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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-10

fails in those respects, then the beauty
of these material things will be marred
by those for whose use the building was
erected. If the p tblic officers to be
here sheltered do their full duty, then
indeed will the people of this county
have cause to rejoice that they are the
possessors of perhaps the handsomest
county court house in the state but if
any OF those officers willingly and ma
terially fails in that, then there will not
only be just cause for complaint, but
every dollar expended will cry out
against the betrayal of such public
trust.
AS was to speak particularly for
the Circuit Court, desire to extend the
thanks of its judges to this people for
furnishing them with quarters in which
they can now comfortably, and believe,
more satisfactorily discharge their du-
ties. If their comfort alone had been
involved they would gladly have sacr'-
feed 1t, it desirable, bat IN the old buill-
ing they were so hampered by the lack
of facilities for themselves and those
tending court that delays were at
times occasioned, and there was not the
opportunity for consultation and study,
which are required during the sittings
of Court, which is now afforded.
therefore say that their duties can now
be more satisfactorily" discharged
certainly to themselves and doubtless
to you.
Permit me to again impress upon you
the thought which | suggested more at
length in paper submitted by me at
the ceremonies connected with the lay
ing of the cornerstone of this building
that after all, an intelligent and honest
administration of justice and faithful
performance of public trusts depend in
a great measure upon the people at
large, and not wholly upon those in of
flee. An enlightened, pure, and, above
all, religious public sentiment, will do
more towards graduating evil and es-
tablishing right and justice in COM
munity than the mere enforcement of
human laws can possibly accomplish.
Laws we have had since the creation of
the world, and must have them as long
as imperfect man peoples the earth, but
it is a fact, which is wise to recognize
and remember, that no law can be sue
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business and we must also become aware
of our needs along the lines of public
roads, the necessity for the betterment
of which becomes more apparent every
day."
On the part of the Commission Mr..
c. M. Miller spoke freely and fiuently
upon the great service rendered the
county by that body, paying especial
tribute to Judges Boyd and Henderson
for the interest manifested by them as
well as Secretary Brown.
Mr.. Fred. A. Thayer, Mr.. Gilmor S.
Hamill and Mr.. Thomas j. Peddicord,
on the part of the bar, also made re-
marks, those of the latter being ex-
pressed with deep feeling as he reviewed
the past and spoke tenderly of the men,
DRY of the members of the Court and
bar who have passed away.
The address of Chief Judge A. Hunter
BOYD we print in full as follows:
Truly this is beautiful building, of
which theI people of Garrett county
may jrstly be proud. It's cost may be
somewhat burdensome to the taxpay-
ers, but no well informed person will
contend that the Court and other public
business of the county could longer be
properly conducted in the building which
we have just vacated.
For the first time in the history of
the county most county officers will be
shelter under one roof, and ample pro-
vision have been made for the comfort
of attorneys, jurors, witnesses and
others attending Court, as well as for
all residents of the county, who, when
in Oakland. desire a pleasant place of
rest during business hours, either dur
ing the sittings CT the recesses of the
Court.
Some new departures, for US, have
been made in this room and other parts
of the building, which at first may not
strike you favorably, but the experience
of others, with practical unanimity of
approval oy those who have tried them
elsewhere, caused their adoption. For
an occasion such as this, this Court
room may be small, but for the purpose
for which it is intended it's size is in &C
cord with the most mature modern
thought on the subject, for it is now
the opinion of the most careful observ-
ers that it is not always to the profit of
community to have large court rooms.
The trials of certain classes of criminal
cases, which unfortunately too often
bring large crowds of people, attracted
by sensational and other questionable
evidence, do harm to many of the spec
tators, especially the young, and hence
it is believed to be better that the court
room be of a size which will enable the
Court to regulate to some extent the
admission of visitors at such trials. In
my own experience | have been CON
WINGED that some trials attended by
large numbers of persons, from curiosi-
ty or perhaps less excusable cause. have
been productive of harm, and that in
such cases the fewer spectators we have
the better for the morals of the COM
munity.
But it is not of such matters that |
am expected to speak, as others have
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already directed your attention to the
beauties, conveniences and advantages
of this handsome edifice, and prefer
to let your judgment be based on what
they have said, and upon your own in
spection.
Within these walls the great powers
vested in the Judges of the Circuit
Court by the constitution and laws of
our State will be exercised; widows,
orphans and others interested in the
estates of the dead will have their
rights determined by the Orphans
Court; the pr bic roads and monies, as
well as the county interests in general,
will receive consideration from the
County Commissioners; the records con-
tanning the deeds, mortgages and other
liens and papers affecting your proper
ties will be in the custody of the Clerk !;
the School Board will consider and ma
ture plans for the education of your
children: the Supervisors of Elections
will perform their important functions
which affect your rights pertaining to
the elective franchise; the Treasurer
will receive and disburse your taxes.
These and others officers will be called
upon to discharge the duties which may
concern your liberties, your properties
and other rights.
With the exception of the House of
God, no building can be erected in a
county within which the interests of its
people may be so vitality affected as the
court house. While, therefore, the
architecture, arrangement and quality
of such structure are to be considered
and, if pleasing, admired, after all the
great questions are, whether the duties
of its various occupants are well and
faithfully performed, and whether the
people at large are ready to do their
part towards making it truly Temple
of Justice" where the rights of all, re-
CARELESS of their position or influence,
will be protected and conserved.
In this building there should be no
distinction between capital and labor,
the rich and the poor, the strong and
the weak, Jew and Gentle, Protestant
and Catholic. Justice is pictured as
blind, and she should be too blind to
make such distinctions, but never so
blind that she cannot distinguish right
from wrong. If its administration here
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List of Letters.

Miss Maude FRASER, o. P. Reynolds,
Mrs. Libbie Ryan, Mr.. Rines Vas
Primes.
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LOOT. tin dish pans 10c at Baumgart--
ner'S.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

In Paleo1oie tines. thsa. n vss TIE
earth i.seif. not ths sun 70 Which
plant and animal primarily stood -
holden for existence hts gives us
= most instructive glimpse into one
planeiologic proeesS To TIE pi1net's
oun Interval heat Is due TIE CHEF
fostering q The beginnings q life upol
It's surface. Th1s a plknet y capehie
q AZ least beginning 70 develop or
Eanisns without more than a modicum
Of help from tie oentral sun We taxi
OF the sun IS the source q nfe: and
50 Il Is today in the sense o. being
It's snsiainer; bat the real sozrce vas
the earth Itself. vhich also RAISED Il
through its babyhood-Frcm Prot
Lowers The Evolution Of LIFE IN
Century
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

When ne stomach. heart or lid
ney nerves gst ueak. 1en these Or
Sans always fan Dont drug he
stomach Or stimulate the hcan cr
kidneys Ttss = simply a rnakeshlfl-
Get a Prescription knosn 10 drug
gizts everyNnere as Dr. shoop's Re
sl0ratire The restorative 4 prepared
expressly FOR these weak inside nerves
Strengthen these ne-vcs.build them
sith Dr. Shops Restorative sablets
o. liquid. ana Sc hoE quietly hrip vi
eone- Free sample isnt OF request
b. d.. shOOp. Racine. Wis Your healE
. surely =ozth this simple test For
sale b. Loulsa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Stanley. arr four. Is one q larxs
family. nes'hs numerous sisters ana
brothers there are aants ard ucc.ss
ralcre AMI many cousins. Tho only
very younr Se2eie. however. are thosc
In his immediate hcnscholl.
Al ThanAss.slas einrcr S,anlcy
galed soloa.uly nrouad the table Coz
= wAie. anc tacn aaaoaneed. oraca
larly,
MY mother and the cat seem e
be lhO only people 10 this whole tam
lly that have any chlirenl"-
haspeFA
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QUARTERLY
REVIEW
SLY SD L.u.- r. nu.k n Isos
sDsa.-s Ps.o.s-s - Ms Pss.r


SCRIPTURE MEMORY WORK--AiI
IN John. IA II - "A r -. lis. "a. 4
it-k. sst1 a =. 81. = III 81. o..
GOLDEN TExT--1a Hlss rs M.
ana she LIE ~-s Ne n<hs q naa--
cHRoNOIOGT.-oaf q er-n,. ~
Jes1s' liie. covered - ne nrst .s14rtsr's
lsssazs-
PreFi1us exis-sncs u1rh Ccd e. ~
veaie- b. John I-i-1
Bra rsconael - M.sfheE AL Laks-
Tourh q Saaarefh.
Vistt % JerusaIsm az tke aEe q Z
Co1ri-ued service n c1rpr1lar sl.op ~
SaEareth - % A d - VIA ~ In
home 70 take - - p1hllc uo-k-
John TIE B.psisrs nlinlsrry-
Jes.s taptisn-
Jesza' tezptafioa
Fsrst year q he<inziass. inci.sins.
FfrEr r1sriplss
Fsrst MiraElss
Hst Eeforn-tcls4as.as q the Ten
F.rst Dssoourss.
sirst Tour.
s-esas Te.r-A Tear Of D-vsios=sat.
inciuding-
Eoeehs q Tr.inin< De.spse..
AA-tet-l rl-ll 81 lc1r-rtao OlrroE-uo1
Par1hlsa
Niraeies Illustrates ~ Gospel
Th.rd Tear q MInistry IN C.llse and
Perea. inci1dinr-
Death q Jokn fha Bap<is1
FeesfinE q Five Thoua.nt
Visit % Region u Tyrs anf STA
Feast q Tabernaelea
Biind Ma Heslsi
Comment and Suggestive Tho1sht.
The places where Jesus taught ard
worked the miracles recorded n these
lessons should b pointed out on TIE
map By every scholar. together With
What occurred IN each place. and a.
nearly As possible the order o. time
Also the routes q travel
Tie three great divisions o. Pal
es1ne.
TIE hanks o. the Jordan. Cana. Naz
z7eth. Jerusalem
Tie sycha- We'll capernazn. pol
O. Reshesla. Beiksaida
Pain o. GenEeszr-t. pool q Slloam
JESUS The LIGHT AND LIFE or
THE WORLD
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Thoroughly frightened By the Tsid
# tie nigh. riders in wOodford and
S,ott oosatiss. independent farmers of
thSse counties and Fayette county
are fastening to publish their inten-
sions not to raise tobacco this year.
One farmer Who had already soEed
his plant bed declared pabsiely his IN
seaiiOn Of pIOuing II up himself. An
other said that he EO1ld have a large
Sigaboard erected On his farm an
rounciBg thar no Tobacco you'd be
lslsed o. his place. and Others have
rntten letters to heir iecal reEs-
papers announcing their aequiscence
in the demand Of the sOciety Of EguI-
u.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20


-Four travelling men Esre shot from
ambush By negroes in Webster county
The negroes we're friends o. Jake Nc
DOEeH. Vho shot the Deputy T0rn
Marshal Of Pr0vidence. and thought
the travelling men we're members o. \
mob On the way TO Dixon 10 lynch
Mcdowell J. B. Barry. Of Louisville.
and p b Carter vere badly wounded
MeDOEeIi vas taken to Hsadsrson for
safe keeping. and when tho mob from
Proyidsnce arrived al Dixon tie priE-
oner vas not there. -Four negroes Ia
been arrested on the charge Of SHOOT
ing the travelling men
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

cisss7,e ana. the Italian uanaersr.
s'lcxtd 70 io an anarchist. who KILL
a. tac Rev. faiAcr Francis Leo Hein-
rrns ~ the Altar n ~ FiisslolhE
CslLclic Church. IN nenNer, while tae
r,iest vas Ia ne ocl q administering
lhc hoy sacrament, has heen Sentenced
10 Aohs lie WAS erNinged iS days
aior TIE commission q the crime
and ,Ae trial occupied only ,hree and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20
:. s. 3 q. TsssaIag.

1. The revelation o. the nature
and eharzcter q Jesus az the Soa q
Cod. uh0 and whence
2 Ills mission q grace and truth
IS he dreif 4m01E rs
, The Lamb q God
4 bis Fathers house . house o.
prayer.
:. The mArTeiors lore o. God
s Salvation from sin to eternal
life
:. Faith a. = mans
s Jesus the water o. life.
3 True vO-ship.
10 Abozf the Soa q God
Il The bread o. life
L. COnnunion uith Cod
Il Freedou by tie truth
Il The light % ths uOrid
Signs ard Esenth
His coming % this World
HIS baptisu By Joha-
Pointed out ~ he S0n q God
Gaining his first Disciples
Miracle AZ Cara
Cleansing the tsmpjs. Return
Ccnversatio1 With SicotsmuA
CO1versati0a a TIE vel
Heals the nobisua1's soa-
Healing ~ The pool q BeshesdA
Feetizg The ave th0lsand
Healing q nan born Bind
a Scripture Blcaraphy.
Once. vkiie I LIVED IN The City q
Destructi0n which B1nyan describes
there cane 70 ne lola 1876. vkO
troubled ne greatly beeauss - ~:
Sill At first IL 10. because I 1o-s
Thea eAns voices saying 1i.31. IL
g. -. 17-1I- Thsn I toinsd - nobls
hand described IN Acts iT.I1- Here
I saw = vision % il=l ald Rev n.
and found there n0s o1ly Rev NILS.
but John if.17. and 1871. a1d 1871.
and is:lS And NJ s0ai ionged for
these tkings Thea I said. WHERE -
the pafhs And = voics answered IL
8. and said: Who shsn gaits ne,
And the voics sid I6-ls Ths1 said.
an not a. 70 80 fhers. And ths
voice sid: Ia. and is. and is.1
And sd: What 90 theT % there.
And ths voice said: Is-It. IS. ls.Is.
1914. HIS. 81 And I said: Lord.
hOu shall I Do ;Aess thinss. And the
voice replied 1874. T. Tken the voice
asked ne. HIS a. e and I replied.
1o-1s and 3I-ls Tn e..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

a conference q representatives q
labor organizations viii b. he'd az
Washington Wednesday. President
Gompers. Of the Ameriesn FEDERATION
Of Labor. having ESsDed q call for =
meeting al that tins O the exeeu-
tive officers Of the International
Trades Unions Of America With the
executive council Of the Federzfson-
one Of the chief topics discussed viIl
Be the decisions OF the courts which
have been adverse to organized h
Dor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Fifty night riders burned tEo vare-
housss containing 2aasa pouzds a
totaeeo AZ NeE Liberty. Oxen eounfy.
strt the glass fr0at out q a store
and first mo several residences o1e
being thar o. an aged woman. Who
died a fen hours later. Judge Con-
mack has ordered thar a special grand
iurg BE summoned az oscs 70 inquire
into tie Outrage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20
Baked Hay or ale.

No. !. - cents per 100 pounds. No.
:. eec-. delivered in harms. railroad
station or Tiver. Leave orders Al
Office Jay H NOrtlup
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

The Kentueky Senate defeated re
s.sChord tObaooO bin which Hut the
iotzeo buziness uDdsr the z5liee Eov-
e q the STATE. passing IN Is seal
Senator BErnam-s substitute q dras &
antitrust Ezz- The action Q. the Sen
ATE las Eesz diszEgolnLment q tis
sarleE ToazeeO SOeieiy- Il IS beiiev-
e. thai the House viz accept Tie SUI
s.stule.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

he HOSE Al washi4sron Iassed
sznin.01sly ne bin removing The
Az q LEAF tobacco uhen bO1ght -
E0rskseBers O. dealers and sod %
srnsznerz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

counsel fOr Evelyn Nestat Taar II
hex contemplated acliOa 70 secure
tie aanulmeat Of her marriage 70 Hzr
r K nav. and also sent papers 70
be served On ThzE's mother
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

me Firs District Republican Con-
veauon split shortly after the dele
gales met Al Padueah. the TAFT mea
boiling and holding q separate con
yention Al the sane time the Pair
HANKS men we're e.ecting delegates 10
Tie National Convention in tae sane
.rOon- The split vas caused D. the
refusal Of W. J. Deboe. whO called the
Convention 10 order. 10 recognize tae
credentials d the Taft delegates iron
Graves county TIE contest win Be-
carried to the National coayea-ion-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

TIE Taft forces in The fIrst dis
Hict have preferred charges Ct MS
kasanoe IN Office against former Sen
aior " J. DebOe. Of the Republican
safe Central Conniftee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Orders have been Issued To the Il
gineers Of the Baltimore and Ohio
isilaozd in the Pittsburs district 10
resume all construction work on i'm
prO,sn-1.s started has, fan
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

ne neE soO1t cruiser BirminEhzm
E1erezfnIly fulfilled The sseoud q h=r
G0EeTnne1t eontrzc1 Requirements h
nsintzining for four hours . sQsed C
-. kn0cs Al hour in ; run down The
KeE England cast
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Night riders burned 5isse pounds
x tobacco in Mason cO1nEy zhich Vas
q have beea delivered 70 the Aneri-
c.a Tobacco Company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Fron TIE Information nOE Obtzin-
ale. 4 Is nOt likely that The AIdrieh
IN iii rszeh tie haaI Stages dur
ing The present. week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Plans are being made. Il Is said 10
ssnd $50 Ne- York schOOIbOEs mo
tie e01ntrT during the coming SIM
ner TO WORK On farms
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

While asleep and dreaming Of burg
lars. Hugh Hollis. Of Lo1isvilie. sa0t
s3d killed His wife. Evelyn F0rsyths
il Washington Hollis uas arrested
tot Eas released b. direction Of The
COTOaer's JUry Ms H " Hollis.
mother q Nr Hollis. who lives Al
Sonora KY. SAYS her s0n vas subject
10 nightmares and walked in his
sep ever since he vas = child
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

DelAvare Democrats yin hold their
Safe Caa.ea-ior April a Il Is aid
that iudge teorse EGray win - in
dosssd for the presidential nominal
ton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

senator Lodge. Of NAssachusetts.
spoke On the currency bill In defining
his ADDRESS. Senator Lodge said tEzt
lie d-ssiked 70 agree With the Boston
Chamber Of Commerce. but he wzs
obliged TO do 50 What vas lzcziBs
during the Eanie.- said pr Lodsz-
-szs not currency but c0rfdence
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

ne tobacco market At Lexington
uas lover. the members o. tie Buries
7ObarcO Society oOntending that Tie
drup in prizes vas due 20 Tie sale /.
TIE society q 1850 hoEsAeads Of I.19i-
q toooce TO The American Tol1ceS
Csnrany-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

nisgStsAes 70 the mercantile sg-
eaci-s iaeiszte that improvement IS
ain dis-eruitle in the general busi-
aess situation although progress j. no,
rapid.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

China and japan have rsaeEsd a sat
isfaetOry settlement Of the Tatzu Naru
affair China CONCEDED to all the u
Ianese demands she vii purchase
tie cargo. hoist the japanese flag Ovs-
the vessel and salute il The Vies-
roy of Canton resigned rather thaa
rciease the vessel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

In the United States Court Al Chi
czgO John R Walsh. former prezdeat
Of the defunct ChicagO National Bank,
vss convicted and given the minim-
I'm sentence Of five years for the lie
al use Of The funds Of the hank
NJ Walsh took an appeal and gave
bond
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

The pension bEH vas under eOnsId-
Grafton in the House Al Washington
Iast week and a number Of speeehes
rere made under the license Of gsner-
Al debate Among others Who spoke
vas Mr- Langley Of Kentucky. Who
pIeadsd for = reasonable status q
certain Kentucky niIitizmen vhO aid
ed in SURPRISING the War Of the Re
beIIion- He also advocated more NJ
srzl pensions for soldiers and sail-
or
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

NOTES znnouhc.ng 3 wage rsdnc1i I
q u pr cent we're posted n seven q
Tie large costOa fzctOries in Lowell
HAS Nearly zslss Operators viz
b affected b. this reduction
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Eight PERSONS we're killed and
nany thousands Of dollars worth Of
property vas DESTROYED BY an expIO-
sion which wrecked a Wholesale drug
store Al Natehez. Mss The flames
from the explosion 81 fire 10 IS
residences seven Of which we're de-
stro5ed The city has been placed
ander material kE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

The JRrOrs in lkc ssfzi OF SOhn Alb
nsr for the murder Of James Cock
M we're unable 70 agree and were
discharged By Judge Holt Judge Ad-
ans granted q continuance 10 Beaca
Hzrgis after his attorneys made II
fidzFirs that they we're III and unable
&c proceed With the trial No no
ton for hail vas made
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Gov. johnson. Of Minnesota. has ac-
gtpied an invitation 10 address she
students Of ruskcsee University. Ala
hama. on May IS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Representative Langley and Marshal
ha'litt called on Secretary Tan aud
sSared him ne would e, Tie bulk
II The Republican delegates
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Leslie il shau. former Secretary
e tie Treas1ry. u1s ehOsen director
s,d Treasurer Of the Danvilie. COlun-
n. and SoOttsFtIle road his RAJ
ia part q a line from Mckinney.
Ky- 70 Savannah. Ca. Ehich IS 10 b
cnns,rueled
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

ne town marshal oaeyiaE the 81
s.ructions Of iettsr sisnsd WISH
nncs ComAiree.- has uzr1ed several
nssross 10 isave Calhoun, .lei-San
sS1ats. o. q the nesross relossi
&c issre ard irOaole Is fearsa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

business failures for the pasl week
chalng March " Numbered &c anlns
as hast volk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

In an intervisu at Washington Sen
stor NcCreary stated that Nr- Beck
han vas in error in his rsfsreaoe to
him in the Frankfort s1eech Tie
senator sid he had never diseussed
the snap primary or senatorial e,estio
ara had nothing whatever &c do
ziih he recent contest Al Fra-kfort
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

ne American batiisship Tee, At
Nagdalena Bay viii rui in = busy
week q tarset practice A. Panama.
where he torpedo boat notiIla arriv-
Cd saturday. preparations have taea
rade Tor q series q entertainments -
the officers and men during the week.
TIE vessels are scheduled 10 leave
Panama saturday Tor Acaruioo Mex
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Curtis Jet. nepheE or the lzte
Ida lanes Hargis. has embraced
ne Christian faith in the Frankfort
Deuissutisry, and in = letter which he
esoses With the expression. -'YOr
Brother in Jes1s.- he declares that
far possssses his s01I and that he
loves God
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

Harry Orchard. il spite q the s1-
pals q his attorneys. stands firm
N his dissemination 10 plszd suilIy.
and il Is sad that he vzE-s The death
sentence prOaounced he said he to.d
Ne trush il his confessions and VANS
4 die for his crimes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

leslie Combs. United States Minis
Ter to Peru gave q banquet Al Lima
d President Parade and Other prom
Esut citizens Of Peru IN return for
ne courtesiss shOEn the American
Hset during It's visit TO Lima