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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
CANNOT BOYCOTT
DURING A STRIKE

CHICAGO. ILL--Spe cial- Tbs J.
it-of. svn~er,e Court yestsrtny decid-
80 that a labor unions unfair lst
!. IN fact a boycott IL also. IN Al
other case. announced that 'Deacei u'
boycottinE'' during a strike Is unla~
fui being an attempt % injurs an
. erhor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
Washington Herald:

The French courts have decided
that Prince Heiie &c SaEan was dam
arrf twenty cents worth by his
cousin. Roni de CasteAane. In ap-
-~aisin~ the worth o. these gentry.
there Is cutie a wide margin OF direr-
ence between the French courts and
American mammas with millions az
their command.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
DAKOTA REVENUES
FROM DIVORCE CASkS

PrEaRM. q D.--0See<ak---Ths Se2ks
<ra aseS tRe afvu<.ees 50 nen-Fs~,e~an
80 T~ar. II u ssoirpasea that ne
tnena ,nessna e ths STATE fre8 uns~s
a2sas wes ttsesete
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

love of peacs talk hy Southern kn.,-
ra- orr-ials "a not giving ne state
20 <o~-h Carolina OK ths rallroad en-
-ley.s square sea-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

The Okl&hsTn Legislature has re-
testsd the nine-foet bedsheet bill
and the proposed law 20 forbid hotel
keepers and restaurants te serve
meals IN ~crazed" china-or. as the
bill explained. dishes with eracsS
visible to the naked eye" The Okla
hounans are IN SEINE respects as rad
cal IN their "refAwn" as the New
Zealanders (whs are the limit. sut
they are nevertheless GisPossd 20 draw
ths line az freak legislation OF the
zlRe-f0et oedshset variety.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
PHILADELPHIA Inaulrcr

A Connecticut superintsudcnt of
schools remarked that one % rs
teachers needed bath and he has
seen ordered 20 pay her $1,000 dam
ages Shis oueh, O. be a warning 20
n nurnrer % other men who have
ro~s-ftrt-f themselves regulators %
the moral and physical well being Ok
everybody ca This mundane sphere
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mantgomery Advertiser:
as Xr. Towne says. Democracy does
net owe Roessvelt anything ner - II
under any obligations % him Thers
10 yet such q thing as real Democracy.
er there In net II there IA. Yet rs
sttsk 70 n ana strive 20 bring inte
rover en- the strength OF It's swn
pr4nsfplos az4 net by endorsing
RoosSTslt X there IL ne foagsr any
better Democracy than - rspresslt-
"a ~ Thoodore Roosevelt then tbs
ssonsr cur party disbands the Bet
Tar. we Ars heartily sick 81 hsartn 6
nrntsa ef Roossval1 from Wan WAC
suKht - - sxpoBsAts or Dsmeeraa'
prlnslp pies aad dootrtns~-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

And ys1 the Southern Railway, al
moa1 before tho szS - 10y @ the
statute enacted 70 secure peace. ee-
maaeR shat sts employees accept q cut
In thsir wages. ana o0me 81 tn agenoS
70 nnous esiitag the reiirsad saaplsyes
hat they oEght 20 vote the Rsp1e-
Mar Ticket because xha Oecnocrkc1e
Lextxssanre - responsible for the re-
Auction- Ths truth II the Demecreoe
I.exa saafure. helped by some hspeo-
Heana voted the inersaas larEsC
Coo. thsy would net permit any Az
es.r. fer rsauctf0n OF wages 1he 80
mas6 that tbs employees teks . ca
ID esskr wages sosn .fssr tbs t@rt1'
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
POND.

Our creek is prospering fast, We
have a store with n. X. witten man.
aIer.
James Young has sold his farm and
viii move to Paradise.
Jim May from Pike rented the place
vacated by Young.
Doc witten is saving for the neigh
bors
A wedding occurred at the mill last
"Wednesday. The ceremony was per
formed on the ground. The parties
were Joe Moore to Miss George Well
man.
Lee cumpton Is building n. K Wit
ten a fine dwelling.
Born to T. T. Thompson and wife
a fine boy.
Jim May and Doc witten. our fur
men. were here yesterday.
Dovie Pigg and Francis Young Wis
ited at Geo. wellman's Sunday.
Mrs. Jane weIlman and Hester
Jordan visited at W. VI. Jordan's sun
day.
Somebody's Darling.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
KAvANAUGH.

Miss Clara Powell was the guest
ol Mrs. E ]. Wright SUNDAY.
A. N. SIanforth made a business
tvip to Catleitsburg SATURDAY,
The infant child Of Joe Morrow
disd Friday evening at Buchanan
Bob Morrow has returned from the
Ashland hospital very much imprOy-
ell
George. li;Jle son OF Lockmaster
Cnbtree. has been very sick but is
some better.
Miss Reba Prichard spent Sunday
with friends at Buchanan.
John Turman went 10 Catlettsburg
this morning
Mrs. Rosa Wright and Clara Powell
were guests Of Mrs. Charley Warren
today.
MIR. and Mrs R. t. Thompson spent
s, nday with James Pigg and family,
o. Cat'ettsburg.
Mrs. Bud Newman went to Catletts-
Surg to see her brother, DIR. Banfield,
who is very sick.
Naugh.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
RANK FooLIsHNEss.
snowBird.

when attacked by cough or 8
ccld. or when your throat is sore. II
ls rank foolishness TO take any other
medicine than Dr. Kings New dlscov-
cry" says c. o. Eldridee. OF Empire
Ca. I have used Dr. Kings New
/ .soovery seven years and I know 4.
Il the hes, remedy on earth for cough
aud colds. Group and all throat and
hing troubles My children are sub
Jet to Group. but New Discovery Gut
Is cures every attack" Known The
world over as the King OF throat amt
hng remedies. Sold under guarantees
a A. NJ. Hughes drug store. Louisa
Ky. 5oc. and sl.Oo. Trial bottle free
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
IN MEMORY.

one more life has fitted and gone
irto the great beyond The grim
monster o, death has again visited the
nome OF Serdin and Ella Vanhoose.
aud took from them their darling litti
poy. Isaac. aee two years. five months
and tvo DAYS. departed this life Jan.
aary =. isoS His dear little body was
laid to rest In the family graveyard.
To Isaac death only means rest FOR
Christ Is With him.
Tie home has lost sparkling jew
=. but God needed one more angel
,hild amidst his shining land
Father. mother. brothers and sis
ars weep not Tor little Isaac. but Sc
aoady TO meet him.
uiT SAY To the friends and rela.
lives. weep not Tor little Isaac, fol
h. IS IN world Of happiness.
Jesus said. suffer little children
!, come unto Ne aud forbid them not
foi OF such IS the kingdom q
heaven
Ella Thompson
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
HuLETTE.

Harmon oDaniel is building hou }
and preparing to move his family to
his place from Ashland.
Born to ". J. Cochran and wife
IN the sth. a tineboy.
Fred and Miss Susie Nunley re
urned from Portsmouth last week
Frank Burton OF Mud river made
Zip through here last week.
James Fugate recently moved his
,amily TO this place from Ashland.
HAnee Queen was here last Sunday
morning going toward Long Branch.
Miss yirgie Moore is visiting her
aunt near Kinner.
Mrs. Frank Cochran. Of FallsburE.
3as visiting her son at this place
week
The candy parties at Lafe Moore's
and Sam Poe's were largely attend
BY the young folks. and all re-
jolly time
Miss Maggie Bostic end Miss Lily
.hambers are visiting relatives in
.ouisa this week.
c. r. Layue will soon move to has
srm near Kinnedr.
There viii be preaching at this
,iaee the lth Sunday by Rev. Cas-
ldy. All are invited.
Tobe Nichols, Of Catlettsburg. Is
listing at W. NJ. wooten's this
Eeek.
Lafe chaffIns was visiting at Col
IA Sunday.
John Compton was visiting his soI
..ace at Ashland las, week.
| d. A. o'Daniel goes into Ashlan'
lnce a week with his wagon regard
less Of the weather.
jeff Newsome returned last weel
rom Portsmouth where he had bee
A. work for some time.
Roll Moore was here Sunday.
vint Bostic is visiting his brothe
u Portsmouth this week.
SnowBird.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
TWIN nRANcH.

David Prince closed his school here
Frfday.
Grover Combs and Jerman Kitchen
passed up our creek Friday.
Steve Combs. of Kayford. W. Va.
aas returned home.
Miss yirgie Large visited the Prince
girls Sunday
David Lyon is erecting a dwelling
IN Fred Burchett's place and will
scon be a resident Of Twin branch =,
Ed Derifield has gone to BurnweII.
". Va.
Mrs Puru Burton is our postmistrs 4
now.
Charley Sparks has returned from
Chattaroy. W. Va.
Charley Prince is our hustling mail
carrier.
Jim Risner and wife have gone to
New River, W. Va.
Born to-,Frank Bradley ana wife
big boy.
Rev. H. B. Hewlette win preach al
Morgans Greek the third Sunday
Harris Murphy and daughter Tennis
n Resmit, W. Va. have been visiting
relatives here for the past wek.
II. H. lobe is going to Cincinnati
TO takee position in hotel.
Miss Belna lobe has gone to Mahan
". Va.
Charley Fannin was the guest ol
Miss Oracle Prince Sunday.
| orie Prince is going to Portsmouth
o aid his wife in managing her hotel
Do You Know N
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
A CURE FOR MISERY.

Il have found a cure for the misery
malaria poison produces" says R. NJ.
James. OF Louellen. S. C. Its called
Electric Bittres. and comes in soc.
bottles. It breaks up case of ehills
or a bilious attack in almost no time:
and it puts yellow jaundice clean out
Of commission. This great tonic med
icine and blood purifier gives quick re
lief in all stomach. liver and kidney
complaints and misery of lame back
Sold under guarantee at A NJ. Hughe.
drug store. Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated To Tired
Mothers as they Join the
Home Circle.

Many men are said tc be self taught
No man was ever taught In any other
way. Do you suppose a man TO be q
bucket to be hung on the well OF
knowledge and pumped full? Man il
creature that learns by the exertion
OF his own facultiees There are aids
70 learning Of various kinds; but no
matter how many OF these aids a
man may be surrounded by. after all.
the learning is that which he acquires
himself Whether he Is in college or
out Of college. in school or out Of
school, every man must educate him
self. And in our tim,s and in this
community every man has the means
of doing it.
There are a thousand pretty. engag-
ing little ways. which every person
may put on without running the risk
81 being deemed affected or foppish
The sweet smiles. the cordial bow. tbs
earnest movement in addressing ?
friend. the inquiring glance, the grace
ful attention which is so captivating
shen united with seIf-possession-
these will insure us the good regards
of even a ehurl. Above all. there is ;
certain softness OF manner which
should be cultivated. and which. il
either man or woman. adds a charm
hat almost entirely comnensates 70
lack OF beauty. and inestimably en-
hances the latter where it does no
exist.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL.

4 have found a higher health level
since l began using Or. Kings New
Life Pills. writes Jacob. Springer, of
West Franklin. Maine. They keep
my stomach, liver and bowels working
inst right II these pills disappoint
you on trial, money viii be refunded
a, A. NJ. Hughes drug store. Louisa,
Ky. e5 cents.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
BELLS TRACE.

Rev. Perry. the South Methodist
preacher OF this vicinity has closed
he Trinity chapel. There was over
y conversions and number OF addi-
ions to the church
Rev. Perry assisted by Rev. Rice
,egun = proiracted meeting al the
John Ross Chapel on last Sunday nlE
James Woods. oi Little East Fork.
,assed through here Tuesday with
luite 4 drove OF cattle FOR c. W..
Calvin.
James H. Finley. and wife. OF Co
umbus. Ohio. have returned home
after a protracted visit TO relatives
A this place.
v. b. shortridse OF upper East
0rk. passed down Tuesday with a
lIoss of butcher catlIe Tor parties in
ashland
Wait /. Plehard, oi catle,isourg,
s4s visiting his father ). T. Pich-
ard. of this place. last week
Jesse Woods. Of Lawrence county
sus here inspecting the George KauE
arm With a view to purchasing. i
trade Is made Mr, Kaun wlll move
. his farm In kansas
Miss Carrie ouecne. Of Esiep re
nrned home sunday after pleasant
nsit TO relatives at Garner.
WIN Burton has purchased hal
interest in the general merchandise
tore Of G. W. Calvin al this place
Ac viii move his family here and TAX
,harEe Of the business OF the firm.
MrA Alice Rife. Of Louisa. sPen
h holidays here with her parenu
ar. amid Mrs W. d. Bolt
The Boyd County stock sales he'll
sssa alternate Saturday on the farr
Of John c. Rife is great factor for OF
cattle growerS The cattle merchant
from the surrounding country con
tinua 70 bring their stock 10 thcs
sales. which are sold TO the graIer'
About eixht hundred cattle have char
"a hands through this medium thi
ssason. And We might add that Il
n,tle wonder Why land In this sectio
A a much In demand Farms Il
esle are very scarce and held al
wry high price. The reasons are iu
thls. the the climate and condition
Are 20 favorabie that little or q
feeding 4 necessary. There are hu
areds q head Of cattle In this -
that have not had a feed this se'
rn. The soil is peculiarly adap'
70 the growth Of the bluegrass, Al
he grascrs here claim that TO re
your winter grass from August
mat II will graEe as many cattle
The winter as during the grains se
son. These facts are briefly iram'
Uut rs mtAua t@A Ntt -
c,unty. Virginia. came here and !
vested slo.co in this land TaEw'
county produces a very fine quail
Of blue grass In the summer and irc
one 10 five ieet Of snow in the vi
Ter. which means TO Craze six mont
and feed SIX months
Boyd county is interested In &
ung better roads fOr the traveli'
public TO reach the railroad al Bnc
auar- The present roaie hroa
nOy,l county Is abou, twelve miles.
Tiis road way is a great necessI
% bssh the citizens OF Lawrence q
BOYD. and ], is hoped Lavrenoe eo'
~ people Interest themselves TO
ree that will bfins results.
one That knows
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24

sr. E. f. chamberlain. of Clinton.
saine. SAYS OF Baeslsn's Arnica salye
Il, does tae business; have used %
for paes and Il eared them. Applied
\ to an old sore and it healed {,
vlthout leaving a scar behind. -
a, A. NJ. Hughes drug store Louisa,
Ky
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
o o o
Only A SUNBEAM.

A4Nl4l n 1AaNbA@-A-A-
Only a stray sunbeam, Yet per
chance it hath pierced some wrttehed
abode. gladdened some stricken heart,
or its golden light found its way
through the leafy branches Of some
Wild wood. kissed the moss-coyered
bank where the tiny violet grew and
couseed shades OF beauty TO adorn its
lovely form.
Only a gentle breeze, But how
many aching brows hath 1t famed
How many hearts cheered by its gentl
tuuchl
Only a stray bullet that pierced the
noble soldier-boy as he trod the
lonely midnight round. faithfully
guarding the precious lives intrusted
Ia his keeping. and the life blood SLOW
y ebbed out. and the sunbeam fell on
the cold face OF the dead.
Only a drop OF ink, And yet il car.
ried the news Of death to anxious one
at home. and caused the tear Of an,
gulsh to trickle down the furrowed
cheek OF a widowed mother.
Only a frown, But IL left a sad
dreary ache in that child's heart. and
the Quivering lips and fearful eyes
told how keeenly he felt it.
only smile. But an, how It chee
Cd the broken heart. engendered a IA
% hope. and cast halo OF light
around the unhappy present; mad'
the bed-ridden one forget its presen
agony for a moment as it dwelt Il
sunshine OF JOY and lived in th'
warmth of that smile. Let us all in
crease our giving of smiles during ls'
They cost nothing and are OF untoa
value. especially in the Home Cirel
CHOOSE THE BEST SOCIETY.
1t should be the aim OF every youn
person to find ar entrance into goo
society. BY good we do not mea
fashionable society. That often merit
Hast Of all this honorable title,
E,od social circle is one where sonn
principles. refined manners, and IL
,eligent ideas are the Characteristic
of its members. Many a Young ma
has gone to ruin by choosing the 5
ciety Of the low and vulgarinstead
those whose influence would be el'
waiting Il Is always easy to tail N.
III but It often requires hard woF
lo rin sure footing in refine
circle.
But the end is with the eiiect II
soane man desires to sharpen his Il
!, ,,neet he viii find that a iudicio'
mlngnug with soeiety viii do III
fhuer than digging forever over h
books. There is wonderful amoui
: Of electricity in the social atmospher
and the ealvanic battery Of the soei
eirc,e will not fail to elicit man
brilliant sparkles.
II one desires 20 improve In man
ners he can never do SO except B
m..yling with the refined and goS
J p.uidence often keeps back those vi
, have in early life but few social az
vas,aees. The only way TO overoon
this painful difficulty Is to plunge
|. Is one OF the most easily cured
an maladies. 4 bath in the braeiu
ocean of social life will enable a pc
, son to keep his footing bravely.
, Your chances of success in life wi
b. ten fold greater II you have sec'
cd a wide circle Of good friends I
YOUR oDliging. eentlemanly manner
No one ceres about trusting or rs
ommendint a person Of whom the
, Know ntue or nothing except that N
, exist in tie same community fC
|, viii often advance your interests mo
hy spendlng social evening In
respectable family, than you viii
sl,tlng IN room and pouring ov'
| .... u,on.w unaitera. or writing
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-24
A Reliable
Remedy
ElJ's CIeamBalm
Is 0uieab ,hsoreet.


ehes Relief al Once
y cleanses, soo,hes,
khs and protects
INC diseased men,
bnne insulting irom
Caiarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
slorcs The Senses Of
Taste sud Smell. IA
gisls or BY mall In
Ny nro,hssa 80 Wa'
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
Pointed Political Pointers

I
Col Ed Loose of Provo also actively in the field He has made
formal of his candidacy but he the hands of his
for him. and will headquarters
active campaign in behalf the genial colonel from the Gar
Farley P Chrstenens friends
Hon Jos Howell Of Cache OF Mr. Howell will be
men regarding his Gandda is understood that his friends are
contest Governor Cutler planning aeys
been and consistent and they main
that zone good deserves another They the Reput
be able point with pride the the present
Republican during years
and then what excuse is there for Republican
sacoy administration of the States affairs John Cutler his
rey consistent with Republican principles policies
always been willing to listen attenye advice suggestions and
have been able to get the governor ear His only fault they say and
too independent the clique who are disposed
that they BOSSES leaders and dctators in the Republican party
Governor Cutters think there enough @ in
they may not be politicians the fullest sense Of the term yet they
will sufficient power and nuenee insure % his
s comes fro" Salt Lake County and that something
politicians anywhere
A With h ses able the GGs sS %
politics consume more politics and do more politics than any other
en Clerk in Salt Lake county and while the duties Of that office
keep inn reasonably s a u h has ne 0 wa ae up
addition performing that little wokhat the work of getting
snugy away pocket
he has been devong little spare time with the of Sena
Sutherland having nicely embossed document
which when properly and duly signed by President Roosevelt will
make him general of the newly created u Assay office
here This he has President
from Oyster Bay he readily append his signature and
u Eldredge U will look after the other details These items
merely mentioned to show odes capacity for work and when is
that he looking for the interests of Loose from
Provo, you assured there will be something doing
of the time from until the counted in the
That the big colonel according all the rules prescribed
for the successful conduct of twentieth politics entitled
any honor or recognition within the gift OF his party something his
friends claim ndisputabe He has been the liberal
and that by all odds the eloquent
politicians They also that he has been the chief angel
the official Republican of the and that those interested
speaks volumes his behalf His friends claim that gift the
party bestow should be the colonel for the
has asked this office would appear his
friends would have the office him.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11

fact he % the sn " 9e makes no @o2%eS all W hest
behind all there tale The colonel would not object to- having
on his sunny soul oRon the vice o he G a S States n
are now trying governorshp of
the probably also feel that about the matter For instance
expires 1911 might feel that Loose thinks that sena
chief may significance whatever that
@ he s Wsn b % M a the %
able Loose happens be serving OF the state OF
Geo Sutherland in the u senaG will much easier sailing for
ers ou be- %S @ d Of the bmg and
date against Mr. Sutherland
campaign dips! the idea because if Ed Loose in this fight in
will there @ the Saa that @
@ There pevns %s defined rsSne u% e
ector be he is
6 @ @ and oFe @ a an" ar Wsn I'd
politicians politicians Of the first grade OF the first water OF the
Of @ w0 bet b not man ASSERTING eesS Sw the hs
to be whipped he Would not have the OF
knowing His has been the political mind that has
PSn and stirring % OF the past tw years 1t is said o
by Kearn seemed hold the palm
Of his hand the ss from pre.
dent Advising him not to neio%a lid or the the o
but Ed Caliser would have of that and insisted Mr.
"s "cdem ud be "s e showing How critical moments in the
existence OF the Republican Mr. Caster has furnished
dilemma.
friends, he
has possibly made and vigorous enemies than
he
handed another Those who claim know
Caliser is a political leader
ships always less short lived matter
powerful influential They that he believes the psyche
logical governor this
that conclusion then let all other candidates be
hustng they will certainly be against real live
proposition
VIM Spy has also figured conspicuousy this gube
material He the aab smiling u s. marshal and of all
O all odds the
I'd he for the nomination he would
command following But be definitely asserted
Mr. Caster the field the marshal will be- because
friends would work against each other.
If differs with the foregoing summary of the
local Republican advise that they consult good reliable
There
cir ads he Ound of hed
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-01-11
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Mary Duffy, young woman
residing with the family of w. A.
CLARK, Jr., in Los Angeles, while horse
back riding was struck by trolly. car
and fatally injured. She had lived in
Butte, Mont.
J. B. Gay, aged 20 years, a we'll
known Montana pioneer, is dead at
Virginia City, Mont. the result of a
runaway accident. His neck was
broken.
Amos Purdum. prominent in early
days in Montana died in Southern Cal
ifornia recently.
A $125, 900 fire occurred at GILBERT
son, Montana, last Monday. Little in
surance.
The confirmation of Silas H. Reid to
be district judge in Alaska has been re-
ferred to a subcommittee of the SEN
ate judiciary committee.
Three people lost their lives by fire
which destroyed the outbuildings at
the French hospital in San Francisco.
S. A. d. Puter is free man in Port
land, Ore. The pardon issued by Presi-
dent Roosevelt at the instance of Fran
els j. Haney has been received.
George Dixon. the famous negro pug
Hist, winner of nearly 100 ring battles
and for many years featherweight
champion of the world, died Monday
night in the alcoholic ward of a New
York hospital, penniless and friendless,
aged 81 years.
Traffic on the Northern Pacific west
of Spokane was delayed for number
of hours Monday on account of the de-
railment of a freight train about two
miles west of MARSHALL.
There is movement on foot in Ia
coma to get light artillery battery
for that city. The company to be or
agnized under the national guard laws.