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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-12-15
Subtle Warning of the Divorce Ring

IS. One way, Of course, would be for the grass
widows~te~weaf-half faeHR4ai -sss+ Mari
ma Delgado Parke thinks she has hit upon
a plan equally good. Divorces have become
so common and people have way of asking
such embarrassing questions that the divorce
ring seems to have downright excuse for be-
ing.
She flashed the new symbol in the salon
of a Chicago hosiery the other evening, and
Immediately became the center Of a curious
and admiring group. This new specimen Of
baejooterie was worn on the little finger Of
the right hand, and the intention is that it is
to be warning to ali those people who have
genius for saying the wrong thing. 1t is
the outward and visible sign that the wedding
didn It fit, and hence the ring is removed from
the third finger Of the left hand to smaller
finger on the dexter and more masterful hand.
It is danger sign designed to steer the con-
versation into the smooth channels Of met
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-12-15
FIRE CAUSE OF PANIC
IN PICTURE THEATRE

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec. IA.
During the close of the last num-
Der, a picture film reel in the Amer
can theatre in Phoebus, Va, caught
fire and exploded, setting fire to the
building and throwing the audience
of 100 persons into panic.
The theatre and an adjoining
building were destroyed, but all of
the members of the audience escaped
unhurt, despite the mad rush
through the exits.
The building was a frame struc-
ture and burned rapidly.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-12-15
TWENTY SPEEDERS CAUGHT

LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. IA
Twenty Lynchburg automobiles
were caught Sunday afternoon by
Amherst county authorities for al
legged violation of the State speed
laws. The cases are to be tried be-
fore magistrate at Amherst Court
house Friday.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-12-15
India Dunbar Seen Through Democrat
icEyes

With unequalled pomp and pageantry
George v, King Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and ireland, was at Delhi pro-
claimed Emperor Of India The cabled de-
scriptions Of the great Durbar convey to the
mind an impression Of magnifcence
such as eyes could behold without the mind
being thrilled by such evidence of wealth and
power.
But those who saw this spectacle Of splen-
dor with no intellectual vision of it's real char
acter and significance carried away with them
an impression which, however pleasing, was
wholly false, says the New York American.
For, rightly viewed, the spectacle was not SO
suggestive of kingly power as it was of popu-
lar sovereignty.
The gorgeously aIrayed and gem-emblaz-
oned princes of India were not there to pro-
claim he power and supremacy of Chandra-
gupta or an Ascka of their own people, but to
subscribe themselves subjects to alien rule.
And who was he to whom they made obeis-
ance! great conqueror who had shaken the
world with his power-a Genghis Khan or a
44ttfaerfarts.a
lsASO, IHGIGlS' q uuUUcet, SOH1CW IHCUlOCIC,
but well-meaning, gentleman from the banks
of the Thames who serves as a pleasing figure
head Of the power and authority exercised by
the enlightened people Of Great Britain.
It is because the people Of Great Britain
are educated, self governing and progressive
that they have been able to substitute the
edicts Of the British Parliament for the insti-
tutes of Timour as the governing force Of In
dia S ignorant and caste-bound Millions
One Of the features of the Durbar-the
finest feature from the democratic viewpoint
was King Georges gift Of $1,6O0,OO0 for
popular education in India. There was more
real royalty in this gift than in the gem-decked
crown on George kingly head.
With the education of its people the star
Of India some day may mean something more
than a decoration
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-12-15
PAPAL DELEGATE IN
PHILIPPINES DIES

MANILA, Dec. 14.-Stricken with
peritonitis, Monsignor Ambrose
Agius, papal delegate in the Phil
.ippines. died suddenly yesterday.
Monsignor Agius had been recalled
to Rome, and it was reported that
he been selected to succeed Cardinal
Falconio as papal delegate to Wash
iHgton.
The prelate was stricken immed-
lately after attending farewell
banquet in his honor.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-12-15

TRIANGULAR COLLEGE DEBATE

WILLIAMTOWN, Mass, Dec. IA.
Arrangements have been conclud-
ing. for the annual debate tomorrow
night of teams representing Am
herst, Wesleyan and Williams col
leges. The election of United States
senators by direct vote of the people
will form the subject of debate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
EVERGREEN.

Rev Ka1se and family have re-
turned home from johnson county.
where they have been visiting rel
ariveS-
Carl Busssy. wife and children
sPeut last sunday with With their
mother. Mrs. Mari shannon. OF
Lick creek.
Mrs. William GUssler has arriv-
e from Huntington. With the in
FAINT son Of J. L GussIsr- The chang
uAz made for the benefit OF the
baby1s health. The little fellow IS
doing nicely, ..
Ms Cora HAYS has returned home
from Gallup. where she has been
visiting her sister. Mrs George Fort.
ner. . ...
Ms Lila Adams and Mamie Ad-
ans were shopping at Busseyvills
this seek
Dr. W A HAYES vas called TO
.Irad Monday on business
There will BE- a festival al the
EysrEreen church Saturday night,
Nay the Seth Everybody cone,
Don JfOrget the date.
c. c c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
ADAMS

several from tAis place attend
I'd TIE ice ersan festival Al the
DEy Ridge saturday night
Dave Adams Of Neaas branch. Nd
VISITING friends here Sunday.
Thsre Nil BE Charrh Al this
Fl1ee SATURDAY nigAt and sunday
b. Rev. X, G. FArley-
Mss Gypsy HAYES E1S visiting hsr
hSosheT, NJ. L s HAYES SaEday.
Mrs Kate EsSsP. Who has seeu
SICK Tor sOuls tine, < improving.
v A Castle Is Our huSslius aux
ssr
Hahsrt Berry, Of Enen- vas us
s'iag frisa1S here sunday.
To0 CGruutJs and Aiy5a Shc-S
E3sssd UP Our ereek sunday.
ROosEt Akers and Frank LOusa,
Of Ellen atlsaSea the Saaaly seACOl
Al Shhs Pl1os Sandy.
NiSs Jalia COPlsy. OS this place.
sSs-'eG hsr SISTER, Hrs SOAn Moore,
Sayar3sy.
}OAa N, CuEnut's. vile AID II
tls dasSESer. Gayle. p1sSed aauu
Our crssS Sarday.
Dave lus,ire, Of Matte. vas here
Tuesday.
Mrs JOAu Waller. Of Blaine. Is
Ntsstisg her father TAO1as Fra,
ley
Finley Thompson and Ryer~tte
her-y were vtSitiRg Misses ILIlie
HAS ana Rsssse Carter Sanday
NssS Marie Moore. wAe has Sesa
vtsiuaS her sister Al RicA Srssk. tOS
The rs, lev DAYS. has rosarsea 10
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
NElDs RRlxcH.

Mss TeIia Stewart returned home
SUNDAY night from Nolan. W Va.
Ehere she has ben wiih her sis
ter, Mrs- S,epp.
Ms Mile Hickman attended
church al Naryis eaarJh saturday.
Jim Slart came doEu from Van
Lear and spent Sunday With bis
family.
jim Wagner Is having a fine
store house built on this place.
uhieh vii add msch improvement 1,
his farm
Lys Swan has his nil. 81 up and
Is saving every DAY.
M Justice vas Up from Louisa
a feE DAYS last Es-k. seeing 10 his
timber Job.
Mander Ramey a Floyd county.
boy, Eas VISITING Mss NeIlia stuart
NSundfy.
Hilary Bo-aeFs=ai Ulysses. vas
oIAxhe branch sunday
Axe Adams Of Adams. vas visit
ing fEss2ds here SUNDAY.
LaEren6e AkeTs. OF near Irad,
Vas on the branch last week.
Bascon Boyd. from Georges creek
vas visiting his grandmother. Ms.
Johnson al this place. Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Ina Preston and Alva
BurcheIt. Of Forks Of Georges creek
attended Sunday school here sun
DAY, Also Mary Ramey from near
shannon branch ..... ...
Several young folks from here al.
tended church al Blaine sunday. .
MAnasr Ransy vas calling on
friends al LOUIS Saturday.
.... ... .... Darling
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

ing his son R. W. vinson at this
place one day last week-
sherman Parsley made business
trip to Donithan last sunday
Mrs. Alya Castle. 81 SyoRe Braneh,
W Va. is visiting her eOusiu-N
c. p. Lykihs-
C. W. Bands automobile has
arrived
The young men q this piure have
orEanilsd a bsas bail team and are
ready to meet all oOmers. ANY
team wanting game write 10 R
W. vinsOn. TOrChlight, ky
Mrs. J. {. Bussey. Of Louisa. vas
visiting in this vicinity last week
Attorney ". 7. Cain. OF Louisa
vas here on professional business
last Tuesday.
A SUNDAY school vas organized
here last Sunday. and the prospects
for a good sehol are very flatteFing.
Everybody is cordially invited TO
attend.
We hear that Mac. Summons vin
teach the public school Al this place
Mr.. SammoRs i one Of the soE;
tsaeh.rs in the county and the peO-
pie Of Torchlight are to b congratu-
lated that they have procured his
services
Several OF the people Of this
place have purchased stock IN the
BasseyyIIle on and Gas Co.
The Misses Chapman. Of GaIiap.
we're shopping here this Week
Mr. and Mrs John Moore. Of Vim
sou. we're also shopping at this
place
I Miss BABE Isaac vas visiting here
I this Usek. .
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Holt. Of Bus
SEVILLE. Uere hers Wednesday .sEOp-
ping and visiting their daughter,
Mrs ,. d. Marcam. RI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
GALLUP.

Mss George Harris. who has
been sick for some time. is better
az this writing. ..s.
Ms m- Childers was visiting
Mrs. Cora Mcclure Sunday evening.
Misses LAURA Hammers and Belle
Shiyel visited Miss George Harris
Sunday.
Misses Maggie Beleher. Dolly Ad-
kins. Lizzie and Corilda Chapman
and Arnold Childers, Edward Gray.
and Joe Chapman attended church
al TOrchIight sunday.
Don c Belcher. Who has been at
tending school at Fallsburg. has Ne
turned home.
Dave Vaughan, of Charleston. vas
here Monday.
Dud GiIkersOn IS able to be out
again
Ms Frank Chnders is on the
sick list
Fred DObbins Vas visiting a.
Georges creek Sunday. ....
sam Frazier, Who has been work
ing at Chestnut. has returned home.
Arnold Chnders was visiting his
friends sunday.
Sine Gukerson made a business
Jrip 10 Louisa last week.
Mrs. Cyrus Rifle was visiting Mrs
7. S. Mcclure Sunday. b."
Mss Maggie Belcher spent Sat
urday night With Misses Lizzie and
COTilda Chapman. ....
Mrs, Eugene Hsnsley is on the
sick list. ..
Ms J. H Mcclure visited home
folks sunday. 49,.
James DObbins purchased a fine
span OF mules from Aug snyder,
recently,
Ms. Alice Cooper returned 10
her home al Fullerton after a
months visit With her parents,
RsvSnd Mrs. Rifle. ...
Mr. snd Ms. Leonard Childers Vi:
tied Mr.. Chlder's mother Sunday.
Haary Hammers was visiting Dud
GilksrSca sunday, / c I.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

to waibridse. The L. s inspee-
Tor has reported favorably- Hurrah
for Fields
Y. b weIlman and Porter Hem
sley showed Johnston and Jeffries
fight last SATURDAY. With sunshine
shadows Il Vas quite Interesting
for the boys.
B. J. Galloway. civil engineer for
LOUISE Coal Co. purchased a very
fine horse from James shannon. Of
Louisa. costing him see.
DR.. Ira wellmAn keeps the roads
hot 70 Donithan. and Karl Comp
ton Is carrying mail on star Route
to Doai,Asn- Kari sa-s he sould
rather b postmaster
Chas. Haus has moved into his
neN house.
A stump uas down Saturday and
Sunday from PAintsxiIls. Ehere be
Is ensasde in overseeing some
NOrk on the c and o.
Wallace Collins Is uaekvaIking
for c. and o. FROM TOrehligh; to
TuHnel siding
Mss Gypsie Thompson. Of Lick
Greek. vas calling on Misses Fan
ME and Jock Sc. SUNDAY.
Mssses Ethel and Minerva See
Vers shopping in LOUIS last week
We are PrOud Of - Uncle Dock
Miller able % b. out again. and
G0sble IS stiIl Improving
Airs sam SEE Eas visiting her
daughter. Mru. Chas HaEs. this
e l. Burke and Fred Samhnons
are farming heavy this year.
Mack SammGus has his fine bOust
Eiosy finished Il certainly Is q
ssss.ssz l==s.sisg home.
Remember SlRIay school sser5
sunday al 10 a. N TON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

were the guests Of Ms. Bellies
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Mid
daugh Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. julia Mckenzie and littIe
daughter. were calling on Ms
Mchenzie's sister. Mss Susan Bow.
SATURDAY.
Harry C0nley and Bruce Williams
Of StaffordsvilIe we're here saturday
Miss Ollie Duncan. Of Van Lear.
vas the guest Of Miss Fanny STAN
bAagh Sunday.
Malenth VanhOose is very low and
IS not expected to recover.
Hervie Sizmbaugh and sister,
Fanny. started sunday for Hazel
Green on = pleasure IMP. They
vii stop al MGrehead TO see their
brother. Werner Stambaugh. who
has been attending college. and he
Willaecompany them to Hazel Green
Mss Anna Pelphrey vas visiting
Mss Mabel Pieklesimer SUNDAY.
Violet
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
DANIELS GREEN.

Married. on the It'll inst at the
home o. the bride. Miss Eliza Kelly.
Of this place. to Mr. John B. DiA-
mOEd. Of smoky Valley. We wish
them a long and happy life.
Mrs. Hester Thompson vas visit
ing her brother. on sand branch.
SaUnrday.
Mss Tirgie Carter. OF Dr. Ridge
vas visiting her cousins. Carrie and
Matte Carter uesday night
MissaS Lena Bishop and Stella
.ChAfna were the guests Of Mss
Matte Burton quite recently,
Misses HAlel Curnutts and Tes-
Sc ChafIn attended the meeting on
Irish creek sunday.
Miss Ollie Thompson vas visiting
Mrs. Cora Derefield, Thursday.
Bin Carter is very in with ~
Phoia fever.
Misses Elizabeth aad Tlda Ber-
" attended church al Gait Sunday.
Misses Maud and PhrORiA Dia-
mORd. Jessie Hayes. Carrie and
Matte Carter attended church al
lrisA creek Sunday. Two Skiddos.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
PLEASANT RIDGE

Several from Jhis place attended
eharyh AZ Twin branch sunday.
Miss Clsya Carter. o. Oszs. pass
ed through here saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nay attended
the festival at Dr. Ridge saturday
night
Ariie Dcrrfisld. Of Morgan. Us
visiting bis sister. Mrs. e. A
Haas. sunday.
Sink Jordan. o, Trad Vas bus
iness visitor here Monday.
Miss Gee Hutchinson Vas shop
ping In Louisa Saturday. =.
Charlie Ferril vas the guest
Of his sts,re. Mrs. Jeff NevsOn at
Peter saturday.
virgil r PJsE visited frieads al
R1sseyviIle SUNDAY.
Mrs Georgia Roberts. OF Little
Blaine, spent saturday With home
folks.
r n Hutchinson. attended the
pie mite al BASKERVILLE saturday
night ...
Grover Combs. OF CHRISTMAS. vas
here saturday. 49,.
Miss Hannah Nelson. Who Is At
tending School at Fansbars Is ex-
peCted home soon
Willie Diamond. Of smoky Valley.
vas here Tuesday.
NOSOdys Darling
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
GALLUP.

Rev. Cyrus Rifle filled his regu-
lar appointment here sunday and
Sunday night
Mrs. Deliah DobiHs made a busi-
ness trip 10 Chestnut Monday.
c. r. Brown was visiting at Inca
lAs; week.
The sick in our community are
better
Miss Laura Hammers visited Mis-
Blanche Preston sunday
Miss George Harris is on the siek
list
ohJn DObins. OF Chestnut. visited
home folks saturday and sunday,
Misses Gorilla and Lizzie Chap
nan and Belle Shiyel visited Miss
Georse Harris sunday
Miss Ants Cox visited Miss Nag
Gle Belcher sunday
James Dobins made a business
trip To Patrick last week.
Mrs W. N. Childcrs vas calling
on MIS-. 7. S Mcclure Monday eve
ming.
Arnold CAlldeTs. Henry Hammers
and Fred Dohius visited bud Gilker-
con sunday.
Edward 5 GRAY. the operator Sas
visiting on Grifnth creek SUNDAY
night
Tom Back visited James DObbins
Sunday
Mrs.. John PrestOn's children arS
very slck With whooping cough
Bar wellman makes regular trips
10 James Dobbina
Miss Nora BLACK is visiting Mrs
Jessie Chapman
Don c. Belcher. Of Fallsburg. Wis.
tied home folks Thursday.
sirs Guy Preston and Tennis Dob
bins vere shopping in Louisa last
week. D."
Arnold Childers ana Edward GRAY
were on Griffith creek THURSDAY
evening.
saw milling Is all the 20 in OUT
community al present
Nrs T. } Burgess visited Mrs
". NJ Childers sunday.
Edward Gray Is doing quite 4
good business fishing
Rye Straw.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
ToRCBLIGHr

Nay iQ.-c. V. BartsIs. Supt. Of
The Louisa Coal Co. and 4. ,. u.
Marcum we're business visitors 10
Huntington last Friday and Satur-
dAy.
Wallace Collins and L A. Dsikeg
we're Visiting friends Al waIbridgs
SUNDAY.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Rit-
tenberry. last week. fine boy.
Mrs Gordon Coburpe. Who has
been very sick. IS now much improv,
ed
The liz. children Of Mr. Henry
Galloway Of Graham. Va. are Wis
iting their uncle, b, j. Galloway
Messrs, Howard HAYS and wal
hoe Collins were In Louisa last Mon
day. taking the third degree in Ma
sonry.
Jas vinson. Of Louisa. vas visit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

II IL Johns, postmaster. Who
received a severe injury b. an s1-
PiOSi0a u a TORPEDO frOa the Wheels
Of a passing train. Is nas improving
any. Il Is thought that anPuSattOa
VIII have to take place
ThsSS win Be baptizias At
Waieritge sunday, A large at
Tendance IS expected
Our sunday school Is a suecssS
We arS glad To seS 50 many q
The parents Interested ana taking a
hand with the little ones,
Everyone Is carried aUay with
the Rural Route vhteA vas pssi-
toned TO start ir0n wsle-idss post
Stfioe. thenSs AZ Three Nile. oa
the cid railroad bed. making il al.
most a mAeademllSd rad to the
head Of Grimm. theme down DOas.
than To Tug river and dowa said
river to Crit Sc. thsnee across to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

There Vin - church al this place
next SuudAy morning. BY Rev, Cop
lev.
Mss Tilda Cyrus visited home
folks recently.
J.. ", Bradley and daughter. Bes
sic, pAssed through here en- route TO
Louisa saturday.
Miss Cordslia Page. Of Meek. Nv.
vitied frisnds Al this place re-
Gently. ....."
Mss Mar,hs Roberts ras in lou
"a Friday last 49,.
Mr. and Mrs Bud Diamond and
daughter. Nine, we're Al George Dia-
aoads Friday ...
George Bradley called al J. n.
Roberts Thursday.
R B. Hutchinson Passed through
here reCently.
Misses Emna Nancy and Irene
Pickrsn visited a Joe Hutchinsoa's
Wednesday ana Thursday.
Mss ToIa Diamond was calling
on Mrs L u. CoPley. rsceatly-
Edgar Diamond Vas in LOuisa Fri
day last.
Ms Willie Belle Muney has ~
turned home from Ashland. whers
she has sssn visiting her sister.
Misses EsSs, Pearl and Ella Bur
.chetI and Sae Pig called al J. n.
Roberts sunday.
Mrs, san Dodson. Of Louisa. call,
ed on her sister. Nay P5tkren san,
day FOrgetnenOl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

A touch Of rheumatism, or a
tEinge Of neuralgia. whatever the
troable Is, Chamberiafn's Lininsnt
drives away the pani at once and
cures the complaint quickly. Firs,
application gives relief Sold by
A n Hughes. Druggist: and Lou
ia Drug Store Co. ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

her home.
Mss Matte MeKinstsr visited her
aun' Emma Castle. the other day.
g ! More made . business trip
to Brishy Monday
Nrs- Esther short. OF Brusby
as listing her son. Mat shor-las.
Eeek
Mss BTilla cOpley vas tbs, guest
last saturday.
OF her cousin. Mss Seena Berrr.
Mrs Pearl Caraut;e and HilIs
daughter acre calling on Ms. VIVA
Moore thursday. ..
Wondering Jew. b.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
SITkA-

lack Thompson. travelling sales
u2n- Of Louisa Vas here Wsdnes-
DAY, salliag on our merchants
Hurbert and Fanny .Stambaugh,
Crate NaahOOse acre shopping in
Paialsvilie "Wednesday. .s
Mrs SuuA SEblsJts, saleSlady AZ
Vaa Lar. VISITED home folks last
week b..
Ruthara wi;tsn yiesit3 AZ Red
Bash Sunday.
Tommy NanhCOss srelt saturday
vita friends al Van Lear.
Nr.andNrs. Belle. a PSiutsvlle,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
1t stArtIed the World

when the astounding claims were
first made for Bueklen's AEnica
Salve. but forty ears Of wonderful
cures have proved them true, and
everywhere il is now known as the
best salve on earth for Burns. BOils,
SCzlds. Sores. Cuts. Bruises. Sprains,
SEellings, Eczema. Chapped Hands
Fever Sores and Piles. Ouyly Csc
a. A N. Hughes. ... =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

Never hesitate abos, giving Cham
berisih's oagh Remedy TO children-
Il contains no opium or other narooe
les Cand cAn be given With implicit
confidence As a quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible; ii IS unsurpassed
sold By A n Hughes. drugEis,sand
LOaisA Drugstore Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

MoSh-r Grsy's SWeet Powder faE
Chil.lfen- ..........
Relieve FeyeTishnsss. Bad Stom-
Eck, FsSihing Disorders, move and
regulate the ROuels and are a
pleasant remedy for Worms Is
Cd By Mothers for - wears They
asyer fail Al al Druggists, sc.
sample FREE Address A 5. DIN
stead. lie Roy, y Y. .......
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
Rye Straw

John d, Rockefeller would 80
broke II he should spend bis entire
income trying to prepare "A better
medicine than Chambsriain-s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
diarrhoea. dysentery or bowel con-
plants Il IS simply impossible. and
% says every one that has used H.
sold By A Il. Hughes. druggist. and
Louisa Drug Store Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
Ladies Can Wear SSo

one sine smaller hy using Allsn's
EOot-Ease. the SutisePtic powder for
sNelle, teasrn. aShiug feet. It
Essss talking 4 delight. relieves
eorus and buntess 90 all pain. and
gives rssS and comfort SOlt every-
where. sSS DOat accspt any sub
stiSute sample FREE Address.
Alien $ oImstsad. lie Roy. NY.
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VIII Make the season 1911 at G. c.
sWETNATS BARN, WILBUR. M.
SO TO INSURE LIVING COLT.
Money due when colt IS fOAled. mare
parted with or bred elsewhere
without consent.
bESCEIPTION AM PEDIGREE-


Max Ledger. lr.. Is fine black.
Is hands high. heavy name sad
tail. fine style and action. He II
yery fine form and finish. and for
disposition and style l challenge
competition. For saddle and har-
ness he is unsurpassed by any
horse in Kentucky. The public ID
invited 10 call and see Max Ledg-
er. Jr,. as all viii be pleased. and
viii readily see the advantage OF
breeding to a horse possessing all
the valuable qualities.
Max Ledger, Jr.. sired By Naz
Ledger. be By Ledger 1855. Vol
;, sire Of Bell X AIS 10. fourth
weeks handling. Ledger E, PAGER
asa al ; years old. Kentucky
Prince 2.l5; he BY Crown Chief
lSSs, sire Of Roland 2:2S; BY Nil
ford NznbrinO: he BY NAmbrino
Chief IL. sire OF Lady Thorne l:1S
IL. wOCdford MamhrinO s;2I Ia
and many Others, Ledger's dam
Kate Livingston. BY Forest Ten
pie lSS; by Edwin Forest: second
dam Madam Temple. dam Of Flora
Temple sis IA: third sAm By
Tom CrOwder: fourth dam By Bell
founder: NTH dam BY BAssinger.
Max Jr.s dam vas Maud By Ericsson
Wilkes; he BY Lyle wilkes: he
By George Wilkes. the best bred
horse in KsntnCky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19
4 RarrIar,. AxfaI I'D

may no, ParalyTs a home 50 con-
plstely As a mothers long Illness
Bat D- Kings NeN Life Pills are a
splendid remedy for women They
gays me wonderful benefit in con-
sGFatiOn and female trouble. = wrote
arss NJ c Dunlap. Of Lsadin. Team
Il ailiHg. try them 25e Al A ~
Hughes ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

Ch2IbsrlAin's Stomach and Liver
Tablsts viii clear the sour stomach.
sEestsa the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
fi0W q gastric iuiOs- thereby induc-
ing gOd digestion Sold b. A ".
Hughes, Druggist: and LoaiSA Drug
Sore Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

hrA.s rszahisg fron o.a.ElA AAl drives
away acSli in the Head quickly. ResaOsss
~ Se1sss a T1Eta and S-1ell fun IN
- ssS. q DseEgirls q ky nkil Liquid
Cl~.E Rlln flr - n aAonirGss IS ca
NJ krulAsrS = Warren S,ress. New Iosk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-19

should euhrf o lhe-,
Dr. Feres Treatment VII privacy Of
your Own home His FavOrfs Prsserptioo' 4. 800
hundreds Of thousands, the worst a -
Ne 0n medicine Of rs had product Of regularly t,i,s
Inc oaiy food enough that
sredaf On rs outside heres secrecy N viii ~ .x,
40 'onoi and no hahltOrniS
49, "slne sasrs Oaer substitute.
Sl1 your heath Write to MOrd Drpnsary Nes n
v Fierce President B1fllO, he sayicr r-S - -