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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

With ~ 80" ,,
az a.. -, - ~ " said that he vii
Of Soo+.a, W. Governor of Ken
bis bood 10y ra.'bly did not intend
,od - @ but Just before leav
OF the work 'olie 'llS "eeN MI
SEho made a ,eu a pointed question
IN, - g AZ, Democratic colleagues
80. D.. acteristically pointed
q tstion was, Are YOU
Bdaidate for Governor?
rne refls.sl.tw .dnN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

ProStrati'

81 suffered so with
Prostitution that / thou
was no use trying to &c
friend recommended /
Nervine, and although
at first, l soon found |
covering, and am to-
MRS. D. I. |
$500 Broadway, Gle
Much sickness is
origin. It's the n =
make the heart fore
through the veins,
take in oxygen, the
gest food, the liver e
and the kidneys flt} =
If any of these orgaIlI
it is the fault Of
through which thu :,
strength. DR.. Mild Of
a specific for thd
soothes the irritatiI-
in the generatioFino !
Therefore yopdow.s
it if you taksr.c =,
when sick. Io FK(
your drug
cording
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

Gee, 17-year-old daughter of William
Gee, a prominent Trigg county iArlner
After an all-night search the mob
located Brame, who was carried before
the Misses Gee who positively !denti-
fled, The mob carried Brame 10 Flat
Lick,n ear the Trigg and Christian
county line, and hanged him 10 a Tree
Bowling Green, Ky.-James T. Blew
EFT, of WOODBURY., this county, sold 10
John Russell of GalIatin, Tenn, a
pair of mules for 500. which is the
highest price ever received for this
class of livestock in the history Of
this county. The mules are four Year
old, sixteen hands high, and perfectly
matched. The transactions in mules
in this county have been very brisk
this spring.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

&ov Charles n Haskell, of Okla
hoNa, and the six other men indicted
by (he Federal grand jury charged
With fraud in Muskogee town lots,
will not have to stand trial. The
motion Of the defendants to quash
the Indictments was upheld by Judge
John A Marshall in the United States
Circuit Court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
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olaced on the market by the
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( all other machines. 1t is
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Re achievementin building
a sewing machine: Com
re it with all other ma
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1ey claim to excel and you
Ill find 1GbeEREE easily
he best.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

F. Marlin Crawford, the novelist, is
dead at s4rrento, Italy, after long
illness. II, was born in 1854.
The two Republican Congressman
of Tennessee will recommend .She ap-
pointment of Mrs. e, w. q Oh as
post mistress It Coluv-ier particuIl
ask the Demoy9
= q s a.: '.lST BpS1EI.r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Gold Rings for Girls.

For Every two new sub
scribers to the Big Sand,
News for one year each sen
in during those months, &c
companicd by the regula
subscription price
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

House of Representa-
Il submitting a con-
.iment providing for
,iton to a vote of the
of the State. The
the Senate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

galway has put engi-
to make surveys iOr
Jellico Creek to the
,rn railway.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-19
PICKLES ETC.

Pickles in CAR LOTS may startlc
you, but the appreciation OF the con-
snmer IN this vicinity of high grade
pickles and prices most reasonable, en-
able us to handle several cars each
year.
We have just received car OF new
pack, crisp, appetizine pickles, both
sweet and sour.
Monarch Plain Cucumber Pickles, ga" %
Sweet Pickles per y gal 30
THERE ARE NO DILL PICKLES so
pLLs size, FINE FLAVOR.
bismarck Dill pickles gallon IS
per Il gallon 40
lbs
. gai Kegs 80
PICKLES IN eLAss-lNslsT UPON
YOU GET THE BEST
Monarch GherRins 16 jars each 30
Monarch Gherkins jars 20
Onions, is each AZ
each 40
Monarch Sour Mixed Pickles each So
Monarch each 70
Chow each 3o
chowC
Gherkins, each 40
each 80
Onions
% each 10
Pickles each 10
Pickles 20
Aonarch gallon 40
Fancy Pickles, LOO
Mixed Pickles. Y gals 80
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

hole I'M the pocket of husband or
father this year. 1t is diseouraging
to find that even a modest set NJ
lack fox Tor every day use is priced
Al FROM $50 upward. Tails is because
4 the hue size of the new furs, sew
eral animal skins being required for 4
modish wuff. to say nothing of the
huge ..scarfs'' which are really shawls
seachinG quite to the waistline at the
back and to the knees in front, a
hundred years ago the larger the muff
the mure modish the lady. and it
seems that the Did times have re
turned for some If the barrel-like
affairs which one sees are reall:' stu
oenduous. The new muffs. however.
are light and sot as thistlelown ia
spite Of the amount of fur used. There
are No clumsy stuffia.s of cotton waa-
ding. n In tn" olaen times. and NJ
linin. Is used between the soft, supple
peit and the satin or shirred chiffon
inside. The up-tO-Gate muff. whatever
its size may he crushed in the hand
like a handkerchief nr slowed away
under" ihe arm when the hands are
busy.
The woman selecting Christmas furs
should seq that they have this soft,
supple quality. and no matter how hie
they are, they must be light If they
are All al worth the price asked fot
them. Fisher and fox arr the smart
pets for muff and shoulder furs a,
present and fox is Il particularly sat
isfactnrv fur as i wears well and
Keeps its gloss, nor does 1t los. its
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

all the fresh tlnts OF hair. eyes and
complexion. a
Pony and caracul are still liked fnf
street coats and are used by women
who cannot afford the more costly
broadtail and Persian lamb. coat
Of either of these skins should be most
carefully selected, however. and Elk
amined under strong lisat. Must OF
the so-called bargains" in coats OF
pony and raracul are made of tiny,
leftover bits of skin, carefully
matched and sewed together. and
when after a week or ~ Of wear the
tiny bits of thin skin begin L. split
apart all over the coat great Is the
chagrsn vt thu purchaser thereof.
In fact. wonderful bargains in furs
OF any sort ara something To dodge
warily, Ermlps at anything less than
a royal price. genuine mink mex
pcnsigely tagged. or lynx" offered
below the high figure which this really
rare fur now commands at the best
furriers. should he avoided. There are
various fur substitutes which. ii on"
knoAs anything of fur lore. prove very
satisfactory. Just as cleyerly prepared
French rat h an unasham"d repre-
sentative nj genuine seaiskin. 81 the
red American fox. skitlfully dyed. he
comes very satisfactory substitute
for the costly sitka fox relt. Ii one
may not indulge in kingly ermin".
white Couey Is almost rs lovely and
as for gray fax. the smohe-c"lnred
wolf fur is equally becoming and al
most as feataery in quality. The
Cruder limitations are the things l. b."
wary af--the substitution of coarse.
Stiff-ased oposSum for fox. of dyed
monkey or lynx. and of the awful
touched IN" mink or tina beautifully
striped natural pelt.
Unspottea Ermlns Nest Fashionable.
Pure white -rmine. uutrimmed with
the little hla sktailS-or. as the fur
rierS term IT, '-unspotted" ermine--is
NOW the dernter cri for evening coats.
y long wrap u unspntted ermine with
Il border ~ the tail-rrlmmed pelt is
shown. big barrel muff to match
completing til luxury Of this beautiful
evening wrap This coat is lined with
pale pink saE!a and frilis of white
chiffon over pEak fan from the wid"
sleeves. The lining of such wrap
i Most important feature. adding
much t. its artistic value Haen thrown
over the cha3- behind The wearer'a
delicate evening frock, In this case
the timing of the coat harmpniZ"s with
tie hat If six plush trimmed with
rrse-t5ate1 rlumes-
The pure white conex etsats trimmed
With white fgv are also vssv beautiful
and ma uf the seasons weaithiesc
drhutantss. Who if she chose e"u'd
WI ssFf,arl srsuifnS wears a Whit
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19
THE DOUBLE CHIN.

Nothing makes Il woman look old
before her time more than the double
chin. Half of the trouble is caused by
the wrong position in which she lies
asleep. Women who bank the pillows
high viii never have pretty neeks, as
this allows the head to sink on the
chest ard masses Of wrinkles form.
besides the rolls of fat which cause
the much hated double chin. The chin
should be thrown up in sleeping. and
the fat viii not accumulate under ii.
Another cause nj the double chin is
the high, tight collar and the very
tight. waist. The fat is pushed up out
of position and escapes by the first
chance it has over the collar. Prob
ably the only cure for the double chin
is the rubber bandage which is a tedi
Gus affair. Ii consists of "a rubber
handagc fitted over the head and worn
like sling nj night.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

lorg hairs as readily as the more per
iShablc lynx and sable.
Gray fox-or the stubtitute, gray wolf
is a pretty fur for the younger
woman If brcwa fur is liked, skunk
viii bc. more satisfactory than mink.
FOR which II large price must be paid
to obtain a good quality. White fox
- ideal for young girl. and Older
women may wear this beautiful peit
in the evening. though NY the glare
of broad daylight il is apt to be trying
10 the complexion that has lost fresh
ness. An exquisite set of white fox
is illustrated. the big. soft mufi being
matched by "A broad scarf. which is
warm enough to serve as a wrap over
pretty Ettle tea frocks of light mate
rial.
Handsome furs are frequent SnjouTn-
crs 90 the Christmas tire. end this
i'cn 81 the ch'IFs attire may he as
rich in character .as Il dntin- parent
could wish. however simple til" ~ It -
the child's raimcnt Is kept The long
haired furs are always beloved hy 1T
tie folks. and the big, furry NUTS sgl
collars now in vogue. With their nat
ural looking animal heaGs. paws, AMI
brushes, give more joy t. imaginative
childhood than grnwn-up people real
ize. White fox is much used for best"
coats Of white coney. and white fox
sets are delightful with the new dark
velvet coats In which smart little
girls are appearing now.
Chinehilla is an ideal fur for chill
dren. except that it is 80 expensive.
Gray squirrel il worn by ths small
tots. gray fox also. Black furs should
rot bc given to little children, ard If
brown furs are desired the choice
should rest on beaver er skunk. mink
being too old tn suggestion for the
small girl. and sable almost too eic-
CANT for her dignity To carry.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19
Rich Mems Gifts Are Poor

hrsitte this: 4 want To go on record
as saying that | regard aElectric Bit
;crs rs one of the greatest gifts that
God has made to woman writes Mrs.
@. Rhinevault, of Nestai Center, y. Y.
Il can never forget what Il, has done
for me-" This glorious medicine gives
a woman buoyant spiritsrI vigor of
body and jubilant health. II quickly
cures nervousness, sleePlessnness,
melancholy. headache, baekache. faint
ing and dizzy spells; soon. builds up
the weak. ailing and siekiy. TRY them.
aOc at Missoula Drug Co.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

Nothing fills the Christmas atonl,
ing like a fur coat Nothing does
such ereal; 10 st Nick'S rrputatiqn
for a discerning !uigpeni ms spnr57
PIRATE gift selection. \ Thousand dol
lars in diamonds is "A lifelong invest
ment. while a thousand dollars In fars
is expended III an artiel. Whih+ win
have but a brief life. the most costly
pelts being often the NEST perishaDie,
but the fur Christmas gift Hiil b."
likely a. blins IS 3n alarr los than
diamonds Just now, M-en barbarc
jewels ana ornaments % Byzantine
and Egyptian splendor are more fash
ionahle than gems of the first water
Choose the Fur Coat Carefully.
one does not make up ones mind
about the Christmas fur coat Ia a
hurry-nnr indeed shout any IF the
Christmas furs The question IL one
for lengthy ana careful consideration.
Many things must be taken into aC-
count-the size of the Christmas check
first of all: then the sart OF Gnr most
likely Ia remain IL favor for the next
two Or three seasons or the Christmas
fur coat win Il an probability be- made
over several tImts during It's exist
ence
After the Problem NJ what sast of
fur can he 2fferdel Is settled. there
comes the quite as vital consideration
OF what sort at fur pay be hrcaminely
worn. The French tursier never makes
mistake ia this respect H. studies
his customer with n critical eye and
decides VITA determination that
madame has taa #aEa eHhaaPatnt
for a long haired pllt." a~ that 'ntada-
moiselle,s. tppitrah bic aneulayity Will b
best disguised BY brsty fvrs.''-
The very short, thIsksct Wuma"
should Indulge IA far cnat with hest
tation. n sbe Us determined upon
having "a garment Of this character
and cannot afford To order one made
at a rsiahlr. farTiey'S she should take
her ready-hultt ceut To reputable
tailor who handles turs and haNe Il
entirely TetiGtsa. only in this Nay vii
the Proper grace and length uf Huc
he assured. ou any hut AN extremely
slender figure thu average rraly-maa~
fur coat Is hlGcnus'v clumsy and uu-
gaInlr.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

E-t~a al ~ ! small furS, n the
fArr5, - ,-a lie. ruufr aud Stois ar
srssat. u.I f-. altt L. maxi a SiG.abl,,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

and then spread out in tn" sun to
Thoroughly airy before being placed in
the pillow.
one of the best filters fer a pillow il
the haIsam pine needles Pillows filled
with them are very heaithfui and the
ode. will very frequently relieve the
worst headaches. If old letters are
cut into very small pieces. they take
the p'acc of feathers In way. \ pill
low stuffed with roSe leaves is one OF
the best. Dry rose leaves in the air,
hut not in the sun, thea sca.ser or-is
root over them and sp-inl2e with oil
Of roses. The petals should be al
lowed IL remain in an open box for
several days before they are. placed in
the pillow. s =
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19
IN FILLING PILLOWS.

The average housewife nearly al
ways has difficulty In filling pillows
First of all she must remember that
there is no necessity for using the Old
reliable feathers or down as filling
There are many substitutes that have
proved almost as satisfactory. Take
for instance. cork dust. often used in
packing fruit. This makes fairly
good pillow. It may be hought ut al
most any Erncer's ar fruit dealers
The dust should b. washed with water
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

ing bronze auh golden tones wharSNe%
puss bic strangely enough, the taN"i
FIR If6wn .fEfs ta.nes just Nhea hia'a
;roeks ,forEstpa; aal,spMas tNt"ar Hrr.
the lad.
SsafSkin j.. of course. the and aud
aim ~ every normal Woman's sartorial
ambition. and the moss sc,tiskin coats
are iadeed luxury persanitied with
,sesr broad border trimming Of skunl
81 sable aud the huge muff II mat III
a'h.s. Ion. sfalsFiu aimuufue' coats.
~ TIL French ftrrlars cuH them. cost
when muaiShN made and trimmed
with lung-hajrad border rur-a sinai
fortune. hut the genuine seal is ofte
very cievsra initiated at "a price graft.
fvfng,y less by what the furriers eu-
phoniously term Hudson seal" This
pelE is really neither more nor less
than French rat. tn fierce little In
hahltant If thy great underground
system of Paris sewers. whose skin.
skIilfully treated becomes exceedingly
saft and yelvety and makes an cX-
reitent substitute fnF the NOW scarce
and expensive genuine seal,
\ coat Of rat trimmed with skunk
does seem II plehtjan combination, but
when smartly made and nSnriouslS
Tined these GOATS bring. mt the fash
lonablc furfiers. prices that open ones
eyes \ coat If this short. hnrderei
al around with lynx. Is shown among
the Illustrations. Every Getal ~ this
coat Is luNarintis. the lining being AT
pale. rn-Eolnret satin hraradr un4
the buttons being of gold plate en-
crusted with suuken r.Erts. This
coat IL made mn tansR. roonS lines
and faStons sameH hat higher than the
garments dsSieu"d for arr~Ss war cx-
.eh4stvcly. the model being int. AIDED
fur motoring use, as we'll as far after
moan and evening Wear.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

lllS bi CHIN UlAlAt Nhk iltANli h1tANtAf tfA
texture and more brown in tone.
A Princess Frook of Fur.
Often the long fur-trmmed velvet
coat H. accompanied by a skirt also
hordCrcd with fur. and one may now
own whole rrock of fur. caracul and
Persian lamb coats being shown with
ankle length skirts and princess
Jumper dresses la match.
These fur dresses are proyided with
yoke and sleeves at tucked chiffon
and are. of course. made a. selected.
fine skins. only tne alendersst Woman,
however would dare the dangerous
smmsinezs al such i costume.
A Wise Investment.
No better tim" far the buying Ut Il
fur garment could be- hit upon taa1
tn" present Coats have reached their
naNHlum NJ length and nuffs their
maNimum--it Is drvnutly hoped-nt
hgurSs. AL signs point to shorter
coats another season, ana If sleeves
change - they arr certain tn do he
fore long t. more ample proportions
the generous amount of fur Topped
away from the length 81 the cNtt Will
come in hnrdiiy Tor .kiag ont tn"
sleeves and r,r,afrGn., worm snpts That
are apt Ia come beneath tn" arms and
,lan,. th. rr,nt edee nf the garment.
graceful .sni-drr>~y coat nf
hrn,Ital v.ith nbi,a fax j. shawn
q,his ,.4t il stitshl,. fnr afternoon
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19
A Princess Frock of Fur

ing Of chiuchilla, but much heavier II
texture and more brown in tone.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19

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thneE
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Daughters will in t
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19
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yaIHmsre Warft6ni6te.
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NecrotgNnge gen. Tahocm
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in Der @obn,ing oes Shlpagers bes
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@owaro =. Gopep, "A, Yer. 5i5, Col.
apenlle, unb Bertha 5. Sbaeifer. 20.
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grobltrabe. uno Wamic Sepburn, %.
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Grant q. Serbert. %. Nr. 332.
SmollwaobitraBe, uro 8otbarine VI.
Mitde1. 81.
Charles ". Yopers, 80, nno Giiber
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