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Lazy 8. A better house had risen from
| the ashes of the homestead laid waste
by the cattle rustlers. Anairs We're
well with George Williston now that
the hand Of no man was against him
He prospered.
Louise stepped to the door.
II am in despair, Mary" she said
whimsically. Mrs. White has ordered
me out of the kitchen. What do you
think OF that?'
Louise. Did you really have the
hardihood to presume TO encroach on
Mother Whites preserves-you-
mere bride of five months standing
You should be grateful she didn't take
the broom to you"
she can cook" said Louise laugh
ing. Il admit that. ! only offered to
peel potatoes. When one stops TO con
slider that the whole county Is coming
to the house warming" of the Lazy
S. one can't help being worried about
potatoes and such minor things
DO you think the whole county Is
coming, Louise" asked Mary
"Of course" said Louise Gordon.
positively. slipping away again. She
was a welcome guest at the ranch. and
her heart was in the success OF TO-
nights party.
Mary had dressed early. As hostess
she had laid aside her short sklrt'
leather leggings. and other boyish hx'
ings" which she usually assumed Tor
better ease in her life OF riding. she
was clad simply in long black sRlrt
and white shirt-waist. Her hair WAS
coiled In thick braids about her we'll
shaped head. lending her most Dc
coming stateliness.
Would Paul LanGford come? He mad
been bidden. Her father could not
know that he would not care to come.
Her father did not know that she mad
sent LanGford away that lons-aSo
night in December and that he had
not come back-at least to her, Natur-
ally he had been biddon first to
George Willston's ''house-warming,
The men of the Three Bars and OF the
Lazy S were tried friends-but he
would not care to come.
Listen, Some one was coming IL
was much too soon for guests. The
early October twilight was only now
creeping softly over the landscape. II
was still evening. She heard dis
tinctly the rhythmical pound of hoof'
beats on the hardened trail. Would
the rider go on to kemah. or would
he turn in at the Lazy S?
Hello. the house" hailed the horse
man. cherrily. drawing rein at the
very door Hello. within"
The visitor threw wide the door.
and Williston's voice called cordially;
Come in, come in. Langford! am
glad you came early"
VIII you send Mary out, Willis
ton? need your chore boy 10 help
me water Sade here
The voice was merry. but there was
n vibrant tone in 1t that made the
listening girl tremble little. Lang
ford never waited for opportunities
He made them.
Mary came to the door with quiet
self-cmposure. She had known from
the first the stranger was l.angiord-
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Ih CT Iduu. iHey were fuullne, dBeu
8; Alexander, aged 2h and Alma,
aged seven months. The mother re-
turned Just as the bodies OF the chill.
dren were being carried out by the
neighbors and was prostrated by
grief.
At the meeting Of the Colorado State
Federation Of Labor, which will con.
vene at Denver August 10th with 200
delegates from 1875 local unions, It is
said that the principal question to be
considered will be that. of bolitics.
~ Is the Intention this fall to
nave a systematic campaign OF the
1uil abor vote. To facilitate this the
state headquarters will have the di
rection Of affairs while local political
committees will be appointed in the
different cities.
A Chautauqua Assembly at Rocky
FORD from July 18th to 28th is assured
Dy an agreement Of the Redpath Chau-
tauqua System at Chicago with the
ROCKY Ford board of trade, A fund Of
xooo has been subscribed Ia guarantee
the sale OF 800 season tickets. The
program OF lectures, music and enter.
tainments Is extensive and highly at.
| tractive.
Following a quarrel with nj. -.
Auonn belot retired rancher 81
weaitn who has lately been meking
~ nome IN Denver. committed mi.
S.ae S. py shooting himself through the
nssd, on ranch nine miles Wsst a r..
hoa on Tuesday the aoth IL. ';s
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Bells

Bells are understood I.
their origin in China, b.rl
a time that no preeiy ri
given. Their first use vvst
air OF evil spirits and % VI
storms. Old Europa; =
how the tolllng Of VI
devils from assalltu 7
hence their connectioa 5tt
Bells may be traced Z -
to the sixth century, -
generally introduced l,st1
church much before u&
tury.
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WIFE WON
Husband Finally c's'

Some men are wise ez
new foods and beverages y
erous enough to give 0''n
At of their experience 4
however, let his good vi,
herself what a blessins =
those who are distress. s
ways. by drinking e0A
writes: .,x
"No slave in chains, \.
me, was r,ore helpless ',.. ~ I,
captive. Yet there m N.
warnings-wakins from J,
sleep with a feeling ol y
times dizzy and ou' MI
tacks Of palpitation OIL
frightened me. ,.,ss 1
Common sense, e., re,p !. n
better judgment too '.,.ls n ii
drinking was the uo' = b
nervous system was So :
that my physician 0''a
Coffee ,,,ht ~
"He knew he was ...,Ss,,t
I knew it, too. ! cay eapl,a VI
to this our family naa .'a. ~
but dIsliked 1t, becaud a. dak,
"petermined this .Ian'si s,~s
um a fair trial, ] prapt ~ u,
| ing to directions on s,,s
boiled 1 it is minutes s.,s s,,s
menced, obtaining q Sar Ssro
with q rich snapps - and 1
| coffee. When crean an,y n
added, IT was not 0u'
licious. ..oscIsl ~
tho rest Of the family. <,
except exc my husband, s,,,,t vi IS
NIT that coffee l,ns na,s Nv
weeks elapsed dul.as ,n ,as VI
when, to my sulpr,;s,,s '9sa : q
your your improvement ., !. ~ 81
have bCSs such hne color ~
to give credit whsrs sss ..SI.ys,
now we are conss pntul|
Name given ey .Tss /!
Creek, Mich. Rsad s..asds..rss N
vills. IN pkgs. Xxx
ons sspssrs stss
~ snuIesy
! NJ =
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CHAPTER xxI.-continued.

Jim slowly and thouGhtfully slipped
his revolver into its holster and dis.
mounted. Langford. too. sprang light
ly from his saddle.
Black had been waiting for this. His
trained ear had no sooner caught the
soft rubbing sound OF the pistol slip
ping into its leathern case than he
leaped to his feet and stretched out
the crumpled arm with its deadly
weapon pointing straight at the heart
of Langford of the Three Bars.
Now. damn you. we're quits" he
cried. hoarsely.
There was not time for Jim to draw.
but. agile as cat. he threw himself
against Blacks arm and the bullet
went wild. For moment the advant-
age was his. and he wrested the
weapon from Blacks hand. 1t fell to
the ground The two men grappled
The struggle was short and fierce
Each strove with all the strength Of
his concentrated hate TO keep the
others hand from his belt
When the feet OF the wrestlers left
the fallen weapon free, Langford. who
had been waiting for this opportunity.
sprang forward and seized il with
thrill Of satisfaction. Command of the
situation was once more his. But the
revolver was empty. and he turned to
throw himself into the struggle empty
handed. Jim would thus be given
chance to draw.
At that moment Black twisted his
arm free and his hand dropped like a
fash TO his belt, where there was a
revolver that was loaded. Jim hugged
him closely, but 1t was OF no use. The
bullet tore its cruel way through his
side. His arms relaxed their hold-he
-slowly-down-do Black
shook himself from Of him impatiently
and wheeled to meet his great enemy.
Quits at last!" he said, with an
ugly smile.
Quits indeed! For Jim, raising him.
self slightly, was able to draw at last +;
and even as he spoke. the outlaw fell.
Jim, my boy" said Langford. huski
1y. He was kneeling, Jim's head in his
arms.
We'll, boss" said Jim. trying te
bmlle. HIS eyes were clear.
1T was my affair, Jim, you ought
not to have done it," said Langford
brokenly.
ITS all right-boss-don't you wor
ry-I saw you-in the hall that night
You are-the boss. Tell Mary so. Tel
her l was-glad-to go-so you coul,
go to her-and it would be-all right
She-loves you-boss-you needn't b
afraid"
Jim. cannot bear it; must 20 Il
your stead"
ITO Mary-yes." His voice SAN
lower and lower. An added palenes
stole over his face, but his eyes locke
into Langfords serenely. almost ha1
PLY.
"Go-to Mary in my stead-boss.
he whispered. Tell her Jim gave hi
boss-to her-when he had to go
used to think 1t was 'Mouse.hair'-
am glad 1t is----Mary-tell her good.by
tell her the Three Bars wouldn't b
the same to Jim with woman in 1
anyway-tell her"
And with a sigh Jim died.
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&l.30l,550
State Collections.

Denver.-The semi.annual report OF
Timothy OConnor. secretary OF state.
was issued Wednesday and shows a
total income since last December to
May. 1908, Of SOL ,9O0.O2. as follows:
Annual license tax for corpora tlons
$31 .3O9.77: brand department. 1857;
2,19S annual reports, $9,25177: incor-
porations. $39,020.s5; 1876 amendments,
$4.777.75; 395 certified copies, $1,297.-
go; 201 Impressions OF seal, $500. so;
156 paid up stock. $1,23O.75; 366 no.
tary commissions. $2,1S7.75; certifi.
Gates OF authority. $3.607.5O; 104 ses.
sion laws. $139.20; 4S5 miscellaneous,
$1,029.1O; total. $101 10000.
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CHAPTER XXI;
The Party at the Lazy 6,

Mary stared thoughtfully into the
mirror. It was q better one than the
silver into which she had looked more
than year before, when Paul Lang
ford came riding over the plains to the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-24

A tickling cough. from any cause, IL
quickly STOPPED by Dr Shops Con- q
Cure. And !, IS so tho aashly harm
less aud safe that d. shoop tn.
mot sefs every where to ave II With
out hesitation even & very young la-
oes The Wholesome ~ en- leaves ana
tender Stems Of loas healing mount,
alnous shrub furnish the curative pro-
perties TO DIR. Shoops "a Cure. .
Gains the cough. aai GALS the g. {
and sensitive bronchial membrane
No opium no chloro' rm. nothlus
harsh used TO iniure suppress. Sim
ply a resinous plan. extract. thst
helps to heal ael * lanes Tas - :
iards call this shrub which the Do
tor uses. The Sacred Herb Demand
Dr. Shops Take no ether. Louisa
Drug Co.
style and best quality suits and
overcoats.
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BY REQUEST.
Prepared At Small Cost. And
Many Swear By 1t.

Mix the following by shaking well
n bottle and taking In teaspoonful
doses after meals and at bedtime.
Fluid Extract Dandellon. one-half
ounce: componud~Kargon one ounce:
Compound Syrup SarsaparIlla. three
ounces. A local druggist is the au-
thority that these simple harmless N
gradients can be obtained at nominal
cost from your home druggist.
The mixture Is said to cleanse and
strengthen the clogged and Inactive
Kidneys. overcoming backache. blaa-
der weakness and urinary trouble OF
al kinds. II taken before the stage
Of Bright's disease.
Those who have tried It say 1t nos
itively oyercomes pain in the back.
clears the urine of sediment and regu-
lates urination. especially at night.
Curing even the worst forms OF Dlaa-
der weakness.
Every man or woman here VINO
feels that the kidneys are hot strong
OF acting In a healthy manner should
mix this prescription at home and
give Il a trial. It is said to do won
ders for many persons.
The Scranton tPal Times was tne
first to print this remarkable pre-
scription. In October 1906. since when
all the leading newspapers OF New
York. Boston. Philadelphia. Pittsburl
and other cities have made many
announcements OF Il to their read
srs.
Trial Catarrah treatments are beins
mailed out free, ON request, by ar
shoop, Racine. wis, These tests are
proving to the people, without a
penny's cost. the great value Of this
scientific prescription known to drug
psln everywhere "a Dr. Shops Ca
|tnrrh Remedy. Sold by Louisa Drul
COMPANY.
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All this sloppy talk INDUCED in By
interested parties about what the city
of Louisa pays the waterworks COM
pany $3.50 per year for is entirely be
You'd the question agitated by Ciu-
zen in this paper some time ago. The
writer said then and says II again;
this time giving to the public through
the News what the ordinance says.
that the city OF Louisa is paying a
private company $3.50 per annum not
for protection from Iirebut for thirty
street sprinkling plugs at SIS per year
each. Here is section s Of the ordi-
nance or franchise:
In consideration Of the benefits
that will accrue to the city OF Louisa
nv the erection and maintenance Of
SAID water works and sewerage system
the city hereby agrees to rent and
does rent. for the term OF 20 years
beginning as soon as the water works
are in operation 30 street sprinkling
plugs which are to be kept in repair
BY the purchaser of this franchise.
The city shall pay an annual rental
of SOS each. payable semi-annually
January LIST and July the first OF each
year"
Anything said here about $3.50 for
the use of water for fire protection"
Suppose all these sprinklers could by
any means be brought to play upon
a burning house. what good could
they dog II would be play indeed.
This citizen has no figh, against The
water works. He appreciates the
benefit the city derives from having
plenty Of water for domestic purposes
and for protection against fire. Its
value was clearly shown at the late
fire, Along those limos the entire com
munl.y Is benefited. What he oh
jecta 10 IA being compelled to bear
his part, however small Il may Be- y
forolgn. 70 thla discussion. -oi the
$50 paid for sprInkleru which oene-
Ia very few Of the csinens and
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Here you arel Headquarters for
Postal Cards and Photo Buttons made
direct from the person or old pictures
Negatives 1Oc apiece-three for 25c.
Remember, we give mail orders
prompt attention. We got the first
class Photo and button outfits to
do the work and experienced gallery
open for all kinds of work every Sat-
urday. d. NJ. Jones old stand. LOUIS
KY. Give us a call or mail us an Or
der.
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o. NJ conley. Of St. Louis, and
M. conley. OF Joplin. Mo-. were in
Louisa and Paintsville this week.
They are sons OF Harmon Conley.
who moved to Missouri soon after the
civil war. This is their first visit
here since they were small boys.
more than thirty years ago. Both
hold good positions with the traffic
department Of the st. Louis and
San Francisco railroad system.
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Select School.

School will begin at Fallsburg Mon
day. January %. Robt E. Darby. of
Louisa, in charge.
Tuition including Ord reader grade
800; 4th and 9TH reader grades. s1.75
Teachers course. $500 per month.
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Notice to Stockholders.

The stockholders of the Lou
lisa Canning Co. are hereby noti-
fyed that a meeting will be held at
the Snyder Hardware COMPANY s
store on Saturday evening, Jan.
25th at 7 o'clock.
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The jury in the case Of okey
Vaughan vs.. the c. a o. railway for
damages awarded the plaintiff ,-Oo.oc.
The damage consisted in 6einA lef, in
Catlettsburg and compelled % stay
there all night. Hope Catlettsburg
tears the jury no III will.
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taxpayers Of Louisa.

eaAPdyNAo VI LOUISA
Fire protection is what the city
should pay for and there should be
no lodging by the water company.
1t should be required to keep sutfi-
eiee1t water at all times to fight fire
with. or assume responsibility for
failure to do so.
The experience here with the
water company management is what
they complain about using the
sprinklers for street sprinkling pur-
poses SO that very few OF the sprink.
lers are used.
A Citizen.
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Senator Watson. Of I.awreuce coun-
". has offered a bill providing for
a constitutional amendment to take
tho sense Of tho voters on State pro-
hlhlslon. Il provides that the cleo
,Ion NAY b hold on any other day
lnNn ne regular election day.
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After court adjourned judge Han
nah vent to Ashland and returned
Monday morning accompanied by Mrs
Hannah. They have rooms at Mrs
sam Bromley's.
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For Sale.

One house and lot In lower Louisa.
opposite c. & O. railroad property.
Apply to this office or TO James
Hale for particulars. If.
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VIII Clark. formerly a resident
v'ebbville but for many years a res
dent OF Northern Wisconsin. was here
few days recently. the guest OF his
cousin. DIR. Watson.
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Weak Women

To weak and aillng women. there Il a least one
way 20 help. But with that way. two trcatmentS
must b combined. One Il local. one IA constitue
donAl but both arr important both essential
Or. Shops Night Cnrc Il the Local.
Theiosmer-nr. Shoop' N ight Curo-lsa topical
mucous membrane suppoSltory remedy. while nr.
Shops Restorative Il wholly an internal treat
ment Tho Restorative reaches throughout the
entiro lytiom, tccking the ropAlr Of ell nerve
al tluue, and all blood Aiimcnia
The Night Cupe" a. Ia name implies doea ~
work while you tieep. Il soothea snro and inf am
81 mucous surfaces hoAls local wcAknessca and
builds M wasted Tissues. bringing about renewed
strength, vlEur, and enorIy, nko Or. Hhoopa
hcrlontlvo-fahle or iiQuld-oaA nononl tonic
% he utt.m. Tor positive local hslp. uss - well
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Baled Hay For Sale,

No. /, 90 cents per 100 pounds. No
2, sOc, delivered in barns, railroad
station or river. Leave orders at
office. Jay H. Northup-
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NOTICE.

We are still in the market FOR an
the Hickory Handle Timber. that viii
be delivered at our factory in Louisa
Huntington Handle Co
]. K. Written. Agent.
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DR.. Watson took advantage OF a leg
,slative recess and spent Saturday IN
Louisa. lie returned to Frankfort
Sunday morning.
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Col Z. b. without was attending
Circuit Court at Louisa. representing
the c. and o. Railway and other
clients
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Mrs Ira wellman and children left
for Louisville last Tuesday to join
Mt wellman. who is attending medi-
cal lectures In that city.
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Miss Effie Garland. aged u years,
d,ed recently at Peach Orchard Oh
son.ump,Ion. she formerly lived IN
Louisa
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Miss Goodwin. OF Paintsville, was
here this week. doing stenographic
e urt work for the c. a o. railway.
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Crossings at the intersection Of
Perry and Lady Washington streets
are very badly needed.
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lame. Heron. formerly of Louisa
nm, now Of Hinton. W. Va. was here
on business last Saturday.
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Fred See left last Monday to enter
the Eastern Kentucky Normal School
at Richmond.
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Raw. O. +. williams was in Hunt
,,v,on last Tuesday. attending the
Terry meeting
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J,se. Hannah gave the petit jury a
recess from Friday afternoon an''
Monday morning.
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Miss Rachel Bryan. OF Ashland. IS
attending the Kentucky Normal Col
lsge.
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!: = FsCNAIS. ;:
s.sxstesssssssa.sssssss.ss

Robert Thompson. of Potter. is at
tending the X. \. G.
Dr. Grover Meek. Of Huntington, wa
in Louisa last sunday
John Hays. Of Charley. was a bus
mess visitor here last Tuesday.
John c. Thomas made business
trip to Cincinnati last Sunday.
George I. Neal. prominent attor-
ney Of Huntington. was in Louisa last
Saturday.
Gordon c. Burgess and wife of Kise
Station were visiting Louisa relatives
this week.
Willis Roberts, the merchant and
trader of cadmus. was here on bust
ness Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Freese was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. c. Thomas
this week
Mrs. Robert Burchett, OF Saltpeter
was here last Friday attending Mrs.
Hcrton's reception.
Daddy" shipman went TO Ash
land this week to spend a few days
with his son. W. F. shipman.
p. S. Mcconnell. Of Mt. Vernon,
o.. was here recently ON business per.
tanning to the Louisa Coal Co.
LeWright Browning, OF Maysville
Is in Louisa on legal business con-
nected with the c. & o. railway.
Lucien Johnson and family have r,
turned to wellsburg. W. Va, after al
extended visit to the family OF Mr
: Il. T. Burns
Mrs. Martha J. Ferguson. Of Virgin
/ ia is here visiting relatives an,
friends. AZ present she is the CUES
Of Mrs. S. F. Reynolds
Mrs. Walter Harkins and Mr.. an
Nrs. Joe Harkins all Of Prestonsburl
.s we're guests at Mrs. Horizons SEWN
Pee" last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Gambill, Of Gree
: Up, were here last Friday. en- ront
home after a visit to Mrs. Gambin
daughter at Boone's Camp. Johnso
or county.
y A party consisting of Mr.. and Mr.
w d. Pierce. Miss Jean Mcclure an
y, Miss Eliza Pierce went to Cincinna
taof Sunday and raunafnad ,,ntu W..
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valentines and valentine post card
q, Picklesimer's.
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rssuh seed for all Kind Of picEIsin'
q snlnvans
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charles T. Miller has been appoint
a postmaster at vessie. this county.
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All fancy box candy at cost at Pick
lcsimer's.
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More Of them and best solid shoes
At Pierce's Biz Store.
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Fancy dress shirts. collars and lie.
at Picklesimers.
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Bring me your butter and sss'' "
n. Sullivan.
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Heavy underwear and ruboers al
cost at PieklesimerS
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overaIls. jackets and work shirts al
Plekleslmer.A
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Fresh vegetables at Pieklesimer'i
every day.
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Remnau. Bargains at PieFces Big
Store.
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Insure with Wallace Life. Fire.
zeSiaeut. etc once near depot
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Ground coffee at PieElesImer's>
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Fruits Of an I'd at suIllvAn's.
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A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
W. d. Pierce. Miss Jean Mcclure and
Miss Eliza Pierce went to Cincinnati
last Sunday and remained until We'd
nesday evening.
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An kinds Of produce at sullivAn'a
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PIsres. cul PrIos vnps and akITt
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1cOuntry honey at PicEle'l@eF'
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Who wrDie this thought in his iolonel
4 seldom feel pique,
But cannot keep mipue.
That order to ride Is 30 infolonei.
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r.day bsars and dolls At cOnley's
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-24

Sen PieEIesimer your veal calves
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-24

Sliced country ham a, Picslesimer 5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Lige GamblI. of Green
up, were here last Friday. en- ronte
home after a visit to Mrs. Gambill's
daughter at Boone's Camp, Johnson
county.