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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-30

Ddtptete. S1e bate lbre et9enen uno
bic l64{ten grnartuagen i9res unz
nanbelbaren treusn Ureanbes, BEG 8az,
pe1mst{ters, nett iihertroFFen.
Qs Der @orfonb f,t nno BOT i9ul
Elm serabe5u ~unerhfStsr 9sifalsfurm
Der begeiiterten 3u95gerid1aFt los5raa.
bauerte es geraame 3eit, tis g, Der
ii9 meigerte, auein poc5ntretetl, @Ii1ae
BETH aus benz Greiie fer nit Gid
mUnf9en 5e umbrdnsenbsn 8olleeen
NIB &oleginnen fsfrsit bate. s3ebnz
nal bate er nit i5r 3uiammsn Die
5albiguusen be8 @1bli.ums entgegen@
9eanmalen. uab INNER tpteber err
brDhn:e fas 9ons con benz SSotI6en
Der ounce uab ben Lent gsrufsnen Raz
men res Cats urb ser 70 H2:Tlsartet
unb Qt.anahca fcrtn-o@rs!tner g.opi5e.
@ts ea0liA Sc siT1asHiirme aus
gebrauft paren, 3ste g. IN berg
liher Meiie ieiner 9artnerin Cob
fpriide, Die ite fat iber19nsnglih be-
biirfen Holsten; absr an Ieinsr @ufz
ri9tig!tit faante fe nidt 3lpe;feln, bd
er NIT BEN @rer1ietsn f6tcB. ihr Elm
@nflfpiel orr M}iindener 9oftheoter
gu ~berraittsln, bas un3lpeifehaft
nit einen hortheil6a Zen Engage
ment NIB elmer 8.t4ei!igurg bel
osr N~e1rsut6sr @uffi9rungsn enbigen
pnrbe. Ser giretsor, Der baruLtr a.
faal, mari laGelnD eia, bGb er bod
audl ein 9555l..eia nj Dss.fl "a l.oSn
babe; uF3 er ee6e bpr bar gono 6rdue
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riltin an SteGe Der i'm Su s%ntiii6renz
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es lei unretbi, oattt.l 6.m 6aTt9eater
cine unpergleihli6s p%rimabonna gu
ent3ieben, e%rtpibsrte Der 9ireftpt:
.M1ein lisber g., i'd fenne einen 8bea=
terbireftor, ni1t bunbert Wieilen ppr
6am6urg, Der morgen friibeinen Som.
trait nit berIelben primabonnd unter:
5eidnen fpirb, bic er ni4t peglaifer
BART neil ihm IDnit bic hamburger BIZ
/ Senfter etnperfen piirben,"
Der @eriauf bes britten Nttes ent.
fpra9 benz gliifliden Qnfanse; mi
benz tpe6miitbigen: y@r febrt ni9t gu
rid" in bas Glifabetb ihregan3e Seel'
hau6te, fleng alles pIrbig aug. 8el
S9luB bra6te ungesdblte 9erDOrruf'
unb itiirmfTde 9~ulpigunsen uni
am ndditen Sage perfiinbeten aa
8Edtter Der iiberrafdten Welt, bal
6err Director g. nieber einmal 9liic
gebabt unb in elmer bisber gang unbe
a3tet gebliebenen Sdngerin cine pri
Madonna entbedt babe, nm bic al
8iibnen guropas i'm beneioen piirben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-30

Bruno giGoreoI uno feine
Srau baben oie 90. 6. & e. 8obn
auf $4,000 SdooenerIab fpeaen oes
9ooes fires Sobnes G0. 8iQareoI
Derflagt Der bel Ser genannten gabn
angeitelt mar nno in Granger iiber-
fabren tulroe.
uniere bieii9en ganfen erfla.
rem, oaB fie reifli1 @elo boben un6
Dab Der @eIomangel jn giep gorf
feinen ginfluB auf San 4ntonio hat.
am Dienftag fiel bier in San
antonio Elm idmerer Megen, mie mir
i'm lonae niht gebabt boben. Der
9egen bat iid iiber gan5 Siiomeit=
5eras musge0ebnt, lit ober nirgen6s
10 i6tper gepeien mie bier.
Sammtlide eleftriiGe 8ogen-
liffer auf ben StraBen Iolfen ourd
nelie eriebt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-30
Smbiamer CONNER.

Der Snbianerzs pmmer tpmmt,
Die if5nfte i8eit I'M Sabr,
9ie Sober md Sm lpbem tueik. i
Der je iu Texas mar. ;
Spreht bDn Der Nipiera Eraht, T
StaIienS 8Iiitenbeim, z
60 fann oafelbif nid)t lerrlidjer,
8ie bier 5nr Sett5sit iein.
Sod mae:;t iein 8ame at bic 3eit,
$50 md ber &iDnier, /
Sein @ilbnis6eint 5u ihiiben batt'
8prm rpten Seinhe bier.
y
Der Snbianer 5Dg sur Belt
Ntit Msprbbegier bnrds 2anS, a
Griflnsen ntander Giebler fanf t
8Gr feiner blift'sen 6ann. V
Die 8~pllmpnbnadt, 10 idl5n nnb mild,
8rnft bann pft blmt'gen @rans,
/ @enn aud, befhtrmt ppm 1ieberfal,
| Sas Slpd erbante 6attS. i
| @0rbei 1T jene ,ptlbe 3eit, Z
/ Sic iant in e,p'ge Nadt, I
Der Sttbianer=S CONNER frent I
TINS beut' nit ieiner Hrddt.
8p emit be- Snbianer batft, I
/ @inft ms nur bic GRltnr, :
nnb 5riebe , 6renbe. Glii6 beHerridt
Die prangenbe 0atnr. 1
9m @aifcr itur faHnt iaben I'D |
Ser alte Gtonier,
Sein Gnfel aber trinft nit Sui
Sas eble Spme star 8ier.
9pbt irtnterbin bic alte Seit,
Wtr bSren'8 ~ntandMal germ,
Hno Derteis baum beint ,2pne Sta:r Bier
gottlub, SaR re ms fern!
pes S~nSianer@S pmmers MIN,
GrfreBen mir mns bah
ftnb meiben ieiner 9errlidbfett
@om eacne Star Bier ein @laa. :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-30
Sas Gnbe Ses SpdliuilSes.


Gin gelpaltiger S6red lit in bic
Sdgerieeferf 1~tl1eres 2anoes qefabren
OF oes pr1iioentli6en M~iBerfolges i'm
eofeit @oioiDerf.. $50 iino Die gGren
bon 9ouiliona geblieben2 IS lit nidt
mebr 5l pertulden, lie liltD gemeien:
piellei1t bat 8raiioent &ooieuelts
nimmer feblell0e &l1gel Den leBfer1 er-
legt. Ssa, sic 3eiten oes Soduptloes
iino porbei, ooriiber fann fem 3peltel
mebr pdIten. @pbl maitell ltd) nod
Elm poor Barren III Den &litfte1 Der
S~eliengebirqe, bic urlo oa trifft mon
~in Maine Out ein einiam l%treifenoes
GIenticr nllo in @poming, Soabu o0er
Montana miro alld gelegentlf6 ein=
nal cine gntilope geiboiien, aber I'M
algenlenlen indt Der Sager pereebens
of ons, lpas er in ieiner Sprode
vSodfpiloe nennt. Ser Siiffel lit
oerlhmunoen bon ben meitgu &rai=
rien oes @eltens uno Bic 8roi=
rien lino and nerl6mltnoen, Gid,
Bar n1o @irid limo nidt mebr, Der
gerelome lit gum Mard)er1 ~gemorber,
Der Goeote uno Der 9roBe groue @olf
baben Iid) Der5ogen beim &ormarid
nes Iniieolers ulo oes S~ol5fdQers.
$50 einif Der freie Snoioner fGmpfte
mo ben 8iiffel lagte, oa bliiben iebt
gelbe @ei5enfeloer uno iteben trall=
lide Sarmbonier. gs lit frieolid qe=
moroen III unierem @e1tell, sic Bet
Der blutigen &dmpfe, ofe 3eit Der
Saaoen lit porbei. l1no es lit gut 10.
Das Shidiol gebt ieinen Gang ll1o
Die 2ogif Der SotIo6en tit unerbitt-
lid. Der giiffel lit ibr unterlegen.
gr poBt niht mebr IN oieie 3eit, er
mltBte Der Civilization meiden pie
Der Snoioner. Iuf BEN @6enet1, lpp
Die Snoianer lulo ole miloen Siere
bauIten, nei0et ieBt S6afe un0 &in=
oeriharen, Ser Hei9tum ser 9(niieo=
Ter ulto Elm mi6tiger mertpo1er Sc
genitono oes Sanoels. Sir jeoes
miloe Sier, oos eetotet ooer periagt
lit, finoen iebt 10 @austiere BORT ibr
Suffer uilo oaneben lpdhit oie Stab
rung fir oas 2ano uno Ielbit fir oas
Guslan0. Gs bat feinen 3ped nno
fetnen 8ert, Die miloen Siere 5u err
balten. Wan mag ein5elne Dor Der
Biidle oes Sagers retten uno in Sier=
parfs unterbaltelL aber audi bas miro
niht pief belfen. Serausgeriiien ans
alen 8eoingungen hires 9oieins, in
cine nelte enge llmgeblttg berpfian5t
nno an ben Meniden gefpobnt, mer=
Den lie, menn lie nidt altsiterben5
naf) nno 1lah ibre ~beionoeren @igen-
tiimlihfeiten perlieren urlo fih Sen.
neuen 8erbaltniiien a1paiien. sic
meroen BON niloen Sieren all Sous
tieren mer0en. l1no oieIe 5abmen
Sieren gu iagen miro Damn fir ben
e6ten Himroo baiiel6e 8ergniieen
iein, ols nenn Der Slider I'M @afh-
5nber 4arpfen fangt, Die er porber
bineingefest fat. Man mag oaes
Waoglihe tur, nm Die pel5tragen6en
9iere 81 erboIten,, neil iie cine inert
Do1e Goqe i'm @anoel ipielen, a n ben
@eoanfen miro man iid eetpobnen
miiiien, Dab Die Gage Oes Sodipiloes
ge5ablt iino u1b oan1it ou9 Die Gage
beg Sagers, uilo Die 3eit tit niht
mebr fern, mo mo oas lebte Sod-
milo, oefIen man bobbaft mer5en
fam, ousftopft uno als @iinoer Der
Aaftpelt aufbeipabrt. Reben linn i'm
Wtuielm fam man oann ard ben
lebten SGger ausitopfen uno uuf=
beben, oamit oas Bib boIitGnoig lit.
@eitG. Soft =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-30

eas aIleae optNa, @siaail in Osr slast.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-30
sio-s eras- 5arm- eanOereien.


100000 Mder biGiges, rei9es
Sarmlano i'm arteiii9en @iirtel BON
Siio-Seras,, in @ueees, Cameron uno
0unal Counties. 4aes 2ano lit tiefe,
i6par5e, roaenoe, Mesquite &rairie
unO tiefer, i6par5er, ianoiger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, eutes @alier in ge-
ringer Siefe. @euBerft gefunoe Sc
geno DDS 2ano lit ousee5ei6net fir
8oumpone, Corn @lfalfa, 8ein-
trauben, Sraneen, 3itronen etc. unb
liegt an Der @iienbabn. @ir berfaiY
fen in 8ar5eaen bon getpiinidter
.@roBe. Sir meitere Snformationen
I6reibe mar an Die
@ermam-N American Sanb So.
&obstomn, Nueces 60, Seras.
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20. 6 /.

80 ~
Dron ben g~fdn5enhen @rfolgen Der
0y Sdngerin, pel9e feinen Raz
q men trug, srfubr Ruoolf
nt9ts; benin berfelbe Nbenb,
Der iie in bic beuite 8eleudtuns riidte,
perientte i'm in bic Na6t Der Sisbsr>
pbantafien, tporin er nit furasn 3pis
f9enrdumen bes 8epuBtIeins Ianss
MO9en bletben fonte. Der tidif4e
Damon Der unbeimli9en Srantbeit
mo4te f9on ldngere 3eit in fsinsm
aorper gelauert baben, bic 4ufresuns
gen Der leBten Sage tbaten bas lleb=
rige, UNI Elm 9ebirnfieber gum 4uss
bru4 gu bringen, bas i'm an ben @anb
bes 9rabes bra9te,
Mer bic GeI9idte Teinss 2ebens
tannte = zines 2ebens, bas Bel einem
uripriinsli9 gut peranlasten WlenT9sn
bur9 Shnd6e bes g6aratters unb
tpibrige 8ertettung ber tmitdnbe cine
an rtid1i9slpfe Selbftfuht eren3enbe
@emiithsart sur @ntpidiung gebru9t
bate pirbe mpbl nit elmer aegung
menf9li6en 8ebauerns. uber bod nit
~-r GAfsnntnih nan bic eioenen Shas
ten bieie Nemeiis allf Neblau berabs
bei9poren, eeieben baben, tpie er nab
rerb fetn@ &iagens nit Der tobtbrins
genben @etpalt Der &ranfheit BON tei=
nsr lieben6en 9dnb gepflegt, BON alien
Treunben b~erIaien, balag. Ddre nicht
bic gut6er5ige Mittpe. Bel pel6er er
Elm 3immer bepobnte, Dem puntttiG
feline Wiethe aablenbsn unb uur ge=
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Gimen b6sartieen Maariff

auf einen mebrIoien Menfden ma6t
5uiDeilen Der oni9eineno gang us.
niise fleine 8Iino6arm. nnbeahtete
8eritopfung lit Die l1riode, 2eberer.
.itarrung folet. 81. Sings gteue Sc
benspiGen reeuIieren Die 2eber uno
gingetpeioe uno berbuten @ppenoi.
citis. Breis IS Gents. 3u baben BEL
M6oIpb DreiB nno Sc. Gobn & 60.
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S~eiratsgeind.

Gin Sarmer, As Sabre aIfe NIT
leds 8inoern, mopon oas Jingle flint
Sabre alt lift, ludt Die 8efanntldaft
nit einem 1ltern M6o6en ODER elmer
@ittpe 5tpeds Seirat. 9riefe 5lt rid-
ten unter IS. $. gfo. 200 sSreie
Greiie fir Seros, Gan 4utonio, Ser.
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aein @ater lGBt Iid ieine Ser
ponotl6aft 10 teuer be3ablen mie Der
2onoesnater.
grit i'm 2aufe Der Belt lernen
lid monfe Gbeleute 10 gut uerlteben,
- 0aB es sur Sfeioun9 fommt.
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@crlanst elm 9inbermdbden, @ad.
5%ufragen BEL Srou s. @. Sobin
1917 Main Mperule.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-11
JOINT REPORT

Of the Treasurer and Auditor of Canyon County, Idaho
Commencing January 1907, and Ending
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CONTINUED ON NEXT APGE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
rrGErr-sHoRT

ON Friday morning. July 5th, G. +.
Fus.tts home was the scene Of a
pretty wedding The happy couple
was Miss Linzie Fugett and Mr.. Jay
short Bro Rice performed The GER
emory NAT made them man and
wife. At 1880 O'Clock they retired
to the dining room where a most de-
liciuus dinner was served
The pretty bride is a granddaugh-
ter OF Granville Fugett, formerly OF
Louisa. and is most highly res
pected young LADY, She was beauti-
fully dressed in white. The groom Is
a SON Of Tode Short and is prom
ineut young man OF good standing
and can be oomplimented in winning
Miss Fugett for his bride. The bride
is Is years OF age and the groom Is
-. Those present at the wedding
we're Mr.. and MIS- Fugett. Joe Flu.
eeit. Mrs George Carter. a sister
Of the groom. and Minnie Lemaster
Mr. and Mrs. Short viii reside al
Yatesville. May their marriage lii'
be a long and happy one is the wish
n, A Friend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
OBITUARY

Mr. Frank Cooksey Vas born Aug.
10. 1913. and departed this lie June
% 1897 lie was a member OF the
Christian Church in which he had
tyen faithful worker for several
Years lie had been confined To his
room Tor about four months previous
Of his death and during that time
be was deeply interested In his souls
welfare lie told his friends he was
ready to 20 any time the Lord was
illing to take him. and In his last
hours be praised his name
Ia the morning OF the day he died
he called his wife to his bedside. and
tod her he was sinking fast. aud il
wouldn't be long until he would be
tween him and heaven for the world
vas all behind him He said Il can
See the beautiful stars shining in IN,
heavens brighter than ever befor,
land the air Is full OF angels car
see heaven III It's glory, and it's tbs
lmettiest scene my eyes ever beheld
on II YOU could only see It As Do
Iyou would never doubt He thar
/ sang There's land that is faire
than day. and told them goodbye
To meet him in better world
IN Cooilsey had only a wife AM
= nephew whom he had raised 1 on
Infancy TO survive him he vas
well known citizen and highly res
Ipeeied Ne leaves one sister ON
.Ilro,ber and many relatives and
nnsi OF friends to mourn his loss
The funeral services were held a
lire Eaelc Hall in the church de
/, Ifartment conducted BY Rev Jerr
/ lRiis and REV r r Rice. Their
Vas large crowd out to hear IN
: discourse and many follow ed HIN
I Ills last resting place when WIS
fltne Fallshsrg cemetery
!, In conclusion will state that b
4 request OF Mrs Frank COoksey 81
extends her thanks to the friend
. tina, assisted her in time OF Nj
cooksey.s sickness and in time I
e trouble and bereavement
n Written by friends ard neiehbo~s,
r Mrs James Austin
Myrtle Gaines
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PROGRAM

District sunday School Convention
to be held at Polly's Chapel July lS,
BEGINNING at 9 a m, sun time:
Song by choir.
Devotional exercises, Rev. NJ. v.
Berry.
Welcome add ess, Isaac Cunningham
Response, W. T. Cain.
Object Of convention. J. p. Prince,
How to get the most out OF a con-
vention. W. J. Vaughan.
How to prepare the lesson, ]. II.
FrGsher.
The pastors part, Rev. NJ V Berry.
The little folks. Rev T. II Large,
The problem Of young men, Rev l.
NJ Copley.
Dinner
March and song by sunday School
children
SUNDAY School. the door Of the
church. Isaac Cunningham.
Incentives. J X. Woods.
The sunday School program. Adam
Hartman.
The problem OF the old folks. Rev
10 F. Williams,
Looking for resnts, W. + CAIN
some essentials in good teaching
w. ]. Vaughan
Weekly n eparation. l. r. Giles
Short talks from superintendent
ana delegates.
Complete -chunkins up and fillinl
In r. r Burns.
Time limited.
J. p Prince. President.
Isaac Cunningham. sesy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
IN MEMoRY.

Blessed a,e the dead that die in
the Lord. AT 3 o'clock last Saturday
evening. June 18th, death visited the
home OF Russell Rose and took from
hiLi his darling wife. She leaves a
hubbard. father, three brothers. three
sisters and host of friends to
mourn her loss. Russ, do not weep
for Lora, but get ready to meet
her where there will be no more
pa ling. In the death Of this prec-
lots one the home has lost a spark
ling jewel. but has gone 10 SHINE
with far more radiant splendor on
the golden shores which Jesus has
prepared for those who love and
Sc We him. We will miss her. bat
our loss is her eternal gain. She
met death brayely and cheerful; mad
no regrets. could truly say with the
apostle Paul, Il have fought good
fight. and am ready 20 go to meet
Jesus my redeeme and my loved
ones who have gone on before. Just
IA little while before SHE died she
called her friends TO her bedside
and told them 20 meet her In heav-
en-. She said she saw her mamma
and her sister and little baby who
had proceeded to the glory land
some time ago All that loving
hands could do was done TO save
her but it was Of no avail. Cod
| will. not ours. be done
| Farewell. Lora Oh. the pariini
brings TO US sad tears and pain. bu
there is golden promise that II
heaven We win meet again. Funera
services we're conducted by Re'
Yoak II Curnul'e.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
poLLY,s CHAPEL.

Died, June 10th. the wife OF Jake
cIabtree She was laid to rest in
the Adams cemetery Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Revs, Berry,
Hicks and. Large. She leaves hus-
hand and host OF relatives and
friends 10 mourn her loss
Services viii be held at Polly's
Chapel the Ind Sunday in July
Also. services the Srd Sunday in
July by Rev Jerry Rife
Born. to George Carter and wife,
a 10y also to Lish Holbrook and
wife a girl
l.onzo Watson, who has been down
f'om NIahan visiting home folks. has
returned TO his work.
James stafford OF Cherokee, was
here Friday
" NJ Rice. OF Marvin. attended the
II c. o + lodge at Cherokee Sat
Iuroay night
Richard Moore purchased some fine
cattle from Linzy Webb last week
Charley Bentley and ceberi Wilson
We're visiting AZ Mr. Hou3k's Sunday
Sabbath school here is growing
better every SUNDAY
Come 10 our Convention the 18Th
Of July. and have good time, fol
We have no other at Polly's Chapel
Heber Rife. Of Cadmus. paid oui
SUNDAY school a Visit SUNDAY
Willie cyrus. Of Mahan, is yisltinl
ln3ends In Kentucky
Misses Martha Webb Mary Brown
| ins and Viola Adams. three Of oui
most attractive girls in sabbath
seiool were appointed delegates L
a1end the County Convention a
ouisa JUS Il and IS These ladie
ARE appointed from Pollys Chapel
Ilnp Webb has fine ear loa
OF cattle ior sale
Samantha Nunley, Of Cailettsburi
wa calling on Eliza Wehb Sunday
Some Of our BOYS have been praC
tieng lately on the liquor
Miss Martha Webb entertained
number 81 friends SUNDAY with mic
music and singing and all prcser
enjoyed themselves
There was a beautiful march hel
Sunday by the sabbath school
Black Neck
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doomed y a late freeze

doomed by late freeze.
some men have az much as lo0o
ecres sown 60 wheat 50 YOU can
imagine how urgent II is on his
part 70 &c, men 10 help harvest But
attn two crews they win put up Co
TO 20 acres day. but it takes Two
headers loiu barges 20 horses and
10 men 70 make up these two crews
ave have yery Few binders in this
country aad none used this year. as
tay wheat " too short 50 ID il air
headed 4 man would be arrested
for unacy o. b. accused Of having
X brain storm f be would b. caught
yitn D e,adlt b. EauaD
if YOU doubt my pord about what
have said You just JAR Willard Rost
anu he vllr ttc Ga verbal testi-
lmoay in tne casD
q Itose aud vile lets here on
tram SO ou iuh md Tor our
home tuvu H. {. getting alouq
nicely aud vi mI hIm and his sit,
terf much ann noie heir visit 10
h,uJofE VIII D. very pleasant
one
Sc shoat our blacksmith. g.
native Esaraeklm also engineers G
IA Wilson W r. wilson aHd car
Ipnmn are al from Old Kentucky
and man more sho are residents o
our town So feel almost lile
uW iu Kcnfu,s) hope 10 Visit IL
lm uauye slAp ihis summer and IN
doeu iof vcek 10 tte Opposition
We are c,pctiag large force o
lr.load mca % begin here on IN
i5audhoaar and bor- DURING ihi
month So that au ada business f.
our ci,l
Nov as contemplate taxing j
n, Fireworks shall close this not
piihra tor tie sutccsa o. an ms Of
Kentucky friends nos bid you
kind adiou Vcr truly
pr 7 c Burton
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CHARLEY

Tae Union SUNDAY School AZ his
ilac, is setting along fine
John Ramey ard Baz HAYS are rid
ING their wheels OF late
uur school viii begin here The =
Ia, ,h.s month with Miss Ethel Grubb
teacher
rncle a, Miller 8 SIN vory 10y
Nrs Maggie Packs funeral will b
preached a. The United Baptist church
o. Little Blaine the third SUNDAY in
ma month by Rc,s G v Pack and
No,o Wiley
Nrs Scott Martin Is on the sie'
lllH
prev Pack aud Hosea Nauhoos'
have gone Go Goa; River 10 work
kobt Nads family have al go
measles
Cue Moore has finished cutting HI
Hustler
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12

The editor sat in his office whence
all but him had fled. and he wished
tina, every last dead beat was in his
grSve-stone dead. His mind then
wandered far away to the time when
he should die. and his royal editorial
soul go scoOting to the sky; when
he'd yoam the fields of paradise and
sail DER Jasper seas. and all things
glorious would combine his every
sense to please lie thought how
then he'd look across the great gulf
dark and drear. thatn yawn between
his happy soul and those who swim
died here. and when for water they
would call. and In agony they'd caper.
he'd shout to them; Just 0uench
your thir4 with the due that's on
your paper.-Ex.
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! LETTER FRoM rnE WEST

iiolslnRtna. kans-, luls :. 1924
ldiior mg Sandy News;
A. ihh % the iih and am At
bimrr viii just pay ms respects
20 my friends Ihroush the medium Of
rie NEWS
holrnF,on wears new wrb to-
iay made up Of flaes, bunting and
aramsu-the greatest celebration
snl decoration the city has ever en-
ioie3 Everybody is having good
TIM aud the City Band h. rcnderinE
ioias music that you would consider
Americu. Dixie. s,ar-Spah-
giel Hammer. sc It Is Indeed a raIIy
d. ior The city
ihes turning the picture over We
- thousands Of farmers. their em-
ployes wives and daughters laborins
IRON ao 10 sun. trying 20 save m
abundant harvest that is being usncr'
- DO upon them Men driNihs he'N
ers. viyes pitching grain. daughter
triyiug headc -bargcs. aud eyer,ou'
Is BPS, 10 the great effort TO saw
a. graiu
ordinary laborers set sz.so TO s3s'
~ lal headers $500 and the stack
us OF uckers tloO to $500 per day
VAN Of our townsmen and clerk
hom stores arc In the harvest, ans
hsa are very scarce indeed. ON
Nhea, crop Is far beyond our eNpcc
suou and labofcn are scaroer thai
ever before
Com crops are fine but fruit va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
- YnrR RLoon PrRE

No one can be happy ight-heaftcd
ana healthy With a bod, ulI a blood
Ar cannot DO its duty 10 every part
because OF lbs impurity therefore The
first and most important work tn
land is 10 purify the blood so that
e,,iy organ viii get the FUN benefit
of healthy circulation There is no
remedy We know OF so good as that
Of family remedy BRudreths Pills.
Zach rim contains one grain Of the
solid extract OF sarsaarilla blended
with two grains Of a combination OF
parc and mild vegetable . odnets'
MAKING il a blood purifier uneNcelle'l
in character one or two taken e.
or, nisht for awhile will produce
surprising results
Brandroths Pills have been IN use
for over century aud are sold IN
ever, drug aud medicine s'orc either
plain or sugar-coatea
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
80 M IN KING

J the popular cry throughout Eu-
rupsaa couuuies while IN America.
b. as o. the present day "a Ions
iip nr KINGS Ncw Discovery KinE
d Thfuat and Lung Remedies Of
vhi.h Mrs Julia RYDER Paine. Tru-
p. Nafs says II never iails 10
r,s Immediate relief aud to quick
/, cure a cough or cold Mrs Paine p
oatloa Is shared hy amaiolity o.
H. Inhabitants Of this country New
Discovery cures weak LUNGS and soF'
threats after all other remedies have
failed ana Tor coughs and colds iti
ne proven remedy Guaranteed by
Az Hughes. Druggist. Louisa, X
80 and it@ Trial bottle free
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-12
A MEMORABLE DAY.

one Of the days we remember with
pleasure as well as with profit TO oR
health. is the one on which We be
came acquainted with DR. Kings New
Life pills. the painless purifiers that
cure headache and biliousness. and
keep the bowels right &c at a "
Hughes Drug Store. Louisa, Ky.