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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05
IRA G. RAWN'S FAMILY
OFFERS BIG REWARD

Chicago, Aug 5.-ln an effort to prove
that Ira @. Rawn. president OF the
Monon railroad, was murdered and did
not commit suicide. as limited in cor
oncrs jury verdict. a reward Of $4,000
has been offered by the Rawn estate
for information leading 20 the arrest
and conviction Of his murderer or muir
dercrs.
Mr. Rawn was found dead In his
home at Winnetka on the morning Of
July 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05
JAMES A. REED WILL
RUN AGAINST D. R. FRANCIS

jefferson city Mo. Aug flames \ .
Reed OF Kansas city yesterday filed
with the secretary OF state his deClara-
ton as a candidate FOR the Democratic
nomination for United States senator
His candidacy has been announced for
some time. lie win be opposed by for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05
CY WAR MAN HEADS
HUM0RISTS' ASSOCIATION

Montreal Aug. Soy Warmau OF
Montreal was elected president OF the
American Humorists' association at
the annual convention in session here
Col W. q. hampton OF the New York
Herald ls Vice president and Newton
NcNkiTk of the Boston Post secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05
INsURGENT DECLINES TO RUN.

Topeka, Kan, Aug ST, \. McNeal.
lnsurgent announced this afternoon
that he would not contest the nOmina
ton Of u r. Anthony. regular, r
Congress in the First district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05
TESTIMONY INTRODUCED.

ON court converting George Harris,
the cN-puliCcmau who had dIrfstt4
Jones. was the first witness Tor t"e
state His testimony in substance was
that as given at the coroners inquest
that ne was employed on the Ban-
berger road. that ne had seen the de b.
fcndantt rush from the hotel ana now
ne had caught and held him until ot-
ficcr Cassidy arrived
ofirer Cassidy, who swore 10 the
complaint against Jones, told or tht
arrost OF Jones. and of his taking the
prisoner to jail.
Nv consent Of attorneys FOR both
sides OF the case. IT was decided mat
the testimony Of Clerk Adams OF the
wellington hotel would be later ADMIT T.
ted. when the latter returned from Hl'
vacation. which he Is now spending 100
Alpine.
William +. Bangaser, CHIEF clerk IN
tho railway mail service with head
quarters at ogden was sworn for the
defense and gave his testimony I'm r.
letion 70 the knowledge he had OF
Jones, his character and the Ike.
LINE OF DEFENSE.
Two members Of the Grand thea Ger
orchestra Myrtle Google and Eva
Youngdale also for the defense t.sti-
fed as 10 their knowledge OF the reia-
tionship existing between sheppard ana
Mrs. Jones, which they had kept from
Jones.
II was indicated from the line III
questioning OF Mr.. Warner at this
point that the defense would be that
Jones had been unaware OF the iutt-
macy existing between his wife and
SHEPPARD. and that the murder was
committed in the heat OF passion. l.
was plainly shown that the defense
would attempt 20 prove that Jones had
been absolutely unaware OF anything
between Mrs Jones and sheppard, and
that when Jones committed the muir
der Il was done. not prem ditatedly
INT ON the impulse OF n moment ~
madness
At this point Judge Whitaker ron
dered his decision as given above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05
JOHN A. JONES
IS BOUND OVER
Slayer Of Arthur F. Sheppard
Held on the Charge Of
Murder.
SEVERAL WITNESSES CALLED
story of the Shooting at the yelling
ton Hotel in the Early Morn
ing of July 10.

John A. Jones. who. I'm the early
morning uf july 10 last shot and killed
Arthur f. sheppard in the Wellington
hotel ln this city was arraigned for
his preliminary hearing before Judge
j. }. Whitaker in the police court. on
the charge of murder In the first de
gree. and WAS bound over To the dis
tricti court.
Jugge Whitaker in giving his deci.
sion3 In the matter stated that it wac
only the province OF his court TO de-
tcrmine 10 crime had been committed
and whether or not tho facts submitted
would warrant him in holding the ac-
cuscd In the present instance, Judge
Whitaker stated, he had no discretion
in thc matter. but to bind him over.
When the case was called, Asst. Cuun-
" Atty Daniel h. Alexander asked
that the hearing 20 over for some time
ia order to give the state opportunity
TO present it's case, saying that Asst,
County Attorney Bowman, who had
the matter in charge, was called sud
denly away this morning by illness I'M
his family.
In resisting the motion for con-
tinuancc, NJ. NJ. Warner, who appeared
as attorney for Jones. stated that the
state had had ample time to prepare its
case, that for over two weeks Jones
lad been confined in jail without tho
right TO expedite matters looking To an
early hearing without the knowledge
as to whether or not he was to be re-
leased or held.
"The curoncr's jury said Mir War
ner, "eNonerated the defendant, hence
It was right aud proper that the state
should be- compelled 20 proceed with
some diligence lie also stated his
witnesses were present and he must
proceed cast early Saturday, hence the
desire for an carly trial
Judge whitaker. after learning from
Mr. Alexander that the state was not
fully prepared, but had several wit
nesses present, and II given short re-
cess by the court, that he would inter-
rogatc them, and prepare as best ne
could in such short time, his side OF
the case, agreed to the recess
The attorneys on the different sides
at once began earnest work with Wit
nessos and preparations for the hear
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-05

Continuous Advertising Il Strong
Factor In Onsctilng Competition.
The News Reaches the Buying Pub
llC Every Working Day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19
scnooL ANNOUNCEMENT

/ The Sh0shone public schools viii
NOSE into a Now $4,000 school
IIuilCre al thc beginning of the
next school year. The building is
strictly modern and up-to-dalo in
every way II viii be equipped
with everything necessary TO make
the work thorough as we'll as al
lractiye. Courses Will be offered in
the high school that will permit
the students to select from a va
riely Of subjects. The elective
plan viii give students the adyall-
age of selecting the course that
they believe best suited to 3heir
needs. All the Time of three teach
ers and part Of the time of the
supervisor Of music and drawing
will he devoted to high school
the high school will be 40 minutes
in length and no student viii carry
more than four subjects during eac
semester, unless hc or size shows
a Willingness and ability 10 carry
moro than the scheduled amount. (
With the four years course and (
elective plgn, cur high school will
take rank along side Of the best
high schools of our state. We trus /.
that an who desire TO enter some /
high school ia Lincoln county WillI
carefully examine our courses and I
decide 10 be- with rs la Gpnfnp,hnr
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19
MANY NOTED BUSINESS MEN
On THE DIETRICH TRACT

Among the able and capable men
who ha3e read estate on the Dic-
lritb tract, ihc following mlah be-
mentioned. ~. T.. hlhrrs. manu-
fgetuwr and farmer OF Warsaw.
nus u. s. Morrison. glove manufac-
lnrer ~ Grinncll Iowa. vino cm-
pi,ts some lWculy travelling salss-
men and 3 hundred men in tho
nome factory, EnoclrJcy merchan
nf Griuutll Iowa. ffanh f. Hay
Nsn. Travelling salesman W. +.
lor eal eslalr agent of Grinuclle
ioNa w. 70. follensbee, 90 the
hroau rhar COMPANY Of So lpms'
i. kelchen, q clothing merchant Of
Boise - D. Bradford q lawyer Of
Eoise g. Nofris, e capitalist ol
Seattle heilll q Kyle q teacher
of Calaweli ana BaNapd A. Church,
lankor at 81 i.oHs Mich rbese
are all gentlemen Of means Who
0ill develop their properties here
lo ille highest state OF efliriencN /
They Nib give employment ~ la- (
aofce. and assist ~ developing the
'ounlry after the latest farming
Methods
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19
nIGn SCHOOL COURSE.
tuiversiI, Preparatory.

University Preparatory:
FIRST Semester 9th Latin, An
cient history, English, Algebra
! second Semester t9thl Latin,
ancient History, English, Algebra.
First Semester ll0lh Latin, Al
sehra, Modern History English
Second Semester 10TH Latin,
Modern History English, Botany.
First Semester ,iitm Latin.
or Getman- Plane Geometry Ply
sizes, English.
Second Semester .llth) Latin.
or Gorman Plane Geometry, Eng
lsh. Physics.
First Semester lalh) Latin.
or German Solid Geometry. Eng
lsh Chcmoslry or Political Econ
onN
Second Semester l2th1 Latin.
or German, American History.
English Chemistry, or rrigonom-
etry
High School Commercials;
FIRST Semester 9th Bookkccp-
ing. Ancient history. English, Al
zebra
Second Semester ,9h' Book |
keeping, Ancient History, English, !
Algebra.
First Semester IOth CONNER
cial Geography, English Modern
History Algebra.
Second Semester llOthl CONNER |
cial Geography, English, Modern
History, Botany,
First Semester (llthl CONNER
cial Law. Plane Geometry, Physics,
English.
Second Semester ann CONNER
cial Law English History, English,
rhysics.
First Semester ,i2lh) Coumcr-
'ial Arithmetic. Solid Geometry,
English. Chemistry or Political
Economy
second Semester lsih CONNER
mai Arlthnetie, American History,
Stylish. Chemistry OF l'rigono-
nctrN
special Commercial.
FIRST Semester Nth buokkeep-
~ Ensilsh Cnraercial srae T.
lhN Commercial Law. Business
correspondence. spelling
Sscnpd Semester 9th Book
'eepng English. Commercial Geo
rWEs Commercial Law, Business
correspondence, spelling
First Semester 10Th shorthand +
spewrlting, tugiish. Commercial
'flilinletlr spelling
second semester llUh' short
and. fSpewriliug, English, Cont
lerela Arlihmclic, spelling. AisSt2
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19

~ the District Court OF the holfth Jul
deal District cf the state of Idaho
in ANA for the county Of Lincoln
FRANK Marshan, plaintiff
,yt,ia eraliev Henry sraIiev John
g. Newtoa ana samuel = Hamilton,
Defendants.
The state OF Idaho sends greeting 10
che above nolned defendants
You are hereby required 20 appear in
an action brought against you by the
( above pinned planuif "a the District
/ Court of the Fourth Judicial District.
1 state NJ ldnho,lu ana for the County Of
Lincoln ana 10 answer the complaint
! filed therein 90 core Of which is here
! % attached, fwithin twenty davs) exc
elusive Of the day Of service, after the
service an you of this summons, IL
served within this district. or IL scrv-
cd out ~ this district within forty
days. Tho said action Is brought to
condemn certain land FOR the purpose OF
constructing buildings, power plants.
fumas, bitches. dams. and aqueducts
10 h' used IN the manufacture Of e.
lcciflcitv Tor the lighting and heating
OF towns private residences public parks
end furnishing power for manufacturing
purposes ana for railroads, a dis
lows. the following described tract Of
land situated and being IN Lincoln cOun-
~, state o. Idaho. to-wit the portion Of
Section IT,, Township South. Range Is
East Boise Meridian, within the follow
ing described boundaries; to-Wit. Be
ginning at the North west corner Of
niiI htttiNHs lNEIiHE from thence East
along ,ne nortn boundaries Of said sec
ton, distance Of eight 90 rods /
thence running South narelel with the
West boundary OF said Section II, q
distance Of fifty 600 rods thence west /
eight 90 rods to the west boundary of |
said section II, thence North along the |
West boundary line Of said section II to !
the place Of beginning, containing four
hundred 400 square rods; also that |
portion OF Section 10, township 9 !
South Range 10 East Boise Meridian |
contained within the following describ-
ed boundaries. to-wit: beginning at the
north east corner Of said section 10 II
running thence SOuths sIOns the East It
Of said Section 10, a dis
lance Of twenty two (22) rods, thence II
boundary line Of section 10 q distance
1f one hundred seventy-five G75) feet
thence In a Northeasterly direction to
The place OF beginning the same forming
p triangle and containing about .27j
acres; a reference being made TO the
And you arc hereby notified That if
you fail TO appear and answer the said
complaint, as above required the said
plaintiff win appeal to the Court for the
'eliei prayed for Ina the complaint; and
you are hereby notified to appear and
show cause why the property described
should not re condemned as prayed for
n the complaint.
Given undcr my hand ana seal of
he District Court Of the Fourth Judici- .
or the County Of Lincoln this 9th day
# July in The year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten
Signed, HARRY w ANDERSON.
seaD Clerk
stockslaeer * Bowen. attorneys for I
uly 22-Aus &C. II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19

Notice ~ hereby given That the
tShoshone), Lincoln County, Idaho. VIII
sell az the office Of the county treasurer
of said County and state. ON Saturday,
August goth 1910. at two O'Clock D. NJ.
~ said day. Ten Coupon bonds Of said
district. ~ the denomination Of six
teen hundred fSfh0J. 0G) cuch. One OF
ufst day ~ scptcmhel 1920. and ono
Of said remaining coupon b0ndg. pay
able az the same date Of cach yeus
thereafter until the scflcs ia paid Ia full
Said coupon bonds bearing Interest at
not 20 exceed six 90 per cent per am
mum. payable semi-annnaliy, Septem-
Dor 0nd March 1at. and not to be
iuld al toss than ineir par value
Tho board reserves the right to.
reject any and an bids.
f5 Is. ~ ltk. Chairman.
j j. FULLER. Clerk
Juiv 2g-Aiss 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19

NiaereEop Short i.ine 10 Cheyenne
Denver Colorado Springs, Pueblo
Kansas City 81 Louis. OmRha. Chi
easo, ST. Paul Minneapolis and many
other points Tickets on sale MAY q.
sad "A june q "a. IS q July 2. and
- August q and September IA. and
q. limit oetohef 81, See agents for
Falcs aud further y rilcMays.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19

Information Concerning Proving Up on Carey Act
Lands Tributary to Shoshone CheerfuIy Furnished
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-19

To- the District Court OF the Fourth Ju-
deal District az the state of Idaho
iu and for the county Of Lincoln.
FRANK Morshan plaintiff,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11
WEBBVILLE.

Mrs. F. L. Stewart has returned
to her home after a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jeff Rife, Of
Bellstrace.
Mrs. Salllie Gardner and Mrs.
Harlan Woods were visiting in Ash
land last week.
Mrs. d. j. Thompson returned
home Saturday, after a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. M. M.
Walter. Of Blaine.
Mrs. Chloe Watson and Miss
Anna Fleming, OF willard, were
calling in town Saturday.
Mrs. G. l.. Green has returned
to her home at Mt. Sterling. after
a visit with friends here.
G. G. Ksllar, who has been op.
orator for the A. T. & s. F. R. R..
at Melrose. New Mexico. returned
to his home at Bellstrace last week
Miss Pearl Walter, Of Blaine, II
1
visiting her sisters, Mrs. d. J. and
G. L. Thompson, of this place.
Mrs. Estelena Johnson, of Thu
place. and Ambrose Mcclure, o
Willard, were married Thursday
This was the second attempt o
matrimony for the bride and thu
third for the groom.
Those who were on the sick lis
last week we're Mrs. Samuel Shep
herd, Misses Celia Petrie, Haze
Fischer and Bolivia Green.
There was church at this plac
Saturday night and Sunday by Rev
French Rice. Yuccas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11
GLADYS.

There was large attendance at
church Sunday at the Combs school
house.
Charley Jordan, Dock Rice, Lille
Wellman, Martha Webb and daugh-
ter. Opal, we're visiting Misses Anna
and Mamie Kitchen Sunday.
There will be church at Compton
school house the first Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock and Sunday
following in March by Bro. Martin
Berry and Allamander Hicks.
Floyd Pennington Is no better.
Misses Julia and Effie Howell
we're guests of Misses Annie and
annie KitchenM ondaV.
Mrs. Anna Kitchen, who has beer
very low, Is able to be out.
Miss Mary Kitchen was visiting
Miss Effie Howell Monday.
Mrs. VIVA Holbrook. Of West Vir
ginia, was the guest of her sister
Leota Wellman, of Gait, Sunday.
Arthur Lyons and Andy Large, o
Ohio. are In Kentucky.
Cecil Walden. who has been sicl
for a few days, is some better.
LATE Jordan. Of Twin Branch, at
tended church at Gait Saturday.
Theodore Hammond attended tn
meeting at this place Sunday,
Guess Who.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11
HUBBARDsTowN.

w. R. Strothers school closed last
Saturday. The pupils all like him,
and we hope he will teach school
here again.
Rev. A. H. Miller delivered fine
sermon at Little Hurricane Sunday
night.
Grandpa Chaffin is quite sick. He
Is about the Oldest man In our
neighborhood, being about 81 years
old.
Mrs. Hence Curnutte, of England
Hill, is visiting her father, Thomas
Chaffin.
Mrs. Robert Mead is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Robert Williams and son are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Skeens.
Mrs. Sack Massie has returned
home from Columbus, where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Lee Lyons.
J. e. Merideth made a trip to
Donithon Saturday.
Master Early Merideth, Of Doni-
thon, is visiting Ben Merideth.
Little Miss Emma Merideth was
the guest of Mrs, C. Lett recently.
Mrs. Martha Price, who has been
sick SO long. is no better
Mrs. John McComas was here
recently.
Mrs. w. M. Davis Is slowly i'm
proving.
Lafayette Lett attended church
at Buchanan Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Johnson is no better.
Mrs. Dee Bellomy was visiting
her father, J. E. Merideth, Sunday
Bugar Preston has been delayed
with his new house on account OF
the cold weather.
Mrs. Bart. Pack and daughter
visited Mrs. c. Lett and family last
week.
Mrs. Will Hickman was shopping
In Hubbardstown last week.
Mrs. r. B. Eastman attended
church at Buchanan last week.
Reuben Curnutte preached a fine
sermon here Sunday.
Misses Lizzie and Ruth WellmaI
are visiting their sister, Mrs. w. R
Strother.
Mrs. Lafayette Lett has returned
from Zelda, where she has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Susan Fergu
son. Greasy Riches.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11
PLEASANT RIDGE.

Death has again entered our COM
munity and this time claimed for
its victim Mary Whit. the loving
wife Of w. NJ. Whit. Her death
was not unexpected. her illness last
ing five weeks. The cause OF her
death was pneumonia. Her many
friends did all that loving hands
could do to restore her to health,
but in vain. She leaves a kind hus-
band. six little children and many
friends to mourn her loss The In
terment took place at her old home
at Sand Branch. The bereaVed have
our sympathy. "
Mrs. Green Gearneart and little
son, Of Deephole. were visitors here
Friday.
Mrs. ]. P. Meek visited the
Misses Hutchinson Saturday.
Miss Mary Bradley, who has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harye Burchett, at Deephole
for the past week, returned home
Saturday.
M. l.. johns was in Louisa Satur,
day.
Milt Bradley and Sam Terrell re
turned home Monday from Meek
KY. where they went to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Preece, o.
Deephole, passed through here re
Gently.
Willard Bradley spent sunda!
with friends at Oslo.
We are sorry to hear OF the dealt
of Custer Spencer.
Mrs. s. F. Roberts, OF Llttl,
Blaine, paid home folks a visit las
Sunday.
Milt and Willard Bradley ant
John Nelson will soon leave To-
Oregon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11
The New School Laws Of Kentucky.

The main purpose of this article.
Notwithstanding that we have It
printed in regular form in, pre-
sumo. every commol school district
in this State. supplemented by the
various bulletin forms issued by
Hon. J. G.. Crabbe, Supt Public In
struction, Frankfort, KY, is to more
thoroughly acquaint those who have
been unable to gain any Information
of the common school laws of Ken
lucky other than that discussed by
the people generally.
There is no doubt in my mind
that many people have the wrong
conception of this law. perhaps they
are wrongfully and purposely mis-
led by those who are not in SYM
patty with 1t; or perhaps the law
has been intentionally misconstrued
for some other purpose.
This school law was enacted by
the last General Assembly about
two years ago. The purpose of this
new law is to create a better school
system. especially in the rural dis
tricts of this Commonwealth. The
Legislature kept in mind the status
of the rural common school district,
although, perhaps, good majority
of those schools was in excellent
condition and under fine supervision
while many, no doubt, were in poor
and sad plight 49,:
The law divides every county in
to from four to eight divisions
known as Educational Divisions;
Lawrence county having eight such
divisions. Each one of those diyi-
sions has from ten to fourteen dis
tricts known as Subdivisions" OF
"Sub-districts.
The County Judge. County Super
intendent and County Attorney NAL
those divisions and subdivisions
and boundaries thereof. The county
is made the unit of taxation, exclud
ing. however, any city school Oh
county graded school This county
taxation. however, cannot exceed q,
cents per 500 worth taxable prop
erty, besides poll Of $500.
Il The Board of Education. which /
composed of one chairman electe,
from each OF the eight Edueationa
Divisions above mentioned, wit
the County School Supt. as Chair
man eK-officio also member o
, said Board (nine members in Law
renee county,. recommends to tn
! Fiscal Court of the various countie
certain tax to be collected froI
: one mill to twenty cents, also po
), to any amount not to exceed on
dollar, II they so desire. By orde
( Of this Court the Sheriff collect
returns same to County School Sup
K acting as treasurer, under a "Spe,
ial Bond" to pay out same by tn
: direction of County Board of Eds
cation. This county recommends
e no poll. but by its Board of Educ;
ton a tax of only ten cents wa
recommended and collected.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.
Louisa People Have Absolute Proof
of Deeds at Home.

It's not words but deeds thai
prove true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills
For Louisa kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation
Proof lies in the testimony OF
Louisa people who have been cured
to stay cured,
Mrs. Sarah Pigg, Main Street
Louisa, Ky, says: II suffered from
many distressing symptoms of kid.
ney trouble. My back was the weak.
est spot and the dull heavy pains
through my loins were almost un-
bearable, | was weak, tired and de.
void of ambition and often was an
noyed by headaches and dizzy spells
Irregular passages of the kidney
secretions also bothered me and
felt like giving up. Doan's Kidney
Pills were at length brought to my
notice and began their use. Be
fore long the kidney secretions were
regulated and the other symptoms
of my trouble disappeared. | strong
ly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
to my friends" Statement given
June "a, 19OS.)
On June %. 1909. Mrs. Pigg add
ed to the aboye;. Il can safely say
that Doan's Kidney Pills cure kid
ney trouble permanently. During
the past year and half. | have not
had the least return of this CON-
plant"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remembers the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-11

Mrs. NJ. L. Johns visited the
Misses Hutchinson Saturday.
Worth Blankenship. who is at
tending school In Louisa, visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Harye Burchett, OF Deephole, was
here Saturday.
Dave May. who has been In pike
for some time, returne home blast
Sunday.
John Nelson visited Milt Bradley
Sunday. -...
Riley Shannon and Walker Bart.
ley. OF Trad, passed through here
Sunday.
Sam Terrell is very sick. "
George Carter, OF Louisa, wAi
here Friday.
Sam May and family visited hi,
father. r. T. May. Sunday,
NJ. L. Johns has moved into tn,
w. NJ. Berry house. and Mr. Berry
into the house vacated by Johns,
Also. Frank Newsom into the Wa
Pennington house. Pennington viii
move to Gait, Nobody's DARLING