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The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13
Pe-ru-na as a
November Remedy.

The month Of Noyember temperate regions especially requires Of the
body very radical adjustment climatic conditions The hot
LATI0NOF BLOOD IN THE SKIN SHOULD BE FREE and active
matter Of knowledge And order that the body may be protected
against the lowering temperature vigorous circulation OF blood In the m
be maintained.
generally known however that the inside Of the body also
and cavity and duct also suffer from the change om hot "a
cold weather.
enabling ADJUST TO WINTER WEATHER only valuable
great multitude of people but to another muludo absolutely essential
to health.
Whether Peuna medicinal compound meets requirements
can be judged by hay glance Of its principal ingredients
Take for instance hydaS canadns which ingredient Of PunA
The United States Dpnsaoy this herbal remedy employed
for DEPRAvED MUCOUS MEMBRANES only Of the and
head but also of the stomach and nneS well other internal
Hydass canadn ordinarily known golden seal thus clearly
cad the authorities valuable remedy
membranes the body of little medicinal help
Cedn also the principal Of Peruna II recognized
by the United Dnsatoy and leading works on matera me q
TONIC OF THE GREATEST VALUE II periodic
maar remedy and therefore frequently used SUBSTITUTE FOR
QUNNE remedy Of merit somewhat overlooked BY the med
cal profession late butts uadOubed tonic qualities
remedy in its original hghcaa rank safe and efficient tonic and
appetizer,
Another ingredient benefit cubsh.
Bahow in his excellent work theapeut that eubeb PRO
Of the blood He
head phaynx but also
remedy for many yea has enjoyed great reputation In southern states
for diseases such dropy Indigestion amp
and the like DR. scudsr writer fame recommends this herbal
remedy for chronic diseases Of the lungs and heart
These Of the principal ingredients Of Peuna compounded
single remedy by % and experienced pAmaca The compound
been devised that each remedy i full therapeutic
the other their beneficial or
PERUEAAv VERY EFFICIENT AND VALUABLE REMEDY.
feop VINO pass through the month OF November safely and hnd them
accmad winter weather generally through
the cold without serious difficulty But NOVEMBER CRIT
CAL MONTH The adjustment Of large multitude Of people fails
No appropriate remedy be found Taken
according the directions the bottle would catarrhal ailments
knowing that right that present TO the public PsnA
IDEAL TONIC AND CATARRH REMEDY
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13
Waldo.

1t isn't SO difficult to strengthen
a weak stomach If one goes at it
correctly. And this is true II the
heart and kidneys. The old fash
ioned way of dosing the stomach or
stimulating the heart OF kidneys is
surely wrong. DR.. Shoop first point
cd out this error, Go TO the
weak or ailing nerves of these Or
gans," said he. Each inside nerve
or organ has Its controlling or In
side nerve" When these organs
fail then those organs must surely
falter This vital truth is leading
druggists everywhere to dispense
and recommend DR.. Shoop's Restora-
tive. A few days test will surely
tell. Sold by all dealers.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13
BptSanan


Rev. J. c, buckley has returned Il
school at tllmore, after spending q
few daysl 9TH relatives.
w. Vaughan, State field worker
fcS sunday schools, delivered an
fflieresdng address tc large crowd
ltre Tuesday evening. The sterop-
ticon views were excellent.
Mrs. Julia Williamson is visiting
Eatlettsbufg relatives his week.
= Or. NJ. G. Warren was a Catletts-
burg visitor Wednesday.
Mrs Phebe Kilgore, Of Anderson,
It'd, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Warren this week.
Joe Compton is business yisi-
ter to Pikeville this week.
r Operator House, Of Richmond, KY,
has charge Of the telegraph office
here now. o. R. Stewart, the form
er operator acceptd a position at
Midland. r.
Miss Lizzie Hatten has returned
from visit with Louisa relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Layne were up
from Catlettsburg visiting relatives
ever Sunday. Mr.. Layne has .
position in Ashland and they will
move there this week
Miss Barbara Buckley visited her
brother, Ben, here Monday, while e.
route home to East Fork from VII.
more, where she has been visiting
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Tickling, tight coughs can be
surely and quickly ioosened with a
prescription druggists are dispensing
everywhere is Dr. shoop's Cough
Remedy, And It is so very. very dif-
ferent from common cough medieinsA
No opium, no chloroform, absolute
ly nothing harsh or unsafe The
tender leaves Of harmless. lung
healing mountainous shrub. Givea
the curative properties TO DR.. shoops
Cough Remedy Those leaves have
the power to calm the most dis
tressing cough and 10 soothe aud
heal the most sensitive bronchial
membrane. Mothers should for
safety's sake alone always demand
DR. Shops II can with perfect free
dom be given to even the youngest
babes. Test Il yourself, and see.
Sold By all dealers.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Paintsville, Ky.p Nov. A hcues
belonging to d. J, Wheeler, ald
occupied by Mrs Mary Lemaster
a widow, was burned at $40 oclock
this afternoon. The loss is shout
IlOOO, and had it net been for the
volunteer fire department the loss
would have exceeded thousands This
Is the third fire that has visited here
In te past moath, five lives being
lost in one.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13
for the past two months.


Miss Birdie Finey is very low with
fever at her home at Kavanaugh.
Little Julia McSorley fell from
stack of lumber where she was pla.
ing Sunday, sustaining a broken
arm. ....
The many friends of Mrs. Maha-
10 Kinner are panied to hear of
s.1er serious illness at her home in
Catlettsburg. Slight hopes are
entertained for her recovery.
E. ]. Wright is home from Virginia,
spending a few days.
Waldo.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

jackson, KY, Nov. Am armed
lnud of marauders has .terrorized
the citizens Of this community since
the night of the election. Their lead
er is armed with a large Jorgensen
rifle and other large fireams and has
bunch Of bad men with him, half
OF whom are negroes. Cal Crawford
a negro was shot through the hand
last night
Judge G. W. Fleenor, a highly re.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Jackson, Ky, November 9---Not
oven in the fiercest Of feud days
vas this town ever so badly shot up
as last night. The disturbance was
not confined to any one part Of
the city, Five shots were fired in
10 the ice plant and two bullets strucl
the residence of NJ Forbes. The glass
front of Samuel L. Pattons store
was demolished and pistol ball was
Embedded in the window sill Of the
home OF James Lanter. A woman
named Sugar Fouch was in the me
lee. and shot under the feet OF
some OF the citizens who undertook
to demonstrate with her. The peo-
pie on Broadway kept in their houses
with darkened windows.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

jackson, Ky, Nov 5.-While drill
ing for water on the T. H. Bemis
place, in the edge Of town, the oD-
orator struck oil in what is beliey-
ed to be paying quantities. When
the drilling machine struck a loose
Sandstone at a depth Of about 100
feet the flow of oil was so great
as to prevent further drilling
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

John Johnson, of Rowan county,
shot and fatally wounded Mary Conn
and also wounded Mary Hunter. The
affair started cysr johnson whipping
Mrs Conn's child. johnson had knock
ed the two women down with a
chair, when Mary Conn procured
revolver and attempted to rhoot
Johnson. He wrenched the pistol
from her and then shot her twice
He then turned the pistol upon
Mrs. Hunter. who was advancing up
on I'm with a chair, and also shot
her. hnson was arrested aud plac
ed In Jail at Morehead.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Our candidate, Honest Steve How.
land, was elected County Clerk last
Tuesday by a majority cf 1876, and
we congratulate him. 1t is a well
earned personal victory for him
In the face of the awful Republican
landslide
The election was made possible by
the votes OF many good Republicans,
who are disguised with The methods
employed by Sowards and the Re
publican machine in the county.
1t now remains only for the Demo
Gratis to nominate good men for each
county office in order TO clean up
with the Republicans at the next tl.
ection. This must be done.
Howland will take his office "a
soon as he receives his certificate
CT electieA
Russell Democrat.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Jackson, KY. Nov. 4.-The will Of
the late Judge James Hargis VAS
this afternoon produced in the
Ereathitt Circuit Court and duly
proved and probated before Judge S.
S. Taulbee. The witnesses TO the
execution OF the will are Floyd bay.
now administrator OF the Hargis es-
tate, and Judge J. J. c. Bach, the
attorney, who prepared 1t. The VIII
is dated June 5. 1906, and by its
provisions, bequeaths all of the prop
erty of Judge Hargis Of every kind
t. his widow, Mrs. lucia Hargis,
Beech Hargis the youthful slayer OF
his father, receives nothing what
ever from the estate OF his father.
Neither does Mrs. Evelyn Hogg, the
only daughter Of Judge Hargis.
By an order Of the county court,
Floyd Day was discharged as ad-
ninistrator of all the funds and
estate and turned over to Mrs. Har-
gis ... ..
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Levi Trusty lives at Ashland where
open saloons flourish. Only church
members there thiEn it wrong to sell
whiskey. Levi heard that Paints.
vile is good live town SO he pur-
chased five gallons of booze and
shipped 1t to Paintsville for the pnr-
Hose q 2ccrc ..sscc a1c.:SI..as IL .-.oE-
Oy on the investment. Levi arrived,
made two sales, and is now in Jail
waiting his trial Levi possibly rad
not heard that this get rich cuick''
business does not pan out Every
time.-Herald
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

owingsville, Ky, Nov. 4--John John
son, of Sharpsburg, this county, shot
and fatally wounded Steve William
son. The trouble came up over an
election bet, johnson was arr s,ed
ard held over to the grand jury in
February, Williamson cannot live.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

At Falmouth Thomas DePugh was
given one year in the peniteutiary
Eor attempting to poison the fam
lily Of Charles Broderick by pouring
bed-bug poison into the coffee bot
on the stoye. II
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

! John Blessing committed suicide at
lis home in Portsmouth because of
poor health and a recent quarrel
with his wife.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

A new hotel is going up on Rail-
road street. in Pikeyille, Jake Nor
lis, mine host OF the Seelbach, is the
builder. The work is vigorously push
cd.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

The safe in the postoffice at Cal
lipolis was blown open and $1,000
part of which belonged to the
postmaster, was taken.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

~ has been forced into bankruptcy
By losses caused by the unfavorabIe
cattle market Of the present rea-
son.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13
OUR NEIGHBORS.

Harrison gave the largest Democrat
ic majority in the history of the couu
ty.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-11-13

Geo. Calvin, a well known stock
dealer, of Cannonsburg, Boyd c1uu-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
RbKAAKO HOODLUMS
PULLED FOR ASSAULT

JOAN Hansen and John Christensen.
tvo sailors n me h4rksnsins Olympic
lying a. ne CA&rns. wharf. were set
-Co- and sadly beaten on Friday night
cy g sang ~ Young roushS who BE-
long = ne GsS--sc; - NzSzSko. The
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when 81 ne corner - Richard and
Queen streets they were set upon with
c-c v2r-i-S by about ten o. twelve
yo-rS men who were standing about.
There h&S been 10 previous trouble
s-S TIE sailors were hard put 70 de-
ts-G themselves one ~ the stack
l-E party vGS z---e5 VIII : club and
seeing -1sy ws-s o--nuuoe-e6 the
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pursued @o- Way and then ne chase
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thought thar an sccs-pt had been
inside - -oo them scS o. arriving 81
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
THE IRMGARD SAILS.

Yesterday It looked almost like
steamer day at the railroad wharf
when the Irmgard sailed for the Coast.
There were several passengers aboard
the popular little packet and al Of
their friends were at the wharf 70 say
goodbye. The Irrngsrd IL one Of the
most commodiOus sailing vessels for
paEEengerE in the trade and her smart
trips between ports makes her a Ia
vOrfte for passengers who are not in
sufficient hurry 70 want 70 make the
trip in q steamer. Among the pas
Esngers leaving in the Irmgari yes
ferday were ". n Graham yhs has
been having trouble with his eyes for
some time. He r. taking a trip in
hopes that the voyage viii do him good
in a general way.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
COMMISSIONS SIDE OF
STAR CHAMBER DISCUSSION

Every applicant has a public hearing
of his case, and should his application
be refused he has the right to demand
a rehearing. There is nothing in the
law, however, giving him the right to
be present at the deliberations of the
board nor to demand explicit reasons
for a refusal Every refused license is
refused on the grounds that it is
against the interests of the public TO
issue it. If specific reasons had to be
given it would result in the members
of the board being compelled to go into
court and furnish the evidence upon
which they base their conclusions and
opinions, a condition of affairs that
would drive every business man off the
board.
This board ought to have the sup
port OF the press" concluded Chair
man Ballentyne, summing up the vari-
Gus statements Of his colleagues, but
instead We get a little faint praise oc-
casionally and many kicks. We are
giving our services to the work gra-
tuitOusly and are carrying out the ex-
pressed intentions OF the law. We
must be doing good work. because
read in the Advertiser this morning
that there were only four arrests yes
terday. a holiday, and not one Of them
for drunkenness. This shows that good
work has been done"
80 SUNDAY HOTEL BARS.
At a meeting on Wednesday the man
ager of the Seaside Hotel appeared
before the board and agreed, in con-
sideration OF the renewal Of the Sunday
privilege license. 10 close the barrOom
on the first day Of the week and serve
drinks only at the tables. Yesterday
Manager Hertsche Of the Moana and
Alexander Young hotels and Manager
Bergin Of the Waikiki Inn appeared
and made the same promise.
A V. Gear appeared as attorney for
Mrs Kari Klemme with an application
for the transfer Of the Aloha Alma sa-
loon from her husband to herself and
an application for a renewal Of the IL
cense. AS the renewal Of the license
as II now stands has been refused.
there was a question as 10 whether the
application would have to be consider
ed as an application for a new license
and be advertised as such or not
Without committing themselves as 70
the granting Of either application. the
board took the matter under advise
ment-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16

In view of the many misstatements
being made in the press regarding the
Peacock and Weston licenses, 1 think
that it would be best to make public
statement of the matter said Chair
man c. G. BaIlentyne ofrthe Board Of
License Commissioners yesterday. ask
ing q representative of the Advertiser
20 remain after the board had gone
into executive session The other men,
bers OF the board agreeing. a general
statement was made, practically every
one Of the commissioners taking a
part in pItIing the board right for
the public knowledge The various
statements may be summarized as fol-
lows:
The story published in the Bulletin
yesterday is wrong in toto, the article
stating that PeacOck's license had been
refused. the vote reconsidered and the
license then granted, Chairman Ballen-
tyne calling his fellow commissioners
kids for changing their minds. The
facts are that there was only one vote
taken on the application, as has al
ready been stated in the Advertiser.
That vote stood four TO one. A J.
Campbell being the only one voting
against the renewal There was no
rundown, therefore no reconsidera-
ton and no occasion 10 call names.
In regard 20 the refusal to renew
.-Scotty's~ license, it was stated that
he had been given numerous chances
10 change his manner of running his
place and get within the defined lines
Of the law. The license inspector had
called on him and suggested changes;
various commissioners had gone to him
personally and warned him that he
was not living Up 10 the spirit OF his
license and told him what 70 do. and
". c. Peacock had gone TO him, at
the request OF some Of the commission
SIS. and told him OF the requirements
Il his license and pointed out where
these were being violated Both Mr..
and Mrs. Nestou had been before the
commissioners frequently and should
know why the license was now refused
The fact that there has been no appH-
cation On the part Of the licensee for
2 rehezring q his case determines IN
the opinion Of the commissioners the
fart that ne knows ne had violated the
terms q his license and is not entitled
% its renewal.
In regard % the holding Of executive
sessions the commissioners state that
in that way alone i Il possible 70 carry
out the intention % the law. In the
granting Of liquor Licenses the COM
unizsionerx have 70 consider many
things ard fun shd free discussion
could not be had 4 the meetings were
al OPEN 70 the public The discussion
q Z mans character. for instance,
should not Be public and such discus
si0ns and expressions u opinion should
not get into Ire press The commits
sfonsrE thought that in the matter Of
executive sessions the Advertiser had
not treated them fairly IF II were
not that We cO1Id meet quietly and /
settle these questions without having
70 have room I'm Of people about
Us. for one WO1lo not stay On this
hoard tEsnty-four hours" said Hr. |
BzIentyne, an expression that all the
ether Members agreed with him in.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
ENEAFPEs FOR CHICAGO.

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
TORPEDO TEST
ON FLORIDA
FORTRESS MONROE Jun

FORTRESS MONROE. June
Is--Fulher experiments were
undertaken yesterday II the test
Q: re resisting powers Of TIE
-o-5-o- Florida 4 Whitehead
torpedo was launched against her
t-oz TIE monitor Arkansas and
was exploded against her hull a.
TIE wzte-iI-z TIE torpedo con-
Eze5 TIE usual service charge.
The Florida was damaged. but
hi 6es-ove6-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
QUEER JUSTICE IS
HAD ON MOLOKAI

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-16
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