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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-19

T. ktEr ate de la Junta escolar de
! q su an, solicitando SO conceda aqua
San tpdaa las eacuelas del municipio
.tessap Juan, al igual que go hace con
ohsos tablecimientos ben6fcoG.
FL Concejo, despu6s de diBcutir amplia.
ments el asunto, acuerda Sc manifesto al
peticianario, 81 profundo pesar que causa
q Ia Corporation, no poder por ahora ha.
Ger la concession que Sc interesa, puesto
que, seg6n tiene entendijo, parte del gasto
de aqua 90 abonado por los duefios de las
CasaB en- dolde Sc enG1entran instalsdas
esas escuelas, los cuales resuItarfan benefi.
clados en- este cago; que esta solicitud
pudieTa teneTge en- cuenta cuando Ia Jun.
ia escolar posea edifcio propio destinado &
eacuelas. Sc di6 cuenta con IN escrito en
que dofia Antonio B. viuda de Bas, ofrcce
en- venta 81 ayuntamiento 81 resto de las
obras de Ia Biblioteca de su esposo
don j. j. Bas, fgur6ndosa an i'm
porte On el presupuesto de 1907-1908,
pues no Berfa Inconvenience para ella rea
liar Ia venta deiando para el presupuesto
entTante el cobro de montante. Ell Con.
eejo acuerda pasar este asunto & Ia Comi.
sion de Fomento para que an union del
senior aIcalde, examine las obras de refe.
rencia y con su informea la Comisi6n de
Hacienda con el fin de que proceda al Jus.
riprecio de dichas obras, informaudo lue.
go al Concejo para resolver 10 que fuere
de lugar.
Habiendo manifestado el sscretario, que
cumpliendo acuerdo del Conceio, habia
pTocedido la recopilaci6n de todaB las
ordenanzas municipaleS adoptadas por el
Concejo desde 81 1902 1906, cuyo ira
bajo estaba terminado, q fin Rde que eli
ayuntamiento dispuaiera 10 que estimara
de lugar respecto So publication, sc acor.
do designar en- comisi6n & los seiiores La.
rroca, Fal6, Preaidente del Conceio al.
calde de Ia ciudad, para que examiner y
corrijan dichas ordenanzas, proponiendo
luego, las modifcaciones que creyeren con.
venientes. con Objeto de disponcr su impre.
sion J publication.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
Entertained the Clubs.

Mrs ]. D. Biggs entertained the
Finch Club on Thursday afternoon
OF last week The members of the
Gossip Club and Mrs. Della Fergu-
son we're also guests of the occasion.
All played finch during the entire
afternoon. the only interruption be-
ing for the service of refreshments
AND while some Of the finch play
ers often declare that they would
rather play finch than to eat,
the evident relish. with which the
delicate and delightful refreshments
were received by eacn and every one
present tended to raise some question
as &c the sincerity of the aforesaid
declaration. 1t is safe to say that
the afternoon passed most pleasant
ly for all guests.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
VESSIE.

c. S. Arthur and family are Wis
iting VIM. Rife.
Miss Bessie Neal left last week
for, a visit to her brother in
Springfield, o.
]. P. Rife and little daughter, ,Mearl,
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atiNes in Louisa.
Z. G. r. totete has returned from
Washington, and is going into the
poultry business at this place.
Harry Queer has returned from
Portsmouth, where he spent few
days with his brother.
The saw mill On Slab Camp i.
doing a flourishing business.
lev. Thornsberry spent one nigh
last week with Jim Lemons.
c. T. Millec has moved from thii
place to Bolts Fork, where he i
IN the goods business.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. James Lem
ons, 10 pound girl.
Ben and Tom Buckley, of Estep
who have been very lbw with pneu
monia for some time. are better.
Frank Stewart and James Lemon
sre our champion fox hunters.
Mrs. Hall is improving from Al
attack OF pneumonia.
] ]. T. Rife and VIM. Albright ar
contemplating a visit TO Ashlan
soon.
/ Noll Savage. OF Estep. purchase
l ia fine horse last week, and is &c
ing into the crosstie business.
/. sam Maynard will move from hi
! place to Cat in the near future.
Owing to much rain our road
/ are in bad condition.
Uncle Johnny Armstrong has II
5 grip
C. S. Arthur has sold his fiji
: saddle horse 81 PUNK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
BIG DEAL
The Gunnell Block in Louisa Sold
For $4,000.

Probably the largest real estate
deal ever ma6e in Louisa was clos
ed last Saturday afternoon by R A.
BickeI. 1t iLcluded what is known
as the Gunnell business block, con-
sistiI g Of one-half acre in the
heart Of the business district. The
buildings on il are those occupied by
d. G. SPENCE, C. A Kirk. Louisa
Drug Company. W. D. Pierce. J. B.
Crutcher. Drs. Bussty and Jones.
Rowe's barber shop and the Arling-
ton Hotel. The price is s16,oOO.0O.
H. this deal Mr.. Gunnell closes out
the remainder Of his Louisa prop
erty. having sold his residence re-
Gently to w. NJ. Justice.
\ Mr Bickel is a successful insur-
snce and real estate man and he
is being congratulated upon his lat
. est achievement The property Is
livery desirable and the large pressed
brick store building on the corner
's the finest in the Big Sandy Valley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
Row on Train

last Sunday morning n row occurr-
ID or the passenger train from Pike
vile Ashland which caused a
sood deal OF excitement and one
lnock-down. John Daniels, q
passenger. grew very noisy. and
when demonstrated with became &c
violent that Conductor Carr knocked
nlm down. When the train reached
louiso he and Detective Payne tool
paniels Off ard and turned him ov'
sr TO Judge Thompson. The pris'
oner was held in 500 bail unit
Monday. when he vas arraignsd fo
Trial. After a. statement from botl
rides the Judge imposed a fine o
Sia5O
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
Going to New York.

Drs. l. H. York and A. P. Banfield
will leave on the 10Th for New York
City to take postgraduate courses
in their profession. This is DR.. Ban
field 14un course. DR.. York viii
give his attention entirely to sener-
al surgery while there. He win re-
turn to LOUISA by the time the new
Riverview Hospital is ready TO open
Or. York has been very successful
IN the practice Ct surgery as well as
medicine, and this special prepara-
ton win give him the advantage OF
the most advanced methods.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
A,T. ZION.

]. W. Bellomy. of Durbin spent
Sunday with home folks at Ade-
line
G. K Herman made business trip
to Ashland Tuesday.
Miss Levie Workman was called
to Portsmouth to the bedside Of her
sister, who has typhoid fever.
Allen Kinner was 8, Bolts fork Wis
itor Sunday.
John Ross. of Durbin. visited
bone folks Sunday.
Lsory Bolt returned from Mud riv-
er Wednesday.
John Queen, Of Hulette, was q
visitor here Monday.
w. D. Bolt was on our creek Fri
ady.
Ike Fannin and Willis Armstrong.
OF Culbertson, was business Wis
itor at Buchanan Monday.
Misses Clara Burton and Elsie
Vanhorn, Of Rove creek. were guests
of Bear creek friends last week.
mrs AnnIe Kinner visited her.
parents on Garner last week
Mrs. Lewis Fannin, Of East Fork.
was called to Portsmouth by the III
ness of her granddaughter. Miss Mary
McGiothlin. who has typhoid fever.
Damp Kinner was a business visi-
tor at Buchanan Friday.
Miss FANNY Bacook was the gu est
of her sister at Culbertson last
week.
Ben 0Daniels was on our creek
Monday.
Mrs. Millard French was the guest
OF home folks last week.
|. Roll Queen. OF Culbertson. was
here last week Two Chu-as-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
FATAL ACCIDENT
Benny Adkins Fell Under Wheels
Of Morning Train.

On last Sunday morning Dennie
bdnfns, a c. and o. brakeman. fell
,oom a work train on the Marrow
bune branch Of ths {. and o. rail
NV. a few miles above Pikevilie,
md received iaiuries which caused
bis death a few hours thereafter. The
srnin was IN motion and Adkins. who
I'D ieen At work for the Company
saly a short time. was sitting on
he aide Of q sOnaola. BY some
nuanl he fol. falling under the car
nnd the train passed over him. Al
som a. possible the unfortunate
nm was taken to Pikeville vher'
~ Companys surgeon. Or. z A
Tkomrson. rendered all possible aid
a special train was hastily mad
up aud Adkins. attended by III
narsson and another physician, wa
pincrd on board The train thel
s,nrisd for the c. and o. Hosplta
a Huntington. but the injured ma
disd short distance above Richard
nnn. On the arrival OF the bod
a. Louisa Il was turned over :
nndsitaker Snyder and prepared 70
buria,.
when ne accident occurred III
relatives OF Adkins in the vlcinit
of FhllsburE were notified by tel'
rhole. Some OF them came to lol
IA Monday iiorning and took chars
Of The body. carrying 1t to MOI
\ ems creek for lnterment
, Denny Adkins was son OF Williai
hdlans. single, and about &c
- years Of age.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
ULYSSES.

James Morrison about three weeks
ago stuck hail in his hand, which
rapidly developed into serious case
OF food poisoning. lie is much
improved at this time as TO be able
to sit up and walk about the room
Born on Feb. 10, TO Elias George
and wife. a girl Also to Mopro,
Borders and wife girl.
There has been great many cases
OF isgripp here recently, but al
are letter.
Ell Boyd has just finishes haul
Ing saw logs.
Mrs. Alice Hoyd visited her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Minnie Beasley. Sunday.
Ballard Castle, OF Georges creek
and Mrs, Mary Il. Hannah. OF thii
place, were united In marriage Mar
TN. by Rev. Albert Miller. Th'
groom is "a and the bride S5.Thi
is the seconG marriage for both ,sh
being the widow of the late II. X
Hannah. WHO died about five year
age. Their many friends extent
congratulations
Henry Bowen and Bud Lyons hav
fine lot Of saw logs at tn
mouth OF Lost creek.
Lewis Chandler, Of River, bough
a thousand ties at the mouth 3
Lost creek recently. "Xanthous."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
IO6 YEARS OLD
0nsE the Worlds Oldest Men
Dies Near Louisa,

Uncle Jimmy" Belcher died near
.l;hp. this county, few days ago.
vas over one hlpdred Years old,
youngest son. now about 50
old. says his father was born
y IkrO. making bis age more than
1o9 .ears he was undoubtedly The
IIdoas nan In Kentucky and possi-
~ the United States.
HoA leveral months he had been
r5nclically helpless, but previous 10
hat time was rsmlrkahly active
he was born Ia Virginia. Ills
oldest daughter died three yeat
30 At the age OF rs. Five children
nfe now living. NJ. Belcher was .
onir,. good citizen.
TIE remarkable span covered b,
Ms lfe has been the greatest deyel'
opment ever witnessed IN any oihel
psrinc of the worldr history. WheI
~ remember that he was born th'
nsx, year after the death OF Georg'
washington We realize that he wa
penrly a. old a. the United State
rsptrnment he was born beior
tAe steamboat was invented and be
fnru railvaya were IN use. Can
Ges we're used where electric light
~ daEzle the eye. Il would b
ini.psting TO follow these reflection
aIong the various lines OF progres
= W had space
Bie sandy somehow manages I
nrusk records right along in .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
J. 3. Clayton Appointed Sheriff.

james B. Clayton was on last Mon
day appointed Sheriff of Lawrence
CoLrty and executed bond and en-
terei upon his duties at once. He
appointed T. J. Chapman and Wal
ter Clayton as deputies.
NJ. Clayton is a sober, industrious
comretent nan, and will make q
good officer. He is already at work
executing papers and expects to
have everything in his line read,
by the time Circuit Court opens thC
fourth Monday in April.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

The sale Of the Eloise Improve
Comlany's personal property last
Friday attracted quite crowd
and the property brought gooi prices
The store in Louisa was bought
ny [. 7. Rule.
Yesterday the whltehouse Company
I ersonal property was sold. but up
to the time OF going to press We
have received no report Of, tho
result.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
Notice to Subscribers.

We have SECURED an extension Of
.ime on the big combination offer
and reduction 10 $3.50. and also
tho addition Of religious weekly
fur elk montha This makes u
unnrfs and the Big Sandy News for
$50 An who have paid $50 will
rccciye credit on the NEWS for
Ne ten cents and the religious
wookly will be sent also.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15


jence on Upper Second street.
Mr. Andy Hatcher. a prominent
and aged citizen of Pikeville, died
Wednesday morning He was the
father OF James Hatcher.
The Court of Appeals has reyers-
ed a judgment of the Pike Circuit
Court in an election contest case
of A F. Childress against W. B.
Pinson involving the office OF School
eupei intendont OF Pike County, and
awarded the office u Childress, the
Republican candidate. The opinion
Of tie court was announced by Judge
Lasslng, who writes: 'Waiving
aside ali ts5aIicallties and formal
objections. appellant. on the face oi
the returns. was fairly elected and
entitled to the office"
The decision of the court was
announced in the consolidated cases
OF Childress VS.. Pinson, Pinson, VS.
BARLEY, and Pinson VS.. Keen, OF
appeal from the Pike Circuit Court
The Judgment Of the court below Il
reversed as to the first-named cas-
and affirmed as to the other cases
At the November, 1905, election
Childress and Pinson were eandi
dates for the office Of County Sup
erintendent CT Schools. On tn
face OF the returns Childress We
elected by a majority of sixty vote.
but the vote Of one precinct va
not reported IT, the County Electio
n Commission. and that body certif
cd that Pinson had sixteen major
ity On the canvass OF returns, bl
a the commissioners did not issue
certificate to him.
h Pinson entered suit against Bar
'ey and Keen, officers of precinc
in the countg. asking a mandamus
comtel them to bring in signed stat
+ ments about disputed ballots. II
4 lower court heard the contest aI
10 dismissed the petitions of Pins
in against BARLEY and Keen, and
fe clareI Pinson to have received
majority Of the votes. The eou
n declared him the winner by twel
ID majority. Childress appealed
the court, anu gets the office. II
70 case was tried in the lower cou
IN before Judge Ben C. Williams. W
was Special Judge of the Pike c
s. cult Court for the hearing of I
n case
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

DR.. NJ. G. watsoa has been con-
fined to his room for several days
us the result OF an injury received
on a train while returning from
the West recently. A heavy luroh
u the train threw him against Z
chair with such force that an ab'
cess has resulted from the bruiseH'
has heen suffering severely.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
Professor KeanisOn.

Tho reputation OF Prof. Kennison
for profound scholarship and great
rScellency as teacher had preced-
cd him TO Louisa. When the Ken
lucky Normal College was located in
Pres,onsburg he was one OF its
uble corps OF instructors, and when
this city became the permanent home
OF the school Mr.. Kennison adhered
TO tie fortunes OF The College. He
Il in all respects and from every
point OF view an ideal instructor.
Every branch In the curriculum OF
schools is HIS BY this It is meant
that he is entirely familiar with
everything taught in schools and
colleges. lie seems. and is, at home
in all departments. From the chart
and primer rc calculus and Greek
he Is the competent teacher and ex-
ponent. Combined with his bchol.
Arly requirement Prof Kennison has
the great alid essential ability IL
.mpait instruction TO those whC
seek il. As has probably beer
raid before IN this PAPER there arr
thosa who know bdt cannot teach
and there are those, unfortunately
who are BY inclination and desir'
teachers, but who. equally unforiu
nately have not scholarship srfn
cient for modern demands. PROT
Kahnison does not belong TO eth
er OF these classes. lie is full
equipped along uhe lines OF abiit
TO teach and mental and intellect
ual requirements. Combined Wit
these important and essential Qual
|, ltieA Prof. Kennison possesses
personality at once inviting an
agreeable. The writer recent
had the pleasure OF seeing and heal
Ing TOR himself how this able J
y. : man sDuEht 20 instruct n
mauy young men and women VIII
some OF them. from early In n
morning unti late in the day. thronl
ed dis recitation room. II WAS
profitable hour 10 the visitor, eve
ie anc II surely must have been vel
~ profitable season TO the crowd
students Here. said the visit
l. TO himself. are pupils seeking know
:, edge. and here is teacher vi
- knowe their needs and can supp
ie them.
10 Prof Kennison also has the We
~ happy faculty. the knack." II "
'n pleAsc, OF getting the pupil TO 4
~ what he knows. This cannot Il
~ 10 Inspire the pupil with con
~ lenee In himself; to give him se
'e possession and seif-oontrot Eve
~ embryo teacher. IA tact every stu
= ent. no matter what may be !
W. intended vocation. will thorough
ue appr, clate the important Quali,
"e OF self-control. self-possession a
as confidence without conoelt.
en- Tais paper. the friend and ADJ
u cate OF the teachers and OF
an WORTHY. Industrious and asplri
'u- voune men and women. tells y
uS In all candor and with no selfish n
!" tive or intent. that ~ you want
'or equip yourself for your life wo
build upon tie foundation OF &c
me education; anc light here. aim
iU at your doors. Is school VIII
ie- this foundation can be laid, 4
~ that. too. at cost which, comp
rye Cd " q its lasting value. Is aim
OF insltuificant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

Allen Brumiield, who formerly liv-
I'd here. had his heel badly injured
while clearing freisht wreck
on the N. and W.. eight miles east
Of here. He ia a section foreman.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

by the time Circuit Court opens the
fourth Monday in April.
WEBBVILLE.
B'll Perkins and four boys went
to Willard tc load car Of timber
for their handle mill.
Crlst is loading out a car load Of
stavos to-day. We5bville Exchange
IL leading spokes.
Be"nie Webb sold HIS farm on Dry
Fork to John Perkins.
7. and S. nlevins, Dave Polly wife
and nlne children, Henry Polly wife
and iour children. North Kellar, Dave
Wefp and two boys all left for
Oklahoma.
BID Taylor passed here with 2SC
head OF fine hogs.
= Ward and Mr.. Potter are her,
on their way to Ashland.
Jasper Roberts, II near Louisa
is here on his way to Grayson.
Train two hours behind time.
Cur; Thompson and wife wen
TO Charleston today.
Two car loids Of hogs shipped I,
Central Ohio.
j A J. Pennington returned from
Oklahoma and reports a good tim
, and his heath improved.
i MS belle Gambill returned fror
PENNSYLVANIA today.
} f. r. Moore went to Blaine yes
: terdhy. God save the roads
this county for the County Court
/ will not.
) Taylor Woods wen. through her
with a fine drove OF cattle.
r Tom Perkins. family and Iafe Web
3 are moving 10 Mahan.
n ". Maport, OF Williamson and &C
1 is here.
= Mrs. John Gambill and Miss Swe
]. nam are here going TO Cincinnai
; 'yn, Mckee. the old conductor, wi
! lis nov in the office. made the II
e for Conductor Kilgore. whose wi
Is III.
Ie Peters and Allen, Of Floyd eou
o ty. passed today with so hei
of young cattle.
Mr.. Stewart. of Blaine. is he
on his way to East Fork
N business.
Is W Hicks and two sisters. Nj
st Crist and oUners, arrived on eve
10 ing train.
1t Young Ward and Walters pass
RS through here from Ashland
IN their home in johnson county.
e. jim Ward came in from Ashla
nj today.
Little Shine Gamblll and John
g Dole are here going to Ohio.
n Clabe Speers, OF Catlettsburg,
t. here TO buy ties.
er Tackett ana Mitchell. OF Floyd, w
he by with $50 head of cattle, /
u have passed here in Tn
on days.
leander Swetnam's daughter
p- herr on her way to Blaine,
nd Ben McNeal, of Cherokee, is h
lat on mis- way to old Virginia to
is sick brother.
to, Estep and Calhoun. of John
ed drove % head OF cattle by.
ter Anett Holbrook Is here from
OF lott on his way TO Charleston.
PIX MS Ella Mckee came up q
of Greeiup to see her mother.
lin Rev Daniels, of Cats fork, "
nd to Huntington to-day.
in Tain got off track and was
aid reac' ing here last night.
uf- d, aeon Wade is here for
ply firm
Of Young Pennington, Of Little +
'od Is hCre on his way to Greenup
up work.
ca The Literary had fine time
their debate. Prof. Daniels is
dg- tine educator and our school i
the splendid one.
the Mr.. Jackson. of Gieenrp, Is }
the Miss Rife. OF Bells Trace,
the here
Gamhnl. of Gaines creek.
the 10 Ashland today.
eti- Alr Anna, Hart came to I
'oal Aebb's today.
This Ton Whitley and B. Roberts
4. turned from court ar Grayson.
Mr.. Bell. lumber dealer. who I
ont ped lot Of lumber to England
Of here looking after his timber II
ays ests.
rom John webb'e son. who Is a {
ms 1T Lexington is visiting here.
rev. judge Redwine came up from
em- Ger Court and spent Sunday.
Success to the NEWS. /
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

The infant daughter OF Mont
Holt and wlfs died Wednesday Of
ccnvulsions. II was seven days
old. The faneral took place from
the residence at one o'clock Thurs-
Jay afternoon. conducted by Rev.
elsie lnterment in Pine aiu Gem
etery. 80 .. N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

Rs,. II. d. Hule.t u suffering
With lnilammatory rheumatlAm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up At Pike, Paint and
PrestOnsburg.

DI G. V. Daniel and family have
moved to Paintsville from Sip and
ere occupying their pretty resi-
jence on Upper Second street.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-15

Mr.. Andy Hatcher, a prominent
and aged citizen of Pikeville. died
Wednesday morning. He was the
father OF James Hatcher.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-04
Hiatt i Garr
Il Trur Janrx
BY DIR. !. WAYNBAUM.

thanks their Of vision, all other become atho
scopichcy find the sentiments of their ncgbo by carefully
examining their physiognomcs Such conditions Of course have brought
complications. There plenty OF where needs
his nbor sentiments which he far from feeling toward
he will which will be purely work Of
will his true internal emotion Such states
hypocrisy deceit which will calculation
feeling In such certain hesitation almost
the And bhooycs
sufficiently his faculty of pahocopy in order that
he NAV distinguish n smile
from false
phyognomy being the center of whole energetic symbol
mmateria has contributed enormously the
lettering has perfected himself He has made
beautiful So the phognomy by giving accurate informa
of which whole
capable reading correctly
Thus it is that laughs cries. bushes turns pale to
all other capable of feeling
thinking seeing do thus forced to do likewise, order
relieve physognomy being with the
the andm all themselves
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-04
Regulating tire Su;e.

Rural co-uruurl,ies have exhausted
the s--pa-y O. ueapoas asalaS; auto
-oohlistt ana with VARYING success.
The mutual feeling aroused by the
xar.a-. has not been favorable 10 the
spin; o. Christian affection. !, has
remained for MIddleboro. Mass. 10
aaopt the gentle measure, II ia TO be
hoped the resul, will Justify the
means. and that Midd,,boro will DO n
safe leader In the middle way between
the Scyiia OF auto traps and tho
Charybdis OF lightning flights Of devil
Troy Times. the Automobiie club has
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-04
Rocky Ford Enterprise
WILL n. MoNKMAN. Publisher.
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO
A Matter Of Honor.

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M, ,,,., ,..,r ho,o, In se.,ayi,. the
n,,,,. ,,s value n, ,hs,, nossessions
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.,a .,.,, ~. ,o,.,., ,..,.,.,io,s IN the
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,o,. ,,.,.y an, ,,,.som. s.a,chi,r NJ
,s,xo,.I sWs.,s ,,o, landing The
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