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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
FAG.LsBURG

A big crowd Of young men came 10
Fallsburg last Saturday TO play ball
but there was so much rain they did
have avery good time having to wait
until the showers We're oevr.
| could not help but notice what a
difference there was between the con-
duct Of this crowd OF young men Sat
urday and the crowds that came here
when whiskey was sold In Fallsburg
and | should think that every body
that witnessed the quarrels and muir
ders that occurred here when whiskey
was sold mere would never want
Saloons. here
George Cooksey. that has been in
Ohio at work in the coal mines came
back to visit his relatives,
The twin babies born to John
Austin and wife died last week and
their funeralwas attended by Rev.
Williams from Louisa.
W uMop sVM lum unsnv AsHM
Louisiana for a good while tells me
that the Negroes there work for the
white men Just as they did in slavery
Lumber and cross ties goes through
here every day to Fullers station.
We had the hardest wind storm
here last Saturday evening that We
/ have had this Summer and The corn
was blown flat 90 some places
L +. s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
Lowssr RAILROAD RAres.

The railroads IN kentucky hav,
made rate q one fare plus twenty
i've cents Tor ne round trim 10 l0uls
Vile 90 account oi The Kcabel- Stat.
Fair soptembe' 18Th 10 2jst Ticket.
VII p on sale Saturday s,ptombei
ilth, and will be gnol returning nntr
Monday following The fair. sepiemher
2sd. The fata 10 Indiana viii no, ..
one fare on occuni ~ the regular r.t.
being two cents mile Instead az ,hfe,
a. Il is Ia kenWcgy however Low
RATES viii apply from paints In Indiana
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
The Best Paint.

United States ready mixed paint
is equal TO the best made In fact,
it is privately guaranteed to US by
the manufacturers to be identically
the same that they sell under a well
known brand at fancy price By
Using the brand United State" in
stead of the brand under which the
leading manufacturers have made a
big reputation we are allowed 10 sell
the paint somewhat cheaper. We have
a full line. We also carry the Par
agon. an excellent paint
SNYDER HARDWARE co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
GREAT 1os.cco DISPLAY.
largest Amour, o. Money Ever OF
Tered 10 Be Given a, Kentucky
State Fair.

The State Board q Agriculture. IN
der whose auspices The Kentucky
state Fair Is 20 b. held a. louisville
sep'ene.r i6th - .lst. has apprupri
afed t4,5 20 be given In premiums On
tob,cco iurlag far week and ibis IA,
heon supplemented By the I.rulsylne
Board " Trade pi'h an appropriation
- $50 HmUgn' ~ money should
bring 'o he finest 10 " sam
pies rye n The premiums Of
iered b 3oari % Trade are a,
follows ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
ERuPrloM oF.vesuvlus

Tho State Fair management. bas
closed contract vlJA paynes p,ro.
technlc CO icr a Reproduction Of me
ERUPTION Of vesuyius during the hir
exhibition at LomsyH,. September
1921 This Is one Of the creates, FIRE
work speclac'es ever produced In the
United States u is expected to prove
big attraction
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

A taste for Euod fradips has long
b,rd observed AZ one ~ The most ~
t,gual safeguards To youns mcu a.
salust kct aud enmr DO ihr aut
pace it screws 10 ute employment
o. thu-. hours u leisure and freedom.
upm uorl hitch would ~ lkal
otherp sr "a s. N chan aaasd
% tHs ,o8or man pHp has 80 air
mr rrsiiur lir ara.H hnlf -,om,
loaded vjif temptation t tirr.nae
rs ID womaE PSI tat and D.
uafHtl.F dfina ta .Hs sllet u Bee
csra iatlr Their, le gada other, iiEe
himself Hb a,raat hours sA..s
away aud thus Hdn ~ 'bns habits
esd aelaiIpus uhieh soon ssataHu
b dlzsImtlpo III lrad 10 crime Ws
doubt % 8ne instance be- q thousand
can D. found ~ Nuuus man mak
ing sblpNrsck ~ bop.s aud rbamsis.
Who Vas accustomed TO aprud hit
EVENINGS at home reading good books
and We say 70 any lareu, ia, a vel
stocked library aud an abundant sup
piy % newspapers and magazine
with the habit 81 reading on the Iau
- your BOY 81 VpTth mor 70 teel
him out Of mischief and 70 make d
man 81 him Than any other SINGLE ,u
fueurt AZ your command
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
Notice 10 taxpayers

County and State taxes have been
Glue for 1907 since May and desire
to call the attention OF AN taxpayers
to this fact ana urge them 10 call
~ my office or see the deputies Of
their respective districts aud settle
as soon as possible DO not put It
off until the last The earlier you
pay the earlier the holders Of claims
viii get their money from the Treas
urer. J. b, Clayton. Sheriff
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
GIG PREMIUM LIST.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars is 10.
Of money, but that Is what Is offered
IN prizes ai-the Kentucky State Fair.
Louisville. September 1874.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Many an unvise parent works hard
aid lives snriugly ali his NE tpr the
purpose Of leaving enough 10 give his
children start In the World a. B, y
called setting youung man atloai
with money left him by his rsla'lrvs.
IL like tying a bladder under the arms
4. one who cannot swim tea chances
q one he will lose the bladder and ~
to the bottom Teach him 10 swim
aud he viii not need the bladder GIVE
your child good education See 10
ii that his morals are pure bis mind
cultivated. and his whole nature made
stbseryient TO the laws which govern
man ond you will have gieut shat
viii be- Of moro yalae than the wealth
Of the Indies You have given bin a
star which no misfortune can deprir'
him of The earlier you teach him
10 delend upon bis oWn resource and
the blessings % God. the better
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
6vrlsy Types

For besi .Anpls rrrrr-entinr huSsheaf ~ rot
lrss than ~ pounis naf Bright nursr
lsaf rnharrn a.
foT %. i-.t sample representing h0r.haadof
not i-.s uian ~ potin,ii net oi Ri barley
tsat rUtacoo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

For bit ample representing hos,h.ai - not
80 haifi 30 Ppuni, No.. Of mr. Nsr-i
rot--.o -
fof Ne hesi sA'nris rpr,-.ntins hassh...f of
mot less ihau lb l-pap.i. tist q rnA-d
TntArrn
samples Of tnlaeoo competing or ti,..s awari.
nv % p ffa~n aui @alef 10 he Lsruissins
isai fotaru tfchans- in.5-ction. ~ limited
. esup AMI 1teu 10 al s1hIhiaoo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

The memory OF early happiness. is
treasure house OF sweet comforts
It's pure, simple, earnest Joys become
wells to draw from whenever We SIT
down In thirst and WEAKNESS by the
dusty highway Of life OF this ono
good the world can never defraud
u The sunshine IN those days reach
Is across our little stretch OF lie.
and minsles its RAYS with those that
ttam from the heaeyu of our nope
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
a'.%: !.;I!lGy Il
ARNETT'S our
RELIEF. |

AlNaft ask Tor Arns,ts q
lirf salye Tor hlecdlnE l,r. \
ErcirudinE pilcs Also. ou,s
blood poison. bruises. aolh
elss eescraa. tetier and al "a
ciseaseH. and removes ea,al
warts
Alec have a prcpafAiion 4
that vii bring same retalu
Price 20 Conts Per "a
Manufactured eHeludy,lf !
AKNET7r s FuLKKRsoS Louu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Commercial HtiSa,Ioa. ~
And heal Estate Uoll.ts.
Estates settled. Dspo.i,iop, !. 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Practice in all ,h, o,,
References. any bank o. -
here
A''n Street LOula /.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated To Tired
Mothers as they Jon the
Home Cldrt

Did you ever realize that nothing
on earth can smile hut a human le
ling Gems may flash reflected light
but what, is diamond flash Nigee
that cannot smile IS like tud .lnt
cannot blossom aud dies upon ~
stalk Laughter is day and obre'>
is night and smile is the twilight
that hoyers gently between lA,h lui
more bewitching than either
Good wives are better conseratur
Of the publ. peace and morality
than policemen prison statutes and
all the terrors OF the Law let 4 man
he thus home anchored. and have an
il terest in house and lot. and "a
ctpt he is radically bad. he becomes
self-appointed guardian Of the peace
and OF public morals
One drop OF ink will blacken "A
whole glass full OF pure water SO viii
one evil Communication make the
whole world foul Beware Of those
evil words You might drop many. ma
ny drops OF pure water into Ihd
tLmbler. but It would have no per
ceptiLe influence So it win Jake
thousands OF good precepts and good
Instructions to root out this one evil
word.
Don't harp on pas, troubles When
We see pale nervous woman IN the
midst OF her friends preterrins TO en-
tcrtaln them with list Of the rack
ing pains she has suffered To d saun-
ire in Gods free air and sunshine. We
cannot wonder that the rose r,-urus
not 10 her blanched cheek Nh, Is h.
that TO SOME these memories arr
very meat and drink They consume
them. the bitter agony Is acted over
ald over again the tears thrice she'd
the place cherished were such drr4i
mi thing occurred the scar ionih ps
ted thar tells OF The almost fatal knitf
Profanity never dil apy man ,Hr
least good SO man 6 ;ht rleh, ht
the happier OF si-cr Tor it, d ON
meuis no one % ans odtt d j.
disgusting 10 de refined a55mna-
lie 20 the good Insulting 20 lose
with whom We associate lruadigs
tn the mind uapnfiiabIa uv.lloss
and injurious in society Young man
don't BE- pruiane
Lost wealth NAV De- restored o. %.
dustry the wreck Of health regaiuaJ
BY Temperance forgotten knowledge
restored by stud, alicnated friend.
ship smoothed into foFrettuluess ever
forfeited reputation recovered b. pen
itsnce. but who ever again Looked up
on his vanished hours recalled hls
sighted years. stamped them eith wis
dom or eftaeed from heavens record
the fearful blot Of wasted time,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Women would be better and hap
pier Il men loved them better
aud we're more true to then. II man
would strive as hard to make home
happy as they do to seek happiness
elsvhere. the world would be BETA
Hours DO come when men admit the
power the worth 81 women No, In
sunshine 30 much as In shade aud
storm When engrossed with business
aud rolling on the sea ~ success
We too often forget the ones with
out whom life would be a blank, and
only lily to the hayens OF shelter the
love and gentle caresses Of women
when the waves are high and 10 Re-.
main abroad is TO perish
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Youth and age have too little sym-
patty with each other II the Young
would remember that they may be-
old. and the old remember that they
haey been young the world would be
happier
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

II G. sullivan.
SULLIVAN AND $50
Attorneys and coua.slln',1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

7 c. Trimble, 81. Of Mt S,er
ana. is in bis s5th year, and has ncy-
< hkeu,e chew OF tobacco. has never
Euoked tobacco has never sworn an
ssth. has never heen under the ia
nrence Of whisky isn't that record
- be proud Of?
sitting al Lexington, judge W. p
Eocdy, special judge in The cases a
ssmst the men charged with ,he
Esrder of Dr h y Cox declined 10
grant the motion TO remand the cases
- Breaihi,t county and set the hear
inr for August &c, at Sandy Hook
Elhert Hargis. Bill Britton and John
Abner, the defendants. filed an sffi.
tasR charging Floyd Byrd and T
?. cardwen with forming conspir'
sry TO have them murdered during q
anal at Jackson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

The difference between a soil
that has a packed and hard surface
aad one that has been properly cult.
waited may D. shown by Loaf aud
grsnula,ed sugar Take lump o.
loaf sugar and hold rno end so that Il
touches the surface Of cup Of wa.
tetr and instantly the whole lump is
moistened Put enough graduated
sugar on fine screen so that the
highest point u the mass will equal
IN height the length OF lump OF
sugar Now, hold The screen ~ that
the lower surface Of The sugar Just
touches the liquid II viii be found
that the water rises slowly and not
until some Of the sugar Is dissolved
viii !, reach the top Of the mass
This demonstration illustrates fairly
well the movement II water In the
soil and Il shows very clearly one
OF the reasons why the soil should
DO cultivated often. especially during
. dry season.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Bon't let the itinerant veterinarian
treat yosr live stock II It is neces,
sary FOR you to secure advice and
treatment for them 90 TO some roli'
able doctor The Zee may BE- more.
but it will pay in the end
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

It may take less time 70 chuck the
horse in the stall at night without a
little rub OF. but he viii not b. as
fresh for you in the morning as he
would have been had you considered
his comfort more.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

John ID Rose. a graduate OF Min.
nesota Agricultural college. has been
selected by the Cuban government as
assistant government chemist at San.
tiago de Las Vegas. ~ miles from
Havana. where there is an agricul.
tural experiment station.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Young alfalfa plants are tender jus,
as the full grown and rooted plants
are strong and hardy For this rea.
son a well-eetAbllshed field may be
narrowed and dlsked. and sometimes
even plowed, without destroying or
even injuring the plants In fact. sur
face cultivation when the plants are
nearly or quite dormant as In the
spring. seems to actually improve the
stand and invigorate the growth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

II is the man with poor COWS who
Is convinced that dairying does not
pay. Get him converted to the doc.
trtne OF testing his cows and he will
either soon get rid OF his cows for
better ones or he will give up the
business No use trying To make a
living out OF scrub stock.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Il never realized how much dirt
owas getting into the milk pail until
| used a cheese cloth cover for my
pail and saw the dirt collect upon the
cloth as | MIXED said a dairyman
who had been Induced to try the more
sanitary method OF milking.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Experiments on swamp OF muck
soils in Wisconsin show that such
soils require potash and phosphorie
acid These fertilizers with proper
drainage make the lands very produe'
tive.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25
VII.

Before Fedors set out for her morn
Ing walk she had stood over her mother
while the latter wrote q letter. But when
IL was done, Fedore did not zee the small
enclosure that Mrs. Molyneux slipped inside
30 when Mr.. Ferdinand Horley opened IL.
after he had sent the gardener on with bis
flowers. this Is what he found. First, q
formal note AZ follows:
Mrs. Molyneu1 presents her compli-
m.nt. to N, r,rdinsnd horley. ana sroat,y
out Of her power to grant"
Then In a small enclosure wa written:
You must have patience. to iim. rsdors
you 70 choose This time Tor renewing &C
last birthday Leave all To me, and ef-
face yourself as much as poasible. WIZ
You know the old saying. Absence makes
the heart grow fondcrr
MAEaAnET MoLYsxUx."
Ferdinand Horisy clenched his hand when
he read the last enclosure.
ITS that girl who has boen at the bot
tom Of this. That Clara stiiss. Did /! not
s ya'n ba aAr ns, 70 io tst n,r T "o,s 81 'hs .o ~sy Inv.
been suspected. But she has poisoned re-
dore,s mind againat me. ! have q good
mind 70 sond for Marx and give him q reg
No sooner thought Of than done. Ferdi-
nahd Iiotley sat down and wrote on q hasty
biz s,'s eareI "a"s ,,hS"ff fruits ''S Of ~hish we're
only Just showing themselves. hr went on
10 hint that. unless he did his best to diva
suSe his danShi.r,s mind OF the Idea TIA,
the unfortunate snair, all fresh supplies
would be siopped In fact; be wa" 80 an.
gry. 20 beside himHcif with Jury. that b"
h,d not wal, 70 ssaa over %. ,'t,'r; o, p% ev
drihiiS.
Wh"m mr' rn'o,hamu mt'sr "a I Th
he came to a mighty decision. The res.
tanrant might look hiler user TOT a Gay or
,wo' bnt on ths morrow ne won'n sst gu,
Ir nn" ,s. ~" w'' "a "" a. " lin mh.. ha
nior,sy race 70 .af"; ana "Sk MIN ~na' 10
WHAT I want. and What I ough, 70 hav.
70 himself
msdi,a,ed ~ he jonrneyed upon the subject
Of Ceiling a promise IN writing. Arrived
al Boutham Hall, he was shown into the
MASTERS study. to md the latter broodins
Things were going very wrong indeed.
IIr had better take the advice Of Mrs.
Mo!yncu1 and 40 abroad TIL Fedore came
round: She Ind returned hi" hover" with
.sne did not consider they we're bis to
back. and gave them into Mr.. FeIdlnand
iiorl,y'. hand smith va. . privileged
'a%,.y ,,e'a' s S,' ,p' "", "r W. %'I r.,,,,,,.
not a rcrspi Missy'n hearts get upon Mr.
Julian. alive or dead. and she'll never think
~ no otheri Shut 10 the place n bit, and
t,sy.i. thst.s nv advice 70 ys. You'll par
don an old man Tor r-peas,nx 10 free ike.
wont your But here's the MOVERS back
again ana Mis- MoIyneux won't have none
OF them"
An AZ. 80. M, c,,,,x ,,...,.,,or n,
nn tn,a vas M, = "''ns p''ps'a''" WI
WIZ o''"s' 49, r,,. ,,,o a.. ,o.u
"nn ~ E.,n.nr
sca...iS ".s",ns ~ s,'u.m., H." m',h
spIhnS U" nnH w ~" ""''o"'eo III" W"
""sruu,m ~ .nm'' .s. 80 .h,. a,u..,
~" W",,' W.,
, ~ ~ ~ w" ""' WV" '"s'~"' . """
'n Wv" - -
"LO1k here. MI. Perhy'-end btiIesa
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25

vsS ~ DSaos - WI tue TOhu " tuc hta"
II say. young man. you haven't picked up
a paper hereabouts. have your 'Tisnt tbs
slightest use TO anyone but twas q bit Of
agreement between me and someone about
the rent Of q house"
The young man paused. then suddenly
some remembrance came - him.
Well. ! did ace something like that on
q bit Of paper I caught up In our plsnta-
n3n an hour or 70 ago, but ! took IL TO my
miStresH. Twas found on her estate,
claim It."
Dire CONSERVATION was upon the mans
Your mistress. young man-who might
Miss Fedore Molyneux." was the prompt,
Then. without another word. the young
man walked away. for be had a great deal
get to town and procure some suitable gar
nents IN which TO keep bis appointment.
Then. giving stiles. time to get back TO
and demand q full. free confession. or hold
over him the powers Of the law.
before many hour. we're over once more
. free and innocent man. Never. never
had he felt so light hearted. never 80 bliss
fully happy--enc.pt when be thought Of
the reckoning with his cousin that i0omed
In the distance.
Meanwhile. Ferdinand Horiey himself
was enduring a decidedly bad time.
lie had no idea whatever OF giving up
the game. fondly Imagining the paper might
have been blown away. never TO be heard
Of again. For Mark Stiles had not thought
II worth while TO return u Southam House
and scauaint his client with the change Of
fortune.
NO. ne haa buried az last as DC could
the hands OF the man he had helped to
wr"nE' seH,"s he game was up. he made
. iuii. frank. ana free confession. lie lost
his quarterly aymeDta thereby-he lost
everything. ana In a lew weeks time he
vas roaming the streets AZ a beggar. not
knowing where tn segk "A Erugt mr. nheltef
could mot endure was to rest within the
mouse mrs' hoIyh'uS watched her daugh-
ter WIN many uneasy chances.
VIVA, she most dreaded was q break-dDmn
OF nervous pnsots' 'pr hns oouin zee mat
The ,w ss,; 81 one ,s s"""'a i Sss m S9-% a .ss,n %aeS
n''rc ~ ~ e'ta,n"n' maton aSa.,'nH ner-
comfortable nom" ana plenty OF money
II and no, the r.hsr. she will spoil her
~noe cnmmceh, fd"obs VII nr hsr marty
now. ! Ma.. anu ! s"a. nave ner Oh my
nut th'nss wsr. turning oat very diIrr-
"n,y 20 .nh. mo,n,'. "np,c,s,.ons. iwo
days "i hr ~ n',.n /" sIsus ennnss ~ 49,
ereh. inc nne" oi care ana 'rouD,s we're
sm, rs. away' n"a sms va" "m''ns "
osfrs,i '"siraa ' mo~m.ns; o,,v , ,o ,..
NitsI nv, s"r se'S hsI Io.y' no os,
iicvc' thousht MRS Mo,yneux. Shah
FOOT pe no,, ~ "enn 'oI reIa'nhno.
seyernI .'m's shs tnoush, OF speak'hs'
put chccmeh .bs SoroS upon ner Ups.
WIN semn nlm y h1'e. Snc rs,a 70
h'f':i. Vule casu"hy ! VIII ASK MN 10
zen tnH hiternooh'
IN" no'e shn "I'toen anu usspn.ch'n'
hhene m'", m"'yne.h. ""r.nb uusIneS' ~
~ ~. ."Sn. m ~ ~. '"''"sse """
"'"Ve IVY y, '"n a.''.no"". ... 81.
an nour ine. ,nci. ~ss an urrlvhi at
wy. "ousu; Some shSSa' "a.m outno s
,o..' m"m.u up 'S'"' WI" ""'""
"uisg M,Iyn,v, :? n. astcd for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
A Pious Hope.

From the New York World.
 Forty years ago the wickedest person in Allen county Ohio, was old man Eli son. He was a well-to-do farmer with a son, wife and daughter, who were high ly esteemed. The depravity of the family was confined exclusively to the old man. He worked out his full limit of toughness. Fights at political meetings and in the bar rooms of Findlay were his choicest diversions. When he was sixty years old he was at his best Not until he ap- preached three-score and ten did he mel low down, and then but a little. Once when attending raising, he participated in the cheer to such an extent as to become melancholy. As he sat at the dinner table he soliloquized thus on his own decadence
 ''1'he ole mans been putty turf, boys. He's rassled with some mighty hard cases. the ole man has. But it's about over. The ole devil Is after him hard an fas the ole devil is, an by n by he'll get him. But he won't keep him long, the ole devil won't. By m by he'll be glad to fetch the old man back
 We'll spoke up Bill Petit, his fiercest foe, 'all I hope Is when he does, he'll forget where he found you"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Cogger's "chug."

From the Chicago News.
 Gunner-Wel, I see Cogger's automo- bile has broken down again.
 Guyer-Broken down? Why, I hear 1t going "chug! chugi''
 Gunner-That isn't the automobile That is Cogger puffing for breath while he pushes behind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
From Fies 8 Sons.
General Wheeler

Brown gelding, years old 1o hands.
 Note-Gen Wheeler is beautiful seal brown geding, with true straight action, accmated and thoroughly broken for immediate city use-suitabe for single Victoria, Brougham or Surrey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Respect and Random

Pair bay geldngs, years old, 16 hands high
 Note-This is grand pair of full made coach horses with high action nice step the best of man. ners, acclmated, and with all of the requirements necessary for fashionable appearing pair any thoroughfare or in any park Either one is suitable for single use in Victoria, Brougham or Stanhope.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
General kurOki

Gated saddle geldng, E 9 hands. weight about 1O50 pounds.
 Note-General Kuroki is a dark blue roan A nice sized horse with all the style and finish of show horse. and in his gaits as good saddle horse as we ever owned. He Is in a class by himself when it comes to rackag, and can do anything else saddle horse need do.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Valor and Valiant

Pair bay geldings, years old, 1S.3 hands high, weight 2200.
 A pair that looks to suit you, mates to suit you, drives to suit you, acts to suit you, and manners to suit you. and pair we can thoroughly recommend for family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Robert E. Lee

Dark bay geding with black points, years old. 15.3 hands high.
 Note-He is fine gaited horse and there is no better. Goes his rack perfectly and with great ease. His trot is high and fast his slow gaits and canter are all man could ask for. He goes on square trot in harness. Has been ridden and driven by lady
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Robin Hood
Gold Standard

Gold Standard
 cream colored combined gaited saddle and harness gedng, 15.3 hands high, years old.
 Note-Gold Standards weight is about 10S0 pounds. This is one of the most perfect hammered young horses we have ever owned, is not afraid of steam or electric cars or autos is safe for lady to ride or drive and firSt-class combination horse.