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The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
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Effective May Is, 1910.

Ly. Fort Gay central Time.)
1880 A. NJ. Daily--For KenoVa,
Ironton. Portsmouth, Cincinnati.
Columbus. Pullman Sleepers to
Cincinnati and Columbus. Connee-
tons via Chicago and st. Louis for
the West and Northwest.
1910 p. NJ Daily-For Columbus,
Cincinnati and intermediate stations.
Pullman Sleeper. Cafe Car to Col.
umbus. Connects at Cincinnati and
Columbus for points West.
Lv. 1855 A. NJ. Daily-For Will
hanson. Welch, Bluefield, Roanoke.
Lynehburg, Norfolk. Richmond. Pull
man Sleepers. Cafe Car.
400 p. NJ. DaIly-For William
son, welch. Bluefield. Roanoke.
Norfolk. Richmond. Pullman Sleeper
to Norfolk. Cafe Car.
Train leaves Kenoya S:25 A. N.
Daily for Williamson. via Wayne.
and leaves Kenova for Portsmouth
and local stations 5;47 p. N. Daily.
and leaves Kenoya 600 A. ". Daily
except Sunday for Columbps and
local stations.
For full information apply TO
w. II. BEVILL, a. r. A.
NJ +. BRAGG. T. +. A., Roanoke, Va
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
Anti-Race Suicide Family.

Washington, May 2S. A men,
ber Of an anti-race suicide mountain
family. R. e. Caudill, of Morgan
county. called upon Congressman J.
W Langley here this week, The
CaudiIls are Democrats in every
thug but congressional elections,
for IN these they support Langley.
As tie family consists OF the par
ents. ten boys and five girls-seven-
teen in all--their support is not to
be sneeEed at
They are all in robust health,
Though the elder Caudills have
been married for forty-four years
they look no more than fifty years
old each. Their five girls have
married professional or business
men; and OF the ten brothers. thret
are lawyers. two are bankers and
five are merchants. There are tw'
pairs OF twins among the younger
Caudills. .....
r. Z. Caudill, the Washington via
itor. is one OF the elder twins, HI
and his brother are red-haired
they married red-haired twin sis
ters; their courting was done to
gether, they were married on tn
same day by the same parson at
double ceremony: their honey-moo
WAS spent together. so TO speal
and each couple has three chtldreI
i all red-haired.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
Studying Natural Gas.

Francis Vnudsko. DR.. Hermann, a
mining engineer. and Geologist
Boehm of the Royal Hungarian Com
mission, are in this country TO
make a special study Of natural gas
and it's uses. A vast quantity OF
natural gas has been going to
waste in Hungary, and this commits
sion was appointed for the purpose
of assembling the Information upon
which the Government may take
action for the proper utilization o.
the fuel. The members were IL
Baltimore last week. and they viii
visit West Virginia, before their re
turn to their native country.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
HoW'S THIS?

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case 70 Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. ]. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and H.
nancially able to CRY out any obli'
cations made by nis firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Who esale Druggists.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intel
Dally, acting directly upon the blooC
AMI mucous surfaces of the sys
TEN. Testimonials sent free Pric,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton,
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
OBITUARY.

Death has again been in our vi
cinity, and visited the home OF
Frank Gillian on June the first and
claimed for its victim the loving
companion and mother. She was
we'll known in the community in
which she lived and was loved by
all Eho knew her. In tribulations.
affHrtions and death. in all these
she vas one OF the noble.
Her sickness was long and pain
full with lung trouble. few hours
before death came she called her
hildren to her bed side and bade
them TO love aud obey their kind
father and gave them all the good
advice that a dying mother could
She leaves eight children to mourn
her death. five girls and three boys
She was a dutiful mother a loVinl
wife and a kind neighbor in th'
noblest sense. loved and respect
ed by her many friends. VIII
shall measure the loss or VIII,
shall attempt to fathom the dept
Of sadness tha fingers in tha
fingers in that home the gOOdnes
Of her life and the memory of be
i kindness will abide with US.
! She was laid to rest under III
sod in the graveyard near her hom'
A Friend.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
+. H. Yates q NJ. G. Watson
against

+. II. Yates & NJ. G. Watson
against
Emma E. Northup & Jay II. North
up.
BY virtue Of a judgment and or
der OF sale OF the Lawrence Cir
cult Court, rendered at the April
term thereof, 1910. in the above
styled cause, the undersigned Will.
on Monday. June goth, 1910, about
one O'Clock p. m. liz being Coun-
" Court day offer for sale AT
the front door of the Lawrence
county court house, in Louisa, Ken
ty, to the highest and best bidder
the following described real estate
or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to pay the plaintiffs debt,
interest and costs. viz: Slll7lA
With interest from May Is. 1909
luntll paid, and their costs herein
expended.
The property so ordered to b'
sold is bounded and described al
follows. towit:
Certain lots situated in Louisa
Lawrence county, KY, bounded a
follows: Beginning at the intersec
ton of Main Cross and Franklin
. streets, thence up Franklin stree
/, to the olley, thence north with sal
alley about 80 feet to a small al
> lev lust on the north side of ia
In. Northup's barn, thence toward
the river and with said alley tW
I hundred and eight feet and eigh
inches to Main Cross Street.thenc
-lur Main Cross street and with
. TO the beginning. being a portioa
8 lots SO. 40, Al and AZ, as last sho"
a on original map OF Louisa and b
ing same lots conveyed to F. !
Yates by H. B. salter, Sheriff
Lawrence county, Kentucky.
deed recorded in Deed BOOK =
a page 4SS. ..... T..
It Also, a lot Of lumber and room
n. slate situated on a lot near U
% postoffice is to be included in th
IS sale If necessary to produce u
,f sum ordered to be recovered her
to in.
8 TERMS: Sale will be made U
Sc on a credit of six and twel
N months, bond with approved secr
,e ity being required Of the purehas
Of payable to the plaintiffs beari
in six per cent interest, and hayl
mi the force and effect OF a reple'
e. bond. A. o' OAhl mn
inn3t2 Special Commission
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Local trains leave Louisa, south
bound. 7:24 a. m. week days, and
5:24 p. m, daily.
North bound. leave louisa s:2t
a. m. daily. 1854 p. m. week days.
Arrive Ashland 10:35 Q! m, daily.
$40 p. m. week days.
To Lexington, Louisville and West.
Leave Ashland 1:IO p. m. AIS
a. m, daily. Local. week days to
Lexington, l0:I0 n. IN
To Cincinnati and West
Leave Catlettsburg, express.
daily, S:52 q. m, 6;12 a. m, l2:42
p. IN. Locals. 5:I7 a. m. week days.
1926 p. m. daily. .sa
Leave Ashland. Express. daily.
4:lO a. m. 6:25 a. m. l:02 .. m
Locals. 5:5s a. M week days.
l2:42 p. m. daily. W..
EAstbousd. Main Line.
Leave Ashland. express daily,
$40 D. m. 1O:46 .. m, 1888 a. rl.
Local, daily to Huntington, l2:46 p.
m; runs to HIntbn week days.
Local. week days. to Huntington,
S:12 p. m.
s. J. JUSTICE, Agent
| Louisa, ny.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

Only n little cold In the head
may be the beginning OF an obsti-
nate case OF Nasal CatArrh. Drive
out thei INVADER with Ely's Cream
Balm applied straight to the lnflam'
ed stuffed up air-passages, Price 500
II you prefer TO use an atomizer
ask for Liquid Cream Balm. II
has all the good qualities Of the
solid form Of this remedy and will
rid you OF catarrh or hay fever NJ
cocaine to breed a dreadful habit
No mercury to dry out the secre
ton. Price 75c,. with spraying
tube. All druggists, or mailed b.
Ely Bros. So Warren street, Ne'
York.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
II | KENTUCKY ls.rTR!
MEADs nRlNcH.

Married. Monday. May aOtha II
F. Miller To Miss Della Griffith the
Groom is the son OF Rev Gilbert
Miller. a well known and respected
gentleman OF this section.
Miss Esta Kitchen was visiting
her cousin, Mrs, Mondy Reynolds
Thursday
I'reece Brothers are busy haul
ing coal to the oil we'll on the Cars,
red farm.
We have two good Sunday Schools
In this section. which are doing
much good to the little children,
Thomas France WAS visiting w
NJ REYNOLDS Friday,
ionn Wallace was calling on fri
ends on the creek Thursday.
Doctors Wallers and Moore pass.
cd through here FRIDAY
Mrs and Mrs, John II. PTec,e OF
THIS place were visiting his father
Jack l'reece at Deephole Saturday
and Sunday
MIR. and Mrs, Oliver Miller OF Lit
tie Blaine were on the creek satur
day.
Mrs. VIII Workman and chill
dren OF Mudy Branch were visiting
home folks this week,
Born to Mr., and Mrs John MIL
er recently girl,
Liss KIse made a business trip q
Ash Branch Friday.
The baptiting at this place Sun
day. by Rev, Rateliff, was ATTENDED
! by very large crowd, "
Liss Kise. Farris Ramey an,
Charley Childers were visiting 1
: b. Thompson Sunday. "
Thomas vanhoose and little sii
ter, we're visiting relatives on III
= creek Sunday, .......
: Den Hickman returned home frol
e Ashland this week where he ha
a been at work. ..."...
n Robert Miller OF Blaine was Il
/, guest OF Miss Emma shannon SUI
/, day,
Ezra HInkle returned TO Roc
Castle Monday to work.
5. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hale al
Miss Mollie Blackburn we're yisitiI
v Mr.. anr Mrs, Levi Miller Sunday.
N Lewis b. Spencer OF Charley pas
re ed through here Monday.
~ Brave Washington
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

Hyden, Ky. June This town
was visited by the most destructive
blaze in its history last night, the
main business block being reduced
TO ashes. entailing a loss Of $751;
500, with no insurance. Among the
loser. was H. c. Chappell, OF Hy-
den Thousandsticks. a mountain
newspaper. celebrated all over the
country. who lost his printing plant
and outfit
Besides the post office. other
buildings consumed were W. L. Felt
ner's general store, NJ. T. Cooks
store and restaurant, c. n Woot
ems barber shop. James Morgan:
general store and the residence ot
Dr. Cook.
The west side of the courthouse
was damaged to the extent o
several hundred dollars,
The fire started shortly befor,
4 midnight and ragged furiOusly. Al
entir, block burned and the res
Of the town was saved by tn
most desperate efforts Of a buck
. ct brigade.
1t is believed that inendiarte
did tue work. and bloodhounds ar
being hurried to the scene froI
( Lexington.
T Only recently the fine buildings
= the hyden Academy. a school whic
,. had been established there att
+ man. years of effort. were burne
+ TO the ground,
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
West Virginia's Politics.

The senatorial executive commit
tee of the Republican party, for the
Sixth West Virginia senatorial dis
trict, has called a delegate conven-
ton for July 18th. for the purpose
of nominating a successor to SEN
ator H. S. White, whose term has
expired.
Wayne county. according to the
rule of rotundity. will get the candi-
date. p. H. Napier, a well known
attorney and former prosecuting at
torney of Wayne county, is said tc
be a candidate for the place. There
is. however. a desire in Mingo coun'
ty to have NJ. q. White, OF thai
county, made the nominee. Mellow
ell county, with immense Republican
population, controls the situation II
the district. which is made up o
Wayne, Mingc. Mcdowell and Wy
oming. Wayne is the only Demo
cratic county in the district, bu
has a strong and Virile minority
whose leaders are always active
Ashland Independent.
The NEWS leaves to its reader
the work Of figuring out what tn
rule OF rotundity" means.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
Clothes; like men themselS.v vs.s.:s .ss:. :' S s;
Bureau and
have characte ns%s Fs's'e'.@'.: s'.' seen ''i'

W. c. wkitson tells US that he
sbor crow that was sitting on a
nest and. in going to the nest In
two O.. three days. he was surprised
10 Sc another crow setting, and ht
killed it. On another day another
one was killed on the same nest
and now he goes to the nest regular
ly every day and kills crow. II,
saws that he is willing to make oatl
that he has killed seven crows oI
the same nest and as it is now mai
time. we can't wait to see whethe
he will get one today. .-Cynthini
Log Cabin. "
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
Country School Commencements

This is an age of advertising. Ey-
erytking is helped by publicity from
a barbecue to a prayer meeting, One
of the reasons why our country
schools are not considered Of more
importance is due to the fact that
more publicity is not given to their
work. They begin as quietly as a
farmer begins to plant corn and
then end with no more publicity
than is given to the farmers hay
harvest There Is no special rea-
son, or occasion for visitors and
the school is seldom mentioned OF
thought OF.
This is now changing. Our people
are awakening to the fact that oui
country schools are the most import
ant thing in their respective com
munities. 1t is beginning to b.
recognized that the course Of studl
has a beginning and an end as doe
the college course and in a few
years the diplomas Of graduation
will be as highly appreciated a
the college sheep skin"
The State Superintendent
Public instruction is very anXiou
that in every rural district in whic
= one or more pupils have passed III
} examination and secured diploma
/, that there shall be public con
b mencement exercises held.-Loui
I Vile Evening Post
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
NOTICE.

We want rs good tie makers and
good teams 10 log saw mills on
Johns Creek. For further Informs
ton write LABE SIMPSON, Louisa.
KY, or JAMES SIMPSON, Edgar.
Floyd Co., NY. VIII pay cash ev-
cry 30 days. II.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
Wild CAT


II been 10
F.r An WRs en- route
a-UlRss until he
Onms shlEnd. when he
poultry NJ nfO The coach
! PArk wired people.
Thursday e suit against
urBHurs. : lost in The
yaur dDr- lied II Up tO
munsy , and now loses
BELOW
EnFf wRsL .....
INV Rb0t, S1.SseUBnd an
ger Bzs: Sprin jefferson
hens and old me South
ne. Cali hides. sslebrE1ai
Bees WEx. eBr tFEirrt+.s
rnfifar bDBTs s6 INTO
OUuIpHrliIrea Thousand De
listl1. and CBl, Ben
stnin auisEils Capt n
FRlClBsS,Iis, and Oths
ahe rBasasrEtss mad
every r.
Iils, BrL 49,.
EBm 1l,srBism during II
ash rwHng-stK negi
iuule mines on MAY !
n Inc convict "
" Page dashed TntO IN
sqsa B. o. ThmpsB
guards, Who had bee
aTEhe fumes Of burnfl
tring NJ unlock the C
me lDzs nj ITfe 1Ddk plat
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10
a LOCAL s1ocK MARKEr.

A market for the sale OF cattle.
ETC., was opened Saturday. Jan. l.
1910, at my place at Forks OF Gait
Sales every two weeks from above
date, Convenient pens. Feed reas-
enable. Scales handy.
J. W. fowler.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

The aksenOe of ohArActe
ayN than ii Is in man. ,rhaDee in Mexico
Character in olottr-on minutes Mon
rAilaaIng and eNAr
radEy are min ..-.-- ,,,,,-
-. A. Singer Nanutaz55uTiRs ooD-
0''i'''"D nv mas called a meeting OF dire'-
hg',-s m JUne Is to declare a sac
can sea zee stock dividend to its share
PWeIl holders
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

Samuel Untarmeyer, New York
IaEFsr. Joined the counsel for
the minority holders in the IA
pAwha and Michigan railway case,
which Is being argued before Com
mon Pleas Judge Rogers at Colum-
bus. o The railway is seeking tc
hsEe set aside a temporary re
strai1rfng order issued by Judge Kin
ksau. blocking the Chesapeake Ant
Ohio ownership Of the kanAw hi
and Michigan
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

Savannah. Ga. June showers
of small stones which fell in the
business district here this afternoon
caused people To think that the
bglareG tail Of the comet has struck
Of the country
The stone in great quantity fell
in three showers with such force
that those which struck on pave
meutss were broken in small pieces
and forced people To run for shel
I1pr. They ranged in size from that
/ the most seEeTest thunderstorm anC
were Carbonized on the outside a
though having been subjected t'
, great heat The stones fell durini
1.-THE mast seFerest thunderstorm AM
electrical display known here il
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

Frankfort. Ky. June Efforts
are bsipg made to secure a parole
for Judge c. E. BOoe, for Assistant
Auditor. who WAS sent TO the
psnissntiary for Is years on the
charge Of peculsting s4O,Oe0 from
the state during the six years he
was IN the Auditors office The
petition may be turned into the
PrisUz Commission Monday. 1t is
signes by all Of the members OF
the jury and BY many residents Of
this CITY and county. II is claimed
lin tie petition that inasmuch a.
4 JpaEe Booze has been Inundated HI
has sufficiently atoned his crime
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

While plOWiag in a field near
,ssaa brl Decatur. IL VIII Jones, Young
- a - lfsruyer. was struck by lightning and
- ,,,ss -o-lhis clothing burned off and his
lunins M Psyntsr, hair stnged oui ne ~''I -,
an 0I the -nsar- The two mules he ~AS pioS--s
sbtsa Tu the mems we're killed and the P'"~
ed
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

George A Ross. formerly cashier
sf rbe Produce Exchange Bank Of
cleveland. was released from the
Ohio peuitentiary. having concluded
a r-p-Eear sentence, which was re-
auoed to little more than six years
ewing 10 good behavior. Early N
1sea Rose pleaded guilty to a de
falcariun aggregating $4,000.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

The birthday anniversary OF 5et'
fsrsou Davis. President OF the Con
fedsra1e states. was celebrated
tbraughout the South Friday II
Louisiana the day is set apar'
As q memorial. or Decoration day, /
Is a legal holiday in Florida, Geor
gin Alabama. Mississippi, Teunes
see. Texas. South Carolina AM
] Lou IsianA-
The Big Sandy news., 1910-06-10

1 ClEnae Condor. OF
" hEEe the record
] sfrl. The child Was
I aud weighed i IL
lree days old The
! Vflu4ssd. and The
Z d Kre both doing
= nE- The people
= an parts Of The
! graH1 novelty
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Seine Operation famO itatt.

Upper 5rnp. u y ~. Ssplsmber 1903.
Or. Beter 6ab,utp Il SDns. enUaao.
gHerthe 6srrsn! ,>af Alpentldhrer III
pnIh1Bbar. WvI'tp 1Sallln hi ltil un=
9sI1Dr ihrem bre'Rl4,ttn Suhr ihttfllh
on nerb6ien Sopiihmetaen. Sic ut leBf
dhtunoiehsla Sa0re ali. Waursno Ole.
let ahiunoorelBlA ,inbre loulnen Die
appfibmersen INNER 'hiunmer. 10 oaB
liz ssitneiie pis suuI Wubnlinn aetrlebels
lpuroe. Sie Qer8Is. wsIde lie bebauosl=
ten. b0tien lie on'u,LtheH. Sln Nrat
molltc lie nperierfn @r 'uQie, oab elll
Hsruenbiinoel anQsatiftn Iii,
2lls id ibn frnote. 90 lie oaourh tu=
riert merosn ionnts. iuQte er, es Wiiros
tsine oauernbe 6eilunQ erfolaen. leooh
zine 3sitlang GnosrunQ asihdffen ner'
ben. I'D fraate ibn auh. oh iolh eire
Operation niht ueiiarhh wdre uno er
iaats. oab alle Spsrationen mebr ODER
ueniaer Deidbrlih ieien uuo tein NrSt
oen grfol9 9arnntisren tonne. Dante
fb0n." iaate id. lin bieiem 5al miro
teine Operation ltalIilnosi. 9Dlr Deroen
ansrf alles anoete bstiuhen." SD battle
aiemlih uiel iiber s}hren Alpentrdnte ae=
helen uno auh nit pellfieoenen 2euten
0eiprohen. lpsltbe ihu uebraudt hatten.
uuo mir sntihloRen nns. ibn au pro.
bieren. Sic bat ihn ieBt un9sfdbr iehs
Wonaie aebrauht mno III ihon 10 mobl.
oaB lie ihre 6ausarbeit mieoer Derrihten
funn unb iene ihrsfiihen Gopiihmer3en
iinb perihwunosn. llnier iolhen lin.
ftdnoen fiihlen mir beiDe uns Sbnen ae=
aennber su aufrihtigem Dant uerpfih-
tei. Sbr aans eraebener,
.. &. Weebfalb.
81 Glepentb Street.
Wenn alles anber erfolalos tuar pro=
bieren Sic 5orni's Nlpsnfrduterl Mter
,parum 70 lange marten2 Uian aetpinnt
nihts. tann aber piel burh gparten ners
iiersn. Dieies alte. 3eiibewdhrte Rrdu=
ter. 0eilmittel III pidt in Apotbeten su
haben. gs pirb ben Qeuten brett ges
lieferi 0u,f Qotala9snten. anaelfellt BON
ben giQentbiimern. Dr. Better 6ahrnep
& Cons Co.. 1875 SO. 0opne
ADenne. Chicago. 81.
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Sin ariibja1rsau5ng it brreit.

VIZ OtuvJ"v11UuOuy ~ uetStte
Gsmod,t feineu llnterld,ieo, rpie fritildy
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S1uhiahrsan,us fir Gudl Don o,m mir
ni1en, + CT Guh sefdllt. lnir per.
faufcn sleioer Dor elmer 2lrt, pon oenen
mir riff SAP lie Gud eyfanen lDir
iino i'm Sance b,fannt ais Ole
Derfdlfer pon Kleioern B, ter Dirt,
Die nessn 5rihjahrs 11lulter ii,> nun
bere IN $ ad,t uns Sreuoe, G i, oas
11cus,te mo Bette gu ,eisen, mas Ole
Saiion ,u biet,,, bat Das Y uelte i'm
sd,nitt mte aud, TN Sabrifat. Dos Bette
IN Be,ua auf 5d3neioerarbeit uno 2uos
litdt Wir ma,e Defenders auimerfIam
auf nnc >ln,use gu
$12, SIS uno $500.
9eocnft, oab mir es ais Elm Dersnneen
betrad,ten, einen nlann, Der bel uns pot
iprtt,t, eiuen ueberblid gu eeben, mas
mir haben.
DIE SENHAUSER CLOTHING 20.
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fotpphl beutlb iDie aud enghidl
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