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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
NEADs BRANCH.

nsed. On the lt,A-. the infant ehild
e Mr.. and Nrs San Miller. We Il
ted cur heartfelt sympathy 70 TIE
lezrsred parents
Lys Hicknan has moved here from
Hr1dy branch TO farm this sumner.
Charles Mad vho hss been on The
sick list for some tire IS able TO be
cut aEain-
Nola Hickman attended church Al
Charley the second Saaday.
Monte Johnson is hone fron W.
Va
TAere viii Be church at this piace
the last Saturday night n this month
end the first Sunday in March.
n $ Dean i teaching a winter
shcol At Charley.
II Hlakles Is attending school Al
Charley.
Married On the stA. jim Martin to
Geneva Mead
Died. on the 18Th. the infant eAnd
q Nr and Ma Tom Hail.
Andersen Pack Il On the slck llzl
Nea,nely Olrl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
JUDGE HAGINS
Says He VIII Now Return to the
Democratic Fold.

Le1inEtOa. KY. FEB III. Wise
HsEAns. County Attorney for BreAthiti
oosnfy. whose claims for appointment
10 snccead the iafe Judge R0bt Hid
dell a. circ1it Jndse Of the Twenty
tkird District. we're turned down in
fsvor Of J. P. Adams. q BeAtryyiIle.
b. Acting Governor Con. Is sore =
Ills claims to have rendered inesti-
nable services TO the Republican par
y By swinging Breathltt into line
ard o1sting Denoerafie Office hold
ers These claims we're presented 70
Governor wIlson. but they failed 70
impress him
ThIs morning the Brezthitt oOun-
y attorney. en- route frOn Prank
fort 70 Jackson. declared himself as
nov back IN the Democratie ranks
and that a. a reward for the cool
reception rendered him in this sp-
poinsnenf. be vili Do his utmost 10
carry BrsAfhiif county hack To the
Dsmocrats
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
THREE BROTHERS
Compose Principal Part Of Court
at Wayne in Murder Case.

Tie trial Of SAN KinstIe- for XIII
ing Davis Bartrzn al n Gay. ban
a Wayne. W Va. Izs1 Monday. Thir-
ty-TUO vitnessss boarded the ? a N
train Monday for Wavne
A remarkable feature Of TIE trial
Is that three brothers are Playing
Ieading rOIeS Judge W W Narczn
Is presiding over tie court kaving
been eIecfed speefzl Judge for The
p1esent tern Of the Cirruif CO1rt. ss
Judge WiIkersOa Is zbssut from the
districL John s Narc1n is repre-
senting the defense ard Lar Narezu
IS attorney for the prOsecu-ioa
These attorneys are bruthers and
al prominent lzEyerz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
3ERA LOUISA LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY FEB D. 1908.
ABE Lincoln" of HOnse.

Reprssentative Isaac 2 Rsce. Of the
JohnsOa-Nartin dIstrirf. is one of the
fsmiIIar figures Of the General As
ssmbly By reason Of resemblance 10
the pictures Of Abraham Lincoln: N
fact. he has earned ths nickname of
ABE Lincoln from his azsOeiates.
Nr Rice says that i nothing nev 70
him. as all his oons'itnents call him
hy that name. and that any time he
answers more readily 70 the call q
-Abe- than Ike the abbreviAtiOn
Of his real front name zepreseS;aiiv
Rice haiIs fron = district that dOesn'I
contain enough democrats to make
things Interesting a. eIecSiOn time,
IN many preciness there not being
enough of the faithful 10 furnish eIec-
ton offIcerA He declares there Il
vsrY little induoement for being q
I<nocr.t in his bailluiek- Louis
vile Tines
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
NEW CORN MILL
Machinery Just Installed By
The Big Sandy Milling Co.

The Big Sandy Milling COnpany's
business has grown to such an extent
that the capacity Of their corn mill
department. vas not sufficient 70
meet the demands For this reason
tkey have installed = large mill Of
ample ezpariry and q the latest
improved design It veat into opera
ton several days zgO and Is doing
the highest class q work
The expert miII-vright Who cane
To install the plant also add some
features to the the mill that vii "A
eilitzte the handling Of prOd1cts and
give the company = more economic
arTzngsmenL
The Big Sandy Milling Company
follows the policy Of keeping IFS plant
strictly up-tO-dzfe and is being Ie-
Vzrded With = large patronage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
WEBBvHLE

Mr.. Rzuley and family have moved
firm VIII Coles farm 70 Greenap
Mr.. Huff. deatist. IS here for vesk
OF tvo-
Mr.. Duty and Miss Dora Woods
gent Sunday Al the home Of James
Woods on East FOEk
Fischer Is sending ont lOad Of
pine lumber
Mr.. Green Is IOading out slaves
Your writer has been in bed two
DAYS Nth ths grip is little better.
FreS wssS has gOne 70 Weston "
Va.
Fred Stewart il over from Cat
Wat Kitchen Is up from Willard
Lon Young Is over from Irish creek
VIII vanhOrn IS here from Grsen-
~
sam sheppard has returned from
LCuisA
Mrs- Osborne and daughter. Of
B.aine. vent to Winchester to visii
Ms MoIlIe GambfII
John vanh0rn and Mss Berry vsni
TO Greenup today
Yr. Taekest passsd with a drove q
cattle
Mr.. Ward Of Ashland IS here
Judge Woods has gone up Blaine
to buy cattle
IL. Webb made = business trip Il
CserOkee-
UneIe Levi Webb : quite siek-
ROsoOe Wright Is here from Hol-
dsn. W Va
Bob BlAakenship. drummer. IS II
town
Mr. Cole. Iumberuan. OF Ashland
II here loading = car
Charley F4nsy Is on TIE siek
list
Arer = three days rain there Is
TO bottom to Cur rOads.
Bob Leety. train boss. cane uD 10
day
Lam Niles Is here frsan Ashland
Mss Dora cinder. q KenOva- i Al
BIZ Greel's
Nr- Evs-soSe. scave and tie aan.
p<ssed through heTe h= =ssk
Hard times have 81 in here No
teszs being brought in No vO-k
I. be had Those vhO have been
away Al work are hack- With noshinE
TO do
Lumber and ties are Piled ~ here
and not being shipped Out hecsuse
buyers can not pay for then
Pit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
YATEsvn1K

G. b Garter. q B1Eseyvine. and
A o Carter. u L0uisa- have aInosf
oOntinUzIly attended the bedzide e
their SEX father fO- the past to
weeks Alth0uEh Bert and Al have
both grOun 70 manhood and have
bsco1e the hezds q families ens
being . pr0ninenf attorney q yer
tozn and The 0ther = pr0uinent ell
hen q B1sseyvfIIe. they Do not f1r-
81 nor negiecr their father dl5ilE
Ehzt IS believed 70 Be his Iast nlness
On this earth -CncIe Georgy- - he
: 1szfIy kn0SB Is veEy I0s-
Bora recently 70 TIE wife q J.nzs
Gruho. = thirteen-poand boy. a.d %
tke uife q " Il BentIeE. an elEAf-
p01nd girl An are doing niosly-
There Is q great deal q sirknezs
K thiz pant q The neighborkood
inz nOu. and Drs Rice and Garter
are alzoz coatinIaIly o. he 81
Rev ABdy Thoupson and vie e
Liitle Blaine are here visiting Uncse
George Carter. ard innediafely ol
their arrival Mr.. Th0npsoa u.s taksl
dOun SICK and is At this tine in a
very feeble condition
Mss Ethsl Pig received the fIncst
vaie1rine that cone through the
YstesviIle pcstOffice-
Roy Carter o,e ~ our school trus-
tees. 2ys be IS going 10 take ae1s
10 b-ing cur district out a dehi. and
p1rOns vill sit up and take nctice
Mrs Cora Burton. the iailer's wife
vas here visiting the SICK an hst
reek-
GeOrse Carter Jr.. Is having a new
groana cleared On The farm vhich -
recently purchased
TAsre were sod drining lids n
Blaine recently. hut little timber q
any importance passed down.
CeOrge J. Carter and nr W
Carter attended the Masonic lotgo
4, your place Monday night
Country 0roenncsa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
BEAR CREEK

The revival MEETING a Grzssia1d
kzs einsed With II oOuSs-SiO1s
DOde FSelds. sOa a W n FEDS,
fsn of the fence ard received =
vsry dAzeero1s eut On the heaA
ROsoOe o1ee1 Of Whites Greek ueni
10 CztIsttsb1rg S1n34y-
Mss Carrie o1sea.uho has bssa vis
itsnE her stsrer-in-h~ AZ Br0okssiIlsi
las returned ho1e. Al ES-sP-
Ihe infAut shiI8 Of Hsary White
d5sd THURSDAY. Fsb- II. of erO1a
Chariey SsunR. Os Rove Greek
speut SATURDAY ard S1nday nth
friends on Ear cresk
George o1een Fsssed dOvn Bar
Creek sunday En- rOuss to EAss fork
Ike Lambert vezt to East Fork
l4ss week
Miss EIva Campbell. Of Bear eTesk
visited her oOuSins. the Nisses Whites.
Friday
Miss Sadie oassa. q Whites orSek,
spent saturday and Sunday Al Hen
r. LAmbert's On Bear ereek
Ira COpiey vili give Erand party
70 TIE young PeOPle .; Bar sreek
when he MOVES 10 his new home
Anea Fsnnin and Miss Nolne Lam
bert were united in the holy eOnds
Of mAtrimony THURSDAY. reA "a We
wish them a lOag and harry life
In. Burchst Who has hem On the
s'ok llsl 4 slowly lmproving.
rolbert Arther Was calling O.
Nla Sadie oacen Sunday evcnlns =.
nev nroR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
THE K. N. c.
Present Attendance The Larg-
est in The History of The
School.

The Kentseky Normal College has
a very large attendance Students
from = dozen counties or more have
been coming in all during January
and February. and the enroIInent i
the largest in the history o. the col
lese II Il the Iivest school 10 Be
found anyshere- Everybody connecfe
With II Il awake and busy. The Va
riOus school rooms are Ike 50 many
bee hives A very noticeable feature
Is that this Is no place for drOnez
The teachers are all intensely in
earnest They want 10 impart 70 The
students all the knowledge possibI
and 10 gr0and them thoroughly in ths
courses through which they pass Ths
sfudent Who wants 70 learn has the
veTT best facilities Offered him here
Nothing pIeases the teachers Of the
TX ~ C. better than an interested
and earnest student
Louisa Il e1ceedingiy fortunate n
her prese7t elu>ati0nal facilities Lei
everybody encourage the faculty and
nslp the good work along We heal
tha most favorable expressions on
All sides about the excellent resuItI
being accomplished By the Kentucky
Normal coIlege- Il is helpful 10 tn.
teaehers 70 ~ them know that theii
efforts are being appreciated aat
therefore take pleasure IN referrinl
70 these favorable commentS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
CONVICTED.
JurySays MansIaughter
And A Prison Sentence Of Two
Years Is Given sam Einstier.

In tks Circuit Court Al Wayne.
" Va. wednssday the trial of sam
KlnaIe- vas enncinded The jury
hsousht IN = vsrdiet Of guilsy. the
dseres being pron0unosd voluntary
uanslanghtsr. The Judge fired he
punishment a. tuo years in the pen
EenflarT. he law pr0vides that The
DsnaiiT may b frOn one TO i've years
Ths erins for vhieh Kinsrler vas
eonsirfsd vas TIE kiliing q Davis
Bsrtr1m a. Port Cay. lust nrross the
Fivsr non Louia. IN lasi month n
tEouble oocurred on the evening q ths
day q . municipal eisetion IN Which
rslafives q ths ITO nsn we're On Op-
posing ticksiA During The celebration
a Tie victors the troabis arose and
ended fatally.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
VIRGIL Mcknight,
Representative From MaysMIIe
Died Suddenly at Frankfort
Monday.

Virgil Mcknight. one Of the Oldest
members Of the Kentucky House Of
Representatives. died very uneIpect-
edly AZ Frankfort AZ two O'Clock last
Monday morning he had been s1f-
fering from nose bleeding for about
q week. which had weakened him
considerably. Cardiac asthma caused
his death The bOdy vas buried Il
Louisville alOnGide his parents. He
vas unmarried and lived with his
aunt near NaysEsIIe
He vas serving his third term IN
the Kentn<ky legislature and lad
the unique distinction II having be-n
member Of the Montana. MinnssO-
"A and Texas Legislatures
He has been voting for some one
Other than Beckhzm for Senator and
there is much interest In the prOss-
be result OF the election that vii
take place in about Ten days % ehOoss
his successor. The county Is normal
y Demoerztie. but II the Beekhzm
and snti-Bsckham factions do not
pun together the resuIt VIII Be vsrJ
much in doubt
LATER-The election has been
called for February 18th Judge Gar
rtr Wan. a Beckhzm man. OF Squire
WA II. Rice viii be the Democrats
candidate Z. C Kirk viii Be the Re
publican candidate
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
ROVE CREEK

Nh clara sss.art l. much IN
rossd
mere are several eass, o, nsasle.
lsre
MA John Lambs has EOae 70 Pin,
eounfy TO spend the winter.
Mss Fiorence Lambert vAs visisins
rei1tises here isst week
charisy ssunps vssi 10 Bear ereel
hst safzrd.s.
CsIla sieu.rt and Ana GIIlun YER
ealing On Nay stump Sunday
lohn Rediford vas here sunday.
"a steuart visited hone folks Sat
uday and sun1Ay.
Mss NADIA BAash vsnt to zsid.
nursiay.
BIn BsIiouy pas.sd up or eresl
Sturdy.
wv D.nrOa -as sAInns On rrisa.
here sunaay.
FhTip Baush and De vaahOrn arr
bssy hauling lOs.
J.R Casey -as calling On o B
sirnp lazt Sunday.
virsn Bsanet vas On oar srs.h
kst veek
csve stewart vas at zsiaa las;
Fsikay.
charley Sump and NAy-ood Han
hls vsre here Fritay-
Ma Lun Sseuart vas calling %
R.r sister' l.st SEEK
sl,a Stewart veut 70 lockwood
eunday.
v.isltin-, ana pOst cards are all
N 80 herr nOv.
Ceorss Bryaa went TO Bar ereek
Frlday.
Iarsa Curuutte Vas the gussi q hel
sislsr Ma Dock vanhoirn saturday
lana Hasa Is vsry lov With n,sa-
h'es
MS Psarl Lambert has rssuraei
frcm near Creek.
Dave RnEslcs passcd herr sa route
10 1eliA
We arr expecting a wedding Asrs
uooa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
INDICTMENT
For WillfuI Murder
Returned Against Beech Hargis
at Jackson

Jackson. Ky, Feb 1.-The erznd
juTy imDaneled this morning voted
an indictment against Beech Harxf.
charging him With the vfIIful ruur-
der Of his father. Judge James Hzr-
giz The fndirnenf followed an Il
osptiOnzIIy strong charge from fhs
neEly appointed Judge. James P. Al
ans. Who assumed his duties today.
In his charge Julse Adams nd
that the long era Of disorder in Brsufh
ut county vas primarily due to he
D-zetics Of pistol tOting- and shs
told evasion Of the IOczI Option h.E
The regular February tern Of rhs
Brezfhitt Circuit Court convened
tnis morning with J. P. Adam.. tn
ne- Judge appointed b. Acting Gov.
Cox 70 IN the vacancy ezused u
The dezth Of Judge Robert RiddeI..
on the beneh
Judge Adams i the first Republican
to preside over the Brsafhitt Court
since the evpirztion of the tern q
the lzfe H c Lily IN December. 1ssz.
J1dge Lilly vzs s1cceedsd b. David
e Redvine. Who served tvo terms. a
e in tim Vas succeeded By the Iafs
Robert Ridden. who's deafa Iast ueek
caused the vacancy 70 vhieh Judrs
Adams vas appointed
Judge Adams IS confronted with =
kerzIezn task - Judge Of the Br.nfh-
il Cireufft Court In addition %
tie case against Beech Hzrgfs. nov
in AL awaiting the action a TIE
grand jury On the charge q patrieEds
there are ten other murder ezses q
The docket and over tEO hundred IN
dietnents charging other erimss aud
Eisdenean0rs. With about a. many
civil ezsss. many of which have been
peDding over ten years.
Referring TO the murder Of Judrs
Hsrgis Judge Adams szid to TIE
grand jury Only = feE days an
another horrible tragedy uas e.
acted in your county within a stcns's
thrOE Of this courtroom A f.fher
Ess slain By his soa- sueh = erine
O1ght nOt to BE possible in eiyfIIzef
e0nnGnity. and o01h not happen n
. community a-ust0ned &c TIE e.
forrsuent Of the kV- The PIN
iuries are responsible for the con
ditiOns here Il Is yOur duty TO naks
izdictnsnts. and / shan ezart q ths
Dttit juris speedy and Tigid enf0rse-
usnt q the law
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
cADNUs


Rosa Moore. wife Of Lindsey Moore.
uhO hzs bees sick 5 long Is no bet
ter
Ms la Short. OF EAsz catIetts-
bars. Is visiting heI mother. widow
Short
Born. 10 the wife Of ". V. Robert
on the - inst. riae girl
wm- Riley. Of FzllsburE. vas Al
Webbville last week on business
c. B shOrtridse bought a fine yOks
q o1en Of Eli Moore
John c l. Moore Of Cat vin move
10 his farm on Norgzns creek that he
recsntly bought of u s Burns
A COllinsvorth and d. W. A RIes
Of FaHsbarg have ordered ! car lad
Of eorn vhich is badly needed in Our
ocEmuatty.
C-OIEe BTOvnuing Of GOIdIe Is in
the hLaIer business
Wm Lambert vas ~ Adam Hzr-
saons on l-sAl business last week
Bi.is Ekers caught two fine 'coOus
one ni.-ht lzss week
W. { Nay has rented the farm o.
A L Thompson and vfII say there
hts year
.NehernlAh kitchen. Of Thaeker. W
Va. ~i.i Eove hack TO Lawrence cOun
y. u b. an ind any plAee 70 rent
7. G. Clay and U-G- Haws have
uoved TO Boyd cOun1y-
Cleve Raney v1s al W c Nays
Sunday
RunOr Is there vm Be a wedding
sOOa-
A L Thompson is contemplating
visit to Huntington
Virgil and Dave Thompson have Te-
turned hone fron Ne~ River. where
th-y have been working in the mines
J. ". EIkins and Lyman Riley are
hsuIinE erossties for wn- Riley %
FuIlerx Station
Mrs Susan Riley and ars Cora
Carer vere a The funeral q UncIe
Charley JOneS
Hale Arthur. o. Hampton City. vss
visiting friends and relatives near
FsIlsburg last week
Mrs J. ". Elkias Is visiting home
folks
A Harmon and wife and Mis- Nan
e MeSzer were 20 Sc Ms Rosa
Moore. vhO Is very lOw with eOnsumP
ton
Augustus BAH q GOldie and John
Moore. o. FsllSburs. both ministers
Of the NJ Z Church. held quarterly
meeting Al NOrEan's creek Saturday.
A little adopted boy belonging 10
Dan Derifield. of Cadnus. left home
one day las, week and they hunted
far and near torhim and Dan even
went 70 Catlestshurg IN Seareh Of
him and when he returned home he
received a phone message that his
boy vas On Cherokee
Spunk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
D,quesi Win Queer Strings to 1t

Ine1. Ky. Fsb IT-Nrz salina
nsviA No did recensly On MlddIs
FoEk. fivs ulles frOn here. len b
~ IN one acre q srouad on vhicA
> ehnrrh H. 70 b bait b the
rnIied Bapsia ooasTesatiOa TvS
unusr.l proyi.ions regulate The -
qne.t n The buiidinE b ever 49,
~ any oshsr' dsnoaination o. .
srnday school h ever hsld IN ths
eiurch. ~ propery l. 70 revert 70
ler helra
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
Raising The Dam.

J. c Thomas Is busy~ preparing for
the Work Sf rrcOnssTEcting the Big
ssHdy river dam At this place % Is
to make the pool eighteen feet deep
instead Of thirteen He has pIzosd
tie contract fO- the iron vOEk.vhieh
IS the largest item in the jcb. amount
iEe TO about s7sOeo- He vii be rezdy
TO begin actual Work As soon zs the
IOE vsfer season arrives
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
Mr.. Benefits River Bill

Rspresentatfve Bennett. Of the Ninth
Kentucky district. Is preparing a bin
which he ufn shortly introduce in the
House. providing for dams On the Obi
-Ee- be-5e-s=s hss district a. outlined
b. the report Of the engineer Officers
On the nine-fOot stage for the Ohio
river he bin vii provide for sx
dams al = total cost Of about s1s.-
0se0ea.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21

W. r. Mccoy. a prominent hUyeT
frOm Martin county. vas in L0uiSa
this week on legal business He Is =
uHtive Of that county ard has develop
i,ented into one Of the hess and nnOst
promising lawyers o. Eastern Ken.
lucky. The lesa; papsrs prepared IN
his Office are In the hcst form and up-
to-dAte In every way. and their heat
ness would attract attention in al
most any court
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21
VIII Address the SCHOOL,

wn- $ wanen. q Prsssonshurs. Nj
adarels ne stndants u Ksntscky Nor.
nal Coness b. request on Saturday
a this veek a one o'eioek- Either
tke school bull1inE Of the NasOair
Opsra Houss uin - used Tor The pr
poe. definite arrAngsnsnts not kAv-
ms bssn rad
NJ. wallen Il a yOung EraduArs
q ne Ksntnrky Normal and b cutie
= fssoriis =sth The sudents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21

~RAnsy- sent rs a letter from
Mastls'hnt a. there are several varie-
ties. - - not know whether this
4 a fnlnhle Kind Or not The next
time - pansy writes We should
uko 70 have the other name also,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21

rev Roberta q Huntington, Is con.
auc,lns series q revival meetings
a ne baptist ehur,A SERVICES ero
hl|l every afternoon aud evenlnE
Tle oll,ndan,, y lArse and sAere b
considerable interest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-21

Rev. bud Smith prcached a. the n.
II Church South In Fort Gay last
Sunday and 4 vas announced that
this was the beginning q series q
rvlval meetings n b held there Rev
bernard spencer. the pastor. h con-
doc,lng The mee,lngs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-22
WANTS
WANTED

German woman wishes position eth
err for care of children or as cook
Address s." this office.
4112--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-22
a RELIABLE REMEDY FOR THE
Whisky and Beer Habit

Very few men become drunkards be-
cause they like liquor. 1t is frequent.
" the moderate drinker, who before ne
realizes his condition, has become a
drunkard. The nervous system, hav-
ing become accustomed to stimulants,
Is unable to do the same amount or
quality of work without liquor. hence
the victim: drinks more and more. This
Is state of disease and should he
treated by Orrine. II destroys the de-
sire for liquor, so that the drink is not
missed. There Is no loss of time or
detention from work when 1t is used.
Orrine is prepared in two forms: No.
|, the secret remedy which can be used
IN food or drink without the knowledge
of the patient; No. 2 for those who
take the remedy of their own free will.
Both forms are guaranteed. A reg
lstered guarantee in every box.
Treatise on how to cure drunkenness
free on request. The Orrine Co., WASH
ington, d. c. The price of either form
Is 81 box, making the cost of the
complete cure less than one-tenth what
II is usually charged at sanitariums,
with a guarantee that the expense will
he nothing unless a cure Is gained.
Mail orders filled in nlain sealed pack
age on receipt of price.
Orrine is for sale by Honolulu DRUG
Co.. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-22
SUGAR
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The Federal Reporter for September
Q says:
A London firm write their New
YORK agents as follows, under date of
August goth:
Inc premium between old and new
crop peet having disappeared, bet.
Ter trade demand should spring up, as
IL ain acknowledged fact that invis-
ne supplies are everywhere very
, small. So far, however, confidence has
not returned, and everybody is acting
on the hand to mouth principle.
prospects for next beet and cane
crops remain good, and a material in.
crease of production over last year
may be expected. In our opinion there
is nothing alarming In this fact, as.
after this years abstention on the part
of the trade, substantial increase of
the worlds consumption may be
looked for, the more so as the present
basis OF prices Is moderate one for
all practical purposes"
One of our European correspondents
writes as follows, under date of Aug.
INST goth:
This market has again suffered this
week by the further and probably final.
liquidation Of the August account, and
all premium OF old crop over new, has
disappeared, so far as beet is con.
cerned. bringing values in all positions
~ to the end OF the year to about 9s.
Sd. II is not unlikely that the mar.
ket' will make stand at this unre.
munerative level, but It is possible
then, when the new crop II actually
on the market, sales by second hand
holders may, for a time. depress prices
below the level of cost. The continued
small figures of MEETINGS I'm America
Is a discouraging influence on the
whole market, as there seems to be
no proper explanation of 1t. The un.
expectedly small consumption on your
side, couple with the extremely large
supplies from Sandwich Islands. to q
large extent explain why the figures
had come out at the end of the season
so much less favorable than was ex.
pected in the month of March. The
beet crop news this week has not
shown any new feature. The weather
has been rather wet in most parts of
the Continent. and in some places this
may be a benefit, provided fine wealth.
or follows"