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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-03
CaTpgts and Rugs

VuiPUaU u"u uuS0
SIS 90. oxIz Brussels Rug sos
1900, 0xIa I3.7sl
$500, oxIa Administer 1900
5000, oxI2 1900
$500, 37.5o and 1000 Administer and Velvet
Rugs sa9.oe
Ingram Carpets per yard zoe
u Wool Carpets 45cI
Best Wool Carpets 6ocI
Good Brussels Carpet per yard 7ocI
Good Velvet Carpets o5cI
Good Administer Carpets per yard e8
Administer Rug 2Hx4N sI.9s
3x6 500
China Mating per yard Isc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-03

Justice Of the Peace Moore has
moed his office to rooms over the Pos
tai Telegraph Co. where he is pro-
pared to dispense the best brands Of
justice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Scoffern of Ell
Reno visited relatives in this city
last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-03
FOR RENT

"A 5 room house on Colo. Ave,
"A 3 room house on 10th. st.
A 3 room house in Frisco Addition.
A 5 room house on Iowa Ave.
GOOD & co.
12-3-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-03

Buy Christmas We will store them free and de-
Prices Get Morris Chair Rocker Brass Bedsor Comfortable Couch
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.--Harry
Wanko. man Of several aliases, ciyilly
dead because he was paroled criminal,
was taken back 10 San Quentin yester.
day from Oakland yesterday because he
had married. His bride. who was Miss
Jennie Brown, trained nurse OF San
Francisco, declares that Harry" will
come back and that she loves him. The
couple were married July 24th, less than
three months after their meeting. The
wedding has sent the young man back 10
tho penitentiary.
Harry wanko was paroled last June
upon the solicitation Of j. c. Westenberg,
head Of the "Whoseyer VIII Rescue Mis-.
sion Of Oakland. .Wanko had been SEN
tenccd to three years In San Quentin for
breaking jail from Los Angeles country.
lie met Miss Jennie Brown, who was
then in the employc Of Mrs. Westenbcrg
an invalid Wanko confded In Weston.
berg who undertook to straighten out
matters with the prison authorities.
"It 10 no use. Harry be said to the
young convict. "Yon are dead in tho
eyes Of the law and you must not marry
until October 18th, when your sentence
will DO ended"
But Wanko did not heed the warning
OF his bcncfactor. and Miss Brown and
he were married In procuring the mar.
riagc license Whnko gave his name Al
Smith. The marriage was kept secret
from Mr.. and Mrs. westenberg pntil
Thursday. when Detective Pyle Of San
opentinu called on Mr.. Westenberg for
a report Of Harry Wanko's conduct
Mrs. Wanko disclosed the marriage.
The bride was told that the wedding
vas void and violation Of Wanko's pa
|, rolA
"Harry was good to me- she sair. u
love him. knew his record when
married him. and II does not lessen my
affection for him. 7 think ! can get
friends to intercede for his padron. He
has years credits for good behavior,
and ! hope to persuade the board Of pri-
son directors not to take these credits
away
The California statures provide that
q convict Is ciyilly dead. No man who
Is ciyilly dead can make an affidavit or
enter into legal contract. To secure
license to wed Miss Brown, Wanko made
an affidavit as to the girls age and in
dong that he violated the lay thus break
ing his parole.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
A GREAT DETECTIVE.
William ]. Burns, Of Oregon Land Fraud
Fame, Il So Styled.

Louis SteGen's story In the September
American Magazine Of how william j
Burns caught the land thieves Is not on.
" d great detective storyi II Is an inter
estipg study of genius Burns, accord
Ing to Mr, steifena Is successful be.
cause he has Imagination. Burns calls
II forming theory but. as one fol.
lows the detectives story through the
land frauds, one sees that bis theorizing
consists Of nothing but mental seeing
aided by reason. The clash between
Burns, the imaginative. and Hitchcock.
the hard.headed, IL reported as follows
by Mr.. Steifens:
Burns went on to say that certain
officials. whom be named. men high up
In the Department; veterans In the SER
yiceyice; gentlemen in department; mem.
bers Of good families; friends Of great
men--were crooks The Secretary de.
manded to know how the detective knew.
And when the detective said the fraud
simply could not 10 on without their
knowledge and conniyance, the Secretary
asked for evidence.
~ have no evidence yet, Burns had
to admit; that's only my theory
"0h,' said the Secretary, ii that's all
you've gotl Well. we shall have TO have
more than theory, yo know
Burns did not resent the Secretary's
incredulity. He was used to 1t. He tells
how in HE most celebrated case, the
Taylor -Bredell.Jacobs and Kendig Phila
delphia.Lancaster counterfeit conspiracy.
he had q similar experience with Chief
Wilkie. Burns assumed that very few
engraves could have done that Job. From
talks with men in the business he learn
ed Of six who were capable Of such per.
feet work. Four OF them he found TO
be openly engaged all the time at legi-
innate labor. Thus by q process Of
elimination he settled his suspicion up.
on the other two, and, finding them
grouped mysteriously but handily for
crime, he wired Wilkie. who was then
new in the service, that he had located
tho criminals.
THE Chief came rushing over 10 Phila-
delphia,' Burns relates, and talked Of
warrants. He was utterly disgusted
when | told him that | had only formed
my theory. and he laughed. Well,i
laughed. too, and laughed last. II
took year to get the evidence. It had
taken molly few weeks to form my the
ory In detail.'"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is soli
under q positive guarantee to cure con,
stipation. sick headache, stomach
trouble, or any form Of indigestion. II
II fails, the manufacturers refund your
money. What more can any one do. T.
r. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
nav Fever ana Summer Colds.

Victims of hay fever viii experiences
great benefit by taking Foleys Honey
and Tar, as it stops difficult breathing
Immediately and heals the inflammed air
passages, and even if it should fail to
cure you it viii give instant relief.as
The genuine is in a yellow package
r. r. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
Everybody should KnOw'

ssys @. @. Hays, prominent business
man Of Bluff, Mo-, that Bucklen's ArniOa
Salve 10 the quickest and surest healing
salvs ever applied 70 9 sore, burn on
wound, or to case Of piles. I've used
n and know what I'm talking about :
Charles Rogers. druggist. 26c
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
NEW CREAMERY FOR ATHENA.

FREEwATER, Or, August ga G.
Skinner, Of Portland, is in Athena, ar.
ranging to start creamery and cold
storage plant at that place. Mr.. Skinner
will erect the plant and actually put 1t
in running order. and then turn it over
to stock company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
Warning.

II you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney
Cure. you win have only yourself to
blame for results, as It positively cures
all forms Of kidney and bladder dis.
eases. T. F. Laurin. Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
NURSES ARE HERorNEs.

MIDDLETON, N. Y, August 24.-Fire
occurred in the hospital here tonight.
One attendant was suffocated. Women
nurses heroically rescued all Of the 20
patients.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
cENTRALIA SEWER BID.

CENTRALIA, Wash, August a.
There will be no lack Of bidders for the
sewerage work advertised for. Several
contractors have been examining tho
plans and specifications. The bids will
be opened on Tuesday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
TRANSFORMATION.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
~ MPREss" Line % the Atlantic

Quebec to Liverpool
Less Than Four Days at Sea
Empress sails September 8 and 20
First cabin, $50 up; second cabin, $4C
up; third class, $2s.75. Write for par
ticulars.
JAMES FINLAYs0N, Agent.
Astoria. Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-27
is CIVJLLY DEAD?
And When Paroled Criminal Mar
ries Is Arrested.
TAKEN BACK 70 HIS PRISON

Miss Brown Says She still Loves Harry
Wanko Notwithstanding his former rec
ord And Will Intercede With officials
For Him--Man OF Many Aliases.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01
Mensaje del Pueblo
Native del TerritOriO
AL Pueblo de los EstadOS Uni.
dos y del Mundo EnterO
para Ser Conocidos
Propia y Justa-
meAte.

Ell Hon. Octaviano A. Larrazo-
10, uno de los oradores en- la Con-
yeuci6n Commemorative de Coro-
nado que Sc tuyo en- la ciudad de
Albuquerque, el microbes, dia 9
del corriente, en- la casa de opera
dc los Elks, a cuyo distinguido
caballero fu6 asignada Ia parte CO.
respondents al muy reverendo
arzobispo de Nuevo Mexico y Ari-
zona, su llustrisima Don Pedro
Bourgade, sobre los padres misio-
neros en- la historic de Nuevo Me
xico contemporaries a los tiempos
de la eonquista por los Espanoles,
present6 IN iiel relate del histori-
co G importantisilno asunto, pro-
bando con los hechos y la historic
en- la mano que los padres misio-
neros de San Francisco fueron los
que en- primer lugar por sus ira
baios, abnegaci6n, fe y martirio.
abrieron q camino para la con
qmsts final por las arlnas, cuyo re-
lato publicaremos mas tqrde para
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01
Por las EsCueIas.

El lunes antepasado Sc abrid
Ia escuela principal de este precinto
bajo la habil direction del professor
A. A. Rivera. Ahora es ell tempo
que los padres de familia deben
de aprovechsr Ia oportunidad man
dando d sns hiios en- esta escuela,
ia mejor que tiene el condado de
Taos, baio la direction de i'm pro.
fesor competente y habil.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01

en- este lerfltorlo ia hacla sesenti
y ocho amos antes que Lor Walter
Raleigh pusiese en- jamestown e
cimiento del poder Ingles en- Amt
rica y ochenta y IN amos antes que
Ia roca de Plymouth escuchase L
invocation de los Padres Peregr
nos; dtganles, que por cerca d
dos siglos y medic este pueblo es
tuyo prdcticamente abandonado }
aislado, bajo sus propios recursos,
en- IN pals separado de cualesqu;eI
otro centro de civilization por in
mensas distancias de pals inhabi
tado excepto, por tribus de indioe
h6stiles y salvajes, que durante
largos terminus de amos sostuyie
ron guerra. sin tregua, con esos
barbaros para sostener la heredad
de sus padres; diganles tambien
que este pueblo ha viyido baJo el
cetro de reyes, emperadores, trium
wires, dictadores militares, y final
mente bajo la bandera de dos Re
pdbIicas, que durante todas las Vi
sicitudes de su variada existencia
siempre han sido frmes y leaIes
ciudadanos, aunque jamds hayan
palpado las bendicioneS de gobier
no por 81 mismos. Y, ST, ademas
Sc les pregunta que mas han he
cho para MERCER ese alto privile
gio 4 las manos de este gobierno.
ent6nces, 81 10 que va os he dicho
no fuere suhciente, para intitular
los 4 la favorable consideration de
sus iguaIes, diganles ademas, que
en- los aciagos dias de la Repdbli
ca, cuando el hermano hacia fren
te al hermano en- la mortffera lucha
de dos titdnicos gigantes, los hi
Jos natiyos de Nuevo Mexico, en-
los campos de batalla de Valverde
y Glorieta, pelearon, derramaron
su sangre y murieron para la pre-
seryaci6n de Ia Union, Y salyaron
el Territorio para Ia Union; digan
les que el intr6pido Roosevelt fu6
testigo de su yalor en- las alturas
de las Tomas de San Juan, en- Gu
ba, y nuestro distinguido goberna
dor tambien les dira que algunos
de la meJor y mas orgullosa san
gre de Nuevo Mexico derramaron
su sangre en- las distantes Filipi
mas en- defensa de su patria y ban
dera; dfgaules tanbien que noso
tros no somos raza de degenerados
nj pueblo ignorante, pero one es
tauos al niyel de nuestros tiempos,
que ten6mos colegios, uniyersida
des, escuelas priyadas y ptiblicas
y I'M sistema de edncaci6n que no
es segundo 4 niugdn otro del pals;
diganles, en- fin, que no teman de
contiar en- nosotros y que remue
van Ia mano pesada de ,tutelage
one por tan largo tempo y tan in
justamente ha pesado sobre noso
tros que los hiios nativos de Nue
70 Mexico siempre han sido feles
asimisrnos, Y Sc sigue como el dia
sigue a la noche, que jamas pre
den ser falsos 4 nadie, nj remisos
en- su deber"
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01
Ta0s NusvO lsne0. U s A. verne. dc Novis1nbre I90z

/ pleltos, demandas y procedlmlen
tos ahora pendientes, & instituidoI
por tai comunidad 8 pueblo 8 loi
habitantes dentro de dicha mereed
s por dicha conisi6n, junta 8 cuer
po de homores segun mencionadol
en- Ia secci6n 6 de esta misma, 8 Ell
contra Dc los mismos, 8 en- dond'
la mayorfa de los electores calihca
dos residentes dentro de dicha mer
ced son parte como actores 9 de-
nandados, deberan proceder, con.
tinuaran 4 ser escuchados y deter
ninados en- todo respecto como s.
la misma hubiese sido instituids
por 8 en- contra de la Junta de fl
deicomisarios de la dicha merced
debidaniente clegidos segun aqut
preyenido, y cnalquiera juicio 9
decreto rendido en- tai pleito, de-
manda s procedimiento sera Waldo
y obligatorio sobre todas las perso-
mas ALI mencionadas, asi al mismo
efecto como 81 fuese instituido por
s en- contra de dichos fideicomisa
rios debidamente elegidos como
antes dicho; y cualquiera y todos
contratos Y convenios hechos y
convenidos por y para la dicha
merced y los habitantes De Ia mis-.
ma 9 para cualquier pueblo Q co
munidad, por cualquiera comisi6n
junta 9 cuerpo de honbres, junta-
mente con 8 por la autoridad de la
nayorfa de los votantes califcados
residiendo dentro de dicha merced,
con algin abogado 8 abogados pa
ra la institution, prosecution 0 de-
fensa de tai demaada, pleito dpro-
cedimiento como es por esta men
cionado, son por esta ratilicadas y
aprobadas 8 serdn validas yobliga-
torias sobre dicha merced y sobre
tai comunidad, pueblo y los habi-
tantes de la mislna, y sobre la jun
ia de fdeicomisarios asf electos en-
conformidad con las disposicio-
nes de la nlisma, como tambien
sobre tales abogados; y la Seccion
II de este mislno no aplicara a
ningura enajenaci6n de terrenos
hecho por Ia tai junta de fdeico.
misarios en- conformidad con dicho
contrato. Dicha junta de fdei.
comisarios cuando va son elegidos
tendran ell derecho de ser parte 4
cualquier pleito 8 litigio segdn
mencionado en- esta secci6n, y para
dominar el mismoy los procedi-
mientos despues de ser parte.
Sec. 10, Todas las leyes y par
tes de leyes opuestas d esta son por
esta derogadas, y esta ley estara
en- plena fuerza Y efecto desde y
despues de su adopcidn, pero CO.
mo expresado en- la SeccI6n l de
la misma, esta ley no SO ilterpetra-
ra APPLIQUE 4 ninguna merced de
terreno que abora este manejada .
gobernada en- ninguna manera que
aquelIa mas arriba dispuesto, por
virtui de cualquier ley general Q
especial de cualquier Asamblea
Legislative del Territorio de Nue.
vo Mexico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01

La Corte Sc abrio de nuevo q las q q.
m. Todos los miembros presentes.
Ahora ell cuerpo proceae en- pagar las
cuentas que presentan los inspectors dc
caminos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01
LicenCiaS de MatrimOniO.

Las siguicntes licencias han sido eSre.
didas por el secretario de Condado, Hon.
Samuel Esquibel durarto el preseute
mes dc OctubIe;
Agapiio Basquez con Maria Gabriela
Lucero; Teodoro MARTINEZ con Catarina
Madridi Roberto Mancliego con Genove-
"a Trlillo: Livi Gonzales con Maria
carlota Fernandez; Andres sandoval con
Lorenza Galleeos; J L. Mondragon con
Leondna Gonzales Juan Martinez con
Maria Felonioio Romero RGbel Gurule
con Sarah Welch; Atel Gomez con Sofia
Sanchez ! Desderio Sena con Maria
Guadalupe Vigil; Felipe Vigil con Anna
liza Vigil; Bias a. Herrera con EuIogia
Martinez; Pedro Casaos con Eloiza Pegea.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01
OFFICIAL.
PrOcedimientOs del CuerpO de
COmisionadOs del Condado
de Taos. Termino Regular.
lviene del ndmero anterior.l

lVlene Gel numero anterlorl
Los siguientes cupones fueron canoe
lados, 4 saber:
rs cupones, fondo inter6s 49, uno $500
4 cupones, fondo interes 1.50, 23d 1900
Al /" SO. /. y LEO $133.5O
u SIS. j. y3. ols3eo
8 s1.5o $500
Z $500 s2l.cO
School Dist. No. War;. Can. $1,000
School Dist. No. 81 War;. Can. slS1.co
School Dist. No. 2c-1 War;. Can. $3.50
School Dist No. 21-l War;. Can. $3.50
School Dist. No. 22-2 War;. Can. $3.50
School Dist. No. 25-l War;. Can. 5000
School Dist. No. 2s-l War;. Can. $4,000
ELEccIoN.
Ahora el cuerpo procede en- pagar los
costos de la election de 1906, los jucces
de enregistraci6n, election, secretaries y
casas de clecci6n.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01

Las buenas costlnmbres causan
Ia felieidad do Ia persona y las
malas causan deprayaci6n y raj
ma.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01

'9SiOOl AJlnt. 4NO. ~")-I W dit. Odu. SJO.O'
School Dist. No. 2s-l War; Can. $4o.OI
ELEccIoN.
Ahora el cuerpo procede en- pagar lo'
costos de la election de 1906, a los juocei
de enregistraci6n, election, secretaries !
casas de clecci6n.
PREcINTo No. l.
Warrant No.
1879 A. Sheurich 800
1880 S. Romero 500
1851 A. Santistiyan SEQ
1852 Gavino Martinez 200
1858 Felix Santistevan 200
1884 Ant. J. Salazar 200
1885 J. Montancr 200
PREcINTo No. 2.
Warrant No.
1886 Don. Graham $500
1857 M. o. Trujillo 800
1858 Inocencio Duran 500
1859 Abel Martinez 200
1890 Jose a. Madrid 200
1891 Ant. j. Martinez 200
1892 Pablo Quintana 30
1893 Epimenio Chacon 200
1894 Ant. j. Martinez 200
PREcmro No. 3.
Warrant No.
1895 Juan B. Romero $500
1896 J. N. Vigil 800
1897 J. B. Gonzales 500
1898 Miguel A. Romero 200
1899 Francisco Romero 200
l7o0 Luciano Garcla 200
1901 ]. D. Martinez Jr. 200
1702 Epifanio Romero 200
PREcINTo No. 4.
Warrant No.
1903 Juan G. Montoya $500
1904 Demetrio Esquibel 800
1705 Ant. Ma. Cortes $50
17o6 Juan G. Montoya 200
1707 Pablo A. Cisneros 200
1708 Roman Martinez 200
17oo Felix Trujillo 200
ITO Alberto suazo 200
iii Eufracio Truiillo 200
PREcINTo No. 5.
Warrant No.
17l2M r. Martinez 500
1918 Candelario Lara 5.Oo
TIA Apolonio Duran 800
1715 j. r. Martinez 200
17l6 Ant. G. Pacheco 200
1717 jose NJ. Medina 200
17ls Mrs. !. Valdez Jr. 200
PREcrNro No. 6.
Warrant No.
17l9 0. G. Martinez $500
17zo Ricardo Garcia SEQ
1721 Ramon Martinez 200
1722 Cresl in Arcllano 200
1723 AIyiuo Sanchez 200
1924 Ricardo Garcia 200
1925 Esequias Vigil 200
PRrcMTo No. z
Warrant No.
1726 Don. Laforet $500
1871 Leonicio Cisnegos 500
1928 A. ]. V. Gcmez 500
1929 Ricardo Martinez 200
1890 Jose NJ. cisneros 200
1881 Ant. Laforct 200
1882 Juan N Vigil 2O0
1888 J. E. Qnintara 200
PnEcINTo no, 8.
Warrant No.
1884 Benito Truiil,o $500
1885 Daniel Martinez 500
1875 Alex. Tafoya 200
i7s7 Jnan de J. Vigil 200
17ss Juan r. Marruio 200
1889 JOSS r. Duran eco
1740 Gavino Martinez eco
PREcrNro No. O.
Warrant No.
174i Victor Cordova $500
1s4s Lucas Dominguez 500
1743 j. p. r. y Pachcco 500
l744 IL Dominguez zoo
1745 Gregorio I.eyba 800
i740 cCso Martinez 2t0
17t7 Cipfiano Martlucz eco
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-11-01

~tAAtnr't
J. Maria Chavez, 8 dias trabaio $3.50
Eugenio Valdez s
Moiseis wirttzl2 1850
Juan P. Romero y Pacheeo 500
Narciso Romero % SEQ
Anastacio Chaeon IS 21
Clomente Mestas u
ionires Ttuiillo 8 IL
$50
Henry J. Young Puente 100
Las siguientes cuentae contra q iondo
general fuerou presentadas i pagades;
j. j. Vigil BoAs rent
Sam Esaaibel Stamps II.
Maclovio Gonzales
Nicolas Auaya 1852
jose Meanneg Proceedings Ae'e5
New Mexican PrlpGpg 60 a@
Il Gonzales Assessor 1901 lia
Las siguientes cueliT's contra ei ionaa
general de cscnelas, fueron presenladas
pagndas
Eh Hmlt salary 2iQ
Continua en "a 2da pspiup
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-11

murder as the parties followed and
took the whiskey that Scott had.
When the citizens arrived Scott had
only thirty-fiye cents on his person
when IT is known that he had sew
eral dollars a short time before.
The Middleton boys we're put on
trial Wednesday. after the above artl-
Gle was written and after examina-
ing into the case Judge Lewis held
them to the grand Jury. placing the
bond OF Walter at 5000 and that OF
Vom and John at 1880. which In
cluded bond to keep the peace as
well for their appearance. Walter gAv'
bond and returned home. the other
two were placed in Jail, having failed
To raise a proper surety. We are told
that the evidence against the boys
was pretty hard. but that no cause
for the trouble whatever developed
during the trial.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-11
A HUMANE APPEAL.

A humane citizen OF Richmond.
Ind. Mr., U. d. Williams. i07 Yves,
Maine st. says: Z appeal TO all per.
sons with weak lungs to take DR..
Kings New Discovery. the only rem.
edy that has helped me aud fully
comes up to the proprietor's recon.
mendAtion." Il saves more lives than
all other throat and lung remsdie.
put together. Used as n cough and
cold cure the world over. Cures NJ.
thma. bronchitis, Group. vhoopInS
cough. quinsy. hoarseness. and phth
Isle. stops hemorrhages Of the lunEl
and builds them up. Guaranteed al
drug store. Zoe. and tl.O0.
Trial bottle free.
Pieklesimer will buy your Produe,
and pay you the highest price for
same.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-11
The Story of a Mountain Killing.

The following story OF mount
ain murder is told with viyidness
OF detail and a cold-blooded direct
ness worthy OF John Fox in his palm
lest days. and. unfortunately, the hor-
rible narrative is true;
(From the Harlan Enterprise)
Hurst, Sept II. While the sun was
peeping down over the western hills
adm the cool breeze played through
the trees Harmon Scott was shot from
his saddle and gave up the ghost in
the county road not two hundred
yards from the residence OF Moses
Middleton, on Martins Fork. late Sat
urday evening This was one OF the
most horrible crimes committed on
Martins Fork for many years In fact
among all the killings that have been
here, in no case has the victim been
chased several hundred yards along
the highway and being shot at all
the while. at the same time his pur-
suers yelling to another to cut off his
yetreat in order that he might Jake
vengeance on the helpless one who
was fleeing for his life. That is the
way and manner in which Tom. Wal
ter and John Middleton took the life
OF Harmon Scott. They had been for
several days going heavily armed rs
IL for war. and when Scott appeared
on the highway they opened fire on
him. Scott had been TO the stillhouse
near Hurst to procure whiskey for
Daniel Smith, but II is said he was
not drunk or drinking. The Middleton
boys were at the stillhouse and left
some time previous to Scott. having
had time to reach home when he star
ed. They stopped at spring and
waited till Scott had passed them.
then Immediately they went in pur-
suit and just after passing Anthony
tinued until Scott fell from his horse
tinued until Scott fell from his horse
as above stated. II Is supposed that
robbery was the instigation Of the