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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-08

Tucson has begun the expenditure of considerable money to repair the damage done to the streets recently by storms.
 News from Prescott ssys that disas- trous washouts have made the roads impossible in places in and near that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-08

The csntsloupe season in the Salt River valley is rapidly coming to . close and the beginning of the end is already in sight. It is generally be- .ieved that the last shipments will be made 4 august s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-08
Nearly Thirteen
 Million Pounds

The copper product for the month Of July at the local smelters was as follows:
 Calumet and Arizona smelter f, 260,- 900 pounds.
 Copper Queen smelter s,6i0,OO0 pounds.
 Total l2,900.O00 pounds.-Douglas Dispatch.
 Sity Attorney Fred Sutter arrived in Tombstone today from Bisbee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
THE HIGH SCHOOL.


IT now hehooYes the people Of Ope-
Iousas to subscribe the necessary
amount to continue The high school
department of the st. Landry High
School for the full period Of nine
months.
If this is not done, the institution
win lose its standing as a High School.
Every high school ID the parish which
fails to run for the full period Of nine
months will lose their standing as
Hiph Schools. We understand that
Prof. Harris, State Superintendent Of
Public Education, has already advised
the school authorities ii this parish
that such win be the case.
Hence the Imperative necessity OF
continuing those institutions by sub
seription, which course is made neces-
sary by the narrow minded policy Of
the parish school board in refusing to
Use money on hand for The purpose Of
continuing these schools, for the rea-
son that there was not enough oney
to also run Che primary sche Of
the parish!
The Clarion feels confident Hau the
good people Of Opelousas will readily
respond to this emergency; and VIC
are in hope that the patrons Of the
other High Schools Of the parish vii
also see that their institutions are
run for the full term.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10


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sae q
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ase Thos B.
80 n Eanie
ana o. aduitlcn
Ennice school
"a sosthen Maf
40 acres, se
state fax B56
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Wartene en ths
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b. state
$40, 1eyee
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south
parish 4
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
r or MEETING
Of Creditors
ALONG g. SK1LES
VS..
CREDITORS.
No. 1864, 18th judicial District Court, ST,
Landry Parish. louisiana

--
TO the Creditors OF Alonzo B. Skiles:
You are hereby notified, that bY virtue Of
order grantedin b above entitled and
numbered cause, by Hon. William Pierre
pont Edwards. acting Judge Of the 18th
Judicial District Court Of the State OF Louis
lana, and bearing date March 20s a d..
1903, and of q commissioned snedo out OF
said Court, signed BY A.J.T. Littel, Dep.
uty Clerk, a meeting OF he creditors Of
Alonzo G. Skileg VIII be convened before
George II, Edwards, Notary Public aft his
ofaee at Opelousas. st. Landry Parish Las
beginning at the hour or 10 O'Clock d. M,
on Wednesday, May 5, 1903 to vote upon the
granting or refusing or the application OF
the said AlonzoG q. SkIles for areSpate0f ZONES
wi and three years from said date.
Witness my hand. and the seal Of my Of
fee BIT OpeIousasi Louisiana. thfs 25th day
of March, AID 1868.
YVES ANDREP0NT; Clerk Of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
representatives 10 Baten Rouge high School
Rally seIeCted-Ofhar Notes.

The Literary Society will meet Fri
day, April III, when the following
program will be carried out:
Roll call, answer with name of your
faYorite book and its author.
Instrumental duet, Antoinette Close
and Lucille Castillo.
Debate: Resolved, that the o. S.
Navy should be- materially increased
Immediately.
Afirmative-Harvey Philips and
Rose SibiIle.
Negative-Charlie Thompson and
Athene Harvey.
Song Sidney Roos.
The revision of the tarif-Hilton
Sandoz.
Journal-Bradford Thompson.
Decisionof the judges.
Report Of the critic.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

Springtime calls for refreshing the
face and body. Save money by using
our Talcum Powder, put up in one
pound boxes for 25 cents. Mason
Drugst ore. mch1f-4ts
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

pulley 3ux8, one cast iron pulley 24xss one
cast iron pulley 28x6, n cast iron puIieys
1gx8K. one cast iron pulley 20x4, onecasG
iron pulley 20x6. one cast iron pulley 12x4i
one cast iron pulley 8xI0, one east iron pniey
121f2, IA cast iron pulley sxs one eaSI Ioh
pulley axe. one cast from pulley 4Sxl2, one
east iron pulley 20x4. one cast iron pulley
24x30, b east iron pulley TX4xz5sIb mae
faced friction, three cast iron puIleys $3.50
x1s3-Ie. q cast iron pulley 6xox1-5-10. one
lot chain dogs, TWO skIdder pinlons, one 10.
S injector, eight spr0eKet wheels, one IoI
sprocket chain nfty feet q piece steer
shaftng 15ft 2 fs16, q PeIee steel shaLtlng
2 1916, four steel SHAFTS ana sprockeL los10F
a P0PLAR GROVE, DIN AND NEW MILL
SITES.
one lot of Gull oak h cypress lumber, at
the two mill sites and appraised as a0.6l0
feet; one lot OF saw logs, cypress ana oak
I2.000feet.
AT 0PEL0USAs, IA.
one promissorY note, JIG LAWYER. for $Teeg
u pf0naissory note, Ads1pA Jacobs foT s50O,
pTonlissory note Progressive Land Coz
for S50, all pledged TO ST. Landry State Bank
one undivided one fourth interest In the
Hutchinson Lumber Co, as transferred to the
Nigh-Rut1edge Lumber & Mfg, Cos by a.
Rutledge and associates.
AT POPLAR GROVE.
one Porter saddle back narrow guage
engine 7xl2, three narrow guage log cars,
No. Is 35 e cylinderDDF1m NTic. port
able hoist engine. d Tram Way consisting
OF track laid with 49.G48-I00 tons 16 q RAILS
Joints, bolts, spikes, etc, and Two 10 switches
(spitti complete; one Z W1eel1 log truck, Gne
camp house, ten camp houses p feed
house, h overhead friction log turn t1rae
new springs Tor dummy engine. one pair
truck wheels, one s wheel1og truck.
AT WILLIAMSON STATION G&NER RI
And to be separately sold and appraised
under opposition Indiana Land Co.
One standard guage Tourney Locomotive
engine with aH appurtenancass0n 70. 10 5G
III r 1912, double Eric drum. double cylinder
spikes, etc, all1aid on tram road with grades,
bridges, cross ties, etc; 1888 rails 5s T 2l5
tonsi n galvanized iron water Eanks one
tank car, one trailer car with engine, one
house car, standard fat car n A0ns8 sIQr
men, one house 6 standard fat car with
house and Mo- 40, three IRON logging cones,
nine buildings one LsdgerWood bicycle 1oad-
ing, 99t Hange sheeva, u LddgerWBod
block, q and half dozen cable eyes, thirty.
clamps, one hand force pump, three hnns
dred feet 2-8 wire cable, fifteen hundred feet
wire cable, one pair logging tongss g gaI.
YaBized iron water tank, three hundred and
sixty feet IL wire rope three thousand 4eet
~ wire rope, SIX pfeces efains one black
smith forge, one blacksmithss anvil, enc
hundred feet wire cable AZ seventy feet ~
Iron bars Gne sledge hammer p hlaeks
SMITHS wire, d Jack screw 2xI0ss q keg
railroad spikes for g5 iron one pair climb
erss one lot railroad tools. blacksmith toolsi
dynamite caps and fuse, one lot of camp
equipages mattresses, comforts cot ana
mattress one kitchen range one lot Kitchen
utensils.
TeTms-CaSh.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
T0nsOrial Partnership.

Mr.G Preston HoIIier has acquired
d BALE Interest ii The barber business
of Mf. 0Hord garriere, of the City
Barber Shop, and tile firm will hence
fafJb be kaoNn as CarFere q Hollier
Mf. Garriefe has been id business
heFe f9e some wears, while ar. Hol-
ter Il d well known barber, having
worked at the trade here
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

DIR. S. 4. Pennington; who re-
Gently left here to reside at Elton, q
new town On the Frisco, was here on
4 visit last Sunday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
NOTICE
no NONRESIDENT AND UNKNOWN De
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARISH OF
sr. LANDRY.
Opelousas. La, April 5, 1868.

O~peIousas, La, April 3, 1862
The following named non-residents,
whose postofice address il unknown,
and unknown owners, arc hereby notie
fed that the State and Parish taxes on
the property described heloW, as q
are now due and delinquent since Jan-
uary /, 1909, and same mustbe paid, with
costs and penalties. OF said property will
be cold according 20 law:
NONRESIDENT.
10 eliza BanniateF
100 acres pine, neN sec Il III 4sr2w;
state tax S., parish IS.
.ss Fl. o. Chapman
2Iots, I and 8 black 9 Ct 10 b. addition;
state tax s. go, parish $3.50
I0l N.J. CIerse
lot, 8 blk 81 state tax 2sq, parish 5og,
leYee SOC.
los Estate ehas. ~ Collins
40 acres, n of seH sec u, neN sec ia,
Hep 8 sr5e State tax S6s parish Sl2, levee
Sl2. acreage 81.
I32 Mrs. Lima Darrell
4lota i'd Etlniee.s and blk la 3 and
blk rs; state tax 81 parish Eunice
school S2.
IA Ernest Deonne
hot tIeWisbnrg, 3 bIk AZ; state tax
So, parish I0e.
EI60 j. A. Edson-4th ward
ST. A-l08 acres, ullof see 800 E1W u sec
20, all that portion of the nj Or seL sec
81 of BeL sec 81 Tying south uf bayou
Waxia less N0. Sec ( sr 3
81 N-IB acres, seq sec e see ~, So
EABr4as
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
RUSSELL AIYRIgE,
KENT WILLIAMSON

N. ID. ON The same day and date rs ahovs
there viii bBsold under foreclosure proceed
ingg Ii the suit Of a. Leon Dnpre, Executor.
Es.fL. To. L1tteM. the saw milling plant O1tha
Ngh-RutIedge Lumber s. Manufacturing co.
Ltd. together with the site consisting OF
forty l403 acres adjoining the town OF Opel
ouSas, la
Parties desiringte purchase mill O "A
article mentioned above should call up0n
the Receivers or Lewis s. Lewis attorneys
ing the Ina apll9s6t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
FREE
Baseball
OUTFITS
FOR
BOYS

One Thousand
gloves bats and mtQ
to be given away
of ST. Landry aR
parishes
We want every A0F
matter where
it is In the paris
er SIT Landry d
to have i eomp
ball outfit AID
free
AliQ Ell
outfit and nnlie
during the mon
ollLy
HeEe y sns
II
@ oo
Ior bring
pSls s.
la7 Sit. hlsB
0ualils sl.s a's
81
s
0ne asN
9 glove
Three neW
haIl and a
0al sa9ss
zen n
pail gl9a
Of eouE
| sss5Siss
tha order
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

DisdctC Court ST. Landry Parshs
~ rfue Of Judgment of the Honorable VI. G. PeTaun5 Judge ~ Sxteemn 5E
cai District Court 81 Louisiana, q OATS aa enn V 81 iag ga I IsMed ~ w Andreponf.. eierk
- ead GmT anHhoNzngS and directing TO sell to the lastan ind ighestb 4aeE lbs
O LAY 1 o6aaie emr dmenaedl We he undersigned receivers Of the Nigh Runedgel
aMmae naaas Iaan la hoaro fl 500. a. u. or =
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

The State High School visitor, DR..
Weber, visited this school Tuesday
and found the institution to be ID
fFst class condition. Tn the evening
the entire school assembled in the
auditorium, where DIR. Weber deliver
ed an interesting lecture, which was
appreciated by all who heard it.
Mi. Prescott, especially. was pleas
al with the good results obtained
from Dr3 Webars visit, and he re-
marked Shat he wished DR.. Weber
would come around every week.
Dr. Weber left over tie S. r. for
Y asaington Tuesday evening, from
which place be viii visit the schools
IF Vile Platte and Grand Prairie.
Miss Withdrawals taught here all
this week. She will teach next week
Ia Washington.
Harvey Phillips, Miss Rose SibiIle
and Edwin Bercier, all Of the Ninth,
were absent Monday.
Miss Kate Suddoth, Of the Ninth,
was absent on Monday and Tuesday.
The following pupils have been
selected to represent the ST. Landry
High school at The High School Rally
AZ Baton Rouge on April Both, and
May lst.
English composition-Miss Betsy
Dupre and Hilton Sandoz.
Debating-Charli Thompson and
Harvey Phillips.
Spelling match-Bradford Thomp-
son and Miss Josie Price.
Literary contest composition,
spelling and analysis Bradford Thomp-
sop. Hilton Sandoz and Misses Lita
Thibedaux, Josie Price and Betsy
Griffith.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

proposed route, giving the population
and total coal consumption Of each
place; third, q list Of the large facto-
RES which would use gas instead of
coal.
MI. HAYES says that the estimated
cost Of their pipe line is $4,000 2
mile, so distance IS an important
element. But the most important
element, however, is consumption
The committee appointed will have
all of the statistics asked for ready.
for the meeting in Lafayette.
Perrodin'a Band furnished delight
full music at the meeting, and asump-
tuous banquet YVES rendered the yisi-
tors al the famous Lacombe Hotel.
WANTED 10 THREE CON
Meeting furnished rooms suitable for
light housekeeping, or viii rent fur
niture for two bed rooms. Possession
wanted April 20. References ex-
changed. Address: q. 81 Wood, Crow
ley, La, or see me at the Frisco
passenger depot any morning after
8 o'clock. E. p WOOD.
apl 3-2t.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
Receivers Sale.
A. LAURENT LAcoMBE
pIatrlet eonrt. St. Landry PaElsh

10. $3.50. sTATE & LOUISIANA FARIsa o g IAN7FY
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
IHERIFF's SALE.
ISAAC w. BARNES
VS.
L. ROBERTS

1864. 18th judicial District Court.
Parish fsk. landry. La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

Entered at the Post once ut opelousa'
LA. as secondeclass matter
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

Harvey Phillips, Miss Rose SibilIe
and Edwin Bercier, all Of the Ninth,
were absent Monday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

Miss Withdrawals taught here all
this week. She will teach next week
la Washington.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

100 5000 acres, neL secl6 tip 40 70 E.
100 5000 acres, neM sec l6 Up + :
100 $4,000 acres nWL sec is tp4Hsr BEL
so 44-I00 acres, VII of sWA sec l8tp s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Yatesyille.

Arnoldus Lahn, Of the Beech
Fork, of Twelve Pole, w. Va, has
teen spending the holidays among
relatives and friends here. 1t is
useless to say that he is smiling On
cur fair ones,
Gene Crank and Miss May Roberts
were married recently. A oharivari
crowd went in on them at night,
but Gene compromised by setting
up the candy.
Sadie Crank, Marion Crank, Ora
Carter, Hattie Carter and Gypsie
Burchett are attending school at
Fallsburg.
Jasper Casey, Mrs. Laban L. Der
efield, Stella. Crank and Mrs. ]. 3
Carter are on the sick list.
Miss Crank has pretty severe
case Of typhoid fever.
Rev. R. F. l,ice filled his appoint
ment here Sunday,
Our merchant, G. ]. Carter, wa!
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Sales For Taxes,

On Feb. 9Th, 1909, about 1 o'clock
p, m, l will offer for sale from
the front door of the court house
in Louisa, KY, to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand the follow
Ing described property or Buffi-
Client thereof to pay the amount Of
taxes due the city of Louisa and
in my hand against the same and
costs Of this sale:
R. A. Mckee, Jr., house and lot
edjoining Sarah Wilson, SAB and
costs.
Mrs. Jesse H, Cordle, house and
lot adjoining B. ]. Chaffin $3.50
and costs,
Mike Wolford, house and lot nd
Joining Jerry Endicott, $50. and
costs.
Mrs. Julia O'Brien. house and lot
adjoining Milt PickereI, $500 and
costs.
Jas. Q. Lackey / grey horse, age
obout ten years. $3.50, and costs.
Ed. Marcum, Marshal, c, /.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
own the river on business Mon

Gown the river on business Mon
day.
Our stock merchant, Roy Carte
shipped a load of cattle TO Gin
cinnati Saturday.
Milton L. and Charles Carter
purchased the James Mcdonald
! Blaine creek farm for the considera-
, ton of $55OOO.
Miss Susan Crank has closed her
school on Hulette branch and has
returned home.
Our store mas changed somewhat
since January LIST, and the style OF
the firm now is G, J. Carter and
Company.
DR.. Jay Carter, of Fallsburg, was
here the most of last week on bus
mess, professional and otherwise.
oliver Swetnam and w. v Rob
erts were here Sunday
As the limit of the game law i
nearing its close our sportsmen or
getting in good time.
Country Greenhorn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs X. r. Burchett aud
daughter Belle. are up from Cat
lettsburg visiting relatives.
Mrs. S. s. Smith and son Warren
are here from New York spending
month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. chas. Warren.
Lewis Bennett is able to resume
work. after few days illness.
Mrs. Lindsey Layne has been
quite sick, but is improving.
Georgia and Carl Faulkner have
returned to their home at Ashland
after spending the holidays here
Mrs. John Compton and little son,
Of Ashland, are spending this week
with home folks here.
A party OF four, two men and
their wiyes) outgoing Missionaries to
Africa are guests of the Misses
Finney for two days this week
| While here they have charge q the
services at Kayanaugh Chapel II
which place a revival has been IN
trogress for three weeks. Much
good is being accomplished.
Charlie thurman arrived last
week for a visit with home folks
after a three years sojourn In
Portland, Oregon. His many friends
ire glad to see him home again.
DR.. Manley C. Warren was
business visitor TO Catlettsburl
Monday.
ollie Black has gone to GRASSLAND
to assist in a meeting
Will Buckley. OF Estep, spent
Sunday with Buchanan friends.
Mrs Helen Smith, and Mrs. Jane
: prichard, Of Prichard, w. Va, spen
< Sunday here the guests Of Charlie
warrens family,
The many friends Of Miss Nanni
= Finney are glad 70 see her GU
again after the accident OF a fey
weeks ago.
Allen Truman has resumed his ST.
dies at the X. \. c., after Spendin
? the holidays at home,
The six months old child
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hatten died sue
. denly while they were driving
" from their home on Durbln TO q
station at Burnaugh % take q
morning train for catlettsburg Ia
9 Saturday. The child was in g
> cellent health and the parents we
making the trip to the photosrapI
or for the purpose Of having ;
= picture made, but instead they r
"a turned TO their home grief strick'
~ with the little dead body.
Eben Holden
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
DOnitlian.

Quite large crowd attended Sun
Gay school and class meeting At
this place Sunday
Miss Clara Lambert, who is teach
ing school at the Falls of Tug.
visited home folks Saturday and Sun
day
Miss cuzzle Belcher IS on the
sick list.
Miss Mayme Chapman is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Grace Curry, at
Webb, w. Va.
Linsey Waller preached an inter-
estlng sermon here Friday night.
/ Mrs. Sadie stansberry win teach
school here this winter
Luther Chapman makes regular Wis
its to walbridge,
Mrs. VIOLA Maynard, who has beer
visiting Mr.. Jessie Wellman, of TT
Gay, returned home Friday,
Miss GypsIe Thompson, Of Rcck!
valley, and Miss Mertie Shannon
who is visiting her sister Mrs
Rose vinson, attended churchr a
Donithan Sunday.
Taylor Frazier has his smoke
house almost completed.
Geo. Hardwick and Chas Frazie
are still rabbit hunting.
Arthur Maynard, who has beef
on the sick list for some time,
able TO be out again.
There has been a series Of meet
ings going on at this place for
week, conducted by Revs. Chas
Moore and s. Y. Dobbins.
Moses Maynard is visiting h!
daughter at Roanoke, Va.
There seems to be hitch in tn
effort to establish a telephone lin
on Donithan, as the prospective stool
holders have not as yet been abb
, Add to Donithan.
to make satisfactory arrangement
with the Tug river line, but a
agreement satisfactory to all partic
: may yet be reached and the In
established,
d. II. Meredith has bought Ian
| and located on our creek. We we
come him most heartily as he is
! most excellent citizen and thoroue
bred Democrat He has six or seN
on boys and he is bringing thei
: up In thefaith.
1t begins to look like Rockcast
: precinct will go Democratic some tin
in the dim and distant future.
Let us hear from Gallup.
Tarpil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

The marriage of Mr.. VIII Cecil
and Mrs. w. F. Crist two prominent
people of this city, has Just become
Ikndwn and came as a surprise to
their many friends and relatives.
Mr.. Cecil and Mrs. Crist were mar
ried in Chicago November 9th, and
returned to this city shortly after
their marriage but kept the mar
rage secret until now.-Catletts-
burg Tribune.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Revival Meeting.
NOR Big Sandy News:

Kailor Big Sandy News:
WI you kindly announce in
yonr columns that beginning Feb
unuy IA, there will be helD q
ssries Of revival services at the
DuplIst Church In Louisa. Rev, w.
n. Sledge. the gifted pastor Of the
nupiist Church at Prestcnsburg, who
~ conducted the recent revivals
q that place and catlettsburg viii
- the preaching. Rev. Sledge Is
: nan Of great power and is an I'M
psually forceful speaker, Crowded
houses have heard him in every
5Iace where he has preached and
here have been many conversions
Rev. sledge viii be assisted by
REV. W. C. Roof and wife who will
nave charge Of the singing. Both
mis- brother and his wife are &C
,omplIshed soloists and their duets
Isna solos have been attractive iea'
isres Of every revival in which
whey have sung.
~ am making this announcement
no time In advance that those VIII,
IN to attend may make their Rr,
..ements to do 50 and that the
Nus Of others may not be inter
LA with through ignorance Of wha
already been done AT th'
a.nt moment know Of nothing
.| which this win conflict.
G. Garland Rigean, Pastel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

Miss Ellen Skene entertained n
|nunbsr Of young persons very pleas
aufN Tuesday evening. Some new
ana novel features Of entertain
neni we're introduced. and added 10
hs pleasure OF the occasion very
nrinialIy. Miss Skene IS quite
- accomplished young lady aud very
popaIar in Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

q Z. Jones left here Wednesday
81 Texas. whefe he expects to re-
lin. His brother Burrell has been
..ro for a few weeks. They have
&ssed a farm near Whitesboro.
Ihs NEWS wishes them success in
Rsk new home.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
looks PLAUSIBLE NOW.

a Goose once laid q Golden Egg
Back IN the Age Of Fable
q course, this was most irreg-
Ular performance, Mabel;
Dul. l no longer doubt the Tale.
NOW that The Hea. her Cousin,
y laying Eggs that bring. Wholesale
1nslr weight in Gold per Dozen.