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5A[V|DERE. MAY De 1907
CRACK SECOND SECOND HAMBURG HAMBURG

Madden as btins I cStsI, 81 dT,7Isy. anu
wlscn the Ge.dinE was Uttered I'M sale
At nuaLe -auc;!ua Ac3-oOuSEt hlm tdt
ItnIcr his cars and attention the.
st-ntr-'T5~trr- -rTrr -E-T-urJ1 Ctufuat. agTi
won relrly 5000.
ssLtridrru 2 huJ bFar entcrcf IN the
Suburbin ana Irrigation harl!caps, Thlg
SHOWS that beth MltdGn aul GIs n.lT--
ner, r illtchclcll. r. are not AFRAID
- -:..:l -!HI-se+i i,,-'+iI
Etil-.t I'D II !7+%=.
them he Will have to carry The top
wFigsits for horses OF his age. If ne
+rf-gtFt these ss7Srpa 4sslrzfsE va II
- i ge;sEl Iis.s.sls,
-tTr*yfTfTTl TT--Tf TN a z
larson th!nkB l;G ghoull be. wlth Ham
Ehurs.
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SAMMY SMITH WINS
ANOTHER BATTLE
lspt.LAl b "a. E..alIs -

tsptsIAl = fig EEtalas Wlfl3
PNILADELrIIlA, jim H Ilit
Gleason. OF conn-suctt, proved no
:'t'ttrtr-f for. SHHIr1y Snttf III Tie Wind
up az the broadway A & Cn.b hst
night the local tighter hnvng Inc I'd
FaHt5Ee N eEtry Iound except III.
up.ucs.
Smith forced mutters in tho for-,,,
rpund but although lie punished t;I.n.
sons iact, he Was unable To fmiig
itim Gleason WIS In a Tad Any u.
tsic c'esn of the ronnd Smith Increased
his udvaniaGc III the tinal round mn,
clearly outpOntsd Ills nan. Tho lora;
fighter clryrriy avoided Gl.1sSn.,
SWINGS and tie latter was unable I'D
connect With nny Eject.
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A Nd take II from me. the Other
(. rfrfr tsr'tz isrkilE n cPt f5irEs.tst
La.aIa--.GA .s--uaAa----sa.
promptly cuvrrru nETs's yGtTUW5 Il K5.
E5is5 sure that Murphy Is the romiiE
champion.
Not yet" says ollyer.=t.hut nll IN
GOOD time. Tptnmy Will win tbs
r=atnts=--a-t-
EIidn-t-In rEH-Ii !Iti-4I .I!Ilyt
. glt9 nStdS another year OF age ana cN-
: nfttGncE--lI ~
he'll fight Cans, and an sure as I,ur
Sit IE=st=FaIfz fz.T.;4ss
: hal tie OF h!s life, Snh-ds daEiIits ttiat
s5f11tx 5S the IItstRT FEUrkuTHIl af than
J nffJ now Tommy Murphy IL coming
SfF;T44fZTii-tE = iI5l
.fsst r,;T;ttT- s-Tc
Harls boy.
FsTS II E-tn'i I,l- sIIEtz1 fhc-
- - EKuturB - fIIT TTiF NJ
terra :
ofIAmer!ca held its annual meeting
III Canada tie Ekatlne situation has
been 1umbled by conflict between
.sth4 National Skating Association ut
Canada and riyni cllnic that tried
tttat=tf = itts- ,lr:tss.,=sz..z5--s
Tho American associations first ac.
~
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fret. s-z;arr -Df II Wns 10 go an n fuF-Ef-
that both fighters would weigh ls
pounds TWO hours before Tie nsUt. II
case one pf them weighs mora thI--
that hHt aooa not weigh over l25 he
loses the s26ei forfeit, but tho other
s.. .Snl goes ns the side bet II cItlicE
fighter wrtrtTa dT--r iSI pounds ztpsv--
ri rod pf
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Walsh to Figh, Weeks at Loo
Annclrs

Jltumy wai'h, ,hs teamerswayh, hoSr-
% Baslgr, wtp Ms i,roaksd out ~ Al,
Atts.i in bout AZ tpa AnErrs. Gat
tcw. iE1aths aau, ~ 10 ua g.r5n ana,nr,
i,Urr lie has been sctpfsI hy MltchniaSF III
StrI'Ersy, " the Pacific v e. 1' l.ig An,
gees CAL 70 fiERt FrcitiF Wecks tha
champion fslikey- Wa+S-t uf Erppie Csetr
Col in t~rnty'r Jnl bout the casly rari
nt next month,
JOIN pollock.
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Forbes TO Coach Went poI,,

Nl1W IINNEN, Conn Jan N--lft Ana
announced lerc to-day tnat Robert II
Fnrbcs, Vale, ltd7. viii b. lie heaa
coach ~ the West Point football team
next fall, Forbes ptayrr1 end on I'M
1906 eleven and iuaKle two ytarssnK,i.
The engaging OF regular outside hsad
.caeh lparks new step n West Point.
football policy. 80
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-sI'd like to have 1t uude'steod-'he
reason why am putting UP my money
toIback Young Corbett The kid Is one
of my best friends. ! think he's the
RfeAteHt Fe-fs ef-Iif-tf5 f5t,-'1-.Fi ii n
has the head and the gamcncss, and
re ttsA tssT44Gs
only trouble VIII him Is that he has
been cnreicss. I'm going to take him
tiif=Fs
nlyHelH knox what H. heeds, he
lIas been fighting along without COM
Ing down TO the right weight. and that
ssaatie him slow When !sH-Faas !at9
this next fight he'll be fast. and itll
take q mighty good hoy TO beat him
-iiaiw going to trn4.t,,ft,r t,rt.tti i:- He =
going TO cut out that hhbit hos fallen
sintp OF using big Swings He'll hit
stInighter- md then I'd Ike To ace the
man who can stand up against him.
know what he can do, or wpuidn nul
up 500 OF my own money TO back
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ton was to cicnr American caampl n
Wood aii=eit:s EIlI,-
and ,lhen the American association
PASSED a resolution recommending thnt
i Amerlchn.- -sisSttsz aeBttE- .in,=I4isr sarraz
,ii1ii zciia iialnlA1aAhlnsz@nsld nj Montreal.
znnlcr the y. s. S, ~ Canpda's aus
SiItTs3b-.+ --s-7st t--,fn-ur4t.,sz7
This afflllntns t3e National Skat!rS
MS sspClatlbus NJ america and CnnldI
mr. ilri-zte1yLg-- iiIn-fIga al-nl gnnIkat i6:i a.
Toronto. The 'butter-in." out In the
cold.
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Darkey Haley and c.!mon; Matched

Articles .. agreement wers ,iEapI igIj
nlsht ,, the manager o, p4fhc, iA!er the
rrak EnENsH teatn'-Ws!Ehi. Cyr O,u.=
i-swctn hiut ana ~ belmont IN, best buy
tot NJ weight ~ NV EHslnHA Ilog NllH
cNlt i9gtiher IN tWrlyeitUpnd ',-JI before
lh# valley Falls NI IiEA a. mi The niEFt
II Ian q, '!hr brsst 80 geN ~ ] -. 'tu"is
weigh In at > Z " Tts wis pe lhs M.
International hBtt'u tnat hls L,tu .g4.At In
Sew EngAHd slEre JtnBfr WNlsa Def.i
AlEEer SihnlrN az ehnltea MhAal
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SPORTING.
! OLD tDR. GRlNDLE,
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST
IN DISEASES llE MEN
OVER IS YEARS At

OVER aS-iEkRS AT
III WEST 18TH ST. d@t i,s,E,SR Oh
Under b., drlFdle treatment ali diseases
TF-IUTTET rT1fTvETT. JII6fiIIIEfie
" ana on MODERATE TERMS 10 vo,i
suffer frun blood ptinnning. hereditary or
,,luunrtoli nervous debility kidney bladder
complaint. skin disEasGs. rs E!sliA u4.-,.-
sntc throat and mouth painful sweiiinss.
SIrtlcTlIliE NhRIoOELE or othrr Al
fra~sy II mat,cFs no, % now long stand.
pliyAcinns haze failed 10 give ihr bonss,t,
pt1mtsrd, llr. Grind. cures phrr. othars
have failed, ORDINARY PRIVATE crss
TRACTEp DISEASES QUICKLY CrREf1 y.
"foSsl'LTATI0S FREE.
VERY Low CHARGES including melIe,,.
Hours. o TO n Sundavs q 10 n
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This Bout Should Be Hummer

! "cyelono" johnny Thnmpzpu. tho hard
AIllnE I!Fhtwdsht u Sycamore. M. .wNa
has ought ip haU,cl wltaaut ueinS EaAr..
aG'. was matched laH nixa, r. mer; Eishl-
Ing Dick iiyland, the pfanILinS ,ais!iitt ~
Sa.IltgsIlil Ihcy Nsrr tigned ~ bj Ii;nrr
ai4toth. tho EElt nG1ntGttrsatt san fran,
t.rsnl. 20 engage In i tNent!irOgnd bout in
Tie latisf city on Jan. -, Gaa wipaas OF
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ch.rrIan Rlsn 10 FIrht B1rrl.

fhwmy lty4H 81 uiiIrwcisN .ti#t
TI77zi FCTiiT- o
,lEA i4t tl, PtG sat c5arppasAg
Aiier sl Aaplnl%,r MSEr, at tae Whll.
giakt5g Pam \ ~ ~ 1#it HHs4uT ilf,t
NEI ..ylIil siSEal l,ASH - E4ttg plys. HlrT,,
ias CIi'.rutt mliI Weight or tNusiJy
fauE5. un FtH HIuy ktf. k5I.y two
-ttF,' fiFht- +tful vNls-'lz #t4 tirlr ttruufr II
sgcrwNl hv wHI gtt al q tiat Win ko is
for The title
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GOOD colored Figh.oro Ma.ehee.

e'0u SOIOtcd rlgn.ero Matchct.
Nh2'her 'iEht l.aS igAi bssa e;ipehSi L.
SSSsti ~ -sS@Erl ts-t+. "a rf,
Sill.EisITe ~ Il ,&i; ~ tieUgge tIlHlh.F
9" " A3tp!At4 AISlrIlll, ani Ilck B,neE
u 3lAfi ltI Igsli31ItIti.iL l.
u 1tTTTTT7i=TIuNI T14i In
'ara' "c'h htt.rr stlr cub fAa: pffcfs .h4.
.i5fesi hItS I'ae.c iItcu Visai a. bot uu
sfeai battle 's taoy rell} ,ry tc,r uts.
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mi 0iIInI nwss VISTA yiutonJA.
itjt tttiiitt aSa .. Felix. iIarr, i Ban,
oMAT DAILY. ""c Surr, na-ncs aihor,
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nlillklDDH Mat isEsHl LEE.
I'LL HHMkKH .larts y.inlnt1 ttfI9f.-e--
Htttfittfbtttf 7!,r. -Jcwc.i'- ManiLIns,
u 7th Av. & l:dth ~ Geo. u lleno K "a,
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A. ND take IT from me. the oiier
n r+dr isr L isrkinF h cPtf frz.as,
tllals.s ~. =. 30.
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tisndtini u MnAiS, IIIIi "A. e-ir,trS. al
~ Wt.st plyil leiSfe1 t,trsfs.fs = -
lhLANcHE- BATES E S ~ o. I;5r5i.; {i5n u4,r
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4 HEW Y0Rg Y ineI.. 4. Nay - 35t!I 81. EX slJ
II III llhhM8t,; WED. q sat. hest Sglts sE
ELSIE JANIS 1,t, y f,t,iI st,tIs:
t=f7fytrr cdrs In ffe tiftatf- 4 Iufl 7Hats.
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IA l1So1 81 lr2| cAF; At, oy, W. 4, 81, s2,2 ,5
ll'i Esz SI3 In The J uf Us.
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r-ttt=tft=ttit=
pitlLl-.nL- tI.l.gcu.la Ill ll.-4..!l4-.l a..
TFFTFTFT FT-TTTFFTT N 7TTfT1d MS me. IC
T. aiaita 70 meet Harry ENkcr the
TiEs@d lirtlr California tighter ~ Il
tsHsist3 st3--s5Eal huut-. ..hefnt- tAe RaaiBr
\. - nt Los Angeles, tni Tida will
5IiIII FFEIsr5sr ut
Jgf deC!aibH attes nelfc tw.hiy.rOuuV
asu Aitfil IS IHo taNqITg IN die brg'
i3ug at odds ~ 20 !. Entil irlH ar" i,
gsellltMl condition uHd tbnt!Urut 80.
"lnu'ns tlW Jcniies wlf' refofer 10
bout AMI Ss,tl r.s.I4... ia fys iii-
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IN spite uf The dTpwhacks Of HIS
birth 7IuTT IEtv TTrTySisut ItID'I;s ar m-
pressed rllNI gSi4Is HUrs"Mun JDIn y
Mnddcn, as 1giME h1tsa ar hisg agDl-
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WEBeR'S n'wgy \ ath st,Ey.s shayp
DREAM CITY $50 The HHGlG KNIGHT
Retl by Edepr sm!h and Victor iltfSari,
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Corbet, looked very trim in a
His face was thin and fine. His
difference between Young Corheit
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.E|IRlG & SEnNlH'S IS'.,; W: Sia;ss IN. e,

,,I,>n OS MtNrEis SPORTS
10. S!gstt Columbia Va. Dartmouth.
<, SlchullS Rink Ghth Vt, & Cniuuihus ay.
-n.nd Tor schsdulo Ut all h"ckey games.
skating after fRmtp,
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- - DUNG CORBETT dropped In late
W long oyercoat with fur collar.
! =ssss.--eyea g were bright There's a big
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II me In that six-round fight. But
: I'm good now. and I'll be twice
ioHser with Joe CANS. haven't
olic.-l dnn,t care for the drinks at
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05
HARrMAN FARM. o

Corn crops arr fine oct here but
he weeds ar, a lutte better Than
til corn, and the pea yiaes a.r
better than the weeds
There has Been SO much wei wealth
er the farmers can't GET TO ulov 'eg
lluoh.
wheat crops are fine WIN 60 10
cutting wheat ia a Tea DAYS
Geo F. Shocf SAWS he thinks b.
VII 30 to ihre,hlag ahou. tlc i.ta
Of July and De- S. going 10 nue
lam Carter 10 haul vute for him
Tom and Ruhe Carter went f,a'H.
recently and ca1sht b nue isl
Ga Carter ana family WE'RE aet
at John Estep sunday
r G Carter and iauIl mo - %
Columbus Snud Jurle r,te
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BLAINE.

Jim Boggs. living two miles and a
half above here on Blaine Creek. was
shot last Sunday evening on Bells
Trace in Elliott county. b. Charley
Johnson The bullett entered ms
neck just under the chin. little 10
the left side, and lodged in the back
Of his neck near the Uranium, so ar
fecting the spinal column as to cause
total paralysis. According to his af-
tidayit, taken by Squire Boggs. no
one else was present and the shoot
ing seems to have been done with
out provocation. The shooting was
done little after dark, and he laid
all night without aid or assistance
In any way, as no one knew about
i till Monday morning. Though par
alyzed in every limb. he was brought
home Monday and Drs. ]. J. Gambill
and c. c. Wheeler cut out the deadly
missile, Mr.. Boggs Is still alive (Tues-
day. but chances for his recovery are
decidedly against him. Johnson is
still at large, though the sheriff and
a posse OF the Improved Order OF
Red Men are making a search for
him.
Our Sunday School picnic on Lar-
rel Sunday was quite an enjoyable
effair. More than hundred people
were out and a nice program was
rendered by the children, and more
orderly time could not be had. Every
one seemed delighted with the messy
rock cliffs. the beautiful. deep shades
and the embracing atmosphere. And
last, but not least. came the gorgeous
dinner OF everything good to eat.
The children We're served first, while
the grown people waited. aud the
superintendent rather complained and
said that he had to wait when he
was little"
Several from here spent the Fourth
in Louisa
John 7 Moore and family, OF ASH
land. were here last week
Mr. and Mrs Kinds are expecting
some visitors from Ohio this week
Prof Elan is teaching an Institute
In Clinton county this week
Ralph Hob ook is rejoicing over
the arrival Of an eight pound girl
at his house on the list
Miss Pearl Walter IS visiting rela-
tiyes at Paintsvllle this week Hood
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FAILsBuRG.

Frank Cooksey. who had been very
low with consumption FOR several
months, died Thursday, June 2Sth,
at twelve O'Clock
After a visit to her sister at Lou
lisa Bessie Collinsworth returned
home Monday.
Mrs. J. W Carter was called 10
Hunnewell Tuesday to see her mother,
who is ve.y sick
Miss Dora b. Jordan returned from
Meek. KY, Wednesday. where she has
been for several months.
Mrs. J. W. Austin and Mrs VIM
Austin we're shopping in Louisa We'd
nesday.
Mrs, James Ashworth, OF Ashland,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. A. Col
linsworth
J. H. Ekers. OF Louisa, was here
Saturday.
Mrs, J. W. shortridge. OF Normal,
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. l. E. Bradley. returned home
Sunday.
Miss Alice Cochran is up from Cat
lettsburg this week.
Mrs. Milt stephens Is here from
Kencya.
Miss Jennie Gaines returned from
Ashland Wednesday
DR. W A. Rice and A. Collinsworth
were at Louisa Thursday.
Thurza shortridge arrived Monday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Roberts and children. Of
Cadmus, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. J X. Rice.
Mrs. Edmon Rice, OF Iattie, was
here last week.
Misses Lizzie and Vessie Ward. Of
Louisa, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives here.
Frank Cooksey. Jr.. returned FL
day from Beth. W. Va
Harry Vaughan and little son. OF
Camel City. were here Saturday
There will be an ice cream social
here Saturday night. July Gth, for
the benefit Of Bro. Yoak a good
time is expected and everybody in
vited. Wild Rose.
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The BeaPaial

rnlted States ready mitei
laiqt is cquM to tie br iaA3e Do
iAc' II Is privately guarantees p
as ~ the manufacturers 10 D. ileai-
icaHy the some that they sel
1u3sr vii known BRAND Al a
iaprl price. By usiug The brand
Il, tied State" Instead Of ,ss
liaud under which the leading man
uipeturcrs have made a Big rrVl-
a,ion We are allowed 10 ell ;as
paint somewhat cheaper We have
n tull line We also carry The Par
asou. an excellent paint
Snyder Hardware Co.
Louisa. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

The reason that newspaper adve-tis-
ing is so much hetIrr than any other,
says Printers INK, is because il is
definitely recognized everywhere as
e. right and of merit as absolutely
legitimate. an essential part OF the
newspapers functions as much as
the news and editorials. and a COM
modify as definite and as measu a.
BILE in value as any other. During
the last few years newspaper adver-
tising has made tremendous strides.
not only in volume, but in it's essen
tial content OF precision and of eff
cheney. so that its administration has
become definitely recognized as a p o.
fession. almost an exact science A
necessary corollary of the great
advance in the value of legitimate
advertising is the decline and dis
repute of every other kind. and that
which obtrudes itself, like the defaeing
Of natural scenery. or smuggles itself
into notice, like yelled references in
plays and lectures. rs not only futile,
but worse. positive offense and
reproach to the men and the things
responsible.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Sergeant Kiah c abtres. who has
served fourteen years IN the regular
army. is at his home IN Louisa. 10
spend a two months furlough Ser
geant Crahtres has seen service 80
half a dozen foreign lands during his
term OF enlistment and SAYS he viii
go with his regiment 10 the Philip
pines this coming fall he is sta
toned now at Fl LeavenWorth. Kan.
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L. B. WELLMI
Louisa. KE
TO FARMERS,
Here is a good Market 4
Garden Tnck.

We viii buy all the nss !
mes beans oasumbsrS. ia4a
TO fact nearly al kinds e
truck that N. farmsu "a
20 "a We ray no,hIng !,
", also van, al ne erzs a,
cas We can get az Vel /
kinis o. prod,iee
Would bs giaa to haf, .
era call aai talk VITA Ne ~
,hey pill have for sale 81
10 oils the frat TIM soc
boulfa Our place Of W.
Main street, next door 70
and Geniry.
Die Sandy Pr,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

The Fiscal Court of county, under
q decision Of the court of Appeals,
may not grant the right to lay oil
or gas mains along the public roads
without permission from the owners
In fee of the land through which the
road runs. 1t is held that the roads
are not on the same basis as the
streets of city. and the property
owners do not surrender their rights
when they deed the land for public
purposes of t avel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Everything In the lire OF Sgauld-
Ihgs base ball goods Is In stock
at Conleys Store The prices are
tie same here as they are the world
over on these goods spaulding
fixes a contract TO MAINTAIN those
prices We have balls OF all grades,
bats. mitts, gloves, masks ankle sup
ports. &C. Also. lawn tennis goods
OF all kinds Remember the place
Colleys Store, Louisa. Ky.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
S. w. HAGER, of Boyd.
Lieutenant Governor,
SOUTH TRIMBLE.
Attorney General,
JOHN X. KENDRICK.
Auditor,
H. NJ. BoswoRTH.
Treasurer,
RUBY LAFFOoN.
Supt- Public Instruction,
NJ. o. WINFREY.
Secretary Of State,
HUBERT VREELAND.
United States Senator,
]. C. W. BECKHAM.
For Circuit Judge.
]. B. HANNAH.
For Commonwealth Attorney,
]. III. WAUGH.
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Was WrOngfuIly Assessed.

Il was understood II the special
term of the Fiscal Court last spring
that ]. W. Hinkle was wlougfully
assessed for the year isos, he having
been in Martin county about Two
years and it was a mistake of some
one that he was on the delinquent
list T. s Thompson. 4. c. c.
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To The SUNDAY Schools.

I.avrenes CoundAy School tonteh.
ton viii be held IN Louisa keAtucAl.
Jub 18th and 18th The elpvIil-
tendpnt % each sunday School y
requested 10 elect their deleElics a.
soon as possible aud send ihe lAm'
Of each delegate 70 Mis- Nellie iir"n.
les that homes may b. provided ini
"a ample time
Mrs r r. u WaHst..
Mrs + p shannon
Mfs e. 81 CutrEFr
Miss Nellie . oulD
Nis Flora Jones
tuuHltlrr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Kentucky's output of coal during
1906 was nearly twice the total
amount mined in the State in 1900,
according to the report of the State
Mining Department, filed with the
Governor at Frankfort. The report
also shows that the State leads the
country in the production of spar
and is coming to the front in barytes
mining.
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Good Time.

II YOU want good time piece YOU
should select the size quality ana
make you most prefer from Conley's
stock. Souihbend. Waltham, Elgin,
Hampden, and all the standard makes
Can fit them up in any quality Of
CssC you desire.
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Notice to Farmers.

D. J Burenet,. Jr. viii Erind your
corn for you for one-,iEhth toll WIN
grind al any tina Fair trvatnent
Fusrantssd Bring in your eofn
stre and 0iu opposite passenger
dspot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Hon Augustus f. Wilson, the Re
publican nominee for Governor. will
open his campaign for Governor in
Kentucky at Maysville on the 10th
of August.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Mr.. Foraker is wading right into
the Philistines with the conventional
weapon.-C CONGRESSIONAL.
His weapon is the only thing which
calls Sampson to mind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

This leads us TO inquire why are
all the brainy men of the Democratic
party leaving it?-Ceredo Advance.
That's dead easy. For office,
mostly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05
WANTED.

Hickory hammer handles. split
mrde from good white hickory tim
Der. Price 5000 per 1000 pieces.
The Huntington Handle Co
W. D. Short.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

County teachers examination will
be held at Louisa. Ky. July 10 and
20 1907, Also an examination for
appointees to State College at same
time and place.
J. II. Thompson. supt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

The ChautauQua paper which, ac-
eording to a contemporary "sparkled
with merriment." must have been a
little noisy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

The new Ayers Hair vigor will certainly
do this vork, because, first Of all, il de-
sroys the germs which are the original
cause Of dandruH. Having given this aid,
nature completes the cure. The scalp Is
restored TO perfectly healthy condition.
-Naas ~ ne y. c. Aver c.. Lsusn. MAJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Pisrces Gu Priv Nillnery mis
saves you nor than hair me prioy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05

Glover Hay for sale at the Big
Sandy Mills. Louisa.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
FORMER IOWA MAN
NOW ALASKA MILLIONAIRE

Spearfisn, S. D., June 28.-From
Alaska comes the news that John
Johnston, famous in the history Of
he Black Hills, IS slated to become
equally so in the present day doings
Of the northern gold country. 1t was
this man Johnston who headed one of
the first expeditions into the Black
Hills In rs. 1t was known as the
Centennial expedition because of the
year and started from Ames, Ia, all
Of the members of the party, with one
exception, being natives of that town.
After thrilling experiences they ar
rived, six in all i'm the Hills, and finally
founded the 10 well known city of
Spearfish. Johnston, who was tho
principal mover in the enterprise
throughout, had also the distinction of
being one of the founders Of the first
newspapers in Spearfish, and for a
number Of years was identified with
numerous mining and business enter
prises. Now, he has become i millions
aire, having struck it rich" in Alaska,
Just now he has jumped into public
notice, because of a famous suit which
he has just brought against the Tread
well Mining company. me of the rich
est and most profitable mines in North
America, and involves he possession
of a strip of land whicE. the company
thought 1t owned, but which, Johnston
alleges, was never properly located. He
has now located the strip and applied
for a patent.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
FIRST ACQUITTAL OF
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
IN PAST FIVE YEARS

Qoacoma, S. D., June 27.-For n
drst time in five years a jury in the
rtate circuit court here has returned
/ verdict of not guilty in a case where
n defendant was charged with horse
rrustling."
"Al' Fulwider, a pioneer resident of
mis- part of the state, was arrested
shout three weeks ago on the charge
Vt having stolen a number Of horses
about two years ago. When taken be-
ore a justice, Fulwider waived his
preliminary hearing and furnished
ponds for his appearance. During the
trial n Of the jurors was taken i'll and
had to be excused, and the defense
md prosecution agreed to continue
he trial with the remaining eleven
urymen. on the first ballot nine of
he jurymen declared themselves for
he acquittal, the other two for con-
fiction. The second ballot stood ten
or acquittal n one for conviction.
On the third ballot all the jurymen
goted for acquittal. During the past
Jour or five years about two score men
nave been convicted in the circuit
court here of horse and cattle rust.
ing" s" Fulwider has reason to con,
slider himself in great luck.