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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-07

AANA"t Nta AHA"aN " q HlsfA % 'h'tA we ~
entity ,acatel by 4 NJ Hughes
II you want a watch with a guar
artee behind il that is good buy
il q, Conleys Store Al grades
Lieut. Bond was in Prestonsburg
Tuesday inspecting the site Of the
proposed bridge across the Big San
dy At that place.
Blue BDd. OF Maize. Ky, perch
ed on our desk this week, but as her
noteh were not endorsed they were
respectfully declined.
Charley Elpb and wife are visit.
ius dleir folks in Boyd county Mr
Elan has Just closed a very success.
full term OF sghool at Blaine
John NJ. sagraves vas here Wed
nesday from Pulntsyillo lie Is man
aver for large mercantile iirm Their,
and is making success Of the bus
mess,
4 District sunday School Conycn
ton will be held at Polly's Chape
ON the 18th Of July The program
which is an interesting one. will b
published later
Frank Moore. civil engineer we
known in Louisa. and who has bee
IN Pikeyille for several years wi
spend the next three years in u
service OF the United States Govern
mcnt Survey
NJ NJ Burgess. OF Wilbur, IS "
announced candidate for the Repul
llcan nomination for RspresentatN
/ from the district composed of u
counties Of Boyd and Lawrence,
Mike Borders, OF GEORGES Gree
di,d suddenly last Sunday nornir
at his home. lie was son Of Hei
lry Borders and was good Qui
citizen. He leaves family !
was about As years old.
Oscar Graham, son Of Lark CIR
ham. and pr Rice's daughter
lralsbure. returned yesterday iro
a trip near Los Angeles where II
went nineteen months ago for III.
lhtalth. They are much improved'
Charles Crdteaer has moved
stock OF hardware to HuntingtC
where he will engage in business
n contractor The building vaca'
by Crutcher has been sold TO D.
shannon. Mr. Crutcher will cont
M .,sl5ent M louisa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-07

baseball has the Golden wings
. masked ball has the flame
hlghball has no wings a, all.
}, it gets there just thesame.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-07

tlves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
THEOSOpH|STS
IN CONVENTION
AT CHlCAGO--MRS. ANNIE b.
SAINT, NEWLY ELECTE-'
PRESIDENT, COME FROM H.
Ola TO ATTEND MEETING.

CHICAGO. Sept 14.-Scores Of dele
gates are in Chicago for the twentieth
annual meeting Of the American Sec
ton of the Philosophical Society
which is to begin. it's sessions tomor
row. The visitors represent almo st
every state Of the union as Wen as
most parts of the civilized world, Tho
great Interest in this years conven
ton will be the advent of Mrs. Annie
Peasant. of Adyar, India. the newly
elected world president Of the society
The Philosophical Society, the OBJ
iects of which are more or less famil-
lar to the public. was organized In
New York in 1875 by Madam Helen
p Blavasky and Colonel Henry Steele
Olcott. the latter formerly a well
known newspaper man and veteran
of the Civil war Its headquarters
are In Adyar, India. and II is repre-
scented by active bodies on every con
tinent and in ost of the civilized coun-
tries Of the world. Its lodges are
self.governing and the individual
members are accorded the Utmost
freedom. Nine. Blayatsky was sue
ceeded in the presidency by Col Oh
cot, aud On his death early in the
present year Mrs. Besant a woman
OF world renown as writer aud Ice
turer. was chosen as the head Of the
organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
UNITY, ILL.,.
September 10, 1907.

Go to Mrs. Carol Aliens for yom
hat. She has a new line of fall mil
linery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Hodges arrived
home Tuesday from visit away dowr
south.
/ Mr.. Geo. Hodges went to ST. Louis
| Wednesday on business.
/ Miss Maggie Minton made a fiyine
trip to Cairo Wednesday.
Mr.. e. 7. Bowles made a business
trip to Cairo Wednesday.
Eric Sanders, of Cairosis here visit
ing friends.
I Our school will commence Monday
~ Miss Blanche Isler as teacher.
George Tucker went to the Mounds
Wednesday to see the "Bloomer Girls
play ball George says, why us boys
in Olmstead can't play ball at all"
Harry Flowers, of Sandusky, was
seen on our streets today.
Mrs. f. NJ Riggle is visiting heI
sister Mrs. Oracle Atherton, of Goose
Island this week.
| When in tour town go to the depot
and ask the agent for peaches.
| Mrs. Ronncback, who has been visit
| ing her daughter, Mrs. Ed Steger Of
! Cairo. returned home today.
Mr.. Alfred Austin returned home
Wednesday from Tamms.
Among those who attended the
Jonesboro fair Thursday We're: Mrs
l.. c. Gibbs, Mrs. Julia Irby, Mrs. Ida
Parker, Mrs. c. WI Trby; Misses Ruth
and Alice and Ruby Parker, Geneva
Irby, F. b. Hodges, Chas. Parker, John
Fray and John Hodges,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


I Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lifferts visited
Coiar yesterday. Mr.. Lifferts and his
wife are old Cairoites.
Mrs, Ella Fitzpatrick and two
daughters, Ethel and Olga, have re-
turned from their extended western
"trip. They report fine time and the
girls will resume their work in the
I T. G. Office.
| Chas. Woodruff was Mound City
visitor Friday.
Mrs. b. "A. Royal OF villa Ridge, was
shopping in Mounds yesterday,
Judge J. B, Kennedy Of Pulaski,
was here Thursday and took the noon
train for Jonesboro, where he attend
ed the fair and home coming OF I'm
ion county.
Mrs. Mary Hudson OF Bethany, H.,
| Is visiting with her son, Walter v.
Hudson, of the Y. NJ G. A. this week.
Constable Joe s. Ollie, of villa
Ridge, drove through here Saturday
on his way to the county seat on
official business
We are glad to note the interest
taken in the public schools all over
the county this year The enroll
ments are the largest in the history OF
the free school system. We hope
every teacher will learn to spell and
then teach spelling to the children.
This branch has always been woefullv
neglected.
Robt Ozment of Pulaski, drove TO
Cairo Thursday with big load Of
farm produce for the market.
Quite nice little surprise party
was held at the Congregational
church Thursday evening. About one
hundred and forty of the members
and friends were present. The oh
iect of the meeting was to celebrate
the first anniversary Of the Rev. W. v,
Moses as pastor Of the church. The
pastor has by conscientious, schol
arly effort insinuated the Divine infiu-
ence into the hearts of the people in
such a way as to close the year with
very brilliant record for himself.
Postmaster M. L. Kennedy and Es-
quire l. N. Taylor had official bust.
ness at Mound City Friday
NE need one thousand more good
substantial farmers to invest in our
rich and productive lands. and help
build up the country. The towns will
take care Of themselves.
Cloud and Walston We're pleasant
legal callers Saturday morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
EVENTS OF THE
PRESENT WEEK
TAKING OF TESTIMONY I'm CASE
OF GOVERNMENT AGAINST
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
TUESDAY - CONVENTIONS.

y Washington, d. c., Sept. l4.--The
meet in Chicago Monday to take testi
mony in several important rate cases
I The semi-annual session of the Mex
lean Congress will be opened Monday
evening with the reading 0 fthe mes
sage of President Diaz.
The appeal in the case of the state
of North Carolina against the South.
ern Railway. in which the railroad
company was fined for selling tickets
at rate in excess Of ~ cents, will
be heard by the supreme court at Ra'
leigh on Tuesday.
The week will be of more than or.
binary interest in politics. Tuesday
the people of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory will vote to accept or re-
jeet the constitution which, II accept
ed, will admit the two territories as
the State of Oklahoma, and at the
some time will vote for state officers
and members of congress.
On the same day there will be char
ter elections, involving principally the
question of home rule and the regu
lation of public utilities In Chicago,
Minneapolis and Grand Rapids
New Jersey Democrats will meet
Tuesday to name candidates for gov.
ernor aud other state officers, and the
Republican state convention win BE-
hold two DAYS LATER
The taking Of testimony III the gov
ernment's suit against the Stand
ard oil Company viii he resumed in
New York Tuesday
Important conventions Of the week
will include those of the League OF
American Municipalities and the AM
erican Anti-Saloon League at the
Jamestown exposition. the sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows at St
Paul. the National Prison Association
at Chicago. and the Trades and Labor
Congress OF Canada at Winnipeg
Aboard there will meet the Interna-
tional Dairy Congress at The Hague
the International Congress for the
Study and Prevention of tuberculosis
at Vienna. and an international con-
ference of seismologists at The
Hague
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

lorcement. The News Herald will b.
published todsy from the plant II Vas
sought Iass night 70 wucck stock
holders Of The paper at a meeting To-
dae voted a Sen.oo1 Increase in the
capital stock of the paper 70 cover
the damage TO the plant The out
rage has stirred the city Of Joplin.
Today the mayer issued call for a
meeting Of the citizens to discuss the
explosion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
FALL RACING AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington, KY, Sept IA seven
days meeting of the Kentucky RACING
association opened here today. AM
the prospects are for enc Of the very
best meetings ever held IN lexington
There Hill be six races daiiy. each
race 70 average 800. Altogether
sls 800 IS offered n purses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
PRESIDENT REPLY
To Catholic War Veterans invitation
TO Attend Memorial Mass
Wi-he- Them Success.

New York. Sept Ii-In reply Ia
the invitation by the Catholic War
Veterans Benevolent and Memorial
Legion to attend celebration Of
Antietian day. September Il. q
solemn mass at the Cathedral in
Brooklsn President Roosevelt has
ssnt a letter to J. ID. Henry. president
Of the association. in which he says.
Ever eta citizen must sympsthize
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
BROKE WORLDS RECORD
For Mile in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
to 81 is Seconds BY Bald
win at Resdviile, Mass.

Readyille. Mass. Sept. 1.-THE
worlds automobile record for a mile
in competition was broken at the
Readviile track today when l.. II. F.
Baldwin. driving a steam car. covered
the distance IN 81 Is seconds in a
race with r. n. Marriott Both men
had steam machines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
STRANGE CALAMITY.

Danviilc. Ky. Sept. i4.-Physieians
attending B. F. Firrell, a wealthy
farmer Of this county who sucked
honey bees into his windpipe and was
stune By them week ago. fear that
he will not recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
UNOAUNTEO is
JOPLIN PAPER
TO BE ISSUED FROM PLANT JUST
oYNAMiTEo = THE STOCK
HOLDERS VOTE $4,000 IN
CREASE IN CAPITAL.

Joplin. Mo. Sept 1.-THE expl0-
SIGN inside their plant Of enough
dynamite 10 WRECK roel sized town
yin not silence the Joplin News
Herald. a local afternoon newspaper
hat has wsgsd = ashs toF izv a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
DENIES CHARGES.

cleveland Ohio. Sept. ii.-Rev. W
u king. Of lIiichssille faced his a.
,users today at 2 secret trial By a
committee a tha East Chic Aotaoiist
couferenrr nc denicsi tiiat he .1ac"s
,ahsceo that b. bal caiie1 ? certain
woman in hrs church q zhc dsFs
and Other ehztzss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
PILES CURED AT H0sE BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding. itching. blind OF
pTttrudinR Fiies. send me yonr address. ard
4 wilt tell ron hos = cure yourself Al hcrn- b
the new absorption tre1ffneaf: ard VII ais D
send 70 ne ~ tbs no. Treatment free for trisi.
with references from your on i0caiity re-
quested- Imme1iafe relltf and p "a 4tent
cue -8ured. send no money. brt tel otaeFs
q this oIer- Wrife toass g Hrs- -. Simmer
Boz p, Eotrs Dame, lad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
BOUGHT NINE FARMS.

Ravenna. Ohio. Sept l4.-Dan Han.
ma has purchased nine farms for the
enlargement of his princely country
estate. Deeds to the farms. valued
at s.e7.efa according 10 the figures
gisen lave been fled here Hanna
nor has . smsil army Of men al work
uu hls tsts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

Col Thomas S. Hostler. Of Valley
Reeluse, was IN Saturday. The Colonel
has sold his valley farm and will buy
another in short time.
MI Ed Axley was called to Cache
Friday night on account of the severe
ailment of his brotherin-law at that
place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

with your aims and | extend to You
my hearty good wishes for your sue
cess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

Read the Bulletin and get all the
-evs while n IL news
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

(Let line alb represent the adequate rates.
. Old line companies are safe but extravasant.
Old Line Comp,ni ..
The Mutual Protective League.

Get alb represent the adequate rates.
l. Old companies safe but extravaganza
q Fraenal excepting the Mutual Protective
League safety aone economical but net
safe because their too low
League is the only insurance organ
ization in America distinction of having the
two great eatures-sAFETY AND ECONOMY In other words
il is the only BEST life insurance
nj the minimum Indeed the NJ r. u rates
may well be standards above them means
exravaaance to 90 risk lack Of safety
aud consequently failure
Protect yourself and family therefore by joining the
Mutual Protective which alone offers you all OF the
advantages Of the one hand and on
the other OF fraterna society," without
the disadvantages either Act now-this moment
willie YOU pass medical examination All costs you
10 Join is your examiners fee Of $500.
The NJ L admits both and women from age OF IL
&c shat of particulars or write
HABEEBT0 SALIBA ]
llOz Commercial Avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
glance the diagram below will however
FL. skeptlca, that the
Mutual Protective League

the life insurance for the least money
Your life IL not safe unless the rate you pay -
mortality that down II please,
literal fact
safety another factor In the life
overlook namely the
the Of the organization In which are
insured which you, policy holder must help
questions then. that justly ask
these
Is my lie insurance safe in other words the
paving ADEQUATE e make II safe?
expense Of the organization iii whir
m insured economical extravaganza
there organization in which both safety and econ
omy found?
The above questions that must set
tie in your you should insurance The
third question S important of all
following diagram learn the following In
disputabe facts
Old Line Companies
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
MOUNDS

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
LEADER MEXICAN
BAND DIES A HERO
Lost His Life in Saving Three
Of His Com

f ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July aD,-It
develops, according to persons who wit
messed tho incident, that Colonel Augusta
tAzzalli. leader of the Banda Gendarme
OF Guadalajara, Mexico. who was drowned
in the surf last evening, died a hero.
Three Of Azzallis comrades, 1t appears,
wadcd into deep water and began to
struggle for their lives. Azzalli went
to their assistance without considering or
realizing his danger. He managed to
push the drowning men towards shore
until they found firm footing, but his
struggles exhausted him and he sank.
Azzalli and his band went to Philadel-
phia with the Ell Paso IIlks. His band
tool: first prize for their showing In the
Elks parade. but Azzalli did not know
Elt, About the. time he lost his life the
list .of-Drlze winners was being read off
in The Convention hall at Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
GREAT FLOODS IN THE
MISSOURI AT KANSAS CITY

4 KANSAS CITY, MOS July 2o.-Both the
Missouri and I<aw rivers at Kansas City
continue to rise and reports of damage
continue to como IN. Basements are
flooded in Union avenue In the wholesale
district in the west bottoms. The berry
boat across the Missouri was forced to
stop running because of the strong cur
rent. Backward water has flooded the
home of hundred truck farmers living
in the lowlands of Quindaro.s Kansas. and
has driven them to higher grounds. AT
kaw Point and other low lying places
within thirty miles east and west of Kan
sas City people have been forced to leave
their homes and farms have been inun-
dated. a s{.
The weather bureau predicts that the
Missouri will become stationary tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
THUGS KILL TWO
GIRLS IN NETWORK
Press and Public Demand Bet
ter Police. Pro
ofsr lection.

NEW YORK. July 2o.--Numerous at
jackson women and children. especially
IL, the suburbs, are agitating the public
and press, "A score of such cases have
been reported in the last two or three
months, and two OF the victims. Amelia
Staffeldt and Viola Roylan, both young
girls. were murdered by the thugs.
f Police Commissioner Bingham has beer
called on by delegations of citizens and
by the press for better police protection,
and this has resulted in an order TO the
police to be specially alert.
The honor Of tho police force requires
that. these criminals shall be. captured
sgys the order, in conclusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
STATE OFFICIALS
TO ACT ON RATES
Important Conference Called to
Meet i'll Governors Office
To-Morrow.
-----------------
WILL THEN OUTLINE PLANS.
Governor Deeply Interested, and
4 4 - =
WILL THEN OUTLINE PLANS
Governor Deeply Interested, and
Calls Counsel and Commits
sion III Conference.

Governor Swanson has called Il most
Important conference to be held In his
office tomorrow morning at II o'clock
with reference to the pending fight OF
the State for reduced passenger rates
over the various lines of road operat-
ing In Virginia
The proposed conference Will be be-
tween His Excellency, the Governor;
Attorney General William a. Ander-
son, Hon. Allen Caperton Braxton, au-
thor of the corporation section of the
constitution and associate counsel Tor
the state. In the rate matter and Cor
poration Commissioners Prentis, stuart
and Willard. No one knows at TINS
time what will be tho probable action
Of these officials but it is certain that
the entire situation will be carefully
gone over, and definite plan of ac-
ton outlined. 1t Is not ,pllikely that
a further conference will follow, at
which officials and counsel for the
roads involved will be present and
IL this shall be true the object of the
second meeting will be to get together
if possible, and to arrive at some plan
agreeable to both sides by which the
case may be speedily tested in the
courts. The State officials and rail-
road attorneys are very retlcent about
the matter, and will not discuss 1t for
publication. The State has until the
first Monday in August. which Is rule
day in Judge Pritchard's court, to de-
tcrmine what course it will pursue.
Seek Another Remedy.
Though no one is in position tc
speak for the State officials on the sub
ject, it is not expected that there will
he any such action as that taken ir
North Carolina. The two cases arr
widely different in many respects, ant
the remedy sought in Virginia will be
altogether unlike that in North Car.
olna.
There Is talk of the probable con
venng OF the Legislature by the Gov
ernor in extraordinary session to dea
with the situation, but there is nothing
at all tangible in this suggestion up t,
the present, and no decision will b.
reached by the Governor or the at
torneys until after their conferenc,
with the Corporation Commission mem
bers tomorrow. 1t is known however
that all these gentlemen are deeply in
terested in the matter, and that the
will spare neither time nor pains t
have the case speedily and finally ad
Indicated. Governor Swanson Is TAX
ing the initiative in the matter, an
he is known to favor eXllausting ever
means at the command Of the Stat,
in order to ascertain the authority c
her Corporation Commission to Fl
rates in Virginia Attorney Genera
Anderson is in Lexington where h
went for a few days rest, but he wi
return here in time for Tomorrow
conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Wilson Al.brook.
III. d. Alshr ook, father.

WELDON. N. c., July 2o.--The state
which claims to have been "first at
Bethel, farthest to the front at Gettys-
burg, and last at Appomattox." enjoys
the distinction of being perhaps tie
only Southern state that has now Nv
Ing father and two sons who were
Confederate soldiers.
Mr. M, p. Alsbrook. aged clghty-six
years, ana his two sons, Mr.. Bennett
Alsbrook, aged sixty-scyen. and MIR.
Wilson Alsbrook, aged siSty-four. arc
residents OF Scotland Neck Halifax
/ county. n. e. They Mere all in the Wa
between the StatesNThe two sons vol
ltunteefod when tho first call 10 armE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
JUDGE MUNGER .DECLINIIs
TO ISSUE INJUNCTION

OMAHA. NEB.. July 2O.J,ldge Munger,
In the United States district court to-t,a..'
declined to issue as prayed for by tho
five express companies, an Injunction ~,
straining the state railway commission
and Encouragement FROM the enforce
ment of the law passed by theslegtsIature
reducing express rates In Nebraslat26in per
cent. from the3scheduleo of Jan, ! 1907. The
companies affected are the Ada ms. Amer
lean. United States, Wells-Fargo ana
Pacific express companies. 5sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

was issued and they laid down their
guns at Appomattox April 0. 1865.
the father OF the young men was II
member of the North Carolina militia
when the war broke out. aud when tho
call for the older men was made he
shouldered his lnusket. and marched to
the front.
The father and has two sons are in
good health. andrali three eNpected to
attend the big reunion In Richmond
held short while ago, hut as one OF
the sons was detained at home, the
joylal big-hearted old gentleman and
one OF the "boys" only could attend
They are4netnrally proud Of the dis
tinction OF being, in all probabili ", the
only living father and two sons who
were active soldiers ofithe Confederaey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
But Magistrate Promptly Dis
misses Case Upon Hearing
Prisoners Statement.

TSpecialto The Times-Dispatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA.;5s|5July 20.--An
officer mIAppomattoxa Will
liam A. Lawllorn, in MadiRon,zan nd sthis
morning took him to AppomattoS on
the charge that he murdered Robert
Cooper Thursday morning on the Nor
folk and Western Road ne mile west
of Spout Springs. Lawhorn, who ar
rived in Lynchburg Thursday after
noon. wounded in the face by q. bullet.
stated that he and Cooper were riding
on freight train com!ngs.here wher
they got into an alteration With two
negroes who fired twice at Cooper ane
then at him. Cooper fellfoff flie train
he said.
[A.LAl Annnmattox this afternoon how
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
TASTED sIXTY-ONE DAYS
FIJI. TO CURE HIMSILF

CHICAGO, ILL, July 2O.-For the first
time in s,Xty-one days George Z. Hufford,
n lawyer, Joined his family at the break
fast table Yesterday For all Of two
months MI Milford listened to the tink-
lug Of the breakfast, the luncheon and
the dinner bell with stern resistance and
determination, and contented himself with
a glass of water in lieu of anything else.
Ha undertook the long fast to cure him
self of chronic stomach and throat trouble.
catarrh, billiousness and NERVOUSNESS, and
claims these ailments have been routed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
WILL FINE ,AuToIsTs.

Authorities TO Protect Pedestrians from
Reckless Spcetlers.
J. "A. G. Pennington was fined SIS by Jus.
tice Crutchfeld In the Police Court yester-
day morning on the charge of exceeding
the speed limit in his automobile Wednes.
day evening Mr.. Pennington paid the fine
and was allowed T to leave court.
After court IJud geIINitt. Justice Crutch,
field and Chief of+PoIces Warner held n
conference. and 1t was decided in view Of
the unnecessary danger to which pedestrian.
are put by the reckless speeding OF autosts
that every owner caught exceeding tht
twelve-mile limit. as prescribed in the cit,
ordinances. should be fined heavily. The ru
Will be rigdly enforced