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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-13
Mrs. Bartram Dead.

Mrs. Jane Bartram, the aged lady
Who had for the past several weeks
had been so critically i'll. died in
Catlettsburg. at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. L. G. Chatfield.
Mrs. Bartram was formerly Miss
Jane Frazier. and was born De-
eember %. 1910. in Louisa,Ky. On
October the first Of 1893. she was
married to James Bartram. in Wayne
county, W. Va. In 1874 Mrs Bart
ram united with the Methodist
Church in Wayne. W. Va. Eight
children were born 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Bartram, four dying in infancy the
four living being John A Bartram
and VIM. Bartram, OF Clifford. KY
Mrs. L. C. Chatfield. Lindsay Bar
tram. OF San Bernardeno. Cal. One
brother and two sisters survive her
Vim. Frazier, Of Core Greek, W. Va.
Mrs. Caroline Martin. of Catlettsburg
and Mrs. Nancy Rateliff. OF Hunt
ingtOn. She was the Oldest OF !.
children. and having moved to Cat
lettsburg during the war was oounte'
az one Of its oldest residents. anC
also the person greatest advanced ii
years in that city. Mrs. Bartram ha'
eleven grandchildren. % great grand
children. and one great, great grand
child
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NOTES


John c. G MAYO vas present al
the big Painisville banquet. and in
his honor half a dozen biz coal con
Germs vere represented BY their Va
rious officials tables being dotted Wit;
miniature coal tipples and cars and
railroad trains
II Nas 10 easy task to write up
the feast To slightly paTaphrase Mr.
buckingham the News VAS thinking
While eating Of something to write.
and II vas hard q write for thinking
o. the good things b. had to eat.
Talk about yosr -four and twenty
blackhirds baked IN a pie--they were
ed oat from that big yailer jackets
u0tL.ag TO the pair Of binds who look
nest and sang those songs
Several volunteer toas,s were offer
ed and the responses were uniformly
good
To Nrs John Mayo and her chArtn-
iIg COTS Of assistants Is due much
o, the pleasure and satisfaction which
characterized the big banquet
Col Jay II. Nor;hup and Dr. C. W.
wrOten were among the guests
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all the national forests in New Mexico.
Arizona and Oklahoma.
The Colonel entered the government
service in 1897 under the Interior De-
partment and was sent to Minnesota
as appraiser Of public lands. He en-
tered the forest service March II. 1906,
as forest supervisor at Santa Fe and
took charge OF the ella National
Forest March IL. 1902. AT the crea-
ton Of the Big Burros National Forest
II was placed under his supervision,
as was likewise the Fort Bayard
planting station.
He is a lawyer by profession and
has served his native town. Louisa,
KY. as postmaster under President
Harrison. and when Kentucky went
Republican the other day he flew a
round town like a chicken with it's
head cut off setting EN- up to himself
Mr. Mcclure Is one Of the oldest
supervisors in the service and his
administration has been universally
popular. and he is recognized by the
forest service as a capable man. as We
as By the users OF the forest with
whom whom he had government bus
iness to attend to. they always hsyinl
found him Just. courteous and obligin.
He has during his stay in Silver CITY
made many friends.who wish him wei
while in Washington and who viii
be glad when he returns next March
Silver City Paper.
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M. F. CONLEY, Publisher

ure to repair small damages to roads
with shovel and pick as soon as
these damages occur result in a few
months neglect to large damages and
a heavy expense to the county. Far
mers have practical and occular dem
onstration Of the truth OF this state
menI every winter and spring and
one Of the best things that could be
done in connection with our roads
and thing which would not only
save the roads but save the county
thousands Of dollars in repairing
them is to devise some plan to repair
small damages as they occur. II Is
suggested that road workers be ap-
pointed on the rural routes within
the county limits. whose duty it shall
be to go over and repair small dam
ages at least once a month and that
their compensation shall not exceed
$500. This would not cost the eoun-
~ oger six or seven hundred dollars
and would save in road working from
two or three thousand. beside keeping
the roads in good condition for the
whole year.
The rural routes are undoubtedly
the most important roads in the
county and for an experiment did wis
to select them II this plan works
well, (and it is sure to work we'll
it should be extended the following
year to all the roads in the county
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Wants To Resign.

The Lemon. Morgan county, post
office is one that the postmaster, Miss
Minnie Phipps. is trying unsuccessful
" to pass to scme other person. The
compensation received from the office
is small. and she has time and again
threatened to resign. always to be per
suaded by the patrons to retain the
position. Miss Minnie has consented
to serve again during :he coming win
ter. but serves notice on Represen-
tative Langley that next summer some
other person must take the lemon.
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Turned Off The Lights.

The lights Of the jamestown Ex-
position were turned off BY Presi-
dent Tucker after formal exercises
late last Saturday night. and the
exposition. which had been run
ming since April se. came to an end.
Director General Martin authorized
a statement showing the total ad--
missions since the opening to have
been 2.5oO.Ooo. OF which i.soeooe were
paid. The exposition closed heavily
In debt.
The whole concern has been placed
In the hands Of recelver. or re-
eesvers. rather. Il requiring three to
wind up the miserable hilure
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of For Washington.

Colonel Rob>rt C Mcclure. Forest
Supervisor Of the Gila National For
est and the Big BurrOs National
Forest. LEFT last Tuesday evening for
Washington. n. G., being called
hy'the Forester TO b District Forester
Tor three months While In the. .otIlee|
o. the Forester he viii have % Do NJ
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May Become A President.

Having become the owner ~ the
Botner property on Madison street
Mat Elan. Of Ashland. win probably
move to Louisa very soon, Mr.. Elan
toImerly lived IN this county, not far
fton Louisa. and was a highly, .es,
,Dlnod eltllen. s,cV IA,
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BECKHAM
And The SenatOrship.
Stubborn Fight In Prospect. Pc.
sitiOn Of Senator NJ. G.
Watson.

The following article from the
courier-Journal is not published as
an Endorsement Of the views expressed
but to show the contention of those
Democrats who oppose Beckham S
election to the L. S. Senate.
AS Senator NJ G. Watson is one of
the hold-over Senators it will be Of
general interest to know what his po-
sition is in this connection He states
that he will vote for Beckham, as he |
regards himself bound by the action |
OF his constituency. Every county in
!. this district gave Beckham a majori-
ty in the primary and Senator Watson
accepted the result in good grace and
has never wavered in his determine
tion 10 abide by IT,
The Courier-Journal article is as
follows:
Free and untrammeled by any OBJ
legations, fictitious or otherwise, l3
Democratic Senators will vote in the
contest for United States Senator at
the coming session Of the General As
q sembly, and these thirteen men will
have the balance OF power. These mer
who are free from any alleged ties,are
> the thirteen Senators who were not
: elected at the last November election
n but who held over by virtue of four
5 year term.for which they were elected
le in November, 1905.
/ These men are specifically and dis
i tinctly eliminated from the primary
II under the official call which was IS
rs sued on June 13, 1906. The call a.
le. regards the legislators. reads as 70
H. lows: The legislators who are elect
- ed at the November election. 1907
+ will be called upon to elect Unite'
ne States Senator, who vii take Lii
II scat March 4, 1909. In another plac
A. the call says: The Democratic part
& in Kentucky be given an OppOrtunit.
u to say for whom they wish their leg
L islators TO vote for United State
u Senator. and this opportunity shOul
60 be given them before their legislator
40 are nominated and elected"
IN This call specifies that the nomina
ad ton for United States Senator shoul
o. be made before the Legislators ar
d nominated and elected. Yet the
Democratic hold-over Senators wer
already elected and they could no
be bound by any primary. even if III
primary which Was held was legal
at which is exceedingly questionable. {
"a say the least
en- II is known that four or more o
of these Senators. feeling that they ar
p not bound by the snap primary. vii
" vote against Governor Beckham an
all will try to elect some other DemOcra
r. who is more popular with the peOpl
np o. the State. The fact that six Q
ich these Democrats would have bee
ID beaten for reelection had they stOO
Id for election in their districts at III
i'm election on November :. shows tina
nit the people OF their districts are no
mt for Gov. Beckham for United State
or Senator. The falling off in the Dem
IN ocratic vote in those districts is cor
nj strued to mean that the people il
ik- those districts wanted Gov BeckhaT
er- beaten:a and would have voted agains
sending to the State Senate Demo
ose Gratis who might vote for him for III
~ senatorship.-Cou
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More About Roads.

, The old adage that a stitch In time
saves nine Is lust as applicable 70
roads as Il Is to garpenss The fail.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-13

Detective Dan Price arrested Lonzo
Conley in Logan county. W. Va. last
week and brought him to Paintsville
and placed him in jail Conley IS
charged with forgery. two charges
pending against him. The Paintsville
National Bank is prosecuting Conley
and the chances are he viii spend
some time behind the penitentiary
walls at Frankfort
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-13

The large general store Of George
Kendrick and the postoffice burned
at Gulnare. Tuesday night. the loss
being an almost total one
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UP SANDY.
Items Gathered From the coun.
ties Along the Valley.

Joe Harris has been appointed
Clerk Of Floyd county succeeding
the late G. r Davidson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-13

Representative Langley recommend
ed the appointment Of Mrs Julia simp-
son for the Setter, Floyd county. post
office.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-13

J. P. Conley. postmaster Of Falcon.
Magoffin county. win be removed
from office for violation. Of the postal
regulations.
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Our friend DR.. ]. B. Maynard, who
goes to Frankfort as one Of Pike
eounty's representatives to the leg
islature this year. is preparing to go
in style. We have seen his broadelOth
Prince Albert and silk hat. which
was ordered for him by Farrell &&
GOff of this place. and when e-DOc"
gets rigged out in them there viii
not be a finer looking representative
at Frankfort. We hope he viii cover
himself with glory as a law maker
The Republican who can get as many
Pond Creek Democrats to vote for him
as the Doctor did must be all right
-Mingo Republican.
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Pikeville. Ky. Dec. 5.-vernsn Fer
guson. ex-sheriff OF Pike county. son
of John Ferguson. and prominently
connected. being nephew OF Judge
W. o. Rateliff. and Mrs. John L
Hager. was overcome in the Ferguson
Coal mines this morning and became
very sick He was taken out Of the
mines twice and revived and on being
taken out after the third attack. he
dropped to the ground and expired
Much sOrrOw is felt over his untimely
end. as he was well liked by all. He
leaves a wife. whom he married a
year ago. his father. brother and two
sisters Ferguson stated Just before
his death that cigarette smoking vas
the cause OF his trouble
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en- LangStOrd.
The committee on refreshments is
requested to meet at the church on
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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At
the
Waist
\ LINEN SHOWER.
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The reception was open to the
public in general and a great mum
Der called during the afternoon, the
occasion being a most enjoyable one
Refreshments of nectar and waters
were served by Mesdames c. r. Glib
and Misses Matte Middleton and
Maude Mcclellan, members Of the
Central Presbyterian church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-12

The faculty of Trinity University
ana their wives held a general recep-
ton in the auditorium of the Uniyer-
sity Friday afternoon in honor Of
the synod and the Womau's Board of
Missions, now converting in the city,
at the Central Presbyterian church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-12

The Ladies Aid society Of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. r. H. Fincher Monday at
ternoon at o'clock. a full attend
ance is desired, as the bazar will be
discussed.
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Bradley chairman, Elder W. v 4
Latte. Elder $, L. tIorubcak /
Presbyterisi Minutes. Abilene, !
Austin. Amariilo~-R Il. Joiner !
chairman. Elder A. w Sledge
Rfownwood Dallas. Denton l..
c. Collier. chairman. ! Cal t.ittrell |
Fort Worth. Houston, jefferson
5 Park. chairman; Rev $, A Co
mer
Paris. san Antonio. Waco NJ
Cooke, chairman; J J Moore.
Standing Rules j. f, Muuday
chairman
Chautauqua Rev. !. Frank
Smith. chairman Rev u II bod
son. Rev H. 4. Hodges.
Friday Nights Session.
The session of The synod Friday
night was turned over to the ladies
for the consideration of foreign and
home mission matters. Mrs. w r.
Preston president of the Woman's
Synodlcal Missionary Association,
presided
Mrs n S Little read the 96th
Psalm as q scripture lesson. The
Lord PRAYER was repeated in con
cert by the congregation,
Addresses were delivered by Mrs.
James Avery Of st. Louis. represent
ing The southwest division of the
Woman's Board and Miss Josephine
Petrie Of New York. secretary Of the |
young peoples work Of the board of
home missions.
Mrs. Avery gave a most interest
ine account of the progress made in |
the foreign fields during the last
century. She spoke of the work in !
India, South Africa. South America.
China. Japan and Korea, and said
that more workers and funds were
needed in these countries.
Miss Petrie gave many beautiful
word pictures of the work that is be-
icE zone in home fields. She refer
red to the mission work in the
of North Carolina, in the
northwest states and territories and
in %ew Mexico Two years ago She
visited a mission settlement in
North Dakota and witnessed twelve
hundred Indians partake OF the |
LORDS supper.
At HE conclusion Of Miss Petrie's
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y d NEBEM Etz4Nt da} uRf H4ha F1aus
20 BEGIN the eeeona day $ WORK OF
ghe ayond
After short devotional season
the minutes Of Friday session we're
read aud approved
TIE roll call for the second day
showed mnFe than one hundred dele
oates in attendance The arrival OF
elder " s Binion Of Graubury WAS
reported aua ae was given seat
with The Fort Worth prcsbytcry. Ell
der n Il pitts OF the Jefferson pres
bytesy and Elder ] I. BRYAN of the
waco prshytcry woro seated with
their respective delegations
Attention was called to the fact
that iu the report Friday afternoon
OF the board of church extension TIE
report from the Waco prosbstery
was omitted Permission was asked
10 have it inserted IN the boards re-
port when received from the chair
man pr. Manton The request was
granted
The report Of the committee APP
pointed 20 visit Trinity University
was read The committee reported
as having visited the university In
April for the purpose OF inspecting
the buildings These were found TO
be in excellent condition and all the
departmeuts of the school were in
the hands OF capable instructors. The
COMMITTEES again visited the universe
IS after the opening Of the present
term. and noted that the conditions
were of the most encouraging ma
ture The report stated that the en-
rollmcut was in excess of last year
and that about fifty per cent OF the
old student body returned Twenty
seven Young men are now studying
he ministry. The committee deciar
I'd that the university was entering
upon a new life of prosperity, and
closing its report emphasized the |
great need of endowment. The re-
port was signed by Rev Frederick |
Bowen. Rev r. f. Chandler and |
Rev. f. L. Moore.
A communication from the Amar- /
lilo presbytery called the synod's at !
tentiOn to the fact that an effort |
was being made to establish a col
lege at some point in the panhandle. |
Three towns had submitted propo- |
sitions looking toward securing the |
school 1t is expected that a PROPOSE
ton will be accepted at an early
date. and then the erection OF SUIT
able buildings viii be commenced
! and pushed to rapid completion. Inc
! communication was referred 10 the
committee on education.
The special order for $50 was
the report of the standing commit
| tee on home missions. The report
was read by the chairman, Rev. Ar
| thur F. Bishop. A motion prevailed
that the report be received and con-
sldered by sections.
The first recommendation of the
report was that the report of the
board of church extension be receiv-
ed aud filed and that the synod take
some steps to- relieve the board of a
F.Jt ,y szou Spesking 20 the re-
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SYNOD HEARS
MANY REPORTS

tContianess from page -
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Julio 21.-El cinemat6grafo que con
tanto 6xito trabaia en- ssta Teatro 81 que
represents 81 senior Manuel Torres, da
mafiana una function benefcio del AAiEo
de PobEes do eHta ciudad. Be espsra una
numeTOsa concuTrenCia.
lei senior don Angel Manual Marin
que 90 examine Ga dias pasados para optar
al tftulo de farm lC6utico ha sido sprobado
por el tribunal que le ha concedido 81 ex
preIado tftulo. Le felicitRmoH.
La Compaifa de Aptom6viles de
Arecibo, ha EecibidO aver de los Estados
Unidos un msguffCO autom6vil de caGga
eI cual dar6 visies entire eata ciudad
Utuado. Hoy hR ualidO para esa ciudad
con seSenta quintaleH de cargs hacienda el
viaje on menoS de tres horas Pronto re-
cibir6n otro de la misma fuerza.
Los tickets para 81 visje poF fsrroca-
FTil Ponce el dia "a SO vendan en- aI cafe
de Las BaIeares. EstoB tickets pueden
servir tambi6n para 81 tren coyreo de la
mafiana tanto de ida como de vueIts. Va
10 saben los escuEsionistaB
En- el vspor ''PhiladaIphia" embaEca
ell microbes para les Estados UnidoS en-
viaje de recreO 81 DR.. CuTbeIo lu apre-
ciada fAmilis.
Han regraaadO de 50 visjs 4 los Esta-
dos Unidos 81 Ldc. don Jose Marcial L6
PEI y So distipguida espoua.
va han circulado las iuvitaciones pa.
ra el bale que da eI Casino Espsfio en-
celebraci6n del Patrono de Esps1a el do
mingo %.
-Cincuenta y ocho mil sacos de az6car
ha producido este ano la Central Camba.
lache.
va funcionsn dentro de Ia ciudad
varios tel6fonos dentro de pocoB dia1 se
darS communication los dem6B que se han
montado.
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PYomoVentC

6obre administration
judicial en- el intestado
de Clara Petty Lowrie
A todas las personss interesadas en- ell
intestadO de Clara Petty Lowrie, = en- par
ticular tndoU BuB acreedores.
SABED: Que la Hon. Corte del Dis
tFito del Distrito Judicial de Guayama &
pstici6n del promovente William J. Lo.
Wfie, causa de haber faIlecido en- Ia
ciudad de Gaayama, sin testar, ell dia Is
de Mario 1907 la ( icha Clara Petty Lo-
wrie, oidas las pruebas peTtinentes al case
ge constituy6 Ia correspondence Admins.
TRACTION de los bienes de la fnada, eucar.
g6ndose de 50 direction 81 Administrator
Judicial que suBcribe, quien 30 encuentra
en- possession de dichos bieneS, con auto
Tidad aufciente para AatisfaceH todas las
reclamaciones debicamente presentRdas
ante 81 en- la foTma = manera que pres
cribe Ia Ley de Procedimientos EspeciaIes
do 1905, y para 81 pago de suS deudas:
POR LO TANTO todas las personaa
que tuvieren alguna reclamation que ha.
Ger contra los bienes de Ia fnada Clara
Petty LowFie, bien como acreedores Faco-
nocidos, 8 en- culaquier otrO concepto, Be
serviran en- el termino de dfas que marca
dichs ley presentar ante este Admins
tradoF en- 50 residencia y Ofcinas, Central
Aguirre, Guyana, dichas cuentas 8 re-
clsmaciOnes, debidamente juradas, para
ebrar en- consecuencia con arreglo dere.
cho.
Frank q. DEXTER, Gag. Coll Csohi,
Abogados del Administrator. Waiter A.
LosOrie. Administrator Judicial.
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DENUNCIA POR ACRE
sion en- Ponce.
Habia muChOS deSsOS de or ALI a
Ia banda de BeBefiCeneia.
Dol PaTQuS Do Bumhas 50 hl quItadO o. taI6tOnV,
COsa que 50 C0msRta desfaVOHhINmsRt0.
(De nuestrO oOrTe8ponsaE. )

Julio 19.-Cablea recibidos de Nueva
York anuncisn al mejorsmiento de la
gravedad que aquejaba & unO de los
j6venes del sefior Eduardo Torres. Nos
Alegrsmos.
-Resolviendo asunto que Be TelaCiona
con las pr6ximas CarrerRs de caballOu, Sc
ancuentrR an eata Ciudad 81 stfior Julio
PalscioA.
Don Pedro Igleaiss Gonzalez, ha
preaantado denuncia contra tres peFgonaB
por sgReai6n cometids en Bu persona.
Sc assguIa que es inmenaa ia Concu-
ErenCia que, de los puehlog limitrcfes, ven
dr6 & les fiestaB del 25. Desde Gusya-
ma anuncian una expedition.
Ell dis 25 pr6ximo poF la noche Sc
celebrar6 81 mstrimonio de ia distinguida
aefiorita Paquita Moret con el apEecisble
i6ven Francisco BallesteT. Felicidades
-Ss anuncia para dentro dc breves
dfas el snlace de Ia sprecisble seforita
Anita Rivi6 con nm cRballero frances.
--Mucho 90 lamenta el gus la Banda
de Benefcepcia no Pueda vsnir tocar
4 Ponce. Habfa muchcs deBeos de cirla.
-AnoChe estuvo concurridR la plaza
de Ia Abolici6n con moEivo de Ia Eetreta
que di6 Ia Banda Marina.
Sc encuentrs grRvemente enferma en-
eAta ciudad Ia seflora abuela de los como.
cidos comeTCiantes AefioEea Monllor, de
eatR plaza.
-Desde aver Ae encuentra enfsrmo don
EAteban Bernard.
EN- eBta gemanR hR esta do muy concu
FFida la Biblioteca municipal.
-6egdn prOgramaS vistos, las fiastsu
del % en- Pefuelas, ser6n nuntuosaa Sc
celebrara una parada por Ia Gnardia
Nscional.
En- Ia ofcina del TsIefono ae est6n
haCiendo algunas mejoras de gran impor-
tancia. Una nueva csja de Comunica-
clones ha sido traida.
Ell heCho de quitarBe 81 tel6fono en-
81 Parque de Bombas ha dado mucho que
decir. Ea ipnegable ID importancia de
este en- aquel PaTque, puss muchos faegOB
han aidO avisados por telefono q dichO
Parque.
DE hoy msfana sc eSpersn en- euta
ciudad, el alcAlde Moret ipgsniero mu.
nicipal, que desde hace diaS Sc encuentran
On San Juan en- aBuutos ofciaIes
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