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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18
MEAD's BRANCH.

Mrs. Dave Travis is on the sick
list, and in a very critical condition,
Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond we're visit
ing John Wallace Thursday.
John Carter was visiting friends
and relatives at Brushy Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Hattie Miller was visiting
Mrs. John Carter Wednesday and
Thursday.
Charley Childers is fox hunting
on Rockcastle this week.
AL Castle was visiting Robert
Neace Wednesday.
James Back is coal mining on the
head of Bleyin's Branch.
Our coal lease man is not doing
very good business through this
section taking coal leases.
Mrs. Henry Hinkle was visiting
Mrs. John Reynolds Tuesday.
DR.. Hays, of Matte. was a visit
tor at Rev. A. H. Miller's Tuesday.
Jim Thompson, OF Little Blaine
passed down our creek Wednesday
en- route to r. B. Spehcer's.
Sherd Vanhoose, OF Ash Branch
passed through here wednesday.
There has been protracted
meeting at the Spencer church fol-
the past week, by Rev. Diamond.
John Austin passed through here
Wednesday enroute to Little Blaine
II. B. Reynolds was visiting OF
Shannon's Branch last week.
There was prayer meeting OF
Shannon's Branch Tuesday nigh
by AL Castle and H. B. Reynolds.
AL Castle was visiting his father
Emery Castle. Saturday night
John Wallace was visiting friends
on the creek Sunday.
I william Reynolds was visiting
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18
TORCHLIGHT.

G. F. Hurley sold his entire pos
sessions out here and has gone to
the hills of upper Sandy.
DR.. Bromley, of Louisa, was call
ed here Wednesday by the serious
illness of DR.. Mareum. The Doctors
condition is not necessarily alarm
ing, but yet he is very sick man.
A corps of engineers is now at
work surveying pipe line from the
oil field on Three Mile, and we are
advised that within the next forty
days the line will be complete and
the oil will be placed on the market
through this pipe line.
Miss Kizzie See, of Walbridge
has a position here in the office OF
The Louisa Coal Co.
John Craft has gone to Peach
Orchard, where he has lucrative
position with the Peach Orchar
Coal Co.
Mrs. w. NJ. Craft, who has beer
visiting relatives at Muddy Branch
returned Wednesday.
A. NJ. Shannon has returned t.
work at this place after furlougl
of nearly three weeks caused by
severe attack of lagrippe.
/ c. p. Lakins and wife have re
turned after several days visit t
home folks on Three Mile.
The family of the late Leande
Cox has moved to this place, wher
the boys have employment.
Drummer Chaffin and Attorney
o. Carter, of Louisa, were here o
Wednesday last.
Sam Boggs, of Greenup, was her
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18

The County Superintendents
throughout the State are after the
members of the Legislature in full
force to kill House bill No. 2 and
Senate bill No. 54, which provide
for State supervision of common
schools. The effect of such law
as is proposed would be to practic-
ally abolish the office of County
Superintendent, or at least to re-
duce IL to mere clerkship. 1t is a
Capitalization scheme under which
the various counties and districts
would have practically no voice in
the management of their schools.
Everything would be done from
Frankfort. 1t is dangerous power
to place with one man. because pol
itics may put an INSCRIPTIONS indi-
vidual in the position at some time.
Capitalization is what the CON-
mon people of the United States
must fight If they want to keep this
country safe. It is the same prin-
ciple whether State or National, and
there is altogether too much ten
'dency in that direction in both of
these divisions.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

l have several fine farms for sale
in the Ohio Valley and on the ia
nous Dogwood Ridge, near Wheel
ersburg, Ohio.
Ten acres nice level land, house
and barn, fine poultry farm. $500
400 acres, 100 acres cleared, bal.
ance good second growth timber
house and barn, fine tobacco land;
$500 per acre.
Also some valuable timber propo
sitions in Oklahoma. II you are
looking for a bargain it will pay yot
to come and see me.
JOE PRAITHER,
Wheelersburg, o.
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BUssEYVIILE.

Uncle Bill Holt, who has been
sick for some time, is able to be
out again.
George Cheek, OF Gallup, was Wis
ting home folks last Sunday,
Milt Pigg was calling at Cando
last Sunday.
Jim Elliott. Of Wilbur, passed
through here last week en- route to
Louisa.
Mrs Lydia Adkins, OF Louisa, is
visiting her brother, Bill Holt, of
this place.
Misses Ruby and Gertrude Pigg
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18
RATCLIFF.

l.. G. Bentley returned home from
Little, Fork with a fine sorrel mare
that cost him fancy price.
The work one the new Baptist
Church house is progressing very
slowly on account of the bad
weather.
Miss Machel Webb is very sick
and her recovery is doubtful
Milt McWaine, who returned to
this place some few days ago, is
remodeling the A. J. Pennington
property, and will make it his home
the coming summer.
]. W. Carter occupies the place
vacated by G. Bailey.
1t is reported that Nelson Bent
ley, formerly of this place but now
at Chapmanyille, w. Va, is in very
bad health, and will return in few
days to be near his father, as he
is unable toNwork.
Wilson and Justice have moved
their saw mill onto G.. w. Webb'i
farm and will be ready for saving
in few days.
]. Sturgill, who has been in poo
health for SO long, is slightly i'm
proved.
Frank Wells has returned home
He has been away nearly a year.
Miss Ollie2 Sturgell has gone t
Fallsburg to attend school. xxx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18
REAPINC Benefit.
From the Experience of Louisa
People.

We are fortunate indeed to be
able to profit by the experience OF
our neighbors. The public utterances
of Louisa residents on the following
subject win interest and benefit
thousands of our readers Read this
statement. No better proof can be
had.
G. w. Pack, of Louisa. Ky, says,
Il was employed ON the railroad for
about five years and last May while
doing some work in stopped posi-
ton, | was suddenly taken with a
catch across the small of my back.
II seemed just as If some one had
thrust knife into me. After that
any work that required me to stoop
made me miserable, Doan's Kidney
Pills were finally recommended to
me and getting supply, began
their use. The contents of one box
completely removed my trouble and
am now in good health.
Mr.. Pack gave the above state
ment in January 1905, and on June
21, 1909, he said; Il have never
had the least trouble from my back
since Doan's Kidney Pills cured me.
always take pleasure in saying a
good word for this remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOan's-
and take no other.
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FARM FOR SALE.

| have for sale farm OF 10
acres, with good Improvements; g.
foot vein OF coal. with two banks
open. This farm is located on Hew-
lett Branch, I miles from Louisa, /
mile from railroad Part bottom
land, plenty OF timber for farm pur-
poses; 40 bearing apple trees and
so young peach trees Within one
half mile to free school, For furth-
or information as to price call or
write NJ +, CoNLEY. Louisa. Ky.
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UPPER LICK CREEK.

Death again has made its inroad
into our community and hath chos-
en- for its victim Greenville Patrick.
He lived to a good old age, being
up in the 70's. He was stricken
with paralysis in the left side, suf-
fering twelve days. About IL o'clock
Friday last his soul took its flight
into the Great Beyond.
ALI was done that could be done
by medical aid and loving hands,
but death was the only relief, He
leaves a wife and six children who
mourn the loss of husband and
father. On the point overlooking
his old home he was laid to rest,
funeral services being conducted by
Rev Fraley.
b. Preston was a visitor on our
creek one day last week.
T. S. Mcclure, of Chapman, pass.
ed with fine drove of cattle last
week.
Payton Blackburn has become {
resident of our creek.
Lyss Carey and Emerson StrattoI
made a business trip to Milleri
Creek Wednesday.
County Surveyor Highberger ant
VIM. Carey were surveying badl,
needed change of road Thursda,
and Friday.
Thomas Kise & Son have move
their saw mill to Shannon Branch
where they have quite large Sc
to saw of lumber and ties for II. G
Shannon & Sons Buckskin Bill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-18

last week on his way to Thacker,
w. Va.
James Cain, our weigh boss.
spent Sunday last in Louisa
A. NJ. Marshal is out again after
brief illness. Buckskin Bess.
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TRAD.

There is a great deal of lagrippe
raging through our vicinity, Also
pneumonia.
Church at Dry Ridge sunday was
largely attended,
There will be services the first
Sunday in March, also the quarterly
meeting.
Walter Shannon, of Bristol, Tenn.
was recently visiting his uncle, VIM.
Shannon.
Miss Hattie Milton Jones, of Lou
lisa, is teaching a select school at
Pleasant Ridge, near this place.
A. D. Ball, of Trad, was transact
ing business in Louisa Thursday
Bill Adams, of the Gait section,
was in our territory last week, buy
ing furs.
Joe Webb and family will leave
soon for Oregon, where they expect
to make their future home. We re-
greet to see them leave as they will
be greatly missed.
Born, to Tom Martin and wife. a
girl-Iyory Pearl
There is a revival meeting being
held at Daniels Greek by Revs.
Friley and DaRiels.
Asberry Carter, Of Carter county.
was visiting relatives at Trad last
week.
Mrs. Jane Prince will leave soon
for Ashland and Cincinnati. where
she expects to meet her oldest
daughter, Miss Tennie, of Pueblo,
Colo. She will leave there for Ken
lucky the 18th of March, and will
be the guest of relatives for few
weeks, then return to the hospital
in Louisa.
viii Prince has moved from this
place to Sand Branch, where he will
farm with Sheriff John Carter.
Miss Jettie Adams is recently
visiting friends and relatives at
Bfaggsville, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ball will
soon leave Trad. They will move
to their farm on Gait.
Misses Nellie Carter and Maggie
Glassburg were calling on friends al
Dry Ridge Sunday
Mrs. Roxie Kitchen will leave for
Boomer, w. Va, where she will join
her husband.
Legartha Carter had the bad
misfortune last week to shoot him.
self through the foot with a target
gun, but not seriously hurt.
Seymour Dean, of Gait, was al
Trad Thursday. ....
Frank Wells, of Charley, was al
Trad last week.
Coyey Jordan and stepdaughter
Miss Nellie Carter, win visit rela.
tiVes at Gallup soon.
Mrs. G.. Prince and son. Roscoe
have been very ILL., Also Mrs. Sarat
Carter.
Wertie Burton, who is teaching
school at Cordell, was visiting hii
parents here Saturday and Sunday
w. NJ. Copley will soon move in
to our neighborhood.
Mrs. Jane Prince and Maggie
Glassburg entertained quite a mum
Der of friends Sunday. The dining
table was served with the most de
licious dinner. In the afternoon
the finest of music was rendered b.
Mrs. Andrew Ball and Mrs, Melli,
Carter.
Milton McKinster, wife and babe
of Little Blaine, we're visiting he
father, John Hughes, on Twil
Branch, Saturday and Sunday
John Curnutte and wife have re
turned from Mahan, w. Va
Andrew Ball was visiting hi
father-in-law, Linzy Webb, on Ca
last Sunday.
Lawrence Derifield, of IrontoI
, has been visiting relatives at Ira
and Daniels Creek
/
A New Subscriber
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1t is reported from Washington
that there is little doubt but that
Arizona will be given statehood at
this session of Congress. and that
Mark Smith, formerly of Kentucky,
will be its first United States SEN
ator
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

Reeves Sunday.
shopping at Falrmont Saturday.
Mr.. Nathan McViCker, of Barbour
county, was visiting his son. Monroe
MGvlcker, Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Frank Huffman Of Burners, was
visiting at Burleen Travis Sunday.
Mr.. Emory Heck was shopping at
FaifmOnt Monday.
Mrs Florence Phillips. and son,
Harry, and daughters Stella and Eva,
OF Falrmont, were visiting at Mr.. Man.
uel Lessons one day last w'kSk.
Mrs James Baker and son, Charles,
were visiting the formers daughter,
Mrs. David Satterfleld, at Grassy Run,
Saturday. 4s
Mr.4Tom Lambert was shopping at
Mrs Eliza Miller Is staying at Stuart
Vincenes at Fairmolt,
Miss Essie West, Of Fairmont, was
calling on friends at Long Run Sun
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Baker and
three children were visiting Mrs. Ba'
ker's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Steve Vim.
cent, on Grassy Run, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Crit Carpenter and
chiidfen, Of Watson were visiting at
Thomas Kinks Sunday m;
s MIRA Mollie Wolf and Mrs. Mile
HaShdrst were shopping ct FairnoHt
FlTiday,
MI. John WOLF and grandson, Ray
=. : y. - v a., - ~ ffttftnHn Shin
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Personals.


Miss Dora Johnson, Of Keyser, was
in this city yesterday en- route to her
home from Murray, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sheridan Vangilder has been
very sick fol. some time. s
Mrs. John Vanata and children re-
turned yesterday from independence
where they have spent the past two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
sapp.
Mr.. Bert Bennett arrived here last
night from Black Mountain, N. G., and
viii spend a few days with his sister,
Mrs. s. L. Jacobs, before going toi his
home at Mofgantown. n.
Mrs. T. D. sHarden, OF Water street,
will leave Saturday for Cardington,
Ohio, to visit her brother, Mr.. ]. r.
Barnes.
Mrs. George Criswell and children
will leave in a few days for McMech.
en- to visit relatives.
Miss Moore, Of Sterling street, who
has been very Ill, is improving. H
Misses Esther Layman and Lulu
Bishop will go to Philippi tomorrow
to spend afew.days..
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WINFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake McHenry and two
children were visiting their brother,
Wiley McHenry, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleen Travis and
children were visiting the formers
father, Hammond Travis, at Burners 8,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Monroe McVlcker and
son, Bernard, we're visiting Mrs. Nc;
Vicker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. zeb
Heck, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Lambert were yis.
lting the latters sister, Mrs. Guy
Reeves, Sunday.
Mr.. Lloyd Murphy was calling on
Lee Heck Sunday, 6
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Goodwin and
daughter. OF Watson, were visiting the
latter's father Thomas Hawkins:
Miss Nellie and Lee Heck were
Fairmont Saturday.
Mi. Guy Reeves As Is lIitig as leroy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
BooTHsvI1.1E ITEMS.

The gossip Of the day among the
sporting class OF peode insour town
is the Johnston ami JeI;rirs fight
which will take place at ReaO. jGiy
4th. The closer the time comes the
greater the feeling becomes to think
that men will train themselves 70
come together ard beat o6ch other ur
Hike beasts yet while that is The case.
many Of us, h"d we ethe thHnrc.
would like. to witness tho occasion!
While JefIries has the best wishes -of
the sporting people of tfis place very
anxiousiy are We waiting fur The. re-
turns, while 1t Is probable that JET.
fries might whip. yet it is pJssible
taat he might get wnipped-as he Is
up against something that he was
never up against before.
Mr.. 3. Butcher. OF ClSrksbGrg and
Mr.. Pat Williams of Bridgeport re
In Gown Wednesday looking aftet
their !'terest Of the gas well OH me
Harr farm.
Mrs. Miller Of Failmont was .
business caller at John A. RusseFs
Tuesday evening.
Messrs Shi Nuzum, join Deboli
and others were at FairmOnt Saul ay
on business. -
Mr.. T. c. Newbfough was at Nc;
Gee Friday after cherries,
Mehsrs G, G. Martin and family
and VIII EIarr and family spent sun
day the guest Of J, G. Fuznnl.
Ms. Waite Shell a;ld mother spent
Sunday AZ John Elders, Of near Mead
land.
Mr.. Geo. Elder and wife Of Hrr:.ers
Run weie the guests OF Mr.. AiexGnd-
err L. ltineilart Sunday
Rev. McKinster Was called to the
Harmony Grove Tuesday to conduct
the funeral Of Mr.. Marshal Holt.
Mr.. David o. Carpenter VINO has
been quite IN for some time is able
to be out again.
Mr.. Aaron P. Smell is slowly 70.
covering after quite a siege Of sick
ness.
Mr.. George Clelland who has beo'l
sick most Of the spring Is out again.
Mr.. James Lambert Of Grafton was
the guest OF his mother, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Ida sayers, of Bridgeport was
the guest Of her mother Saturday
and Sunday, Mrs. Sarah Lambert.
Mr.. Chas. Powell and wife Of Fair
mont spent quite a pleasant day at
Mr.. Powells old home hela the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Powell,
Mr.. Elem Henry and file Of Fai..
mont were visiting friends mere on
Sunday.
The oil business is keeping up at
this place fne Several new wSlts
have come In on Horher's Run, which
are good ones Several new locations
have been made and while tho produc-
tlon OF the pool seems to be extend.
ing out wider and wider still We aro
looking for some other cmpany 70
start we'll nearer our town which
may prove successful for the Interest
and benefit OF our town.
~ THOMAS.
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The wRone DIAGNOSIS.
Prompt the Use of Worthless Rem.
dies.

Even an experienced physician will
sometimes make a mistake in diagno-
sis, in which eynt his entire treat
ment is wasted and may oven be In
furious to the patient,
The advocates Of all other hair re-
storatives save Herplclde have wrong.
iy diagnosed the cause Of Daudrutt and
Failing Hair.
They figure on a functional disease
whereas 1t Is now known and generally
accented that hair loss is due to a
parasitic germ which NeRbro's Herpi-
eide destroys,
There is no substitute for Herpicide,
accept none.
Sold by leading druggists Send 10c
lin stamps for sample to The Herpicide
CO., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles
guaranteed. Cranes Drug Store, Spe-
clal Agent,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

The members Of Mrs. Cora Morrow
Sunday School class Of the Diamond
Street ME- Church will give a picnic
tomorrow afternoon at M sS.on Park
for the members Of Mr.. Oliver Shuft,
lens class. The crowd will leave on
the three o'clock car for the park and
will spend the evening there. An en-,
joyable evening is anticipated,
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II u
A week and three days and the
West virginian's Tour-of.Euripe con-
test viii como to an eudI
Indeed, the candidates now arc not
lnly counting the days, but tie
minutes-for, as the saying goes.
every minute counts-or vii, up tc
the time the last special is dropped
lnio the ballot box.
There's SO much TO gain-and as
much to lose.
The Prospects.
A summer vacation in Europe Is
nine times In ten the unreallzli
dream Of a lifeline and how lnife-
iquent is the chance-such as offered
by the west Virglnian and now In
reach OF ALE candidates, who keep up
the goed, effective work accomplished
up to this. time.
A Tohr-of-E Europe.
Not one chance, but four and only
a handful, as 1t were, of candidates.
Such is the prospective pop.sure'
ness afirly within the grasp OF every
worker in the field tor up to the
close tof the second period cf the Ton
test there were in broad differences
that IA week of energetic hustiils
would not stirmount-no stacks Of
garnered specials. that could not be
oI tfreached-no reserve force tiat
had become .inyincible.
},ae unprecededentedly 50.
L., 4, ~ n
final period chances weighed ,ifori
the view point Of reserve voLes-
were unpreeedentedIy equal. At least
in tie experience OF the contest man
where they never before SO mucn So
or nyer before seemingly were tae
probable winers sucll a perplexihT
puzzle,
Indeed, the puzzle has developed
a lroblem.-yet to be solved aud
only can be by multiplying present
reserves by close, hustling, energetic
Only one Condition.
The candidate who gets tho larger
number OF votes from now until the
close viii needless to state, san for
Europe July l6.
MS purely a matter OF votes-ana
votes are a matter-if one Smay Use
the word-of work, friends and or an
zation.
Candidates may take for granted
the last, possible subscription has
been garnered
That Is not SO!
II merely appears that way
For there has never been J Tour.
oEEurope contest conducted by the
National Circulation company. whe9
returns, subscriptions, votes and In
terests were not larger In the final
than other preliminary periods.
Twill Happen Again.
And what has happened In othof
localities whore contests have been
held, viii happeu again in Fairmont
and Marion county.
History insists upon repeating her
SELF anil she will again-and cher
some. She's got the habit:
So don't take anything for grant
ed. Don't for a minute think lnereY
no work yet to lo-that the subsclip
ton field has been Covered-tnat the
battle royal has already been wageli
Which Shall II 5eH
To the contrary, it's now, choice
between Austerlltz or Watcrloo-If
is now entering energetlcally and CON
fidently on to the final clash OF ballots
ar linking to the woods.
Z Which shall II bel
It's up to you Candidates friends
OF candidates, and a reserve strength
as well us a reserve vote yet to cone
to the surface and do their possible
The coupon ballots that have Eelr
voted and counted and published j
the paper froIn day to day have ae
oumulated and arc In our way. Int'
vii be cast aside after three DAYS
notice and any contestant may come
and count them over II they so desire
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haN Rlde

A hay ride was given last evening
complimentary to Mr.. Joe Ayers, who
left this morning for his home at Cass.
The crowd went to the home Of Rev
and Mrs. LA Barnes at Benton's Fer
ry where an enjoyable evening was
spent ~ ,sl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

PreventlGs-those Candy Cold Cure
rablets-wIll safely and quickly
check all colds and the Grip Tr5'
hem once and see! $3.50. Sold By
Martins Drug store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

W1FEntertsI1 Societies:

Z Mrs. 10. N! Cox, of Merchant street,
VIII entertain tie woman's Home MIS-
sionary Societies Of the Diamond
Street ME-. Church and the First M
ri Church tomorrow afternoon at her
home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

The colleges got a million bones;
The heirs we're very bitter
But never mind; that school now owns
A star catcher, aspitball
Pitcher and an elegant
Pinch hitter.
~ PlttSblrg Post
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
auTLERis RUN ITEMS.

The health Of our community Is fair,
y good &C thlSitim
M. Iamcs Smith, 81 FaiFmoni was
Oh our run Sunday last
M. French Williams has rented Mr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
AN AGED ATHLETE.
Man Of Elghty.Eisht Makes Long Trip
BY Foot.

MARTINsBuRG, w. Va, June 8O.-
August Schultz aged Ss, walked from
Baltimore to this city and was none
the worse for his tramp and after a
brief rest proceeded on his way to
Md. He expressed him-
self as keenly enjoying the tramp.