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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

the salaries Of the members. together
with the President. Vice President,
Speaker and members of the Cabinet
Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 1s.-State In
spsctor c. J. Norwood, Of Lexington,
who was here to-day on business
with the departments, estimates the
output of coal in Kentucky for 1906
at 1904, 900 tons. This is an increase
Of more than million tons over
the output OF 1905. Many reports
have come TO the inspector, but the
miners have sixty days from the
erd of DeceO.ber to report for that
mcrth, and it will be the end OF
February bstore the exact output for
the year past can be accurately
shown.
Several buildings collapsed in Gin
sinnati. the walls being weakened
by the flood in the Ohio river, and
'he Fire Department was unable to
reaCh burning building. which was
destroyed, en- arrg loss OF sever
al hundred Thousand dollars.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

Seven persons dropped three tories
when the elevator cable broke in
the Phoenix Hotel In Lexington, but
no one was injured. although all
were jumbled together when the
car stopped.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
The CommOner''
Mr.. Bryan's Paper.

Nov Il he tine to secure Mr.
BryGn's paper. An Democrats
need The paper and Mr.. Brynn
needs As support and co-opora-
uoh Of all trus frisnds Of ~
iofR- Ths oOmnoa.T Inn .on-
nenoed 70 orSAniss III Dums-
cratic hosn for ipos Mr.. nry-
ans advocacy through ne Con-
mohsr Of public ovnenhlp q
railroad and telegraph sysisn'a
The election Of U. 8. Judges an1
U. s ssaatOn By popular voia
direct Hesitation. ne ovsrthrow
Of privuts monopoHcs. tariff ~
form and other Issues. insunm n
tsresunG and Instructive roading
~ well - hsv iifs 70 the party.
The omnonsr and BIO SAN
Dr NEWB bon one year for
the low pnos q ti.eo. REGULAR
price Of tAs cOmnonsr si.oh. rh,s
offer apples 10 both new ana ~
nsNh Subs9ipuoaa Aadnns IN
crdus 10 NnwR LoUIaA. KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
Services at N. E. Church South.

Regular services q follows eve,
use central standard ume)
Prayer Meeting. each wednuauv
at $50 D. m
Sabbath School. each sabbath 4
% a m.
Preaching nOh Sabbath AZ 1880 =
IN. and at $3.50 D. m.
You arc cordially invited to aifs.a
all these Ssrvico& stunses a shs
'own specially invited to worship
WIN uA Come thou with us ana W
WI 90 thee good. for the Lord ~
spoken good concerning Israel.
o ,. williams, Pastor
-, FOR sALE-Two yoke cattl..lau..
HOO pounds each. Two rata, timb,r.
poplar and oak two miles from Nv
", nauled ana Skiddsd on couu,y
road VIM sell for COS. onS -
~. @llk COW, frnh. ana eat, 900 eross-
ue'' WIN ell for lowest cs.h -.
y oneAcAr on o. addr,,1 a n
D0OO'h'. HsastAuA. ~ >
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
FARM FOR SALE.

1876 acres, good dwelling, large new
barn two tenant houses, well wat.
cred, has a mineral spring in a
good state Of cultivation so acres
cleared, mostly set In grass, coal
anc plenty Of good timber one hall
nile Of Flat Gap, good moral nsffh.
borhood. win sell cheap ana on
easy terms Address Mrs. NJ B. W.
HoIbrcok. Georges Greek, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

The House'by an overwhelming vote
adopted an amendment Increasing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

,vtrm - y A.lea. Doe fine l1ndInr ~ -
w lNung iAfie. IN The anhih Nlu IIIIII.-1
Ilan,e Ard f'luifnsuL Campns ~ afrrsl fr1r1
III. ls-,n Nsuefl ~ Nallsy of Nif6lnn. iIinna
~ tYur.e- tunsyfs alnfy ndtn aiansa M IlI
,r and hctution Cpfiincalls lY9IIn,ir..
~ ,s1, i'.m stats. fof uataioank adfT11,
n, tsSs,,s kAhlNi lrss.leni, Eoanelp, Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25
OUR WEST VIRGINIA
NEIGHBORS.

0l0 ,0ii'la1sl0 = q 40 D
James Seaman, Speaker OF the
:. House OF Delegates, says he needs
no private secretary or poDpter.
This will be a saving to the State.
Of six dollars day for forty-fiye
days Hurrah for Seamanl
I III
Governor Dawson's message is
very lengthy document, covering one
hundred and fourteen printed paves.
j Following are some OF the Cover
nor's recommendations.
Further restrictions on leyying
bodies, particularly district boards
OF education.
INCREASED powers for Tax Com
missioner
Taxation of Intangible Property,
Creation of new sources OF rev.
enue.
Assessment year to begin on July
first.
Changes in the method OF taxing
tanks.
Creation of a railroad commission
or a corporation commission.
Better enforcement Of the general
laws.
The regulation by law of politi-
cal parties
Nomination of all candidates
including U. 8 Senator by direct
Z primary.
Appointment Of registrars to con
duct registration Of voters.
I Amendments 10 the insurance
laws
Oranges In the school laws
Drastic laws against sale Of
poisonous drugs.
Pure food law
Changes in the prevailing laws
Enlargement OF the state senate.
One board of managers for state
Institutions
III
The Staunton bill. carrying an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for state
display at the jamestown exposition
pasie ed the house, yesterday morn
ing and it is believed the measure
will be promptly passed by the Sen
ate.
Ills means That West Virginia
will be duly represented at the
Jamestown celebration.
The only change In the original
bill was an amendment requiring
that $4,000 Of the appropriation be
devoted to the proper exhibition Of
the coal resources or the state. also
an amendment asking $4,000 for the
agricultural and horticultural ex-
hibIt.
~.
Readers of the NEWS will remem
Der the story OF the killing OF Geo.
Richardson, near Naugatuck, told
IN its issue of July, 1905. Richardson
as shot to death by an assassin
who mistook him for the enemy for
whom ne was lying In wait
George Workman and "Bilf'
Sheppard were the two men seeking
To- kill each other and when Richard
ton passed along the railroad track,
about u o'clock In the night, Work
man was in waiting, and mlstaking
him for his enemy, shot him to
death with shotgun.
When the authorities searched the
anan 1t was found that he had over
al Oh his person
" 2. White, OF Williamson, was p
pnibied adminfi a'or and Inquiry
W. S at once begun in an effort u To-
CT q relatives Of ilc man, who
proved to he Geo Richardson. It
,as ascertaining that this mad had
daughter .. SWAMI y. Maine, named
Whitte:t and by decree OF the
circuit court this week administrator
White will pay oyp' TO Stokes and
Bronson the money and after the
necessary expenses have been de-
Quoted THE ema'pdcr will be for
warded 70 Mrs Wlittemore.
III
The Attorney General Of West vir-
ginia and Senator Elkihs. Of that
State, have been IN lc0hsaltatIou for
he hast FEW days With i6K-secre- 4,
.ary Carlisle III regard 70 the read /
Iusted debt II Tie Bta6 Of virginia. /,
he inter having brought suit !
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

against West Virginia for one-thIrt
Of the debt.
The authorities Of West Virginia
have decided to resist the suit, ant
at the request OF the Governor, All.
torney General and Senator Elkins
Mr.. Carlisle has been employed ~
the leading counsel In the case. TN
legal question will be In the equity
Of the demand and what is justl,
due by West Virginia to the STATE
OF Virginia. 1t is understood thai
Mr. Carlisle is given a large re-
tanning fee and II he wins tie suit
which win go through To the Su,
preme Court for final settlement, his
services will be handsomely reward.
ID The case will attract national
interest among the legal minds Of
the country.
Milo Hatten, a well respected citi.
Zen of Gragston. departed this life
on last Sunday week. at the az,
OF 7s
The little 3 year old daughter Of
George Stump was buried in the
Stump ctmetery here Monday .-wayn,
items
SO far. Notwithstanding the ex-
tensive and thorough search made
for the body OF Oakley SAMSON, WHO
was drowned In Beech Fork below
Bowen, about a month ago. II has
not been found. A great deal Of
excitement prevails In this neighbor-
hood owing to the fact That spirit
medium in Ohio has definitely 10
Gated certain landmarks on the
banks OF Beech Fork near which the
body. according TO the spirit, is
covered In sand
III
Charleston. W. Va. Jan. i6.
Yesterday being bin day in ,he
house, members Who have measure
which they desire to push to a sue.
ccssful conclusion were on t1nd
early. and for,y.four measures Wera
placed on the cpleninr Among the
important bills Offered was one pro.
vldirg Tor pure food law Auoher
was the bill introduced by delegate
Evans. OF Mingo county. proyiding
for "Jim Crow car law in Wes,
Virginia
Frm a joint resolution offered b,
Mr. Bland 1t appears that the que-
ton OF a state dispensary lay Is aguip
coming To the fore.
III
Misfortune happened 20 King DaN-
son of TT Gay. at his lumber MILF
at Drag, w. Va. on Tuesday morn
Ing
While az work in the mill one Of
the cylinder heads u the engine
blew out, knocking cut one Of his
eyes badly mutilating his face and
brulsing his arms He was so bad
" injured that he was unable 10 be
moved from the mill 10 his home
and. according TO the report. a bai
was arected and he was being treat
ed at the mill BY one OF the local
physicians.
HIS condition Ia still serious and
relatives are uneasy about him
He Is brother OF Mrs WIN
Wellman and a cousin OF Grant Daw-
SIN.
III
Charleston. W. Va, January II. -
The gayety Of the Legislative ses-
sion was assured to-day by the IN
PRODUCTION In the House by Delegate
Mason, OF Marion county. OF bill
20 create the new county Of Augusta
from the territory taken from Mar
ion, Monongahela and wetzel counties
The people who are leading the
fight for the new county live in
and about Warrington and have pro-
vided a fund that will be hard 20
beat Their lobby will arrive in a
day or two and will be followed by
one equally large from Falrmont,
The city most interested in defeat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-25

The Attorney General Of West vir-
ginfa and Senator Eliihs. Of that
State, have been IN lc0hsdltatIon for
the hast FEW days With olok-secre-
tAry Carlisle III regard 70 the read
jnsted debt 81 NE State Of virginia.
the inter having brought suit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
OF INTEREST TO
 CHURCH WORKERS
What Societies and Churches Do
FIELD SECRETARIES
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
 FRS COMING.
Five Specialists to Pay Five-Dny Visit to Montgomery and Speak to Those Interested in
 the Work.

The five field secretaries of the Bap- tist Sunday School Board of the South- ern Baptist Convention have arranged an itinerary on their way to the meet May 16th,. beginning at Memphis and going to Jackson. Atlanta. Greenwood
 Montgomery is fortuHate in being on the route. They will be here from May, May to II; Rey B. ", ,spillman of of Missouri. MT. L. F. Leavell of Oxford. Miss, Rev. H. Beauchamp of Arkansas, and Rev. W. F. Brittian of Texas are the field secretaries. These gentlemen are all specialists in their line.
 This is a great opportunity for the ested in Sunday school work in reach of the city to hear these distinguished men.
 The meetings will be held in the First Church. two services day. and all de. nominations are invited to attend. lt costs no one anything. but the profit to each one who attend will be im- mense.
 The following Is the list of topics:
 MT. Spillman-"The Teachers Week. school Management" The Sunday. school of Yesterday"
 MT. Leavell-"The Teachers Week. day with, the Scholar;" Sunday school Tralning,;" The sundayschool of To morrow"
 Mir. Beauchamp-"The Teacher on Sunday" Sunday school Work" Tho Strategic Value of the Sunday school
 MT. Brittain-"Class Organization: Sunday school Organization" 'The sunday-school Field and a Force" in Sunday school Work" dThe Sunday. school Teacher and His York;" 'Ths Sunday school and the Kingdom"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Religious NeuOs of
 Montgomery
PEOVED BIG SUCCESS
uyTURNING DELEGATES PLEASED
 WITH CONVENTION.
sunday School Meeting at Birmingham 1, Attended By Vast ThronE of En-
 Y, thusiastic Workers Who Re-
 ey turn Greatly Pleased.

z, The convention of the Alabama State e eriunday School Association drew to q Hose Thursday night. after one of the & est conventions in every way the As- 4 Ii,ociation has ever had.
 ,e The convention. which began Tues. lhoay. was attended by something ike fe. 900 delegates, 1850 of whom were ,a .egistered. It is believed at least 500 o9 elegates failed to register.
 The delegates were royaIly entertain ed by the Sunday School workers In Montgomery are loud in their praise of the hospitality of Birmingham and equally enthusiastic in speaking or the bright outlook for the Association;
 When the convention closed there were thirty banner counties. which number will be increased by several more in short while as pledges were given by different members to orsa. nize and hold the necessary number ot conventions in their county.
 The county of Dallas has arranged for all its conventions and the d,m1 nn1e a short time before this will be, pan, ner county H. l.. Mellin has pledged to organize Greene County, A. T. Ezeli
 The collection of the convention was the largest that has ever ben taken up. that was of especial interest to those in- terested in music was the chorus or over 150 voices, both male and female This chorus had been rehearsing TOT over two months under the direction of Prof. Stephen Allsopp and the re- suits of his tutelage were made mani. fest when the hall of the First Baptist Church of Birming gham, where the con vention was held, was filled by the volume of sound from the 150 voices Tn perfect harmony. It made a wonder. ful impression on all those who heard 1t.
 Professor Allsopp directed the chorus every night with a gold mounted baton which had been presented to him by the Prince of Wales as token of admira- tton. upon the occasion of concert that the Professor directed before the Prince During the convention the Professor was presented with a watch fob as a token of thanks from the members of the Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
SERIES OF SERMONS.
Rev. John Bass Shelton to Prech on elf
 Christ Ruled In Montgomerx.o

Rev. John Bass Shelton to Prech on elf
 Christ Ruled in Montgomery"
 Beginning tonight at the Adams Ave- pue Baptist Church, Rev. John Bass Shelton vii deliver a series of sermons relating to the changes which would be brought about in al branches of social and civic life if Christ ruled in Mont gomery
 These sermons will be preached each Sunday evening for four weeks, and the subjects will be. April 14--"Christ and our Social Relations"
 April 21--"Christ in Politics"
 April 28--"Christ and the Laboring Man.
 |, May 5--"Christ and the Capitalist" These sermons relate intimately to ev- iery day life of Montgomery should be largely attended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Sermon on "Christian Unity by Father
 ConteIIo

The first Mass in st. Peters Catholic Church will be at o'clock this morn ing.
 During the second Mass. at 10:3o o. clock, Rev. Father Costello will preach on the Unity of the Church." taking as his text John x: 16: There shall be sne fold and one shepherd"
 Appropos of the recent efforts on the part of Protestants to secure inter-de- iominational unity, this discourse ,hould be of particular interest to non- Catholics. All are cordially invited to lear Father Costel1o's sermon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
MISSIONARY MEETING.

Conference of women's Societies of
 District at Dothan in June.
 The Womens Home Missionary So- ciety of the Alabama Conference of the will meet in ansual session at Dothan June e-1o. Every auxiliary is urged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
. p..r .e oela DerIars

One does not often iight upon Ass- ter story of gold-seekfng adventure than c, A. Stephens's tale of "A Peek of Gold Dollars" in The Youths Com panion of April II. A village ne'er- do- well. like Rip Van Winkie, stsrts for the digsings, and ts,s is sold ne .S nssds ss goid dollars. How he achieves succese Is deilghtfully told in the authors best vein.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Christian Science Lecture

Frank H. Leonard, c. s. D., mem. Der of the Christian Science Board Of Lectureship of the First Chui oh of Christ. Boston, will lecture next Friday night at the ChristianI Science Church. 1S l-2 South Perry Street.
 Mr. Leonard will lecture on Christian Science, and the church has extended cordial invitation to the public to at- tend Admission will be free.
 The lecture will begin at 7:so o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
To Aid fin Building Hotel.

The Cumberland Presbyterians in Ala bama are arranging to give aid in building the National Presbyterian ho- tel in Winona. Ind.
 Though 1t has not been definitely decided just what steps will be taken, 1t will be known by the first of next month just what plans will be adopted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

Thursday night. Today will be . very busy one with. that congregation. Sunday school at s:30 .. m. Preaching at II a. m. B. Y. P. U. at 4:S0 ?. c. Jpdkins, will administer the ordi- nance of baptism.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Sunday school Rally.

The morning service at the Clayton Street Baptist Church will be conduct ed by Rev. E. L. Craig.
 In place of the regular evening ser- vice, there will be Sunday School Rally, in which Frank Allen. Judge Carthel, Mrs. J. w. O'Hara, W. R. Sawyer and many others will take part.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Sna,x in NnshrflIe

Nashville. Tenn, April 13--The most unreasonable weather for years prevails here. Snow commenced to fall here at an early hour today and is still falling. The thermometer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

to send e delegate prepared to make an annual report.
 Mrs. J. B. Chatfield,
 District Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

The Methodist preachers and laymen of Nashville have formally requested Bishop E. E. Hoss to make his home there He was for many years profes- sor in Vanderbilt University and for twelve years editor of The Christian Advocate. and is at home therefore in Nashville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Alabama Man to Preach.

Professor Charles Lane of Atlanta, will preach the sermon at the morn ing service in the Forest Avenue Meth odfst Church today and will administer communion.
 The members of the congregation feel much honored to have Professor Lang with them and appreciate his coming even for so short a time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

registered at the freezing paint GhaD morning. Advices from eouthesn Ksn- lucky and North Alabama iaA1safe that the early fruit has been Killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
PLANTS By MAIL,

One Doxen Geraniuns, or one dosen Chrysanthemums In different Varieties for $1 %, postage prepaid, Montgomery, Ala Rosemont Gar dena.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Virginia Divine To Preach.

Rev. w. D. Burkhead, of Grottoes, Va. will preach the sermon at the II o'clock service in the First Baptist Church this morning. Dr. Burkhead is one of the most esteemed members of the clergy. At the evening service, the sermon will be preached by the pastor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

Hilary to the Y. M. c. A.. will be held at II o'clock Tuesday morning at the home of the President, SIS South Court Street Mrs. R. F. Dexter,
 Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

The Archbishop of Canterbury says that Sabbath breaking among the low CT classes in England is due to the ex- ample set by the upper classes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

organ offertory- Vision" (Rheinbers- Quartet--"Savior, Source of Every Blessing" (Foster).
 Organ Postlude-Grande Marche (Guilmant).
 Evening Service.
 Organ Prelude Fantasia (Guilmant). Anthem--Venite Exultemo (Schneck- Organ Song of the Night (Whiting).
 Quartet 70 Saving Victim Organ Postlude-- chorale (Kirnberg- er).
 DISTINGUISHED ENDEAvORER. Secretary Shaw To Speak At Central
 Church, Wednesday Evening. One of the events of the week in local church circles will be the visit, We'd nesday, of William Shaw, General Sec- retary for the World, of the Christian Endeavor Society.
 Mir. Shaw will conduct the prayer meeting services of the Central Pres byterian Church, and immediately af- ter speak to the young people of the city, both meetings to be held at the Central Church. No special topic has been assigned. but the address will be In regard to the young peoples work. It Is expected quite a number of Montgomery people will tcke this op- portunity of hearing this distinguished soldier of Christ.
 Notice. Ladies' Aid Society of the Court
 Street Methodist Church. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Court Street Methodist Church will be held in the annex, Wednesday afternoon at 4:30. A full attendance Is urged.
 Mrs. A. Coke Smith,
 President Mrs G. H. McCombs, Secretary.
 Ladies' Auxiliary To Meet. A called meeting of the Ladies' Aux
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

There will be Vespers and Benedic- ton at St. Peters this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Woman's Home Missionary So- ciety of the South Perry Street Meth odfst Church will hold meeting Mon- day afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the church. The subject which will be discussed is The Great West" A full attendance is earnestly requested.
 Mrs. E. G. Adams President
 Miss Willie Fuller, Secty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

BRptIHinR Rt COlOred Church.
 The ten days revival which has been in progress at the Dexter Avenue RAntiat Church (nolored) closed last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
OFFICERS

wILMER [. MOORE, President. I. Y. SAGE, Vice-President,
 FRANK ORME, Secretary and Tress. MILES M. DAWSON, Con. Actuary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Music at First Baptist Church

Professor T. c. Galloway, the organ ist and choir director of the First Bap- tist Church, has arranged the follow today:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
lnsuring Public

A Southern insurance com pany, offered by Southern men and backed by Southern money, offers you the most at- tractive protection proposition to be found. Policies are lib- eral and fair, safe, sound and conservative, guaranteeing at- tractive investment features and protection for wife and children in case of the death of the insured. None better to be had. Give our agents a hearing; they will interest you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

The National Congregational Council will vote on the proposed union with the United Brethren and the Methodist Protestant Churches in October, 1907 the Methodist Protestant Conference an May. 1908, and the United Brethren Conference in May, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Insurance Solicitors

Your living expenses have in- creased greatly, but the Arm strong law has decreased your income. Our contract and proposition enable you to more than double your previous high contract income mark. We give you an opportunity to earn more than bare living. You get paid for production, large or small. Investigate. The truth will convince you. What others are doing you can do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

Organ Prelude Elevation in F(Guil- manD. /
 Anthem--Te Deum in B minor (Dud- ley Buck).
 Quartette--"O Lord Thy Bondless Love" (Horatio W. Parker).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

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 kidney and liver troubles and all other complaints caused by impure blood or low condition of the system. It is an honest medicine of genuine merit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

In 1895 Bishop Walden said: 'Th Chinese are the brainiest people Il Asia and the best heather on tn globe"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
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