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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
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K~vv Pris~ipSe II strsessral Wssk-
A new principle In engineering prac.
tiee il described BY the Scientific Ameri-
can In thu case o! a lookout tower built
by Alexander Graham Bel. in which the
structure Is composed Of tetrahedrona.
and u said to be the frst iron structure
buiit on th..s principle. Each setfahedral
erli. which il the unit Of ~xonstruction.
i made of ons-half inch iron piping. and
measures exactly ~ inches from tip to
slp. Two hnndrcd and sixty Of these
cells were employed IN the tower which
rises 20 feet above the ground. Some Of
the advantages claimed for this method
Of constructions are lixhtness, great rigid
isy, rxpIdity and ease Of c~onstructie0.
very little false work being required. and
the facility with which any part may -
renewed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
R.,,ies . Real disease.

Chief Melvin Of the Bureau Of Aatnai
Industry Of the Agricultural Department
says ihst many experiments conducted
By the bureau now demonstrate that hy-
~drophobia n a real erm-xsnerated and in
f~essious disease. This disease, he says,
can be communicated from beasts to mel
a. we'll N from beast to beast. There are
two types IL ky~drophohia. dumb and furi-
cux. La the earlier stages Of the former
kind a dog II DANGEROUS. but IN the lats
sta~es it Ii not. n It ssistains paralysis
OF the jaws; but a doc with the furious
ty1e Of hydrophobia II very dangerous.
yeiplng and running abonf with frothins
mouth and without any sign OF jaw par
afyssx. DR.. Melvin insists that - ret
there IL no cure for rabies known to med
zeal science.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

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sfeAs* Louisville <xto*asaoa open
ie~-i.estA e Thssnss Bsilsy Aiirieh.
AsAny refsoss killed " riots In
AatdAsiA~
Is~is.th = Aiexandsf IseAnosen. hrss
wAsfe ns1te horn Ia Chicago.
ai~-l,sstA # 0sius1a A. Grcw, forues
1cn9sssAnaan frstn fNnns5isania-
ArRli..
e-thhaeo sI~cts Fred II. Buss<.
Republican. Mayor and approves new
s~s.s<son ordinance BY majority 81 ss.i2s.
A~~Ifoscl 6sr In Sxn FRANCHISE kills II
perssns. !. .Launary cenrnsxxson declares
Harry X. Thaw sane.
D--fIe~srd Nicholas and Leonard L~c-
pold convicted I'll murder IL Ma. Mar
xsrst Leslie ii Chicago.
u-IAra Crsss~r. British ruler n
ExyR. rezixss.
13-Standard CHI compsny convicted
III IIinsix fwurt u Relating.
M--Isrash. 81 Jauss Il. Exkel. OF Chi
eaxo. . Earthquakes at C-hiIaua and
CAilpancirssx N<xirx.
lJ-Grwat ysrth~rnss OrirntaI Limited
d~suii~d 81 wrerkrrs ii rar,le;t. Il. -.
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10-Ereaf ore Is nasiyc quarter az
Manila
1n-~Opening Of Jamestown tva.) En-
po~issan-
3e-Hurricnne il Caroline Island. kills
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lay.
1-<sreA4 ts~s 1t life from explosion in
sCnnson. China
Sir Alexander SweftenAan resires
~ Gov~rncr Of Jamaica.
Cdr. J3hn Watson fIan Maclarcn)
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

Brazil has no middle class. There axo
bat two classes there-the rich and IL
pooe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

NH1HE
3~fatai windxtorrn swe~p w<stA<n
NfsxOnxsn.
GEJehn u. RocRefeil~r appears q ult-
ress Ia court il Chicago.
1~~TOrnado damages Long Pine. Neh.
6-Dezfh Ut James Ac1iranahan, GOO
rri seFg writer.
14-~Assassinatson of President val
HERE'S attempted in Paris.
i5-kowster explosion On bsttieship
G~erxia kills y ssam<n and Injuries IL.
JS~Emr.ror Of Korea Abdieases.
30-~3O killed in rere Marqretss wreck
near kalena. Mich.
1l-St<af ser ard freight boat collide
on califpruia esssst and 10 lives ART ioss,
23-Deafh Of Col. Win =. HAYS ballad
writer.
a7-Dssth u senator y. ". rsstns 81
Alnhafsa-
Injury in Boise. Idaho. acquits WE
liam u. Haywood 81 murder Of Gov
Stsunenburx. J. Big fre u sroney Island
~ X.
AUGUST.
i-Standard Oil Co. lined S29,O10.0Of
Cor accepting railroad rebates By Juigs
&. A. IAndis IL Chic1sQ@
s-Beginnins of ~teIexraphers' genera.
strike.
ia-DeAth 81 Robert a. Pinksrton.
la-Jossph Joachim, vioiinisI dies Ii
UGa3fn.
lo--Princs wilhelm u swsssa q
JameooUwn exposItion-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Took Another Route.

Huntington suicides have been f6l.
lowing the cafbolic acid route quite
a good while. aud II is refreshing 10
read OF a variation in the method
The parasol route will not prove
popular. however because Of lis lail-
tre The would-be suicide had sense
enough TO pick out good fainting
place. This is the story
In frenzy because her small
brother stole two dimes from her
roeketbook. Miss Muzle Graham Of
Huntington. attempted suicide this
afternoon BY pushing the point of a
silk parasol down her throat The
parasol was too large to 10 very far
down the girls Wind pipe. so she
Grew Il and wrapped ii around her
neck In an apparent endeayor 10
choke herself 10 death Interference
Of friends stopped her attempts at
teli-dostrucilon and she faipted dead
away, In the arms Of Union trans
fef company foreman Who was moy.
lns household goods from the Graham
naia The girls condition Is nor
considered serious
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Beautiful life Ended.

Miss l0ttit Jones Who died re-
ernt, AZ Winchester OF injuries re-
ee,ycd some ycar am m runaway
.,ident was dmIhter Of the late
Col John Paul Jones. ot Ashland
For many years She was resident
% New York whcr5 she was connect.
"a With Mrs Morgan noted school
tor girls arl where she had charTs
o, ejucutiou and biseer mathematics
Miss Jones WAS ALWAYS Identified
with that which WIS best ip ITO
fleial aud intellectual lfe mud had
depth and earuestness which 9si
mlD exemrlif.cd the awaited cher
eeier given ber b, those who knew
her best sho Was sister OF Mis'
hattie Milton Jones. ot this city
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Change Of Precincts.

Recently the County Court has
made several changes in the voting
precincts of Lawrence county The
Roekcastle voting place has been
changed from Donithon branch to
scar the mouth Of Rockcastle creek.
IN Peach Orchard precinct tile vot-
ing place is now at Richardson in
aiead OF Graves Shoals.
IN the Dobbins precinct the voting
place has been changed from Nal
comm Burgess TO Gallup.
a new precinct has also been Gre
ated. 1t embraces the left iorx OF
e. 7rges Creek and the ris- s!Ge
down to and including the JOE Davis
Place.
There are two prominent lactlun,
ia this precinct, each wanting Ii,
ZANE, so in order to satisfy bott
the powers that be have declared
that the name Of the precinct shal
be Gambill, in honor OF II. H. Gam
bill. deceased. Tine voting place viii
be near the mouth OF the Calvin
Stevens branch.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Change In Depot Force.

w A. Mars. assistant freight
pg,nt at Louisa for the c. & o. Rail
ruad, left Wednesday morning Tor
Chattaroy, W. Va, where he win ac-
oelt position as freight agent for
,he y. & w Railroad.
Mr. Marrs had resided in Louisa
several years and was popular
man. His place at the freight depot
Ia this ciH will be acceptably filled
by Lon WeTlman, while Charley Bran
nam will step into the place made
vacant by the transfer of Lon. The
latter is an active, Clever" Young
railroader. and his many friends are
glad to hear oi his advancement
Chick Branham is steady, indus
trious young man. and he viii no
doubt do well in his new position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
INCORPORATED
The Big Sandy Produce Company,
Louisa, Ky. Capital Stock
$40, 900.

Frank b. Brown President; c.
Frank Millender, Vice President; r.
A Bl0kel. Secretary and Treasurer.
The object OF this corporation is
the purchase and sale of produce of
every kind. Poultry, eggs, dressed
neat, vegetables Of every description
In fact eatables of every sort. The
company will buy and pay the high
est market price In spot cash for
these products, and YOU need not
.ear you will over stock them The
officers OF the Company are we'll
5nown citizens of Louisa Part OF
the stock is held by Louisa business
men and the remainder by coal op-
eidors and business men of West
Virginia $4,000 Of the capital stock
is paid up. There is no doubt re-
gading the financial standing OF
this concern. It has come TO stay
ane its presence in this community
8 ould he great inducement 10
formers to actively engage in the
production of what the company
wants,
SIR. Brown. the president OF the
Big Sandy Produce Co. is away II!
Ia c.. as the saying hath it, as a
buyer and handler OF produce. This
wi.h business tact and energy, makes
good business capital
I MIR Miuinder, the vice president. Il
match for the president in every.
thing but size, and what he lacks il
this he makes up in hustle. Thes,
gentlemen are late comers to Louisa
but they are popular already. made
so by deserving conduct and manner
Everybody knows Bob Bickel. II,
wasn't born in Louisa, but he cam,
very near it. Everybody knows him
and TO know him is 10 like him. Ill
has years Of on experience whicl
well fits him Tor his duties as secre
tary and treasurer of this big com
paly. and this. with his wide ac
puaintanceship in this section, make
him a useful member.
Sellers of what these people bu
will do well to note and remembe
everything set Sorth in this motto,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Well known Here.

President Roosevelt abs made the
following appointments; James G.
Pailey. Of Kentucky. to be secretary
q the legation at Copenhagen. Dem
mark. and Norman Hutchinson. OF
California, TO be secretary OF lega-
ton and consul general to Rqumania
and servia
Bailey was the Republican nominee
for Clerk of the Court OF Appeals
against Sam Shackelford about twelve
ycars aeo and was first appointed in
the diplomatic service as Secretary
Of legation under Dr. w Godfrey
Hunter at Guatemala He has served
IN the consular service since that
time. He is from Magofnn county.
Mr. Eiailev used to visit Louisa
qsite frequently, and at one time it
was thought that il one Of our girls
had given sufficient encouragement
wen "of all sad words of tongue
or Pesi. Guess the rest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
High Tunes at Wheatland.

on last THURSDAY evening the
beautiful eountr, place OF Mr. and
Ms John G Burns was the scene
o. much festiyiy rhey mad hidden
very many friends to come out and
have a good time. aud they accept
I'd beth invitations To the number
el about seventy five. great aud small
Young and old, they went in all
SORTS Of cuuseyanees. but mostly IN
d great big has wagon. For awhile
dulng the day IL looked as II all
the nice eatables aud drinkables Ire-
,aecd Tor their guests would have tc
be- used for horne consumption, but
late In the afternoon the skies clear
I'd away aud the night was balmy
And serene
The residence At Whratland pre-
seqted a very bcautifpl sight as tn,
guests arrived japanese lanterns
hung IN much tastt dHu e4'"t FiN
fusion made the house and its sur
faindings almost as light as day,
Within all Was bright and CHEEKY
lie hospitable hosts hade all q
hearty welcome The rooms were
I.cked with choice and odorou'
nnwers. In the biz hall was mas
size punch howl. filled as often a'
# was empied and empiied as las
as Il was oiled with delicious fruit
unch. lev ooid There was no form
,llty whatever. each amusing himself
MS best suited him, always looked
n.ier aud assisted by MIR and Mrs
Burns There was good music, Narie'
and lots OF It. aud the ices and cake
served to that big crowd were ele-
lant and abundant
The entire evening was one oil nm
allowed enjoyment. one long TO be
pleasant memory 10 an so ,ortu'
nate MS to be present
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Public School.

The question ot whether the Lou-
isk Graded school should open as
,aI, AS August 9Th las been dis
,rsscd considerably and We we're un-
i bIe to learn, AT the time Of going
10 press. Just what the date OF the
opening will b.
4 meF dsts in AUGUST has been
considered. as well as the first week
IN september rrot Byipgton is out
Of town and we eould not see him.
August 5tb was the date first de-
,taed upon. but report was circu-
med sunday to the effect that the
time had been changed The Board
a, Ed.catnn lns haS ns mc't'nS'
boScyer. and no change has been
mado ON the records
LATER school will open August
10Th
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
SPECIAL TERM
OF Circuit Court Held by Judge
Redwine Wednesday.

lrdre Redaine came up Tuesday
evening and held ser, short spec
ial term of the Lawrence Circuit
Court on "Wednesday Court vas
teld for The purpose Of receiving the
iopoft of Commissioner Castle IN the
matter Of The sale ol the Louisa
water Works The report was filed
pnt the sale vas confirmed. ,hpn
pslng no objections ou par, Of tho
creditors The entire session oou-
Piled noi over thirty mlnutrs. ana
uir judge icu 1u The l6 train
With the confirmation ot The sal,
the duties d " Castle as assaue,
ami superintendent reased and it i.
lae him 10 a tha tae affairs Of
the uateruorks dldnr the period
+ bad ,taHHol were eonduced % /,
tmgints ike vay cnurrt tatisac
e9 To- all concerned
Hemrs he assumed dlrection b wa
hoi anu-uM ior ue people TO b,
without vater io DAYS at a dme
While Mr Castle aa. iu charge w'
80 MOI think vc Nsre without snteI
rinrlr dat oa several oc,asion
fff a..f
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
DISTRICT c.

Above is a correct summary OF the
candidates and their votes up to
Thursday morning OF this week All
ballots will be preserved so that any
question that might arise may be set
tied beyond question.
We have arranged for the con
test party stop over in Richmond,
Va, which is very interesting city,
because OF the important part play
ed there in the history OF this
country. Also, on the return trip
We shall arrange 10 come from
Norfolk to Washington City by steam
er. stopping en- route at Mt vern-
on. the home OF George Washington
Washington is the city OF greatest
interest TO every citizen OF the Unit
ed States,
From Norfolk there will be side
trips TO Virginia Beach and Old
Point Comfort. two of the most
popular bathing resorts on the A.
lantic coast.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Lou Hewlett Killed,

a message was received here stat
ing that Lou Hewlett was killed by
train at Prichard, w. VA, where
he was employed in the improve
mcnts on the read His father, Lew
y Hewlett, is employed at the power
house in Kenova and was at once
notified. No particulars could Be
learned in regard to the accident,
further than that he had been killed
while working on the improveiaents
being made there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
as From This Section

latires and friends OF Mrs
hcselhatten We e surprised
vel to learn OF her death az
lon recently Mr. Mackel-
aa been a resident Of Ala
some time. but had return-
omei home here about s'X
10 and her death came as
to all. coming as Il did
eclndly She leaves two sis
bis city 10 survive her Mrs
hsler and Mrs Tom salyer,
uth Side. lla mother. Mira
Preston. OF Wards Crock.
"a on the Big SANDY and
10 Huntington to be present
Ine al services which We're
bat city at Johnson Memoir
Of which the deceased was
The serMon was delivered
v Herring. pastor OF chat
'ailettshurg item.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Dreamland.

A very novel and interesting en-
tertainment is now being offered
daily and nightly to Louisians. IL
is known by various names. such as
the cinemetograph. kaleidoscope. bio
kraph, etc, but it is'bstter known as
Loving pictures. 1t is the first time
such an entertainment has been Civ
Ell here. and on account OF its nov
city and the low price OF admission,
! cents, II is attracting large crowds.
Il Is really a very good show. clean
and very amusing. Look for the cleo
tric lights on Main Cross street. d.
reatly opposite the Court House.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
The Score.

The Louisa ball team came mere
t,is morning to see whether they
Gould bent Paintsyillc as bad mere
as they aid at l.ouisa last saturday
The paintsyills boys. however IN a
game this morning beat them II 70
n. This made the Louisa boys ieel
"a bad that they decided TO iix the
paintsvillc team up in good fashion
ana commenced game soon A''ei
dinner They wen by score oi !.
to ii.-.Paintsyille item,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Marriage Of.weII Known People

on last Monday evening, at the
residence of the bride. this city.
Nj William o'Brien. OF walbridge.
anc Mrs Julia Weddington We're
maTT5ed, the Rev. L. NJ. Copley Of
ficiaiing This was the second nun
tial ceremony of both the contract
ing parties
Billie" o'Brien had been Mayor of
Williamson and cashier OF the hank
at that place, hut for some time he
has lived on his farm on Three Nile,
this county. He has two married
daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Kiusey and
MIS-. OaGe Scott, both of Williamson
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
For The Southwest.

Or NJ G. Watson has gone for a
tr,p TO Oklahoma and other South
western points. He left last Sunday
morning and his stay is somewhat
Indefinite as to it's hngtL. obser-
,atiop. recreation, transportation and
,eiuvenation are the doctors desires
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Camp Meeting.

n Annual Camp Mcetinl
Sady Holiness Associa-
+ held at Mr.. Johns woods
outh of Louisa August Sis
sion All welcome. Boart
y can be secuHed upen the
ome and enjoy the gooC
lettings. Rev Sam c. I'll
pisa, In charge
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Paul Gault has accepted a good
,osition In Holden. w. Va, aud has
gene TO that place In a short time
his family, including Mrs. Dora Cook,
will follow him fer residence there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Our contest for the free trips to
the Jamestown Exposition and also
ZONE OF the most interesting places
IN the United States viii close in less
than two weeks The race is fin
sling beautifully. with the candi-
dates so close together that any
oae may win. The result is uncer-
tain enough to please the hundreds
OF spectators who are watching the
iace with so much interest
fhe votes OF the candidates will
ut be published next week. The
heHt publication Of the standing will
De The result Of the contest
Having been over this trip the
dilitor OF the News can say that It
Is one Of the best in thecountry.
stnelent time viii be allotted to
Gle iauht 10 See everything worth
while It Is a trip Of education as
well as Of pleasure II will be a
source Of satisfaction for the re
mainder of their lives TO those who
rake tire trip.
THE DON'T CARE VOTES
/ On August 7th the Don't Care
proposition will close. The votes will
be distributed, follows The can.
dldate in district A who turns in tn,
most money on new subscriptions u!
To August 9Th win get 50 per cent
ot an the DoRt Care votes. Distric'
Il and C. each p pr cent
an candidates will please send u
by that date list Of the new sub
tribers they have sent in, and th'
amount each has paid We want thi
TO check up om records by.
Remember uiat the close OF tn,
contest IS not yery FAR off Angus
ltth will be the last day. and al
votes TO count must get in not late
Than ten o'clock on Wednesday night
August IIth. The result will be an
nuuneed in the issue that goes 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
THE END IS NEAR.
Less Than Two Weeks Will See The Close of
The Big Sandy News Contest.
CANDIDATES so CLOSELY PUNCHED THAT RESULT IS DOUBT

press the following day. The trip
win be made as soon as convenient
to the winners.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
DR FARMERS
lave Golden Opportunities
Surrounding Them.

farmers OF LaNrelUe and |
counties. for a radius OF sew
|Ies around Louisa. are neg.
golden opportunities Truck
offers chances for profit here
4 not surpassed anywhere
naition has not always ox-
Int Il is here To stay II our
viii only meet the demand
',he market adjusts itself in
ircctionr
produce companies nov doing
lG Louisa can not buy from
ners anything near tie qrRn-
vegetables. poultry or eggs
"a by their trade The prices
highly satisfactory to the
The only trouble is that
dutis are not grown by the
in any considerable quaint
emAnd for Dtir products comes
from the coal fields We are
fed that the Tug river and
.rifer fields are easily reached
may he quickly filled end
,dncts reach the consumers
sher than from other Iolutr
Aupo Tor to cold STORAGE stuff
bsans. potatoes, cueumhera
Idns. cabbage. melons. tuma.
fact any vegetables hrInr
e. asd the spot cash The
companies have failed 10
anything approaching an ad-
hmuunt of anything except
q, which the demand has
most of the time
nas Of dollars have gone
thar should have been gath
sq.E tsrineT1 this year
Nua Rhva tae
u. - -.
D.|LI.F NJ fhonld
,. har9 80 who
sii - visa 40 fixed
shal thrys -, .Ihise 90
q dc rut and chAurs tbolr
ha Farming IS not differ
iha line4 ~ burine Ia
SIN thoe eood results from
of hnins When the times
ltIpns tlauEe meet the new
things In u business Ike
an 81 busincsa men IN oii.
do rhs last ycaf ot tao
wonderful ehanfee here
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