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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
WELCOME NEWS
FOR SUFFERERS
FROM RHEUMATISM
The Disease Is Permanently Cured
by Pr WILLIAMS Pink PMS
. ana Complete Information
Is Free for the Asking.

rcoL AMI
one VINO suffers from rheuma-
ssan VIII recoyn1e the description OF .
s',une case at sight;
AZ we Iopowlng brief statement are
o ny uescnoen the symptoms which
sNeIy Psuent VIII recoanize and the means
~ wmen cure was effected in this case
uescrlneu with equal fidelity.
Al you are suffering from any form OF
rheumatism with loss Of flesh and strength,
nna thinning OF the blood, the remedy
.hae was 30 effective here deserves q
"o,ough trai.
MI george Z. Long, farmer, whose
~u,ess ~ Box ~, X. +. ID. No. |, Oak
'anu, Ofe', says;
Nnen was quite young, | was a
SUFFERER IRON rheumatism for nearly two
years The pains were in my neck and
PACK and were 70 intense that my neck
Was drawn back. My mother was afraid
tnat would be cripple for life. l be-
c~me pale, weak, and Thin.
was treated by doctors for over n
year and tried numerous remedies but
received no benefit. Then my mother de-
c eide, to have mi. try DIR. Williams Pink
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

ciais are not the only ones who are
having an eye out for the fruitful
Kaieie lands, for n. number Of Por'
tuguese, most OF them living at Pa
paikou, filed, applications for that
tract short time ago. Individual
applications were filed by the fol-
lowing: Manuel A.. Dias Jr., Henry
de Paiva, James de Rego, ]. p. Pr
mental. John Arrudax, NJ. Cordeirc
Jr., NJ. s. Pacheco, Joaquin Carval-
no, ME-. Mattos, j. G. de Aguior
M. A. Medeiros. Manuel Medeiros, A
+. Jesus. NJ. G.. Comacho, NJ. p
Thomas, H. de Mattos. Chas. de
Paiva. j. Gonsalves. j. de Ornellas
Luther de Cunha, Marc de CuIha
Requeila de Cunhay Caesar de Cunha
These applicants want thirty acres
each. The men give their occupa'
lions as follows: ! teacher, sta
bleboy. bookkeeper. 1 salesman.
barber and clerk. The two wo'
men give their occupations as house
"e' :" aon "pp"
nav" 49, - "SV 80,
80
,S.', ,,aa,,,,s
80
Inc iuii text OF ,he pe'i''oh. CIV
ing Tue NAMES Oh tns oncers OF 'n'
Insl ~ LII. ..sl. a
association ana out'ihihg WHAT u
wanted ioiiows'
mo naval june isio'
10 the Honorable Marstoh oamppen
commissioner OF rupiic Lanus io'
the TERRITORY OF HAWAI- hohoiu
Iu' hawaii
S-lhe uhuers'sheu' peihg e''
lzehs OF the united states each De
ing over the age'ot 10 years. ah'
under no disability Tor any onehse
nor deiihqueht In the payment o
taxes VINO nave not hiaue iais'
declaration OF deciafatiohs IN apply
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

liams, Hilo. Hawaii: secretary. n. X.
Lyman. Hilo. Hawaii. assistant Sec
rotary, A. A. Hapai, Hilo. Hawaii;
treasurer, p. A. Victor, IIilo. Ha-
wall; executive committee, John X.
Kai. w. IL. Heen. Samuel X. Pua.
David Ewaliko. all OF Hllo. Hawaii.
And said settlement association
hereby respectfully applies to you,
as SUCH Commissioner OF Public
Lands. for the allotment and deliv-
cry OF possession TO It's members re-
spertively, OF holdings, tracts and
parcels of public land In one block,
that is to say. In those tracts of land
situated In the district OF South
Hilo, In the county of Hawaii. and
known by the names OF Kawainui,
Kaieie. Kulaimano.
The character OF holdings hereby
applied for Is that OF right -of-pur-
chase leases for the several members
OF said association, OF areas within
the tract comprised by the lands
above named; and II Is proposed,
subject to your approval, that the
assignment OF holdings to the respec-
tive members OF said association
shall be made by lot, or by such
other plan as shall be adopted by
said association and communicated
to you.
The size and extent OF the respec-
tive holdings hereby applied for IL
the largest area, In each case. which
the law. at the time OF making such
allotment, will permit to be allotted
to the members of said association
respectively; provided. that II said
described tract of land shall prove
OF insufficient area Of first-class az
, ricultural land to furnish the under
signed applicants with the largest
area permitted by law in the prem.
ises, then application Is made on
behalf of each of the undersigned
for the allotment to them respec'
lively OF such first-class agricultural
land In approximately equal qrfas e
each; and for the allotmentsto each
of the undersigned, on addition
thereto. OF such acres OF land OF In
ferior quality. within said tract, al
will II practicable, make up to these
applicants respectively for the dim
mutton of their respective allot'
ments of such frst-class agriculture
land, below the highest limit per
mitted by law.
You are further respectfully In
formed. as hereunder. of the respec
tive ages. nationalities. occupations
and domestic conditions OF the sew
eral members of this association
who hereby apply for such allot
ments as aforesaid; gpd II IL re
specially requested tina, you Will
without Unnecessary delay. cause SAID
tract of land TO be surveyed In lot
substantially in accordance with Thu
application, and thereafter, without
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
The Social Sessar
HE DEMANDS pERpEruAlLY
AND GIVES NOTHING.

WHERE are women in this world who
may appropriately be called social
eggars. They give nothing and arr
Observation-Disclosures.
They, live with friends or In boarding
ouses. where they cannot.entcrtain,
nd are so lazy that they ~3iii rather
worry along on. ,rnall, In 6nes that
rave them shabby ssnds lj) no money
do their sharc, socl&hy speaking.
han go out and earn decent incomes.
The social bessar manages by hook
r. crook to get onesevening dress and
ne street gown lshe viii gladly accept
astoffs). and she appears in these
anne drssss. until they almost fail
part She Is even too lazy to sew.
The prefers to wait until she can come
W dress easily.
The social beggar wastes no time
tances or workers. She camps in the
hcinity Of the rich and toadies to them
They pity her until they find out her
rue character. but by that time she il
cady to move on. In the meantime
hey treat her to dinners. luncheons and
wen clothes. The social beRgar II she
DOESN'T find things coming her way win
wen hint for them. When that falls
me will ask openly.
Her greatest Joy In lie Ia to obtain
Kings free. II SHE were even given n
3cket free to the place below there In
title doubt but what she would accept
I. IL does not matter what the entcri
8inment is as long as It is free
She wastes no time around people
who do nothing for her and who are
,ot likely to. She can gauge to nice
y jist how much she can get out Of
people and how much attention she
secds 10 give them In return. She has
f"w OF cheap sympathy close 10 the
'urf ice. which she exercises when It Is
profitable for her 10 do 80. but when
any real feeling II demanded II her her
rowing eye and restless manner prove
ow bored she Is.
The social beggar Is out to receive
nd not 20 give. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Old toothbrushes are very useful :or
washing nut the corners of window-
ranes or cracks In furniture, whore q
large brush viii not go.
A strip of carpet glued to a piece Of
Wood win remove mud from boots very
quickly and without the slightest In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
WANTED

men and women to pre-
pare for better positions and larg-
er salaries. Apply for list OF
F., positions to Hawaiian Agency OF
the International Correspondence
School, at 1889 Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

A cablegram was received yesterday
announcing the death OF Mrs, Men.
donsa, wife of DIR, L. A, Mendonsa Of
Springfield. Illinois, and sister of Mrs.
J, ID. Marques and Mrs. J. y. Freitas
Of this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

A small furnished cottage in cool
locality. or furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, for refined
gentleman and wife. Reasonable
rent. 4641-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

delay. allotted to us as above prayed
for.
Respectfully submitted.
KEKuPULAU SETTLEMENT ASSO-
Y CITATION.
BY c. X. MAGUIRE,
Its President.
BY n. X. LYMAN,
Its Secretary.
KEKUPULAU SETTLEMENT AsSo-
CITATION.
BY Its individual members. as
hereinafter by them respectfully
written. that Is to say. names.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Everybody to use the large nickel
pad for school and figuring use.
Two hundred sheets Of good paper
for Ave cents, at this office. II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
w A N T S
0O0 00O0 o O000
10 LET

residence on the beach In
kapiolani Park, for period OF
three months, beginning after the
22nd inst. Terms, etc, address
p. o. Box No. 1926. i64O-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Gentleman to join two others In es-
tablished bachelors quarters; rea-
sonable cost of living. Apply
1913" Bulletin Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

A choice place at the Walpahu Ex-
change, where motorists to nale-
iva, Eva. ETC., can get finest
liquid refreshments and tobacco
at Honolulu prices. i6i3.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Furnished rooms--cooi and pleasant
lin private family. Apply Mrs.
+. l.. Schmidt. prop, Alapal st,
No. 1888, near King. 4629-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
HELP WANTED.

Neat sewing girls. also an appren-
tice, at Madame Lambert's, Har-
rlson block, Beretania and Fort
streets. 46f1-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Russian journalist wants partner
with some money to open a Rus
sian newspaper. sac King street.
s. Gushewsky. 4640-5t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin
Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

New BICYCLES arrived for racing
and general use. Prices. $25 up to
$35, without brakes. Repairing and
retiring done neatly
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
ROVE CREEK.

Wade vanhorn aud Bias Kelly at
tended the ice cream festival at
Fallsburg Saturday night.
W. D. Burton was in catlettsburg
Saturday,
Miss Bessie Stump visited her
aunt, Mrs. Lon Mickels, at Tyre sun
day.
Thos. salters was on our creek
Thursday,
Ben Burk. who has been visiting
friends at this place Saturday and
Sunday, has returned home,
Purl Lambert has been visiting
friends in West Virginia for the
past week
James Curnutte and wife passed
up our creek Saturday,
Tobe French, OF Vessie, was a
business visitor at this place last
week. ,:-
Misses Fannie and Esther Burton
were the guests OF friends and rel
atives at Zelda Saturday.
IC. C. Stump and Cleve Stuart were
business callers at Gallup Wednes-
day.
Mary Stump was calling on Celia
Steward recently.
J. n. Compton left here Saturday
en- route to his home near Falls
burg.
Miss Anna Vanhorn was visiting
on Bear creek last week
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Belcher and
little son, George, of West Virgin
ia. we're visiting relatives at this
place Sunday.
Rev. Harvey has moved to oat
creek, into the vacant house of J
w Mead ~.
Mrs. Clara Steward has been Wis
iting her brother at Pikeyille for
the past week.
Grover Daniels OF Potter, was
visitor on our creek Saturday and
Sunday. ..... .
| w. H. Lambert and o. b. Stump
who have been working at Zelda
on l.. E. Benefits house, have 4
almost completed. ...- ...
Jeff Byron passed down here Sun
day. en- Ioute to Zelda. -
Miss Cora Bryan returned home
Saturday evening after a few day.
visit with friends at Buchanan.
Charlie Stump was visiting hi
| friend(sl here Sunday.
| .r4.. A Wild Rose.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
ADELINE.

Death has visited our community
and taken Mr.. Hence Jackson
He will be greatly missed. He
leaves wife and six children and
a host OF friends to mourn his death
lie died September 20.
Mrs. Polly Tomlin died September
IL She leaves eight children.
School is progressing nicely. Col.
die Bellomy teacher.
w. S. Church and wife and
daughters. Anna and Gertrude were
visiting on Rove creek Sunday.
w, d. Church was visiting at
Four mile Sunday.
Ben Church was ealing on Mlss
Dollie Bryan Sunday.
Kinnie Bryan was visiting Mar
garltte Moore Saturday.
There will be church here the
third Saturday and Sunday in this
month. .a,- ..-.
Theodore Ruggles was visiting
Laura Church Sunday, ..-..,.
VIM. Church, Jay Austin, W. s.
Church and Bill Burehett made a
business call at Catlettsburg and
Huntington Thursday.
VIM. Church was in Catlettsburg
Saturday. .. ..
Jerry Bryan purchased a fine
horse last week, 49,. $780,
Thomas Christian. OF Morgans
creek and George and W. d. Church
OF Adeline. made a business call al
Deephole Friday.
W. d. Church and Ben Church
were visiting Morgan creek friends
Bill Burchett was visiting W. d
Bolt Saturday and Sunday.
George Brushey attended meet
ing at Mt. Zion. Sunday.
John Bryan and George Church
were calling on Bill Burehett Sun
day. .. "
vess Bryant called on Bill Burch
EFT Sunday. ... ..
Jay Austin was In Louisa Satur
day U No It.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
TWIN BRANCH.

Farmers are hustling at corn
cutting and preparing for wheat
sowing. We have noticed a
strong manifestation Of enthusiasm
among the tillers Of the soil, for
better and more extensive farming
in conjunction with strict econ
omical discipline, which seems to
be the most available counteracting
agent against the scourge of high
priced living. .--
L Squire Hughes and Atty Jobe at
tend special term OF court in your
city last Saturday. They will also
attend special term on Cherokee
next Saturday. '-' ~.
Enoch Kitchen, of Cherokee, WAS
calling on Sam Jobe and Squire
Hughes recently, on business.
Rev. James Harvey, our new
pastor, preached here last Sunday
to large audience and one and
all felt that we must esteem and
appreciate the work of the confer
ence in assigning Bro. Harvey to
this community. Sam Rose has char
itably donated the house and lot,
known as Midway school house to
the church people for the purpose
Of church and Sunday school. May
the Lord bless him! The church
people and friends of the cause
will this week begin the repairing
of the house intending to have ii
completed and comfortable before
winter sets in. Church services ev'
cry second Saturday and Sunday.
Colby Sparks and family left
Monday for Chattaroy, W. Va,wher'
they will take charge of a large
boarding house.
Mrs. Lizzie Hornbuckle and niece
Ella Rose, came down from Roder
ofiei1 last week on an extended
visit. ~ TfT~s
o p. ]. Jobe and young wife, o
West Virginia, are among US 70
a while. s.
Messrs. J. Evans and B. Carte
were on Morgan creek recently.
Miss Claude Rose has been yer
i'll, but is now improving. ... '.
Wilton Bradley, of Busseyvile,
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07

rorchlieht on the night OF Oct. s.
Ed Ramey. OF Christmas, was
here saturday.
W, d. jordan is suffering from
rheumatism, and is confined to
his room.
Next Sunday will be Rev. Kazee's
regular appointment here, The
people seem pleased to have him
on this work again.
Our Sunday school superintendent
aud daughter, Miss Gussie, at
tended the convention at Buchanan
Chapel.
Miss Alice Dilley is visiting in
! Catlettsburg.
r. r Weob has ais new home
about completed.
Jay Collinsworth ana wife and
daughter, Virginia. visited Charley
Carter's last Sunday,
Geo, McGinis and J. N. Compton
were here Saturday,
]. w, Elkins and Jas. Casey will
go to Lexington next week to at
tend Grand Lodge, /, o. o. f.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
GALLUP.

Our teacher, Mr. sammons, has
resumed his school, after a suspen-
sion OF three weeks, on account OF
contagious diseases. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Shannon vi
tied home folks Sunday. ...."
Mrs. A. S. Gilkerson and Misses
Laura Haners mad Maggie BelcheT
visited Mrs. T. J. Burgess, Sunday.
Mrs, G, W. shivel and daughter,
Miss Belle, visited Mrs. Leonard
Childers, Sunday, .. r.
Miss Patsy Shannon visited her
sister, Mrs, II. b. Muncy, Stuarday
Don Belcher made a trip tC
Louisa, Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Rifle visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Shannon. Tuesday.
Mrs. Andy Shannon was shopping
in Louisa Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram Hurley and
son, Master Henry, visited Mr. ant
Mrs, Thos. Wiley, OF Georges crecL
Sunday. ~.
bud Gilkerson made a trip to Cha
man Sunday,
Miss Blanche Preston, OF thii
place, was calling on her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Preston
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs ]. G. Sammons ant
Miss Lille Burton, OF the summit
spent Sunday with W. NJ Chapman
and family,
Walter Preston, of Georges creeE
made a trip to Gallup M)nieS. F..
Mrs. Mary Hall, of Morehead,
visiting her parents at this place.
Miss Georgia Preston spent Sal
urday night and Sunday with Ms
Blanche Preston,
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Graves wer
visiting relatives at Georges creel
Sunday.
Jas. Dobbins and 4. s. Giltersn
were visiting Thos Wiley Of Geo
ges creek, Sunday.
A revival is being carried on hel
at present. H..
The small pox scare is abating.
Nobody's Darling
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
FALLSBURG.

There will besa festival here
next Saturday night. October Sth'
Proceeds for the Sunday school.
Corn and tobacco crops are much
better in this section than was ex-
pected
The stork has been busy in our
neighborhood for the last few days.
The result is girl at James
Skeens'; a boy at Clarence Dillies;
a boy at J. II, Ekers, girl at
Claud Stewards, and he finished his
work by leaving the remainder of
his supply, tripletts, three girls,with
Elihu Ball. of Long branch. All are
doing we'll.
Aunt Harriet Christian and Mary
Fancy. who have been very low Of
fever. are improving.
The ODD Fellow Lodge Of thii
place will Institute new lodge al
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07

a prospective partner in the mercan-
tile bushes with J. Large and son.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jobe attended the
Holiness meeting at Willard.
Rev. Harvey will preach at Comp
ton school house next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Nora Jobe, who has been
seriously i'll for several days. is
improving nicely.
Our latest real estate deals are
these in which Jas. H. lobe, Sr,,
conveyed to Harvey Jobe. his son
his old home farm. Consideration:
Care and attention remainder OF
life Of legator and wife.
Also James H. Jobe, Jr., conveys
to Sam Jobe the farm adjoining 81.
las Jobe. on which is soon to be
built an elegant cottage. n.4,.
..s The Pied Piper.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
BRIG, KY.


Death visited the home Of
H. +. Hamilton and took bid
mother to the spirit world 81
Sc years old and leaves many
and relatives to mourn her DEATH !
The stork visited the home Of
J, =. skaggs, the first OF Sepiemhrc
and left fine girl.
G. V. Bailey's youngest daughter
has been very sick. but Is some
better at this writing rIM
John Thompson has returpnsd
from Arizona, where he has been
for some time.
Thieves broke into MIR. Wells car
penter tools and carried off about
IS dollars worth OF them.
Literary at this place every TAurs
day night Everybody invited.
Bean picking and corn cutting
is all the 60
Margaret skaggs visited her noss-
In, Mrs. Nora Bailey. Sunday
Millard Fyffe was visiting a J.
r. skaggs'
Il, H. skaggs made business Trip
to Keaton Friday
Mrs. Wells and daughter uere
calling on Mrs, Hulda skaggs. this
/ week.
Mrs Laura skagss. OF Maize. was
here, last week en- route to Keaion.
Quite few OF young folks at
tended church at Mazie sunday.
Mrs. Hulda skaggs and daughter
visited H. II. skaggs and family Sun
day.
Jane Ferguson, OF Relief. vns
visiting at Terryyille Friday.
HuhL
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
CHARLEY.

Mrs, william Vanhoose is on the
sick list
Married, on the Goth, Mr.. Willie
Dooley TO Miss Nolda Edwards, The
groom is the son Of Bufford Dooley,
The bride Is a daughter OF Lys Ed.
wards, Also. on the 23rd, Bessie
vanhoose to Mr.. Roscoe Thompson,
Hosla Vanhoose and wife and
Roscoe Thompson and wife were Wis
iting their mother, Mrs, William
vanhoose Sunday.
olena Pack OF sprigg, W. Va, ii
visiting friends at Georges Creek,
The infant OF Roscoe Baker Ii
on the sick list Blackeyes.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
BUCHANAN.

The Sunday School conTeniion
held at Buchanan chapel last ThHrs-
day, was largely attended. II vas
said to be the greatest meeting in
the Sunday school affairs ever bsld
at this place.
Rev, John Buckley. wife and
daughter, OF Parkersburg. W. Va.
are expected home soon to ylsh the
family OF L. s. Layne.
Misses Pearl Compton and Ada
Stewart spent Saturday and snsday
with Misses Carrie and Anna KIR-
ner. OF Mt Zion.
Rev. W, J, Richardson filled biz
appointment at Kavanaugh Siuoay.
night, &
Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Ma "
attended church at Mt Zion la
Sunday.
Miss zada Turman was shaping
in Catlettsburg a few days aso.
A number from this place. aiisns-
ed the spelling match AT DnrbiH M
day night.
Rev W. b, F. Bali and family
left here Saturday morning on their
way to Rupert, w. Va. where iheg
will locate for some time.
!
Sam Mcsorley, Of East Point,
home spending a few days
Mrs S, O. Bromfleld, / waiting
her daughter. Mrs, V, c. Laype.
Ashland.
Marvin Hobson. OF Portsmouth,.
] is now at home. Ky
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
YATESVHLE.

Mrs. Millard Crank is convalescini
from a very sever spell Of sickness.
J. NJ. Rife has Just had completed
quite lot Of concrete work in the
way of walks, hearths, &C.
Mostly all the Masons around
here and at Fallsburg attended the
Masonic meeting and banquet at
Louisa on the 26th ult. and all who
attended report one Of the finest
times of their lives. All speak in
glowing terms of the manner in
which they were entertained by
Brothers Nash, Burgess and Well
man, and, in fact, by all the COM
mitteemen and brethren.
John McDyer, and wife, of Cat.
lettsburg, were here this week en-
route to Jep Meek's of the Pleas
ant Ridge neighborhood, where they
will visit for a few days.
Roy Carter shipped a fine drove o.
cattle to the Cincinnati market OF
Thursday OF last week. ..'' = - .
Fanny Skeens, of Catlettsburg, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs Jas. Grubb
Country Greenhorn.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07

KENTUCKY NEIGHBORS.
<<<<<<<<<<<<+<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Curtis Smith. Jr,. son OF Cur
tbs, Sr,. OF Hatfield. on last Sat
urday about 1880 a. m, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
breast with shot gun, while en-
route from his home to eornfteld
to blade corn.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07

Whitesburg, KY, Oct. Mary
land Bates. aged 81, OF Thornton.
and pretty little Miss Beatrice
Combs. aged barely "a, schoolgirl,
of Hillard. stole march on friends
and came into whitesburg. where
they secured license aud were mar
ried by the Rev, g. F, Davisson The
groom is son OF Robert Bates, a
merchant at Thornton He has
been three times married.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07
Collectors Sale For Taxes.

Monday a. 1910 the undersigned collector for
district Louisa
the following named property located within the City of Louisa
the School District SO much thereof be necessary
produce Terms will
from the front door of the court house in Louisa KY
clnck
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07

Friday evening. shortly before si1
o'clock. John Dixon. aged 81. well
known man In the city aud com
munity, met a tragic death on the
line OF the Ohio Valley Electric Raj!
way at Sandy City, having been run
over by car No. iOl OF the company
Death was instantaneous. the mans
body having been almost cut in
twain by the wheels OF the car. be.
sides numerous other marks OF VIC.
lence being found on the body,
Dixon. whose home was at Neal
Station. three miles south OF Ken.
ova. on the West Virginia side OF
the Big Sandy river. had been In
Catlettsburg for day or two and
those who saw him say that he had
been drinking considerably
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-07

Pikeyille, Ky, Oct, Rev NJ. G
Reynolds preached the funeral OF
young Earl Deskins, aged IS years.
at the Blackburn graveyard, ON
Johns creek, yesterday. and he
was buried near the place where he
was reared, He was killed near
here last Wednesday afternoon by
train drawn by two engines. He
was there for a few weeks as sub
stitute teacher In the neighborhood
school Many sorrowing relatives
and friends attended the funeral,
and there is deep regret over the
tragedy among large circle.