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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
srNDAY sCHOoL Association.

THURSDAY afternoon sau the elOse
OF Oae Of the most interesting
H.seIlngs sysr held by the Ia1rsnre
County sunday SehOOl Association.
From : a N until the final svas
dietion there Eas never a dun mo-
nsntSach veil knOSn sunday sChOO
PeOpie as the vaaghans. Mrs. C. A
Nash. Il. {. sullivan. J. B. Mcclure.
Prof. ksnnison, Rev, Hardin. ReE.
L n COPley and the president. Nr.
n s Burns, had prominent place On
the programme. and through them
nearly syeEy phase q sunday school
work vas brought batore the large
and intelligent audience. The News
has heard expressions Of pleasure
aud gratifieatiOa iron VEN many
OF the deIegalss vkO favored Lon
ia With their prsssnoe laSt week.
Tasy 5aelars that they vin Sndeay-
or TO pat into practice sae PCeces.s
given then A. lAs yari01s neesinss
Of the Association. knowing that ths
schOOls represented by them VII u
greatly improved thereby.
na sunday sehOOl WORK in Law
reBos uin he greatly s..Srea 6y
these anausi nsesingS Hos the
oests-Ueat rin Ss made Is easy ID
80 LO1ssa VII always he glad To
have the nestingz held within hsr
5or6srS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
HAVE BOUGHT sEArS

On Friday last tAe purchasing Con-
ni1ies Of sss Baptist eharch con-
sras1sa With the American Ssatin<
Co, through Nr, ". H. Nccor-
mack, Of Cincinnati. for The sears
and PalPit furniture -Ssr 7Ez<
eAurSh a0Eu6oSt completed M
seAs Vm he Of dark oAk. hiEhly
POitsAed. with hacks high enough
70 se comfortable. altogether = hana
so0e. modern style seaa.
TAtrty-Oae years AsO Mr. NcCor-
mack furnished the SEATS for tho
~ Z CAurch. south. He dslivsrua
the seats and his visit lazt vssk
WSs his ms. since that Oocasion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
THE PARK CAMPMEETIEC.
viii Close Isy Impressive SsIiss d
Hssdlg Sunday.

The Fountain Park camp meeting
began very SnspiciOusly last Thurs
day afternoOn and has eSntinued
uninterruptedly ever since The
weather has been ideal excapS for
the hard rain on sunday evening.
and tha nightly attendance has
oeen gratifying The crowd On
sunday vas very large. and II the
day proves fine sunday next the
last dAy Of the meeting. the PeOple
Ein Be out in large numbers The
camp ground Is a beautiful place.
easy OF accsss and vel adapted to
its purpose, Hacks and a big au-
tOn0bile meet all cOmers az the
Point Junction With the bridge and
take visitors 70 the grounds for
i've cents. Good. elean. vel cook
ed 1eals are served for a snail
sun. and II yoa ike yOu can car
~ your luncheon and eat under the
skies.
Mss Cartwright Is doing her azu-
al good work and is arO1sing much
interest in the canse. LOcAl work
eEs are leaders in this labor. Wis
ting and resident ministers are lend
ing their aid. .Ntss Goald's fine voice
Is helping very materially She
a a director As veil As a singer. ard
under her ieadership the people are
singing effeolively.
Wednesday VAS Chlaren's Day.
wilh a ehIlarez's special service in
the afternoOn.
Friday. July 2ist. an all daS ser
vice win be held. with separate ser
viOss each hour in charge Of a diff
ferent leader.
Il is the desire Of an Who are in
synPathy with the meeting TO make
usxt Sunday the greatest day q
N rAis wfn bs the CLOSING 6Ay
Z the meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Mss CARRIED ESrKKrANS

Quite a large number Of friends
Vas entertained laSs THURSDAY eve
ming By Mis- Victoria CARED in
honor & her cOssin. Mis- Nancy
Cared. Of AnAcoada. MORi. All
the essentials for having an en-
iOyAbls time-nasie. dancing. cards.
god company and delicious refresh
uenSs-had ben provided. and the
results we're pleasing he Oat-Of-
town guests were. Nisses Frzncss
Hughes. Chattie SOnger. Ashland:
Adele Patton. Jeanne AzamS. Cat
lsttshurs: Emma and Bessie Mar
cum. ceredo. John Wallace KiTtS-Ci
Virgins,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
WHY NOT.

While sOne of the an6auAted
coaches bslOaEiag to the passenger
trains running On thiS division If
the c and O. we Ozt Of so1niss;O.
reSsutly their PlAosS Esrs suRelse4
With eleaa. comfortable pe<tihale
sO@ehes The Susrx nov Is. II tAsse
eOArAes can es sPared 10 Is a feE
DAYS vAs ~ for Fsr1Aasnt 1sss
he PeoRle vhO i've GlOag tie Rle
and vaO travel q II are entitled
70 tbs fspor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
An EARNEST REQUEsT.

an Oa ny N4y 10 wIlliAnson.
AHa VII rssura 10 LOaisA NoSdAS-
| 2Ost eArns<sly rsS0es1 I'll tAosa
asseiPlsS Who are ~CAristi = only
20 Rss1 NJ a, cArisrian HA1l Mon
DAY Al 7sseR nere "A mat
tiers Ot great f2PO-tAacs 70 hseeNls
ssaereS cOaSrnzg he aavanos1enk
os Ihe pAsa Ss hove Rperyoo1E
whO wants 70 CO1e VII be made
wslcOze CAnarsn eS7eSially.
r b NEAL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Death
Calls Many People Of This
Vicinity.
ne Lisi Iltluiss SsVud God Old
Pssll.. Wen Knusl IlIuGgh-
uut he Valley.


nrk BeIh Johns Ncclelland died
Tuesday Of this ueek Al the home
oi Ma. Mamie Hatcher. a Harold.
PIE ooanty. Ky. While her hssisA
haa not been good for several
months. the Illness vhich caused
her death uas Of very short durA-
tl1n- Tke body vas inferred in
tke family burial groand al HaE-
cd. ne news of her deAih Vas
ma received In time for Louisa rel
atlras 10 attend the funeral
Mrs- MccisIland's home vas Al
Cisncoe. MinnesotA. but she had
Spenl most OF the last few ysArs
vim relatives in the Big Sandy VAL
~. she Vas = daughter Of Dan
lohnA Who moved from Louisa 10
Minnesota about The time Of the
clrIl War. MA McClellAnd Vas
about IS years CID Her mother
Il yes living =, Glencoe AZ the Ase
q about 50 years-
Ma McclellAnd vas = woman Of
more than ordinary intsllIsenoe. Cd
ucatsa ana acc0mplished. and a
me chrisian eharasssE. she had
10 children.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
WILL INCREASE WAGES

Nine siftsreat sraasAes Of Or
gAnize6 labor On the Norfolk an
Western have hesh Sotifsd thaR
Wages Ein y iHcre4sed csnta
a. hOur IS son as TIE average
1OatAE receipts a Tie road shnn
sQuAl the average recsipts q ~
rad for The Azt six nou1Az q issR
MS means thAt tAs agrssaslt ~
CO1es effective uAen tha
average recsipts Of TIE Norflok ana
Western rsaeA ss.es1.seO-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Cactus eRaSpuLoRrS

Ms P 4. ysasAas- Of tAls sity.
aAs a hne specimen Of The plant
oonaOaly kaOsp as the night 49,.
lns esraas As all flo-isss and ios-
ers q floEsrs know this plap, !.
= rare eloOner, and then Oaiy AZ
nighI bat uAea ii dos bloszon -
70 rs Perfect flower il richly -
PAYS an Who SAit for its trasraut
coming On THURSDAY evening lask
Ms VanghAn's lovely visitor can.
N Al rs glory No NOras Of oa-s
can fitly describe its vundrou.
beauty. Many called daring a.
evening to So and admire ~
splendid flOxer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

Death has again visited our neigh
borhcod and claimed Tor its victim
nuls stella Bradley. yoangest dAush
Ger q Mr. and Ma James Bradley.
ags yars. I months. % days She
rs = sweet Iiilis girl and lOved by
ai vho knev her. Her parents can
not nset her no more Oa earta
hui thank God II they yin only live
iAitffal they can MEET her IN HeaV-
ea- she lsft a father. mother. four
sisieIt and tuo brothers to mourn
her lOsA Weep nOs. bereAved ones.
Out prepare 70 meet her in HeaV-
"a. whsye parting win Be- no more.
she eAnho, cone to Yea but yoa
can 20 70 her.
Dearest losea one ne have laid
aceful graves embrsee,
b a = laoSy wil be cherished
= - thy heavenly face
g. B.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
CHEAPER Gas.
he Lsca csHl,g las AllsGlee1
ReiIcisl Ia RIIdlgtll.

The annOancs2sn, i made that
Hoatingsoa vii sOOa have cheap
sr gaS he price IS to Se rsdaSsa
from sSe per tAOoSAnd tsst 10 9ee-
he reaaeSiOa iS to cone within
the raxt few weeks
The fgSnsAise granted by the
sissy 0i Louisa 10 this oO1pAny PrO-
tsdSs that Ne are to have gss AZ
as low rate As the eo1Paay har-
Ainsss It to any OsAsr community,
We are therefore sasitled - Tie
sane reduction and presume tie
company will make the reduction e.
tsetivs AZ tie The sane tina In
tAs event Il should lan h ~ MS
the loeal Offclals say they win y
ceed 70 proenre tAN rste IN ac :
anee with Ne Contract. Y,
A retorn 4 the erlSlnel
would certainly - vel1ened / 4
oousanegs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

Sickness Of a very unusual type is
prevailing in and around PAintsyiIle
TO an alarming extent. 50 this pa
per Is informed Some declare il
10 Be typhoid. Others say il is the
reappeArAnce Of a vsry fatal form
OF flux or acute dysentery which
raSaged that section several years
agO. As usual rival doctors differ.
lcOurinuea on pase tOurl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
brakeman KIIied.

The \. and W. has been the
scene Of one more tragedy the life
OF Edward Brown. OF Portsmouth.
having been wiped out sunday morn
ing Ehile asleep on the track Al
Prichard. ". Va. Passenger train
No. killed him The victim vas
hurled a distance Of fifty feet and
had both legs and arms broken and
his head and chest cAved in.
The victim had been employed as
brakeman on the \. and W. but a
tsu weeks when he met his death
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Hls ms WAS A,RUrArED.

Gfse.ssrSs HknL q BsSssl. -
littee 70 the azputAtioa II one 81
his lsES a few DAYS sincA tsa
ala had zO2e dad bOls removed
several weeks AgO. but the troahla
for whisA Ne vA< beng trsa1ed dia
ROt show much inprOvs2sat and An
azParatioa above The knee was
ass2e1 aecsssAry. Il Eas saccess-
fsIly done Al the hOspssal hg DrA
EOrk ana BrOaisy,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

John Ward. aged Is. vas killed in
a coal mine at BOrderland. W. Va
on Tuesday The body Uas brought
10 Louisa Wednesday afternoon
and taken 70 whitehouse for nter-
nent. The lad Was the son Of Har-
mon Ward and a nephew Of Mr..
Jack Ward. Of this city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
FIEg ~ rIkEvnE

flre whiSA Ocenrred in Pike
- oa TAursdAy night last caused
- rerty lO& Of about s4.aee. fal-
NJ - sred ~ Insurance. Il broke
4 a Tie Herald nsuspaPsr Of
B ehicA. With tie entire plant.
- = ana - forth. vas entirely
~ ur Prom this eailaing il
n - the frame residence o.
NJ s, ost and 10 ano,Aer frane
~ h 'udgN A. I. Kirk. op,h
,uilA 'ng burned TAe flames
oorek 40 n. +. CharcA and Al
- eapole voF en f,re
/, A& thal 4, nrs vas
.usea - "a elec1Ie vires
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

A fiae aArs. TIE SrOQsrsy q lOhA
lee1S has lOss OAs eye. tie work
Of sO1e hoys Whose nRzes will
sAoEsly Ae knOwa. EtAsr with slieka
u SsOaes they kneeke1 out 80
PocC srUtels eye. 0anslng grsas @
1ae aaSh assslguEe2eat severe
PaasA2Szt SAolle he Unlisted -
IN sAoss g1ily Il sch earArOns
81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

Ma lni'a BoCders Dilloa d,ed :,
.ss hone in casiessssarS wsanas.
cAy eveains Al tie ars of e -
as ~ sldov Of han \. psno,
and a.a sesn an invalid Tor n.sv
WIS Als Dillon vas ,As l.ss =
..s q Ana Borders sAndrea Ares
l.'seers uss The frs, count, Ssss..
y .~esense coansy. ana one 81
sAs ness prOuinent nea IS - ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Only ONE FIRsF Cl.Ass

AZ a rsSszs uEftOE2 Eraas sn1-
i.=ziee - as&cAsrS Asa1 in Wlyns
s01asy Gals Oas aPsEeans wSs aVsrS
Il a ftrSs cllSS osEsiiSSa-sA Ts
AOaOS wszs 70 Ms la H2rrea. a
REscAarS. Mis- HArrs2 Als essz =
RaPl SS the KszsRSSy Neral cOl-
lsgA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

Eth sae q infant child Of
Dr an, Nss D. Joues. died on
|Sunday ukkt mr. a bong Illness
uAoo5 AZ oossh ana oonplicAtiO /
Sd ons sea- ne Rev. L n
pplsy oors asrAl services
VI ne Jol, siss = Monday af-
rOA Iassrnsat vas nA3e in
TIE FlIksrsOs osuea
Dr. Joaes rs1uesl IS 70 sAy
that TIE kind sss "a synpatAy Of
nany fFieats As sassh ~ their
help. flowers. e. frHiefuIly sP-
preciatei and Nn M rsnen-
ssrsa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Wayne Nan Killed

william kitchen. Of Wayne cOun-
y. familiarly called Bill. While at
Sork on a log train on the GuyAh
Valley railroad. Vas Instantly kill
ed. Tuesday. b. being caught under
some heavy LOGS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
SHETLAND roNr F0E SaIE

Nars GSS1s la ysars 81, CD
ter EsS1zg u &-sysag RsaSoa -
ssilllg tie cana has OaSsS0Sa T.
AlsA have saggy ana hArssSs -
ssu ~ssA e. V5sAs1S SAs Reay-RSsS
Ds2Ol LO@ssa- ~, Il
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

Ae7~-ny % ~ Rar sRe-t RAT
!. q near Clifto,S a eaaty.
sreatiy sAoekea T. aals him
q n his bed ear.s WS ia-sdzs
'rnlng. ns eAnse dsliia Is
knous Hs uas - yssFs 4
NJ RAielifia uAs vsn sao4 = a
- nan and sitiIea-He rs 4 BaF-
3 IiseeAer q eoasiaersas sa
'Prss and uas a nan of M ~ an
ssles ,or Eooa IN sAe cou,,,, =
& hee many rsiasivss IN as !. :
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
MRS MrILESpkR ENrKEralSs

Nrs Frank Ninea6sr 6elishtfsIly
entertAined al FlineA l4St Friday sv-
neihg. the ci1b being the sPeSsSl
guests. With enough other favored
ONES 10 make eisht> tAhlsS- he o.
eaSion Vas a very pleasant one
there being nothing omitted that
could add to the pleasure q TIE
guests
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

,aw. Peter AIara. Of Fort Gay MS
age vas about Is years He had
been SAX q considerable time. Mr..
Poole lived many yeArs near the
mouth OF Blaine. this county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
railroad TALK.
RUnOTed Connection atLOuisa
With New Line.
OHa Tan AIuut a M.u Lin. ,na
EsisItaat csaaec.iDls in
De ''BIsaEs."

The following article is from the
Hunting5ca Herald Dispatch As
usual il is fun Of inaccuracies and
tmpOssibiliJies. but Ne are RELIABLY
informed that thers s some fean-
dAtiOn in fact for the report
There Is q proposition pending
vAicA may result in a cOnneStiOa
and bridge AZ Louisa
With a route already Surveyed
through from West Huntington
Brick plant to LOuisA ny. "a miles
away and running along Little FOlr
Pole. il Is prOhAble that in order
70 secure an 0Ezies for the coal il
viii carry from the vast northeast
ern Kentucky and Elkhorn field. the
b and o. vin string bridge acres
the Ohio Al this point BY connecting
It's - nile lire With the Big san
dy and EIkhorn which ends Al Lou
isa. and which the b and .. has
recently bought. il could extend the
line through frOl this city. across
thirty miles Of cO1ntry 70 GAllia
Furnace. OhiO. and there connect
wiIh ils main line. the B. and o,
IS ". A c0anscsiOa Of this char
actsr would furnish the rOa6 With a
splsadid oatles through iron the
EikhnEn coal fields. nov under e.
rslopnent b. the COnsOlidatiOa
Coal co1paay. 10 the markets Of
tie World and especially to tie
Great Lakes
ne rOute extended frOn the
West Huntington brick plant to
L0Risz. Vas Surveyed over a rear
ago b. the b and o. although ever
one Al the tine believed the sngi-
neers were surveying only for a
pipe lire. Thsra Is no 6O0be q
this coming as il dos ds7eStly frO2
the Eps Of Z, s senator G W, Wat
sOn. ShO i one Of the hsSyieSs
stockholders in the CONSULTATION
Coal Company II Vas alsO his
statement that the B and o, vOald
bridge the OAiO river AZ this Poias
and it Is beginning 70 look Is
though the bridge woala never ee
erected UnlsSS il iS done hx the B,
and o
with sach ERe extending AhoGt
SIS miles The b and o would have
the key 70 thk va<S coal fSsld re-
terred to TRsrs iS 1ee.aea ACRES
in that traSt and the COMPANY Start
ing its 6evelOpzenS Is hss szOcga
and rscA enough 70 Ea4ke Il = wOa-
aerfsIly productive field ne coal
COMPANY i il<1 cO1Passing the EIk-
horn and Big SzRty mad and AGs
srartiSAlly S2zeed the line over &c
tae B. and .. Al a SOss uPOz Ih=
SgreensaS Of tas rOad 10 carry
through the PrOteSt that means the
snOrmO1s frssshtass q s.ees.eee
tons Of coal azaoany,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

RichnOsa, Va. JuRy lS,-RreSs-
dsnS 6SOA W. SssvSuS. q The Chss-
apeake ana Ohio, To-Day saia that
nesOtiatiOus for taking over The
CarOlina. ClinchSSsla and OA5O ~
the CAeSaPsake ana OahO and the
Ss1ho1ra Air Line calls for a 50
year lea<e- NesOSasiO1S he sid,
are sin ps16ing, owing 10 nu2sr-
eeS details 70 hs worked CGt in
with S1ch q kasShy
lease. ne sAies stumbling el0Sk i
the SOss q oOsstruSsiug a eo1asSS-
fug Ink 6etwesa the ChssAaasks
ana OAsO Big SAaSy DlyazsSa al kis-
horn. Ky. aaa D0asss Va, tie nSSSh
sEn terminus q tie G. c, and q
in SoGSAxsSs Virginia
n Danse-ElkkOrn hlk i tO-Sy
1Slss lOag, and tAs c, c and q.
vahHlag fSO2 Dante - S90EsAus-
s c. Is ahO4t 3Se mixes in lsRgsA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
Sex Wma TYraOn

n, HAaassal Ga2ss2Of VA Ia.
Is al RlysSSisw H0sss,al SSsS NssA
yPASsa fever n Aaa NsSa VIA
SoSSs casss q tAs ssssase n tAs
Aorasr q ElGSst So2zU ana i \
sasySSs9 Il So2sraSssa TIE tess
tAsr.s TAs e0sOr sss1s ~ -
iax a. vSN a. SS2la - sxle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21
PER CAPITA $40
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MIu.

ne News sAs1 lszs vesk tAAk.
WAae tie scAool ~ SaPlsA Aa1 not
SsGzasN fixed II Woala nOa
= - AAa 81 II : lsar.ee now
tAas Il ASs se<a aVea Al sk4etAs
.AArgSSs sASr known in Ks.tacks-, i, n
par SavssA las eoaNaes IN she -
- Ssa-S n tAss S,asS. gixSg
scANel ssueASrs 1gsA essses psS
TAe F4r saFita
81. SAs AtgAsss I
In KszsGcks,
sAAs tAas
S4,le,
81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-07-21

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vAslS erslnsg Al
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-08-16
SCHOOL TENT BOOKS.
School Text Books For Use i'm the
Rural Schools of Winneshiek
County From September
1st, 1911 to September
1st, 1916.

The school text books adopted by
the Winneshiek County Board Of
Education for the five years COM
mencing with Sept 1st, 1911, re-
main the same as hitherto. excepting
that Blodgett's First. Second and
Third Readers have been substituted
for Barnes First, Second and Third
Readers, and Hunts Progressive
Speller has been substituted for Pat
terson's Speller.
The exchange and selling prices OF
the new books are as follows:
Exchange Selling
Price Price
Blodgett's First Reader rs 20
Blodgett's Second Reader .21 20
Blodgett's Third Reader .27 .3S
Hunts Progressive Spell
er ......... ....... .l1 Il
Books displaced by the newly
adopted books may be exchanged al
any regular depositor's place OF
business at any time up to Sept. 1st
1912. SIGURD REQUE.
33-1 Cou~ Npt
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-08-16

Editors Note-The editor of
this paper has prevailed upon
his father, Rev. H. H. Green,
d. d., to write an autobiogra-
ply of his life, to be preserved
as a matter of record among
his children and grandchildren.
While it was written with no
intention of being made public,
yet his life has been filled with
such varied experiences, dating
from his birth in England, q =
hood, soldier, clergyman, lesSas.
lator, etc., that We find much
which we believe will be read
with interest by the public, and
we will therefore from time to
time as space permits publish
sections of this autobiography,
should it prove of sufficient in
terest to continued
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-15
Personal.

The will of the late Mrs. Eddy has
been declared valid.
The senate committee recommend
4 cent postage on magazines.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson be
lieves in the Canadian open door.
Major General Wood advocates
placing the militia on pay basis.
Beveridge of Indiana fired the open.
ing gun in the senate for reciprocity
A number of counterfeiters in pris-
on are asking the president for par
ole.
Big Tim Sullivan of New York gave
to the poor 5000 pairs of shoes.
The Nebraska republican delega-
ton in the house is divided on the
question of reapportionment.
Lord Decies and his bride, Miss
Vivian Gould. will spend the first of
their honeymoon on Jekyl island. Ga
President Taft pardoned Montana
farmer because the latter's cattle
we're suffering during his incarcera-
ton.
Land along the Lake Michigan
shore, estimated to be worth $3.50, OOO.-
600 has been grabbed, it is said, from
the public domain Of Illinois.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-15
FROM MANY POINTS
EVENTS OF THE DAY HELD TO A
FEW LINES.
DAYS EVENTS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Other
intelligence Interesting to the
General header.
Washington.

Congressman Norris of Nebraska
is said to favor the tariff commission
measure.
San Francisco won the unanimous
vote of the senate committee on the
industrial exposition for the Panama
canal exposition.
Congress may fail to act at this
session on the bill to promote Rob-
ert E. Peary to be rear admiral.
The bill was reported on the private
calendar, but consideration was post
poned. II is not likely that private
bills will again be taken up before
adjournment.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to Senator Cullom's bill
providing for the erection in Wash
ington of an appropriate monument
to the memory of Abraham Lincoln.
The house so amended the bill as to
place Senator Cullom and Speaker
Cannon on the permanent committee.
Upon the statements OF Senators
Bourne and Chamberlain that Elmer
b. Colwell, who was appointed during
the recess of congress to be United
States marshal for Oregon, was per-
sonally obnoxious to them the senate
committee on judiciary rejected the
nomination. Colwell is now serving
as marshal.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-15
Expense Of Guaranty Law.

Governor Aldrich has prepared a
special message to submit to the legis-
lature. 1t is said to contain informa-
ton in regard to the needs of the
state banking board to enforce the
guaranty Of deposits act. The COVER
nor will ask for twelve state bank ex-
aminers instead of the five or six now
on duty. The salaries and expenses of
the twelve examiners will reach $685.
900 year. If the legislature amends
the law so rs to eliminate that part
which requires examiners to verify
notes and other assets in banks. eight
or nine examiners will be able to do
the work.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-15
FRENCH BEAN COFFEE,
A HEAl1HFul DRINK

The healthiest ever: you can grow
It In your own garden on q small
patch 10 by 10. producing so pounds OF
more. Ripens in Wisconsin 80 days.
Used In great quantities In France.
Germany and all over Europe. Send
Is cents In stamps and we will mail
you q package giving full culture ID.
reotions a. also our mammoth seed
catalog free. or send 81 cents and get
In addition to above 10000 kernels
indispensable vegetable and flower
seeds-enough for bushels Of vege
tables and flowers. John A. Salzer
Seed Co. 1S2 8. Sth St.. La Crosse. Via
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-15

Sheer white goods. In fact. any fms
wash goods when new. owe much OF
their attractiveness to the way they
are laundered. this being done in .
manner to enhance their textile beau
ty. Home laundering would be equal
ly satisfactory if proper attention was
given to starching. the first essential
being good Starch. which has sufficient
strength to stiifen. without thickening
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you will be pleasantly surprised at tho
improved appearance of your work.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-15
BIG JOB FOR LEGISLATURE u
WE LOSE CONGRESSMAN.

Lincoln, Neb.-Considerable inter.
est has been aroused among members
Of the legislature by the information
from Washington that the new con-
gressional apportionment will be
made at this session Of congress. This
will give the present legislature the
job of restricting the state for con.
gressional purposes as well as for
state legislative purposes. II Nebras-
ka is to lose one congressman, al
seems probable from the information
that the apportionment is to be made
on the basis of the present size of
congress, a considerable change In
boundaries will be inevitable.