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Wallingford Hill

nfand Hes. afifaaiiYs hsssfoom mod
en- tur1aila Reception hall fine tath.
cinssis cooler. ftaai and back pafshet,
sfaifNaf 90 isfts attic. fsnient hAtsinsnt
floor saiks and STEPS aihdas shades.
fine electric fixtures East front lai
ihfss fssi atats ETaas Al eampists "
inefs into onif " zee aa sasy terms
This is ore u the finest a. reii a. tho
cheapest hons to the district
Hr nixoa 4 60.
aaih a. ftiF Thifd A. lad ~
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TAUNTS LEAD
TO SUICIDE

BEII.lSGHAM' NAV ii.-nriyen
10 insanity By suggestions Of fct
low workers that be was suffering
from loprOsy, Andrew tiiixt. stone
worker rooming at the Bellingham
hotel. cut his throat this morning
dying almost instantly,
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500 CASH

~ tlfnhsfsf. sned flcN Second haiiau,
ssii ill gfeu anYthins prize fef 10
affer fste On ftpd county read terms.
fiet cash. taiapqs Iit PET meath perfect
title wsfFantf decd
II Yaa plant ice % this pAfiifuiar
pisrr situated as u Ia hetwesh Hsattls
ard raeema. an sars Yeuf inve.tmsnt
nit Eraa
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hhsii AHb DOOR nAHq4r.
tfa ftsman da4fs % 20 be- f...t
l4lh Hlni1a ffamsf IA, ~.
Joss panel daaff fflssf
fisa ffgss panHI d44rs ~
u ~ yer dq1f "a'tlt
fleiafa Noidinr De- per 10,
quarter Round 600 psf ia,f....
SOLE AGENTS wtftftn~' =
fEAI rAfsT va
bnIp One rfifs
In : gallon farf 81 20 d. s.,..
n tFsil1n canr. VI 70 81 s.iI..
Beautiful calqfa Ths fs,t 49,.
for salt aif wear F-'1 ~
eoArpffItUg HOorfxo
ply HeiFhi % iHt. psf sass,.
pifi NeiFht 70 Itt psf r,ss,.
ply weight so lbf. psf sess..
NHfninE HsHars n ehsan ~, ~
ms thai are nd fuu ssist," ~
LOCKS AND niAgta
haftlse lnf ks AZ cents ~ 49,.
cents faf faneF EAt Z
Oh copper hinFsn % e.,t.
packed pair BE- boz Hitt ~.
PRICE LISTS '''',
NAILED ffeH postpaid aiihs., 4.
y u WILLIAM 90 ''h
leis Nssisru Az asaifis Wa
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q Acres
$3.50

nnTwEEs HAlSfrR hEscH Ash
HrNros
On IuE rirE LINE lust THE
IHlfu Iur ifkxE hEsN Lpokifl
Fun VIZ rNN SILL fHlH SNAP Tits
WEEk TuH 1855 flts ckaII AND nal
ANrE At fit rEH MONTH HEfTfn
nruNf ~ ~ tpu WANT Tffls f-tNp
yufit u WHITE Gu tti oHfESrkL
nfock MAIN iftl IND stff
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FOR RHNT-FuRNtsAEo
houBHa.

.--.--z-zs=zs-aa-sa asa--,--a-------a--s
Tbs rent Yea raJ on furniture In far.
nishsd house v applied On suods nuf'
chased ~ yourself aud paid fnf by the
srh II We sttsnd credit Weodhouss a
Fiat fatn Co, as ilAs 81
FafHishsa cottage. modern Nice yafd
ens block ffuia ear Maln tiel A9uih
fiys.feam furnished house beautiful
place reasonable Phone East taei
Niesiy Furnished ihfss rooms. aiih pfl|
saie hath lies EAsi ilAs ins
BOARD AND ROOM.
s-s--s-sssa-a-a-s-s-= .ss'sss---=--s-ss-s-s-----s
Heard sad faam y seek female
valsias aisssags lie iith ~ tasl
ehiiafsa bearded fhoss queen AS,
isit aits'ftt
FOR RgNT-Hooms.
Rooms 10 nrNr
II zoe ~enl strictly mgdsia rooms y
~ hear q the an 81 rniVNs THAT
woSr ne RAISED dafins The sapesi'
fMR BURLINGTON.
sii Madison II
waAisi, dAiiafsa 70 beard will mass
their eiathesi plenty 70 eat and mnihets
care isf Fern st. oeafHstesn. wash
saiiii,
reaf ksasskssrias fesms furnished
rah taiA. tit iaaaih. fhens Npdh 80
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lies YAKIMA srrLk on tsts
n ~ gpT ~ osner I'sf LII ~
r r,r;Er t ,-sNgs nn agg,x. .rsss
ifiaiss S s,'s INV fi,a so9 IL Is, rs
Acng Asp nrcEtNE TITS AcnE
iiss nrsr raicEs wMf use
fMh Spt bt'r A fAkisk fEn
Acnh ORCHARD Tract. ACRE
tlee ahsn Yaa rsn hur On i3ts
FkH ne same tssins as fEH
ACRE ether lands mas hats ACRE
tleg 90 ssisAiishsd fspa fist
tru tafien fef rsisiaH FEH
AcNE fancf ffuiif W Ests AeHE
no faillteafins afshsfds. q %
Pm srheoi hHutss fEu
AchG shufthss aHa stores AcnE
iies siass 10 oaf lands Hto
fEh nna ihssg tracts viii ffh
AcHk .sfanss tftt rsr acre trnE
tlse slihih me neti Teaf 1895
fHr tHEE ENCt HtfoS TO PR
ArnE utfEHa ACRE
tiee loin one ~ aaf ffss -. me-
fEN taftlqns 70 fakifns FER
ACRE isafiha seattle sfrfY ACRE
flet russfaF fhafsisl % y
AcHE ran issys asstus ia AcHr
fieo m sfsnias and - d ae
Ache aHiy iesias ass dsy. Arnn
tlqe nnd fau viii tstp zee
ltN ample flnn 10 sifa rEH
ACnE the hrauNfHl city u ArNE
ace North Nahitaa and fe i3eN
ffN NOUS orchards on Mob rEH
ACRE llNl rats will he ACRE
tleq ifir that yes VII sn- q %
PER joy and faa ean see Pen
ACRE fof yourself shat ACn r
fle9 splendid Investment fats
PEN fHslma appls orchard fHh
ACRE, u ACHE
u % orn TERMS acc
fEn noe Per affe each pEH
ACRE month Hili bus faii. ACNE
100 bearing frs o. ten. u %
PR afrs iaAima orchard fgH
ACRE tract ACRE
tiee CAV ~ our offos and J. 90
PER We viii be- pleased 10 fER
ACRE tlfs Ynu anF other In A0nE
flqe fdfmsilon rcHardinH " -
Pen our faklina lands pER
ACRE oFIifE OPEN TNEN. AcRH
leo mos q a
fEH THE HNiTu-kttN0 PHfg
ACRE LAND CO., fsC acne
400 usnet Not Arsrtf y %
fEn tie.iii Central nide PIN
AchE Phones AeRE
flee funfei Main ltqal u 81
PER Ind. fiil PIN
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IRRIGATED
LANDS
OPEN FOR ENTRY JUNE 8, 1909

uspnn CAREY Act NOW Ia AND
ems YOURSELF pnA no OPENED nv
pEAwiNa EVERYBODY mas AN EQUAL oriANcr" rtr
TICKET Will nn WORTH Taouhssns DOLLARS nynnr
RonY wilL t.AHp pfrcm THAT ~ ALREADY
NUM- NO QUESTION RAILROAD TOUCHES
RArEa ron SHIPMENT or
KLEyEs youH wArrn HioHr MONEY
APPLICANT nnAroS rAhs TO rNrnn'os
LAND rfr Des
rHr LAND ACT rnE scknnf ACT
roasintr cuAscr To Acquire UNDOUBTEDLY
rnE LAST cfAscE Eon ts rsR Acnn on ANY
u.HvEs YrsHa on fou cAS arr COMPLETE
rirlr N rouR wneks ooHE mro ouH orTcm
At oNcE AND avs rsarcutARa rou Wit
NOT HAvn TO rHE you wit
NOT Loss AMI or EVERYTHING non
rot WI HAVE SHOW All TINS IMMENSE
rRAcr eau. ARRANGEMENTS ONT IN ON
rHE LAND ssss AeRra TO DRAW
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|Star Want Ads Are Business Bringers


-
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fgfd Meridian ears 80
on 81, Etuda. one hiash vest 'wu 'en'h
MAnNM ryrLrNunA ard her esis'
prsisd tsspu.n raipls'. i.il ~ W. 9''s ,l,,
81 maas no Charge hnfleeaui anN
nainisf avs dsofssie~n Haaih seattle
caT -
ma bargains 10 uufsassmsf vsl ,hss
.ea aiamenfs al ne iandsa ls~siiy
@, Iss ina az oss, uul. pras .,ess
Ks,sma cured ne Amsflean Hans
tuilains
losT Ako FOUND,
lla-sssasssia-=-
fest-At Madiaen rats sunday siief
noon isdYs fuid watch snl SONS alNs.
change VIII the asnilrmAh whn taAhA
Il rlsass return The watch 10 70 aplAs
. and SCI reward NJ" MABEL Ns'
ilsi0n
Last April ". srssh suede has een-
tslninn opsfa slassfs and SILVER hAhaf
Phone nAss ,iia liberal tsN@rd --ll.lt
Last-sundaY. kniEht rsmplar chars.
ea feh fhens Main .iti Rll
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
-------~-----s-s-s--=--s
WHOLESALE DECORATING 90
wa Nrs LAniEs TO % PLY tM0hk
| AZ neNn Pant 9 ~. y rY 49, r,Atsr
amy 40 ana aMf aNT Hl.l1
tAais. ard sifs can .esfs fsllsel.
ha1ns spfA siainpins psilsfes ~ q
part time iite dntrn ap~sId hHem
Ne ICES sssond AZ
Frederick a Noison require sssh slfis
not attsnding school Call Empielmsni
nafsau srfing q snifsnos 10 tassnieut
..lss'Ven'. tsfpfs 70 m
Wanted -rsrsrtsnesa chocolate air
per- eupsfiaf candy a cfaeAsf cH
Nam :, -ii'n
Wanted -did frr several hss.ssafs
~ hons nirhis ~ meath 10 Nefih
hsc.d~.y \ 90, III
rwELvK piaas ls,ssns ipf . rhsss
evening. Nain lara II
SITUATION WANTEp--FuMALE.
----~------~--s---s-s- --s-s-a.s,-.-s---i-.---s
Nsshihx uantst W experienced reFtfi
capable % fifsi elias sefA prefer lace
curt alas ladies' clothes sliss and seal.
enc Ail slnds also day Neft Tel
faiA va ieth Az -ii|t
r~s ssssdsaesd LADY asmeas,rsisss
tssifs Positions At, snppsiiiaai caratis
q taxing ehafss md sell the se.ifs
Red is tiet iaatsaa AZ -iiif
!
tssdf weaid iIss e.. small haediss
u skshins 70 tshs hons shiT rsisis
. specially East siit -stii
LaaY ~oaia nks iss hsss ~sfs sssa
day Esst ana I'll
rraeucsl narss sishss suaaasmsnts
l. fisfi hain tiis AT u ell
LACE sauAias hsna aaassrsd nsia
eff Lit
HElp MAHTED-hAlE
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t.. 4,i.lls iTsAi' a ehsap lftf \.
MS me sts ~ fall ssiFhf
hgft.ss .oeks ~ cents Ia ,l.l,
~ IA ~ es,i ~ ,..-
packed pair n : ber ia n. ~.
usit.a ~. Ihi .,.. l-infn
AT. o = WitLiAss co. no
49, ~. -
sbstts. ~ aihsil lfln y,
gsk., ~ fasu1is, +
1900 49,. NAafciA. Leta,
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a,,st.s ~ lAi' ytaf va w
-ss.- ~ care Hiaf IL L
~ 80. lii--i'-------------
tsf5s.. Ss.,t.t heA safH y
{ ~ - 49,. .i-i "i'ls' lnfisisf o. .
"NF ifsi IN Wuf y.
-iIu.
IN. ~ $500 ., -
A. nj 49, ". msfhsf A.
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~ 7-snl- HTa vnsn -t1-
~ 1. ma
D nj -, 80 h.lsfn ffra
ms, ssii u 49,. 49,, esss raj u
lr .lip ~it1
~ - 49,. hsha ltprs.s rsssz :
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q" Heath h<tr.
~
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| fsstt.l. Ath AZ II
~ lnl.'istf esn -ilzl
Fau eftr s.--7l -
as'is h'lsh'on boat house too ~
--------.-- Aflt
81 70 iif hays s.strg ...asss--
/ bisis perfect fuafasis.d ns-s.
III PIKE st
iasfen. rsasohshi. ossss i,s -. ~
( Phone ttet
------------.-,,-.-.--.'
/ tait 80 'A ~" ~
------------
FOR fais-AiassaH splt1 A h..n,t
-. -. IL
Team TOT sale uslsht feee 1000
-. . : ~. ~.
fe1ng laying hsna fof sale ~,
.lii faihnsy ~ la y Z" M
lame. 81 rhons 1. iii M
=. a. - = go
as -
ssh Fhpns 'f't lii
.t,~-,0. e.Ise
SoNiiON osluA
--------,--------
At sEATTIEs IFApisG Rrc7r-
HOUSE sts PIKE WILL M EE.
lot. q seidsn ssh diving al. =
skais sad ress.u library sns x
sas - - h,t,oh,sis ms 49,. -.
- ..sss ,.. ,l,,,,<. :.
M
,s, ,sa.,.. ,,n,
queens sha table, eoeslhs .na -,
nisntsih visAt haletn pnM
Ffin1stpn ,ise, tsns' 90 l
plsles he.i..s &c w .sxf -
brsss ...,, 9sips 49,. ~ ,gs ,s,. ~.
spacious fieors are asAin fili-t y y
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BUY Youn HAvcH NOW
Every year acreage afnund sasffie IL
hishsf IN price, and u you ever eki
pset 20 orn ranch u any kind Or
summsr hons the time 10 huY Il Ia
nov We have SONS fivessdfs tracts
~ from aso 10 1900 per tract You
cant md anything better AnSv hers
Only 10 per cent cash
WEST a WHEELER.
100 Coiman Heck
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FARMS AND lAsos.

Az lpEAL axSTLEaANs ErnuEH
HOME =kisa = fnener MAKER ~ acres
q TIE fHsft kihf % dssp. rich hlafk
lasfu safi Is acres In fuifftaii0a suf
fsnesa. tsi.nss has safns tianbsf -
rhsfd u ttt aksifs hsarfns trees all
Kinds 81 ANAL traits saad f.foam
hcass. isfss hsfns several auttuiif
inHs. nice sifsfm thfaash the plars
hefss. uasens eosa ehiaksns fsfm
ins imristnsni. furniture sfsfrthiHf
aces frtfs ff.tes terms aplsntld
auto rad fe farm. fins.i huuiins and
nshfnE sfgsrds IN vicinity u Hsafiis
coms 10 the sffics and Sc photos VI
this tsautifai place oNnsf iuiehi
consider good unsnrurh sfsi rlty
prosperity
honEHT sAbTnr,
sif-tfas4fi Alaska naiidlne
ati.it
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FouF NIHtoF TWtHtJ IHIsFsds
PITTsBuRG. Kas. May fi.-four
workmen we're killed and 20 injured
today By an explosion in a powder
mill The property loss Is estimated
at $4,000
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--~--~----------s--1--s--
Mats0n-To the wife Of Y. Manson.
to1e Evsnafon, May 4 daughter
Hofabarh--Tp the wife ~ l. Hofa-
back itt BieNsft May 10, a son,
Doyis-To the rifs " . Doyle. i1s
Second ~. Nay D. a daughter
Wiliorfon-To the rife o. A. Whlof-
ton dity Mhy T. a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11

Per sais- Hafss. neu vss--
hsfness. fsssialis nrsnss insIsfsf r.
tar fsr daTs only i3tl iiih We .
m -
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ONE ao.AcRE RANCH ron SALE
c or6sI IRON ~ so 9wTy@ s eS rrgN sn
SCHOOL nOop LAND AND PLENTY
or GOOD WATER on PLACE WILL
pEfi CHEAP At ONCE "A WE WISH
10 USE ouh MONEY IN oJn OTHER
BUSINESS
MONTANA TIMBER co,
MAIN ~. ios ORIENTAL BLOCK
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AUCTION sALu

osofsetovn Auction and saiss e4>lr
horses harness. vehicles trafhi ~ -
On com missicn Aur,ion srsfJ r11H
D m - head horses 81 sirss = ~
BrAhsmoh st. oeofrttorn- n ~ Z
Tho rasis fafnitars a Asetksa d
Pihs and sisth. sill buy le1f - .
bert cash prices OF sell hen y -
mission. -
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fiss.feam furnished house beautiful
bli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11

Furnished cottage mudsfn nice yard
seattle til
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11

Zine Ga Eariish naii msrlsS =
Zee III table anf dssssft ~, =.
Spoons. tee spoons etc Osfsrt -
psf oahes Die care star -i'
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NIGEL, fafnlshsa tkfss rooms silh pH
saie hath lies Easi 4hs n ltis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
Maize.

Solomon Sparks died here April LIST.
He was good citizen and a lively
member of the Baptist chuach. He
leaves a wife and ten children. On
April End he was laid to rest in the
family graveyard.
/ Mrs. Hay, who has been sick 81
long, is no better. The dreaded dis
ease consumption has its grasp or
her.
M. B. Sparks is preparing to build
a new house, with Eli Wells as fore
man ofIthe work.
Rev. W. A. Hay snapped horses
with a candidate the other day and
we hear the candidate lost his vote
in the operation.
We have a new mail route from
here to S. B. Terry's on Big Blaine,
which will add much to the conyen-
fence Of the public.
Jas. Moore has moved to NJ. A.
Hays farm on Blaine.
Rev. W. H. Bailey has moved from
Red Bush to P. X. Sparks place on
Blaine to farm this season.
There is a strange disease among
our dogs, kind of hoarseness. We
think it is barking so much at candi-
dates. jim.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Of his sister. Mrs sanderson WEI
Il'an. a few days ago.
Born. TO Mr. ANA Mrs u. Filcy. =
fine girl
Miss Ruby Adkins. who has bee
with us for some time. mas eo@
LONE.
Mrs. Kelley Friley. Of Blaine. -
here with her son LIST week
Misses yickle Wellmen andDorua
pamron were the guests Of friend
at Madge Monday
Mrs. Mary shannon gave nln
dinner. and some Of her nearest ~
aiives were present
Mrs. John Frazier Is able 10 be on
again. Thelna
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Iadge.

Jack Muncy passed through here
Sunday TO visit friends on Twin
Branch.
Miss Hannah Nelson mas returned
from Cincinnati. where she has been
offending school for some time.
Quite a number OF folks have been
Sch with lagrippe in our nelshbor-
hood for the past week.
Harlan Grnbb was with relatives
at this place last week.
Mrs. synda Charleston, OF Bussey-
vile, was with friends at Madge
last week
Mol Bradley and wife we're guests
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. Gallup.

Married, April LIST, Miss Rebecca Wit
teubsrry to John Mckenzie.
Miss Mia Williamson has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Annie Hardin.
John Wittenberry is some better.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Childers,
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Erwin have been
visiting the lstter's parents at Torch
light
Born, to Jim Childers and wife, big
girl.
Miss Minnie Farley will visit in Mar
tin county soon.
Born, to Leonard { hilders and wife,
a girl. Peach Bloom.
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Pleasant Ridge.

-, There is some talk of organizing Q
.s,lnday school at this place soon.
Several young folks of this place
y ended, church at Twin Frauchj
than laxAnight
s Georgia Hutchinson, of Madge
Miss Sire Saturday.
Lincoln, &c Derifield, Of Morgan, passed
week. AIia here Sunday.
Of Newton yiolet Roberts, who has been
i'4ent faIg relatives in Louisa, return
The yoAome Thursday accompanied by
teea cousin, Henry Miller.
sp''e Mrs. Georgia Roberts visited home
folks Monday.
Mrs. Meek and Miss Mollie Roberts
left Tuesday for visit to Mrs. Meeki
daughters4 Mrs Moffet and Mrs
Heaverlin in Huntington aud Ports
mouth.
Allan Hutchinson was here Monday
on business.
Mr. Cooper of Cherokee, passed tNr
Way recently.
John Berry, of Deephole was visit
Ing friends at Twin Branch Sunday.
Jack Muncy, of Smoky Valley, was
here Sunday.
Little Misses Oracle and Gypsie
Blankenship visited Miss Bessie
Bradley Sunday.
Crit and Sol May were the guests
Of John Nelson Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

The leading citizens in Russell are
promoting the location of modern
furnace there for the manufacture Of
pig iron. They have interested Col.
z. ]. Bird, of Ironton, in the project,
and went over thequestion with him
few evenings ago Now there is
much probability of the building &C
the furnace
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
DOnithOn.

We were sorry to hear of the deaiE
Of little Liable Fras1er,
Miss Wayne Chapman visited Miss
Minerva Bsrtram Saturday.
The stork visited Mrs. Andy Belcher
April LIST leaving fine boy.
Misses Jeunie Thompson and Rather.
inc Stewart attended church ON Lanrel
creek Sunday Old Ky Friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

The citizens of Bonanza have or
sanized a company to build a tole-
phone line from there TO Prestons-
f' 70 be known as the Bonanza.
Pres onsburg Telephone Cos anee
ton to be made with the Southern
Bell Telephone Co,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Damages are asked by F. H. Pres
ton, of Paintsville, clerk in the
Auditors office. against the Central
Kentucky Traction Company for So
600 because he had suit of clothes
stripped from him in street car
accident in Frankfort last summer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Before the end of April more than,
6uOOOOOO cubic feet of natural gas
will be taken daily from the gas
fields of the southern part of West
Virginia and distributed among con-
yumers in. Cincinnati.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

On lust Saturday morning ut Nip
pa, near the mouth of Rush Fork
the fine barn belonging 10 Ted pres-
ton was consumed by flames. The
fire was OF incendiary origin. The
tarn contained - bushels of corn
and large amo ii of hay, which
was destroyed Mr. Preston In sddi-
ion 10 losing the corn and hay, lost
all his farming implements including
a fine surrey The barn was evidently
lie. on fire by some one who was had
at Mr.. Preston. They also Eaturat-
ed the S ore belonging 10 Mr.. Pres
ton, which was nearby with coal Gil
and 1t took hard work to keep the
store from burning. Bloodhounds were
procured from Lawrence county, and
II is said the dogs trailed the par
ties to near the head of Hood when
the trail was lost.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Joe Long, the mos notorious moon
sinner known in these parts since
Uncle Mat Greer's death, was captured
Sunday at the home of Grant Nick
ELL on Byrd branch of Grassy, and
six gallons OF moonshine liquor found
in his possession. Joe Long has Inv-
err been apprehended but twice be-
fore, although he has been in the
business for years His PARTNER, Nfr-
ion Peyton, said 10 be, was not TAX
en-, and the business may go on in
definitely Green Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

At a meeting of the First Baptist
church Of Russell held in the church
Thursday evening. Re. T. J. Rigg, Of
Oak Hill, Ohio, received unanimous
call to the pastorate OF the church.
He will be here for the first time on
Sunday, II.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
saw Min For Sale.

Carr Scott Traction Engine and
saw rig; 10 horse power, in good re-
prir. win cut from 5000 to 1000
feet per day. Very cheap for cash
y hand. Inquire of Big Sandy
l.ews. Louisa. Ky. If.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

SEWING Everybody
wishing any sewing done will do well
hy applying to Mrs. Mcdowell, below
freight depot.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
THE BEDROCK OF SUCCESS

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Wiley Literal. of OIL Springs, one
Of the oldest and best men in john
son county is very i'll and is not ex-
pected to live.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
Iorpld Liver. stomach IroubIe.

Mr.. James oiByrne, 626 Madison St.,
Topeka, Kas., conductor SAnte Fe Rail
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~ suffered with q torpid liver and
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Saturday afternoon, at Euclid near
Russell, quite an excitement vas
created at the Greek Camp, when ono
Ct the Greeks undertook to end his
life with 80 caliber pistol The man
is said to have been i'll for a few
days but 1t was not known that he
was in such serious condition. Eff
forts were being made by his com
panions TO send him 10 his old home
in Greece, A few hours before train
time he secured a revolver and fired
into his breast. DIR, Miller was rum
rloned and after an examination,
thought 1T best for him 10 be sent
te hospital as soon as possible. He
was brouht to Greenup Sunday morn
ing and taken TO Russell to catch
the fast line for Cincinnati where he
was taken to hospital TO undergo
an opera ion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
our NEIGHBORS.

olive hin is agi.ating the subject
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ties OF PerunA. My case was houA
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al also tried PerunA for cough. -
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-01-01
Latest Report from Italy.

From the latest estimates received
by the ministry of Marine from Rome
it is feared the number Of dead will be
$50, 900 and possibly zoo, 200.
One half of the population of Gala
bria and Western Sicily have appsr-
emily persisted.
The damage to property viii be sew
eral hundred millions.
Thousands are dying in the ruins.
Ninety Americans and Englishmen
perish in the Hotel Trinacria, it is re-
ported. Of the 100 guests at the no.
tel none escaped.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-01-01
Killed in a Quarrel.

George Carey was shot through the
heart and Instantly killed by Nelson
Burch in the SALOON of Ryan and At
kinson, on North Limestone street.
Lexington Wednesday night. Both are
negroes. The shooting followed a
quarrel over the recent arrest of Carey,
which was caused by Burch. Burch is
in Jail.