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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
PaintsvllIe.

Frank H. Preston, Of Paintsville,
has been notified of his appointment
to a good clerkship in the Auditors
office at Frankfort. He will enter
upon the discharge Of his duties July.
1. He will remove his family to
Frankfort,
In the city Of San Francisco, CAL,
Wednesday, Mr.. John c. stambaugh
was united in marriage to Miss
Lucia Olive wager, a charming young
lady and highly connected Mr. Stam-
baugh is son OF James H. stam-
baugh, of Sitka. He located in SAM
Francisco three years ago and pros
pered. -Paintsville Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Episcopal Services.

On Tuesday evening next there
viii be services in the M. T. Churcn,
the Rev. Francis Moore. Rector OF
the Episcopal church in Ashland,of-
ficiating. This is the beginning OF
the regular monthly service and ser
mons by Mr.. Moore the third Tues
day in eeh month being the appoint
ed time The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
KILLED In WRECK.
Engineer Andrew Berry Loses His Life By Big
Sandy Train Going Over Embankment.
NARROW ESCAPE OF MANY PASSENGERS

Andrew Berry, engineer. lost his
life in a wreck that occurred on the
Big Sandy division of the c. and
o. railroad last Friday at $40 p. m.
six miles south OF Louisa.
The fireman, Richard Dwyer. was
also injured, but he will recover. The
baggage master, VIM. Kilgore,and ex-
press messenger, Kelley Moore, were
bruised considerably,
The wreck was one OF the wors,
IN the history OF this division. The
train was No, 3S, leaving Ashland
Tor Pikeyille al p. m. 1t consisted
of a baggage car, a combination smo-
ker and colored compartment car,
and passenger coach.
At the Hardin n +, mile aud q
quarter above Torchlight station
tlere is large fill. on the upper
end OF which a rather sharp curve
begins. The engine had passed oyel
this FIJI and was rounding the curv'
when II suddenly left the rails ant
landed on It's side several feet avail
from the track The baggage ca'
stopped in a position at right angle
10 the rails and with one end dow
the embanknient. The comblnatic
car turned over on its side alongsid
the track The front end OF Tn
passenger coach was off OF tn
track in such position as to caree
1.-The car considerably. In spite OF thl
badly twisted condition Of the trai
all the couplinss held except that D.
tween the engine and tender.
The fan of the engine broke nun
bel OF steam pipes, sending floo
Of scalding water and steam upo
the PROSTATE engineer and firema
Berry was In the worst position o.
foot landed in the fire box anon
the red hot Goals and at the san
time the hot water was cooking u
i flesh OF his entire body. By gre
: effort the tortured man succeed
\ In dragging himself out of the wrec
He was pitiable sight and his suff'
: Ing was horrible. A handcar was pi
!. cured from section men about q m
y away and the unfortunate man W
laid upon car seat and brought
. the hospital at Louisa as quickly
\ possible. Upon reaching here he v
"a shivering as though freezing to dea
!. Every possible attention was g
\. en- him, but the physicians pronoui
4 ed the case practically hopeless, I
! flesh was so cooked that It dropr
off. His wife was brought here fr
u. Ashland by special train, arriyi
!. at $3.50 p. M. Mr.. Berry lived J
"A III I o'clock the next morning,
maiaing conscious almost TO
,a end. The body was taken to A
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Compromised.

jim Dulen, son-in-law Of Uncle
steve Bond, who has been in jail In
johnson county for the past two
weeks, on warrant procured by
Mr.. Bond, seeking to have Dulen bond
ed to keep the peace, was compromis-
ed and Dulen released from custody.
Readers Of the NEWS win recall
the troubles of the Bonds and Du-
len. as recorded in this paper some
weeks ago. Mrs. Dulen win be re-
membered as one time keeper Of
the old Arlington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Fine Stallion Dead.

The fine imported coach stallion
purchased by the Louisa Coach Horse
Company at price Of something oy-
er $4,000, died few days ago at
John @. Burns farm near Louisa.
He was sicF tn,P q few hours and
the. cause d rIndsath isnnnknown,
The cokpdrf sNas composed Of
about t1hty I.lla men and farm.
ers Of this yicinilE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Good Position For lhas, Elan.

Charles NJ. Elan, formerly of this
county, has just been elected prin-
cipal of the Wise Graded Schools,
Wise, Va. Wise is the county seat
Of Wise county and one of the most
beautiful towns in south western
virginia. They have voted bonds
aad are soon to erect $4,000 school
building. This school employs {
faculty of eight teachers and pays
prof Elan salary of 5000.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12

A.. O. Carter, Of Louisa. was Of
fered the position of Deputy Warden
of the penitentiary at Frankfort re-
Gently, but declined It, as he could
mot afford to giye up his law prac-
tics and move to Frankfort for the
amount Of salary attached to 8 the
position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Meeting at Bolts Fork

There win be mass meeting in a
grove near Bolts Fork, Ky, on the
second Sunday in July. Dinner on
the ground. All day services, Preach
ing by @. c. Hutchinson. 2. F. WI
liams. j. w. Critics and /. N. Fannin,
Arrangements will be made TO feed
and take care Of all who may at
tehdp Drop me a postal ~ you are
coming from a distance
4 an4lsS eta ia N.s-WtPERRY:
r r. D. Catlettsburg, KY,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Death Of Mrs. Half.

On Tuesday Mrs. David Hall, died
at her residence in West Louisa, af-
ter a long illness. She had been par
alyzed for long time and was the vic
tim Of a heart trouble. The body
was taken to the country for inter-
ment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Killed In Mines.

From a correspondent the NEWS
learns that Tom Kimbal, formerly OF
Fort Gay, was killed by a fall OF
slate in coal mine on Buffalo creek
near Chattaroy, W. Va. At the
same time his son, VIII, was so SER
iously injured that his life is de-
SPARED Of. He was taken to the
hospital at welch. Mr.. Kimbal left
a widow and four small children.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
FATAL DOSE
7
swallowed by R. E. I
Morphine Poisoning Causes
Of a Louisa Attorney al
huntington.

Dis community was sIeatD -.
ortiy after noon last FridA
telephone message from II W.
..n announced that Judge Ro .
|le. OF this place. had taken ,.
1nd 4 uld live but few minute ~. =,
mes ,ke was soon followed by
81, az he might live until w. ~,
Hops was then felt and eN g
that Judge Lee might recover
this hops was doomed never
realized, for shortly after ,hI F"
eeptlou Of the second message
followed by a third telling
death
U the reception OF the
intelligence os the rash deed ~ !,
L1o, saatily prepared to so I
hmI band. hoping 10 reach Hu
\ beAso, his death. She took -
1 MI Iw. but long before she i,
helA,Ides,Inatlon her husband
dead The body was prepar
1 burial and brought TO LOUIS :.
lnight On Saturday afternod ~
|, linnerai services were held
church. conducted by
\, M ! ". AT the oonolusioH
vice the body was interre =
d, lMIkerson cemetery.
.l,I Mr. Lee had been In H. 49,.
A,7 day or two before he q n,,, -
|Nlhe rash act watch made ~
|[,lilule children fatherless,
I -howed a huge dcse OF NOR ,s,aa
H., saloon -oIr Sunday sehod ma,
IRE >. Z "o'a' he
kiilIamson Enmrprise. ny a
----SIl1ss r.s',srtrtne fell
49, aAstslf 10 fhonghty
had takm a dose before
one: for almost immediate
inking the second dose he w,,N
The floor :
A hurry cali was sent fof !. :
hulance and the unforuna ,.va,
was carried 70 the hospital on.o,
possible speed and the mo
'meesures were used TO save .Ao,
life, but all efforts were H.
Bt) died without regaining
Ns ca
Judge Lee came TO Louisad :,
Years ago. He was by traA ~
per hanger and painter, an g. /,
one, too He followed hi ~,
successfully tho remainder ronoa
~" Su' seseral years al torms
gan the study Of law andink h.a
cf time was admitted TO I! ~
vas a man OF mreh intell !.
large fund OF general int'1 sho,
ie had good education. q i
m1ch and remembered anhP !.
He was an ardent Democrhet
a stump speaker he couldH1n :,
pwn" with all comers -.
capacity Judge Lee was actiealt ~. "a l
political campaigns. p - i,
Some years ago he wor aa
Police Judge OF Louisa ant We, 81
term OF four years In j. leu
ha ,vaa aiack "a olt,, ot,a., hqr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12

Sam WelIman, who was indicted at
Williamson at the present term Of
circuit court there upon charge Of
forgery, was released on bond.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12

Ora Thompson, who married a
Wayne county woman, is In jail at
Ironton, charged with attempted
assault upon a little girl. He has
another wife at Seiotoville, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12

The members of the Honorable
County Court were in the upper end
of the county last week locating new
reads.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12

Last Sunday night an east bound
freight on the NJ & w. Ry, ran in
to a pair of fine mules at Mill creek
bridge, killing both of them.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
Fort Gsyites.

Agent Osborne, of the N. & W.
is off for Is day vacation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12
A Busy Birdsbsrs \

J the 9th inst. the
at the home Of Mr..
|s Miller. On the 7th
G. Burns received |
" 10th Mr.. and MRS.
Miss Mayme wellI
became the parents
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25
MORE FOREST RESERVE BENEFITS

The Times-Herald man had q
very pleasant visit with Supl
Wes. Of the Sumpter Valley
Railway the other day Mr.
West expressed the desire OF his
company @. extend the road over
90 Earnsg Valley. but stated
that under theurcsent conditions
&c looked impossible. Notwith-
standing the fact that Hartman
IS making preparations TO tap
-r. Great Harvey Country the
-Gmr Valley would have con-
-rJel It's extension on into
Burns had not the creation Of
she forest reserve stopped &c.
There IS u5. sufficient business
ir sigh. tr Justify the road COM
ing al. that distance without lo-
60. business between the points
and s conditions imposed by
Che ra.arr. are such shat people
cannot a induced 60 erect mills
a.ru. -r route and bus timber
from cine government II canuo.
Hg done pr1a.aD.y and comply
wi.r .He provisions Of the depart.
mer Nr Wes, says ;nat @
.a-s. amour. OF the timber iu
.a.s reserve has ma.urei and
.aa- tas present policy ot che
government really detrimental.
of otherwise as the long
.s .b.s timber allowed Go ,aud
.Ue more 8. le-ar.1rates
Iaa people 1t Haruey COUNT
lad hopes OF ,hs Sgmpter VALLEY
uad boa, until some concession Is
made 1g ,he government it can
bog reach us Mr.. Wes, stated
Har u all .islih0od the road
would be- extended 90 John Day
ALLEY jus: as soon as financial
1Uait.0Us became norma. au.
aHa. reaching ,he Haueg
1Wry was pr0b.ema,ic 0r ace
ouu, OF che condition. mention
a.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25
SUPERVISOR IRELAND ENDORSED

At q spec.a. meeting OF -re
Grant County Stockgrower Asso-
citation held q, John Day Oregon
January Is, 1905 -he following
resolution was passed
Tina. iu as much as there has
ueeE criticism Of the Blue Mount
aims .Westl National Forest by
Supervisor a. S. Ireland and said
criticism was embodied iu res9
.uuOHs from the State Woo.
Growers Association a. their
meeting at The Dalles, Oregon.
in November last and his remoy-
al demanded.
Resolved. That this Ass0cia-
zion does not approve Of said re-
solution and demand. But re-
commend and endorse the admin
Of the said A. S. Ireland
as an honest and earnest effort
10 fill q very difficult, and almost
thankless position.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

The Times-Heraid man -aa.
q great deal Of interest shown tr
this country by outs.d, reau..
during his visit TO Portland and
Willamette valley points While
it may not take on che appear
ance Of q boom. there IS little
doubt but there will be % great
influx Of h0meseekers into tne
Harney country the coming sea-
son. The financial furry is sill.
feit Oh the outside and moueg IS
rather close not So available ou
speculation enterprise but men
are ready 90 put .t into good
lands and The Times-HeruId
now IN touch with O few who
have unlimited capital 60 irves.
IN lands. Some Of these people
will. visit o. during the coming
spring and no doubt many others
will also come on O similar ms-
sion.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

Senator Fulton mas succeeded
IN passing the bill creating East
err Oregon o federal court dis.
trict and yhe bill provides for @
full set Of officers and locates
Baker City as the seat of the
federal court It seems now
that Congressman Ellis w.l. iu-
tr0duce q measure in the house
making Pendlet0u the sea. of
the federal court. People 0.
Harney county as well as other
sections OF southeastern Oregon
should demand that che Fulton
bin be passed by the house as f.
is and advise Judge Ellis 90 keen
his hands Of People get tired
Of this political monkey busi-
ness" and should nave their pre-
ference respected. Ge0graph.-
caliy Baker City is the proper
place for this court and there f.
should go
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

bound o. r. & n. train that
leaves Portland the evening be
fore This arrangement would
necessarily make the leaving of
the STAGE az Austin one hour
later but would bring all Port
land mail that reached the post
Office here before 5 O'Clock the
proceeding day. This isa matter
for local people along the line 60
take up.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

Tom Richardson, secretary of
the commercial club at Portland.
was before the meeting of the
newspaper men at Portland last
week and gave an excellent talk
upon the possibilities of every
section Of our state in the way of
settlement and development dur
ing the coming season Mr.
Richardson that the newspaper
men give wide publicity Co
the c0l1nist rates which w...
he effective during March and
April this year The rates are
made 20 all points in Oregon and
each community should take the
matter up with prospective home
seekers and advertise thoroughly
that tickets may be bought 90 the
home station. Harney county
people should remember this and
take advantage OF any Oupo~tuu-
ity to advise outside people to
buy tickets. not TO Portland. but
Baker City. our neatest railroad
point When writing 90 people
about Harvey county tell them
the point 20 where they should
buy their ticket.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

St0cEmen Of this county gem
orally express themselves weL
pleased wiki the consideration
accorded them 10y the forest Of
hcials az the stocEgrowes meet
ing o. John Day last Saruriar
and ir appears that -hey viii
likely nave less cause 20 COM
plain In the future. The govern
ment recognizes thar residents of
this county are entitled 10 range
in the reserve first even f .-
eventually result In denying such
70 outside sI0ckmen. This IS as
ir should be. Blue ML Eagle.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

Last Wednesday during the
tria. OF F. ?. Mays and former
IT, S. Dist Attorney Hall at
Portland in the federal court. IL.
Il Hendricks and c. 3. Zachary
come in and changed their pleas
of not guilty TO the charge of il-
eEal.y fencing public land TO-
guilty. ". w. Steiwer also iu-
lic.ed for some was in the lobby
and /. was reported be would
plead guilty when called uror
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

The people VINO are complain
ing all the time about the mail
service should be given an 0ppor-
tunity 10 bring 81 In. The
writer has just came I'm over tne
lire and knows che difficulties
encountered az this time. He Is
ready 10 state positively thar
better service under present con-
dItions and circumstances would
be almost impossible. tie visited
the mail car on the Sumpter Val
ley and watched Mail Clerk
Smith handle his work and found
hlm very accurate as well as
speedy The former complaints
against him were discussed and
he showed conclusively that he
was in no wise responsible for
any DELAYS in the mail to the in
terror, or any other point for
that matter. The Times-Herald
would suggested a new schedule
that would bring our western
mail in u hours earlier, however. (
The Sumpter Valley now leaves
Baker City at 8 O'Clock q. m. and
By holding it just one hour it
would connect with the east
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

The Times-Herald learns that
the city council mas another 0ccu-
patton tax ordinance 10 be pass
ed q revision Of the one recently
passed over the mayor 8 veto.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

Do you know that PinesalVc
CarDolized acts ike a poultice IN
drawing out inflammation and
poison? 1t is antiseptic. For
cuts, burns, eczema, cracked
hands it is immediate relief. Sold
BY The Welcome Pharmacy,
Ore. Fred Haines., Har-
ney, Ore.
job printing The Times Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

Deputy Sheriff Teul. was G
visitor a- Narruw5 -ais vee
A dance will De given Friday
evening Boz the Anderson Hall By
] Heuey. Much pleasure Is au-
-c.rayed.
Mrs. D. A. Cawlde.d has re-
turned after O short visit u
Burns
Dir and Mrs. Francis Auder-
SON nave returned from Burn
where -ney went 90 be- a- -ne
bedside gf ALr. Anderson
mother
William Dawson and son were
business visitors ON Tuesday
A and Mrs Nash entertained
r---. az dinner on Wedaasda
evening
A-l recent scn00. meeting T..
Egg.es-oH Ar Harmen and ST..
G Holder We're elected direc-lr
and Wm Dawson, clerk.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

S. DEMO Oregon General
n. randise business. saloon.
hr also buildings and land.
t ing house and furniture.
F. rticu.ars address
MRs. A SCHuBENEB
Deni0. Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY

The meeting was called To or
dor s+ 2.15 Amor The rnll cali
.,,.i .t.,,;,.... ...-., ..,-s ~,
lol''"''s .',.''o.'s Wet, i''o'
PRESIDENT Den hlng' wee pre-
sldent lladge Miller; s retarE
Tio~nura Tr0mn=Or. r -r.rar.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-01-25

SATURDAY JANUARY us
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
More Evidence.

The experiences of the present
year in cultivating Wlnn hill
lands, indicate that they are well
adapted to growing all kinds of
fruit and garden truck. This
presupposes intelligent methods,
proper industry and careful
supervision. Mr.. w. d. Melton
who lives a short distance from
Winfield, planted little over q
quarter of an acre of ground in
cabbages. He sold from this
patch 1850 pounds of cabbage at
2 l-2 cents per pound, equivalent
to over $lC0 per acre. Such re-
ceIpts from a single product in-
dicates the handsome revenues to
be derived from vegetables and
fruit for which there is a constant
demand in both home and distant
markets. This indicates that a
good revenue can be derived from
other products than cotton alone,
without as much labor and the
risk that always attends a cotton
crop. 1t emphasizes the need of
more thrifty cultivators on the
vacant hill lands of Winn parish
which have been denuded of their
timber by the lumber industry.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
PASSENGER WRECK
ON ROCK ISLAND
4 Railway Accident That Did
Not Result in any Very
Serious Consequences.

y wreck on the Rock Island
railroad last Friday night at s
O'Clock, caused no little excite
ment in this place, and rumors
flew thick and fast of casualties
incurred. Two passenger coaches
were overturned on an embank-
ment and turned on their sides
two miles north of Dodson.
One coach was badly damaged.
There were about thirty passen-
gers in the coaches and very few
of them escaped cOntusions of
some nature. Fortunately no
limbs were broken and no one
was killed or dangerously injured.
Among the bruised were Mrs.
w. w. Sharp, nose broken, and
baby bruised, Dodson. j. NJ.
Handy. bruised. Z. c. Murphy.
back and hip hurt, Ruston. W.
Nj. Been, sprained knee, Edo
RADIO. Conductor HI. V. Holcomb.
bruised leg. Mrs. Myrick, bruised,
Little Rock. Mrs. Whaley and
two little daughters. bruised,
Hope. w. NJ. Garrett, bruised
internally, Rev. j. X. Edwards,
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
B. Y. P. u. Program.

The Baptist young people have
arranged the following progam
for their meeting To be held at 4
p. m. next Sunday, August Q:
Scripture reading-Matthew %:
AZ 56-27: 3-10.-Geo. Bozeman.
A brief outline of the facts
about Judas. Miss Nettie TeagIe.
A study of of Judas sin and It's
motive. (Paper.)-Miss George
Prothro.
The love of money. (Address.)
-Harlie Bozeman.
Blindness to SIM consequences.
Herbert Robinson.
The need of personal faith in
Jesus. address. 30. u. Payne.
An appeal to the unconyerted.
Rev. j., X. Edwards.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
WINFIELD Must Work.

Despite the trenOrs of renewed
activity that are apparent IN this
locality. and the several improve
ments already scheduled, the
active citizenship are notified
that they must be up and doing.
Such cities as Monroe, Ruston
and the more pretentious towns
are taking active steps to secure
and utilize every industry and
facility that will add to their
growth and Importance. Winn-
field cannot be content to sit still
and witness its neighbors capture
all the prizes.
II Is not characteristic of the
energetic population of Winfield
to take a back seat and quietly
look on when there is something
doing and something to be done.
Just on the eve of the business
season is a good time to put the
car of progress in motion and
keep it moving steadily onward.
There are a number of important
matters to be considered and
when the present food season
abates, it would be we'll to have a
conference and discuss those vital
questions which most nearly
concern the present and future of
this progressive town.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07

shoulder and face hurt. Winfield.
Drs. j. j. and \. NJ. Peters Of
t. place went 10 D0lSon ,mme-
dI.te'y and attended to the
injuries of those who were more
seriously injured. That the cas-
ualtic- were 50 light seems almost
miraculous. The train was run
ming slow ut the time and the
cause of the accident has not
been definitely stated.