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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29
NOTlCIAS De PONCE.
HeTmOsO rshajO de lspidaria hechO
pOr el artista Alberto.
Fl DSpartamsntO Do OhTls p1hIIGas hlCltnds
On IRVSntlFlO.
az naestro oorespongaE. J

Julio 26.-La Compaffa de zarzusIa
que act6s On nuestro teatro trabsja bisn
, un lleno complete 20 hace notAv todaS
las nochss.
-Hemos visto un heHmoao trabaio de
lapidREia hecho on m6rmol pOr el aver-
taiado artista stfior Jose Alberto.
Hoy Be distEibuy6 Ia correspondent.
cia de los EBtados UnidcS y 81 ldnes Se
Tecoger6 Ii que hR de snviaEsa para
aquel pals.
-MuY lucido qued6 81 bAile de COM
fanEa que di6 en- sua salonea 81 Casino
PonCefio, la noche del jusyes
Hoy Eald1a para e1a ciudad despues
de 60 triunfo en- Lar festan hfpicas, 81
apreciable i6ven don Julio Palacios
h6roa de Iaa CarraTas en 81 Hip6dromo.
Desde haca dfas sa enCuentra en-
esta Ciudad el sefior don jose Elias Lewis,
diatinguido novslinta y piutoT. Dugar6
qpince dfas Ga eatancia en- esta ciudad.
En- Ia VidrieEa de ID casa CabTer y
Comp. Be pondr6 6 ID exhibition uno de
los diplomas que d6 sus miembrcs Ia
eoCiedad dc ATtistaS EBcEitoEes Puerto.
TEqueh1g. Ea de Is ue1oFitR Vives 81 que
89 eXn1DlEas
-Contin6a meior de 81 eufarmedad 81
senior don Pedro Tarrats. Nos alegramos.
Solo dos samanas mas duEar6n las
classes de vsrano para los prOfssores, que
ss dan On Ia Grammar School.
-Ya ss encuentra en- eBta eiudad 81
nue7o Inspector de Eacuelas Mr.. Timer
man. Es un cumplido caballero. Bien-
venido.
Son muy celebrates en- enta ciudad
Loo oOupLets csntRdogIpoF Il Matrks , la
Castillo en- Ia zarzuela "Ruido de Cam.
pansa."
En- 81 departamento de ObTas P6bIi-
cas- ne est6 hacienda 81 inventario de lOB
bienes, muebles inmueb.e1 dc nuestro
ayuntamiento.
lei pr6ximo domingo % celebrate
una velada espiriti1ta en- los ralOnoB del
Cfrculo "HIos de- ID F6 que preside don
jose 81. CaGals. 81 prOgramn q variado
= suntuoGo.
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Ell CRIMEND De
TRUJILLO-ALTO.
= Tonga Ia bOHdad De dstsHsrma"
---dijO CarmOna .-pues acshO De
mataT 4 mi muier'
e crInsn asurrI6 u d harrls GarraIzo.
(De nGsstrO cOrrespOnSaD.

Julio PA las ocho dc Ia maiiana de
aver ss present6 anita 81 ascEetario del
Concejo municipal, don Jose Gonzales
Dia3, eI individuo Pedro Jose CaEmona,
veCino de CarEaizO, , entreg6ndole un
machete, le dijo:
=''Tenga II bondRd De detenerme y
COgsr ess maChste. puel be mstadO mi
muier".
EI seiior Diaz, sorprendido y sin dar
credito apenas 10 que oia, entreg6 GAR
mona 4 ID pOlicfa, y lOs guardias SeEEano
y Seruto, deApues do reduciTlo pEiRi6n,
Halieron en- direction CaEaizo para ave
rig0Rr 81 hecho, aComps nados del juez de
Pas.
Como las diez de Il msisns FegFesa'
ron los guRrdiaa, 81 jusgado el doctor
Fern6ndez, trayendO & una mUjeT = 6 dcl
nifioS heridcs.
La muiaT De LLAMA Juana CaFsballo.
eupoSa do CaEmona, los nidos Vital }
BRsilio, hijOI de ambOs
Reuult6 geF cieEto 10 afFmado por 81
Rgragor CaFmona.
La muier presenta tre1 heEidaa una en
81 CueIlo, otEa en- la cAbszR, region paTie.
tel iaquierda otra en- 81 paCho, por ID
Cual % ls v6 d pulm6n u Eespigar.
El nifo Vital proIenta en 81 p6mul0 Il
qnieFdo, uns confusion producida pOr 81
plano de an machets.
Bauilio, de dos amos de edad, tiene una
heEida On Ia parte superior del Cr6neo.
En- 81 momsnto en- que sscribo llegan ID
CoEts municipal de Carolina el aargen
TO Bithorn, , aquella se he heCho Carg'
del proCesO.
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I'm IimpiahOtas hsridO.
COrrIl J Tsshlld, TOmpIsRtOsoIs 0n las manos IN
pOlO do ''IIquIdO"

Aver, como la 25 minutes, un
limpiabotaa venfs escape, entusiasmado
uin duda con Ios triunfos del Majestic.
AL llegar frsnto Ia MallOrquina, res-
baI6 cay6, rompi6 odosele On la mano, nm
pota dc kqWidO, cisEtR Bubatancia uBada pa
70 dar luatre-e hiri6ss con los fragmentoH
de vidrio en- varioB dsdOB , en- ls region
palmar de una mano.
Fue conducido & 10 salR de soCorro,
ChOEEoando BangEs On baatRnts cantidad.
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IA VILLA De MAnRlH. LAS grandes me-
joras de que estan siendo 0bjetO estos al
macenes no se eOntTaen s0lOal local; para
probarlO encarecemCs al publico de buen
tOnO hacernOs pnR vista antes de COmprar.
Estamos reoibiendo 81 surtIdo mas selec-
to en- generos de fantasia en- seda, hilos
lana y algOdon; Casimires ingleses para
veranO, Madras ssATnol para camisas;" el
surtido mds complete On perfumerfa franz
cesR inc1uyend0 81 perfume sD6VSnOn "a
Aqua COlOnia de GaterE1in; Encaiea y ador-
nos para 81 glEtO mas relinellO asi como Ell
aurtido mas grapde on tiras bORdadas y
brodeTies. Ultima nOvedad en- SObretOdos
8 'MontecarL0Y s1oreras frdscgsGsD de
eeda u enCaie inclusO los de .B0nge6, para
AUTOMOBILES odeMOa satisfaceF el gust0
mas refinadO.
En- Ropa blanca para sefiorae, estamOs
tanbien EecibiendO el meiOr surhdO como
edo hasta ahOrn.
Vigftenos pfdauOs u1uestEaBy le aten-
derenos aegurog que encOntTarA 10 que
intereae. IL o. Box 764. TeIefOno 20.
San EEaneiso0 al. San juan p.-R
n a. Fo-
Eiidd Vttl1 c T. l'N a'..i,..
tCI.
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tarle que habiendo dado ell frasquito de
muestra un Vecino milo que sufria de un
dolor de muelas horrible, ha encontrado
inmediatamente alivio.
Reciba, pues, mi enhorabuena por su
inyento las mas expresiVas gracias de
su servidora.
Maria Nopic. En- Craponne-sur-Arzon
(Loirel.
Con gusto hemos reproducido Ia prece-
dente carta, porque, en- efecto, 10 mismo
Ell Aqua que Ia Pasta, que ell Polvo DEN
tol son ell dentifricO por excelencia, pues
su cualidad soberanamente antiseptica
reunen un perfume agradabilisimo, como
ningun Otr0 de los conocidos.
PerO la mayor autpridad que tiene ese
invento, creado de conformidad con los
tTabaios del gran quimico Pasteur, con-
siste en- que destruye tOdos los malos mi-
crObiOs de la bOca, impidiendo asi Y por 10
tanto, la carries de los dientes curandoIa
con certeza cuando e1iste, igualmente que
las inflamaciones de las encias Y las enfer-
medades de Ia garganta. A los pocos dias
de usarlO, los dientes adquieren una bIan-
cura nitida y brillante, Ell sarro tartaro
desaparece y queda en- La bOca una sem
saci6n de frescura deliciosa y persistenfe.
APlicado puro, por medic de una bOlita
de algOd0n en- rama, calma instantanea-
mente los dolores de emueIas poF yiolentos
que sean, sin mas que aplicaF dicha boz
ita sobre el diente 8 muela enfermos. 4
Dep6sitOs en- San Juan Farmacia de-
Sr. FideI Guillernety. Plaza de BaldQ
riotY de Castro Y Eucres. de J. M. Blanco !
Co. San Francisco "a.
En- Mayaguez. Farmaeia de los Sres. Sa
Iva HeInAanos, Avenida IL de AgostO y A.
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
En- Ponce. FaEEnacia Ruiz de POrras !
Farnacia ViIlaronga.
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In Crimsn que ucurrit On Guanica.
Pu.s' Qu' d ndrII d, aQusI fua d ruha.

El visrneu CircuIRbR On Ponce 81 EumOF
do que ca n hist6Eica Guknicn, habfns8
Cometido un CEimen do 10 m6u Eepugnnnto.
Sc sSsgursba que una comadrona ds q
,aIidad, que habfa 1alido & nsistir ( una
Rtnrisntn, fu6 aCOmetida por mano al.
pnl qu1 u di6 horrible muats, uppaa'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29
A NUESTRAS
AMABLES LECTORAS
PARA QUE LEAN Y JUZGUEN

Craponne-s-Arzon Francia), de febrero 1898.
Senor, estoy encantadas con el Dentol
que V. me ha remitido y considero deber
milo manifestarle Ia satisfaction grandlsima
que cada dia me produce su inimitable
preparado. Tenia las encias casi destruidas
q causa de haber hecho uso de un un-.
guento que me habia sido prescrito en-
fricciones para un abscesO de la boca,
pero su dentifrico no solamente me ha
curado sino que ha hecho desapaFecer ell
sarro que pesar de todos mis- cuidados
Sc me fornaba constantemente en- los
dientes. Asi es que no vacilo en- decir que
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ncpMPGNIl De- zARzuELA.
Blanca nsirIs aI.ana llsolgWos trluntos.

En- breve vinitar6 { epta capital IL com
pafila do zsrzuela que actia ca Ponce J
en u cual fguTa u tipls Blanca MatTas
Blanca 81 una gracious tiple, que ca
lau pOcag audicionss de n Compbhia 60
Ponce, ha aIcanzado lisongeros tTiunfos.
Ed de voz ii no mny extensa bien tim
brada, ycanta CON EoItuEa y facilidad. 6u
palmito y ID sal con que aus pRpalcA HaXo.
IA, hnbr6n de conqui1taEle las gimpatfal
dol p6bliCo capitalefo
En- 81 Ps.6aO AZ rOsas distingui6sa q
visrnel, notablemsnte. q artinta que De
usmpsn6 u papeI de 7asagO.
Las pEimeras repre- 1tacione1 de 4
compaBIie "a Poncs, 40 Y,srrliilsn IaaCeE ds
ella uin6 al iuicio lomaHo. pus1 IaB obral
Due-tru 81 sscsna nolo hnn bartado para
scEeaisar Il iuuin llama ds qus venfa pre-
csdidn BInnCn MatE6s
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UN Il @ caGi ausvo. q vsnde por
a1a0 do o FEa infoEuoI sSTa
GgEE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29

Su DenG0l eS
superior q to-
dos los denti-
fricOS de que
hasta hoy he
v enido ha-
ciendo uso,
con la cir
cunstancia,
ademas,de te-
ner un per-
fume exqui-
sito.
Tambiende-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29

IECCIONE8 DE INGLE9 -Dirliass
81 ndmsEo /, cnlIs San jose. iva
ARRIBA... ARRIBAilI Lbro1, II
bres bIocks, afsctos da ercfitoEio y pa-
pslszfa "a general venden n. Bu1iIlo J
CO. San Jun'D 35, San juan do Pusrto
R;co
EE VENDEB q caIa8 e. Ca1n6o cue
Esntnn 20 doIlazn q rl,-, uu solaR 81 kEf.
EaEanE g 90 Z 2S, y iErs botss quo hcs
q trftice e aE51 = = babio ~ San
Junn s C1iGe. Irilcrarf .. 0lu. rR.
- 80 4 M .1a4 A ula
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oss Berrtos.
Yabucoa. JuIio "a de 1gO7.


Sc sssgura tambi6n que Il m6vil dsl
Crimen, fu6 81 Tcbo. pusl que caECa de d
intoIfscta hall6sa "a holnfn Cd q qua air.
man qua hAbia carca d e8Q.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
WEBBvlLLE

On my way from Louisa mad
for company NJ. s. Burns. W 7. Cain
and other delegates 10 the Grayson
conventional the f. X Junction We
met several delegates from Morgan
and Elliott, all for Nlilt for Judge but
he has some sense and declined.
Found Mrs Turner and two children
at webbville, visiting John Kitchens
Judge Woods. Levi Webb. Joe Riley
and Granvill and Kirk Thompson all
shipped several car loads OF Cattle 10
Cincinnati
Large quantities of lumber bark
handles, chickens and eggs were al
so sent out.
About Is from here attended the
Grayson convention.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gritty came TO-
day from Ashland,
Leo and Oscar Wheeler. of Hoods
Fork, have gone to Ashland to work.
Capt. Turner and family Of Mt sterI
ing are here visiting John Kitchen.
Buck Ward of Greenup. who has
been here hunting his runaway wife
found her but she refused to go back
John Rice from opposite Porths
mouth who has been visiting his bro
tier the doctor at Fallsburg. has Re
turned to his home.
John Watson and brothers from Cat
have gone to Cromwell, W. Va, 70
work
John Castel has returned from
Ashland
Dick Young and Al WebbandfifteeI
others.men women and children. who
went to Ashland to see the towr
and the sights. have returned vel
pleased.
Smith Hicks. wife and four chii-
dren have gone to see his father
AIamander Hicks.
Worth Ferguson is here to meet hi
daughter on her way from Ohio.
Tip Moore went to Willard an'
Blaine.
Jay ODaniels was here today.
Boon williams of Flat Gap va
here recently.
Returning from Blaine ! found tina
the roads had been worked sme ant
that Sanford wellman had put in III
best bridge on Cherokee that has bee
there since 1 have bsen on Blaine.
Big law suit on Irish Creek but
couldn't 90.
Mr.. Bines. the school teacher, Ia
90 pupils and the number is increasin
He is good teacher.
Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Prime came a
ter Mr.. Evans from Blaine.
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BrssEYvILLE

Several OF our people attended the
meeting at Evergreen SUNDAY
Opal the little daughter Of Milton
Burchett, is very sick
Hiss Fairy Holt is visiting friends
at Georges Greek
Chnt Holbrook. Of Blaine. PASSED
through here Friday en- route to
louisa.
Johnnie HAYES. who has been sick ioi
some time. is able to De out
Our school Is progressing nicely
Miss Pearl Holt is staying with her
sists. Mrs G b Carter
Dr, " A. Hayes has returned from
Medical College at Louisville
Rev Walker and wife are expected
home from Ohio soon.
Born, to Nando Meek and wife, III
girl
Drew Pigg returned from the army
last week
Mrs J II Compton Is on thesick
lirt
The funeral OF Mrs Trinnie Moore
and Martle HAYES will be preached
here the 9Th Sunday in September, be
ginning on Saturday by Rev Walker
OF Ashland. and W VI Copley OF Trad
Misses Alya and Ruby Pigg and
Cora Thompson paid Misses Nancy an
Cora Hayes a visit sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cheek visited
Mrs Lafe Hayes last sunday
Lindsey Pigg happened to a yer!
bad accident last Sunday BY running
| a nail in his foot
Oscar Graham was here last Sunday
Mrs. d. l. Pigg visited her daugh
ter. Mrs Thad Ransom recently
John Nelson was here recently
Liss Burgess. OF Georges Greek
was calling on friends here Saturdsl
and Sunday
!, LATE Hayes and daughter Ella, wer
visiting friends at Evergreen las
Sunday Patsy BolNer
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GEORGES CREEK.

orGd Burgess was calling on the tair
sex at Busseyville Sunday.
Charley Maynard and Walter Presto
attended a party at Richardson Sat
urday night
Gordon Burgess family at Kise
three OF whom have fever are all i'm
proving
Miss Jennie Bissil John Preston and
Miss Mary Fannin attended church at
Licklog Sunday.
Miss Berthe Burgess is contemplating
a visit to Ashland soon
Misses Lydia Burgess Garnet and
Hazel Borders were calling on Mrs.
-Gorden Burgess and family Sunday
Mrs Julia Neil OF Kansas City is vi
iting her old home at Georges Greek
II madam rumor is to be relied up
or there will be a wedding in our
nclghbOrhoOd soon.
Rev. Conley of Paintsville is hold.
i.g a protracted meeting at the
Georges creek School house with goo,
results
The storm last Friday did a grea'
deal of damage in our neighborhood
Guess Who.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

We 900 pieces Of Hickory Hsnd. Timber Ter mouth
LOUIS Ky or which will the following cash prc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
Dry Ridge

Died 2s OF July George J. Whit.
He leaves a wife and five children
and a host OF friends to mourn his
loss
Born recently TO sink Fugett and
wife a boy.
Neal More has returned from Col
umbus.
After few days visit 10 friend,
and relatives JAMES Payn has re.
turned to Columbus.
Leecher Damron wife and children
are visiting his father at Pike.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

There is about 20 thousand ties to
load out
Tiyis watson's funeral will be
preached and there will be a Mason
H. burial. Excursion on the + X. and
a big eroud
Rosco Walters is here to visit has
sisters
Miss Pearl Walters is here
Al Webs and daughters are going 10
Huntington to Sc his sick daughter
John smith OF Cat is shipping his
wheat to Greenup.
Levi Webb and other cattle men
who went to Cincinnati with cat
tie have returned and report stock
dtll. They did not sell
Attorney Williams OF Ashland IS
here taking dispositions Mr. Prince
OF the same place is also taking dep
ositions here in the case OF Prince vs.
Perkins
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson and Mrs
Willis are here for the sulphur water
Miss Celia Petra made a round triT
to East Fork today.
Miss Mable Pee and Miss Watson
q Ashland came
Henry Fisher shipped l3l fine lambi
Saturday
F. R. Moore has gone to Holden Il
see his daughter. Mrs Farley Pit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
COLLIDE

School Is progressing nicely AZ this
place with Hiss Quinnie Cooksey
teacher
The Rev Moore and Rev Cassidy
will hold a two days meeting at this
place on the 10 and II OF August
Mrs Mart Moore and Miss Lille ar
visiting at Huntington
Mrs Jay Shortridge u Catleitsburr
Is visiting her mother Mrs. MARGARET
Moore
Allen Clay and sister Miss Mollis
are visiting their sister Mrs Minnie
BIownIng Of Catlettsburg
Mir and Mrs Harve Workman wer,
at Louisa shopping this week.
Hiss Dora b Jordan was visiting
Mrs John shsrt las, week
Violette.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
MAIZE


The first Sunday in August We
met at the School hose on head Of
.nsht hand fork OF Big Blaine and
organized a SUNDAY School The peo-
pie we're addressed by u A Hay
Officers acre elected By a vote Sew
eial people were present and Ne BE-
Heye Their will be- much interest taken
by the citizens o. this community
We hope much and lasting good vii
b. done In the name Of Jesus
J ". Collier l. " HAYS and CIV
HAY are leaving this commit, for
Central CITY. IVES, Va
Albert Holbrooks aud Henry sag
raves have just arrived from Ashland
10 day They have rented houses there
aud expect to move soon. Several 81
our nelghbor boys ar, there al work
The blk s,ave mill on the y Sparks
place expect TO start at once W Chat.
In foreman
It Is said the tie job IN this section
IS TO stop at once This Is astonishing
- the people in this part Of the cou-
ntry
The weather Is sne aud Crops are
looking we'll
Good Friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Catletts creek which e just naw
h pretty eood sized strea.1 fiowius
throurh Tie middle 81 csilrush' *
eDmpletrls liappeafs Tor a distance
abou, seventy five is' The uier
comes down 10 within a hN fget q
.tae lower bridge o., ~ airrar'
81 good golumle When all Z rud-
den a whirlpool s. formedandheiov
.tais pool the ground 5. pcrfeeily
dry 10 q ro'at below the bridge
where It agaiu emerEs IA swift
" rushing strram The sishi e cer-
taialy a curiosity 10 one who has
ntye- Witnessed one Of the few sink
'.re streams there are 1Sosghoul
the country
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The Louisa National Ba
Capital $4,000 co. = Surplus and Profits 81
SECURITY TO DtPOSnORs. sOssOO o.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY

Bank for your patronage the basis OF merit a
recognition OF the advantages 1t has brought TO this go
conducted conservative lines keeping absolutely from
Ae Every safeguard possible to place around
stuonbonds insurance, fire and burglar proof vault and
posed for the protection Of deposors The Louisa Nao
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Mt sterling Ky Aug iosa'n-
lu,l Howard and others Of Norgan
county have sold 10 the Clarified
Lumber Company. Of clearneld. Pa
81 600 acres OF fine coal and timber
lands In Morgan county on the north
furk Of Licking river Tor s3ooooo
The company viii extend rs lt'-
road eighteen miles further into N't
gan county 20 Rush hranch Try
win build another arss mill on ih'ir
new tract witch VIII giye nalp,
Ireut to 200 men. ana vii pu .asi
/ all the available timter ~ ~ sseiio1
Work on the new rcah win ecgln
ir ten days
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Republicans Of the Thirty-cfth SEN
atorial district. composed Of the eou-
mites Of Bath. Garter Fleming- henl.
fee aud Rowan in mass convention al
owingsyille, nominated Charles BArbe
OF Bath county. for state Senator
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Lexington. Ky Aug Pride and
bay attorneys OF ,his city, today clos
ed a sale OF $1,000 acres Of coal and
timber land in Morgan and Rowan
counties to Mrs Brodie Duke the d.
vorced wife OF the Tobacco Trust
magnet The price paid was s. an aer,
OF an aggregate sum OF s2so.ooO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Thomas Argenbrite, Western IN
ion lineman OF Pikeyille is q patient
at the Kings Daughters HospiialsaI-
iering from meningitis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16


haev YOU received an appointment To
the FAN Term Of the staE Normal
II not see your cosnty Superintendent
a, once about 1t.
The institution stands Tor the ,eoch-
os and pupilsof KeHtucky's rural
schools
II you have no, seen the new eata-
log. write postal card request for on,
today.
RN. RoARg. President.
Richmond, Ky.
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: OUR NHlcHRoRs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs Elizabeth lockwood, Of Savage
and sam cyrus. OF Durbln. were re-
Gently married in Catlettsburg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
Snyder Hardware CompaD|
Funeral Directors.

Our charges reasonable and We VIM supply With h
ful attention Anything required from the loves, priced
" costly arrangements
We viii gladly receive orders By telephone and dsi'r
fins and robes to any part Of hs county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-27

some soap and water would make them as beautiful as new again. B1oSsie climbed on box to reach her prizes, when the heavy door swung shut with a bang. Flossie was in total darkness, and was obliged to get down from the box carefully lest she step into q basket of old-time glassware When she reached the door she pushed against 1t in vain. The rusty hook which she dad lifted and which she had left in a raised po- sition. it being too stiff with rust to be dropped backward-had fallen into the iron staple which now held 1t secure.
 F1ossIe vainly threw the weight of her little body against the door, it did not shake 1t in the least Then she began to call out as loudly as she could. but her weak and frightened voice died away faintly Inside the great, thick-walled closet that was most terrifying in it's darkness Oh, what should she do7 Away up there in the attic where no one would ever dream of her being and locked In the close, dark, cold closet whose thick door and walls would not allow her feeble voice to reach those on the first floor. She knew her mother would call her,
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mamma was so busy with the banquet table that she did not miss the presence of her little daughter in the living rooms. After while, when all was in readiness for the spread, she went to the library to call Flossie. She wanted her to see how dainty the table looked. Not finding F'los- sic there she supposed she had gone to her own room to dress, for 1t wanted but half an hour before the guests would begin to arrive. Knowing that she had not minute to lose the good mother bastened to her room to make her toilet, feeling sure that if Flosse wanted her assistance in dressing she would come to her.
 She had just begun to comb her hair when a queer noise fell upon her ears. It was faint--a human voice mingled with a strange pounding noise coming from some remote of the house. Flossie's ma m- ma put down comb and brush and went into the hall to listen. The sounds certainly issued from the upper floor, possibly from the attic. But what could It mean? No one was there-Brldget, the cook, was in the kitchen and Flossie in her own room dressing. And she was the only other per