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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
To Farmers.

The Louisa Canning Co. has ap-
pointed J. p. Gartin manager Of the
season Of 1897. He will make con-
tracts for Tomatoes. leans. Pumpkins,
Beets and other vegetables. The
farmers will do well TO see him and
max. contracts. He is now pre-
pared with blanks and prices. See
him and contract He wants at
least one hundred acres OF tomatoes
and fifty acres OF beans. The sea-
son is now on and 1t will Eoon
be time 10 SOW seed and prepare
grornd for cultivation. The Company
hopeS TO make this the biggest run
the factory has ever had, and asks
the assistance OF she farmers in
his enterprise.
Louisa Canning Co.
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nite stay. They arrived Saturday
and are very much delegated with
'ong Beach. so much 50 that the
aides in the party will remain here
IN preference 10 continuing the
tour OF the state for the present.
While her eastern friends
are her guests, Mrs. Beer
viii probably entertain in
.heli honor and meanwhile they are
eirg royally entertained at the
beautiful home on Ocean Front. The
house party is jolly one, The
reunion Of old friends being delight
fnl IN itself is further eahanced by
the charming hospitality that the
Inmates OF this home know so wen
hov 10 dispense.
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Died in Ashland.

With Impressive ceremonies hefIt-
ting the close OF life OF a splendid
yours woman. all that is mortal Of
Mirs LISA johnson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson. Of
Front avenue will bo consigned 10
III crave on the old home place OF
v Johnson family. in Lawrence
County. Thursday.
The death OF the young woman
occurred In her nineteenth year. ai
4 o'clock Tuesday morning. after a
protracted illness with pneumonia
Tue body, owing to its condition
was cmbalmed and shipped at once
10 Lawrence county. accompanied by
the relatives. The sympathy OF I'll
their friends is extended TO the be-
reayed family.--Ashland Independent
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A Small Blaze.

The alarm OF five last Friday
morning was caused by rmhl
blase In the building in the rear
Of the Louisa National Bank. A
NJ Of lighted paper In some manner
Got under the building. and in q
shot time a big smoke issuing from
q back window created an alarm.
In . very short time the fire com.
pany had a line OF hose stretched
and water In torrents soon ex-
tins. ishod the flames. Barom Hale
has a barber shop on the first
floor OF the house. while the sec
ond story was unooeupied. Tn,
builelug Is owned By Snyder Bros
anc the loss was fmall
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
CANNING FACTORY.
Now Is the Time TO Prepare For
the Seasons Work.

INC NEWS desires 10 call the
|''finion of farmers again 10 the
|I1at value as crops OF the vege-
|Nb'ss canned by the Louisa Can
ng Factory. AgriculturalIsts all
|,er the country. rave IN this sec
|oR. are keenly alive 10 their Inn
Ioflsnce and are ACTING accordingly.
~ many places they are not walt
IIg for capital 20 come and beg
men 70 employ It, but they are
|ol'Oting men Of experience 10
(ome Into their midst and SHOW
Ihem " rs ttey say in Missouri and
Iapliai grounds aud plant will be
furnished, There Is not the slight
~ Doubt OF tho superiority Of
he Tomato crop above oil things
else raised ir this section. 30 far
~ r'oney value IS concerned II
y she earliest marketable product
no price paid il higher than that
pnid for any other crop. all things
consldered. and the price Is al
uays cash. Il IL said by those
uhc know and are IN nowise person
aIly interested that the soil Of
mis- section Is very much like the
poiI In the vsinIty OF eanneries that
can not consume the crop grown
there. by proper attention 10 Il,
fnitisatlon The tomato crop OF
Lawrence and Wayne counties WOULD
seep ne Louisa plant running JalI
iorct. day and nig1t. And nov
\ the time 10 go 10 work. Last
season was to some extent. a fail.
ure Two successive failures Is 4
ihiLs unheard OF. and every rar
who intelllgeniiy. indusiriously an,
patiently besins now and keeps ~
The lick TO the end OF the seasor
win surely reap rich reward.
But 4 n lossible that you do no
unI. 10 80 into the tomato busl
ness AT rlsht. Try beans Of
bseis. or pumpkins This IS
great country for beans. the pump
bins are great for size and abund
nnre. aud beets flourish. Tue Lou
In factory wants all OF thesi
and viii pay good cash prices Com
m. and come nov. and iuieryIey
he manager. John Gartin, regard
Ing acreage. prices. tomato zee
and All partlsplars. The spring ma.
opsn early. making FOR
vnid7 season. and you don't van
70 be left wten by promptness an,
hustle you may increase your s'or
q savings by many dollars. com
pantsvely EARLY earned.
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sroIerty fixed up in general.

LroIrrty fixed up in general.
NIarcum the section foreman,
Is kept busy cleaning up wrecks,
slips etc,
Jerry Sias has the contract for
hauling logs to the II. r. track
IN Dingess branch for Booth and
Talbcrt, where they truck them
10 the mill.
TIos. Talbert is on the sick
list this week.
Road Maste.. Walter Whitaker stay
ed over night here.
Miss Gypsle Harvey. of Chattaroi,
was visiting in Dingess last week.
Doc Christian is assisting in X.
z. Crear Co.'S store.
Whit and Wellman are expect
ing their new engine in this week.
Then uley expect to go to work
WIZ their saw mill on Trace.
We have four news boys in our
little town, Willie Chaffin, agent
for The Post: Ernest Mcclure, agent
for Saturday Blade and Chicago
Ledger, Sammy Mitchell. agent for
The Saturday Globe, and Willie
Sturgill. agent for The Grit.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

YATEsviLLE.

Attorney A. o. Carter. OF Louisa,
was here on legal business this
week
We are having plenty OF rain
and mud.
W. V. Roberts, OF cadmus. passed
through here en- route TO Louisa
Saturday.
Charley Roberts. who was so
severely cut some weeks ago, IS
rlow'y improving.
Little Georrie Short. whose right
arm was shot about half off some
two months ago. is slowly improy-
Ing
Several large hog droves have
beer taken past here en- route 10
your place for shipment within the
last week or two.
James Grubb is having quite IN
amount OF railroad ties manuiaet-
.ured. Dock Jordan and Charley
earr EFT are the makers.
There IS now great deal OF sick
ress throughout the neishborhood.T The
prevalent troubles are aud have
teer cold and Ia grippe.
Ethel Pigg is visiting the
family OF her brother Dennie, at
Torchllght this week.
Mss Fanny skeens spent cou-
rle Of weeks with the family OF A.
10. Carter OF Louisa.
William Ekcrs. the Cat coal digger
Is down with la grippe.
From the river, distance OF .
miles from US. comes the news that
i.in7y Waller. who was so severe
ly cut some weeks ago. is slowly Inn
proving. Country Greenhorn.
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BIG SANDY
Appropriation Accepted by Con.
ference Committee of Congress.

The Hon. J. A. hughes, member
Ct Congress from West Virginia, is
.he nreless and successful champion
in the House OF the Big Sandy riy-
or and the people OF this Valley.
He has greae influence WITH his fell
low-members and with Senator's. and
this influence he has never failed
TO Gge In our behalf.
The following letter shows that,
IN spite OF the many and great OBJ
ftaclcs, Mr.. Hughes has done splen-
'id work for this river:
Ed. Big Sandy News.
Louisa. KY,
Ny Gear sir;--
a Few days ago the Senate Com
mittee added an amendment TO the
River and Harbors Bill OF 242 900 for
the Rig Sandy River, s235.OOO to
put Dams in each Fork Of the Riv-
er. aad $1,000 for a Iew Steel Service
BrifRe at Dam No. /. at Catlettsburg,
making In all $4,000.
tbs was the very best that could
be done.
an pleased to sdyise you that
the conierees have agreed TO this
and this insures the appropriation
! an sorry We could not get $780,
200 more. TO start two more Dams
one in earn fork Of the river, but
we could not
Very truly yours.
]. A. Hughes
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ASHLAND.

] NJ. Elderman, who has Just
recently returned from Las Vegas,
N. Mex, is very low with tuberculo-
sis.
&c Moore, Of Matte. is here
looking for Z place to locate.
The works here are progressing
riceIy
The paving of the streets viii
begin March 1st
J t. Hays is railroading for the
c. and o.
James cordle is working here.
Andy Elderman, who has just
returned from Chicago, has accepted
he position of bookkeeper for the
Citizens Bank and Trust Company.
Ms Charley Wooten. formerly Of
Fig Sandy, died recently.
Clayton Travis has gone on
trip up Sandy.
J. T. Moore took a trip to Gin
cinnati recently.
VIII Fulkerson, of Louisa, was
here the other day.
w T. Sparks child died Thurs
DAY of last
AL Hays and Reuben Moore were
here last week.
W. NJ. Hays and wife went to
Iron.on last week.
Joe Stapletcn, Of Flat Gap, was
hero the 10th inst, visiting his
laughter, Mrs. ]. i. Moore
Monroe Adams, of Adams. KY,
was here visiting his father-in-law.
Andy Hays.
/ We announce the marriage OF
John T. Hays and Miss Lena Boe-
mar. The groom is a Big Sandian,
and is highly respected. The
bride is of an excellent family at
Morrhead.
I b. z. Hays has taken a position
/ with the Ashland Hardware Com
fans He is an excellent young
man.
] J. H. Moore is working for the
: aid o. B.SB.
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Suicide Ia caIIetlsburg

Javes Richardson. Jr. the %
years-old son OF James Richardson.
sr.. OF CatlettEburg. committed fui-
eide at his home Monday night by
shooting himself through the head.
Cnce, about uhree weeks ago. in
Iropton. Richardson make an unsuc-
cess'ul attemp, TO put an end TO his
existence by drinking earbolie acid,
me determination to commit suicide
remained With him, however. until
the act was finally done.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
DINGEss.

The death angel visited the home
of Bro. Thornhill Monday night,
Feb IS. and took from the home
lltte Robert. the months old boy.
The interment took place at IL a.
N Wednesday, in Union Cemetery,
two miles below Dingess. conducted
by Reys. Herald and White. OF
Canterbury. Bro. and Sister Thorn
n. have the Sympathy OF our
community
ieenNen now has cur treasure,
Fl crth the lonely oasket keeps.
But the sunbeams always linger
Where our darling baby sleeps.
susie Dingess is visiting friends
IN huntington.
Ms. Esther Damron. w.o has
heen sick for some time, is much
letter
Mr.. A. Mitchell has been in bad
health for some time. but is some
better.
Harrison Compton is suffering from
en- tack OF pneumonia.
MIS- r. ]. Watts. Mrs. l. Baker,
and Miss Carrie Booth were visiting
Mrs. ]. VI. Mcclure Monday.
a freight train was wrecked just
below Dlngess. fey days ago. Two
emrty cars rolled over the hill.
Geo. T. Castle has resigned ms
rois''on as foreman Of the mines
at Hagrarty. and is talking of ac-
cep'ng like position at Sprigg
A. Mitchell is now foreman at
HaFl arty.
1 c. r. Leroy, foreman of Pearl
Co store. was in Williamson on
kusI ,ess Thursday.
Our old friend Oscar Heaberlin
passed through Dingess yesterday
He IS engineer on a freight train.
Frank Hurt, who las been clerk
I ing in R. L. Grear and Co.'s store
fer the past two years, will leave
for his home in Tazewell, Va, IL
few days
Miss Fannie Doss left a few days
aro for visit to friends in Hunt
lngton and Louisa.
Kelly Elkins has moved to Logar
\ Revs. 81 Marcum and Geo. Thorn
rill started protracted meeting al
this place Friday night May there
4 be much good done ere It shat
close Plenty OF material to worl
on
Mrs. Esther Chaffin has been II
1 Williamson few days this week.
DR.. Jones, of Bluefield, has pur
chared Mrs. Esther Chaffin's prop
erty In Dlngcss. and is having tn
hotel and walks repaired, and th'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
Concerning the Sick.

ylss Cynuia Quinn is somewhat
improved.
Mac Turner continues I'll at the
residence OF Col. Jay II. Northup.
Ava Burgess Snyder is recovering
from an attack OF measles.
M's. Sam Picklesimer has nearly
recovered from a severe attack OF
gril.
Hubert Chaifin is better.
Yrs W. d. o'Neal is nearly well
OF Eip.
Miss Eta Blankenship, who was
quite sick last week. is much better.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
House Party.

The following from the Long Beach,
lCal Daily Telegram is quite inter
esiing 10 the Louisa friends Of the
.,ersons named;
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Beer have as
their guests DIR. NJ. G. Watson,pres-
,dent OF the Louisa National Bank
Iouiea. KY. Mrs. +. l. Stewart and
laughter, and c. T. Rule, all Of
lor'su. who are hes for an indeii-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

David Rose formerly of Martin
county. but who has beenl living. at
Huntington, for about a year. is
in trouble, because of an assault
committed upon his daguhter. Liz
Eie Rose.
Rose is the father OF his own
dauphter's child. phich was born
not long ago. and fearing lest she
should tell OF his inhumanity. he
assaulted her and beat her unmercl-
FULLY Then the girl did reveal
the entire truth to the city Off
,ialo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
POPLAR CREEK CAMP.

This camp is located on Poplar
creek, in eastern Pike county.
The Majestic ColIiery Company is
rushing the work preparatory to
coal mining operation. Several on
enings by the prospecting crew
show up feet to feet coal
Several gangs OF Italians have re-
Gently come into camp and are do
ing grade work
Coaby Sparks. OF Yatesville. IS
here keeping a large boarding house
sam lobe has taken a large con-
tpaot for furnishing mine timbers
AMI has several men employed.
~Karve lobe and Wm. Elswiek, Of
os|. arriyel here last week.
Misses Rosa and Flora Sparks en-
tertaIned several OF the youngsteri
last Saturday evening.
TIE best of vocal and instrumental
music was furnished by Mr.. Cair
Adkins. OF runlow. W. Va. Cali
is a Jolly boy and has no visible mari
hat he ever slew Able or any on
else
Andy Napier. afte~ a brief visi
To his wife and babies at Wayne
haS returned TO saw milling here.
Mrs. Martha Sparks spent satur
day with frlends at Cedar.
Billy Jobe is our hustling new
hoy. selling aailies and weeklies.
TIE NEWS reaches us every Sat
urday and is very. very welcom
guest.
The brilliant prospects here ar
nrin.a faria evidence sustaining al
that has been said of the pOssibl
developments of Big Sandy and III
upper counties. Everybody her
is highly elated at the approachin
boom at this place. The mine
VIII soon be in operation and tn
iompany figures on furnishing EN-
ployment for thousand men. Wage
ave good. Locomas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
Entertained at Dinner.

Or last Monday evening Mrs. G.
l. Miller handsomely entertained the
following guests at 6 o'clock
dinnrr: Miss Ada Johnson. Of
Whites Greek, Miss Julia Frye. OF
Genital City, and the Misses Nellie
and Lizzie Bromley, Emily Carey
and Willie Frazier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
Entertainment March 9th.

Mr. Tom Corwin. of Chicago. the
famous imitaior. Will give per-
sormance at Louisa. on the even
ing OF March 9th.
Home talent will also take part
in the program. The proceeds will
90 TO the benefit of the school.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
Sunday Service.

Notice to subscribers and pat
IONS of Louisa, KY. Exchange:
Effective March 3rd, 1907:
This exchange will be closed on
Sundays from 10;3O a. m. to 100
p. NJ. and nom 700 p. m. to . D.
m. ]. B. Rife. Mgr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

AT the home OF VIM. Lee. in Cat
lettsburg, a daughter was born at
4 o'clock Friday morning. The size
OF Ills little lady ia small, II weigh
ing Just 2M pounds at birth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

The entertainment committee has
decided that the next session Of
the Western Virginia Conference Of
the NJ. h Church South shall be
held at Catlettsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

Snyder Bros. are preparing to fill
their ice house with manufactured
ice and will put in enough to run
the season through. and will be
prepared to furnish ice with the
sane promptness they have during
the lest ten years. VIII start wag-
on as soon as enough people want
It. In the meantime they are pre-
pared to furnish ice to those who
want II for special occasions.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

family is remarkably long-Iived one
erds. 110 years old. He resides is
quaint old pioneer home on Tnack-
ers branch, few miles out from
Norton, Wise county, Va. Col. Lo-
gan Salyers resides at Whitesburg,
and commands lucrative law prac-
tice He is. perhaps, the Oldest
active attorney in the State, be-
ing about eighty years Of age.
Drury w. Salyers is fifty years old.
Until few weeks ago he was
daily employed in the rural mail
service between Whitesburg and
storega. Va He is a contractor
and builder. Mrs. Belle Fields,
(nee Salyers) is the wife OF l. W.,
Fields, Of the Whitesburg bar, and
with her little two-year-old COM
prises the fourth aud fifth subjects
Of the flee generations.
The NEWS is sorry it cannot re-
rroduce the picture of this wonder
full group.
An accident of Z horrible char
acter occurred at the sawmill on
Pits Fork of Middle Creek, Tues
day. Sol. Allen, rip sawyer, while
thoving a board through, slipped
and fell forward with one hand
against the cruel teeth. The hand
was instantly and completely sew
cred at the wrist.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

Lieut.. Bond, of the U. S. Engi-
neer Corps, has gone to Gin
einrati for all indefinite stay. He
is vet in charge OF the improve
mert on this river. but nothing more
will be done here until the beginning
OF the next season. and this de-
pends largely upon the stage Of
water. Inspectors Winthrop Lake
NAV and A. NJ. Kennedy and
Clerk Muncaster remain in tho
10, psa office. attending to detail
and clerical work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up At Pike, Paint and
PrestOnSburg.

Frank Daniels died at his home
at Whitehouse, Johnson county. The
deceased was a nephew Of Capt.
Frank Blevins.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

Mayking, Ky. Feb. 2s.-The ac-
companying picture shows five gen.
erations Of the Salyres family The
family is a rcmarkably long-livde one
craiIons OF the salyer family. The
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-01

Pikeville, KY, February 2S.--Mrs.
Ida Butler has filed suit in the Pike
Circuit Court against Mrs. Phoebe
Davis for 10000 damages for all
enatiug the affections of her hus-
band. Mrs. Butler is the wife OF
John F. Butler. Commonwealth
Attorney of the Twenty fourth JudIc-
ial District. Mrs. Davis is a daugh-
ter Of J. u Ferguson, ex-Sheriff
OF Pike county.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-02
BEWARE OF THE
BRIGHr,s DISEASE NOW

More people succumb each year to
some form Of kidney trouble than any
other causes. The slightest form Of
kidney arrangement often develops In
to Bright's kidney disease, diabetes or
dropsy. When either Of these dis
eases are suspected the sufferer should
at once seek the best medical atten-
tion possible. Consult only good
first class physician, leave patent
medicines alone.
There are many Of the lesser symp-
toms Of kidney trouble which can be
treated at home is stated by we'll
known authority. For some Of these,
such as backache, pain in the region
Of the kidneys, weak bladder, fire.
quency Especially at night painful
scalding and other urinary troubles
try the following simple home rem
edy: Fluid Extract Dandelion one
half ounce, Compound Kargon one
ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsapaiilla,
three ounces. These simple ingre-
dients are harmless and can be obtain
ed at any good prescription pharmacy
and anyone can mix them by shaking
we'll in bottle. The dose for adults
is a teaspoonful after each meal and
again at bedtime.
There is no better general remedy
known to relieve all forms Of rheuma-
tism either, because it acts directly
upon the kidneys and blood. 1t
cleans the clogged up pores in the
kidneys so they can filter ana strain
from the blood the poisonous uric
acid and waste matter which if not
remain in the blood, de-
and settle about the joints
and muscular tissues causing the un-
told suffering the deformity of rbeu-
Backache Is natures signal notify
ing the sufferer that the kidneys are
The daily tribune., 1907-11-02

which they first appear on the stage,
device. whether Willingly or not,
which serves the double purpose of
aiding in instant Identification and
precluding any dispute that might
arise as to the right of precedence.
The difficulty of deciding who shall
be first in 20 we'll a wrought play,
where the merest bit is to be covered,
may be imagined. At Houston
opera house.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-02
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF CHEAP RATES

The cheap transportation rates to
California is of for this winter and
the closing days Of the excursions
have been characterized by an al
most unprecedented rush Of travel to
the Pacific coast. The Denver and
Rio Grande road has had all the
traffic for week past that 1t could
take care of and has experienced some
thing like q congestion in that re-
spect. The people who are now 60
ing to California represent all sec-
tions Of the country and most of them
expect to spend the winter there by
reason Of it's climatic attractions They
are for the most part people Of means
who are making the change on ao-
count Of their health. or. for purposes
Of rest and recreation, and it is safe
to say that most of them will return
to their former homes next spring
satisfied that while California has
many allurements for the pleasure
seeker 1t is not modern Ell Dorado,
or the Utopia of ones dreams.
California will always be a favor
lite winter resort for people who de-
sire to escape the rigors Of less hos
pitable altitude and will attract them
in increasing numbers from year to
year. There is magic about the
word California" that appeals to
the Imagination and none of the
famous subtropical. or tropical coun-
tries can supplant It in the esteem of
the great mass of the American peo-
pie. Cuba and the West Indies have
An ideal winter temperature, but
they can never hope to attain the
same popularity ns California as re-
sorts for people who want to get away
from the snow and frost Of higher al
titudes.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-02
siliousness and Constipation.

For yearsI was troubled with bill
iousnass and constipation. which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and
cathartics only made matters worse.
do not know where should have
been today had not tried. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The tablets relieved the i'll feeling at
once. strengthen the digestive funo-
tions, helping the system to do its
work naturally. Mrs. Rosa Potts
Birmingham. Ala. These tablets are
for sale by Daniels drug store. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-11-02
TROUT FISHING SEASON
CLOSES THIS MONTH

Tho trout fishing season In Colorado
streams and lakes which began June
lst, will end with November and
devotees Of the rod and reel caught
with hsh In their possession after the
last day Of this month will have to
make settlement with the game war
den or his deputies.
Never before has there been as
many disciples of IsaAk Walton in the
state as there is at present. Their
tribe is increasing and the gentle art
Of angling finds every year more
adherents, for it Is both wholesome
and healthful. Tho season has been
= good one for tho fisherman.
Many hundreds Of people spent
their summer vacation In fishing in
Beaver creek and their experience WAS
so agreeable that they will be ire
sistably impelled to repeat 1t next
year. Such An outing IL helpful In
more ways than one. For six months
the trout will be unmolested by the
fisherman, whether professional or
amateur. and In the meantime may
their numbers multiply many fold.