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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

Lindsay Lester OF Tuscola, one
OF cur best citizens, was business
VISITOR TO Louisa last Monday.
Judge Walter Harkins wife and Scott
Jr,. were in Louisa Wednesday, guests
OF Mrs. and Mrs. r. T. Burns.
jeff. B. Hannah, a prominent FL
lott county lawyer and Democratic
candidate for the nomination for
Circuit Judge of this district, was
in Louisa this week.
Dir J. f. Reynolds. wife and two
children. OF Mt Sterling, were re
ceLt guests OF Rev S. F. Reynolds
and wife. They returned home Tues
day morning.
X. II. Vansant. a prominent lumber
and mill man OF Ashland and Pres
.d,nt OF the National Association of
Hardwood Lumbermen, was bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
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onITuARY.

Oath has again visited the home
OF Merida Pack and taken from him
his loving wife. Maggie Pack. aged
Is years and 7 months She was
bcra September ,. 1871, and was the
dn !, hter OF jeff Price. she died
Arii IL. 1907
she lived a devoted Christian until
dean She leaves two sons and a
10, irg companion and several sisters
io-Wourn her loss She said in her
,piDe moment that she had no fears.
s. was conscious until the last
TIE burial services We're conducted
~ Rev. 4. J. Moore dmd G. V
zach at the family graveyard on
15le Blaine. 4 Friend.
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the Best Paint.

Omitted States ready mixed
paint is equal to the best made. in
fact, II is privately guaranteed 10
rs by the manufacturers to be ident-
ioa!,y the same that they sell
lnder a well known brand at a
fancy price. BY using the brand
IN tied States" instead OF the
hand under which the leading man
ufacturers have made big repu-
ta'ion we are allowed TO sell the
paint somewhat cheaper. We have
full line. We also carry the Par
agon, an excellent paint.
Snyder Hardware Co.,
Louisa, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26
MoRGANs cREEK.

Dat sowing IS about over and now
our farmers are busy preparing for
corn planting.
Geo. Holly and son, Leonard. are
la s9ing Bachelor Hall. They have
recently finished sowing about forty
b Shells OF oats ON A. collinsworth's
lard
Church here every second Sunday
n each month. Rev. John Moore
has charge.
JIn Christian has completed HIS
new residence and has recently furn-
ISL his rooms with elegant furniture
As Jim is wldower. this look like
something will be "a doin' +"
George and Ped Newsom are at HON
for the summer.
Geo. Workman has moved to Ma
ian.
A funeral meeting will be held
here on the third Sunday in May
at which win be preached the funer-
al Of Mrs. Georgia Holley Services
TO be conducted by the Reys. French
Flee Albert Miller. sylvester Miller
and Andy J. Frazier. The husband
o, the deceased cordially invites every
one to attend.
Grover Bradley is buying and haul
Ing cross tieB 10 Louisa.
Mrs. yernia Adkins was shopping
at Yatesyille recently. Everybody feels
pou In Mrs. Adkins presence. as
she always has a kind smile and
word for all New Neighbor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26
Wall Paper Bargains

You viii find brand now stock
Of wall paper at the Snyder Hard
ware Companvs Desirable patterns
ard new goods. but the prices are
very low. II prices are OF inter-
est to YOU ia buying wall paper do
not fail to see our splendid values.
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Get Ready

Read the jamestown Exposition Ere
Trip proposition OF the Big Sandy
N,ws and got ready TO 70 II ex-
ilains itself. but the Contest Editor
w;il have more TO say next week In
the meantime Get Ready
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

g Y Abbott and wife have re-
turned from Floyd county. where
thew had been called by the death
OF Mrs. Abhotts mother. Mrs. Jacob
Gcllt. OF Dwale. They reached
there few hours after Mrs. Co
BILE died
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County Treasurer.

win pay all County Claims on
Common fund for the year 1906 down
to and including No l2S, and ell
claims for the year 1908 regardless
n number Robert Dixon,
Treasurer Lawrence County
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

Wallace. "The big Sandy Insurance
Maa" will be pleased e. show you
ne rev forms Of life insurance. know.
ts be New York Standard Policy. be
Ing approved by the New York Legis
le,ure. Issued by the Old Reliable
Mutual Life OF New York.
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WANTED!

Person to travel and collect in home
territory. weekly salary of $lO72
per year and expenses. Address, JOS
eph Alexander, Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

George Dallas Gddgell died recently
at us homo In Bath county. lie had
relatives here
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!: = PERSONALS. =
..a.a..a.......a....s...l

Wallace Mcclure OF jackson, was
Ia Louisa this week
Ion. Wellman made business trip
10 Prestonsburg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John ElswIck were in
Greenup county last week,
u Il. Shannon, made business
trip to Grayson last week.
Thomas Theobald. Grayson at
tolDey was in Louisa Monday.
Mrs. Mcdonald Preston was re-
eeat visitor at P. II. vaughan's.
Albert Wilkes, a prominent citizen
Of overda, was in Louisa Tuesday.
DR.. w. T. Atkinson and wife, Of
T'aintsyIlle. was In Louisa recently.
Miss Florence Millender has re-
turned from 4 visit to Huntington.
J, NJ. Maynard, OF Kinner, was .
business visitor in Louisa Wednes-
dg
Miss Carrie Gray, OF Denton. is
here, the guest OF Miss Mable But
Ter.
Mrs. Wat Andrews. Of Ashland,
was here last Thursday visiting relA-
tiyes.
DR. G y. waldeek and family OF
Central City, are visiting Louisa rel
ati,,s
Hiss Glpsy Shannon was in Louisa
last week, the guest OF the Misses
oHilen.
Mss Mae Stafford left by way Of
TIE \. and W. Thursday for a visit
10 friends.
Commonwelth's Attorney A. b.
Stephens. OF Floyd county, was here
tails week.
Mrs. Mallssa Gault left wednes-
lay morning for visit TO relatives
IN Dwingsyille.
W e Eldridge aud wife, OF Ash
lant wee recent guests OF J. W.
Yates and wife
Mrs. George F. wroten, OF savan.
rah Ga, is the guest OF DIR. and Mrs,
c. W. Wroten.
i.ys Parsley. OF Stone Coal, W.
Va. was here this week, returning
from Cauettsburg.
Yrs. FLOYD wellman. OF Central
City. was here last week visiting rel
aiives aud friends.
}. L. Rife and daughter Miss Merle
OF Fast Fork, are guests OF Mrand
Mrs. John Elswick
Mrs. Cynthia Stewart has gone TO
Pdrtsylle for a visit to the family
OF William Borders
AIRS, Mary Atkinsono salyersHille,
was In Louisa last week. the gdest
OF Mrs. j. w Yates.
Miss Daisy Mars and Miss Willie
n,iugton spent Sunday with rela-
lives in Prestonsburg.
Ralph Foster, OF Columbus. was
here over Sunday the guest OF Mr.,
ard Mrs. J. {. Adams
NIlt Burgess, OF Charley, went
to Nj Sterling to ettend the Rail
road Commissioner convention.
q w. Farrow. head miller at the
BE- Sandy Milling plant. has re-
TUNED from Bowling Green, Ky.
T Ia Muncaster clerk in the u
is Engineer office went TO Wheel.
Ing Monday on a few days leave,
Attorney Richard Moore OF Louisa
was In Ashland TO attend meeting
OF the Northup Creditors.-Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Burchett, Ir.
lave returned from brief visit ,c
NJ. and Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Of Pike
Iinie.
J. W. NJ. Stewart returning 10 Ash.
land from Letcher county. stopped
here long enoush to see his mother
Mrs, Cynthia Stewart
Judge w. W. Marcum. a former Lou
liNM, but now prominent in legal
oiroles in West virginia, is here
the guest OF 0is children.
Charles Holbrook and wlfe,of Lex
/ ineton, who have been visiting here
land Mrs Mary Holbrook. of Louisa
lave returned from Blaine.
/ j. II. Preston, wife and daughter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

Connty Republicans held
q ID Louisa Saturday and
nlls TO the District Con
noDinats n candidate for
|onnissioner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

G'Hss seed and seed oats. for sale
At Rig Sandy Milling Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

n11 of the Rev. II. n,
I.I to know that he is
n|I|D|y disabled by rher-
he 4. confined 10 the bed
NEATLY, On this ac-
nn1ble TO say when he
10 resume his ministerial
181ence from his charge
b ,l accounted for.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

ocorse Farrov the mil
DowIlns Green recently
hoy he had not seen
b ears. died.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

nIoFn. wife and babe pass
Lopisa Monday from
w Va. on their way
hca|nut station. Mrs.
crI slck and she and her
lld thild were borne ON a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

|lrhship aud family have
fullcrs 10 Chapman
II have a section on the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

|APPf TIMES.
ISs OF old
Dts were bold
ION trousers wore.
a in peace.
4 crease
u years OF more.
ID Wallace. Life. Fire.
b. office near depot
hum at sulliVan'A
freezers at sulllvAn'S.
"a goods at sulllyan's.
ban Ekers and wife. a.
4 lawns &c per yard. Rack
Al low cut prices at
osrman Mlllet Seed at
b, Of boys clothing at
re most stylish The
wm d. Pierce.
. see the swell hats a,
y for sale a, the Bis
Lpuisa.
Itnite Is qpite sick. being
~ appendicitis
|IS son Of MIR and sIrs
y a baby brother who
Tburtday
knd Of Nit spencer
~ died and was buried
|.|k last MONDAY.
a1|Dn. a c. and o. brake
ID bruised b. jumping
~ whitehouse last Fri
|l1hship aud family have.
fullcrs 10 Chapman
N have a section on the.
ocorse Farrow. the mil
DowIlns Green resent,
hoy he had not seen
b tears. died.
Connty Republicans ield
q ID Louisa Saturday and
Nies TO the District Con-
noDinats n candidate for
onnissioner.
10 h. A. Masons. There
"Nork" Friday evening
an companions are re-
attend. banquet viii fol-
Jay II Northup, II, =
su|uSan has sold 90 feet
b Madison street lot To
mlty The ground rold
rrpperty OF sam Brom-
he purchaser VIII build a
pom IL
wit lumber inspector for
naon Lumber and Mfs.
~ broken an records in
d d Wednesday OF last
losded 2S.523 feet Of
on one car
nioFn, wife and babe pass
Ionlsa Monday from
w Va. on their way
hcsInut station. Mrs.
trI sIok and she and her
pa ohild were borne ON a
IS a. arrival at the house
,. Whllwe, Jrs last Tues
Miss Mary Elizabeth
sht ) dainty in face and
|os|s OF lung. and the
Ill $50. !
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

10 r. A. Masons. There
"nork" Friday evening
an companions are re-
attend. banquet viii fol-
Jay II. Northup II, J.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

a1|Dn. a c and .. brake
10y bruised By jumping
~ whitehouse last Fri
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

3 al arrival at the house
} Wallws. Jr,. last Tues
Miss Mary Elizabeth
ehl b dainty in face and
|os|s OF lung, and the
moIher are justly proud
Ia 1|ster for Francis III.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

MA W NJ. lIackvorth,
land pre- coming TO Joul1a
for a visit TO relatives
ana then If Mr.. Hack
|'1 PERMITS, they will leave
||IIINIst 10 spend q year
con b. n. Hackworth, Ct
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

I'D. son OF MIR and sIrs.
- a baby brother who
Tbursday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

wit lumber inspector for
nson Lumber and ME-.
~ broken an records in
q 81 Wednesday Of last
loaded 23.523 feet Of
on one car
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

snIIIsan has sold 90 feet
b Madison street lot To
mIty The ground rold
rrpperty OF sam Brom-
he purchaser VIII build q
pom it
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

ma Of Milt Spencer
w. died and was buried
'|.|k last Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

Ibhn Ekers and wife, a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

I1nite Is quite sick. being
~ appendicitis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

otrman Millet Seed at
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

4 low cut prices At
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

y Wallace. Life. Fire.
h Office near depot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

I'ae most stylish Tho
VIM d. Pierce.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

a goods at sullIyan's
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-26

"a
LOUD EATER.
miners such as his
could be proud
trouble with him is
\ soup aloud.
Apply TIMES.
Dc OF old
DTS were bold q
Ibn trousers wore.
/ in peace.
y crease
u years OF more.
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D see the swell hats at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-26
PHANTOM BRIDE OF
s. KINGS WILL FOUND
Louise Blaekenburg, to Whom Aged
Rssluss Left $4,000, known
10 Sister.

Providence, r. l., Sept 26.--The mys-
terry Of old William B. Kings bequest
OF small fortune to Louise B. Black
enburg. whom he designated in his will
as his intended bride has been in
part disclosed
It was at first thought, for the reason
that no one IN Johnston, where King
lived, could recall such a person, that
she was myth, the mere Pigment Of
the disordered brain Of a sick old man
who was permitted 10 make a viii on
his deathbed that he migat thus be
kept quiet.
While all the residents 81 Johr4lea
refused the idea Of the existence Of the
lost bride Of the T7-year-aia icelfse,
Tire fact has been ascertained that
Kings aged sister, Abbey A. King who
has shared his hermit like existence
knowsl Of the woman and can tell where
in this city she may be found, but she
won't talk on that point.
Mics King has admitted that she
has known Miss Hakenburg since The
latter was a little girl ana that twice
her brother had called upont Louise.
WHO, She saye il now 90 years lof age, 4
drcssmaker, and lives with grand
mother, She will nat say just wnere
tie grandmother lives
It is claimed BIZ one business. man
who insured house for Miss Blaken-
burg, that she resides in Edgewood, just
over the city line.
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9be Times Daily Short Story.

presently.
II have nothing to make me unhap-
py."
'Your father is very good to you.
He Is good man."
I Every one agrees with you In that"
"Aad your mother-was she good
woman tooP
Charlotte's happy expression at hear
ing her fathers praises left her. II
know nothing Of my mother" she said.
Nobody seems sufficiently informed Of
her to satisfy my craving for knowl-
edge Of her. But I'm sure she must
have been good woman
"WhyT
"Well, father seems to feel her loss
SO keenly. He hasn't the heart to speak
Of her"
The lady was silent for time. Her
eyes were wandering, lighting occa-
slonally on Charlotte with an express
sion that Charlotte could not fathom.
Presently she said
"Eour mother was a good woman"
"You knew herr" t
"yyell.p
Tbs was the last word the visitor
spoke. She arose. Charlotte begged
her to tell her more. but a resolute ex-
preston came over the visitors face,
and she went out without looking back.
who shall say called.T' asked
Charlotte. But there was no response.
The lady got into her carriage. and
as Charlotte listened to the sound Of
retreatlng wheels she felt that her
longing for more information on the
subject nearest her heart would never
be eratifed.
Later Colonel Sears called at the
home Of the woman who had visited
him.
"You were at the house yesterday"
be said.
Eyes. had an important announce
ment which intended to make to your
daughter, explaining all to her, but
tould not do IT,"
What announcement
1.-THE man the law called my hus-
band has died IN the asylum, where
he had existed for quarter of cen
fury. ] went to you to claim you
openly and tell Charlotte that here
after we might live together a happy
trio. dared not break In upon her
Innocence. Her impressions must re-
main as they are"
"Ahd you-IT
"We must continue TO suffer"
Charlotte did not see her mother
again till after she had been married
and had children Of her own Then
when her father was old and lonely be
engaged a housekeeper. AS soon as
/ Charlotte saw her she recognized the
visitor Of some years before
ROsALIE WHITING.
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the royal court at Dresden as no other
princess had ever done. Once she inter
rupted Kaiser Wilhelm while he was
making speech on the occasion Of the
late King Albert's birthday.
The princess explains the incident as
follows: William was particularly
long.winded that evening, and talked in
his most hifaultin' style, just as if Uncle
Albert and he had divided the earth, the
sun, the moon and the stars between
them and were lording it over the entire
universe without interference from Par
lament and budgets
Another ofTense against the jolly prin-
cess was dancing hike a peasant kitchen
wench," as her sister-in-law character
lied strong desire on Louise's part
to vary the monotony Of cut -nnd.dried
court functions,
King George Of Saxony died in 1904,
and the crown prince succeeded him. In
1900 King Frederick sent a request to
the countess that she deliver up Princess
Anna Monica Pia, her eldest daughter.
'glt she refused and court agents were
sent on her trail to abduet the child.
After various attempts they had to give
it up.
In July the countess Giacciardini left
the castle of her husband. near Florence,
and fed to Rome with her little daugh-
ter, owing to the open intentions her
husband was paying TO Countess Montig-
noso. The Roman court granted a sep
aration to Countess Giaccardini.
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Of the committee The
attitude of the association towards the
tariff gives increased significance TO the
speech that Sir Wilfrid Laurier viii
make tonigtt. The committee on rail-
ways and transportation has reported
its action in the matter OF stopping
American manufacturers advertising
their wares on railway cars coming into
Canada There has for some time been
complaints Of this American practice
from members Of the Manufacturers
association, who have asserted that the
privilege Of advertising on cars was de-
MED them by American railways, These
complaints went to the railway commit
tee Of the association, with the result
that the committee was able to report
that Canadian railway companies have
now issued Instructions that these Amer
Jean advertisements are not to be dis
played on American cars hauled over
Canadian railways.
An unusually large number Of the
members Of the Canadian Manufactur-
ers' association arc in attendance at the
annual convention, which opened here
Tuesday morning AS is usual, the most
Interesting report is from the committee
on the tariff, of which Mr. J. X George
is chairman. Interest lies chiefly in the
recommendation as to the Dominion
tariff, which was revised at OTTAWA last
winter. and as to new Australian tariff.
Increases in the several lists do not sat
|isfy the tariff commission Of the assoc
citation. for in the report discussed Tues
day afternoon regret Isl expressed that
the Lanrier government did not act to
the full on the suggestions which the
various members Of the association aud
the tariff COMMITTEES made 70 the tariff
commission when it was at work on the
new tariff in the winter of l905l900.
As paper and furniture are badly hit
BY the adoption ~ Australia of a ma
tionai policy on the Canadian model.
one Of the recommendations Of the tariff
committee Is that the Manufacturers
association shall ncse 70 time in urging
the Dominion government to come to
some arrangement with the government
of the Australian commonwealth where
by Canadian manufacturers shall be as
favorably treated as manufacturers in
the old country who export to Aus
tralia.
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WOULD REVISE
THE TARIFF
To Be Agitated BY Canadian
Manufacturers
THEY WANT PROTECTION
From Our Industries Laurisr in a Very
Difficult Position Speaks Before
the Association To-
night.
THEY WANT PROTECTION

j y
Toronto, Sept. &C. -sir Wilfrid Laurier
is to be the principal speaker at the
annual banquet Of tie Canadian Manu-.
facturers association tonight, When he
reaches Toronto he will. be confronted
with the disturbing news for his govern.
ment that the association has deter.
mined on another campaign for the re-
vision Of the tariff h took three years
Of agitation by the association to bring
about the appointment Of tariff com
mission in 1904 and the revision which
occupied So much III the governments
attention from October, lp05, until April
last. But as it stands, the tariff revised
last winter does not begin to satisfy
the association. From today EDWARDS
| it will agitate for higher duties to pro-
teet Canadian manufacturers from the
more specialized industries Of the United
States, and also to protect Canadian
manufacturers generally from dumping
when the present industrial boom in
Canada and the United States shall be-
gin TO decline. At the last revision of
the tariff the scope Of the anti dump
ing act OF 1904 was much extended, but
both the anti-dumping and the new tar.
if are not considered by the association
as likely to afford adequate protection
when trade slackens, hence the new de-
mand for another revision, demand
which comes at an awkward time for the
government in view Of the fact that
there will be dissolution Of Parlia-
ment next year. The tariff committee
Of the association urgently recommended
renewed agitation, and the president,
Mr.. En- Cockshutt, strongly Endorsed the