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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Case is Continued.

Walter Colt. wanted by the parole
officer from the state penitentiary AT
Kansas. was arraigned before Justice
p. H. Wells this morning and his case
was continued until tomorrow after
noon. the officer from Kansas having
failed to put in an appearance. Colt
is under bonds now on charges Of lar
ceny and he was out on bail when re
arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
ELUDE HOUNDS"
Y. NJ. G. A. "Hares" Manage to
Keep Clear of % Pur-
suers All Evening.
END UP AT RESTAURANT
Chase Proves SO Exciting and En-
joyable That Another VIII Be
Scheduled Shortly.

The hare and hound chase" indulg
ed in last night by members of the
y. NJ c. A. proved a most exciting
and enjoyable stunt. so pleasing III
fact that another similar event has
already been partially arranged. The
"hares''-C. F. Gilman, physical direc-
tor of the y. VI. c. A. and DR. W. Z.
Martin-managed 10 elude their pur-
suers during the whole evening, and
the hounds, an even score of them.
gave up the chase at l O'Clock and met
the hunted hares at a restaurant,
where all enjoyed a lunch before re-
pairing 10 their homes.
SEVERAL CLOSE CALLS.
The hares, wearing white linen caps
which served as a distinguishing mark
by which pedestrians could know them,
set out from the Y. NJ. c. A at 7:30.
and - minutes later the pack of
hounds" were turned loose on their
trail. The hounds" had 10 follow the
trail by questioning pedestrians and
residents along the route followed by
the "hares." The chase led east to
Fifteenth street in Moline. and then
back again and over most Of the
streets in the business part OF Rock
Island. On several occasions the puT
suers were quite near, but never close
enough TO catch sight of their quarry
There were % pursuers in the hum
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Million Fire at Antwerp.

Antwerp. Aug. ia fire on the
Queensland docks, where much cotton
was stored, did damage today amount
strONed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Carried a Revolver.

John Hender. a negro. was arraign-
ed before Police Magistrate {. !.
Smith this afternoon charged with car
rying concealed weapons His case
was continued for five days He was
held in $500 bonds on the charge. The
complainant is Selma Goggins, q ne
gress. who claims that Hender pulled
the gun on her Tuesday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11

John Ferreter of LaSalle was fined
81 and costs this morning for drunk
enness. Gust Bengston was assessed
the costs in his case for drunkenness
Several other similar offenders were or
dered out of town. The cases were in
the court of Police Magistrate c. J..
Smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Louisville Herald Wrecked.

Louisville. Ky, Aug. 11.-Fire be
lieved TO have been caused by an eX
plosion in the engraving department
today wrecked the plant Of the Herald
The loss is 1925, 900 No one was in
jured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
4 kino Who Left Home

Set the world TO talking. but Paul Ma
JhuIka. of Buffalo. y Y. says he always
keeps a. home the King Of all laxitiyes
DR.. Kings New Life Pills-and that
they're a blessing 70 all his family.
Cure constipation. headache. indiges-
ton, dyspepsia. Only Csc at all drug
gists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11

stenographer does not have to get
used to a different kind of machine.
Finally the tendency in all businss
Offices is to have uniform machines
and there seems to be no reason why
a machine suited to their needs
should not be decided upon and used.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Hennepin Canal Excursions.

On steamer Wenona Saturday and
Sunday, leaving at > p. m, returning
at p. m Fare 50 cents Telephone
1855. W A Blair, manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11

Chicago. Aug. I1.-FuTther mystery
was injected into the case Of Angelo
Mareno. the kidnapped child who was
returned to his parents last night upon
the payment OF $500 ransom, when
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
General NettIeton Dead.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-General Alfred
Bayard Nettleton, soldier, Journalist,
and from 1890 TO 1893 assistant secre-
tary of the treasury, died today, aged
/ 70 years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Public Notice

Notice is hereby given TO the public
that my wife. Mary Powell, having left
my home ! will not be responsible for
any debts she may contract after this
date CHARLES d. POWELL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
CONFER ON WAGE
ADVANCE AUG. IS
Rock Island Employees Repre-
sentatives to See Officials
on That Date.
NO DEMANDS YET MADE
Nothing Will BE Known Until For
maj Meeting, Vice President
MelCher States.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-That the rail-
road, whose employees have asked for
conferences 10 discuss the question of
increased wages, are in no mood to
either enter into negotiations or in
crease their pay rolls, was Indicated
yesterday when the Illinois Central fol
lowed the example of the Union and
Southern Pacific and announced that
no meetings with employees would be
held. Vice President Kruttschntt OF
the Hartman Pacific lines declared
Wednesday that no attention would be
paid to the demands of the men for
conference.
F. o. Melcher. vice president of the
Rock Island lines, declared that the
men on his system were merely ask
ing for the usual annual conference re-
garding wage schedules which expired
last April
TEEFGRAPHERS ASK INCREASE.
Vice President and General Manager
Smith of the New York Central rail
road said yesterday in New York that,
so far as the management has been in
formed, no employees of his road nave
any wage demands TO make. He said
the telegraphers on the Big Four had
demanded an increase. but the mat
ter was in the hands of Vice President
Schaff
The report of proposal to call
President W. c Brown home from Eu-
ers' demands is said at his Office to be
without foundation.
The strike of the boiler makers on
the New York Central. which began
about two months ago, never has been
definitely settled. the company replaC-
ing most Of the men who went out.
Vice President MeIcher of the Rock
Island lines declared last night that,
while the fact that the demands of the
men for a conference showed concert
ed action, that was the only novel
feature Of their request.
CONFERENCE On AUG. Is.
We Will have a conference with
them on Aug. Is" he said. "All OF the
men in the mechanical departments
will be represented, and the demands
for increased wages will, for the first
time, show the result of the activity of
the labor unions in getting the men
lined ID with the American Federation
of Labor. About $500 men will be rep
resented in the demands made"
When asked what the prospects
were for acceding 70 the demands Of
the men. Mr.. Melcher replied that so
far no specific demands had been for
and nothing would be known
until the conference was under way.
He added that, in his opinion, II was
no time for a demand for increased
wages
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
Up TO CENTRAL UNION.

If the comm ission does resCind the
ordinance, the telephone situation
will be as it was in early June. at a
standstill. as far as extension is con-
cerned If the Central Union com
pany wishes to push its ordinance
through, it will be for it TO take the
initiative and secure the names OF
% per cent of the voters at the last
municipal election so that they may
call an election on the matter and
settle the question for once and for
all
1t will be remembered that when
he matter was first under consider
alton, the commission asked that
people attend the meetings and eX-
press their views on the subject.
4 number of representative bust
ness men did so and their statements
led the majority of the commission
to vote as they did on the matter.
The commissioners are still of the
same opinion in regard to the mat
ter as formerly. and believe that the
measure is the best that the city can
hope TO secure from the Bell Tele-
phone interests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11

at the start and only three of them
failed to stay to the finish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-11
BILL IS INVALID?
Such Is Coming to Be Belief OF
the Commission on Tele-
phone Measure.
MAY REPEAL ORDINANCE
Records Fail to Show That Bill Was
on File a Full Week Before
Its Final Passage.

It has been intimated that the city
commission may repeal the ordinance
which was passed some time ago in
favor of the Central Union Telephone
company, because of the fact that the
ordinance was not on file for seven
days previous to passage, as is re-
CURED by the commission law. Com
missioner r. r. Reynolds, who has
opposed the measure all the way
through. brought up the point some
weeks ago, and apparently he is TO
be sustained in his contention, as the
records fail to show that the docu-
ment was on file more than six days
in completed form, previous to pas
sage. Therefore, it would not be
surprising if the commission rescind-
ed its former action within a short
time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

w. DCckie Whit has returnei
from AsalEHd WHERE she has been
u - her I.other.
$.sasss- meeting al Fulle-s ev-
cry Tuesday night
Jack CO!l:Hs=orth Is at the bed
side OF his mother. who is very
sick SIS. ..
Tom Gaines is very sick and
not expected to recover. His sons
have been 20 see him.
Mrs, Judie PeHdIetOn has been
visiting her sick father. Mr.. Gaines
Martha Boggs has been visiting
Louisa friends. IT.. IL.
Jammie Gaines is home for a
few weeks 49, -...
Ed Gaines attended the ice crem
festival al FalIsburg Saturday night.
Grs, Chas, Evans Is dangerously
sick in Oklahoma, They left here
about four years ago and have
been blessed with good health and
good lack until at the present time.
Mrs Evans IS a daughter Of Captain
Blankenship.
Mimic and Bob Gaines were
shopping in Louisa Saturday.
Mrs. SaCke Bartram Is visiting
leT mother, Mrs. A Waller.
Misses Lyma Adkins and ArtIa ha
Chapman are visiting in DOnithan.
Miss Minnie Austin has returned
home where she has been visit
ing her brother in Portsmouth.
Bob Gaines has been home for a
few days. XXX
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
soUTH CHARLESTON. ONO.

Miss Marie Moore has bene STAY
ing in Loados for some time.
Mss Bessie c0rdell is working for
NeComas a THIS writing.
Mss reita Boggs Eas calling on
Mas Nettis Iyin sunday.
Miss Nina Thomas IS going "a a
tip 10 south Charleston saturday
evening.
Miss Nettie Irwin vas calling on
Miss Grerta Boggs last ueek.
Mss Easlla Parks IS staying in
Charleston az this writing.
SIR. and Sirs ". T. BoEss al
tended church e Lisbon sunday AZ
tera00n. .-.'...... ILL.
1r- and Mrs. JohuIe Wilkinson
we're visiting relatives in Charles
ton SUNDAY. .-:.>.. H..
Selma school closed last Friday.
ism a".. .'.....-..
There will BE- preaching al Lis
bon on LincoIa's dya By Rev John
son0 ~.
Miss Kittls Beekman and MIS-
elena Stines make a business trip
70 Mr. keyes every day.
Mss Edith Wisseup Is going to
South Scion saturday night.
Mss Stella Grlffith vas calling on
Mrs. Fred Miller Monday afternoon.
We would ike TO read a letter
from Gaines creek.
Wm- Peterson. Who has recent
y moved to Texas. reports that ke
likes il Just fine He has corn Il
inches highr oats inches high mil
let ready TO cut and all kinds and
plenty Of fruit, peaches large as
hen eggs "
Oslo BOggs IS working for John
MeDOrman and is boarding al Rob
Whites. ..... T......... D..
w. T. BOggs has 50 acres in
corn and IS almost through plant
ing - ..
There are fine prospects for
wheat this year and IS looking Just
fine
Ctas. Parks. OF DAYTON, was Wis
ling bis father and mother. Mr..
anI ohm Parks SUNDAY.
Mss Sadie Hart was visiting at
Springfield last week.
49,. The Only Kid
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STANBAUGH.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred SIambaugh
were visiting the Iattsr's parents
Saturday and Sunday. ..
Mrs. W. F. Stambaugh entertain
ed quite a number of ladies Satur-
day P, N. Among whom were Mrs
Thomas Rice. Ms. Floyd Rice, Mrs.
Malta Williams. Mrs Julia Daniels.
Misses Emma Akers and Dora Short.
Miss Coon Stambaugh was visiting
Misses Sofa and Beatrice Burchett
Saturday.
Sophia Akers was shopping in
Stambaugh Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stambaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. Powell Williams we're
visiting their grandmother at Low
Evansville last Sunday.
c. h, Williams has the contract OF
hauling the material for building a
derrick At the head OF Toms creek.
where the company expects TO drill
for oil on Nat PiCklssimer's farm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

Hiss Lula Derefield, Of NoEgan.is
visiting her sister. Mrs. C. A.
HaVs.
Willard Bradley called on friends
al Oslo Saturday evening.
Mlt Bradley attended the festi-
val al Evergreen Saturday night
Misses Ida and Cora Berry at
tended sunday school at Deephole
sunday.
Mrs Dave Nav visited her par
euts. Mr, and Mrs. John Curnutss.
Al Trad. Friday
James {. Pigg and family we're
the guests Of home folks Sunday.
T. II Burtkstt. Of Deephole. was
mere Sunday. g..
Mrs John Wsllman and sister,
tneE, spent Sunday with their aunt.
Mrs. E8niee Nelson.
. Jack Short, OF YatesvilIe. passed
through here sunday.
Virgil r. Pigg vas calling on
friends and relatives at Cando sat
ardsy and Sunday
John Nelson and SIiIt Bradley al
tended Sunday school at Gait Sun
daE
Misses Bird and Eva Miller, OF
rorchlght visited friends here re-
Gently.
Jeff Spillman. Of osie, was here
Saturday. NobOdy's Darling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
LEDOCIO AND ADAMS.

The busy old stork made a visit
to the home OF Tom L FraIey ana
wife and left a fine girl.
]. S. Miller made a trip to VII
bur Saturday. ..
John Nelson. OF Madge. passed
up here Saturday.
J. T Swetnam passed down here
"Wednesday. ....
Miss Beulah B. Miller and sister.
Elva Pearl, attended Sunday school
at Castle Sunday. ."
Tom Moore is working at Brushy.
Belle wellmau vas visiting at
Lick creek Saturday.
Mander Ramey vas at Adams Sat
urday and Sunday
Miss Beulah Miller is eoutemplat-
ing a Tisit to Gallup soon. $685..
Mrs Lizzie Moore attended the
meeting at Matte Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Emma Thompson. Of Colum-
bus, Ohio. IS expected here to Wis
It her sister. Mrs A. H Moore. soon
Trtg Fraley IS moving to store TO
Hays and Deans old stand at the
Widow Rays place.
Gilbert Miller passed up our
creek SUNDAY en- rOufe to Brushy to
the baptiIing OF Garfield Moore.
Carson Thompson and ArIie Moore
attended Sunday school al Adams
SUNDAY. 10 A Card.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
BUCHANAN.

TIE Rebekahs OF this place VII
have an ice cream social Saturday.
arm a. the T. o. o. = hall VIII
begin Al fiFe O'Clock and lasi I'll
1880. Everybody cordially invited
70 attend
EdEard Bsllomy. clerk LAT this
place. visited home folks SUNDAY
We viii BE- praeticing for Chill
dren's Day soon
Thomas Talon. Who is employed
az independent Steel Co a. KenOEa
vas calling on Miss Mabel n Well
man Thursday and Friday
Ben Buckley and Bert Higgins via
it'd friends Al this place SUNDAY
Mrs chas Warren visited her
mother last week
Harm Berry Of Ashlau5. visited
this place the 2znd
Marie weIlman. Of Cailettsburg,
visited her sister. Mrs W r.
strother. 81 East Priehard.
srs- SamTa AtSoFsey wss in Cat
lettsburE. shopping yesterday
Ben Buckley vas calling on EliZa-
beth Williamson sunday
Myrt Truman. Who Is.s1 -tgiss with
her sister. Martha Kouns. visited
home folks sunday
Ms. Ira Jesse visited Mrs. Jas
Prichard in Huntington last seek.
Ms Jake Compton and grand
daughter. Pearl visited Mr. Dr.
Allen Prichard. Of MaEitg ~
Bertha Esfep has returned home
after attending X. \. c, az Louisa
last winter. "
Theodore Kinner was = business
caller in catlettsbuFE today
Nathan Ward passed here en-
route 10 Inez today.
Dr.. ~ c. Warren vas calling on
Lillian SeranaEe sunday
Mr.. p 7. d wallaoc.of L0uias.
Il visiting home folks
Edith Faulkner Is visiting her
mother 10 Ashland this pesk.
Green cartmel and Ella and
Grace Rlanton attended church at
Nj. Zion sunday.
SokaI breachL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
NINA.

Brother Calhoun preached an in
teresuHg sermon 10 a large audience
Sunday al the lover school house
on Cos, ANDY Wright Vas baptiz-
ed
Our SUNDAY school Is progressing
nLeeiy with Bro. Evans. Bro. sex
ton and Mrs- ReubeR Taylor as
traEhsrs ...
HIS Thomas Thompson and tani-
y have returned home after a tvo
weeks visit vI,h home folks a,
Farmers. Ks. 49,. ..
ME and Mrs. Reuben Taylor have
been visiting her mother and sister
on Blaine recently.
Clint Leslie Is very lOv al this
writing with rheumatism. ... .....
Mr.. Brank's family has moved 10
thsJ place. Their former home vas
KeHoya. " Va ..
WIN and John CLARK have left
here for their home on Blaine.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Leslie and
their son. Ballard. we're the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Taylor sun
day. 49,. .... .. ....=
Wesley Martin fell dead recent
y, cause unknown. he vas a
good man and viii be greatly miss
ed
Noah Burton. mine foreman at
this place, has gone to Carter eoun-
~ to visit home folks and rest a
while. -. ~ -.
We announce the death Of Bill
Harris, He vas son OF John Bud
Harris, married Andy Branham's
daughter. 49, -....-. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dos Akers visited
sam Porter at AlOnzo sunday
Forest Preston. Of AlonzO. vas
"a business visitor in our town re
Gently.
Married. on the 18th inst Leo
nard Ward and Lily Niekels-
You Know.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

uas = fine rain and farmers we're
pleased to SO il fan
A large acreage OF corn viii be
planted.
From some cause large per
cent. d the apples have blasted and
the prospects for an apple srop arr
not 80 bright as they Rere some
time ago.
Mr. and Hrs II. A. Rarelin. Of
Carter ooan,y. we're here last
Eeek
Adlai aHd Craze Jordan visited
friends IN Carter county last sat
lrday and Sunday.
John Hunter has been reported
quite sick the past feE DAYS.
Mr, and Mrs John HolbFook and
family we're visiting friends on
E.asl Fora iasi EeeE
Sir. and Mrs. Wilson Combs visit
ed friends az Dennis sunday. o
Mrs Hattie ] smmond was the
guest o. Mrs. kittie Jordan Friday.
J. K Woods has been Flowing his
RE preparatory to planting corn.
KiHner Dean Is visiting at Green
Smith's Old Lem
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
roLLYs CHAPEL

Died. Mas i4.Mont Large. son Of
Thomas Large. He vas laid to rest
IN the Adams oeHistery to await
the resurrection Mora
Ars. Ola wbb was vislteeInE HON
folks Friday. ....".
Mrs Matte Large was visiting her
daughter At Christmas las; week.
A. ID Ball and daughter we're
visiting AZ John Kitchens SATURDAY.
There win be church at this place
the First sunday in June Rev. STRAIT
enberg.
Jas MosIey was transacting bust
ness on Twin branch last week.
Dock witien and John Jordan
passed down Cat saturday. ..
Harrison Large. Who has been
very low with typhoid fever. is
improving
Miss Marie Webb entertained a
number Of friends Friday nightThe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
INEZ.

Mrs NCFarIin is here from Fort
Gay. W. Va, visiting his daughters.
Ms. Beleher and Mrs. Hall
Mrs L A Dempsey is very i'll
win typhoid fever.
At the examination Friday and
Saturday Of last week. there were
seven first class certificates. sew
en- seconds, one third and four fall
ures- -..
W. 7. Cain was here last week
from Louisa calling on friends.
Ginger BUskirk vas 3 business Wis
iting in our town Saturday from De-
long, by.
Bert Wolf vas here from Cat
lettsburg, KY, Tuesday Of last week.
We sorry 70 learn the death of
Mckinley Maynard, a lad about six
teen years old, Who was stricken Fri
DAY Of last week with appendicitis
and died on Sunday night
We had four fires in our county
last Monday. Mart Mills at the
mouth Of Turkey creek; Ed Parks
on the Fitch branch: Nan Justice
and Amanda Parsley here in town
There vas quite a large at
tendance at the United BAPTIST Ded-
ieatoTy al this place sunday.
J. b CTUm Vas here Saturday
IRON Crum, W. Va
Miss Hazel COPley was calling on
sister Sunday, Nora Hamilton.
.... Eden News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
saved CAl, From Death.

After our child had suffered
from severe bronchial trouble for
a year" wrote C. T. Richardson. Of
Richardson's Mills. Ala. I'VE feared
II had consumption. Ii had a bad
cough all the time. We tried many
remedies without avail. and doctors
medicine seemed as useless. Final
" We tried DIR, Kings New Discoy-
cry. and are pleased to say that
one bottle effected a complete cure.
r child is again strong and
healthy" For coughs. colds. hOarse-
ness. lagrippe. asthma. Group and
sore lungs, its :he most infanible
remedy that's made. Price soc and
sl.oo, Trial bottle Tree. GaaraR-
teed BY A. N, Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

best Of music and singing vss fur
nished.
Oscar Taylor vas visiting a.
James Compion,s last week
Mrs PAtty chaffiR. uho las been
sick for some time. Is slowly i'm
proving
Married. Nay Jsth. Cirrus Webb.
son d A J. Webb. 10 Miss ollie
Compton. daughter OF Henry C0zp-
ton
Nr Young vas visiting on Cat
saturday.
Misses Mamie Nosley, Opal and
Doya Webb we're shopping al
oyerda recently.
Mr. Bishop. Of Cherokee transact
ed business here last week
There viii be church a the Hcs-
brook school house the fourth sun
day in Nay b. Rev. Justice
Martin Wright Vas visiting al
Irish creek sunday evening
Miss HERNIA Kitchen vas the
guest Of Miss Marie Webb last
SEX
K B Chafnn visited his sister
1iu Gillian, sunday.
Jas Crabires. OF Messy Bottom Is
visiting relatives al this place.
Mr. and Mrs.. L. Webb and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bali attended
church Al Compton school house
sunday. = MayfloEer. ..:-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
TUsCOLA.

Albert Hammond and Marion F.
Jordan we're transacting business in
Louisa Saturday.
William HOlbrOoks. OF Hieksville
was here sunday.
Mol and John Savage and |. Fan,
min were here saturday.
Farmers are not done planting
yet.
The long dry spell ended with
rain Just as several had predicted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

They passed through Stambausb
with a Jog containing fourteen hun
dred feet and have SIN larger
ones 70 haul. ..... .... 40.
Nessrs, B. F. and r. B. STAN
b4ugh we're calling on the fair sey
Sunday.
Miss Coon Stambaugh entertain
ed quite a number of young folks
SUNDAY a. N serving strawberries
for refreshments.
We are glad TO inform he
friends Of Mrs. W. F. StambauEh
shat she Is very much better Of
rheumatism. from which she has
been q victim for almost four years.
The singing at the Mouth OF
FroghoEney vas quite a success
SUNDAY P. NJ
Hiss Clara Barker vas calling on
Mss Emma Akers sunday
Miss Coon Stambaugh is sontem-
plating a visit to her many girl
friends at Richmond. Ky. She viii
be accompanied BY her sisters-in-
law, Mrs Fred and Mrs. W. F.
Stambaugh. II.
Fred Siambaugh. wife and little
son. Regnold, ". F, Stambaugh and
wife, and Miss Coon Stambaugh are
pending visit TO Cliffeside. soppipg
on their sister. Mrs R, C. SPENCER
at Georges Creek. ny. y ~.
The people of this vicinity are
as anxious for it to rain as they
we're for il to stop raining last
month.
The funeral Of Samuel Stambaugh
and his daughter. Fanny. will be
preached some time during the
summer season The time has
not been definitely appointed.
Mrs RAY Stambaugh and little
daughter Ruth Rere calling on
their mother Monday
HOneysuCkle-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
Ii Startled the World

when the astounding claims we're
first made for Bueklens ATuica
SalVe but forty ears Of wonderful
cures have proved them true. ana
everywhere Il iE~uuE knoUu ~ the
best salye on earth for Burns. Bolis.
seAlds. Sores. Cuts. Bruises. SpraiRs,
sEeliinss. Eczema. ChaBpea Hands.
Fever Sores and piles. onyly s5e
a. A. u. Hughes.