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LEGAL ADVICE, ALL CASES, COL
lection domestic troubles. estates set
tied. damage TO person or property ad-
jUste2: moderate charges; coundenual-
L. s. LEGAL CORP. SOl Bond Bldg.
js1-30t
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was also ruled out, whereupon the rs
trict attorney reframed the qqesuon aS
follows: ,-,-- ...-..,,,-
yourg man who had been wrought Up
hy a young woman who reIuseu ms
hand in marriage
Old the defendant tell you that
he was very much in love2
o-bid he tell his mother that. too?
Al do not knew sir
DIARY ThaW came to you ana
said that he was very much IN love
with a woman
Ayes sir
Ole had indicated that woman had
been very gravely wronSed?
Ale did. sir.
O.-Had YOU ever, before seeing Harry
Thaw in that f-ame OF mind. had an
opportunity Of seeing another highly
nervous man IN similar frame OF
miud2
A-No sir
go that so far as what are men 5
normal actions under such circuEi-
stances YOU have no experience at all
Upon objection by Mr. LJueton lh'
question was withdrawn.
OWN YOU tell me a little more IN
detail what the defendant told you u
December, 1862
Ave were alone IN the library al
his home / cannot recall his exact
words. He spoke TO me first. / tried &c
( console him and pointed out 10 nm
1 what he might do after he told ms
! about the great wrong done 10 th'
/ Young woman with whom he was II
/ love
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MUSINGS.

All things are comparative unused
New Year philosopher. '-SOme men
would consider 5000 per year an ample
amount-for cigarette money. ~ EX-
change.
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Special Notices.
norrcE % srocrHounEagi

The sl~ty-secOnd quarterly dividend Of
one and three-fourths per cent has been
declared on the capital stock OF The
Washington Loan and Trust Company,
payable February J. 1893, when checks
for such dividend VIII be mailed 10 all
stockholders Of registered address The
books for the transfer Of stock VIII Be
closed from January - to February J.,
1905, both dates inclusive Stockholders
who have changed their address since
date OF last dividend viii please notlty
the company. HARRY q. MEM,
Treasurer JAZZ. %
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ODE GUSTIBUS-

some men think that a good dinner
fs the ONLY thing 20 be- desired.
Yes. and there are some othef Hlei'
who think Of a dinner as merely some
thing 10 have a good smoke after
Exchange.
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Former Nurse Testifes.

Mrs. Catherine O'Neil. OF 222 East
Thirty ninth street. a former resident OF
Pittsburg, was the next witness. She
said that she had known Harry ThaW
since he was three years old.
C-You We're employed by his mother
A.-Yes, as seamstress and nurse
remained with the family for Six years
O.-What was the appearance OF
Harry TEaw a the age Of three
Ale had a very poor color. l had
charge Of him night after night Tor
a couple of years. Frequently MS
month would twitcn and his eyes droop.
Tie tWitching would be spasmoulc. lie
would also throw himself down on the
floor and yell.
| a. Did these acts impress you as Ia
| tiouaI OF irTatiOEaly
| A At first / thought they were IRA
| tiouaI. and afterward ] thought there
| WAS something miSSiug-fhat Ar hau a
| disease Of the mind,
by jerome.
a. Was il necessary during the OUT
/ breaks 10 call in Lhy slcl.tns-
.. He was simply nervous, high
! strung cFlldy
/ a. IN "a certain sense --
! O. And as lie grew up he was 1@tteI
: able 70 control himself
| A Yes. sir.
By IItt!etou:
.. Was nc able to speak words intel
HcentIy during his early cbildhoods
| A.-NO, not until he was seven or elgh
wears ola. II asked his name, ne Wouit
saw, ''- AIRY 'AW.
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Had ST. Vitus' Dance.

O-Did he have St. VItus' dance2
Ayes, sir.
BY Jerome.
O.-How long did this afiiction last?
A-Frequently SIX or eight weeks.
C.-And did it finally leave him?
Ayes sir.
O.-Was it about that time that he
had scarlet fever
A-AbOur a year before that.
The witness was then excused
II was after Mrs. O'\eIIs testimony
that EVELYN Thaw was called.
Doorman Lynch. or the IenderlOin
Station. was summoned after Mrs. ThaW
was sent back to the witness room lie
said that he was on duty the day after
me shooting and remembered Harry
Thaw being in a cell at the station
house.
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Tadqs Stings Jerome.

Justice Bowling interrupted Jerome
80 order the words chorus girl elm
mated. jerome qualified by substituting
"A young lady OF the stage" but this
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II ufn nft
Seit ii6er so ssabren

idon tpuroe Wars. @inslop's Sootb-
ing.Gprup bon Miatonen bon Weit-
tern bein 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
tpenbet. @irIt 9u I'M Shlafe 0nrd
oos Gdreiet zines &inoes 9eItort,
bas i'm 3abnen lit unb bor S6neraen
ipeint2 @enn 10, loiie iofort cine
Slai6e bon uWrs. @inslofp's Sootb-
ing-Sprrp~ bolen. Sein 8ert tit
unbe5oblbor. @s miro oent fleinen
2eibenoen iofort 2inoerung beri6af'
fen. 9erloBt euh oarauf, Miitter,
es lit fein 3meifel oariiber. @s beilt
9iorrboe, reguIiert ben Wogen uno
Die gtieren, beIeitigt @ino-&olif, er-
tpei6t BEN @oun1elL ner9inoert gnt-
5iinoung lnb ftdrft bas gan5e Sp'
item. uMrs. @inslop's Sootbing
sDrup" fir adbner0e ainoer lit on-
qenebm inn @el9nad; oaS &e6ept
iton1nt bon einem Der 6elten tpeibli-
den Nerste in Sen Ser. Stooten. Sc
lit Bel alien 9ruggilten in Der gan5en
g8elt 8u baben. 8rets 25 Gents per
sSlo1fe. 2orft ni6ts an6eres als
,,Mrs. @inslotp'S Goot6ing Sprup. "
@arantiert inter Ser SooO anb
9rl9s 9tfte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Summer 1908.
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nisihlfeBer ltnter Dem @ebiibren-
5pltern slt rei6en Weniden meroen.
Dag lit aber edit probibitioniittlbe
9oaif! Wenl6en ern1oroen nno Salt-
Ter rtieoerbrennen, lit feit gerbre6en
pobl ober, ettpos anberes olS 8oller
trinfen, notiirli6 MIR offentli6, oeltn
inn StiIen floriert Ser S6nopSpuff
nod i6lin1rner als ie 5nbor.
- 8pron WcgeeanD BON 2on1s=
billie, geebr., trot ltnberiebens BET Der
sssaab onf gfeiiig, Dos einen lirbe-
lIubfen Brnnnen bebedte 1tno itiir5te
in oie Siefe. 0as @ebaren ieines
Sunoes uno oeiiel1 4aprioIen on
Manoe oes 80 SUP tiefen grunnens
mahte 2eute oufrnerfian Der Weann
botte, ols er gerettet pnroe, So Stlln-
ben l1rten 5ugebradt. 81 blieb bet
6en Stnr5 utperlebt.
sssn 5olomoh &as, in Der
9edbe bon Solilto, fino fiinf5ig &er-
lonen mad Dem @enuB eingelno6ten
Obltes erfranft. 9ie 4onierben muir
oen BEL einen1 Diner i'm Wonte5unta=
Sotel Ierpiert. 6rm @. g. Slion,
@eore Stepberts, Srou S6upler
@oulo l1rtb Sron 9on Garlin befin=
ben iid) IN fritii6ent 3ltitalioe, Die
onoern iino ouf Der geiierung.
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sSs1bilaorms oes &oiiers Sran5 SSoiepb
BON Selterrei6 enhgiiltie aufgegeben
lporoen iilto, neil ser Wonor6 Der
poQIten Sdonltng beoiirftig tit, limo
nun gen1iibungen I'M @ange, ote
San1r1llltngen anf cine @eiomrnttoee
Ser ainoerfiiriorae 5lt fon5entrieren.
8or alleln lit Die Grri6t1ng bon
@oilenbqnierr unO Splpitalern IN
9(usli6t gerontntert.
= 9ic oIterreibii6e Goitperpol<
tuna bat 0te sSsubilaunt5marfen 5ll.
riidae3ogen. Sic finb unbraudbar,
pei( tie oie @ntfernung bes 8oItItelr-
pels errn0gli6en. IS peroen bofiir
onoere Morfen gun Snsgabe gelans
gett.
Cine 9epei6e aug Der periiiben
Souptlto6t Seberon meloet:: Sci elmer
8anif, oie it elmer Ser Souptitroben
a1sbrof, ipnrben 5ebn Gerionen ge=
totet uno pieGeidt ein giertelbunoert
perlebt. 9(u6 einige BrieIter befar=
SEN fid oorunter. 0as 1tngliif err
eignete iid eelegertli6 zines religto-
len rnt5uges 5ur Seier oes moban-
me0anii6en Wsubarram, oes erlten
Oeenats i'm tno6an1meomllhen
Sabre.
@ie Der belttlde Hei6stag,
fGlnpft aud Der preuBiide 2onotag
nit 5inan5ioreelL oe ibm bon Der
@egierung aufeelaoen fino, Der
preuBii6e 5inon8ninilter Sreiberr
b. &beinbabe1 erflarte in Der 5nitdn=
oigenaonlniiiion BEG @bgeoroneten=
bauies, Die geplante grbobung Der
geonltengebalter erbeiide 127 Wtll=
lionen Morf, mnitott Der ltrlprlinglt-
den peronihlagten III Wiaionen.
Gie 8ertreter Ser peri6ieoenen Bar-
teien erflartel1 lie mitroen Der er.
b0bung Ser girfon1n1eniteuer, mo-
our6 Ser Webrbetrag anfgebrobt
lperoen ion, boditens auf etn Sabr,
feinesfa4s bouerno 5uitin1n1en.
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Die Salteiteae.

SD mar In Der 8etualt Der
S6tpinoin6t uno batte beinabe Die
Salteltelle errei1t als mir Or. Sings
gieue Gntbedung en1pfoblen ipuroe.
sic rettete mild. Die erite Sloide
CAB mir geiierltng Gin 9nteno
sslaIhen madte euen geiunoen
gliidli6en Mann ona mir, " iagt Geo
Oeoore bon @rirnesIalo, N. s. @ls
01itteI fir Suiten, idma6e 2ungerL
Inn Bneumonia poraubeugeL ifebt
oieIe Mebi5in nniibertroffen, SOC n1o
81 BET Moolpb 9reiB nno 81. Gobn &
60. 8robeffaibe fret.
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Senotor sSorafer Fat eine 9il

- Senator SSorafer bat elne g1u
eingebra6t our6 Die es oenienigen
BON ben 8rotpnspillet geegerioloatell
oeren ltnI6nlo an Der SbieBerei iid
hero1sgeiteat bat, mogli6 ge1no9t
miro, 1id5 mieoer antperben au laiien.
Die gia flingt iebr biibib uno auf
ben eriten g[nblid i1eirtt Elm iol6es
@erfabretJ nie tie anoronet, alld
onrhal1s gere6t uno bere6tigt gu
iein. g8enn man ober beoenft, Dob
Elm ieoer Ser 9rontpnspiQer Neger=
Soloaten eetpuBt baben mllB, tper
an Ser S6ieBerei beteiligt nor, oaB
elm ieoer iein 8eites getan bat, Die
Sduloigen gu id)iiten nnb oob ein
ieoer, Ser als 3euge aufgerllfen muir
De, fali6e 9(nsiagen gen1aHt bot,
oann lit es fbmer 5ll neriteben, mie
iiberbaupt nod bon allnl6uloigen"
unter Der @eiellidaft geipro6en mer-
ben fam.
sstolienii6e 4nar6ilten iollen
irgenotpo tnt Staate Sflaboma 5u-
iantnengefommen iein uno einen
Nlan enttporfen babelt ben &Onig
bon eStalien 5n ermorOen. 0ie 8e-
fhi9te miro aus Wausfoeee geneloet.
Ser italieniihe &oniul IN 9enber foll
iogar einell 8ertreter na6 Sflaboma
geibidt baben, Inn Die Sa6e 81 ll1t-
terinden, trosben flingt Die gan5e
Hodri6t iebr unlpobri6einlif.
- ssn 2afeiioe, einein neuen Ser
gniiglngsparf in Der Ndbe BON 0en-
Der, Colo, muroen feb5ebn Perio-
nen perlebt, bapon flint idwer, als
Elm @asen Ser iceniiden gabn oos
@eleiie perlieB, llno Die Baiiagiere
aus elmer S0be bon 5ebn SUB ber-
unterpur3elten. Die gabn tit nod
ni6t pollenoet; Der llnfaIl lit Der
9atiade 5u5ui6reiben bob an Der
aurpe nod feline S6ubidiene ange-
bra6t porben lit.
ssn galooita, Georgia, bat man
einen 9teger gelpn6t, Der on Der
Spite elmer 9ln5abl ieiner &aiiege<
noiien itano, bic iih beri6woren ba-
ben foaen einen getpiiien Or. San
ltln5u6ringen. &all eri6oB Dor Sur
gem einen gteeer an9ebli6 IN Selbit-
perteioigung.
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GileutlaDu= JaDrplall.
q. M. & &C. 0. 8ahn

.9abb grodet"<3ue mad Souitoti, Galbeiton
Beaumont uno Orange. 9bfabrt 1lbr abenbs
Mnfunft 7.55 n1orgerts.
ga6 aerrebiae, 2tbfabrt $50 morgens, &n
fllnft bort 11.30. atbfabrt bon &errbiue llbl
nn6mittaes, 4nfunft in San @ntonfe 7.5C
a6enbs Sur Samftass mad &errpile: lt1,
na6mittags 9ndIabrt bon bart Waontags B.
moreens, atnfunft in @an 9tntonio $50 NOR
gems.
gsatb gnero, goafuu1 Souiton, Galbeito1
gibbings. aofbaIe. Cameron unb Boco, ao
fabrt s45 bormittaes, @nfrnft 1lbr rnprgens
Wa1 8eebiue, Corpus gbrifti, slLtce, Wlatbts
9ranfas gaB, Godport. st6faPrt 1.5o na1
Mt tars nno 1lbr a6etbs. &ilfunft 7.5s
noraens unb 1.5o nabn1ittaes.
Na9 SaIfnrias, abfabrt ltbr abenbs. an
furtt 7.55 rlorgefts.
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@abl Wn5eigen.
iiir Sheriff.

Sic nyreie 8reife fir Eegas" 1T auto
rifiert, an8u5ei9en, bas 9. 8. 2tn6 :
ie h Ganoiont fir oas slnt zines S6eriffS
BON 9erar golntb lit ltnb iid Der @nts
Ideioung Der bemofratii6en Yrirdrs
fpa9len llntertpirft.
9ie .Sreie 9reiIe fir 8eras" ift autoe
rifiert, afl8u8eiger, baB Sames @e e
.GIpsfe6 aanoioat fin nal gtmt
oes Gheriffs bon @egar Gountb 1T uno
iic1 BEN bemofrotilden Srindripnblen i'm
Suli nnterfpirft.
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=. & q. U. 8abn.

Wsfa1rt.
Ma6 alien sBnnften
"A llbr lt1lo bornlitta9s.
gsa9 ct. 8ouis, Wemp6fs nrto benz Often
.I.25 llbr nochnt. unb 45 ubenbs
Wa1 Wserifo 1920 llbr bornlittngs
@ntnuft
8oa at. 9Duis u. bem Sfen, $50 mDrg
Gon ct. 2o11is Ii. Dem Often, $50 ntorg.
Son 2arebo uttb Wegifo -. .1.05 nndm.
Gon ct. 9ouis, 8ahias eitp s % obos.
ct. 9ouis e. gan Sraneiaso 8asa~
MbfaBrt.
gsacb Sort Sniitb. SpriHgfieIo, ct. 9onis, Sarts
fas gitb, Gbtcago Is. & 8. g. Sepob
$50 abeno5
Mafnnft.
Bon ct. apuis. aanfas @itb, asaris,, Chicago
1910 moraens
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spntbern Naeific 8abm.

Bon Ct Gouis. 8anIas Glib, Narts, 9bIcdgo
1910 morgens
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Nadl Brownsville

Ser Bug per eunIet gfctorta 9tbifton, stb.
fabrt 7.05 morgens. matbt in 9Iacebo 8erbtne
buna nit ber @ulf Goait atne fit Corpus
gbriitt, @nfunft bort 4.55 nabnttttass, AHfnn1f
In gropnsbille 9.25 abeno5.
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gietoria 9ipifion, @. s. g. .. u.
(Wulf Sbore.)
kVuti O1U~e'
MbfaDrt. + t.

gaG guero, 8ictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbriitt 9ronnsbine, 9iio Granoe, 9th,
@oIiab, geebiue, @barton, 8alaetss uito
Soou1ton .ou uiotSehS
Antnnft $50 aoenos
Ser Sam Spuitsn" nab @uero, Btctorta,
g8barton itnb Souiton:
Mbfabrt 7b5 abenos
anfmnft TOO morgens
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W. s. & = 8abm,


gach 9aco, Sort g8ortb Sauas. aaHfas Gtto,
St. 9ouis unb @bieago, tdeItb (Snnfet
9enot) 900 abenoS
aofoIauo biq Smtfbbtne 7.30 borulittass
g(Iamo epeaiaI mad GmiiboiIle, Soufton, Gals
heftou 1925 abenos
0ufmnft
Bon ebicaso, st. souts. aan5as gitp. 9auas.
fort @ortb unb $500, tdglt1 (Snnfet
9epoD ..... f.oo HlotSeHs
2ofaI5ug bta Sniit1biIIe -. 800 apenos
alamo special bon gmitbbiIle. 9ouiton, @al'
sejtou 6.25 ntcreens
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

The Governors conference at the
White House ended Friday after an
enthusiastic session, which resulted IN
the adoption OF a set OF declarations.
broad In scope, but affecting no per-
lnanent form OF organization. nor
making ay specific recommendations
for legislation. President Roosevelt
declared himself emphatically during
the day as not caring whether action
for the conservation OF resources or
oe taken by the States or by the
The projection OF rights OF the people
Federal Government, so long rs action
resulted. William ]. Bryan delivered
All address In keeping with the pur-
poses OF the conferences, which was
most cordially received. Governors
of many States declared their appre-
,iation Of the benefits OF the con-
ference. Resolutions were adopted
oy reclamation expressing regret at
he illness of Grover Cleveland. The
President cordially thanked the
Governors for their presence and
heir earnest participation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

The Weather Bureau will give
flood warnings to all important towns
on the Ohio river Deputies will be
appointed in towns like Wheeling,
New Martinsville, Point Pleasant, Sis
tersville, Huntington and towns in
Ohio. During the flood season these
deputies will be tslegraphed the stage
OF water every four hours so mer-
chants can put goods above flood
level.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Harry X. Thaw, who Is seeking by
habeas corpus proceedings to obtain
his freedom from the asylum for the
criminal insane at Mateawan, N. Y,
was declared by District Attorney Je-
rome's experts to be insane. Later
in the day counsel for Thaw began
the introduction of expert testimony
in an endeavor to show that their
client is sane.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Lewis Kinney, of Bracken county,
who was whipped recently by night
riders, swore out warrants for Jas
". Deyaughn and Frank High, charg-
ing that they were members of the
party that assaulted him. The Coun-
ty Judge gave the warrants to a
deputy sheriff and ordered him not to
ask the assistance OF the militia in
serving the papers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22
Difficult
Breathing

Short breath, fluttering,
palpitation, sinking spells
are symptoms of a weak
heart, struggling to do its
work. 1t must keep the
blood in circulation to
carry nourishment to
make flesh, bone and mus
Gle, and remove the worm
out particles. When it
cannot do this, it must
have help. DR.. Miles
Heart Cure gives strength
to the heart nerves and
muscles, and increases the
heart action.
Improved in health. Or. Miles Heart
Cure cured me when several doctors
failed. think no other medicine
could do for me what Heart Cure mas
done. My case was bad; bad as IL
could be at times, had difficulty in
getting my breath, my heart beat so
fast at times that ] thought II inn
possible to live without relief: the
pain was very severe IN my left side,
ana my nerves was all unstrung
had almost given up all hopo OF being
cured, and ! am sure would not. IN
] had not taken the Heart Cure
take great pleasure IN recommending
Dr. Niles remedies 10 ali who sur.
fer with heart di5eano."
MRS. NARY c. HAHLHR,
Sullivan, Mo.
Or. MiIes' Heart Cure 10 sold by
your druq9ist, HiAo viii guarantees that
kne mt bottle WI beneiIt. u Il fails
Miles, Medical CO. EHkhart Ind
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Kentucky Representatives in Con-
gess were much disappointed when
hey learned that Secretary of the
Treasury Cortelyou had written a let
.er Directing to the passage of the
dill removing the ttax on the sale of
eaf tobacco by farmers to consum-
,rs. This practically kills the bill,
as with this letter Senator Aldrich
will be able to hold the Republic
ans in line.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22
To Break New Shoes AIw avs,

Aliens Foot-Ease. a powder. 1t pre-
vents tightness and Blistering. cures
Swollen. Sweating, Aching feet. Al
all druggists and shoe stores, 25c.
Sample mailed free. Address, A. S,
olmsted, Leroy, N. Y. 22-4t
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Notice.

The city taxes for the year 1908
are now in my hands for collection.
| will call on you soon. Please be;
ready to settle. F. D. Marcum,
CityCollector.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Dispatches to the mercantile agen-
cies indicate little change in the busi-
ness situation, seasonable increase
IL the retail distribution Of wearing
apparel and good progress of the
crops tending to strengthen confidence
but scarcely any alienation can be
seen in manufacturing activity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

In the Senate Senator Foraker
abandoned his effort to secure consid-
GRAFTON at this session Of his bill
reinstating the negro troops who were
discharged from service on account of
the Brownsville riot, and moved TO
make the bill the special order for
December 16 next.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22
Wanted. Timber and Coal Lands

We want for operation, develop
ment and investment. good tracts OF
timber, coal or other mineral lands,
large or small. English-American
Syndicate, Box 60, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Under suspension of the rules and
without a rollcall the House passed
bill providing for compensation to,
Government employees who are injured
while engaged in hazardous occupa-
lions.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

A bill was passed by the House pro-
viding for the protection of owners
of United States patents appropriated
by the Government The bill permits
claims for damages to be filled with
the Court of Claims.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

A favorable report was ordered by
the House Committee ON Interstate
Commerce on the Burton bill to con-
tinue in office until July l, 1909, thee
members of the Inland Waterways
Commission.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22


Senator Tillman resumed his seat
in the Senate Friday.
Mrs Nancy Winn aged 1O1 years,
died at her home in Barren county.
Arthur l, Vorys says that Taft's
nomination on the first ballot at Chic
ago is assured.
There will be no rivers and harbors
appropriation bill passed at this
session of Congress.
DR.. Robert Goldbeck, aged 70 years,
once noted as a pianist and composer,
died at his home in st. Louis.
President Roosevelt opened the Char
tiles Fair at st. Louis by touching
an electric button In the White House.
Both sides rested in the Thaw in
sanity hearing at Poughkeepsie and
the case was taken under advisement.
The strike of street car employees
in Cleveland was declared Saturday
and was attended with much disorder.
Tan ollanad ntObf ridarc Nvara orract-
ed in Trigg county. They were releas-
ed on $500 bond each.
The Senate passed the House bill
restoring the motto In God we
trust" on coins of the United States.
Bills were introduced in both
branches of the Louisiana Legislature
to prohibit trading in cotton futures.
Nine alleged night riders were held
to await the action of the Trigg
county grand jury and seven others
were dismissed at Cadiz.
The Senate, on motion of Senator
Carter, voted to make the postal saw
ings bank bill a special order for
December IA.
The Vreeland currency bill was
passed in the House by vote of 1S4
ayes and las nays
Acting Gov. Hamiter, of Arkansas,
turned over the office to Acting Gov.
Pindall Friday night. Pindall refused
to shake hands with Hamiter.
Squads OF soldiers from each COM
pany of the State militia will be
trained in the use of the Calling gun
at the rifle range near Frankfort.
Counsel for Harry X. Thaw, in the
hearing of the writ of habeas corpus
to secure Thaws release from Mattea-
wan, rested their case without having
put Thaw on the stand.
The Southern Baptist convention in
session at Hop Springs Saturday, vot-
ed unanimously to hold the next
annual convention in Louisville.
The Senate amendments to the sun
dry civil appropriation bill were dis
agreed by the House, and conference
with the Senate was requested.
The Hopkins county grand jury in
its report criticised the use Of !
troops in Hopkins county without
any request having been made by the
civil authorities
1t is expected that Congress will en-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

At convention of the Kentucky
Red Men at Frankfort a resolution
revising thee bylaws so as to pro-
hibit liquor dealers from becoming
members Of tie order was adopted.
J H. Kemper, of Mt. Sterling, was
elected great sachem.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Senator Foraker's abandonment OF
the fight to secure consideration OF
his bill reinstating the Brownsville
negro troops is thought to mean that
a compromise has been arranged be-
tween the Taft and Foraker forces
by which Foraker will be returned to
the Senate II he will be good.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

The last policy of insurance on the
State building has expired and no
State official has authority to renew,
The recent Legislature failed to car
ry out the Governors suggestion that
the custodian be empowered to place
insurance on the buildings.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22
NOTICE.

We are stIll in the market for all
the Hickory Handle Timber that will
be delivered at our factory in Louisa.
Huntington Handle Co
J. K Written. Agent y, !,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-22

Naval circles at Mare Island are
greatly interested in report that
the armored cruisers West Virginia.
Maryland, Colorado. Pennsylvania
California and South Dakota may be
ordered to the Philippine Islands in
the fall.