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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
XXXII


Recorriendo las GALES, vic el
loco jIbilo de Madrid, banderas,
colgaduras, cuadrillas de paisanos
armados que pronunciaban la sen
tencia h;storica con vivas y mueras.
Un letrero toscamente pintado dijo
4 Ibero que ha6fa oatdo para STEM
pre- la raza de los B0r6OnrS, y que 4
la Dignidad Suprema subla la So
beranfa Nacional, la Voluntad del
Pueblo Este proclamaba su
triunfo Ell alta voz, con alegre
deambulacion por las Gales. El
coche en- que Santiago iba al nego-
clio de Su enigma tuvo que detener.
Sc mas de una vez por 10 apretado
del gentio. Ell cochero, que habia
brindado por los redentores de Is
paiia en- inndmeras tabernas, Sc po
MIA en- pie en- el pescante y echaba
tada su voz gargajoSa en- loor de
Prim, Serrano y Topete =. Poi
fin, venciendo apreturas y dandc
tumbos sobre el iufame piso de Ma
drid, lego Ibero q la calle de Sego
via, donde fue su cruel pitonisa l.
portera del n1mero 3, que lie solt{
este oraculo triste: sLos sefiore.
han lido 4 la vendimia. No puedt
decirle 81 hoy estan en- la Villa de
Prado 8 en- Mentrida. No Sc can
Sc en- subir, pues no hay nadie el
la casop
Helado qued6 Ibero Su rri
mer impulse fue emprcndei el via
je a Ia Villa del Prado Lueg'
pens6 que 10 mas practico era tene
domicilio ell Madrid, escribir
Vicente Halconero, pidiendole /
crrta 81 la tenia, y proseguir la
averiguaciones visitando ante tod
4 la Mhlf0ma fyamb0Sa,
Entreg6 su maleta a un chic
manda ZERO, y Ilevandole por de
lante, encamin6Se a la calle de Sar
ia Margarita, doule alojado eStuv
Ell los dias de JUNO del 66. tExis
tirian sun la sosega IA y silencios
>asa Ia boni>iml ratrona don
Mau.icil ranlo, y el tan ilustre &C
mo esmirriado hue ped /~anitO Con
frSio.'
All atravesar la calle, vic u
dense grupo de paisanos armada
que iba en- direction del Ay 1nta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24

miento. Llevaban un lienzo a mo-
do de pend6n, con Ia fatfdica le-
yenda: Cay5 para siempre la rasa
esbarea, etc. Del grupo Sc desta-
CO I'm hombre de rostro eucendido
y sudoroso que llevaba sable col
gado de una cuerda, y llegaudose
q Ibero, le obsequio bruscamente
con un estrecho abrazo. Fra NAL
recado, agente de seguridad publ
ca. Quiso ell voluble polizoute
arrastrar a Santiago a la nanifes-
taci6n popular; pero este Sc neg6:
acababa de llegar de la batalla de
Alcolea; tenia que ventilar en- Ma
drid un asunto urgente, y 10 pri-
nero era instalarse cn la casa que
habit6 dos afios anteS. 1nterro-
gado el corchete sobre varios pun
tos, asegur6 que el pupillaje de do
ma Mauricia Pando no habla teni
do variaci6n. De Ia residencia de
doha Manuela NADIA saba
Reteniendole casi a la fuerza, qui-
so Ib4ro saber 81 Sc hallaban Ell
Madrid alguuos amigos suyoS que
podrian ayu iarle ell la inve>tigo-
ci6n emprendida. Dljole Malreca
do que don Ricardo Muhiz estaba
en- aquel momento en- el GobiernC
Civil, arman1o con otros seiiores el
tinglado de la Junta Nacional. Ri
vas Chaves debia de andar por los
barrios b1jos, que eran su terreno
POGO tuvo que andar Santiago
para llegar q la presencia de don;
Mauricia Pando, que le recibi6 cor
Su habitual hnura. aPase listed
eseiior Conde,D y descanse. Ocu
| para la misma habitacion de hac'
| dos amos. No tengo ahora ma
huesped que el senior de ~Confusio,
que ell estoS momentos anda po
Madrid viendo como cuece el pue
} bio la Historic verdadera Est;
: muy triste, porque su protector
Beramendi, no ha vuelto todavi
} de San Sebastian :. Venga es
maleta y despida uSted al chic
l mandadero .-Pdse q Su cuarto
4 tQuiere acostarse, quiere conner al
go1 Al puuto lie servire. lQu
. dice3 +. tLavarse, escribir? Aqu
tiene aqua, jab6n, tintero, y plu
i ma. LIE traere papel del que us
Juanito para escribir de los Reyes
que ann no han nacido.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
Sc VENDE

I'm solar en- la Playa de Ponce,
calle de Ia Virtud, esquina Ia Real.
Para mss informss dirfjanse 4 don
Rafael Garcia, Salinas, Puertcs
Nee, ee-e,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
,PreciOs sin cOmpetencia!v
NADERAS! MadcTas! MADERAS!
La &2once Agricultural & Industrial Co.>-Compl-
MA Agrcola Industrial de Ponce-Avenida Hostos
,tu.-Playa, frente al Trolley

oFRECE Al PtBICO Cuatona tahas abones boncio de
c!ipltn dc Florida clase superior hrs, 1atrados
foncllo liso aeodonado dc media pulgada chanhan y
uuteray moduras balaustre, dc olaS
para toel class dc industries a
Jos dc carpintcria general precio5 m6dicos.
ATENCION NENDEMOS Taas de Spruce pulgadas de
caidad prccios blratfsmos
TABLONCHLO DE- CLASE BUENA acordonalo 4 S52 e
fniIar
CLAVoTE labradO de nuestfas maquna superior al mpodo
acodonadoy largos tactan aba nar
NOTA BENEEupuosiadc Ia enrega de las madea e aaba
de trabajo
andera nnguna correspondence que dirgda la
Cempaha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24

Hotel "InglaterTa'', baios, Tetuan.
Tuan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank
Far,nacia Colon, Plaza aBaldorioty'
Tohn Giller CO, Plaza sBaldoriotyS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Tennessee Tomatoes.

In Claiborne county Tennessee
more than 700 acres were planted
this year in tomatoes, and to handle
the estimated crop of 100000 BUSH
els about 100000 quart cans were
brought into the county at an out
lay Of 100000 Nearly so cameries,
big and little handled the crop.
The News wonders if Lawrence
county farmers will not some day
tumble" to the fact that by not rails
ing tomatoes for the cannery they
are annually losing thousands of dol
lars They should thoughtfully con-
slider the above and many similar
paragraphs which this paper pub
hshes The tomatoes raised in this
region surpass in size and excellence
any brought to this market iror'
other places, and 1t seems a shame
that the opportunities for making
big money by their culture should
In lost
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Prevention of Dlphtheria.

TO the Health Officials, Physicians
and people of Kentucky:
The unusual prevalence of diphthe-
ria in many sections OF the state
makes it the duty OF this board to-
again call attention to the best known
methods OF preventing the occurrence
and spread OF this disease.
/. Dlphtheria is both contagious and
infectious, and is distinctly preyenta
Bile disease, being easily limited to the
first case or cases. When II gets away
from the primary cases and makes ITS
escape upon the community somebody
Is to blame. The sooner we accept this
as sanitary maxim the sooner we
shall begin TO DO our duties as indiyld
uals and communities.
?. On account Of its frequency and
fatality this disease is OF far more i'm
portance 10 the people OF Kentucky
than smallpox, yellow fever or choler
3. When a child has a sore throat
and especially II diphtheria is in th'
neighborhood. II should be immediate
separated from the other children unit
competent physician has seen It an,
decided whether or not it is affecte'
with contagious disease.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08

The election in Kentucky Tuesday
vas disastrous to the Democrats.
Hager is defeated for Governor by a
shout 10000. But the Democrats claim
that they have won in all the races
except those OF Governor and Lieu
tsnant Governor. II appears that thou
sands Of the Democratic liquor men
scratched the head Of the ticket only.
There are 10000 Democrats In Ken-
lucky engaged or employed in the IL
qnor business. !, is estimated that not
more than five per cent Of these voted
tAe straight Democratic ticket
the temperance Republicans voted
the Republican ticket and SONS
temperance Democrats were caught
IN tae trap sprung on the eve OF th'
Sfertion.
The House OF Representatives vii
BE- close, with the latest indication
showing Democratic majority Thesen
ate Is sufficiently Democratic to In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Penalties For NOnpayment-

A good many people have an idea
that if they failed to pay their tax
before November first it would cost
them only the added six per centThe
six per cent is only the beginning.
and very small one at that 4
the penalty. On the 10th. next Fri
day warrant against you for iai-
ing to pay will be issued, and this
will cost you eighty cents more. Sup
pose You are still in arrears on Dec
ember first. Then u per cent moro
will be added. Let us for example
take the tax OF the man who has
nothing but a poll tax TO pay.
dollar and half. He fails to pay Be-
fore November first. nine cents On
November 10 he is still delinquent
Warrant eighty cents. He hasn't set
tied by December 1st Eighteen cents
Cost slO7, total s2.57 instead -of the
original one dollar and half. Don't
cuss the sheriff. Blame yourself,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Bad Wreck on N & W.

On the night OF October 80 very
destructive wreck occurred on J.
& W. about mile west OF Hulett
Near midnight about fifteen cars OF
a freight We're derailed at that point.
going into Tabors creek. and others
We're piled up along the track A
broken tange caused the wreck. and
n, whole line from Naugatuck ~
Kcnova was blocked, passenger trains
8 and being compelled to reach
Kenoya via the old Twelve Pole rout,
A wrecking engine from Williamson
cleared away the track after ten
or twelve hours hard work No on,
was hurt in,Nhe wreck, but negrc
whether tramp or employe is I'm
known to the News walked OFF th'
end OF high trestle, fracturing hi
skull and breaking leg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Grow and Turkey.

The News said last week that Il
would tell In It's next issue which
party would eat turkey aad which
eat crow ON Thanksgiving day, Well,
crow OF considerable dlmonsicns is
waiting to be placed ON Democratic
tables. but. thank the Lord. between
hunks OF the nasty stuff there will
be served large Juicy slices of Han
nah turkey. with Dick Stone sauce
The Democrats have had to cat
crow/so seldom that they know very
little about cooking II, and II must
be confessed that they are not anx'
ious to obtain much experience along
that line.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN.
The Goyernorsllip Turned Over to the Enemy
For the Second Time.
WILSON ELECTED BY 10000 MAJORITY

sure Democratic majority on Joint
ballot.
The Republicans carried Louisville
for state and Municipal tickets Tyler
lost for Mayor by 1900. Wilson car
ried the city 1900 Other Republican
candidates for State offices ran from
from 2OoO 70 $500 behind Wilson in
Louisville
NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.
johnson county gave a Republican
majority OF ll5s Martin county 575.
pike county about COO.
Floyd went Democratic by 3i7 for
the state ticket Knott 50i Democratic
| Letcher sos Republican. W. w Hop
kins. Democratic. Is elected to the
/ Legislature by i4i from the district
composed OF these three counties.
(, Boyd Is Republican by 1890.
Garfield Moore Republican wins foI
Legislature in Boyd and Lawrence
by large majority.
i Hutchins, Republican defeated Rob
nson, Democrat. for Representative
from Elliott and Garter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Bishop L. W. Burton

This distinguished pre'ate oil 'ne
Episcopal church preached in the NJ
+ church in this city last Monday
evening From the words He saw
cd others. himself He can not save
with Self Sacrifice as the subject
Bishop Burton preached sermon
Of great force and beauty. The very
large and Intelligent audience pres
ont listened with rapt attention 70
the able discourse. Al the close o'
tho sermon Holy Communion was
celebrated. - =,
The Rev. Francis Moore Rector O'
calvary Church. Ashland was p'ss.
ant and assisted in the service, A' ~
Moore will probably hold Occ''''""
service here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
A Wonderful PetrifactiOn.

Henry Cochran is a well known
citizen OF this county. and owns and
operates coal mine at the old Cav
iti shoal. about five miles above
Louisa. While at work in the mine
a few days ago he dug out what was
undoubtedly the petritied remains Of
u human body. II was broken in sew
ernl parts,probably by a fall OF coal or
safe. but when placed in position It
Is very easy TO recognize the human
form The body was found about three
hundred and seventy five feet from
the mouth Of the mine, which is on
the west side OF the LeVisa fork OF
o, the Big SANDY On Monday last
Mr.. Cochran came to Louisa and
brought with him the head. neck and
part of the shoulders OF his remark
able discovery. 1t was viewed uy q
great number of people, including
several gentlemen from Ashland ant
other places. If the find is simply q
freak of nature it is very wonderful
one. II 1t is the petritied body
of a human being the question ar
rises. How did It get into the forma'
tiong 1t Is by no means an easy one
TO answer. The News understands
that the head will be sent TO som,
scientific man or institution fol
examination.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Whisky as Dictionaries,

The following Is not published with
n view OF assisting Louisa "soaks 20
IN get their boone They require no
poin.ers. But the method used by the
ohio folks IS -rigiual enough TO at
trari attention
send on evening train twenty-five
'aunabridged dictionaries. nineteen
small dictionaries and seventeen hair
mattrcasosl
When the new clerk IN wholesale
Iluuor-house read this order he deci'
ded the sender was insane, but the olC
clerk understood Il as well as drug
Klst understands doctors prescrip'
ton.
In a neat package he placed twenty
two quarts OF whisky which represent
ea the unabridged dictionaries. nine
teen pln,s OF whisky which passed TO
the vail dictionaries. and seventeen
auart bottles Of wine packed In straw
these being the hair mattresses. Thei
he consigned the shipment TO Eas
Liverpool. Ohio. where the local op
ton went into effect recently
Scores Of sImila= shipments are mad
from Pittsburg each Gay.
Prohibition In East Liverpool an
lts nelehbor city OF wensyille, whic
10 also 'dry. Is not success, so IN
as prohIbltihs the use OF intoNieani
goes In addition to having liduo
shipped from Pitssbure as "diciiona'
ios' and other things. about 500 me
from the two cities go each night !
Piusburg or Ironton, Ohio. the o,h'
end OF the dry zone, aad drink the
aii
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
How They Do 1t In lexington

-Four men we're shot one killed
aud two fatally wounded in am en-
coonter IN Lexington on TUESDAY an
,yrnoon over the election. The dead
man is clyde Campboll' the ie'al-
l. wounded ones are ". r. Camp
h,u mther Of Cpde Campbell. and
.ponuccrH Michael Murphy po-
peeman Marion Smith another police
man. was shoe through the abdomen
and may not recover
W. r. Campbell was candidate
on the Republican ticket for eoun-
Gilman. and had an alteration WIN
patrolman Murphy. whom he accus-
cd Of taking too much part In the
election. Murphy and smith arrested
Campbell and were taking HIM TO 'n'
p.,lce station when Clyde Campbell
the SON drew his revolver and sho'
Murphy. Every man then drew h''
revolver and some twenty shou
we're fired.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
KILLED.
Harry Queen of This County,
Crushed 10 Death at Ports.
mouth

Harry Queen. brother OF VIII
lie Queen. OF this place, was killed
az Portsmouth Thursday morning Of
this week He was employed in the
lumber yards at the Norfolk and
Western Terminal and was caught De-
tween moving cars and crushed 10
death.
The accident happened about fifteen
minutes after the young man began
work He was carrying n load of lum.
ber across the railroad tracks Of
which there are about fifty in tn,
yards. with many work trains shift
ing cars at all times. He became con
fused in trying to avoid the train
aud ran in between some cars just a
they we're coming together. He wa
caught and crushed about the ptom
ach and breast so badly that death re
suited within two minutes.
He was only Is years old and ha'
been at Portsmouth but two weeks
having gone there from Louisa. HI
parents are dead The boys HON
was on fast Fork, this county. an
the body will be taken there tomo
row via Ashland for burial
Willie Queen and John Elswiek We
4 Portsmouth Immediately upon ],
ceipt OF the sad news, TO take charg
I os the body.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
CatIettsburg. Too.

Wilson beat Hager by sixteen
votes. Ben Cormack, Republican cAn-
didate for Chief of Police was slset-
ed by Sc majority and last but not
least. six out of eight counellmen e
lected are Republicans. Just two lone
sons of Democracy will represent their
party in the coming sessions OF The
mnnicipal body.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Wouldn't Leave the COyey.

Uncle Billy Hughes went to Water
Valley yesterday and allowed his fine
bird dog to accompany him, says the
fulton Leader. On his return. Mr.
Hughes observed the dog was holding
IA covey OF birds, but thinking II
woald soon follow, he returned home
paying little attention to the dog
MIR. Hughes noticed his dog was not
at home this morning, and returning
/, the place he was last seen, found
the dog stin holding the birds.
It'sup to the Louisa sports to beat
this story or kin their dogs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Some New Attorneys.

Clyde Miller. John Ekers, Bert
Shannon and William Fulkerson,
prominent citizens OF Louisa We're
IN Catlettsburg several days last
week. undergoing an examination for
admission to the bar. II Is said that
the quiz Is now u very oxhaus-
tive and rigid one, and as the gen.
tlemen all stood the test Il Is fair
10 presume that they are well Quali-
fied for the practice Of their chosen
profession.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Silver Tea,

Not "store" tea, nor sassafraek,
nor sage, nor tea some people give
for measles, bqt silver tea, Guess we
would better spell it with capitals,
thus: Silver Tea, Ever see any? No?
Well, you want to go to Mrs, II, c,
Sullivans this )Friday( afternoon at
which time and place the Woman's
Foreign. Missionary Society will en-
tertain with silver tea. There will
also be refreshments of other kinds
All are invited, and each visitor is
expected to bring silver coin. a
large piece viii be just as acceptable
as a small one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08

Mt Sterling, Ky Nov. 2. Detectives
Gus Kline and Jailor Wilson arrest
al Mrs. Robert Kirtley and Eddie
Flack. a young man, both of the Clay
Lick neighborhood this county, ind
lodged them in Jail here. The warrant
o. arretst charges willful murder,
following an investigation of the
death from arsenic poisoning of the
woman's husband, Robert kirtyel q
Young farmer here, nuder peculiar
circumstances few weeks ago. The
examining trial will be held next
Monday before County Judge Hazel
rlgg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08


the state closed his career in the
ministry yesterday, in the service
of his Master His very last eff
fort was used to duck a new con-
vert beneath the waters of the Big
Sandy.
Rev. Mr.. Petty had just finished
the ceremony of emersion Of class
o. eight when he plunged heavily for
ward into the water. Loving hands
carried him out and laid him on
the shore but life had fled. The pa
thetic incident occurred at Sutton
where the minister had been con-
ducting a revival meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Information Wants d.

In the hope that some reader OF
tho News may know something OF the
absent boy this notice Is puu''sheo
IN this paper
information OF Walter Steele, who
left his home in Williamson Thurs
day. Oct. 10. He Is young man n
bout nineteen years OF age Anyone
knowing his whereabouts would con-
vey a favor upon an anxious mother
by reporting same to Mrs Mont
steele, Williamson, w Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
The Same Thing But Different,

In the write-up of recent Wash
ington social function, the reporters
story appears to have appealed to
the sense of humor OF Col. Mergent.
haler.
Mrs. X" wrote the editor, "wor,
nothing in the way Of dress that was
remarkable
The types, however, made II read
/" Mrs. X wore nothing IN the way
OF dress, That was remarkable"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
TWo WAYS.

TWO WAYS.
l. There are two ways of starting on
life's journey. One is to begin where
TSu your parents are ending magnificent
mansions, splendid furniture, and an
elegant turnout. The other is to be-
gin little nearer where father and
mother-of blessed memory began
You see you can go vi as easily and
gracefully, il events show it would be
safe; but II would be trying and awk-
ward to come down. And it costs
80 much now TO live. Ana business
fluctuates; and health is uncertain,
and temptations from the side of
pride are strong, and many a young
80 man who did not mean to be extray-
CANT, has been led along; and rather
M than face the position and descend
,n manfully, has tried to keep up by en-
% bezzlement and been called swim
juet dlers Our nr,sons ara ran,dlv he,na
thts filled by those who make the mis-
lasr take of beginning life at the top Of
Sun the ladder.
nuri MARRIED MEN.
Flea There is an expression in the face
She lDf a good married man who has a
her bOod wife. that bachelors face can
her. OFT possess. Il is indescribable. He
was desa little nearer the angels than the
eyated rdsomest young fellow living. You
carrying see taht his broad breast is a
they view for somebody head, and that
street tie fingers pulled his whiskers. No
her balaI ever mistakes the good married
in her az 1t is only the erratic one that
ously inius you in doubt. The good onC
ed as sheprotect all the unprotected fe
pavement and make himself generally a
the child De to the ladies, and yet never
voted womi doubt ON any mind that ther'
nal injuries ecious little woman at hom'
everything I'll the world to him.
her life II warent is like looking-g glas
a few days aren to dress themselves by
parents sholud keep III
DCDT Dt and clear, not dull an
| PLkl / their example is rich in
- the rising generation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
JUDGE HANNAH
Will Preside Over This Circuit
Court District After Jan Ist.
MS MAJopln Will BE ALMOST 1000


In this district Judge J. b. Han
nah. Democrat. IS elected Circuit
Judge by almost 1000 majority oyel
Theobald. II is a great victory. Is
these figures are considerably abov'
the normal majority OF the district
The returns as received show tina
he carried Elliott county 62s. Nor
gan 7l5. Lawrence ss Theobald car
ried Carter Bis.
Judge Hannah IS a native OF Eli
Oft county. and has represented thi
district In the State Senate iii
first court will be at Louisa in Jan
iinry.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08

. ES, Ii carry off his gate
shot the revolver in the air and
a. he thought, emptied it He return
ed and jokingly pointed it at Miss
Vantine when it went off, the hau
striking the young woman in the
back just above the hip She Is in
serious condition this morning
The sad story concluded by 2y-
ing that Mr.. Thomas is prostrated
over the accident" Probably he n.
but not nearly so much as the VIC
tim OF his idiotic act is.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08
Sunflower Philosophy.

II is not so much of compliment FOR
a girl to be popular with the boys
as she is liable to ehink 1t is
Tell woman to save a sinner ana
she win fix her prayers on some wick
al man. No woman ever tries to save
an errlng woman.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-11-08

Grayson. Ky. Nov. 2, The jury in
the case OF Commonwealth VS.. Ed
Lambert charged iwth killing Miss
Jesse. returned verdict OF gull
Is this morning and sentenced him
t. ten years in the penitentiary. Whis
ky was the direct cause of this kill
I ing. Lambert was drunk and flour
ished his gun pulled the trigger and
the innocent girl fell in the road
lIt occurred decoration day at Beth
ell cemetery.