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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13
Had Drunk of the Water.

Not long ago the News chron-
icled the departure of Mrs Melissa
Martin and her daughter, Miss Bir-
die for Tennessee, where they ex-
.pected to reside They who drink
of the water of Big Sandy will re-
turn" The Martins returned Mon
day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13

A few years ago NJ. H. Thatcher
was practicing law in Butler coun-
ty and making about twenty cents
a week. He got in with Gov. Brad
ley and his republican party at the
psychological moment when it, or
they, we're due to win, and now he
goes to Panama as a commissioner
at $4,000 year.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13
nayI3t2
Attending General Conference,

Mr.. and Mrs. John c, C, Mayo,
Of Paintsyille, are attending the
General Conference of the South
ern Methodist church at Asheyille
n. c. Mr.. Mayo Is on the commit
tee to appear before the confer
ence concerning the erection OF
the large Central National church
of this denomination in Washington
| d. C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13

This is the day for red lemonade,
peanuts, the elephant, the clowns
and our country cousins, Don't
fail to see the parade.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13

Frederick Saugrain, l04 years OF
age. the oldest native of the Lou
isiana Purchase territory, died at
Sedalia. Mo. He aided Gen. Grant
to build the Grant cabin near St.
Louis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13

Of Carter county, as candidate
for Congress, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party of the
Ninth District, ..a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13
We are authorized TO announce
MORDECAI WILLIAMS,

OF Boyd county, as candidate i"r
Congress, Ninth District, subject to
tho action Of the Democratic party
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-05-13

We are authorized to announce
w, ]. FIELDS,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16
Personal
NJ entlor

Capt. W. N. Upper has returned
to Jacksonville.
Downing TAFT is i'll at his home on
Dartmouth street
G. w. Wright, of Sterling, spent
yesterday in the city.
Capt. w. M. Topper returned 10
Jacksonville yesterday.
Chas. Deshon, of Chicago, spent
yesterday in the city.
Capt w R. Townsend, Of Anguilla
was in the city yesterday.
Px Jones, of Valdosta. was Il
visitor to- the city yesterday.
w j. Way, w.lo has been i'll for a
day or two. was out yesterday.
Al5ert Fendig returns today from
a business trip to Mississippi
Attorney Joe Morris returned yes
tefday from business trip to Jacl'-
sonvfile. s,.sr e.,st
Chas. Bunkley has returned from
New Orleans, where he spent seyef-
al weeks.
Geo. c. Smith, superintendent OF
the A., b.. & A. railroad at Fitzger-
aid, spent yesterday in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16
A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

Wild West at erand-"Cowboy
Justice" Patle's latest western pic
uFe, viii be the feature at the Grand
onight
a Specially Selected pogram has
cen arranged for the matinee at
the Pastime this afternoon
w. c. r. U. Meets this afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. NJ c. Rowe
at 3 o'clock A full attendance j.
requested.
The Tides-IIigh water on tae
Brunswick bar today at 6;37 a. ii.
| and 7:04 p. M; low water at 1928
a. IN. and 1909 p. m. About half
hour later in the harbor.
Sails Today-The schooner Martha
E. Wallace, Capt. Rey, sails this
morning NTH n cargo of lumber,
rom the Gress company. for New
York. Tile Wallace is an old trader
to this port.
! $3.50. ~ .ess !. -7--------- ts
Nearly Loaded-The large steam
ship Toftswood witch has been tax
ing on cargo Of cotton and tim"er
At The S. rae .aa cocks viii in all
proaal i.ty, sail Sunday
Many Business Changes The
first of January always sees mum
ter of business changes III Bruins
wick. If you want to buy busfness
or sell one you have, SEE Artnar
Leavy He can probably arrange the
matter. Phone $40.
Garage Nearly Ready-Contractof
Anderson is rapidly com pletinS Z
repairing of the luiiding adjoining
the Brunswick Steam Laundry, and
his work will be completed within the
next ten days This building has
been rented by the Brunswick Auto
& Repair Go.
Building Boom Tfere-Rei uildins
is in progress in rapid shape out n
The burned district of l. street from
Cochran avenue west, and it is notic-
cd that the houses and stores now
Lbeing erected are better and larger
Ethan those destroyed by fire some
l1nonths ago, Many lots are beins
\ purchased out that way and a. build
! ing toom is really on.
4 ftasr es-~--s .fGEtgs,4
Reduced Rates for the Holidays
On account of toe holidays, t-r'
Southern railway will sell round tr:i
/ tickets to all stations on its line q
! greatly reduced rates. Tickets vii
be on sale Dec. 10, 16, IT, Il, p, u
"a Is, 81 and Jan I, and will be goo
returning to reach Brunswick befor
rrid~iqht of Jan. 8. For rates call o.
r. C. Austin, ticket agent, or Il. :
;, McGougan, G. A.
Funeral Yesterday-The funera
OF Thomas King, formerly of thi
city. occurred yesterday from Moore
undertaking establishment. Mr.. Kin
died of pneumonia at Lumber Cit
Wednesday, The deceased formeri
resided in this city and was emplos
ed at the Taylor-Cook mills. FL
had many friends here, all of whor
will he grieved to hear of his death
Tho deceased was Al wears of age
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

Try Fater's Cream Pastry, it will
nlease you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

The Tides-TIigh water on tae
Brunswick bar today at 6;37 a. III.
and 1904 p. M; low water at 1928
a. IN. and 1909 p. M About half
hour later in the harbor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

Garage Nearly Ready-Contractor
Anderson is rapidly completing *
repairing of the luilding adjoining
the Brunswick Steam Laundry, and
his work will be completed within the
next ten days This building has
been rented by the Brunswick Auto
6, Repair Go.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

w. c. T. U. Meets this afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. NJ G. Rowe
at 3 O'Clock. A full attendance Is
requested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

Sails Today-The schooner Martha
E. Wallace Capt. Rey, sails this
morning With n cargo of lumber,
rom the Gress company. for New
York. Tile Wallace is an old trader
to this port
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

Many Business Changes - The
first of January always sees a mum
ter of business changes in Bruins
wick. If you want to buy busfnsss
or sell one you have, SEE Arrnur
Leavy. He can probably arrange the
matter. Phone $40.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

Nearly Loaded--The large steam
ship Toftswood, witch has been tax
ing on q cargo Of cotton and timer
at The S.rac an cocks viii in all
pro5a' i.ity. sail Sunday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

a Specially Selected pogram has
cen arranged for the matinee at
the Pastime blis afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-16

Geo c. Smith, superintendent OF
the A., b.. & A. railroad at Fitzger-
aid, spent yesterday in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
TALKS ON TEETH
By the Regal Dentists
A MESSAGE TO TOOTH
LESS HUMANITY

" this message Of the wonder
and blessings Of teeth restoration
without plates comes io you for
the first time. you may consider
this your lucky day
The man who is blessed with
good health r. a lucky man. and In
order that be may enjoy good
health be must have good teeth.
They are the fundamentals. Chew
your food. the doctors cry. 4
wish could. the man without the
good teeth replies.
4 haven't been able to really
chew meat for years says one
man. because my teeth don't grind
right"
our method Of supplying missing
teeth Il a boon 20 humanity. Nc
plates needed. no boring. no cut
ting or saving nothing that one
need dread about the new method.
All that we require ~ that you haxe
two or more teeth left In either
jaw. We will examine them care.
fully and make them sound II Il
is within the limits of dental skin
to do SO The work Of putting
these teeth In the mouth and
anchoring them is not the least
BIZ painful
We give a written guarantee with
an work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
N. W. Cor. Third Az. and Union ST.
Across the street from the =. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
TRY To SWING
SWEDISH VOTE
To HI c. GILL
"Frame-Up" Charged by
Members of Republican
Club Against President
Chilberg.

That President T. Chilberg, OF
the Swedish Republican Club Is one
of the active members IN = frame
al" 10 have the club endorse Gun
for mayor and Carroll for comp
troller Is a charge that has been
pefslstenty circulated In political
circles Tor several days
Last Monday night the club de-
clded 10 endorse it's selection OF
candidates and fixed next Monday
night as toe time for action. The
effort To line up Tor Glll and Car.
roll Is said to have followed I'M
medlatcly after the last meeting,
GIN supporters. who are aware
of the enthusiasm FOR houillon
Witch Is evineed an over the city,
are desperate and resortlng O. all
the tricks u machine politics 20
make Il appear that GIN. and not
nOulllou. IL the popular candidate
]. r. Chiiberg Is one 81 the active
GIN supporters His name appear
ed among the published list Of
sponsors for the wide open cAndi
date. and q is up 10 him "a deliver
tho endorsement Of the Swedish Re.
publican Club.
But there o. serious objection
in the way OF such action The
Swedish voters are noted Ia politics
for their Independence "a thought
and action and the "frame.up" Is
more than likely 90 be smashed by
the club members next Monday
niEhf.
An alliance between the ON and
Carroll machines Is also result
of the desperate condition In which
those two candidates have found
their campaigns Ia be. The comp
trollers machine has been annexed
10 the GIN machine under the
pledge that Carroll viii be included
With GIN In the Swedish Republican
Club endorsement and tn the work
Of the GIN machine az the primaries.
The man who spoiled what re-
NAMED of Comptroller CAROLS
chances % denomination IA W. J..
Boutwell,. whose candidacy for the
republican nomination for comp.
trolleF against the ring candidate
has found favor since the first an.
nouncement. Taxpayers through.
out the city have come 20 the sup.
port OF Boutwell, aud a volunteer
organization is being formed In
every ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Campaigning through the Wrs
the Rebellion, long marches
heavy rains and bllndlng ~ ,
storms. camping on the lnudts
frozen ground and kindred 49,
and priYations experienced b. y
soldiers Of both North and seuA
laid low with disease many nss.r
men. Rheumatism swept skrean
both great armies. leaving a ~
Of disabled men. eguaied only b
the deadly machines OF var
g A. Porter saw strenuous n
vice with the seth Ohio fnfzs,r
and contracted a case Of Rhea.t
,ism which has never len In
Fighting on the picket lire n CO.
gia. be was twice carried frum a
front BY the hospital corps. -
less. his body wTitblng with n
matte pains The lntervenins
years has been a continual sssse
for relief
Good news travels swiftly ~
surely. and Mr.. Porter learn4t 4
the many cures being effected Z
the Great Specialists. I4oHghnes
Loughney. through their coarss
Bake oven treatments. Wishaa
hesitation Mr.. Porter. even 4 n
advanced age. made imEun6xs
preparations 20 visit this lnstltsiir
coming ali the way from Red De-
Alberta. Canada, for the purpose 4
going under the treatments aff'~i
by Boughney a LoBghHey. Es-s
are Nr. Porter's own words
Il have had chronic rheumazs
for IS years. contracting ne .
ease In the army, and no one knAn
how much I have suffered IL 'fs
time. The Bake Oven Treatm<I4
gave me quick results. relieving q
pain and soreness and llmhering =
joints have tried ali kindf 4
medicines and treatments thss
past as years without any resaln
and am now feeling in the best {
health am only too glad 70 =
able 20 give my Testimony an< Z
advise those suffering With rhm
matism 10 take the Bake osN
Treatments"
or all the words Of praise recsiEs
for their treatments. Loughnsf I
L.oughney especially appreciate u
above. coming as Il does frE 8
man of advanced years. bFingink =
lief after a physical struggle lAsiizI
nearly all his life. making u e.
OF the most aggravated cases 2
chronic rheumatism that ever ca
under their care. Loughney 4
Isoughney extend Free ConsuliniM
10 all sufferers from Rheumslisn
Neuralgia. Spinal and Nervous -
cases. Kidney Troubles. Obesin
Lumbago. Asthma and kindred .
eases. Without asking questlo',
they win tell you your tronble -
exactly what can be done for yua-
without any cost whatever. Ihsa
offices are located In suite ~ I
925 Peoples Bank Building. WI
hours from a. m 10 s y. m, hasit
Sunday hours from 3 to u IN n
morning for the accommodation 3
those unable to come during y
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
DAN CUPID PLAYS FRANKS
WITH WIRELESS TELEPHONE
Unique Romance Started
at A.-Y.-P. 4. VIII Be
Cinched by Preacher
Next Week.

The wireless telephone isn't n
very old proposition. but already Il
Is up 20 ita tricks
Out al the A.Y-P. last summer
they were giving demonstrations OF
the way the wireless telephone
worked A man sat IN sound
proof booth and talked through
space 20 passershy who were hand.
ed the receiver hy another ohllg
Ink gentleman, one day Lewis
Burr Alderman. chief engineer Of
the Pacific Radio company. and one
Of the best known wireless experts
in the country. was gazing abstract.
eddy a. the passing thronE Hts
thoughts were down az his iabofa.
tory Ia the Washington block. sud
denly he Strengthened up aud riy-
ated bis attention on a face
Love at First Sight.
II Was Just a face lie could see
u over the shoulder of little won.
an who was waiting her turn az the
receiver. It's center Of attraction
we're two dark brown eyes. They
met hla for a moment n Was an
OF with the scientist
As the face and eyes nearcd the
receiver. Ackerman had an idea In
which his laboratory did not figure
At all he entered the booth. The
two people directly Ia front 81 the
face aud eyes got n rather lndltfer
ent demonstration ~ The working
% the wireless phone They com,
planned. as they walked away. that
the operator did not talk 10 them
long enough Then the receiver
was placed against one " the ~.
tlc oart that lay half hidden ia tum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

back In New Brunswick was the
cause OF Il all
Catherine McEmery secured y
divorce from Herbert NcEmory
Who deserted her five years aEo
Simeon v, Bailey. ~ Fall City,
was granted a decree from Mary
y Bailey. who lett him three yeare
ago lie asked her 10 return over
- times. but she refused bailey
hlamed hia. father insiaN
Mrs Iulia Elliott Was happy
with ) NJ Elliott when he wasn't
drinking. bat Ter the past two
years nhe had not been able 20
live with him She vas granted d
decree and the custody Of the chil-
dren
" " Wait found that bis wife.
Loitie. NhH ~ q uaEsinE. fault
finding disposition and Axeree -
getting meals lie had IL Years
of previous matrimonial experience
and knew what = good wife Was.
Resale D Hardsek vas deserted
Ia New York b. Edward BAREBACK
four years nso. While they lived
together he treated her brutality
She was granted u decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
LADYS HOSIERY AND
CARRIERS SUIT THIS
HORSE IN HIS WORK

BRISTOL. Pa. Jan l6-Annoved
beyond measure by the repeated
straddles slides and falls Of hla old
horse on the sleet covered streets
Ebeuezer Hunsicker. Third ward
huckater. llt upon remedy. If
buflap bagglng on some OF The
hoofs be saw prevented slipping.
why not womcD's stockings. less
difficult 10 fasten on the equine
legs?
iie got two pairs. carefully drew
them over the hoofs Of bis motive
power. adjusted improylsed garters
and started out. cautiously leading
the faithful nag. 10 test the expert.
mont
HiA lesson was soon learned for
as the hosiery wore through al tho
shoecaiks there was less resistance
than ever 10 the glare Of Ice. the
old horse turned a fip.flop and
Ebenezer. the first 10 struggle back
70 HIS feet found that he had a
broken arm and badly cut head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
CONDEMNS The
SHORT-SICHTED
POLICY OF CITY
Boutwell, Recommends a
Change in the Bonding
System of City of Sc
attic.

Declaring IN effect that a city
comptroller should not be mere
flgurehead and tool tor those high.
err up ia the administration. W. >.
Boutwell, candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for comptroller.
won much applause from the mem
bcra " .ac Wcst Side Improvement
club, NJ q meeting held at the West
Seattle Congregational church.
Peop.e Demand Changes.
"The people are demanding
changes IN our present system Of
city government and in the meth
DDS and policies Of conducting city
business" said sir Boutwell, They
are awakening 10 tho folly OF plllng
40 Immense public debts upon
which 70 pay enormous interest
charges With no thought OF n day
Of reckoning
The bonded indebtedness Of the
city Of Seattle ~ at present. IN
round numbers. nine and One-haif
millions II has been accumulated
mostly during the past 20 years and.
according 20 the present plans. 4
viii be increased IN the neighbor-
hood OF five millions more by bonds
20 be- voted upon 10 the coming cleo
ton
Time 20 Act ls Nov.
Yet. with this Immense present
and prospective Indebtedness, there
has been no provision made for the
retirement Of ans Of these bonds.
An issue aEproximatlng q million
dollars viii come due next summer
and there are no funds with which
to meet h. The city has no option
but 10 issue refnndlng bonds and
continue 10 carry the fixed charges.
Several other bond issues viii
fail due during the next decade. and
Il IL time for the city o. Seattle to
adopt n financial policy which viii
provide for the payment Of bonds
az they come due
DANCE AT DREAMLAND.
Dance tonight Admission free.
90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
WELL KNOWN LABOR
OFFICIAL is HERE

John .. Lennon. general Recfe.
tarY of the Iourneymcn Tallofs 81
America. and also general secretary
OF the a. " of T.. has arrived to-
Seattle. cn route fof San Francisco.
where, In conjunction with com.
mlitse ~ three appointed BY the
convention Of the Jonrncymcn
Tallors % America. held NJ tuffa.
10 August 9. efforts will be made 20
affiliate the independent Tailors
union Of that city with the A. =.
Of L.
The local Tallors' union has ar
ranged a special meeting 10 take
place Monday January ". az the
Labor Temple. for the purpose OF
hearing Mr. Lennon aud the three
committeeman. who viii speak be.
fore the gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
ELIOT SAYS
"P|NCHOT STILL OUR LEADER"

BOSTON. Mass. Jan 70 "Gif
ford piBehot IL still tho leader u
the American people in the fight
FOR conservation of our natural
resources"
This IL the statement ~ Or
chna w Eliot, former president Of
Harvard, aud now president OF the
National Conservation association
Mr. Piuchat is The father Of on
seryation." Dr Eliot continued ",t
vas IN his brain that the idea for
such q movement WAS born. aud
President nooeeveit only adopted n
The president has always given pin.
ehot credit for originating the plan
Despite President Taft's action. We
may depend upon II that rlnchOf
VIII BE- our leader in the future ~
be- has been our leader IN the past
Nothing that he has done o.
nothing that has occurred VIII In
lcffefe With bis leadership lie ~
peculiarly we'll qualified 20 stand 49,
the champion Of the people against
the mnnopollea that would swallow
up the riches that nature has pro.
vlded for The whole people
The association 81 which ! am
president viii stand b. Pinchot ln
hii future work 10 membership IN
this association We invite al Amer.
lean citizens that We may fighi aide
BY side TO preserve for ourselves
and our children the riches nature
has provided In our country
Dr Eliot made IL clear 20 the 10.
terfiawcr that he had been deeply
stirred by the presidents action IN
dlsmisaing Pinehot He however. Il
Withholding judgment upon secre.
tary bnlllngcF. pending the result
OF the congressional investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

BUTTE Mont The Rocky boy
Indian reservation Ia northeastern
Montana wili be thrown open for
settlement March 81. Orders weFe
received today from Secretary Hal.
ilnrsr The reservation comprises
.tcan 900 acres
sAN FRANCISCO The tfa opo,-
apn urtrh Hrtchy bond Issue Carried
hy = vote ~ sssTe 20 1897 yesicr-
Say
NEW YORK charles II Truax.
January !. r. dead. aged 81.
SPOKANE. Yesterday Vas q bad
day fuf JAMES Logan. on trial Tor
murder Ne took the evidence very
dangerously however
MANILA The transport Logan.
with the FIRST cavalry aboard. ieft
last night for San Francisco.
gAHK ATOoN. saak The shack
- y man named Henderson burned
yesterday. Heuderaon's Wifc. two
children and tw0 children ~ e friend
named REID burning 20 death.
CHICAGO Mayor Husac VIII
soon go 10 Mercy hospital FOR an
operation Culncident with his de-
parture 60 Washington. u became
known that be never has recovered
falls from the injuries which DC
received In the pennsy lvania wreck
IN 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
j. CREENBERC
LOSES FORTUNE
IN FEW WEEKS

Twenty thousand dollars In six
weeks IL the amount friends OF J.
Greenberg allege be has spent and
lost IN that short period % time
Almost every night for the last
two weeks he has appeared at
police headquarters and reported
robbery OF burglary After invosti.
CATION they were found "a be- myths.
AZ o'clock this morning he again
rushed into The station aud told
Of another holdup This time he
was taken In charge and placed In
the hospital ward 0f the Jail pending
an investigation as 10 bis sanity
Ills wife employed Frederick 4.
bufch, a lawyer. to look sfier his
interests The Greenberes live ia
the 81 james apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
wlnk.sR DENIES IT.

Gilmore winkier. 81 the law firm
Of Tworoger a Winkler. denies
that he waa ever az any time atior.
noy for Total Disability" Reynolds.
candidate for the council from the
Tenth ward An attorney who rep
resented himself &C. The Star as
Lawyer Winkler complained 60 The
Star Of a story run about Reynolds.
as 10 the amount % the pension re-.
Ccived by Reynolds