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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1907-03-15
Next Meeting Friday Afternoon.

The Estancia Commercial Club met
last Tuesday afternoon at Walker Hall
and adopted Bylaws, preparatory to
permanent organization. A letter from
Manager Stockard in regard to the
Torrance-Albuquerque Automobile route
was read, stating that the exact route.
of the proposed line had not as yet
been decided upon, but that Estancia
would be given consideration before
final steps were taken in the matter
The Club will exert it's greatest efforts
to secure this as we'll as other enter
prises to build up Estancia and Tor
rance county.
The time for the next regular meet
ing is next Tuesday, but for various
reasons it was thought best to postpone
le meeting until Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock, when permanent officers will
be chosen. Every business man of Es-
tancia, interested in the advancement
of the place should be present.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1907-03-15
Villa flpr6St6d
at Los L,un0S.

On Wednesday of this week, Angus
tine Villa charged with having set fire
to- the dwelling Of Hipolito Montayo in
Alta Vista last week, was arrested at
Los Lunas, in Valencia county. lie
was accompanied by woman, claiming
to be his sister, who was with him
when last seen in this neighborhood'
Arrangements are being made to bring
him back here for preliminary hear
ing.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1907-03-15
Contract Let For The
BrOWnW0Od Extension.

The contract for the building OF the
roz,;oo- Rr0wnwood railroad has been
let and work will begin at both ends
of +ba line within six weeks from date.
The contract has been awarded to
McCabe & Steen, the same firm OF
,,oilroad contractors that built the line
,rest from here to Sunnyside, dis
+once of seventy two miles.
The building Of this line has long
boen contemplated py the Santa Fe
Railway company, and the completion
of rho Relen cutoff makes it imper-
e+;ve that the railway line have an
outlet to the Pacific cost for their traf-
fc originating at Galveston and at
points further east.
The recent sale Of bonds, amounting
TO Sos, 900, 600. supplied the funds for
the building Of this road, and the
,,orties close to the Santa Fe manage
ment have asserted that the line
would be built the present year, and
the awarding Of the contract at this
time is no surprise to those who have
Kent in touch with the building oper-
ations of the Santa Fe.
McCabe & Steen are among the lead
mo railroad contractors operating in
the southwest, and our. informant
states positively that work will be
gin both here and near Coleman within
the next six weeks. The building OF
this line should not take long, for the
reason that most all the way they pass
through level, prairie country, free
from expensive bridging or heavy
grades. -Texico Democrat.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1907-03-15
SCHOOLS IN GOOD CONDITION
SAyS SUPT. JhRAMILL0.
Both Teachers and Students Doing Good Work. Schools General
5OPer Cent ahead OF Year ago.

terest and the efforts which were being
made for the advancement of the pu-
pills. Songs and patriotic recitations,
intermingled with dialogues by the pu-
pills, in English and translated by the
pupils; Spelling contest, followed by
debate, the boys against the girls,
resulting in victory for the boys. One
of the speakers of special note was
blind girl, who gave the boys quite
verbal battle, but was at last conquer
ed by them. The teacher having an
nounced that would take the floor, |
did so, congratulating the pupils and
advising them of the great Importance
of education, and also addressing the
parents, insisted and besought them to
take greater interest in a branch of
education, so important. One of the
directors of the school, followed bv
other gentlemen, then addressed the
school. The school house was crowed
with men, women and children, and
the silence7and respect which .reigned
as if the room were empty, showed
the satisfactory work and training of
the teacher.
MANzANo, No. 3. The principal here
was sick abed, and the school on this
account closed. [ passed on to the
second room, and found that it was con-
Quoted in very atisfoctoryI manner.
and that the teacher WIS doing all he
could to carry the sa ne forward. No
ticeable in this case, was thessfact that
after | had made a few remarks.
different ones of the girls took the floor
and congratulating me, expressed them
selves infavor of longer terms of school.
Even the small children, having spoken,
closed their pieces by desiring a longer
term. The whole affair pleased me
very much.
CIENEGA, No. 4. Here I found a
small attendance on account of the
scattering settlement, but the school
and management is perfectly satisfac-
tory, there being boys and girls well
advanced in their studies, and | noticed
that the teacher was doing her best fol
the young people. Here the pupils re-
peated their program, which they haC
prepared and used on Flag Day, recit-
ing their pieces, and singing chorus
patriotic songs. Even the very smallest
in the school took part INTERPRETATIONS
and the program. Altogether,the school
is progressing and doing good wool.
PUNTA, No. 5. For certain reasons
the school here was suspended, and was
not in session. The building which hac
been erected here during the past yeal
is splendid stone building, with well
projecting roof. The construction ot
the some is the result of good work OF
Continued on Page 4)
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Enjoyable Dance

The dance on last Monday night in
the new Asher building was one of the
largest attended, ever given in the val
ley. The young folks report a most
enjoyable time, having continued the
merry until about three clock
in the morning.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1907-03-15

Iorreon, N. M, March, 5, 1907
P. A. Speckmann,
Estancia, N. M.
My dear Sir
May | ask space in your valuable
paper to give some of the details of my
visit to the schools of our county of
Torrance, which trip comprised six
days, besides half day spent at Tail
que, and another day at Estancia.
My visit was as follows:
l, Tajique, Feb. 19, Manuel Sanchez y
Benavides, salary $40, term 4 mos.
7, Estancia, Feb 20, Wybert Brown,
principal, salary, $1,000, Miss Lurah
Nisbett, assistant salary$40. term 6
months.
2, Torreon, Feb, q, D. B. Morrill, prin-
cipal, salary $50. Eduardo Castillo as
sistant salary $50. term 6 months.
8, Manzano, Feb, 25, Diego Serna,
principal, salary $40. Serafco Romero
assistant, salary $50. term 4months.
4, Cienega, Feb. 25. Mrs. Sarah E.
Spencer, salary $40. term 4 months.
5, Punta, Feb. 26, Paublo J. JaramiIlo,
salary $50. term 1-2 months.
6, Willard, Feb. 27, Miss Ethelyn An
gle principal, salary $50. Miss Katy
Mason, assistant, salary $50. term
months.
II, Pinos Wells, Feb. %, E. D. Armijo
principal, salary SAT. Mrs. Celia T
Armiio, assistant, salary $23.50 tern
4 months.
10, Duran, Feb. %, Mrs. Joseph Caskey
salary $55. term 3 months.
9. Palma, Feb. %, Candelario Padilla
salary $50. 50 term 8 months.
Taiique, No. l. | found small at
tendance, as the larger children wer,
needed at home by the parents to as
sist with the work at this time Bu
those present showed that the teache
was doing all in his power, for the ad
vancement of the pupils, some pupils
having entered school for the frs
time during this term and now reading
in the First and Second Reader. TIL,
school,. gave complete satisfaction.
ToRREoN, No, 2. I found here fai
attendance in the school Of the secont
teacher, and was impressed by the wa.
the teacher was spending all Of hi
time with the pupils, makingLit hi
duty to give his best efforts to th'
teaching. Here also We're pupils Whc
had commenced with the alphabet anC
were now reading in thess.First anc
Second Reader. Each English lessor
was translated into Spanish, and gave
perfect satisfaction.
The Principal with his pupils, ssgav'
program, observing Flag Day ant
Washington's Birthday, which gave
publc demonstration of the great in
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1907-03-15

Mrs. Frank J. Dye has been very Ill
this week. suffering from peritonltls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19
CHARLEY.

Death has again visited our neigh
borhood and taken from the home Of
Anderson Bryant his loving wife
she died with that fatal disease con-
SUMPTION
Porn. to Tom Hale and wife on the
9th. boy.
w. NJ. Chapman. who has raised
his dwelling house. has 1t almost
completed.
.aurza Travis and Ella vanhoose
were visiting Kittie Childers Friday.
Charlie Charles has moved to John
Hayes place.
laws Moore has moved into the
no, sc vacated by Charles.
Johnnie Smith is on the sick list.
Also, At Wilbur
Ohver Swetnam was in Charley Sat-
utsy.
Joe Fairdhilds and family are get
ting ready to move TO West Va.
Gray Eyes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19
HAwsvILLE

There will be Sunday School at
tbs place Srd Sunday.
Rhode NeWstDa made a business
trip to Morgan county.
Zen Haws was visiting at Henry
Ma'cum's Sunday.
c,if Hulett is Trailing oats for C.
d Stuart
Jesse Hall is able to be out again.
Heber Rife is running No. / mines
for VIM. Belcher.
VIII Ekers is hauling logs for W.
v. Roberts.
]. B. Rife has moved to Louisa,
Miss Lucy Elkins was visiting Miss
Bertha Marcum.
Miss virgie Large was visiting J.
w. Elkins Sunday.
Misses Bertha Marcum and Lucy
E'kins were shopping at this place
Saturday.
Miss Tillie Elkins is visiting friend.
there. Green Coffee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19
Toe Best Paint.

United States" ready mixed
paint is equal to the best made. In
fact, It is privately guaranteed 10
rs BY the manufacturers TO be ident-
lcs,y the same that they sell
Under ~ well known brand at a
ianc, PRIZE BY using the brand
stt tied States" instead Of the
hand under which the leading man
uiseturers have made a big repu-
ta,lon We are allowed to sell the
paint somewhat cheaper. We have
a full line We also carry the Par
asnu. an excellent paint.
Snyder Hardware Co.
Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19
Base Ball.

Everything in the line OF spauld-
ing's base ball goods is in stock
Al Conleys store. The prices are
tsc same he-e as they are the world
owe, on these goods. spaulding
fixes a contract TO MAINTAIN those
Prices. We have balls OF all grades,
bats. mtts, rloyes, masks ankle sup
ports. sc. also. lawn tennis goods
of al kinds Remember the place
couley's Store, Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

In the drawing rooms and Eng
llsh tea rooms OF the Riggs House
last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Georgia
81 Ter Mcdonald. OF Huntington. W.
Va, held an Easter musical in honor
OF Misses Mary Eloise and Tudella
HrYhes. the daughters Of Congress
man and Mrs. James A. Hughes, Of
West Virginia. and Miss Martha
Thompson. niece Of John b. Thomp-
sen. OF Kentucky. Mrs. Mcdonald
Vas ably assisted by MrA Joseph
W Bailey. OF TexAs.-washington COS
sin
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Wall Paper Bargains

You will hnd a brand new stock
Of wall paper at the Snyder Hard
ware companvs Desirable patterns
ard new goods. but the prices are
very low. II prices are of inter
est TO You Ia buying wall paper do
moi fail TO SIC our splendid values.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

Baptls, protracted meeting in
Gay continues with increasing
|st AIR. Roberts preached IN
'pptist churrh in this city last
afternoon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

up sh Hawk. OF Evergreen, flew
,r ,aA week. but as he left his name
on tis 1enh We shall have to let
hiIa roost
WOO IN OF Woods. KY. must
also remaln a tall timber until bet
ter known.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

pms from a glance at the
lpccials in the clrclnnati and
|lle papers from Ashland that
arlington prevaricator has been
'''ed to change his base.
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d. n. Carpenter has been
"a TO sing at the Presbyterian
b in Ashland. She is said
a vocalist OF more than ordl-
ability.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

81 years old.and want to er-
my thanks to the Fiscal Court
j .avOrs and respect shown
bob ami every one.
o.DBotner.
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Mss Queen Wan lick, Of Richard
son. KY. and ThonlA Lane OF Ash
land. we're quietly nm NED at Iron
ION Sunday evening at O'Clock by
Rey w II. Hampton at MS nome
in Third street. This is the second
se0iure for the groom, who y. % a
widower. and who was married ny
Res Hampton some years ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

friends Of Conductor Prank
are glad TO see him on his
gain. after a severe sickness.
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Have a III. Tailor made Clothing.
G iaTanteed in every way.
WIN. D. Pierce
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use OF sickness Judge Kinner.
Boyd Circuit Court. was un-
) sit as judge a part Of this
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ia Diamond vAs able to be
J street this week after a
linesa. lie is very feeble.
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anIal Wheeler Of blaine.
!. Friday and was buried the
* Sunday.
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Born. Sunday, to Judge T. S.
Thompson ana vie. a son.
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Spring Shoes The largest Stylish
stock Solid Leathers- W. D. Pierce
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paper at Cut Prices. Job
esa than wholesale price
VIM ID. Pierce.
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Engincer Charles Boggess. OF
d b here this week survey
q |aying of the Eloise farm.
.''| pbout GOO hundred acres
' - sold in sections or as
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

Ernest Remmele IS much better af-
ter a severe illnss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

A westbound Norfolk and Western
tam narrowly escaped being wreck
~ last week near Fort Gay. The
r.osnt tornado In the vicinity had
blown a small house directly across
the line The danger was discover
ID BY Frank Pierce. a twelye-yeai
old boy. OF near that plare. He
secured lantern and tagged the
the train within 100 yards OF The
got The railroad company viii re-
Na-d young Pierce handsomely fol
tis action. watch saved the company
a heavy loss and probably number
Of lives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

VatSn was on the street re-
having improved very fast
tbs pust few days
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Two old confederate soldiers, J. w.
Yates and z D. Fitch. were baptiz-
ed and received into the VI. L. Church
South last Sunday by Rev. o. j..
williams One OF them was an Or
denly Sergeant In the sth Virginia
Psgimeh'. the other an orderly Ser
geah. In the 18th Virginia Regiment.
and both Of them are in their six
tios II they make as faithful tol-
dle.r battling for the Lord as they
did for the Confederate cause they
win certainly win the crown this time
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an indisposliotn Of several
IN. T. II. Roberts Is able 10
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i hay for sale at the Big
Mills. Louisa.
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seed and sosi oats. for sale
Sandy Milling Co.
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I = PERSONALS. = (
....As...a....s....sAs..ss

E Bert Shannon went to Frankfort
Wednesday.
g Hrs. Charles Kirk went to Ash
/ land Tuesday.
A. C. Holbrook was catlettsburg
visitor Saturday.
Mss Cora Meek has returned to
her home in Huntington.
Mrs. J. C. Adams made shopping
: tip to Ashland Friday.
Miss Florence Millinder is visit
irg friends ii. Huntington.
! J. P. Williams. OF Blaine. was a
: business visitor here recently.
Augustus Snyder was a business
visitor in Aahland last week.
Ms. s. J. Justice and the boys have
cone TO Ironton for short visit.
Mont Hale. OF Central City, was
In Louisa this week visiting reIa-
t,yes
4 Charley Holbrook and family have
been visiting the family OF John
Gartin.
A,s. Webb, Of lamar. No. has
been visiting her niece Mrs. Frank
Wallace, Jr.
Mrs. Robert Burchett. OF saltpet-
e. happened in last Thursday
Frroh day.
George p. Borgess. returned wednes-
day from business trip TO Law
rcneeburg. KY.
] Mrs. D. c. Spencer visited her
father. VIM. Castle. at Peach Orch
ard last Monday.
Or. Hatten, OF Buchanan, came up
; Friday evening to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Fr6nk Wallace. Jr.
Or. G. n. waldeck. OF Central City.
was here this week. called by the III
ness OF his mother.
Mss Emma Wallace. Stenographer
for John c. i. Mayo spent last Sun
! day with home folks
I After a p.otracted visit TO rela-
a tiyes in Bath county. Miss Birdie
, Gault has returned 10 Louisa
Millard Carey has gone TO Phila-
delphIa where he viii take posi-
iiun with his brother George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Freese and young
Norton Freese visited home folks
from Saturday until Tuesday.
n Mrs. E. E. Shannon and Miss Jean
o Adams have returned from a visit
+ TO relatives in Delaware, o.
James Brown. student at the X
AIN. C.. was pleased by visit from
. his father, Miah Brown. this week
Hiss Mae Stafford. OF the Schoo
Of Expression. spent few days
with Palntsyille relatives last week
r Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hughes
o. Huntington. were the guests o
Postmaster Hughes and wife from
y. Saturday to Tuesday.
Ms. Hannah Lackey. OF Louisa
was in the city .on her way Il
A. Ashland to visit Mrs. Thomas c
\ Songer-catlettsburg Tribune.
Re Ms A. II. Moore has returned
ID rom Louisa, where she visited he
q neither. Mrs. S. X Muncey. for
'e few days. Independent
p Mrs. George Carter, OF Yatesyille
Is VAC had been visiting her sister
= Mrs Burton. and the family of A
o. Carter. returned home Monday.
Mrs. ]. L. Carey, Mrs. Gertrud
Rarchett Mrs. Clyde Miller and Mis-
Il Mxie Carey went TO Ashland Tues
A. day. returning the same day.
rs Dr. Byron Diamond and wife, Q
re prcstonsburg, are here visiting rel
r al, es. They expect to leave 500
10 for Missouri.
Lawrence Gentry was down fror
Louisa last week. looking after ShiI
n iran and Gentrys store, while IN
be senior member paid visit to IL
Biz Sandy metropolis.-Ind.
Mrs Benson and Miss Fowable. {
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fail to see the swell hats al
Store.
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NEW VERSION.

|ttie pig to market went
Without a howl,
liter TO the trade was sent
b potted fowl.
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sorghum at sulllvan'H-
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ern German Mlllet Seed At
Is.
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door panels and lace eurtaius
let Store.
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berry. Tue most stylish. The
Prices. VIM. u. Pierce.
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Joys at low cut prices at
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~ line OF boys clothing
|' Store.
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as some cyclone
||, that the News in
a. be twistc got it tray
wrong direction. but It
move in the direction
|0.|raied to let us bring
nbout a tornado com.
| Hurricane.
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County Ireasu[eri

I viii pay all County q
Common fund for the year I
TO and inclucing No. 12s.
claims for the year 1908.
Of number. Robot DI,
Treasurer Lawn uc}
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Wanted.

Horses, Mares. aud NUS, in.
4 to IL years old. Mt lbe sound
and in good order. and broken.
WIN pay the Highest MSket Price.
VIII be at Louisa on Tlrsday, Apr.
60, 1907. rain or shine. -
N. sh k Son
Free Trade checks e presents
to every customer. At for them
Wallace writes all form, OF Honda
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h ana lawns &C per yard Rack
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TIIr YOUNG MAN.

THE YOUNG MAN.
At 5 p. m
he grand plano stunning.
IS II he's ever coming.
At HAS.
modelling DER her sewing,
j. IT he's ever going
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'|' !" Of saltpcter. yentur-
.put the protection of its
and The chilling winds
Fost froze its petals ana
e untimely grave Of
Iket.
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" D. Rqtte is allie to cit up much
OF the time.
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o this Sir that "Our Clothes Hyou have not vet
tested the high character and superiority clothing you not
Ian DO SO the present Both pride purse prota
be- fyou come here for your Clothes. 81 90 to $500 -
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| q
with Wallace. Life. Fire,
etc. office near depot
NEW VERSION.
itle pig TO market went
Without a howl,
liter TO the trade was sent
) potted fowl.
THE YOUNG MAN
At SIP. IN.
be grand plano strumming,
|.fs II he's ever coming.
At HAS.
noddlng DER her sewing.
Is II he's ever going
81. Sorghum at sullivan's.
~ and lawns &c per yard Rack
ngs at low cut prices At.
ern German MIllet Seed at
n n's.
. " line OF boys clothing at
~ Store.
||bery. Tue most stylish. The
a Prices. VIM. u. Pierce.
fail to see the swell hats al
M Store.
1 door panels and lace eurtaiuA
q. let Store.
: hay for sale at the Big
y Mills. Louisa.
seed and sosi oats. for sale
Sandy Milling Co.
an indisposiiotn Of several
W. T. II. Roberts Is able TO
lanial Wheeler OF blaine,
Friday and was buried the
M IS Sunday.
r Walton was on the street re-
||I having improved very fast
|1| this past few days
-.-s------
pa Diamond vRs able 10 b
street this week after a
lness. lie Is very feeble.
paper at Cut Prices Jot
. ess than wholesale price
VIM. ID. Pierce
friends Of Conductor Franz
are glad TO see him on hi
gain. after a severe sickness
use OF sickness Judge Kinner
|| Boyd Circuit Court. was un
, aft as judge a part OF thi
O. 81 years old.and want to e1
81 my thanks to the Fiscal Cour
y g .avUrs and respect showl
bob AMI every one.
o.DBotner.
~ d. II. Carpenter has beel
~ TO sing at the Presbyteria
- in Ashland. She is sal,
b. a vocalist OF more than ordl
= ability
NJ Baptist protracted meeting
A Gay continues with increasln
I'D AIR. Roberts preached 1
|pptist church in this city lai
~ afternoon.
tems from a glance at III
specials in the Cincinnati an
|lle papers from Ashland tha
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