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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
BUG IN HER EAR
FOR TWELVE YEARS

Lockport. N. Y. May lo.-ror l2 years
Miss Nellie Flynn felt severe pain In
her ear, out II 10 gone now. along with
a little OF. which had caused ~
Mis- fIynn. who 10 q sslesgiri ~ a store
ear the other day. n wa sre size of
AZ. n was alive and had apparently
been trying TO get out all thcse years.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
IvANHoE LODGE

AT the meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge.
knights OF Pythias, last evening, two ap-
plications for membership were received,
which makes Is that have been received
within short time, and these applicants
VIII De among the many who will have
the rank OF page conferred upon them
by the. team from Peter Woodland lodge,
or Lynn, Mass, on Friday evening of
next week in Infantry hall. under the
Island.
II was voted to extend an invitation to
the Union degree team OF this city,
which is among the best degree teams In
New England, to confer the rank OF
knight, In Odd Fellows hall on Plain
field street, Thursday evening, June g.
A
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
0LNEYvILLE
PatroIman's Hight Stick Proves
a Life Saver
Rh0ds Island Co. Premises TO
Lay New Rails

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF The Newg-Democrat At
; Hartford avenue. room No. /. Telephone
10 West
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
WANT NEW RAILS.

At the meeting OF the Johnston town
council yesterday afternoon Councilmen
Dame and Wilder were made a COM
mittee to confer with the Rhode Island
company. as number OF cars have
left the tracks In the vicinity OF Thorn
ton within short time. Councilman
wider informed the council that he
had been told by superintendent Pot
ter OF the company that new rails
would be laid In the vicinity az soon
as they could be procured. This was
ABOUT the only matter that came UP
Tor consideratk L. All bills presented
were ordered paid.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
A RACK BAY INCIDEN,

A woman. q man. a boy a stone and a
so figure In a case az the Sixth district
court The man is a peddler and the boy
threw stone at him, and while he was
str1king the boy, the woman attacked
him with a brick The man took the
brick to the station. and the case Is now
being Investigated by the police The
scene was In the Back Bay"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10

The life of Thomas Cooney and that
of Fred Graben's valuable brown
spaniel dog for few seconds this
morning depended upon the strength OF
the strap OF Patrolman John McCrann's
night stick Mr.. Graben, who is a
newsdealer at so Plainheld street, was
out for his mornings walk and was
accompanied by HIS dog. which is a
valuable one. When on Hartford ave-
nue. the dog saw a huge rat and chased
II. The rat Jumped into the murky
waters of the woonasquatucket river
and was followed by the dog. Mr.
Graben stood on the bank wringing his
hands. and about this time Thomas
Coonsy, who is always ready to do
a good turn for man or beast, followed
the dog, which he soon had by the
back OF the neck.
At this portion Of the river there are
no landing places. the sides for the
most part being masonry, and Patrol
man McCrann. seeing the peril Of MT
Cooney and the dog, rushed through
ColwelPs restaurant TO a rear window
and from here he could. with the aid
or his night stick and strap reach Mr.
Cooney and then with a dozen or more
hearty heaves pulled Cooney and the
dog through the window. There were
At least BOO persons on the Tar bridge
who saw the thrilling rescue The
incident caused more than a dozen
spectators to make the remark that
some sort OF q landing should be
located In this part OF the river.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
no SPARE TIME Now.


The patrolmen at roll calls at the sta
uons are now listening to reports that
mean many steps and much vigilance on
their part, for at each roll call the name
OF some family who has gone to the
nounced. and this means that their city
homes are left to the care OF the police,
who must watch them day and night.
LIKE THE NEW vESTIBULEs.
The patrons Of the Dyer avenue "and
Broadway lines are much pleased with
put on these hines. There has not as yet
been a full complement placed in commits
sion. but will be az fast as the cars can
be made ready. The motormen and con-
ductors are even better pleased than the
patrons.
STOLE $50 WORTH OF FITTINGS.
Yesterday morning w. r. Hopkins re-
ported to the police that mbricator val
ued at s. had been stolen from a station
airy engine owned by Contractor Fred
Shaw at the new parkway, but on a closer
examination fouYrd that a steam gauge
SIX caps. an OIL cup and lot of copper, all
valued at about $50, were taken.
CANlE TO A CLOSE LAST EVENING.
The Messiah guild OF the Church of the
Messiah brought its festival TO a close in
Irony hall hast evening, the attendance
being limited to the full capacity OF the
n0u- ln6 6C. tfC1Hh CndpVcT, WIMCn u
COMPOSED Of members OF tho choir, rem
dered IT Met Her in q Great Lame"
"Eueven Wall Flowors' and other selec-
lions.
GENERAL MENTION.
The ST Anthony society connected with
St. Anthony's Catholic church opened Its
annual fair In the basement OF the church
laet evening with a large and very gem
erouB spirited gathering. The fair Will
be continued FOR a number of evenings,
Sarah E, wife of Isaac Howland, died
at her home, &7 Plaanfield street, yester-
day Mru Howland was among the Old
est settlers OF this section and was a
most worthy woman Her funerM Will be
held Sunday afternoon at / O'Clock at
her homo.
The rorlorn Bunch will hold its annual
meeting Wednesday evening of next
week. when officers for the ensuing term
viii be elected
Mrs. Rdchard wallwork, who with her
husband has conducted store at 8s
Plainfeld street, Ia reported as being dan
gerously hl. Mrs Wallwork is especially
well Mixed by the children OF the neighbor-
hood
There was a clean slate at the Chaffee
street police station this morning.
The Rev. Bowiey Green is attracting
largo congregations at the Broadway
Baptist church.
Edward whiting. Olneyville's weather
prophet, is suffering with n severe attack
OF grippe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

load Of hogshead hoops and started
Lack down the Hill when hor hind
te.t caught and she reared up and
TEL The saddle gIfth broke and
the old gentleman. saddle. bag Of
eehoSnd basket 81 eggs xtis prom.
iscously dumped on the ground, the
marc falling on the legs OF the
man.
B-adley took in the situation at
a e,ance and saw that something had
10 be done. and quickly. too. or
THE old gentleman was going TO be
SCI ionsly injured He sprang from
his wagon ard seized the old mare
oy the head. aiming to hold her
down until the man could extri-
cate himself from beneath her. He
made no effort TO free himself but
inquired what became of his eggs.
Brsdley, by main force, when the
mare began to struggle to re. up,
kept her off OF the old man and
saved him from any seriously In
jrry. In holding her off the man
is when Bradley received the injury
10 his back.
The basket Of eggs were smash
ed to flinders and the corn was
SAVED intact, and the old gentleman
wos able to mount his fiery steed
and go on to MILL
Bradley did not know him, and in
the excitement OF the moment he
forgot to introduce himself 10 Brad
ley.--Greenup Gazette.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

Fire broke out in the machine
shop OF the vansant-Kitchen lumber
Company at Reyes creek. early Sun
day morning. doing damage to the
extent OF s2,5OO at least. That IS
the estimate OF the loss made by Mr..
Vusant.
What caused the fire Is not posi-
tNeiy known. but II is believed 10
have started from a stove IN the
ulant in which the gas Is supposed
to nave come on early in the morn
ing. about o'clock. with too
sreat force.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
FALLSBuRG.

F'ank Cooksey, VINO has been ser
lousy i'll for quite a while, is nc
b,.ter.
Pro. Yoak filled bis regular APP
polntment here Sunday.
Lcgan Cooksey, of Catlettsburg,
Is visiting relatives at this place.
z T. Berry was in Ashland Sat
u''sy.
French Rice has returned from
Ai.han.
Fed Billups, of Kermit, spent Sat
rrday and Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. J. w. Austin was at Louisa
or business Wednesday.
fora B. Jordan. returned from
huntington Saturday.
Fey Short, OF Yatesyille, was
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
TheL DIDO Of the TaleI areen 10

The editor OF the Hazel Green Her
AID Is thankful soul Hear him
,url louisa Wilson has the
itsah Of the editor for the nntsf
heat We have enjoyed IN ysarm
p me icing no more or less team q
mes, greens and hoeH lov but
cook as only Aunt Louisa usdt
stand the art And 10 her lIule
sand laughter. Clara Bell Wilson
is 80 the oct OF picking them On
q w lng th,m after they were
cooFe and cur thanks Tor her
Slnln Is are herewith expressed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

here Sunday.
richard Gaines is very sick
After three weeks visit TO
hyme folks Miss Alice Cochran re
tLrred to Catlettsburg Monday.
Stella Crank made a short trpi to
'asesville Friday.
M,s. W. d Jordan, who has
been very sick, is some better.
wild Rose"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
SsIs,t G,S,s.ar s..srr., t.a4sa

Successful, used " Mother Cru.
ugre 10 the ualdrcnt Haas n
New York Cur rrrsri'arss. h,i
Stomach Trs.hiaE nzrlsu. rs.s
and regulate tie Bowels aai a.
Apey Worms otrr % 9s ituns-
neds They never nli Az ~
nmrris,s 20 SAMPLE FRFE ~
drts Allen o o'mstfsa. /. Ru X
Y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

). bland, KY. April 3.-Mrs. F c.
Kirk while feeding sucking calf
tree week. ago from a bucket was
em'ed in the stomach by the ami
nai Pe'jtonitis set inf rom the
e;:ecfs OF the blow and she died
% lay.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

J. VIII Stewart, SON of Ames
srwart, who was formerly a citi-
zen OF Grayson, was killed by a
train at Burnside. Ky. Sunday ey-
ening. 1t bias been impossible TO
secure particulars OF the sad acci-
dent Deceased had friends In Cray
son and Carter county Who will be
saddened by the news OF his death.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
broom corn

Wanted To eoatrau tor r. a.
'iss''en AMI raising u s "a a.
"a ssi== % lruom cora Ssel al
III nseess4ty Information iafalast
E. b Huh a san.
log.sa. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

Ore Of the largest raids ever made
IN the moonshine district Of Rowan
CO my was w1en Just before day
break Deputy Castle. OF Grayson.
with !, for.s ., men surprised Jack
H. 'nsiey. ace a1'Lre' rim and
Frank liaE ey and I'm Biggers.
Towlcley and lis a.'5' iaats we're
placed in the county Jail at Gray
scn, and the still. an unusually large
t:lc destroyed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

Harry, ten-year-old son OF b N
Sellards, Of Ashland. was hook.
ed by COW The sharp horn
Penetrated his throat just under
the chin and came out through The
mouth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

A telephone message stated that
the stamper building at Olive Hin
occupied by the general store Of
L. c. Wilson and the Olive Hm
TO toffiee. was destroyed by fire.
Particulars have not been received
and the cause OF tie fire or the
total loss is not known.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

Tie surveyors engaged In laying
ont the proposed Kentucky North &
South railroad have reached Gray
c'n, and, after a few days work
there. will proceed on their way TO
tae Ohio river. Capt. w. S. With
row, OF Portsmouth. has been COM
missioned a notary public by Gov.
Beckham, and will follow the sur
ve5.ng party to take acknowledge
Insnts as they go along.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
WANTED

Hickory hammer handles. split
op; 11sx2, II inches long Must be
nrde from good white hickory tim
Der. Price 5000 per 1000 pieces.
The Huntington Handle Co.
w. d. Short.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

While exeayating for a new house
on his old home place. on the
site OF a residence erected before
the Civfl War, Oscar Prichard. Of
Cannonsburg. uncovered six skeletons.
lai'l side by side Between two OF
TIE skeletons was found $500 in
gold pieces. bearing dates antedatlng
the Civil War.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
OUR NElGHBoRs.
AssssssSaGaAAasAHsaaasass;

The taxpayers OF Willard have
filed a petition to annuI the charter
o. tier town.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
HOUSE 4 Tor FOR SALE.

loom house lot 100 feet front.
iu Thomas addition TO Louisa. Price
$500 Call or writa Big Sandy
NewA office. It
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12
wANrEDl

Tt svy five hundred cords tan
bfrA Sn the line OF Bic Sandy Di,
Vision Jay H. Noruhup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

George Bradley. OF Big White Oak.
was In town Saturday complaining Of
crippled back. He received the
injuries as he came to Grenup With
h;s mule team and load OF hogs
head hoops. As he came down the
P,igh hill he met an old gentleman
Rang a gray mare. He was going
to mill and the store and had a
Rag of corn and a basket Of sew
en- dozen eggs on }his armHis old
n,lIs became frIghl ened at nradley'a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-12

Crayson, Ny, April s,--Col. David
Jesse Caudle aged sixty-soven years,
ieiIler living one mile north OF
own. was found by his wife this
moving he tng by a pillow line
"a the smokehouse. He had been
dead about one hou'. He had sGt-
Tered with insomnia. and lately said
he feared be was losing his mind.
lie was "a Confederate soldier, and
vas severely wounded several times.
lie was an active worker in the
Ba?tiut church and a highly re-
spotted citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
Duchess Of Marlborough Will Entertain.

.ior,r Wstchorn Tho meal served was
tbe a,mo as given immigrants, and
consisted of oysters. green turtle soup.
caviar iobatcr ln Ncwhurg. SQUAD.
turil.v win oyster sauce. fresh music
ro1re Brussels sprouts. asparagus.
l.a cream. bic. assorted cakes and cof-
f.a
Both thc duchess and Mrs. Mackay
evnr.seol lstouishmcnt at The excel
l.ut regulations ON the island
II MAS very greatly pleased said
D. duchess HIt was a new experience
l0r mo. 4 was greatly amazed ot tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
CrREs MINTER cnrGn

j. z. Cover. lOl A. Main Str. Ottawa.
kans. writes. Every fan % has been
my wlfe's trouble 90 catch severe cold
and therefore 90 cough an winter long
Last fan I got her a bottle of Hore.
hound syrup She used 20 and has been
able Co sleep souud'y am night long
whenever The cough troubles her two
Is able 90 be NJ and well III nc ana
81. sold hy Y. @. NJ. T. Drug Dept. n.
and llt South Main ST. b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

Don't hHk because Enu have Iak.n
maHr remedies . tHm Chat your case
H IU.uHh'.
Tus nssp aaf aEon HOODS sar-a-
unrIl.
NJ hHa rur.I mHHF geoWiugly hope
loss cnaoH ut sUufuIa. caturh. rnau-
nation, Sidney complaint dyspepsia
and general debility many cases taat
may have boon worse tnan yours
Mhat this Frut medicine has done
for others % can 90 Tor you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30


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The state herald., 1907-02-08
RICH AND GROWING WEST.
Should be Fully Represented on Ways
and Means Committee.

Denver.-The demand that the grea;
interests OF the West shall be rccog.
nized In the membership OF the Ways
and Means committee OF the House is
voiced by the Republican In tho fol-
lowing article:
Among the notable changes to bo
made In the Sixtieth Congress-.
brought about by the fall elections,
will be the reconstruction OF the com.
mitteo on ways and means Of the
House OF Representatives. OF the
twelve Republican members OF the
committee. five are to be retired. lcav.
ing but one west OF tho Mississippi
riycr-Ncedhnm OF California. The
vast country lying between the Missis.
reseHtntion on this committee, with
which lies tho directing and usually
controlling power In leading lcginla.
ton. especially that which relates 10
| the tariff
Tho custom OF combining assign.
ments to this and other important
committees to eastern representatives,
initiated when the West was an insig
nihcant factor. has remained. durinr
tho timo the West has grown TO n po
sition and nm Importance that seems
10 deserve recognition. barring tho
ono California member. these unrcprc
nentnd interests occupy (omittinH
Alaska) about two million square
mllea. with n population Of $4,000. .o0o
and representation In the national
Congress OF 109 membern-one half oi
the territory Of the country. ono fourth
of tho population. and more than one
fourth OF the national Congress.
| II IN hoped thnt when Speaker Can
non makes up the committees ho will
give consideration 10 n moro equitable
adjustment In the new house
The state herald., 1907-02-08
Haif q Million viii Die,

Victoria, II. c.-Further adviccs
from the famine district Of Central
China received by the steamship Tar.
tar state that smallpox has broken out
In tho camps and In consequence ON.
clnlH are breaking thom up. Tho pco.
rlo are numbed by suffering aud pa,
tlob,ly submit Ia being driven. Teie.
grams 10 the Jiji Bhimpo say upward Of
half million people will die ~ stnrva.
tlon or disease incidental TO tho terrible
conditions prevailing In the famine
district. 1toliof measures adopted arc
stated 10 be inefficient and the NTH
amid which the unfortunate famine
stricken people live Ia described m
shocking No'Hanltary measures Of
any kind were adopted and II was In.
e,itablo that n pculllcnco should fol.
low.
The state herald., 1907-02-08
Beauty or Brains?

Four literary women, not one OF
whom was remarkable for beauty OF
face or symmetry of form, were in.
terviewed on a subject of vital impor.
tance. says the New York Weekly.
Each woman, in her own particular
line. had achieved reputation, and
could afford to answer truthfully the
question put to her. The question
was this: Which would you rather
be-clever or beautiful?" No. 1 said
"Beautiful-because by the mere lift.
ing OF the eyes n beautiful woman
can order all the world to her feet.
No. said: "Beautiful-because beau.
tvs mantle is larger than charity's.
1t covers social gaucheries. ignorance.
and any amount of stupidity" No.
said: Beautiful, because fame. for.
tune, adulation. lovely gifts. social
prominence. all come to tho woman
who IS fair OF face. No. said:
"Beautiful-for beauty is gold to a
woman. A clever woman's fame may
not cope to her until she is dead,
but beauty gets tribute now: even
heads chat have won the laurel Of
fame turn away from the clever won.
an to do reverence to one who Is
beautiful"
The state herald., 1907-02-08
Y. M. c. A. HEALTH FARM.
Secretary Danner Goes East to Raise
Money for II.

Denver.-William NJ. Danner, secro-
tary OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation health farm. left for the East
Friday afternoon on what he believes
will he his last trip for the purpose
of raising funds to carry on that
widely known institution. Through the
efforts OF Mr.. Danner over $4,000 have
been Iaised for the health farm In the
past three and half years, and the
institution has grown from n cluster
OF nine tents to large camp OF forty
six, with an artcsian well. water tower.
machine shop. open air sleeping pa
vilion. assembly tent. Independent
sewer system. electric lights, and
other equipment In addition.
what We need now." said Mr.. Dan
ner before leaving. "is bath house.
and we want II 80 badly that am CO.
ing to Philadelphia and New York to
see II / can't get the money TO build
II. We want n large building. about
thirty by seventy feet. equipped with
lockers, showers md other apparatus.
and II | am successful In getting tho
money the building will be put Just
north Of the assembly tent. hope to
be able to raise the money without dif-
ficulty. The East furnishes the con-
sumptives and we think that II should
furnish the money to take care or
them.
"when the bath house Is completed
believe that point will have been
reached where II Will be best to stop
expending. We have expanded TO an
extent. which. I believe. should not be
continued until we have time to see
whether or not the farm is to be sue
cess. II is not ms II we were starting
something which had been tried be-
fore. We are trying something now.
and II will not do to 10 too far with u
until experience shows us that II will
bc n permanent success"
The state herald., 1907-02-08
Oregon to Be Rebuilt.

washington.-The famous battle.
ship Oregon In 10 be modcrnixcd nt the
Puget Sound naval station, and Sccrc.
tary Metcnlf Saturday announced that
ho had authorized the expenditure OF
si.00o.000 out OF tho naval repair fund
for that purpose. OF the best typo OF
warshlp when she was launched. the
Oregon IN already most obsolete, and
10 make her equal TO modern mcn.of.
war. she must be extensively over.
hauled. The changes will bc similar
TO those ordered Tor her sister ship.
Indiana. tho most important being the
substitution Of balanced ollipticai tur.
rets for the present round turreis.
which cause the ship 10 reel whom all
four twolyeinch guns arc pointed over
the same quarter.
The state herald., 1907-02-08
Presidents Nobel Prize.

Chrlstiana. Norway.-In n letter 20
Foreign Minister Locvland. who is
president OF tho Nobel committee.
President Roosevelt. who was awarded
the p0scc prize December 10th last.
writes that he will value tho diploma
and medal no long as he lives. and af.
ter his death they win be Ms highly
priced by his children. Tho President.
In informing Minister Locyland OF the
disposition OF the money part OF tho
prize. nddn that peace among the var
ious classes Of society In modern civil.
ixntion is Of Just M great Importance
as between nations. He believed.
therefore. that the use 10 which he
was putting the money was entirely
In sympathy with the aims Of the No
bel foundation.