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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
CONTRACT NO. IL.

Eric CanaI.SeGlIo.ss I; ,-na NJ Irivar betweer
the end Of Contract No IL station 900 ana pn
1915; for constructing Dam No. below Crescent
aqueduct. Station 305. Dam No ana LOCK NO aOoEe
Vischers Ferry, $50: Dam No. and LOCK NO
- at Yosts Station 2954 10 and Lock No IL
al 1910, Dam No IL and LOCK 40
Ia Fort Plain, station 1854: Retaining dam at Min
1858; highway changes; cu!VertS ana
incidental appertaining thereto Length OF con
$50 miles. Sheets TO 46 and ~ 70 4o inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Proposals.


NOTICE TO CO&TRACTORs.-SEA PROPOSALS
~ suitably Endorsed envelope. the
OF the Now York state Normal college including heating
plumbing. electric work and piping. Albany, y
WIN be received up twelve o'clock feenth
day of August 1907, by Dr. Andrew ). Draper.
Commissioner OF Education at the Capitol Albany y.
when bids will be opened and read publicly.
Drawings aud specific atoms be consulted and
blank forms Of proposals obtained AT by application
to @. L HENS State Architect. Capitol, Albany y.
Contracts VIII be awarded the lowest responsible
and reliable bidders unless the bids exceed the amount
funds available therefor. in which the right
ject all bids IL reserved.
n. B.-Only bids for the complete work Coustruc-
ton, heating, plumbing electric work and gas piping
combined viii bc considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
CONTRACT NO. l.
Erie Canal-sectIons s and 4.


the canal. protection or It's SIDES
construction OF Lock % apperainng structures;
bridges. abutmens and bridge approaches and other IN
cidenal deep water at west emu OF
Oneida Lake sta 272U. Mosquito Point Bridge over
he a end of Contract NO. o. sta
5O7i Length Of CONTACT 10 miles. Sheets to lls
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Public Notices.

sTATB OF NEW YORK. 1000,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
- Albany, July ., 1907.
Notice 10 Contractors: ,.,
Sealed proposals received by the UNDERSIGNED
at his Capitol. IN Albany. n Y, until twelve
o'clock Of Wednesday, July a. 1907 at %hic f pSe
proving the New York Canals. pursuant 10 the
provisions chapter 147 the Laws OF 1908 ana OF inc
amendments thereto. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Furnished Houses to LcI-COuntry

I ARGE sEASHORE COTTAGE tCope Cob fully f,r-
IL nshed bedrooms; convenience; S3TG
grounds. delightful beach CAPE. South Harvich Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Bronze Property for Sale.

A -A.-A-BIG BARGAIN IN BRONX
"A Creston Ave- 22G2 T. 22I2 near ls3d ST. 2famiiy
houses: high stoops; brick and fronts;
heated; open plumbing; hardwood throughout:
santiy finished and decorated: terms to suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
Country Property for Sale or To Let.

GSTORE FOR SALE OR TO LET. at Woodbridge n +
- brick building main st. forInerIv
occupied store and residence Address J. T. BERRY
Woodbridge. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
City Property for Sale.

DUDLEY HOUSES FOR sALE.-Two family houses
III Tebout ave. Bronx four blocks OF 1891
and Pelham stations. ARTHUR RIDLEY. IFS East
cath New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17

150O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-17
To Let for Business Purposes.

INo nENr-Three large lofts at 22s West Houston ST.
i New York. Apply ALPHONSE pESSION, 81 Wall
ct New York. Telephone 46Sb-Joha
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
TWO CONVICTIONS.
Jesse Browning Gets Twenty
Years and Frank Kelly One Year,

The second week OF the present
term OF the Lawrence Circuit Court
was quite a busy one. Prominent
lmong the cases disposed Of was
hat Of the Commonwealth
against Jesse Browning. ciIarg-
ID with nhe murder Ol
Mary McNeeley. The particulars
)f this bloody tragedy. which occnrr
d in August, 1906. the hunt foi
and final capture Of uie murderer
lave all been told in these columns
His trial consumed day, and yes
srday morning Tie jury brought II
verdict of granddaughter and fixe,
Browning's punishment at 20 years
confinement In the penitentiary
In the case Of Victor Caperton char
a with arson. the jury, on peremp
ory instruction by the Court
'eturned verdict OF not guilty.
Something like a year ago Fran
Kelley shot at his son with the evi
iert intention 10 kill him. He in
'licted a wound which caused IN
loss OF one Of the boys legs. Fo
his he got a sentnece OF ons yea
In TIE pen.
Former Sheriff Jesse Coraell, char
ID with embezzlement. was fcuu
/ no' guilty. The County Court ha
.alled to make and enter an ords
lr-cting him 10 collect the take
and on this technicality tie defent
ant was acquitted
i Contrary to usual course the gran
lury did not adjourn until last Tue,
lay II was unable To procure wi
oess. on account OF high water. Se'
iniy.two indictments were made.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
The Frisk, Skates.

Something like twenty years ago
n was a roller skating craze. sach
ds IA prevalent now and TIE lite
Bill Nye. one of the most famous hum
oris,s Of the country. tried them.
Then he wrote ne following:
The roller skate II a wayward 1T
Tie quadruped II 1, as frolicsome
and more innocent booking than a
lamb. but for interfering with ones
upriRht attitude in the community, Il
psThRps. ne best machine that
haS appeared In Salt Lake City.
Ones first feeling on standing up
on a pair Of roller skates Ia nm un-
oomfortablo brndency to come from
together. One foot may start out
toward Idaho. while ths other as
prmptly starts out for Arizona Tue
legs do not stand by each Other, ,as
lees related By blood should do. but
each shows a disposition To Get ny
In business alone. and leave you io
take caro- of yourself as best you
may The awkwArdness u this ar
rangement must BE- apparent While
they are setting up Independently
there Is nuahing for you TO do but sii
Aovn and await future developments
And you havs TO sit down. too. with.
ou, having sG-de any previous prep
arstion for 4. and without having de
yotci "a much thought 70 II is you
rlight have done had you been con.
mlted In ne matter
There are different kinds falli
In vogue at the rink There are TIM
rear falls and front fallsAhe Card.
nal woleey fall, the fall one acrosi
the other. three In pile. and u
on There are some Of the falls
would like 10 be excused frsn De
.,c Ing The rear fall Is the fay
o5ate, Il Is more frequently utilize,
gan any other. There are two 20
dtionS In skating. the perwndIeulai
aud the horizontal. Advance skaters
prefer the perpendicular. while 9th
er affect the horizontal
Skaters are no respecters OF per,
sons. They viii lay out a minisiel
Il, &c gospel or Ire mayor OF The
cry as readily as Trey viii thcslort
copted. ons suspnder boy. or gid
dy girl
The equipments for the rink are I
par OF skates cushion and a bot
tie of linlment."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Resolution Of Respect.

The following resolutions are con-
cerning the sad death Of a lady well
known to many in this vicinity:
Carter Lodge, No 264, I. o. o. F.
Whereas. God in His infinite good
ness and wisdom has seen fit to call
from this earthly home.to that eeles-
tial home above on December 29th. 1906
Mrs. e. w. o'Roark. wife OF oGi
worthy and estesmed Brother E. W
o'Roark.
Rfsolyed. that on the death o.
Mrs. o'Roark, the community hai
lost a worthy sister and neighbor
tie husband devoted and obedien
wife, the children an indulgent anC
loving mother.
Resolved. that these resolution
be spread upon our minute book,an
be published In our county papers
and copy be sent to the bereave,
family
Respectfully submitted in F L. & 7
Gem NJ T. Bolts. NJ. D. McCarty
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
SERIOUS ARRAY.
Buraam Roberts Cuts and Badly
Wounds Jerry Muncey.

During q difficuity which occurred
sear Louisa Wednesday afternoon
Burnam Roberts stabbed and SER
lDuiy injured Jerry Muncey. The
I'm occupy adjoining farms. and the
Nffieuiy originated In a dispute ov-
- . boundary line between the two
Anns Il is said that Roberts moi.
Ned MunCsy That no intended "a
Bnve a division fnce. and that OF
NJ nftornoon mentioned Muncey wen
- Roberts and told him not u
move tho fence but % walt and hav,
~ ground surveyed a Qmrre
snsucd In which Roboris used {
m'fr vtth damaging effect upon hit
sDe
'.ne cui il uver tho lcft carotid art
~. dAngcrouaiy near that importan
perns.. a deep cut on the check AM
. WY bad stab undsr the ripi
shoulder blade There n mucl
EDitumenf In TIM neiEhborhood. .whsr
- nffray occurud. ~ ibe men ar
psuminent in I'm community wher
thgy live.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Better Late Than Never.

This haage applies tot he pleasant
~ Of information which the NEWS
uubllshes this morning. II comes
unanr The head of Matrimonial In
mnlesnce. and relates briefly th'
nury OF the marriage of two wei
Known and worthy young people. II
nururrod just a month ago, al ih'
hnme Of nan Hlnkle. father Of The
NOON. and the hiEh contracting par
ri.s were Miss Lrona Gunnell anc
Iama Hinkle. Mira Hinkle wa
,ue q the test of me many bright
young women Of this county who orn'
ament the profession Of teaching.ant
nth hcr exoalient mental qualities
ne comblnes a very charming per
Dnality.
me wedding occurred at Richard
non, Chris,mas sve.
Mr.. Hlnltle IA a young lawyer Of
NM than ordinary ability, ant
ne NEWS k pleased to know thai
~ I'm soon lccate In Louisa fol
she ,Apose Of prsc,icing his profes
ann The many friends OF Mr.
and Mra Hinkic wish for them
hnppy and prosperous future.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

difficulty and Roberts later got his
rfle and went In search OF Daniels
with the ayowed purpose OF killing
him on sight II Is said that when
he found him he told his victim OF
his Intentions, but Daniels pleaded
Tor tis life and jumped behind a
tree for protection.
The tree, however. proved To be
no protection and oRberts raised his
rifle. which was Krag Jorgensen
and fired through the tree. killing
Daniels instantly.
Roberts Is said 10 have made bis
escape To the mountains and a nun.
Der OF men have since been search
Ing for him, but 10 far have been IN.
abi TO locate him
Shooting through tree soundi
impossible 10 those who do no
know ths power and force Of a Krag
Jogensen rifle. but 1t is a fact
'at an ordinary tree offers buI
slight resistance 10 a bullet fired b.
one OF hose guns
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

Ing In that part OF the country ]
send you notice Of the death Of
Ner' f. Swetnam-
Neri F. Swetnam was born on the
old Swetnam homestead near Blaine,
Lawrence county Kentucky, So
years ago, and resided In that vicin-
ity until 1900. when he moved 70
North Dakota and came to
Montana In August, 1906, and
died of heart disease Jan
uary l. 1907
Mr. Swetnam leaves a wife and
eight children, NJ G. Swetnam, the
oldeAt son. is In Louisiana, and ol
daughters, Mrs. Sidney Cornfred
Mrs. Cynthia Hall and Maggie SWEET.
nam are at Lansford, N. d., Mrs
Ida Hines is at Claresholm. Alberta
Canada, and Mrs Elsie Merrill is a
Gateway. Montana. Mrs. Swetnan
and the three youngest children
Pauline. Birdie and Eliza, also re
side at Gateway.
Mr.. Swetnams death was very un
expected. as he was stricken Will
In the yard and was dead before W,
reached him, although we saw min
fall and ran TO him at once,
Yours Respectfully,
Arthur Merrill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Flood at catIettburg.

The flood at Catlettburg attained
Its full height Saturday night Since
Sunday morning the waters have
grsdually recedcd. uncovering ihe
stricken city. The greatest height
was about two inches less than the
high water mark Of February. 1884.
There Is scarcely a whole window
glass OF door lett In dhe business
houses on Front strcet. where the
wind and waves held high rcvel Doors
we're wrenched from their hinges
and carried down the river. As the
waters fall. hundreds Of wortmen are
engaged In clearing away the mud
and debrie
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Running Over.

But room and rooms will be found
for the many. who are coming. The
latest building TO be engaged for
the accommodation OF the College is
the Baptist Ounch. The big College
building proper. the Masonic Hall, the
T. o. o. F. Hall, the big room in the
Bank Block.and now the dlurch- These
are full, and there are no laggards
on the streets. From seven in the
morning until after p. IN. the
reciti tions 30 on. Work! is the
watchword and Successl the goal
Don't forget these young people
who are here seeking wisdom and
understanding. Give them the
glad hand and not the icy mitt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Lunar Eclipse.

EARLY in the morning OF next
Tuesday the moon win be eclipsed
The celestial show, admitance free
win begin about five O'Clock, CEN
uai standard time. II the earth
cad no shadow there would be nc
cci'lre Of the ssoon This planet in
H. monthly journey around The
,ar' usus \ rayseo ,ither Abcv'
be ow unis ,nadow. tut s'A 4 .;u-,
II moves directly through n IN,
moor is then darkened and an
eclirse Of the moon takes place.
As ne sun viii be up when the
entertainment is going on the show
will not be worth more than M
price Of admission
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Redwiue Says.

Because of TN incrvase in liti-
Gli'9n aad tho crowded condition
- she dockets Il became necessary 10
create the and judicial District which
ruqg.res I'm election OF a Judge AT
ue comlng November election 10
rn the unexpivd term OF two
yam.
~ ne cioss Of my hrm a. Com
oonveakh's Attorney -four yeap agc
} oEollnoi re-eiection and voluntar.
~ retired to public life. Two
yrnrs ago. asaint my viii. Nu
enIled on 10 mako uhs race 10 rep.
rlnsni Elliott and Garter counties.
yl1Ided 10 ne dcrnaads Al my party
~ Won IN a district which the prey
isas yeAr hal given al majority
nHrfnat ~ passed Tho County
unil bin and Shipping tll which
r,rvsnb the CARRYING or shipping o
wAlnky Into local optioa territnry.
I Uas appointed By His Excellnncy
ogv Bsckhnm.for one year ns JudE'
q ne new district and am ,ryinl
- enforce The law and clsar th'
dncBeta of casa How well ] an
nEe,edinE I ieaye TO the rors.wh'
hnvs served IN my courts and q
~ har and all WHO have been Il
~ courts.
n hardly iooks fair That shoul'
- eut or with one ycar's ser
We ~ Judge. II ! am nominaie'
nad electsui win oonadef ,ha
e. Endorsement u any conrec AM
e oria for the good Of my peo
-. and will not BE- = candidate 70
a. regular term which comns q
fDe end of the two ycau balance o
Thls term ! sm asking for.
I appeal 70 the people and M
Vnrty To sustain mo In my effort
. suppress the lavlcas and pro
ect ti,e innocent
Very truly ynuu,
n NJ. REDwINE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Good Reason For Assisting.

Lawrence county has good reason
for assisting ir a movement like the
Kentucky exhibit at the jamestown
Exposition. because of many attrac-
tons 1t Possesses for exploitation be-
fore Inc outside world. 1t has
fine deposits of coal and iron and
excellent agricultural possibilities. t.
= Thompson. of this ciU,has been
appointed by ]. Stoddard Johnston,
president OF the Kentucky Jamestown
Exposition Commission, vice chairman
OF the Finance Committee for Law
renee county. Tue county is asked
to subscribe $129.67 to the fund for
n State building and exhibit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Mcclure ln a Raid.

VIA plank as a battering ram
United States revenue officers fore
eJ their way through the rear door
OF the residence OF Frank Hart
man i7l9 woodIand-aye. s. T.. and
pu led off what IA considered the
nost successful raid upon an alleged
'll'til oleomargarine factory ever made
In Cleveland. o,
The officers say they caught Frank
Hartman and his brother Henry who
resides next door. at work oolodng
white oleo. When Henry Hartman
started to pull a gun on the raiders
he found himself face TO face win
the muIzles OF three weapons in the
bands OF the officers and was dis
AIMED.
The alleged illegal operations Of
the Hartman brothers, according &c
their admissions to the auJlDrities
have continued for a year,and dur
Ing That time II is believed by the
Officers that they have made be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. II ia
charged that white oleo. bought Al
10 cents a pound. was colored and
sold as butter at 25 cents pound
In addition to the profit by their
sales. the Hartman brothers, also, 81
Is said, escaped the tax Of 10 cents
pound imposed by the government
on colored oleo,
The raid was made by Special Rev.
u, Officers L T Mcclure and thre'
or four Others.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
The Flood.

Louisa being high, II not very dry.
suffered none from the damaging
tlood OF last week. The river here
reached its highest point. Al feet,
about noon Saturday and then rapid
ly rcceded. Dwellers along the Ohio
however. were not so fortunate. Will
Ire high water mark OF 1884 was not
reached,the damage and suffering vers
very great Much property was ruin
ID. thousands Of people were made
homeless. and as the flood was
followed by very cold weather the
suffering in many sections was in-
tense.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
A Needed Rest.

II c. Boughton, superintendent
Of the Kentucky division Of the c.
and o, railroad. with headquarters
At Ashland. has asked for and has
been granted leave of absence, on
account Of III health. Mr. Boughton
Is an efficient and valued official,
AID is we'll known in this city,
where he has frequently visited. II
is understood that his request for
leave "a due to a serious nervous
breakdown. necessitAtiDs a rest and
recuperative trip. Mr.. Boughton's
duties will he discharged BY Supt
L r. Goodwin, OF the Cincinnati
division. who has headquarters In
Covington. Ky, and WHO WIN d.
rect operations OF both divisions.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Mrs. Garred's Finch.

Mrr. A. J. CARED IL well known as
a most hospitable entertainer, and
In her reception OF tine Finch Club
last week her reputation as a hostess
was well sustained No element Of
good cheer was lacking. and interest
In the contest of cards WAS maintain
Cd throughout. being most agrccably
refreshed and rewarded at the close
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Killing At Gray.

Meassr reports have eached here
q a shooting affny on the Tug side
= pine county. nearly opposite Gray.
On the N, W.
II "a said that Jim Roberts dhot
and Instantly killed a man by the
r.me Of Daniels. According 10 the
r,por,s Daniels and Roborts had some
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

Engineers b. Ia Wesley and
Chaa BurlOe, Baggagemaster Tom
Lam and Brakeman Mccieiiand War
mock, Of the o. and b. s. division Of
the G. and o,were hsre Tuesday es
Witnesses Inf a railroad case. The
case was continued until next Tues
dsy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
WHAT MUST DO TO BE sAvEDl
TAKE LIGHTNING HOT DROPS.


John B. Begley, the young atior-
new who was shot and seriously in
iured during a feudist fight near
Pairtsville, KY. a few days ago.
and who was brought 10 oray's
sanitartum where an operation was
performed upon him last Friday, Is
getting along as nicely as could Be
expected. and bids fAir 10 success
The doctors failed 30 hocate The
bullet, but removed a number OF
pieces OF bone from his back, and
paralysis "a gradually disappearing.
His condition Is such It win take 4
lcDs time for him to recover. =
Ironton Register.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Concerning Nerl F. Swetnam.

Gateway, Mont Jan. s.
Editor Big sandy News.
Louisa, Kentucky.
Dear Sir:-
thinking this win be Of interest
to many Of your readers. as he
H.. relatives and friends aun iiv-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

The "Uncle c." referred TO
below is a Methodist preacher
well known in this valley:
As one goes into Pikevile, there
are three splendid smooth lodges
Just the thing for signs for the Lord.
So thought Uncle c., and to think
with him is to act
He got his paintpot and brush
and after day or two Of climb
and hard work, the upper ledge
had in great letters,
WHAT MUST DO TO BE SAVED?
He intended to finish his work
on the other ledges. AS he was
taking his time, he laid of from
that job for a day or two.
Meanwhile, one of these patent
medicine fellows came along, and
concluded when he cav Uncle
C.'s work, that the next ldge
was what he wanted. and he put
IN great letters. just below il
TAKE LIGHTNING HOT DROPS.
When Uncle c., came back to
finish his Job and saw what q
vsndal hand had done, he finish
ID on the lower ledge, and Il
sta nds there to-day:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

Prstonsburg KY, = Floyd county
has been asked to raise the sum Of
ss506 as Its share Of the $4,000
fund sought by the Kentucky James,
town Exposition Commission in its ef-
fort to aid in State development BY
a representation at the Worlds Fair
at Norfolk this year. Floyd eoun-
ty has many advantages 10 offer
to outside investors, having an ex-
cellert farming section and possess
cd OF mucn eco1 timber land. Har-
mon Harris has been named BY Pres
iaeht Johnston, of the Kentucky
Jaml stown Exposition Commission as
yice chairman Of the Division Of
Finance. Among those named on
the committee which viii assist are:
Miss Judith L. Davidson and Messrs.
NV II. May and A. J. May, all o.
this place. Other names will be
added to the committee by Chair
man Harris
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

In County Court Of johnson coun-
", last week. John Hayes. Of Law
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

Paintsville Ky.,-G. M. Johnson, Of
This place, has been appointed vice
chairman of the Division of Finance
for the Kentucky jamestown Expo
sltion Commission, and has ben ask
ed to name committee to assist
him in raising se3.46 as this county't
,hare Of the $4,000 fund. People
with money toi invest could hardly
find GWore profitable opening thar
the ridi coal fields OF this section
The county has all kinds of hart
and softwood timber, and manufact
uring establishments consuming thil
raw material would be a paying in
vesiment. L. offers many attrac
tive possibilities, too, to outside in
yestprs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

Inez, KY. Martin county, with its
splendid timber, its gas wells and
its mineral deposits and its forests
Of excellent woods, Is interested in
airy movement that will assist in
TIE general development Of Ken
lucky. Its citizens believe that this
State should be represented az the
Jamestown Exposition, and James
T. Fletcher, OF this place, is chair
man OF the county committee ap-
PORTED to solicit funds to aid this
rovement during the coming week
Martin county has been asked by Col
:. Stoddard Johnston, president Of
the Kentucky Jamestown Exposition
Commission, to contribute s472S TO
this fund.