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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22
Announcements.
FOR MAYOR.

To the voters of the City of Staunton
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Mayor of the city
of Staunton, Va, in the election to be
held June 9, 1908, and ask your support
for the said office. Respectfully,
HERBERT j. TAYLOR
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
GoIr>-1,1-

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. S.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm of f. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of Decent Der,
A. d. 1886.
,o A. w. GLEASON,
NoHAh) NOTARY PUBLIC.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

1t has been regarded as a sad thing
to be as dead as Julius Caesar. But to
be as much alive as Julius Caesar Bur-
rows is just now, is the acme of hap
DlneSS,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22
A Friendly Inquiry.

"When will the obsequies be-"
"Obsequies of what ?"
''Of your business. | notice you've
stopped advertising. y Washington
Herald.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

Governor johnson has not carried
Minnesota, Judge Gray did not carry
Delaware. This being the case, what
simpleton is there who believes either
could carry the United States?
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22
Southern Railway.

n. B.-The following schedule figures
are published only as information
and are not guaranteed. Schedule
III effect April II, 1908.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

.
cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years OF
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der SnecjaliSf and ie
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

This is the season for fence mending
and the Hon. Harry st. Geo. Tucker
is hard at work.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

If Judge Gray had ever gotten into
politics, we could understand his deter
mination to get out.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

1t would be interesting to know how
the Governor and Mrs. Johnson liked
the interior of the White House.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22

1t was Mr.. Wright who sent the
aeroplane wrong.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-05-22
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK I
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
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Entered at the Fostoffice at Staunton,
Va, as second class mail matter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
una BASE De
RIQUEzA
Sc Telata IN Viais TsCisnt8 a ID from
terra niCaTagiiaDss.
Es R0s0SaTlO hae0r que los Vgflcullor0s pUqguHos
lr0dgzeaR ] lTggFlssR.

Un bPillante ssORitoE Colombiano, dssde
San JOs6 de Costa RIGS, publiGa acsrtsda.
msnte, y gostiene con bU0nR I6gicu, Is tents
do que ls RgFioultuFR Lar induBtgiag exs
tFaCtivRa conltituysn la base do riqueza
nRciOnR' Y aunque eatas ideas, conside.
FRdRB ~ como Vsgdades sxiom6ticaV. Rnn
uniVsElRlmeBta ConocidRB y scsptadas, "a
dlscusi6n EeBultR On extreme titil, sobre to-
90 en Eegionss = pafsea On Was do depa.
EEollo.
El di0gVama del aefior CaIvo eS gugesti.
Ve. FoFmR la bsHe ls sgEicuItuga, soBto-
nlendo con Bu fuerEa productive Ia e6truc.
tuEa social.
"El gFemio de SgriCultoEs5 de indus.
triaB Observation-Disclosures IL PsDiaten.
ciG neCa1aEis, giendO aBf que eataB indus
tFiaa son IRa genitoFag, las que dan vida &
tod0a l0g ramos de Is RCEiVidad humans:
ca gPgundo teEmino spREsoa 81 gPamio de
tFSnafoFmsdoFes do Fiqueza (induBtriGlss),
cuyR impoFtanciR ocupa 0l segundo puoato
del orden gsEaFqnic0 eoon6miCo; en- ssgui'
do Viens 81 gFemio de Intermediates Geo.
merCio) }; luego 81 de funcionaFioB pGib!iooB,
81 dc pEofeaion0a libsraleg, y poF 6ltime,-
"a como an lujo do Ia integraci6n social,
apsrsCe 81 n6oIso de REtiStRs, pootag Ii.
terato -
Re'a'a O. On un visjs Eecie- ts { la fronte'
70 dc Nicaragua, pudo obBervaF la Bitua.
oi6n del agEicultoF costarricenBp. En- inf
nidad dc GRE0B, viva On condolences alaE'
NANTES; Bus onltivog Bon gudimentsriou, BuB
nocsuidades EsatEigidsB. Y Bin embargo,
la Cantidad do tieEFas ocicaas 90 snorme
los EeCuFBoa natuEalss tsntndorss. De todo
este cdmulo dc heohoS FesultR que aB neCa'
aaEio fomsntsr ls sgEicuItuTs; haceH que
loa sgriCultoTsu pequtfio pEodu2can pro-
gFeBsn y fuadar instituciones do cE6dito
para facilitRFleD TsCuTsoE en- condolences
Paei0nalau
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08

Ell PETROLEO o ACETTE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como se ha pretend1do poT
8lgunOs 1ndustriRles recOmendRF 81 RCeite
de petrole0 como un sustitutO del Rceite de
hfg8dO de bRcRlaO, debemos advert1r por el
bien de los mismos enfermOs que 81 aceite
de petT6leO es una substances mineral, Qeu
81 Sc usa 1nternRmente es eXpelida integPR
pOr las evRcuaciOnes intestinRles, CausRn.
do La laTga inflRmRci6n de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
ctal de tOdO alimentO, la de ser asimilRble
y vOlverse parte de los teiidos org6niCos y
no puede nj remOtamente cOmparaFse con
el aceite de hIgadO de bacRlRo, cuya pro-
piedad de nutrir y fortalecer los organis-
mos d6btles 10 han hechO tan necesaFiO y
tan justamente apreciadO en- tOdO ell mum
do.
La meiOr maneFa de tomar el aceite de
hIgRdO de bacslao es en- la fOFma de emul-
sion, pOr ser Rsf mas facilmente RbsOTbidO
pOE el est6mago; de todRE las emulsiOnes
cOnOcidRs, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es UniVersalmente considerable como la
mas perfectR v la mas ef1c&2, no sOlamente
pOr Ia pureZa del acette y de los demas In
gFed1entes que Sc emplean en- su elRborR-
Ct0n, sino pOrque eS la G7s6c0 emulsion que
no sc 8ep0T0, Q2Ee no Sc eS9TGNoi1, que no
CO2stie9Se SOGbStQs9c6dS que 8Trite91 S9sfEQ-
men Ell e8t6190gO y pOrqUe en- una pRlabT8
es ell Rltment0 mas concentrate y mas asi
milable que cOnOCen los medicOs para
cOmb8tiT tOd0s las fOrmRs de debilfpRd
Org6nica, para purif1car Ia sangre como
uu RuXiliar indispensable para las peTsO-
mas afectadas de tisis, de esCr6fulR de Fa-
Qu1tlsmO 0trRs dOlenCias Cr6niC0G.
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La HIGIENE De LAS.
IgIesias.
Las concIusiOnes del doctor 0thon.
ChatasW.
"RlsD0tll Il casa III S060r. No useuDlls d d
SgOle.

BE aqnf Lao Conoluaione1 del doctor
Othon. CHATEAU en 81 t0Iis pTGIantRda ID
UniYeFAidad de Bahia Brazil, } que ds
ban delteneE en- cusnta y tomRP an Conuide
Eaci6n lou modeEnoB higisnistaa y Lar Jun
taa de sBnidad.
1.-Dsbsn oonltPuiEse igle1ian dc unl
sola nave con poCas capillRD y PocOB ats
2.-Debsn dsDterrsrGs Isa aIfombrau
C>PtinaL oolgaduras ffuebgeS, oEnamantC
do gGBa 7 dc pspoI d0 coloFes.
3,-Debeu empleRE1B Ellas do hieTE0 &
dc MADEIRA fSoileu ds la1RF.
4-DsbG inHtalaEBs h eleOtEicidRd por
tOdag parties d0nd0 req poBiblo.
5-Dsbsn oltaH abioRtaB lag puaEtns.
ventaDas , YidriSrRg, por lomsno1 duranto
laB cGTamoniaP.
6.-Deben suprimiTBe Ian cancO7aB do
lac pusrtas.
7.-Debsn ColaoaYHs Ga IRE sntradaB fell
pUdoB metGliC0B para limpiar 81 cRIzRdo
dc IaB impuFezag mas grueBaB.
8.-Todos loH df6I deIpu6s dc las
graRdeS festas debs EegaPBs ol BueIo con
g0lucionsg Bntis6ptiCRB , bRFHeF Gnseguids.
PuOde empleaEse mejor d m6todo GCongs.
iado poF lOa ObiSpoB de Fano Emilio:
90 rrin de MADEIRA impE0gnRdo do ANA 1o'
IuCi6n de BublimRdo 1 poH mil.
9.-Dsbsn OOlocar80 csroR do los alta
res, de los pilareB y por todRs partea, GsCu.
pidsras altaa qRe Oontengan lublimadO, y
que Ba limp'aFin todoB loB diRs:
10.-DBbsn ColocRFse an los IugaFen
mfS vinibleB inacripCioneB que digan: "ROs'
P tad 10 scaus del sefioE. mo oscupaiD
On 81 nuelo".
11-LavRE tOdsS las barandsE, paBa.
manoa ' dsmGB ObjetaB de MADEIRA con su'
bIimado.
-suprimir los Confssonariou 6 la.
vSFloa menudo con gubIimado, con iab6n
= con legfa de potaGs.
13.-Dsbsn smoleaFue Las piIas de aqua
bsndits de Bruins de lDRlpivoz, que SON
lAs mas higi6nicag; lou visjo1 acetroa daben
scr vaciGd doB y lava1og con sublimado s
con potaua, seg6n 81 material dc que este =
hochoa, una VGs poF uemRnR; deb0 CubrfE.
BsIeB con tRpa de metal.
14.-Dsbs pEOhibiUIs On RbEoluto baBaE
lee TeliquiaV, imSgensD, sstAtuRl, etc.
15.-Debsn teneE estas pEeacFipCionss
la sanction penal de multsB p0r Bu infrac'
ci6n.
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tenido on el dep6Bito municipal do 10 Ciu'
dod y aTm6 ellf un eac6ndalo agrsdisndo
otEo detsnido, 10 faerOn impusltoB hoy so
dfag de RFrestc.
LA mayGP pRTte de loa ofciRlsB de la
poliCfa inaulAF vendrSn la ciudad & sa.
ludaE Al coEonsl HAmill, que lIPgaT6 sl
jusvea pE6ximo.
-Ha vue!to & BR!ir & Ia i1Is q teaoVero
Do Puerto Rico que r'grsB6 aver de
YiequeR.
Maria MOnSanto, quo fac conducida
hoy Rnts iR CoEts municipal, RCuBadR3ds
aCometimieuto , agresi6n, fa6 abuueltRlpor
fAlla de pTusbRH.
-Fu6 muy elcgiada, Rnoche Ia bonita
dhnsa "IuSpiERci6n" del utlor AlvnEeE,
don MauTicio, gus Esvin6 Ia oEquoBta de
Rafael Marques, ca 81 casino.
EBa bells production bisn meReoS que
Ia olga 81 P6bIiCO. On Las rotFetan dc 10 pla
80 de BaldoFioty.
Ri walls del 'inteTmo8go" de "AmoF que
muere = amor que mace" del tenor Rafael
BRlaeiro, fac ejeCutado mRgiDtralmente.
-PFsgsnta nm heFmoao elegsnte aupec.
to la CASA que para tfeinaB eRtableci'
mientog oonstruyo On lR cRlls de Tetu6n
don Fernando MonOilla Jimeneg. SeRG
uno dc los m6B boniton edifeioB dc San
juan, con whites Al puerto PuertR
do Terra. TodoH aus depArtamsntog tionen
ventana1 la cRlle, , son sBpACiOSoB, Claros
y muy fresCoE.
Ell saba 10 Il las 10 de a noche lego
al puerto dc Nusva York con an msgnfi'
co viaje, sl vapoF "Carolina" on que
iban ConooidaB peTBOnaB de sstR CiudRd.
AHi 10 infoTmaEon hoy de 10 CRuR conBig.
natRTia. 7TN c n c. - e.----.7 -" CO
-El Official do gRnidRdj;sds GuTRbo, !Es'
mite BapgF0 de IN caBo dudogo de iebEs
tifaidea para 90 anGliB On 81 sl1lSboFataEio.
Ell Cfcial do Banidad de San Juan,
iuformR an CsHo de fsbEs tifoidOR Bugcrito
poF 81 doctor SicaEd6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
RNUNCIO De SUBISTI.
Doport,uunio d.l InlorlN d Puerto Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs
Ofeina "a 8l.perintandsnte.

Ofsina del Superintendent.
San Juan, P. r., Mayo ~ de 19Os.-
PEopoaiOioneI On plisgol CoFrRdoH para ID
adjudication an p6bliCa nubaEta de Ias
obrGI de GonDtrueci6n de 2010 metres IL
noales, mas menog, do cRrTOtsFR, ssCCi6n
O6guaR, San LORENZO, Ko. 4 6 Ko. 6, @
admitFGn On sstR ofCinR hasta laB 10 q.
N. del dis 10 de Junio 1908, On que 10
RbTir6n p6bliCamsnto.
81 pTeEupuGIto GpP0ximRdo de les 0bFag
agCiGnds 6 $15, 10000.
Todog los datog nOOeIariou, impResoS do
pEop0sieionea ContEatoB inntFucoione8 &
los post0EGB Be daE6n ca eBta ofiCina. Tam
bl6n % faCilitarfn aEnleS de loS pianos me-
dante an dOp6Sito provisional do $40 90
que gsE6n Re0mbolSadoB al dsvolver dichou
aSuleR
60r6 Condioi6n eSsncial del ContFato que
eI contratigta, pRFtir del Begundo mes In
elusive del plsso para ID tsTminaci6n de
Los tEabajoE, execute cada mGI obFa. poP
VRloE no msnor do 100000.
La AdminigtTRci6n b EoaaEVa el dcre-
Cho de EeOhAEE Cuslquiara todaB Las pro.
poGiCionss , Dc adjudicaE 81 contFato bsyo
otFas condolences que laa de pEsCio sola'
mentP.
Por orden del Oomisiouado del Tote,
EiOy.-J. ,. Jjmsnes, supt de ObraU Pti
blioag. Ia v.RN9
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ANUNCIO be SuBlSTA
Dspartamsnso del Interior. Ofoinas del
6apsrinteudsnts dc Obras P6bIieas.
ean Juan. z. 3 Mayo 26 q !, ,9O8.

ean Juan, r. 3 Mayo 26 a. 1908.
ProposiCiones ca pliegoI O0rEadOI para
Adjudication Ga p6bliCa Gubaata del sunni.
niItro, msdids J sntEoga ds 81 600 metros
C6bicoDD mfB mGnog do piodER tHiturada,
pOr lotel, para Ii conservation do lRG O..
FrotsEas inBulREs., e admitirfn On s-ta
ofCina hasta laB II q "a. del dia % de
Junio Dc 1908 ca qus % nbriFGn PdbliOa.
mOnts.
Todos Los datos nsCeuaEics q daR6n On
eGta Ofcins, donde 10 encusntEan dc mani.
felto todo8 los doCumentos que han do
Esgir ca Ia COntrAta podTGn FocogeF Io1
liCitadores los modelos de pEopolicione8
que han de prelsntaE.
La administration Gs resoEva 81 dO1scho
De TsChaEaE CuaIquieEa todas laB pRopo'
UiCionO8
PoE ordsn del Oomisionado dol Ints.
EioF, J. J. JinGnss. -supeEintondonte de
ObRR8 P6blicag. % y. .. ntn. 8.
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Ell eutisTO de la sefOrita Prats, eI
sabadO.

ConcuHridfsimo fu6 81 acto de conducir
81 CsmenteFio, loB FeStoB de lR que On vida
fac ViEtuoBfAima 1elioritR Maria Prat1, hiiR
de nusatro Comps nero On IR pEeDsR 81 90.
nor Salvador PEats, director de ''EI ITEM.
po''. Figuraban en ls ComitivR diHtiDgui.
dag peFHonRlidadeB de eAts BoCi0dad,
81 duslo fu6 deapedido, dc maneTa sen
tidisim8 y olocQsnte, por 81 edo. don Fe'
dsFiCo Degstsu = Gonzalez.
RsitsFamon nueatEo sincere psgame al
senior Prats todoB los familiaEeu de IR
mRlograda Marie, @ e. P. d.
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LTNEA FERREA DET, oFsTE

LIN Ia UNEtEtWA DEL UG7SIN.
ItinerariO.-Salidas de Bayam6n Capl-
tai simuItan0Rmonte.
DfRs labOrables.- Maf4ana g., O6, $50 9
IS 11.O0. TaFde IL. 10, Las SsI5, 4.85, 5.45.
y $50.
Dfas fostivos. 6,7.C5, s.8O s.45
, il. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 50, $50, 4,SO s,
IS y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
CatafiO Bayam6n, ida y vueItR 10. ella se
25G "a. GIase 16G. De Bayam6n OGtanO y
vuelta 10. class 15c, "a. clase 1Oc.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital CatanO on
La, Glage 8 CentavOS.
Bayamon 10 de septiembEO de 1905
Ramon Valdes.
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DiferenGiss pOIltiGas hOnrOsSmentl
ZanjadaS en- TalIsbOa.

Hoy 90 Eecibi6 On IL Jupta Central de
la UDi6n, 81 Biguisnte kilograms:
'TalIaboa junio 8, via Ponce. s.-P9eli'
dente Junta Central Union. San Juan,
P. r Zanjadas honFosamente d:fsRsnciaB
polfticaB que PxiBtfan en Ii coIeCtiyidad.
Gran manifestation r0CorFe GALES ceIe'
brAndo fauBto acontecimiento. Antonio
Rodriguez, Jol6 Ca8tallaF.
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quien afortunadamsntO Hali6 ileGo, pues 10
sglomeERci6n de perBonas que On un mo.
mento 90 rsuDieron, hizo que ID poliCfs TO-
mara CaRtRB en- oil aBunto, detsniendo al
PFeGunto ggreGor Rivera.
Tgn6EaSo las oRuBaa que impu'sAron al
FlsncisCo Rivera psrGoguir 4 Tirado.
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Rivera C1Trfa dstEas de TiT8dO con ul
BuiaI en- Ia disstTa.

Hoy como & lRl menos Cuarto cOrriR
por las ;CAlle8. dc sanGt tFranCiSCo con an
CuChillo ca ID diestrG, 81 individuo Fran
cisco Rivera, detrGB de Valentfn TiFRdo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08

En- ol depsEtamanto dc nanidad GOl
consolidate 30 hs EeCibido hoy d virus q.
Fa mataF FataG, que opoTtunamento fac pc,
dido Paris por 81 doctor V6zqUGE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-07-31
LARGE DEAL.
Big Timber Land Transaction In
West Virginia.

What is said to be the largest
Single sale Of timber land in the
history of West Virginia has been
made by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to a corporation
which will at once begin development. |
The purchasing company has mills
at Ridgeway and at Conference.-The |
-Gauley, within easy reach of the |
tract. The combined capacity of its
loills Is 100000 feet day. Two mil
Hon dollars is the reported price paid |
for 100000 acres of hardwood, chief
ly virgin forest, containing yellow
poplar, cherry, oak maple, birch, ash
and many other valuable woods
The land lies in a mountainous re-
gion drained by northeastern tribu-
taries of the Great Kanawha which
empties into the Ohio about 800 miles
from Pittsburg. 1t is one of the
largest and most valuable bodies of
hardwood timber remaining in the
Appalachian region. Many Of the
tract mountain ranges which cross
the tract are from 5000 to 4, 600
feet high, and covered TO their sum-
mits with rich forests,
North of this tract but drained by
the same streams, lies another hold
ing of $4,000 acres, recently secured
by pulp company. This is covered
with spruce and hemlocl, with many
patches of hardwoods. Development
of the property, It Is said, will be-
gin in the immediate future. The
two bodies of land, lying in the same
( region, aggregate more than 500
square miles of primeval forests a
about to be turned into marketable
products ..-..
The stripping of the forest cover
from a region so large and so noun
famous will be watched with interest
by those who study the effects Of
the soil cover on the stream flow.
The rainfall over the region is very
heavy--more than four feet annually.
Snow six feet deep on the timbered
mountains, while not usual, it is
ar occasional occurrence. Fire
is sure to follow the usual methods
, of numbering, and unless this region
is more fortunate than most lumber
tracts in that part of the Appa-
tracts in that part of the Appa-
and sides of the mountains will be
e laid bare down to the soil and rocks,
: The rainfall and melted
snow, which are now retarded by the
. forests, will then pour down the max
ed slopes and cause destructive floods
II the lower streams, and low water
win follow.
West Virginia Is one of the States
which has taken no measures to pro
! tect its valleys from floods by pre-
serving the forests on mountains. II
woods are being cut and burned NOR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-07-31
FARM FOR SALE,

$50 acres on Big Sandy river at
Richardson. Lawrence county Ky.
Good school and church within one
fourth mile. 80 acres level, $50 acres
cleared, all tillable and good strong
land. 40 acres in grass Hill land
that is cleared is all new land.
considerable timber, and the land
Oh which It stands is rich. Young.
orchard of assorted fruit. Good
coal. VIII sell with or without min
eral. Title good. For particulars
write j. w. Akers at Prosperity, Ky,
or Clint Wallace at Richardson.
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Death Of Frank WeIIman.
Prosperity, Kentucky,

Prosperity. Kentucky.
Elmgroye lodge No. IS. NJ. P. S.
Whereas. II has pleased Almigh-
y God to call from the labors OF this
life to his reward in heaven, our be-
loved brother Frank Wellman, July
q. 1908, be It
Resolved. That In the death Of
Brother wellman Elmgroye lodge los
q worthy and valuable brother, the
community citizen whose moral char
acter and habits are worthy OF int
tation. whose life and character,
word and deeds won for him the es-
teen, for as an honorable man he
was regarded by men In all the walks
Of life and by the church as a
progressive christian .....
Resolved. That we extend our sym
rathy to his children, as his wife had
preceded him to the grave several
years, and exhort them 20 look to
Him who doeth an things well.
Resolved, That the resolutions be
copied on our minute book, copy
sent 70 the family and copy bC
sent TO "a Big Sandy News for pub
licator
J. S. Osborn,
s. II. Burton, Committee.
John Morris,
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n REACHED TILE SPOT.

Mr.. L. II. Humphrey, who owns a
aarge general store at Omega, O.,
and is president OF the Adams Coun-
~ Telephone Co, OF Jpike county
ohio, says Of Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery; 1T esaved my life once At
least l think 1t did. 1t seemed ? to
reach the spot-the very seat Of
nv cough--when everything else fail
ed.p DR.. Kings New Discovery not
only reaches the cough spot; It
heals the sore spots and the weak
spots in throt, lungs aud chest
Sold under guarantee at A. NJ
Hughes drug store. soc and $500
trial bottle free.
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rapidly perhaps than those of an;
other State, and this in face of the
fact, that it is by nature a forest
State, with soils and situations suit
ed to all eastern timber trees. 1t
might perpetuate its forests and have
woods Of immense value always. A
little protection against fire, the leav-
ing of small trees to form the future
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Mules For Sale.

have six mules for sale. One
span years Old weight about 500
pounds each One span S and .
years old, weight about 1000 pounds
each Two yoke of work oxen. All
well broken. VIII sell cheap for cash,
or on time, A slow note prepared.
ROBERT DIXON.
Louisa, Ky.
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webbyiIle.

Your writer and wife and Miss Mil
bred Farley returned from a pleas
ant visit to DR.. Hudgins at Olive Hill
recently.
Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott came FROM
Olive Hill to visit John Scott.
Mrs. Parson came from Ashland
TO Charley Flaunery's.
Win Cole and Master Freddie came
up from Garner to see F. R. Moore
and family,
John Murphy and Mr.. Kimble re-
turned with him to work at saw mill
Mr.. Bond, Of Flat Gap, went TO
Charleston.
Fred Moore, of Cincinnati, went
to Olive Hill.
Uncle Tip and Morton Pennington
went TO Blaine.
Dr. Williams has gone to Chero-
kee.
Judge Woods and Mr., Hylton bought
in lO7 head of fine hogs TO ship.
Levi Webb will ship a load of
cattle, Also Mr.. Malley will ship
a load
Mrs. c. L. Thompson and Mrs,
Loo Williams went TO Blaine today.
Two Mrs. Kisers are over from
Bells Trace
Thorps man from Huntington, is
here after wool,
Mrs. Morris and Miss Morris, o.
BIaine, are here going to Doc Nor
ns' at Greenup.
Mrs, Jennie Cole is the guest o.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r
Moore.
jeff Rife is over from Bells Trace
Marion Lyons and grandson, from
Laurel are here.
l.. ]. Webb is home from twt
weeks trip.
Richard and Lem Cyrus went L
Ohio to work.
Geo. Belcher, Of Gray son, is here
Mr.. Rutledge, BugIe-Herald man
of Grayson, Is In town.
Leslie swetnam came from tn
west TO visit relatives.
Peter Sparks son came from Ash
land.
MIR. Taylor and Arch Smith are her
with a fine drove of cattle.
Mr.. Curry, postotfice inspector,
here.
Mrs. Monroe Walter, of Blain,
went to Winchester.
Mrs. Andy and Miss Eliza Ratclii
went TO Holden.
A. S. Conley, of Blaine passed hel
en- route to Ashland.
Five Griffiths came from Grayso
and went to Needmore TO see GilC
= Griffith, who is very low.
Several car loads OF cattle. shee
: and hogs were shipped out OF hel
q this week. 49,. ..
Fl Two OF Jasper Evans boys an
II Mr.. and Mrs. Williams went TO vi
i. Il Frank Gambills at Portsmouth,
Jimmie Moore came over from l.
!. gan, w. Va, to see his father al
. mother, who are not well. PIT.
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~ &

forest, and provision for reproduction
by means of seed trees. are simple
measures, but they would mean all
the difference between wasted hill
sides and well stocked forests, ripe
for the ak. A few years would bring
handsome returns from the invest
ment II; tA
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a cAI.lFRoNlANs Lrck.

"The lucllest day OF my life was
when ! bought a box Of Bucklcn's
Arnica salye," writes Chass +. Blu
dphn, Of Tracy California. Two
Csc boxes cured me Of an anHoyI1s
case OF itching piles, which had trou-
bied me for years and that Yielded
no no other treatment" sold un-
der guarantee at A, NJ, Hughes drug
store 49,. .