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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
MARCH CIRCULATION.
48,0l7

state of Nebraska, County Of Douglas, IS:
Dwight Williams, circulation manager OF
The Bee Publishing Company, being duly
sworn, says that the average daily eircu.
lation, less spoiled unused and returned
copies, for the month of March, 1911, was
B,OlI DWIGHT WILLIAMS,
Circulation Manager.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn 10
before me this 3lst day Of March, 1911
(seal) ROBERT HUNTER
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
LoYed Tor LIS EnemIe.
PhiladelphIa RECORD.

Congressman Berger, socialist. wants a
new constitution OF the United states.
There IL no other example In history" ne
says, "of a grown-up nation being com
PEELED 10 wear the sWaddng clothes OF
childhood" n the constitution lies be-
tween az and socialism, II Is a pretty good
document and VII be preserved for some
ume.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

tax board the net earnings Of the sleep
ing, dining and parlor car service during
the fiscal year were Sll 10000 out Of gross
earnings OF $500 COO which might be re-
garded as a fairly satisfactory profit even
IN this day OF large things.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

And Just to think, II Council Bluffs
should lose forty saloons. the owl car
might have to cross the Omaha bridge
in the opposite direction.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
POINTED PLEASANTRIES.

What we want, said the agitator, lis
to get away from the tyranny OF money.
That's right, replied the ball play en-.
And II ought to start win rule against
fines by the umpire. Chicago Post. 3,
Has that new play of yours a happy
endlng?"
How can / tell" replied the manager.
until / balance up my books at the end
of the season |'-W ashington star
Did you succeed in getting that manager
to engage your
Yes. He Is going to let me play the
part Of a walking gentleman
We'll, you can walk all right, 30 you II
merely have TO learn the other part
Judge.
"Our neighbours wife always Keeps "A
box Of fine cigars and invariably slips one
In her husband pocket when she kisses
him good-by In the morning
What loving little wife she must be-"
"Humph Loving nothing. She does II
so he won't forget TO mail her letters 49,
Baltimore American.
We have been told that a Chicago meat
packer mourns because his sons must in
heTit wealth
That's too bad. but we honestly believe
We could name a choice selection Of un-
selfish citizens who could be induced 70 do
their best TO remove the curse from the
bOys.-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
my dear, when your husband comes
home when you have nothing In the house
for dessert but peach tarts, and he de
mands apple pie, what do you dor
II make a tart answer. Buffalo La
press
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

And now the other insurgents in the
senate have discovered that on Cana
dian reciprocity Senator Norris Brown
Is insurging against them. Senator
Brown evidently has the habit
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

some irresponsible American news
gathering agency, but the interesting
answer to that is that the item was
not unlosded on the American public
prints.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
sureIr Thi. 3. dc LimIt.

sioux city Journal
The Bathtub trust claims It was organ
lied TO protect the public from the ra-
pacity Of the r!umber In the matter Of
downright ingenuity this defense is well up
TO the front
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

The prospect OF competition looms
up for any franchise privileges Omaha
may be disposed to hand out Let
there be light
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
pOraFily should have The Pee
mailed to them. Address will be
changed as often as reaneAted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

II the coffee trust were only as
weak as some OF this boarding house
coffee it would make an easy prey for
the Department of Justice.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

A correspondent writes to ask what
II Is the boy scouts do for the country.
Answer-This is not puzzle depart
ment rgss o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Eighty thousand of our fellow
countrymen want 10 withdraw the
troops, Might as we'll wait a little
while.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

When the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution reached an srmistice
and adjourned those Mexicsns could
not help but do likewise
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Between scarlet fever, smallpox and
hOmicidai mania Omaha seems to have
more than its share of contagious dis
eases right now.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Prof. See says he has seen the
evolution that leads to the develop
ment of a new science. But did he
see Is first?
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
A nead Gi,r-Amnr.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

IIeNeTanu FIaIn DfdTtT
one Of the funniest things in modern
politics Is how the public pays $4,000 for
a senator, whom Il offers for a nickel
70 anyone foolish enough TO bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Although Mr. Bryan has been away
from Washington for a week or more
congress- runs along just as smoothly
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Singers here, there and everywhere boz
gan to sing the song the moment II APP
peared. In the West a singer. Thos. T.
Quigley, had illustrated pictures made
OF the song and sent them to Ed" Doerr,
another singer in New York. Then both
taught the song to others.
The composition quickly became in
vogue in moving picture shows and at
various places of amusement
This Summer every damsel in Omaha
Will be having a seance with the tune on
the piano, while the various orchestras
in town viii be playing the song as a
waltz
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

The English Bible is 800 years
young and growing popular faster
than any six best sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
The Bees Letter Box

Not SxoseainR Two Hundred words
Are Invited from Our Readers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

For real swift goer Dollar Bill
ought to be a fine name for race
horse.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Too bad the base ball season opens
but once a year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Bryan has been elected to the senate, but
he's n Florida orange not a Nebraska
ltmon.--Washington Post.
All right, you tart scribe, but take
note that the senate is taking the
lemon-aid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

"slot machines are hard hit" IL
California. Not too hard, however.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Unfortunately, the home team can't
win all the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

It is to be hoped Senior Madero is
not trying to April fool anybody.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

The dandelion is no gutter, despite
it's yellow.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
Doing cutie Wen, THANK zoo.

Ahoiahapohs news
According to the attorney who repre-
scented the Pullman company before the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

OMAHA, April 22.-To the Editor of The
Bee: We enclose herewith some figures
as to area in square miles Of a number Of
cities. Your readers may be interested in
the good showing made by Omaha.
GARVIN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

Has that new play of yours a happy
ending"
How, can l tell" replied the manager,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24

"Our neghbors wife always keeps a
box Of fine cigars and invariably slips one
in her husband 5 pocket when she kisses
him good-by In the morning
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Council Proceedings.

The city council met in regular
session last Tuesday night. Mayor
Burns and members Wilson. Hln
wellman and vinsOn present The
regular business vas transacted. al
which some new matters Eere dis
cussed. The subject Of dIlapidat-
ed and new sidewalks vas gone Ov-
er and Il was agreed to go for
some property owners IN -afHss;
next month.
The tax 70 Be collected this
years amounts to S4ei0. the larg-
est sum ever on the city's books
Il was ordered that printed no
uoes BE- published and posted. or
dernig owners Of DOES to call al
the trcAsurers office and settle Al
once.
The sum OF ss5 was turned In
to the emergency fund. TO Be used
In further work on the streets
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

- All EstsrL-4s used o. tks
Br=ss- Insisting il vzs important 70
ths Nzrioa that iadspsndeut usEs-
papers shOuld flourish He ais5 has
shown narke'5 knoEI=5ss Of inter
national a. al as Ordinary IzE. In
short be Is regarded zs valuable
addition 10 the Uailed States S=a-
zs
Tie foregoing gives in bri4f fash
iea- the opinion frOa outside ken
tueky of Senator Pzynter's EOrth as
= member OF the FEDERAL Seuzrs
iron KsnrEeky. shOEing that. iron
HE ms. be las taken front rank
among The leaders Of JhOugaI in
the Nation. and \ todzy N 20
sirlOa where be can accomplish
DEsh- If retained IN Ais posi1iou-n0l
ouIy Of bsnefIr 10 TIE Stzte and
Nation bit al TO Jhe lister Of
KsA-l1Ey. Ehsll has furnished mzuy
o. yl= eOa1-Egs re4 G tsz-
l24a-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Hz BMbtg.

Ms Anna Mar Nale- Ess taree
years 0l5 June Stu 1871 On this
Oo1asi0a- Uhich- GEfO-tunz,ely. III
HaTeT O7SsT again Emily Gene
Herr. Caroline Burns Louise NIiIsea-
De- Catherine Czrey. Wfr1 Ballard.
Curtis Vaughan, Arthur Justice.
Blznehe Nay Bromley and jim Fer
gEsOn put On their bss1 bibs and
fuckers and marchsd and we're
uundlsd to the scene Of natal day
festivities. ready for The feast and
the frOlie- 1t Ezs a good hooking
buneh, one that would attract ad-
miring srtsnrOn snyEhers- Il Eas
= typical functiOn-deCOrztiOzs. fzT-
OrS. rsfTsShnentS, preseuts-zu in
excellent shape All the gusssS Eers
too full and some too young for Ut
tsranCs. but they all seemed 10
fGlly nsjOy the occasion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
AFsnlIy AHaH.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q
Lackey vas the scene o. a pleasant
family affair on sunday last The
occasion vas the reunion Of all the
children Of the late Judge John ~
Rice. with othsr relatives whose
names viii appear. The eOmfOrte-
Die home Is noted for a genuine
Kentucky hospitality-goOd things
galore and a hearty welcome. and
on this particular day this feature
vas prominent and emphatic, All
the lOngings Of the inner man -
and EOman-Esre satisfied with the
best Of the season. the market
and the house could afford. pre-
pared and served 70 the queens
taste.
Daring the afternoon phOsogTaz IS
- an present vtEe made in "a
r.ols groups. 70 5e ksE and tTe4s-
Gred as nemsE-0s Of he del g1f-
lal ulgAe-4A-
raose present we're Mrs Ada
Rice Thomas. Of Cincinnati. Mrs.
Ida Rice MeConneiLOf CatIeusburs.
Mr.. John n. Rice. whose legal RS
idence Is LOuisz. and Mrs. Ida Rice
I.asksy, the children OF Judge Rioei
Mrs- John ~ Rice. Judge James Ne
COaneH. OF Catlettsburg. and Mr..
James q Laekey. daughter-in-laU
and sOns-in-lAE Of Judge Ries. and
Mrs. Rsba LaSSsy COrnS, Of Ken
tucky river, and JuniOr Laeksy. OF
Louisa. children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L.Ackey- Deep regret vas felt b.
cause OF the unavoidz1le absence
Of the other tSo children. Alex. OF
Los Angeles. California. and John
G. Of East Liverpool. o
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
NJ ,. ooxLEY. r.bll.A-.

a. Ehieh Il aiEht bs interesting
for EOl 70 inEestigzts a ErrIe fur-
i1sr Iazn ! have When / ezue On
% Ias Chzttaroi aboar y yszrs Aso.
Ess thrOEa into assoeizri0u. more
or lsSs IuIi2zls. vita TIE farmers
zi1zE The route q that crooked rail-
ruzd and / have. in uzy. ksut
trzEk Of many q tbese people ever
siazs and Il has always bsen . nys-
tery 70 ne Ehy, a. a rule. the men
d. before The Eo2sn do You
are familiar Eiih the cd uaeOu
rOAd. and II yOa EiH nrst aIIOr
roar minds ere TO travel il again.
slOEly. yOl vi find about % nsn
EhO did before their EiTes- 10
about Ehose bs1er halves pre-
eeeded then TO the Great Bsyond-
I e1eiOss a Est As make il ID from
DsnOry. but ii Is Boz glarzuteed ab
solutely correct and / hope yO1
El- -llE and eziarzs hifH in
ts-lss goa
I=a died nrsts Capt Il fsssss.
JOau Friend. wm- F1IEers5u lake
Riee- Dr. NeGIirs. M. Whi1t NJ
CaileS Wn Blznksnship. Jr.
Janss HsElst1- o. Fuller. I'd Snith.
Mr. Durnsy. Stroller Burgess.
Stephen Curuu1s. Nr- Turnan.
Joe Wright. LsEis Prichzrd. Joe
ROEel. George Burgess. Wz- Moore
John lockwood Those surviving
their wives EerE-P- L Sc4EEs- Lafs
kinnsE, Pick LOckvood and John
EEing / can't say Is to John
Smith. Ransom Hatfield. Reese Bry-
ant B. r Johnson. jim vanhOrn.
Jssse Cyrus. John Riddle. ]. NJ
FLnnsy. WA PTiehard. Bad Nev-
nan John and San rarmzn- J. p
HzrIsa- Charley Warren. Jake Comp
tOnJil SI1mp.ths Laakin brOShsrs.
Oliver Buehan4n, Evan Burke. jim
Burke, Cord LsffingueI. --Old Ped"
Frank Maynard Mr. Potter. smith
Crzbtree. and a nan named Well
nan EhO lived Al FaIkersOn branch-
Many Of thsse.nOS1 Of then prob
ABLY are still alive.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
WGk d he PustuIFir.

By order Of the Department Post
master Hughes kept an account Of
the number OF piecss OF mail of ey-
cry description which came into and
passed out Of the LOuisa pOstOffice
during the entire month Of Nay.
The count ended NAY IL. and the
News gives the result; 2S437 let
tiers we're sent out and 333e6 were
received 2S0l circulars vent ont
and sl42 came in slT pieces OF
Srd class mailer vent out and 5iT
came in. tth class. s03 went Oat
and Iel3 came in SIS pieces OF
frAnked matter were sent out and
81 came in One foreign letter
vas received and none vas sent
out There we're I3 congressional
and other franks 3sS registered
letters pAssed through in transit
and 3lo were sent from LOuisa-Th
number OF outgoing pieoss at pound
rates was s4ls- Incoming leS7l-
245 magazines we're sent Out and
sTl Were received Newspapers
With postage paid. outgoing ess. in
coming. III. making . total Of
s4s.S Pieces handled daring the
month, or an average OF Se3s Ter
day. FOrSy-five wears ago Louisa
received one mail a week. the post
master handling probably fifty piecs,
OF mail on nail day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Christian EGssl's CsuKsu6sl.

Rev. J, 3. Artrip. Earl Peters.
Thurman Felsy. Watt Rife. CeSil
weIlman. Haskell Lee. Shelda Lee.
Ethel WeIlman, Lizzie Lee. GeOr-
gia ByingtOa and Marie Byingtoa,
all Of this city, attended the cor
ventiOn Of the Christian Wonsa's
Board OF Missions. recsnJly held
al Olive Hill The delegaIi0n u4s
accompanied BY the Rev. r. b
Neal and the MiSses Barbara Eng
land and Dewey FIannsry. CS Pike
vile. The Loaisa delegation at
trscted much attention BY the
efforts OF the delegates. L0zisa
vas chosen as the 1919 meeting
placs Of the Coaventica-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Ran AHId.

Frank ROlSe, Of Normal E1s
the central figure n = ssttO On
\ down bound Ohio VALLEY Electric
Railway car. saturday night
II is said he Eas zudsr the in
1leoce Of liquor. and grew boistsr-
Oas and quzrrelsOne When ad-
n0aished by the ooadzefOr 10 keep
quie1- Rouse grew freaI5ed- and.
drawing a murdsrOus looking knife.
begzn siAshiag right and lsft. A.
a result Of which three men we're
EOin6sd
Conductor Gibson S1StziRsd had
cut q the Eeft ara Sol Miller. a
yellow Poplar Lumber Co smPlOEs.
had his LETT hand lady slz<hed:
waTse Harry Rife. yOung nan
iron Csarzl CitE. EaS the uc-z-
huru be receiving = long en- On
the lsft eheSk- extending down
Eard frO1 the ere
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Severe STORM.
WTVught Havoc Among Tie Trees d
This Vicinity.

The intense heat Of Sunday last
eliminated in the worst rain and
NindSiorm that has swept over this
section since the tornado Of 1897.
The aAy had been the hOttest OF
the season. probably hotter than
any day last summer. and the breeze
and cooler temperature OF the ear
Iy night Eere hailed with delight
by the many who had sUelterSd and
sweat during the daylight hours But
the pleasure soon gave way to
apprehension as the wind grew
and the rain increased In short
time a storm ragged which did a
great deal OF damage and caused
much loss. fortunately without
causing death or serious hurt. 80
far as We can learn. 10 body or
limb. Fortunately the growing corn
Is too small to Be hurt by Wind.but
the smaller grain mus, have suIsr-
ed seriously From all quarters
comes the CRY Of great injury to
fruit and shade trees These have
everywhere been uprOOSed. twisted.
broken off and dives;ed Of
branches large and small. Win
doSs were smashed. .ehimneys blown
down. and in some instances roofs
torn entirely or partially off. At
the Hammond place, haii a mile
or 50 below Fort GAY. the occupants
must have thought that the end Of
all things had come The house Is
in a bottom where the wind had a
fair sweep. and Il came pretty near
" sweeping il off the face Of the
earth The building IS a two story
one. reCently Improved and its
front vas OrnSmented BY a porch
nearly As long As that al the
Brunswick At the height Of It's
raging the wind lifted this long
porch over the top OF the house in
10 the back yard. quite a distance
frOm the hOaSe. carrying with il =
part Of the rOOf. The residence Vas
left in a condition better imagined
than described At the residence
OF J. Q. LAckey many Of the
stately old naples are ruins. and
uP and down Lock avenue and
along the streets the passage Of the
Storm King has left is marks
Al the J. c. Thomas place.the old
Capt Fresse home. much damage
vas done. Nearly All tho fine frail
and shade ness were blown dovn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Two yOung girls from Pres
tO1sburg- BY the names Of Bur
ehsI1 and stone, cane TO Ash
lard O O and B s train Nc 81
this forenoon; and Il developed
that they we're bound for AIger.
o. having run away from hone
They had gTOuen tired Of prosy
life in PrestOusburg and Eishsd
10 ge5 Oat and sSIhe world he
StOns Eiri had nVees been On =
railway train before; in fact.
had never been outside her hone
tOEn before
But thsy got cold feet af-
ter sitting srOund the depot for
awhile. even though they had al
ready bOlEht ticksts for SO1th Ports
nOuth- Thsy told Agent Irwin they
had changed their minds. - bought
tickets for thai dear PrestOnsbarg
and returned home -Ashlznd In
6ePsatent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
A Pleasant Affair.

Dr. W. d. Mcclure and daugh-
ter. Miss Martha. spent several
days with Louisa relatives recent
" During their stay Miss Mar
thA gave a theaier party at the
EldoradO to many OF her Young
friends After the show she vas
also hostess for them al the Gr~sk
Cafe. where delicious refreshments
we're served II VAS a very pleas
ant OCCASION
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

hear them wishing for something
in London or Paris
ChicagO. New YORK. London and
Paris are all the results OF their
citizens taking the conditions and
material at hand and doing the
bsst they could With them--iust as
We can all do
There you are. Any place Is
just what the people Who live in il
make L.
II any OF the towns that any Of
us live In are not TO our liking Why
let's get busy-it's all W to Us
Lhs first process in the improve
ment OF any town Is 10 get rid Of
the people Who are dAmning It.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
SHOOTING IN ASHLAND.

GIsn Wells. Of AshAnd. EhO IS
charzCtsTiEsd a. "A yOung fellow
abOzt town Gsed his gun Uish
fatal sffels in that ci,y about nOoa
lEsE sunday he ARRAY occurred
On lsth STREET be-Eesa FrOai and
GresauP avenue As 4 res1lt q
his lad WHISKY and god ain Cas-
HonArd. Of Ashland. is Dad. WIZ
Frank. also Of Ashland. Is perhaps
fatally wounded. and George J1stice
Of IrOnton. Is slightly wounded he
pistol user s in BOyd county jAil.
aSAiting On sxzniaing trial Ash
land Is Supposed TO - a ven an
tOxn. but al these parties we're
more or less drunk Young Frank
Is a son q policeman Coon Frank-
Who vas SHOT and killed = year
OF tuO asO hy Bob Hammond.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
women live LONGER.
Bsih General ali Lseal StaiSdn SLuE
len Dying TUIlgu.

Touching the subieeI Of the
greater I0ugsyiJy Of women as CON
pared with the Isng1h Of life Of
men the fOIloEing clipping sent With
"a personal letter 10 the News BY
Mr. B p Thomas. Of Cin5inazti. IS
P=TuhS8t and Interesting With sis
letter Mr- ThOEzs also sends tie
names OF old TesiEsnts.nen and 10
en-. and the nzTlzs Of the Esu EAO
preceded their wives TO the Great
BeyOzd- Here Is the clipping. and
Mr.. ThOnAS' letter and Iist follow
Why WOmen Live Long
Not beo2Hse women naturally
want 10 have the Ias1 word but
b-Cause they require less Oxygen
than men and 50 can stand more
heat and a rOrs rArsfied air. b.
cause they suffer lsSs from ans
IhsIiCs and are also more likely 10
survive hanging. beczEse rigidify Of
the thOraX and hardening Of the
arteries begin earlier in men than
in women bseause they have more
power to endure suffering and ~
s5St dissase- and bee1nse. in geasT-
al EOnsn are -PhyssOlOgical uissTs
While Usn are physiological sPsnt-
Ihrifts-- are the main reasons Civ
sa By Dr. A H S,eEart il the
Medical Record Wy tA=-e are
more female than male eentsaar-
izlS ...,. '..
The weaker ssX : the more ts-
1Aci0Es Of life there EsTs abOa1
4.ese persons over lee ysars Of age
in Ihis cOlntry. Is reported ~
the census Of lSSs-sbOat e-sss 20
men and Ice aeu- St1rhS-iES Of
other cOuusrisS show abO11 the
sane ratio
In ever oo2nuaity there sen to
bs more widows than widOEerSaEd
perhaps an sxRlzs2riOa Of this
PAeao2eaOa nay be fOszd in The
2Ors prOaOunesd tendency to lOa-
seyi1y anOag women than among
lea- Another point. Uhieh the
ls&Tne6 PhysieiAn dos hSt discasS.
Is the question whether WO1An's
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Levi Edwards, a well knOvs citi-
Ren OF Williamson. wsS instantly STl
cd Monday night Just east Of DE-
lOrme by a train HE hO1y VSs
cut to pieces, Mr.. Edwards and a
friend had spent the evening On
the Kentucky side Of ;he river and
Edwards started home first The
other nan found his nangiea hOdy
seyeIAl Aosrs hseE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
GOES To CINCINNATI.

ArSh Mcclure. OF this placs. has
accepted clsrkship in
the Palace Hotel AZ Cincinnati,
and win enter upon his duties in
a short time ArCh Is quite a pop
ulAr hotel nan and viii get a lOs
OF Big Sandy business for the Pal
ace He has given the public sat-
isfaetOry serviCs as manager II
the Brunswick and his departure
VIII be regretted By Logisa psOPle-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Have GSls b GlIss.

Ms Vie Priehzrd and Virginia
Hagsr vent to Graham. Va. on
NOadzy last, called there By the
CrIIical Mnsss Of Mrs Priehzrd's
brOlhsr-iR-IzE. Mr. Tate GrszTsr-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Cincinnati. O. Nay 81. n

enclose . clipping which brinss
to mind a thing l hare often nen-
tiOnsd vhsn riding On the train
between Louis and CAtlestshuFg.