 Tor "Wednesday Tie
exhibits symptoms Il insanity .srouing
Ike b-asS AMI tearing his hair, e,e
Eoar men Nsre required 10 take him
from jail To tie C0urtho1se
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Pattern No 5zSs The smart skin
here pictured may be in either shor; or
shor; rognt lensths Groups Of tucks
arc IAii in each side and stitched %
Aho':i woke Or houncs depth the ful-
ness falling gracefully 10 the lover
edge Dark green canvas vas used for
the Development but ehevioi. serge.
tSeel- liren and duck are all suitable.
The Iieiium size Nill require - yards
Of 4iiush material Sizes for -. -
"a. :. y And - inches eaist nnesss.4
This pattsru VIII he sent TO you on
receip; Of 10 cents Address all Oniers
tothe Pattern Department 81 this paper.
Be sure to give size and number II pat
tern wanted For convenience. write
your order On the following coupon.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OUR NEloHBoRs. j:
.sss.ss.s.ss.s...sa.ssssss

W. c. Harper has been confirmed
as postmaster a, causttsbarg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

There is a grea, dan Of tax jasi
noE IL annexing Cereso District 10
Cabell o1anty Almost every b,piy
seems 10 favor such a move. hut he
AlvOate hAs not YET made up It's
mind whether OF no, ii viii advocate
annexation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
PIaTING RoLEYS HONEY AND
TAR

Folsy 4 Co. Caieaso, O-.siua,es
iioasy aai Tar As tArua, ana isas
rsnedy. ard On Acouaat % ~
sTsa, merit ani popularity o: Fe-
sySs Hoasy ara Tar Usuy izsta,ioss
are Ofefret tc- ~ seaalae -
To- eoieyS Hoasg ana Tar as -
tgss al Substitutes offered "a ~ c.h-
e. p-e7arattca uTl give TIE s-e
saitstastio-- ], Is Elsly iaAasiye
Il cOataias 10 O7sa,ss ara : sat,s,
fcg ehiitrva asi sricsts psrso-s
So'3 - Lo1iSa Drsg 10
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

DaV5a HaI EAs S-ruok AM killed
b c laa q treia No : A Bellsfonis
erOszas sszr Ashland ahoat -
SAMMY ATlevaooa- His Ie0n ~ 81
- si1aS and she ho-S-s hlIei Hss
sosy urS FSeses - as3 52kza 70 ~
[, and o &epo-
NJ ban ~as . A-oshs- Il Giis-sS
HaH 40 Hvas n IN ssress ar WIN
chester Ayeaae ASAhaa- nayi3 Hal
WAs = ysarS 81 and lsAyes a Sife
ana tAr~~ SARsrea He ha3 b=xa 10
sAe mn 8as ~ 81 ~ vax bazs
SAsa he ~ killed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

OEiussv5lls. Ky Feb- IS-By II
sxF1oSioa q a l21P II Jha hone Q;
aer soa-in-lAW. lanes DAVIS. in Shs--
AuTne. Ten lilss froa hsEs- Ms Nag
gie CoiVert. asel foryy. WzS fatally
iaizre1 DAVIS attempted 70 l314
Oai ne Iisa5 and Rsw lie tlaIe IN
10 ,he bOSl. isnitias ne oil and ex-
R,oiins IL lamp. throNizs TIE taFa-
iug nuis al 0Ver Ms ColvsrI Al
hs- CaOihiaE, eva - hs- saos, xsS
harned frOz he esss, Davis hzaas
Esre earaes in Al effort 10 save h=rs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Avn - plopll v,A NpNAl0
,Ius All npp ~ N,l,
~ Y ~ '''.'
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TYPEWRITER FuR SAFE

Mua~on typesTit-r lIge ma sine.
gset bat Hale Good uondiiton.
Price s. months tine
r n Yates
Logisa- H.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Pea ia3ic.meais for earring
Pis'nls have been returned b ths
present grand jury than have bee1
returned By grand Jun for sever.
Al years The falling of in this kint
4 cTime Is Nilhoa, 3olbJ lue 10 shs
warning q llsse Wllkeesaa At ii.
las AugS- term q oNarl, ma, zilh
thr beginning Of The wear ISL AZ
maIeiac,orS Of this kiai Eoals =
punished Vila fine d $50 AMI
twelve mOaths in The o5uR,y III
-WSyne Ness
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23
PATRICK

- t@AA n
Frank Bu-ssx ans " T Tha-u.ar
aspe g1ae 70 ". Va. ~h.Sr ~ al
Eork $50 tinas
Ms la loass Ms rssaEzs-i To N
aoze a. Hualiusoz
6. " Prssioa Is "a ~ SEA Is.
NJ ana Nis German N'alts-s vers
visiting aou,e f1ikS Sau8ay,
JOIN Hes s sssy ios ui,A f.se-
Mrs A FvsssOa uas visiliue Mrs
: h PTss,cz hs ~sSs-
Nlss Iillis ana EKsy PyyS,oa Str
eallias "a lStia Prssaa Sasariay
Dsxis Vanh,ose hAs Ae-a sigk
Hiss lNsiA, Pay ana FtorsH,s Rfi,
>asni Saaaay Vish Misses ora s13
Lizzie A.Siisrs
Rev Ira asiep s A3aine SERVES
x meetings =, Sssn0zd Eork
Rogu.to Ggss PJW.ou sl1 wife s
mar siT1
Ms li y3 e whnehoast a.
yisiilns AIS GaSs gSvSi,al r. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-23

Rev. Pe;er clay died Al his home
in Rarkershurs W.Va-He Va formerly
q this 1oSn ana lis many friends
made sal 10 bar Of his daalh HIS
remains Vil u b7ogghi here Satar-
iay for iairrneaL Martin Coaayy
NzES
Rev Il b Hulesl Of LOUIS. -en'
10 Eaea AMI coadotie5 the services
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NAIalE

We ARE having a resy ss5s p-asr-
meeting < this slloe Ssih Ihe hslr q
BRO Radcliffe. fr7u Pike cVnu
Roy Csitev so-sset ,hriasa here le
sea
Nrs Ros-rt SsureliI ara Ms JIM
Roberts re-s eaIiizs % NrsIcln Al
.lrs Thars
Resell Workman visited Pleasant
Robvry S5urEin
Niles AIlez4 q H. iiy-rpe1i + yls
itias rs parents he-e
Wa Berry Il 5cius s-us v5-k toI
g7hert S,ztisl
Htarz Hass ana As,.s-ss Hatghisso
save Tssarned fr0I CO5,r1io. uhr,,
BeEt CsrisE, 9; BssSeggills. pasSst
arOzEh aere ~iyA me s7Ose q
and a,tle cae aaE lS sea
Geazzc Harris usse a hsiu $ t.
laals Sararaay
Us Jeaa IRA l S ss ihi,'rstI
7 & R1rehr sli nae h3rss 20
NJ - IN, uear ~ aeeih x B,sis-.
lay Sao5s uss tsliiug on ri uls 81
~ aRlee Ssnisy
Mesa caT hssiEus merc,aar
az rpol hlsirsss
Sscoss 20 tA- MEMS IS ~ $50
f Tao Sas.lA-aTss
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-10-11

legiance to King George? had much
to learn, and to unlearn. l was to
find out that whenever a Roebuck puts
his arm round you. it is Invariably to
get within your guard and nearer your
fifth rib. i WAS To trace the uglies
deformities of that conscience OF his.
hidden away down inside him like a
dwarfed. starved prisoner in an under
ground dungeon. ] was to be astound-
ed by revelations of Langdon, who was
not u believer. like Roebuck, and so
was not under the restraint of the feel
ing that he must keep some sort of
conscience ledgers against the inspec
tion OF the angelic auditing commits
tee in the day of wrath.
Much 10 iearn-and to unlearn. 1t
makes me laugh as l recall now how. on
tina, May day, | looked into the first
mirror was alone with, smiled de-
lighted as an IDIOT With myself and
said Matt You are of the kings
now. Your crown suits YOU and. as
you've earned it. you know how To
keep Ii. Now for some fun with your
subjects ans, Your fellow soNereigns."
y little premature, that preening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-10-11
LOOSE TEETH

Made sound by Eating Grnpe-Nut..
Proper food nourishes every part of
the body, because Nature selects the
different materials from the food we
eat, to build bone, nerve, brain, NUS
Gle. teeth etc.
All we need is to eat the right KIND
of food slowly, chewing it velour
digestive organs take it up into the
blood and the blood carries 1t all
through the body, to every little nook
and corner.
If some one would ask you. lis
Grape-Nuts good for loose teeth:".
you'd probably say, mo, don't see
how it could be- But woman in
Ontario writes:
For the past two years I have used
Grape Nuts Food with most excellent
results. 1t seems to take the place OF
medicine in many ways, builds up the
nerves and restores the health gener-
ally.
a little Grape-Nuts taken before
retiring soothes my nerves and gives
sound sleep. because it relieves ir-
ritability of the stomach nerves, being
a predgested foed.)
Before / used Grape-Nuts my teeth
were loose in the gums. They were so
bad | was afraid they would some day
all fall out. Since l have used Grape
Nuts l have not been bothered any
! more with loose teeth.
"All desire for pastry has disappear
ed and 1 have gained in health,
weight and happiness since began to
use Grape-Nuts." Name given BY
Postum CO.., Battle Creek, Mich. Get
the famous little book, 1.-THE Road to
Wsllville," In pkSs. There's reason =
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-10-11
re,l q q ssyide relate.


The late DR.. Sullivan, bishop Of A1gona,I
was noted raconteur Of amusing incl
dents, most Of which were chapters from
his own experience during long and pop
ular episcopate in the wilds of northerE
Canada. Among other humorous experi-,
ences related by him during an evening
spent in his company was one concerning
himself and his archdeacon, who had been
off on a long itinerary through the more
unsettled parts of his jurisdiction.
The bishop and his companion arrived
late one evening at a farmers house, and;
were pressed in g. friendly way to stay the
night, on the condition that the bishop was
not afraid of measles, from which one
of the children had just been recovering,
The bishop said nothing, but when they
retired for the night to the only bedroomi
in the house he remarked to the ARCH
deacon that he had never had the measles.
We'll, then" insisted the archdeacon,I
you had better sleep i'll the he'd on the
floor, for know that one in the bedstead
there IS the one In which the child was
ILL.,"
The bishop acquescel and did according-
~. Next morning, during breakfast, the
bishop let ont the fact of his never having
been inoculated the malady. when the
farmers WIFE broke in with the console.
ing assurance that his lordship need not
be alarmed, for she knew the archdeacom
had had the measles, and. not being sure
OF the bishop. she had made up a new bed
for him in the bedstead, placing the one
in which the child had been i'll ON the floor
for the arohdeacon.
The bishop further related a strange
phase OF religious faith that had come
under his; observat ton. He had visited a
certain town regularly for many years to!
administer the rte of confirmation, and:
at last became impressed with the fact
that /, peculiar-iooling old lady always
showed up among the candidates for con-
tirn.ation iN tina, town. so he mentioned his
impression TO the missionary. who app
peared never to have noticed her. How
ever, when the bishop made his next N.si-'
tation. sure enough the minister noticed
the same old lady coming up tho aisle. and.
as She drew near the rail he caught her
gently by the sleeve and pulling her aside
quietly asked her If she had not been con-
iirmed The las; t,nc the bishop was there.
ooh. i.or bless We, sor ! alwas get
confirmed every time the dear man comes
along.
Ind how many times have YOU been,
coniirned??s i..Gu.rcd the minister nerv-
ousiy.
about seven times. sor," replied the old
lady
''And what makes YOU want to get con-
tirnled So often? Don't YOU know thig
sacred rite is given only oncc?"
'Oh, for the rheumatic, sor-for the
Pneumatic
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-10-11
CAME A WOMAN.


In my suite in the Textile building.
just off the big main room With the
blackboards and tickers. | had Il small
office in which spent u good deal
of time during Stock Exchange hours
III was there that Sam Ellersby found
me the next day but one after my talk
With Roebuck.
II want YOU To sell that Steel Com
mon. Matt said he.
"Itll go several points higher said
I. Better let me hold it and use my
Judgment on selling
II need money--right away WAS his
answer,
'rhat's all right" said |. Let me
give Won an order for What YOU need. ;"
's'i'haniS you, lnank Ncu." ssid he so
promptly that knew had done what
he had been hoping for. probably count
ing OH.
give this incident 10 show what our
relations were. He was IL young fellow
of good family, To whom | had taken IL
lilling. He Was Il lazy dog. and as ont
Of place in business rs a cat in II choir.
had been Keeping him going for four
years nj that time. By giving him tips
ON stocks and protecting him against
loss. This purely out of good nature
and liking: for ! hadn't the rcnlptest
idea he could ever be of use to me be-
yond helping to liven things up at u
dinner on late supper, or down in the
country. or on the yacht. In fact his
principal use 10 me was thai he knew
how to beat the box" wcll enough TO
Shake fairly good music out of t-and
! ana so fond o. music that can I'LL in
with my imagination when the per-
former isn't too bad.
They have charged that deliberate
~ ruined HIM Ruined! The first time
] gave him II tip-:lnd that was the sec
ond on third time | ever saw him
burst into tears and said You've
YOU how much This windfall means To
me now" Nor did l with deep and
dark design keep him along ON the
ragged edge. He kept himself there
How could | build up such IL man With
his hundred ways of wasting money,
including throWing it away ON his own
opinions of Stocks-for he would gam
BILE on his own account in the bucket
shops. though | had shown him that
the Wall street game is played always
With marked cards. and that the only
hope of winning is to get the conf
dencc of the card makers unless YOU
are big enough 10 become u card maxi
or yourself.
AS soon as he got the money from
my teller that day, he was rushing
away. j followed him 10 the door
that part of my suite opened out on
my crowds OF customers I'm just
going to luncll,' said |. Como with
me"
He looked uncasiy toward "a smart
little one-norsc brougham ut the curb
.'siorrA but can't" said lie. I've my
sister WITH me. She Brought me down
in her trap.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-10-11
Continued Next weok.)
Girl Member Of a Stock Exchan!

Girl Member of Stock Exchange.
t'ron the Memphis NeWs-s;cimtar.
Miss Leah Klein. aged Is. who cast u
vote in the Merchants exchange election
this week. Is perhaps the only woman
member of an exchange in the United
States, if NOT in the world. She represents
Il Chicago gram company. She goes on
change and buys and sells With as much
case and coinposurc as the oldest veterans,
and her ventures are generally successful.
Miss Klein came into prominence with
the exchange recently. A grain company
called its manager to Chicago some time
ago and left Miss Klein temporarily ia
charge. Another manager WAS to have
been sent to take the place of the former
one, but so we'll did Miss Klein perform
her duties that the company has failed to
send another man, and she is now the
gai.. .'al manager.
The members of the exchange became
aware OF the fact that Miss Klein would
east :. vote for her company and prepared
for it AS soon as she had voted and was
ready to Leave the hall Il committee COM
posed Of III IL. s;cuiss and Il. Il. Andrews
escorted Miss klein 10 tie stand. and
President larry L. Johnson presented her
with II diamond riag.