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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01

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leine Sahe; uno i6 muB eeitehell
anf ben Streid nit Dem Sdlofn1its
tel NOR i6 nf6t porbereitet. So, pie
geiagt, mein 8eritano bat mid ge-
leitetl Mber es iparen ereifbare Be
tpeiie 1otig, mas 10 piel bieB: ib4
muBte nit meinen @ueen ieben, mas
mir mein Geritano ldon porber ge=
5eigt batte! Sim Gage nod ben Or
eigniiien Der @anoelgolerie, als ih
iiber Die triigeriiden 5uBipuren gc-
biidt n1f Der @roe lag, oa Itano ih
plobli6 auf, nabm ar mein @erltano
81 lammel1 uno ging Die Sreppe
bit1allf in Die @olerie.
9ort leete i) mir oapon &ed,enz
ihaft ab, bob Der Moroer, als mir
i'm bier p~erfolgten, meoer auf nors
mole nod auf anormale @eiie Die
@alerie perlalien BADEN fonnte. Sect
foBte i6 meme 8ernunft beim rid)=
tigen @noe an utlo 5og banit einen
&reis, in ben ib oas Broblem eill-
i6loB; I'M bieien &reis ifrieb i'd
IN @eoanfen nit flammenoen Set
tern: 90 Der M0roer nidt oraubea
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lie iude ODER, menn Sic poaen =
materiea geiproden -, in Der Sole.
rte lnfe, 10 finoe i6 MIR bier; lulo
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niht aus Dem &reiie berausfonnte!
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&reiie, Die 5mei @eien biloet, oag
beiBt: cine Berion, Sic iie ielblt nno
5neleih Ser Worber it'll. $50
rum bin i6 nidt ibon friiber oarauf
g%efommen? @an5 einfad, neil Oas
Bbdnomen oieIes 9oppelpei lens nidt
unter meinen Iueen Dor ii6 ging.
Mit pelber Der bier 8erionen fonnte
Ser M0roer elm 9oppelmeien BIZ
ben, obne oab i9 es bemerfte? Sci
nestuegs nit ben 8erionen, Die mir
gu elei6er 3eit nit Dem Woroer er-
ihienen iino. 60 iab ib in ser Go
lerie gu glei6er Belt Serrn Changer
ion nno oen Worber, 8oter Saeques
mo ben Morber, mid ielblt uno
| ben Moroer.
Ser Woroer fonnte alio neoer Der
Brofeiior, nod 8ater Sacques, nod
audi ih ielbit ieinl ltebrigens, melul
id es ielber mare, 10 miiBte id es
ihon, nidt nabr, Serr Graiioent2
Satte i6 6rieorid 2arian 5r-
gleih nit Dem Morber geiebea9
0ein!. gs maren 5pei Sefun-
ben bergongen, mdbreno oeren id)
ben Woroer aus Dem @eiiht berloreil
bate: oenn bieier NOR, mie es uuf,
IN meiren Noti5en itebt, 5nei &c.
funben" Dor Serrn Stongerlon, So
ter Soeques un6 mir an Der &reu-
5ung Der beiben @nlerien ongefom.
men. 0ieie 5mei Sefunoen geniigten
2arlan, Inn IN Die @onoelgolerie
ei15uiteigen, nit einem Sanbgriff iei-
men faIiden Bart ab5unebmen, fid)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
&unsert Ses Sam Mmtpnip 3icber=
frara.

Sonntoe abeno bradte ser Son
Mntonio 2ieoerfran5 IN einem potI
ibm peronitalteten &on5ert cine aor=
tote BON S. 81. gutterfielo v8e[-
l6a55ar" CUR auffiibrurlg. Ser Sert
Der &alltate bebanDelt Die befa1nte
@r3ablung bon Der @efongendaft DER
Slloen in Babylon Dem @aitmobl
oes 8ello55ar ltno Der @roberung Ser
Stoot Babylon Onr6 Ole 8erlcr.
gr lit in cine Iuaobl @bore uro So
Il eingeteilt nel6e lebteren por
folgelioelt @erren uno 8amen ge<
iullgeu mltroen: $. 6. Sronn,
gborles IS. Mteper, 9om 0aggett.
8. sc S. 8ielmailrt, Geo. Sbeis,
5rau IS. 9. 8ielmatr, 5rou 60.
| @oper, 6rou 8. Us. Silgers, Sri.
Sebl. SRI. g1o @agner, SRI. Sdei-
per, Sri. gn1mo @ittmar llno s(l=
bert @ibel. Soli ulo Gbore ai1lgen
por5iielih uno bas @an5e NOR ei=
ne in jeoer 9e5iebung erfreuli6e oei-
itung. Gos Sr6elter ipielte ebell-
faas gut. Ser @eiolle mllroe bnrd)
groBe itereoptiihe giloer iquitriert,
51 oenen Die Hlatten bon 9errll
6. Hoba bergeiteqt poren. 5err
8. 90. Silgers, Ser 0irieett oes
@ereins, botte Sic &ol1tate einitltoiert
uno leitete aa6 am gberto Sen
@eiang, Der grfolg Der @uffiibrlltg
tit IN eriter 2inie linn 5l15uidreiGen.
SRI. 3bereie Gourano ipielte bic
gegleitu1e. Ser 8eiu6 NOR iefr
gut, 10 ooB allb Dos ~finon5iene @r-
| aebuis eil1 befrie6ideu0er NOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
(JortIepnlta YoIet.)
Gin Soloat berbinbert SpSes-@er-
IdmDrnna.

IS i6ien 5. 81. Stone, einem See
teran oes Siirgerfrieees, BON 9ettp,
Seras, bob cine 8eridporung 5mi=
i6en einem bartnddieen 2ungenlei-
ben uno Dem @robe beitano, ieinelt
500 berbei8ufiibren. SD bate mir
cine bartnddiee grfaltuflg 5uge5o-
gen., ihreibt er, pmeld)e mir eillell
Sulten bra6te, melder Sabrelang al.
len Meoi5inen 8ioerItanb l%eiteta.
Mein @epid)t perringerte ii6 allf
1870 8funo. -Daim beganu ih 81.
Sings SEEM DISCOVERY gu eebran.
den, pel6e meine @eiunobeit mie-
Der poQitdnoig beriteate. SD miege
nun 17S 8funo. Sir i6mere Or
faltungert, bartnadigen @ulten, 8ht-
tungen, @ltbma uno Inn 2ungenent-
8iinoung 81 berbinoern, lit es obne
Gipalen. so Gts. uno ST. 8ro6efla-
Idle fret. gu baben BEL alien Drug
qiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
90 , 10

gs 9iebt in unierem aorper elm tleis
neg loles 9artnitiid. bag bon ieiuer Sorm
ben Nannen 8urmfortiab erbielt, nbeI
feinem ms 6efannten 3luede bient. &dE.
fig gerdt oie1es 9armitiid IN @ut3i.l@
oltng, nno omar namentfi6 in Solge bon
barten Subitaf5en Die I'M 9arm lieaeil
6leiben uno in Den 8urmfortlab ein-
oringen. 9as gnbe lit cine i6nea per-
lanfenoe, totli9e G~nt5iinOuug. 8ir tic
ben allo Dor elmer ooppelten Sraee. @pz
Slt Der Wnrmfortiab? utlo tpns nod lueii
inidtiger lit: 8osn cine @ntaiinolng Def
lelbeil, tpenn es Elm ii6eres Mittel giebt
biele III tpeniqen Sa9en totlide &rollf=
belt, Ippenoicitis g%enanut, ii6er gu perz
bilten2. gu berhiiteu nit ben IN is.
Der Ipotbefe erbdltliden b%erii6mten Ct,
8eru6aro &rdIterniaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
Unanfechtbare Thatsache.

nr habit unse oft iedahote ErkHrug gdan: "In Gemauch atn hr ais rdig
Jahen" E war Anfmsd der schzger Jae das die Verrdungy won CMona iat welt
bekannk zNrt in Gebauch kan Aneschs der hMahed s Gmr flnfig PrNet Ter
Kinder unite flint amn dem T%e rfalen warren, SETTLE JEDER ART SEMEN
EHRGEIZi in die EntdkungG zines gedgnehn Miast gem die IGden Won Saugingn ud
Kndenn da daer enhekichen Strbichkat Emtat gebde Und nit Caona var daebe
gefunde.
FMtm ma deS hhsik dr TodManen der s@dt New York wakrend der ktuen driaie
Jahre aims uge SO list rw ohtha6ge Enfus elmer uammenshMmg Won ogueno m Opmte
ind arcohaan mach der so ne gMcht wuda Iaht nnbar- de hst CASTORIA
Vond DER ammt aDr TodeAanei in der sdt Nw York emfeen1 1870 so PoMnt
an Kinder uMr tf Jahen; 1880 46 POznt; 1890 40 PrNnt; 1900 MUIR So Przent
Dasg bt z demn
Bis 1897 warren in kemer Apotheke Faschungn odr Nachahmungen Won astoria zu
entdeden;a er satd ier zet hats SIGH Herr Fletcher vranhsst geehMn, cine Anzal dimr
Behugnen gu hntrheiben Wenn die Abnahme der Shrbichkdt i'm Jare 1900 smen
Erwaungen NIGHT GAM enspncht sot rift die schud jme nachassgn 1GuHe, die m Enkauf
vonC aMonam mich vorachtg gnugs sind Die ntnscrit won as H. Fletcher it die enzee
GaunNe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
@eri It an0niBinniq

Maoome: so elm ~fataler 3ufoa.
olio Dos 9ienitmdo6en meinel
5reunoin mar oll6 gerabe ouf oer
9eib-amt ols Sic meme llbr Der.
ietten? Sic baben oo6 geiogt cs
lei Sbre eigene?"
9ienltmdo6en: y@atiirlidl ooTiel.
be iaate tie ia ou6; od, MlaOome, ba-
ben mir geladti"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01

lin elm oumpfes binioies Sc
fiibI ous5utreiben, ben Mppetit gu
beben, iopie Die 2eiitungsfdbiefeii
our Mrbeit gu erboben, lit q + id | y
NIB 9itters ETH goIoenes Sell
mitteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
: Miiaionen BON Slai6en, mcld

: Miaionen bon 5laiden, mcldle
ldmmtli6 in Ben eigenen @lasbiit-
ten bon s. @o. Gifter & So. Get-
geitelt meroen, ii1to jeoes Sabr er-
foroerlid fir ben llmiob bon o@ln-
fer" Bain @rpeQer, Dos bette Mittel
gegen rbeunotii6e uno onbere
Shmer8en. 9ieie 3atiode ipriht
fir ii6 ielbIt. 9alr % Cts. & 80
@ts. per SlaI6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01

Sb iemano 4mboB ooer @om-
mer I'M 2eben eeipielt BOT. einmal
fonmt er gum olten @iien.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-12-23

Saw brother you that have OF gave
us your add yet and we are here for
Eight weeks and fighting 20 win an
other week out. are you net going 7"
give us in this way for Christm as
Memory.
w, tn ank those who have come
20 ou rescue and acted like we might
helong TO the same brother no ,d OF
man as they do and that we have y
right live and let live same as they
d FarmreS and Laborers. We put the
price Of our paper to fifty cents a
year to help you TO take it this Is less
than one cent week for your home
paper. We thank ali of those who
have subscribed already, but there
are more who have not subscribed
than who have. To those let us urge
you to take our paper. it will do some
one of your children or your wifi,
some good. Come before Xmas. G.,
to Those merchants who advertise
They have more in you than the mer
chants who has not thought enough
you to ask you in your home paper
tn come and see them. Keep you'
friends always firsti In the top Of your
hats. That ask you to come and see
che bargains he has to rffer you he
is not afraid to advertise his goods
al nj
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-12-23
CLOTHING, SHOES
uOHkS& JACKETS

Two Sample lines Of Mems heavy Weight sh"ss@ drawers
aues soc sl.25 your choice for Que per Garment.
ladies' Union Suits 81 90 value 5oc per Garment
y,r choce Bows heavy aeeced Shirts 2oc per Garment
Mons aeeced lined Leather Nts and Gloves 70 and DOC pr
Rows and Men Cloth Double Pams& Thumbs at DC pr II
Mems Cloth Gloves at &c per pair
IT aes, cloaks Jackets 81 90 to 100 per Garment worm
double the price
Lot Sample caps for Men and Boys at loc eacn'
l2 Lots Boys& Mems Caps at zoe each
Mo,,s Hats 25c to 81 90 each--good Bargains
All Calcoes at &c pei yard All Table o cion loc per ~
lOutng Flannel 5; 6aud loc per yd.
Ibs IN All Wool Suitug at soc per yd
| se in Cashmere at 25c per yard.
lao in ALI Wool Suiting at 25c per yard
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-12-23

To Rural Free Deliverg Patrons.
I am advised by The Fourth asst
p. NJ. General. that a recent court ln
certain County, OF coins deposited
for the purchase of stamp supplies
1t was found that each Carrier in the
County was collecting an average OF
| Is one-cent coins each week. TINS
average spplled to all the routes IN
operation throughout the Country
would give the enormous total OF a.
bout 300. 900 900. one cent coins as
most Of these ccinS are deposited
loose I'm bnyes 1t Is desirable aud you
are earnestly requested TO provihe
suitable Cein-holding receptales Tor
YOUR box and to buy stamp supplies
in quantities In advance Of your i'm
mediate needs as much so AS Is pcsSi-
ble thereby z 'eatly asSis ling your ear
rier on tn .se cold days, also p even Ing
freutent actual money loss TO HIM.
patrrns ON r0uJeS emenaing from
tnis office complying with the above
request will greatly oblige yours very
respectfully. NJ. e. Golman p. M.
R1sSs5ls,sn t5has s3ysEwea
E5eS H3sk > k.sAai @sssssSC
Enr FEsSa. s;azFssss 3Ssaas
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-12-23
DRY GOODS

cniarens Hoods 1oc Ladies fasc'na'o'S
!. 25 G to Sl.0C each -. - uamiton-Rrown &
On, Shoe Stock is complete, consisting Oh woo which
Roberts -Johnson& & Rand Shoe Co eooo' @S w
.ves the wearer the retailers profit 49,, vonths and
+",r clothing Department is Complete IN meu aan.,sd
W. s,,s& overcoats prices not to DC equa'e0
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-12-23
GROCERIES

Will sell you 30 pounds sugar soo
Best Broken Observation-Disclosures. &C per pound
:! Hand picked Navy Beans. ...............5c .
!.
:" - Tomatoes &c
Crackers FRESH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c per lb
star and Horseshoe Tobacco ...45 per
Signal Twist Tobaccoi 3 Twists for I0cents
pounds Best Keg soda for ............... Scents
One pouud Layton Bakug Powder for 7cents per
1s OF. Everybodys Baking Powder
| 10. Punch for 10 "
gallon Best syrup. 30
Onehalf gallon Best syrup. ................. 20
Best Coffee 124 cents per pound
g. sc Boxes Best Matches 10 cents
9 Bars Old Mill soap for 25 c. equal to Silk y
8 Bars silk soap for "a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
Zelda.

Owing to the continuous wet
Weather the farmers are kept hust-
ling from morning till late at night.
We are having a fine Sunday
School with large attendance.
Quite number of Zelda people
went to Clyffeside Sunday.
Cleve Robson has gone to Rush
to work.
Mrs. Alice Dean was visiting rel
atives at Fallsburg recently.
D. A, ODaniel, our huxter, makes
his regular trips once week.
G. B. Hickman still has his grind
ing days, but the corn is getting
scarce to crack.
Harry Hedge, of Catalpa, was in
Cur town Saturday.
The school teachers around here
arc as thick as hops, and our trus-
tee, o. L. Curnutte, is kept very busy
a. they are all looking for a school
We would like for the trustees of
our division TO hire J. l.. Moore, as
he has taught our school before and
We all like him very much. He is a
good teacher. Butterfly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
YateSVille.

Farmers are pushing their work to
the best advantage they can.
William Jordan and daughter Nirgie
have returned from a considerable
stay at GraysOn, where they had
been as witnesses in the case of the
Commonwealth VS.. Frank Kelly, and
which case was laid over until the
18th of July
The foxes in this neighborhood are
playing havoc among the fowls. They
have made raids on widow Carriers
chicken house and comparatively
cleaned up every chicken and turkey
she had
Our Sunday School Superintendent
has announced that there will be a
piemte here on Saturday night, the
2G.h inst, the proceeds to be used
for the benefit of our Sunday School
Thaddeus Ransom and family, OF
Two Mile creek, paid us visit Mon
| day.
DR.. Wheeler and little daughter, Of
Marvin, were here Monday
Mr.. Everett, our oil well driller, Is
having his machinery moved to Lou
lisa, from which it will be shipped
to Pennsylvania at once. Rumor has
It that other machinery will be in
and other wells will be drilled in the
near future.
The book agents and fruit agent
pests are both on us at once and We
have not the time to hide outside
the cornfeld, and of course it is easy
for them to hunt us up.
Country Greenhorn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
Charley.

Mr.. and Nrs Lyss Swan spent
Sunday at rn,lr old home on Brushy
Bessie Dixon and Anderson Spen,
Ger visited MIR, and Mrs Andrew
Austin Sunday,
Dave Spencer Is no better.
l.. w. Spencer is preparing to re-
model his barn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Pack visited
on Mcads Branch Saturday and sun
day.
The District Sunday School Con
vcntiOn will be held here next Sat
mday, June y. If the weather i
fair the convention will be held il
grove near the John Hayes schoo
house, about one and half mile
from the Charley school house. Ever,
body invited.
Goldie swan and Roscoe Hayes too
dinner with Bertha Spencer Sunday
Harmon Daniels, of Cabin Creek
W, Va, is visiting his father ant
rother at this place,
DR.. J. c. Wheeler visited Davit
Spencer last week
Fanny Hayes is visiting her uncle
p. B. Spencer, of Georges Creek.
| The Indian.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
Smoky Valley.

kcv. Williams failed - iii his ap-
pointmcut here Sunday.
Church here next Sunday night by
Rev Copley.
John b. Diamond makes frequent
tr,ls to Twin Branch.
Alton Burchrtt and Robert Roberts
attended Sunday School at Mt Pleas
ant Sunday.
Misses Annie and Minnie Lemastcr
Of Huntington are here visiting home
folks.
Marion Nelson, of Hargis Branch
attended church here Sunday night.
Jay Atkins, Of Yatesville, was tn,
guest Of Miss Ivory Roberts Sunday
Mrs. George Diamond is on the sIcE
Est.
Harrison Roberts was an Ashland
visitor last week
Proctor Diamond, Of Deephole, at
tended church here Sunday night
John Nelson, of Madge, went Il
Louisa Saturday.
Allen IIutChison was shopping a
Louisa last Thursday
Misses Ruby Adkins and Marthi
Roberts We're shopping in Louis;
Monday. HOOsier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
FaIlSbuTg and FuIIeTs.

Nothing unusual occurred at Falls
burg lately, except that Logger Norris
Is catching more big fish than ever
was known to have been caught in
Blaine Some Of them will weigh
about three pounds,
Everybody around here looked for
the show the 18th, but the sun Went
down and the show hasn't come yet
All the farmers around here are
very busy getting their corn worked
nut and their tobacco plants set out
H. ~ Hutchinson has about ten
acres in tobacco and big lot Of To-
n,e,o plants set out
Everybody wants to get their work
done so that they can 20 70 Louisa
70 help celebrate the Fourtn
to be there at the Sunday
Convention.
The people around here have been
having some fruit TO use, such as
strawberries and raspherrios aud
enrly apples, and they will soon have
plenty OF blackbcrries, The briers ar
fIl,
The Rey. Mr. Miller preached &
very able sermon to large and
attentive audience at the school hous'
on Hewlett branch last Saturda,
n.gLt He went to Porters 10 prcOcl
Sunday,
The man train was too late las
Friday and we didn't get the NEWS
until Saturday,
haven't heard anyone complaining
hte4y about the foxes getting ihei
dickens. There was awhile that the
g0t some every night
The long looked for depot at Full
Icra station Is already begun abou
900 yards below J. A. Collinsworth
store.
Rev. Lindsey Coplcy will preacI
NJ Horseford next Sunday at J
O'Clock,
Jack Thompson and wife, job,
Frazier and Gypsy Gaines, J. collins
worth. Della Crank and Jay Thom
son went to Clyfresde last SUNDAY
Little Charlie CulNusworth come
,,r "a EuIlprg every few DAYS o
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
HuIettG.

Farmers are somewhat nervous over
S much rain.
John Wooten is seriously i'll.
Labe Compton and wife were visit
ing home folks Sunday.
Preaching at Newcomb chapel next
Sunday, being regular monthly meet
ing.
Purl Frazier, wife and little son.
Erl were visiting relatives at Falls
burg Sunday.
II. c. Vinson was calling on friends
at this place last week.
Mrs. BLY, was visiting her daughter
at this place last week.
Mrs. Martha Layne and Mrs. Nan
rie Fugett called on Mrs. Sallie Fu.
sett Sunday. Artie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
Chestnut Grove.

The sick Of our community are
slowly improving.
there will be church at this place
the first Saturday night in July,
also baptIzing on Sunday by Rev.
Fraley
The little son Of John Jordan has
been very sick for the past week.
There is lots of fever in our neigh
b.rhood,
Mis-. Felix Adams has been very
bad the past week with rluX.
some of the boys from around
heie took the examination at Blaine
and report 1t very hard
Richard Young has been very sick
but Is some better at present.
Drew Adams and Robbie johnson
tooiy the examination at Blaine.
Harry Young has been very bat
with flux; also Garfield Kelley.
Miss Virgie Jordan, of Iatcsvill"
was visiting friends and relatives Of
hish creek recently.
Mis-. Mary f. Young and sister
were visiting friends at Cherokee
Saturday
Miss Virgle Adams is very bad will
malaria.
Mrs. America Wagner and child
OF Ashland, were visiting her mothe
on Irish Creek recently.
Mrs. Jane Wellman has returne,
home from Grayson, where she ha
been for the past week.
Nary Adams and cousins, Molli
and Lora Young, attended churcl
and Sunday School at Gait Sunday
Wesley Holbrook has gone to Yves
Virginia, where he will spend ie'
months.
Lonzo Watson was calling O
friends on Irish Creek Sunday.
Mary Adams was shopping a
overda Saturday True Blue.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
Program.

Of the Eighth Annual Convention
Of the Little Blaine and Georges
Creek Sunday School Convention,
Charley, Sunday, June 27, 1909:
9:45-Call to order and Devotional
Services; Singing, Scripture, Prayer,
Why you are welcome, Isaac Grit
fifth.
Why we are glad to be here, w,
w. Williams
Roll Call of Sunday Schools and
Report of Delegates.
The Teachers Preparation of the
Lesson, L. NJ. Copley.
Bible Drills, o. ]. Vaughan.
What we owe to the Lord: Offering
W ]. Vaughan.
Appointment of Committees.
Intermission.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
TorchHght.

Last Sunday the steamer Thealka
came up for coal having on board
quite large and jolly crowd Of
young folks who, while the boat was
being coaled, visited the mines, the
shop and the barn, where they were
delighted with the sight of the ponies,
aud the greatest wonder OF all was,
why can't | have pony?"
Mrs. A. o. Carter, of Louisa,
was visiting relatives here last Mon
day She was accompanied by her
daughter HELEN and Master Burgess.
Miss HELEN remained a few days,
the guest OF her cousins, Misses Irene
and Pauline Carter.
Mrs. T. S. Mcclure, of Chapman,
and Mrs. T. J. Chapman, of Lick
Creek, were here Monday.
We are wholly unprepared 10 say
who will be our public school teacher
this year. as we know not what ouI
, GARD Of trustees may do for us, but
LIS we have a large school we are
entitled to the services of one of the
best teachers in the county and trus
the board will consider our apprecia
ton of good teacher and give Us
the best in the shop.
Rev. A. II. Miller, Of Meads Branch
filled the pulpit here two weeks ago
4 large and attentive audience as
scmbled, and while the able divine
poured forth copious showers Of COS
pei there was the most marked at
tentton.
Il. K. Hays, the trustworthy book
keeper for the Louisa Coal Compan,
here. has gone on the summer va
cation to the lakes of Michigan
where camp win he struck and hunt
ing and fishing will occupy his time
we were all 10th to see him leave.
His place IN the office is being file
by W. Ii. Collins. Of NJ. Vernon, {
win Quoen and wife, Of Louist
were guests OF his brother II !
Queen and wife, at thiH place lae
=, saturday and Sunday.
c. v Bartels, Supt, and son. Cha
j.. assistant engineer, are both
l. .Ohio at this time Charles is visf
ing home folks at JACKSONVILLE an
ISupt doing business for the Louis
Coal Co.
Pobbcrt Craft is also doing businet
H. Ohio this week.
Willis White has hicd himself
the coal fields of upper Sandy, i
eating at AIonzo, where a new fic
) is being opened
The oil situation al present is Qui
exciting. Being nearest this as a raj
road station. we feel deep intere
- in its success. We are not advis,
.as TO the quantity. but as to Il
quality We have it from MIR. Bur
J." the State mine and oil inspector, vi
" carefully examined It, pronounced
AN oil Of the very finest grade
D. We are further advised that t
sinking OF three other wells in II
~ vicinity is an assured fact, and pc
d. . u . L.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-25
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1:15-Song Service.
How to make the Sunday School
go, l. H. Borders.
Some present day evils and what
the Sunday School may do to cor
rect them; Round Table, w. J..
Vaughan.
Whose duty is it to get folks into
the Sunday School, and how may
they be gotten, NJ. ]. Allen.
Some heart to heart talks.
Adjourn at $3.50.
Every superintendent should fiIE
out the blank furnished by the Sec
rotary and bring 1t with whatever
offering the school makes to the
convention and be able to make the
report at the Roll Call of schools In
the morning.
Edgar Ball, President,
Emma Borders, Secretary.