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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-08

I cheered up at once Nothing
could be better than this. I brought
the bucket with an a1acrity that
must have surprised him, and fol-
lowed him to the barnyard
He strobe out with his usual conf
dent gait, and stepping up to Lily as
II they were boon companions, took
her by both horns, lifting her head
from sweet bunch of clover She
blinked at him in her stupid, mis-
leading way 1t deceived him, but not
me, for I saw her tail go crooked
$50, Bossy!' he ordered, and she
"soed" obediently.
"You see, Jim,' he remarked, as he
tried to sit evenly on the one-legged
stool, "you see how gentle she really
is? A COW must feel that you are
her master, a kindly master, but not
to be disputed" and he began to
squeeze the milk into the bucket.
"Calmness always has its effect
What an easy mixer she is!'' he went
on. 81 had an idea, from your fire.
quent mishaps, that she might be
really difficult to manage. But on the
contrary, she seems to be unusually
docile."
He MIXED away complacently and
my heart went into my boots with
the fear that that unnatural beast
was going to let him finish his work
without showing her colors. But all
at once hope revived, for I saw her
swing her long horns around and her
sleepy eyes blink at him and the
bucket, which was nearly full.
My father began one of his lectures
on kindness to all animals, cows in
particular, because" he argued,
aside from the humane view of the
question, there is a value to us in
milk which is yielded willingly like
this, which is lost if the cow is
fevered or nervous You do not
mean to be fretful or unkind, I am
sure. Convince her" he did not
finish the sentence, for the crooked
tail switched suddenly, sp1ashing into
the bucket and then into the speak
ers face, while her foot went into
the bucket.
The dripping brush blinded him
and the stool went out from under
him, SO that by the time I reached
him he was lying with his hair and
whiskers in a pool of warm milk.
But no sooner had I helped him to
his feet, than he made a dash for the
fence, and catching off the top rail,
he proceeded himself to convince"
the COW.
Bring the rest of the fence, JIM"
he gasped between whacks.
"Can I help you, Pop?" I asked,
when I began to feel sorry for the
COW, and little alarmed for my
father.
He stopped suddenly and looked at
me half dazed, but with some shame
in his dripping face
81 guess we'll sell that cow, Jim.
I've notion Deacon Saltwater wants
about such an animal. She is, as I
said, an easy mixer, and she GER
tainly gives good pai1fu1,' here
he smiled ruefully; "but the sudden
and unexpected elements are rather
over-developed in her case, and re-
quire judicious handling. I'll see the
deacon tomorrow
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-08

animal is annoying, but I can't have
the boy grow up a brute. You
should have seen the fury of the
little beggar! I can believe he is
tired. But I promised him a strap
ping. You coaxed me out of it the
last time it was due, you know"
"But fatherp the soft voice
pleaded, you'll wait till morning,
won't you? You wouldn't wake the
dear boy out of sound s1eep?'
"That's what I would" declared
my irate parent, beginning to work
himself into a passion. "You know
very we'll he won't get his deserts at
stand that I mean what I say" and
he strobe towards my room.
[ snored deeply.
"Jitn," he Numbered.
I snored loudly and even moaned
a little in my sleep.
'Look here, Sonny!" and his hand
came down on my shoulder.
[ sat up, rubbing my eyes.
"You know what | promised you-
jump out here!' and he took a small
trunk strap from a nail on the wall
"I'd just as soon wait till morning;
I'm SO sleepy" 1 ventured.
"Well, I'll wake you! Try your SUI
perior strength on a defenceless cow,
again, will you?" and the strap came
down.
A boys sense Of justice is keen,
and each stroke of that strap aroused
every little deamon I was acquainted
with, in my heart. I simply would
not cry, SO [ stood still as possible
and let him relieve his mind He had
never whipped me so hard before,
and when he went back to the sitting
room, where his wife sat dropping
tears on her knitting work, I have
doubted since if he felt much
Drawer man than he did before he
trounced me.
AS for me, I forgot how much I
really admired my big, handsome
father, my teacher and friend as
we'll, generally speaking; and I quite
revel1ed in unfi1ial reflections until
sleep overcame me. In the morning
looked for streaks on my back and
shoulders, and finding few I called
my step-mother to put her kind hands
on them and feel sorry for me, in
cidcntally to report my sad condi-
tion to my father.
I was correct in all my calcu1a-
tons Tears and kisses fell on my
wounds, and when I went out to
breakfast, sulky and sore, found
my father disposed to propitiate
me- Of course he couldn't say,
in a straightforward way, that he
had overwhelmed himself, and con-
sequently been unduly harsh. But
he made agreeable little jokes and
asked me, with a poke in my sorest
rib, if [ "broke the rail?"
But as I remained sullen, he be-
came serious and instructive. "You
see, Jim," he explained b1and1y, "the
trouble is, that you fret the COW,
somehow She is nervous and you
seem to aggravate her nervousness.
Animals are often as susceptible to
such impressions as human beings.
Now, I'll go out with you and show
you how quickly calmness, with a
firm bearing, will quiet her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
2SaWington- Ngentnr
-beS-
"9eutf6en correspondent"
@m. Sannemann, 1916 Wariou.
Strake, R..8.
,pp gu5etgen uuh gcieamugen cutgeseu arnuut.
petben.
2ufaAcridltc ans Maibingtua.
Erof. Sinton pIobIi1 &c.
It orbCu.

Erof. Stnton pI0sIi6 &C.
ltorbcn.
Rrof. G6aS. $. Stnton Itarb Ticn.
ltog 4bcnO gcgcn II ll6r ploblid) an
elmer @ebirnblutrng, ais cr nit Dem
@lepator bon Dem 9onfctt Der so.
clctp OF Bbilniopbicdl Snquirp" I'M
@ebdli0e OeS .Gbriitlifen 8ereina
1llnger M6nner," Nr. 1870, @.Str.,
Noroluelt, beruntcr fubr. Ger Ser.
%ltorbene, Der 5"lueiter Siilfss@ranlino.
tor I'M Eatentomt mar, ma ser Der.
gnilgtcItc Menid OH Scr 8cIttofcI,
lrt0 ietn Sooit itber y@eiblidc 8bis
loiop6ie," Den CT pcnige Winlttcn Dor
ieitem GoOe Gielt, botte ben ur0t-
tbeiltcn @cifoq uno sic Seiterfcit ser
3u6orcr bcrporgerufcn. 8rof. Silt
ton mar Dor 60 Sobren in Gnolono
gc6orer, Gr bintcrldbt feline 8ittrue
un0 bier S06nc.
IngebIide Ginbrcdcr Der.
hnftet.
Sm Observation-Disclosures mltr0cl,
geItcrn 5ruei bes etnbruds in sen
Gigarrcnloocn BON Sronf q. SopeS,
9tr. 1873, 10. Strobe, Noropelt, uno
in Den SleibcrloOcn bon $. @cin.
berg, Nr. 942, G.Strobc ToromcIt,
%per0ad)tigc iunge 2elte, sic lire Nos
men olS George Wartel un0 Some3
Hpon ongobcll, nod benz 9ertillon.
Spltem genlciien uno fir bas Ser
brchcrsNl6um Photographic. NidJt
lange nad6er erfannte Scr Supcrin.
ten0ent bcs Bureaus iiir Snoentiiifo,
ton, Gu9en bon 9uitirf, Elm 9ilb ocS
Mortel in Ser 8oqerie, out Dem er
ols Sbono8 NoIan ans Toronto, ga.
no0o, be5eidnet mar lrno in ociien
9ei6rei6ung er OILS notorii6er ca
idcn0ie6 tn0 Ginbrcder be3ei6net
miro. 9eioe lperoen porl1lfig feitgc-
galten.
S6aoen euer.
@egcn 5 l16r geItcrn Worgcn 6rod
in Sem IltmetoG- 2ogeri6uppcn bon
9ern6eimcr & Goof, Nr. 42, SsStr
Nor6oit, Elm 9rono aus. ser oie &c.
mo6ner Ser Hod6aridoit in nidt &c.
rin9c Aufregung ncriettc. Gle ifleit.
1li0it olormirtc Seucrnebr fonnte
jeood) boS 6elter l0iden, nodoem eS
einen Sdo0cn bon ungeiGhr $500
ongerihtet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
Sciratbs 2iecnsen.

Goporo u. Green, Is, unb GoIe q.
Cotton Is; 4pplifant e. 81. Green,
@oibington, 8. s.
Gorparo Is. Sobl 30, uno Morga.
ret 9recocn, %; Ipplifont 2elpis g.
Sobl, 9tr. S2l, gppletonItr.
Nbrubum Steinborn, 25, II. Yeorl
9inoer, %; applifont Sillills Wil.
len, Ger. 324, Siio-9ouoItraBe.
Soiepb W. Ban, 80, uno Soiiro g.
@roofs, So; gpplifont s. @. Ship.
ling, Nr. 1900, 2isbtitraBe.
2ouis Wollon, %, unb Worgoret
s. McGolpor, So; slpplifant 2oui3
Wollon.
Srping 9renner, "a, unb Momie
Sobler, Is; gpplifont s. 6. arolls.
Ger. 213, Siio.WoitntltroBe.
George 6. Senoerlon, %, II. Worp
&. MnrionL 81; Mpplifont y. s.
InloB, GER. 2S40, ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
Bur Mcinianna bes Vlntes.

0tan lit polltonbig oa5u bered]tigt.
5l iogen, ooB Die erite 9eoingung fir
%poaltGnoige 8%eiunobeit reines 9lut
lit ullo es lit gleid,fals mnbr, Dab bel
cen meiiten 2eiten iif bos Shit niht
III 10 glltem 3uitanoe befinoet, iuie es
iein iolte. Der Spmptomc giebt es
piele = i6ledte Soiitiorbe, Sinner,
Seidppiire peridieoener 9lrt, beltGn.
biges Sliden IL. I. 10. - utb menn
zines BON oielen bemerft miro, iolte
Elm gutes 9lutreinigungsmittel &c.
nommen peroen. Gin loldes lit 5i.
Iammengeltelt aus:
Ii Huge fliiiligem Senna.ertraft
a lln5e HodeQe.Sa
y lln5e slro Sagraoa,
10 @rains 9i.Garbonate Of Sooa,
a lln5e @aiier uno
u hinge @lpcerin.
Sie geeignete 9oiis oapon lit elm
8beeloiiel poa abenos urlo Dor ieber
Wabl8eit. 9as He5ept miro bon bic.
len iSamilien, Die es periud)t baben,
b~eitGnoig benubt uno bohgeifGst.
aae 9eitonotbeile Iinb einiad II. ilit-
ih1olih uno in irgenb elmer apotbefe
erbdltlid. Ias &e5ept foitet meniger
ais einen balben Collar. gbatidflid
fonnei Die SHereoientien ~ein5eln se-
fault uno 5u Sauie gemiidt peroer.
@enn in Der Ipotbefe 5uiammenge-
iteut, iollte man aui elmer %itrengen
GinboItnng oes He5epts beiteben.
(122)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
Spnucnaufs nno llntcr0nng.
Nns Wrttrr.

Sir MorpIau0 uto Sen 0iitritt
Columbia t~bcihpciic bcp0lft, ntorgcn
cbcninQa; lcihtc noro0itlidJc bis Oft
lihc MinOc.
@citcrn MAJ oic D0dltc Scmperatltr
So @ra0 I'M 6 ltbr Morgcn5 unO oic
niCorigItc 53 @ruo nm 3 llbr Nod)-
mittnQS.
SH 0cn uu0crCn 0im0e@ Mcttcrs
StotioneH mlr0cu gcItcrn ole folgcus
ocn niC0rilitcu Icmpcroturcu Der
3eihnet; Gultport If, Eortlnn0 Is,
Bolton 80, 9Ibnup -, 9Iep-Dort 81,
Ebilooelpbia %, lltlantic Gitu 30,
@%aibington 81, 9torioIt 56, &ottera9
81, Charlotte 81, @ilmington Ct,
Gburleiton 81, S%uuonuab 66, &od-
ion bile GS, Sllpiter 10, Sen @cit
u, 9ltlanta 90, W%iontgomcrD g.
NcrusNrIenu9 6S, Yalcitinc A, 0als
potion SO, Corpus Gbrilti As, Mcnlz
pbi3 l6, Cincinnati 10, Fittaburg
80, Osuc0o 81, 9ufiolo 81, GlcUc-
lnnO 81, Detroit 30, Alpcto 81
WtorQuctte 30, @rccn Ban 30, Gbi-
cngo 36, Gulutb SO, ct. Ydul 36,
Ct. 9ouia 36, aonios Sin SO, Omo.
Ia SO, 9uron 80, @i@mord -, @il'
liiton 80, Sourc 30, &elcno 81, Salt
2ofe Gitp 36, 0cnper If, NORTH
NIotte %, 0o0gc Sin 3G, 2lmariQo
-, Cos 2lngelea 4S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02

Ger o2ipingItonc" trlig bon Dem SIT,
lnmmcnitoB cine gebrpd)cne Stobl.
platte om Stern bopoll, ole cs n0tbia
modt, DAB oos Sdiif in ooS Grodcn-
bod gc6cn muB. Ger Sdooncr
n2ofepooo" mar nit elmer 2ooung
3iegelitcine ouf benz @ege bon Sem
aort nod Sapounab, ais Der nor
mcgiide Gompfcr nit ibnt 5uiammc1
iticB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
Rod feline Ginisnug.

Die 9iffcrcn5en 5luild)cn Der Wter-
6ontS II. dinners G%ronSporto-
ton Company un0 i6rcn Sffi.
5iercn nod nid)t beigclcgt.-Gcr-
tretcr Ser @cieQihoit %ertl6rclt,
gc1ii0en0 GrinBleutc 81 boben.
9ie H~clignotion Ser eriten uno
5mciten Sffi5icre Der Wcr6antS ono
MincrS Transportation Company
bat bis icbt nod feline lpeientlide
Notwithstanding sur 5oIge gebobt,
ltnO Die Hepr6ientontcn Der 0ompf-
ihifi5 . @eieQi6oft ioipobI, ais bie
Offi3ierc, ipeld)e ibre Stellen nieocr-
Gelegt bo6en, crflGrcn, boB iie nid)t
i'm @eringiten gum No6ge6cn &C.
neigt icien. Ser 9ompfer ,9orbe-
iter," mcldcr fir Eropioencc mo
Bottom 6cItinnlt lit, illbr geItern nit
elmer boucn 9eiotung Of.
Der General . @ei6Git8fii6rer q.
.. StcbbinS bon Der WcrdontS II.
Mincr5 Transportation So. iogte
geltern: Sic Sadloge lit unpcrGn.
bert. ltnicre 2eltte bu6en ibre 9fes
lignotioncn ciugcrcidt, un0 mir ia
ben o%ielelben ongeltommen un0 oic
Stellen ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT ollrd)
onoere 2cllte erlcbt. gSoS oaS &C.
rii6t iibcr eilten moQlidJen ausitono
Der Gupitdnc on6elongt, 10 ne6me id
boilclbc nidt ernit. Geri6ieoene 60
pitGne bo6en inns feipiaig ollfge-
lndt, INN ms mit5utbeilen, oaB tie
5u inns bolten miiroen."
9(tf ser onocren Seite glaubt Ga.
pit0n q. 9. GulIcn, ipel6er bic ga
de Der ouSgeidieOcnen Sifi5iere Der
tritt, Dob Die 8eieQi6oft ihlteBlid)
gc5ipunQcn iein wiiroc, sic olts oent
0icnitc ACKNOWLEDGMENT Offi5iere SIT
Den bon Oieien gcitcllten 9coingun.
gen 5ltriif ST. ncbnlcn. Gr gloubt 10.
gar, OoB im Gllbcriten Notbfole sic
Gopitdne nit Den ilbrigcn Sffi5icrcn
altSlte6cn miir0en.
SIM @on5cn 6obcn bis iebt 81 81
~fi5icre Der Wer6onts II. MillerS
Transportation So. ibrc &%eiignotion
eingercidt.
Die Nbfobrt 0eS Samplers o9teips
Orleans" ont 9ienitog mlir0e ou-
hurd oer5ogcrt, Dob Die &ertreter Der
Sifi3icrc 6cn Collector Stone Der.
onloBtclt, cine llnterIlrdung or5uitel-
len, bel lpclder cs iid) bcrolsIteltc.
bob lid) nidt Die Notwithstanding
,3obl bon Sffi5iercn an @oro be.
fono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02

Gin idj5ncs nnS niitIid)cs Gridcn!
fir Y~neebGrige lit INNER cine lcbcns.
srokc photographic OSer cine limit
lcriid b~olcnoctc Gopie cincs alton
Silbcs In GraDon, N~afcrfarbe, Del
obcr Eaiteu. Die id6niten Gabinet.
bilocr MIR ST pro Smtenb.
Snlins 1ebbel, oeutidcr photograph.
CO., 321 GorS-0ag StraHe.
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Der IludJ ocs SGb5ornS.

Sm &ouiAc wirit Sonlc9 O3c9idmcc
icircr @attin cine brcrmcnGc
Campo an Den &opi. - Die 6rolt
I'M Soipi:al an cen crlittenen
9ronbwunOcn gcIlorbcn. Scr
10 Sabre olte Sobn ais 3et0c
f~citgebnltcn.
Ger fiibnitc Homan.S hriititcllcr
f0nntc idnucrlidJ jilli Nbihrrd Der
iibri0en Wtcnlhbcit cin 10 filbhc5
@ilo meuihli0en GlcnO9 %cntrnlclt,
nlS lpic 0uliclbc 0urd clncn Der 20
Ii3ei 0ca iiiO!iAca 0iitriftS ult0c5ciA-
fen Sales in oic Neiicntii@fcit &C
lungt miro.
Gem Eoli5cibcridt iuioIGc itorb
geItcrn NbcnO I'm g llbr I'M nWlnrD.
lol0cr llni0criitdt9 8 @olpitol" 6rdll
Wog9ic Comet Wicgtomec an Den
8ol0en bon GrnnomrmGen, mclhc lie
an DorbcrgeGcn0cn gbet0 Oo0llrd)
crlitt, Dap iDr bctrltnfclcr @attc, Sos.
Mc9toncc, ludGrcno tic i'm Bette lag
cine brenncn0c Campo nod ibr mari.
3ic 6oniIien- lrn0oOie ipicltc lid
in Der Wc9tunee'i1cn Nobutrg 9tr.
520 Sit.Grob.S trobc, ob. lnO Der
10 Sabre nlic Sobn OeS Gbepons
res, Sobn Mc9tomce, ipcIdcr Nit.
gcn5cugc mar, nrrOc gcitern @l6cno
in Der iii0lid)cn Eoli5ciitotion cinQc'
lieiert, INN i'm Dem Ginilib Der
IuBenipcIt bel ieincm Dor Der Goro.
1ere Sllrp 81 mohcn6cn @hl3loAcn 5rl
ettiieben.
Sopcit Die Eoli5ci bis ictt crmit
teltc, botten Mc9tnncc mn iCinc 0ot
tin am Gienitog abcn0 fltrj Dor f.
llbr, oils Grltcrcr bc5Cdt nod @ouic
fam, cinen Strcit. >Sm Ncrlouic 0ei,
iclben mari Wic9tnnlcc cine ~brcnncn0e
Sanlpe nod lciner SrnlL oic I'M Nctt
log, itno Dos 9ett}cug ling olt0cn.
blidlid 6eiicr, nobel olid sic 8rnli
IN 6lommen gcbiiGt iplroc. %cr0et
lid perluhtcn bic iibrigen 0ou$6c.
iuoDner ibr Niilie 81 %Iciitcl. N(3 liz
in Der 4nnbuInn5 oc$ iiioliden q.
~iiriftS noh Dem yWtorOlGncer Timber.
iitats &oipitol" gebrodt luur0c, CT.
tonnten Die Ncr5te, Dab frinc HcttunN
mebr porbon6en lei, mto bcrcits &C.
itcrn I6enb milrbe tic olrd) Sen Iob
bon ibren gr1Blidcn 2ci0cu crl0it.
Wtc9tanpce iulIr0c berCits lucui0c
Stunoen nod 6Cnl brlltuicn Nn0riii
oiif Die 8rolI nerbaltct mo nod Gem
Stoot9efdnoniB 0eionOt. g8ic CT.
m1bnt, murbe iein So6n crit acltcrlr
abeno ipGt in Salt genommen, ga oic
8oli5el beiiirdtete, bob ocrielbe Dor
Geripanoten bceinilllbt fprrOen f0nntc
9as Iuge oes @eiebeS
m oh t. - Ger Heger Moies Sumter
ipliroe geitern in Ser %noroipcitlid,erl
Eoli5eiitntion 81 feds Mcnotcn &c
fangniB u1b ciner @eIobube i'm @e-
trage bon S. mo Soften perurtbeiIt.
neil CT Dor 6cinobe 3tpei Sobren ici.
nen &oIienacnoiien George BOB bon
CIR. f443, Norb . WountitroBe, burd,
cinen &epolperiduB perlplnnoete. 9ey
ShieB6olo oerIieb unmittclbor mad,
Der SdirBerei big etnbt nitb glalibt(
nun. oaf' Die aifnirc pcreciien lei
mesbalb cr nod Baltimore 3nriid.
tebrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
WeloicnoMnaen

nod 9eiitIbIano "a Gents pro Ofarf,
nad Scitreid 20h Gents pro arone.
Horto ertra. Sdiifsfarten BON uno
na9 8eittihlano. I~eiiep6iie, 8cb.
lei, Greoitbriefe lno ausI6nbiihcs
@sIS. Sbcu. s.. Sicncr & g., 2t7
Sit.gaItimore-S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02

Gom Gferoerennen.- Die
Heiultotc Scr gcItrigen @ettrennen
bcS WorplanO Sodcp = Clubs in
Yimlico noren fol9enoe:
I. Hennen, 6 SlirlongS - ySoo
&cd. 5 SIT I, u@oIO Cattle" oGucen
Of anigbt," 3eit t.t5H.
3. Henncu, Az 5llrlon9S -n9lem-
Der" n@eorooll", r@lud Moil," 3cit
0.56.
8. Gennen, 5 Sllrlongs - st.
SomcS," o2ourn g." r2llcp Morie,"
3cit; 1921.
A. Tenncll, 3 Meilen - Sir Gri-
Iton," o@~uoroion," YHod Storm,"
3eit: 4.3i.
5. Gcnncn, I Mcile - Colorado"
YTercentooe," nDoirp Moib," 3eit:
1.42H.
6. Genncn, / Meile = .@or.
Ming" n@otcr Gog," .Tocine", 3cit
1.42.
Z. Hennen, 5 SurloltgS .Sbc
@reItler," v9lle Gole," nWerric2oi-
tic" 3eit: t.01.
Ieues Seiul. - Der 9olti'
more . Ohio = 3rpeig bes Gbriltlideil
Sereins intger M1nner bot bon Or.
Sbeobore Goof 0oS @rlno1tiid an Der
SiiblpeIt $ ode bon 9ornep nno Sui
folfltroBe gefolft, Inn oarauf Elm
neueS @ebGuoe fir Die 3mede bes
TcreinS 81 errid)ten.
Sreimarfen g G I t q II |
grobcr. = Sic Ginnabmen ser
bieiigcn Toit an Eo'tpertb5eifen be-
trugelt mGbrenb oes MonatS Ipril
$tS5,Si351, gegen $t62,S09.70 i'm
&oriabre, alio $23,063.S7 ooer ID
Ero5ent nlebr.
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..Sarmnnic /. Enfc.H

Nr. Ala, 8cit- Sapettc-S traNer aarl
Sdlmiot, Snbabcr. @iir5bmrscr Spf-
bran friid) ain 3apf. Diners, Sunpers
a Ia carte. Sn Sturgeon Grbffnnng
ocs Summcrsartcns. (slpril 1,tS.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
Watbplulc

DOm bcntc at taglid) friid in
George Siains's @einlanbc, :
40i-406 ~Cit.galtimurcitrahc.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-03
RESOLUTIONS.

Han of salyersyiIle Lodge No. POI,
T.. o. o. f.
salyersyille, KY, April 2S, 1907
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great
Grand Master Of the Universe to call
from this earthly lodge. to that
celestial lodge above our beloved
brother, J. H. May, who departed this
life. April 9th, after a brief illness,
therefore, be it resolved.
lst That the members OF Sal
yersyille Lodge No. POI, of the In
dependent order of Odd Fellows, hav-
lns lost faithful and worthy broth
or the community good and useful
citizen, his family a kind and affec-
tomato husband and father, DO
NOW, in lodge assembled. extend 10
tie bereayed family and loved ones,
or heartfelt sympathy in this, their
bereavement
md That the members OF the
lodge wear the usual badge OF mourn
ing for thirty dyas.
Ord. That a copy OF these reso-
lutions be spread on the minutes Of
the lodge, copy given to thebe-
reaved family, and that they be also
! published in the Big Sandy News
Respectfully,
H. C.. Mann,
Chas. Atkinson,
Z. II. Atkinson.
Committee on Resolutions.
Adopted by unanimous vote o.
the lodge at its special call meeting
on April 2S. 1907. w. P. Sinner,
Secretary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-03
MARVIN.

John Kitchen. who has been sick
Tor q few weeks with malaria, is able
to he out again.
Grover and John Combs, who have
ben engaged in the mining business
at Kayford, are visiting relatives at
this place.
Marie Compton was at T. H. Chad
wicks last week.
Madge Riee, who has been report
I'd sick with heart trouble is impov-
n and is visiting relatives at Cat
letisburg.
Len Haws, of Cadmus, was here
iast week.
Willie Berry. who has been on the
sick list for a few days. is slowly
In proving.
Hrs. Dave Foster and daughter, Miss
May, were shopping at Marvin last
Wednesday.
Miss Gypsie Compton was the
g est of Mrs Willie Berry last Fri
day.
J. C. Adams, of overda, passed
he, . last Saturday en- route TO Yates
Vile.
Misses Mary Rice and virgie Cook
Soy attended Sunday School at Poll
ly's Chapel last Sunday.
J. X. Woods was on Gait one day
last week, also, Grover Bradley. Of
Morgan's creek, was visiting friends
On Gait last Sunday.
Roy Adkins and wife were visiting
Dave Foster and wife last Sunday.
Mrs. Hester Thompson was the guest
of her parents on Sand branch last
Sunday.
Ben Haws attended the Red Mems
looae at Twin branch Saturday night.
The Editor requests that the cor
respondents leave off telling so
much about the neighbors visiting
each other and tell more about deaths,
marriages, accidents etc. But it
seems as though If these were the
cnly events that were published
,htre would be several blank columns
II the NEWS. Gladys
You seem to have no difficulty in
getting up n very newsy letter, Miss
lGladys, and there are Others.
Ed. News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-03
WEBBylIJE

Your writer rot bnrk from your
lssDy town after weeks court Il
5as one OF the best courts ever held
.hyie. and Ct had one Of the best
jpics.
sir and Mrs BORDERS, from back
ul louisville. passed throguh here
on their way TO upper Blaine to Wis
10 relatives They had not been there
gGr 20 years
Two Misses Young, Of Greenup.
aue here 10 visit their sick mother.
Tue Rev Mr Rice, OF the Baptist
esmch. held services at willard
ne Misses Ferguson, OF Denton,
nave gone 70 East Fork
Mrs. Richard Lyons and sons have
returned from Huntington,
The Independent order OF Odd Eel
lows had big march, a big dinner
AID big time generally here yes
lay. Willard Lodge, and part
OF Elaine and Fallsburg Lodges Were
hero. They had some fine speeches
and a recital by Dorothy Webb and
Zoo Hall, two young Misses OF Webb
vile
\ mule buyer is here. picking "
OF the stock he can find
Mr.. Editor, what has become %
Rack Eyes, OF Prosperity or Brush
! yg' She ought TO keep on writ
lirr. for she will make daisy wher
shs gets little older
Wesley Webb, aged 81 years, diet
1 Friday and was buried Sunday
Henry Fischer is moving his big gay
rEl to Horizons, on Little Blaine
where he has bought large lot o
.i.aber.
Tie loading has begun. Their,
are u thousand here in the yard
II be loaded as soon as the railroa,
can furnish The cars
Judge Woods drove down a BIZ
lot OF hogs today. Pit.