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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

IN Ii. for the
kings of that time
were quite auto
cratic and capri
cious. The sad
ness might have
been construed to
mean n loss of in
terest in the king
and his affairs. OF
q hundred things
d~isapproycd 20
such an occasion
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
COMMITTEES Il! REPORT
CLEARS { STEPHENSON II [
LARGE EXPENDITURE or MoNEY
WILL, lsE.. ATTRIBUTEDs TO
THE l,H1MAHN SYSTEM.

Washington, D. C.-Witht the de-
c%laration that no instances al. vote
buying were. discovered. but with
Words of eensuTe for the use 81
sums Of money in his campaign
The senate Committee which investi.
gatel the election of United States
Senator lfaac Stephenson b expect
ed to report shortly after thi open-
Ing of .c0ngTess:: iss
senatof Stephenson, according TO
4; wells founded report hsf4 81 today.
win be fully, entitled to- hi seat.
The uses0f n ohgy In the 8tephen-
son campaign was! the result, 81 tie
Wisconsin primary syftem, y h was
al&imed IN the hearings;h iii: con-
domination of that system 3etthef IN
the committees report .soI W. mein-S
bers OF thescoilnsfttee on 1hss6oorsof
the senate KS not ifd6kodd 4.
The committee's SrspOTAEissn H.
ing written Its ss,u1bnfiSaoh tos1il tie
senators who heardssath4 ta1dmonys
Will be Only a. mItier efaa fehf days,
and II ID predicted that IT. viii beS
disposed Of By the senate sDetddifetn
. -
Or. Cox's Barbad Wire Ei1sm1nts
does NOT abdrn5z0ra eitsteE. t(Ilsy6e,
pain 4u,iise1I,,yy aa5ii.dh :.:: VIII not l,nfhef
uss sssass. III %sssIss sas;;
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

Dr.. Cox's Painless blister, price
Soc. Is absolutely pailIess and 10
%'nurantecJ for isir.vtu. gnrbs, splints,
rw.euey, etc. For sale by all.drug,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
NEW RAILROAD TO
RUN FROM MITCHELL
RESIDENTS OF BLUNT SAY THEY
HAVE QUIETLY SECURED
PLEDGES ENOUGH To as
SURE The LINE.

Pierre, S. D.-Residents Of Blunt
onfident that they are TO have
another railroad Into that town be-
fore the close of next year They
claim that "A local company which
has been working it has secured
pledges from practically every land
owner within eight miles or the pro-
posed limo from Mitchell TO Blunt
and that each one Will pay into a
construction fund 500 for each
quarter section OF land along the
line. That would be a sund of &c.,
400 Il mile to start with, and on such
a basis there should not be any
great trouble in constructing a rail
way line across a prairie section OF
the state with but little difficulty OIL
expensive construction work TO be
done on the line.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

All drugglsts sen DR.. Cox's Barbed
BOTTLES: Guaranteed to heal without
lt,I.i?g = Memteh, or money refund.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

sNddenlv CAME. Tie Elhg. whom he
served as confidential secretary, made
a banquet. the queen being present as
Well ~. Neiclniall and others. Every
body was smiling and Joyous. attired
in their silks and Jewels. but tho King
noticed that his trusted secretary had
u sadness which showed through his
smiles. Finding that lie was not i'll he
said that it, must be Il trouble Of hear.
and inquired as to what it was. 1t
was "a dangerous momcnt FOR Nehc-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

othing Is known OF tho proposed
road in Mitchell. The Commercial
Club officers isvc not before heard
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

rElII9alIAn'S PRAYER for Je-
rusalem and the holy inter
+ ests conferred there continued
for months before the answer
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

TO all OF Gods people for Just such
tesiings. The overcomcrs are devcl-
ol'ed through various experiences for
the Divine service.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30

co.LAsoRERs wlrA COP.

NehenIah tV-OeC. ).
''Tu'ch Us, staHI fast In lie 10th; quit 30!
l!lSs men /. IL stEoap.''-l Goyi1thid;.s .rri, IL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Il Is TO Be hoped that many
Kentucky farmers are reading the
letters OF Prank c. Carpenter IN
the Sunday Co0rler~loornh. in
which he Is telling some Of the
things that are being accomplish
"a by scientific farming Mr. Car
Penter has gone 70 the fountain
head Of Information Tor hts facts
He is selting his data IRON the De-
partment OF Agriculture in Wash,
instoU, Otherwise il might Be sos,
Petted that he had taken T.
wriIlag fairy SiOrteS-
. Il may b dttneOR for some Of
our EeRtOCky farmers 10 understand
how southern boy could grow sSS
bushels aud three pScks % corn On
a single acre Of land how twenty
BOYS in South Carolina could raise
l,TOO bushels Of corn on twenty
acres; how numbers Of boys all
over the south have made records
Of more than ice bushels 70 the
acre in corn growing in States
where the average % production Is
twenty bushels To the acre or less,
These things are not easily I'M
aerstood BY the farmer Who Is plug
gtng AlOag. more or less cOatented-
Y. in the same way that his grand
father did. about the only difference
being that he has not Improved up
on his grARdfAther's crop records
because he has allowed his land to
deSertOrAts.
Mr., Carpenter has, been looking
intS the archives % the AgricOltGr,
al department. pretty thoreushly an,
he tells Us that in the PASt tour OF
tive years scientific farming has
added hundreds % millions Of dol
lars 10 the value % the Americas
harvest. lie shows trNm the ia
lures, official and tndlsRataNle, thA
the corn crop in niue SoatheJy
States in the year lSls vas h,ggel
BY lSSyeee,eee bushels than n,
crop % The year previous -,
SogIA in ISl0 raised ORe-lAIra .
all the cora in the Uailed states
Cod old M, HaaRp Is dead, ha
his oNTO clubs are marching on,
! He0SGCSS has DcJ eeea As PrNgres
SiyS in these matters As the South
era States have eeSa. but Ken
I tuCky Is waking UP, and the bSys
cora clubs are getting busy in ever
part Of the COmmNRSeAlth, som
sOO1 rNooCNaS were made las, yeAI
ms year there will - better ~
OCds and more Ot them. and ate
ANAtls the AODeS, farmer Who
tArMiRS Oa the Sa,eauoyiAR PlN
vii sit ~ aud take notice
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16
N&!N6ijaIk&WRHn


Lv. Fort Gay tCeRual rime)
LIE A. A. DAlly-For KenovA
IrontOn. Portsmouth. Cincinnali.
Columbus Pullman sleepers .
Cincinnati and Columbus Conneo-
tons via Chicago and 81 Loais fuF
the West aud Northwest
l:0t p NJ Daily-E,or cOlumhuA
Cincinnati and intermediate stAtlona
Pullman Sleeper Cafe Car 10 Cos
umbuS Connects AZ Cincinnati ana
Columbus Tor points West
Nv sses A, u. DAily--Eor VIII
hanson. welCh. Rlustield. Roanoke
LynchburE. Norfolk. Rlehmond. Pun
man Slcepers Cafe Car.
2:N0 p. n Daily For willtsm-
son. welch. Rluefield. Roanoke.
Norfolk. Richmond Pullman Sleeper
10 Norfolk Cafe Car,
Train leaves KenoSa si25 A y
Daily for Williamson. via Wayne.
aud leaves kenova Tor Portsmouth
aud local stations S;t5 ?. NJ Daily.
and leaves KenoyA see A. ". Daily
except sunday Tor Columbus And
local stations.
For full Information apply 10
W. N BHVII.Ii. a ?. 4
NJ y BRAGG, 7, 2. 4. RoanokN We
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

A little pair Of worn and dOS~ear-
ed baby SASeS arrived In Lexington
the other day TrNm Missouri after a
wandering trip Of over Ice yNArS-
during which they have travelled
fully SC.eee miles, always tOlloWtUs
the st0yS, They have been on the
teeI Of about SSN babies dUtUnS the
six generations froGn the yN&r leSS
when the shoes were made,
Andrew Merrill, = Revolutionary
soldier Of the jersey Line" AZ,
ter serving seven years. came e.
Kentucky WAsa the final victory Ma
NSa at Yorktown and sesIled in
Clark cNGRty. near the HStin line
There he married al Mss Oldham,
and in due course GUtle NtChOsAS
D, Merrill needed a pair q SANeS u
t0ddls ArOaad in, Ills father rALsej
the hesfsr, tanned the leAthcr aud
stitched the Shoss With his OWt
hands. His sO0d wife handed tAeSs
down 10 the "TtrSl SNR~ u every
generation Of the family AJaUcAes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

TsS business man Who SAVES a
dollar or two a year BY using
sloppy and iaArttSStc printed STA
tioaery. such As letter heads, Atll
heads statements, tNsS, etc,
stands a chARcS Of losing hundreds
BY the impression u eAeARHsSS and
and ssinSineSS tia, Ne oOaveyS u
every nan Who sees any % IL Moth
ing PAYS 80 well - neat business
stationery and the dtftsCSSNe In
CO.'S over the 0ShSr kind Is to- snail
To consider, .. .....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

SrsSa a katie, qua. tin can. rusty
nAtl. fireworks, OF q any other IA,
Jare, demands PCNaps treAtmeat
NsA sscGleas Arntca SAlyS 10
PVeyeaS Mod pNsSOa o. gAngUene,
It's the quickest, SareSS helAer tor
all SscA NOSnas a. Also for Raras
Rosls, SoCs, skin EapTsiSDs, HcEe-
ma, CaAPea Hands. COrns OF Piles
sSe a. A. NJ HGgAeS,,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16
ROCSNN ElRN.

Mrs Eana Red vas VtSiuRg NrS
IVA ellison SATURDAY,
Miss Ola OrDNapeO Vas Visiting
her SISTER, Mrs DSa stone, Fri-
DAY,
Mrs Mary Gjesson was visiting al
NsllAra NgNrcs Sunday,
w SeES sorry 10 hear 81 the
aoAsA ~ Mr. ana MrS Ran, ReN,
rAeS len Aree OAtlareN - mOaru
liza HNggs wNs visiting Als sister
Wary McNre sunday
ne slOFG visited David oOrSAen
ana wife ana leN a une gia ~
ceAlly, Nv fSlNaaa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Mr., Un6crScCa and Mt. Clark have
met The SAATPeSt test to which
thetr leAdershiP has yet been sub
ieCted They have carried their
point in spite Of Mr., BryAh's oPPO-
sisiOa and have prevented party a.
vision. Furthermore they have add
"a materially 10 the country's b.
lot that the Democratic party, un-
der its present leadership. can
Distinguish between cOnditioa and
a theory. -. -.
The WOOL schedule, a. approved ~
the caucus, Is In accOrd " i'm the
DemOSFAtic doctrine OF a tariff Tor
revenue only, Il should command
the solid support OF the Democratic
members Of the Senate and can Be
opposed BY the Insurgents Oaly
through the abandonment Of the
principle On which they hAse their
rigAt 10 exist
The Speaker and the chairman 81
the WAYS and Means Committe,
have Ecp, their heads, and. unaer
nc sHga, PrOyOcAtiOn, their temp
erS In refusing 10 play politics
they have moved NPpreciAhly near
er the grade % S,a,eSmanShip, An,
craftsmanship, At the PreSen; Esszs
eat, Is a Sorely needed qualify, u
- doing, they have 6een IeCoAa =
80 counter to the viii Of Mr., Rry
an.
Il remains TO BE determine
whether Democratic succeSs in Isl
OF a theoretical declaration 20
tUee WOOL appears TO the gentlema
frOm Nebraska to be the question q
larger moment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

route to the residence % Richard
Brown. where she Was N&ittog On
a patient. a negro man stepped out
IRON the shadow OF a telephone
pole, aud seiIiUg her BY the arm
and waist attempted 10 drag her
behind the SEED house Of J.. ;
Wilson aud Bro, On Winchester str,
Miss CONtin fought the negro
ana screamed. and in the strUggle
10 release herself NON his clutch
Is. scratched his face and bit him %
the arm several times, The negro
finally released her and ran in
the direction OF ClayVtlle, a negro
suburb, Miss CORhR made her way
70 the Brown home, where the
alarm. was given and the police
were sGOn on the soene, but we're
unable TO set a trace Of her as
SAilAnt "...'. s......
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16
Chesapeake s Ohio ~.
ssAsesls Sssisss 10 SAsAts ui,As-i asilea


Local trains leave Louisa. south
bound. 7;9S a N. week dAEG AnA
Ss2t .. m. daily.
North bound. leave Louisa s;1t
q N. daily. ASA ., N. week aAyA
Arrive Ashland lO;aS q N. daily.
S:20 ., IN. week dAya
To Lexingtca. Louisville aad Wesa
Leave Ashland i;O5 D. N t;tS
q N. daily. Local. week days -
Lexington. 1880 q m.
To CinolnnAti and Wes0
Leave cAtlettsSurE. sEpreas
ally. tss a N. sSla q n. l3;t1
Pm Locals Sst7 a N, daily.
l2:2s ., m. daily.
Leave Ashland. empress. daily.
t.37 a. N. ss2s . N. Zee >. -
Locals. S:Ss a. IN. daily. la;ta ,
N. daily,
Easihoasa Nlals LlaA
Leave Ashland. express daily
s;SS .. N. ~ 20 n m. l2:aS = =.
Local. daily 10 Huntington. li;te ,
IN: runs 10 Hinton week dAys
Local eAny. 10 Huntington. sstS
.. N.
S1 JUSTICE. AEsal
/ Louisa NJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Tss aeTSlA-OsSaAteA iaA reCeR,
sSSse stated tia, the teSAcSS CrNa
i SASgt II the zSSal amount rAisea,
We Sslseye IAAs The OSSpatcA Is
CtsAI ne prize last year Is cAas,
Tag Tie farmers - alAaS = lNuSer
erNa ~ cNra and lsSS ,NSNccN, Tse
Rstoe tAS war SSy ~ gSSa AID
ANSe SAS Uahse il nay - the
CtssS ASss AaysSS il NNa(a y
SNte ~ VssG, an ScrS Sr two, then
10 the prize + sNS ~ N0e viii ~
hart @sCA, SoRaose the pEsCS q
Sa'lse j. bSW Nse ySNr TIA, dos ~;
secoSSArtCy saeAR he prsce NNSlt
~ tNN SoxS se&sNA- TAe lNS .,
S&Fqly and &ezaAa4 regulate prSCSS
81 all the RsAzsS IVA tan ana rsSl
Il anyhow,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16
~ Mlnn,. INnl.llas.,

the aalisepsic powder to shake into
the shoes, Makes tight or new
shoe teel eayss. Relieves painful,
swollen. tender, sweating, aching
teet aud tAkoS N sting ont Ot
oorAs and eaAloaS Sold every
where. aSc, DON'T Nccep, any sub.
slitaeN sample FREE, Aadrsn. Al
len :, olmAasAa. IL Roy. " Y,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

0weRshOCO, Ky, June ,-raoos-
ands Of farmers, together With No
men and eAldUea, were in, the to-
bAccO fields before S0artSe this
mOrniug and remained there unul
sandoWn. setting cut tohAccN plants
following the rSia Of Monday night
Tue Green River section vas visit
ed by a rain that will mean thNas-
auds u dollars to the farmers
There hSS not been more than 50
per cent. ot the tohAocS crop PlAU,-
sd, and there had not beSU a
season for more than two weeks
sixty per c,UI % the crop will have
OSeU planted BY the end Of the
week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

{, J. Hail, nail oArrtrc trOa Green
AZ 10 Wholesome. Ky, NAs arrested
Monday evening and taken BE-
fore lNdge wOmAcE uPea a NOS,
shocking charge MED by ais wife
and sNR-in-lAS named Alexander,
AccVsed RiS 81 having taken adj
vantage % thru o. his daughters.
one % whom Is OaE twelve years
u age,
Hal, Who SAs represented by
Jade RArtiR waived examination
and WNS SSaa1 over 10 the grand
ipry under sl,aes SoRd which h
Vas unable - give,
HALL, NAO = a nan u about q
Or 50 ycArs % age moved 10 Green,
sR cSaS0 tCSSz Ssoyd county, Jhs
sane STATE, -lUOn,OaiAR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

We take CAsS SesAOa ~ exS
PTNSSsss ear ss&rsteR thanks -
car S.ASy frseSAS ana SSSSAhas Who
- kindly assisted ~ aariaS TIE
SlcGsosS Aaa &cN,A ~ Ssg SAAy,
rNeSr scls ~ GS1aoSS via ever
" EN@osasesS1 Nay 6OA sleSS wa
all Mrs, NANCY aAll.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

A large supply Of vegetable mat
ter In the soil Is absolutely ueces-
sary In the production OF good crops-
1t not only gives to the soil the
essential physical conditions, but
the supply Of soil nitrates Isl
largely dependent upon It's decay
In systems Of farming where many
OF the products are sold and lit
tie stock Is kept IL hecomes diff
cult to keep the supply in the soil
sufficient Cor the best res0itsg,
In the usual systems OF rotation
there are often opportunities be-
tween harvest time and seeding time
OF the crops employed in the rota-
ton 10 plant some RAPIDLY CROWNS
crop to be turned under TO increase
the supply OF vegetable matter,
Such crops are Known as catch crops
aud who're they occupy the land
during the winter also receive the
name Of cover crops The USE OF
such crops may add greatly TO the
producing power Of the soil, while
about the only expense involved Is
that Of the SEED. CoWpeas, soy
beans. crimson clover. vetch. rye
and In fact any crop adapted to the
SEASON, may b used for the purpose
hat % course the leguminous crops
are 10 be preferred A. they also
add nitrogen directly to the soil.
C0wpeas grow rapidly and Il soNr
After wheat or oats are harvested
will give a good growth Of vines 10
pillow under They may also be sow
In corr al the last cultivation and
while not interfering With growth
OF corn at all. provide considerable
greea natter by the time the corr
l. reAay 10 harvest Where crimson
clover will succeed Il ,s a most val
liable catch crop, as most Of ia
growth takes place in tall ant
early spring The common practice
Is 10 snN il In the corn. usaall,
daring Angus, a. the shade u th'
cora plants seems TO protect th'
Young clover and Il viii suooce,
better than Il soNR without a aurs'
crop Il viii make considerable
growth by the time the land
10 b. PlOWed in the spring an'
serves as a cover crop also. crimson
clover ia good nitrogen gatherCr
RYE l. undoubtedly the most PoPa
lar catch crop, and justly 50 I
should b. uuscd in all JAscs Wher
the land would otherwise lie bar
through the winter, except IN III
case o. tall plOVcd scotland I
not only Sin add vegetable matte
to the s0il. but viii prevent ii
loss BY leAchlng and WASHING Q
the plant food already therc I
may furnish pAsturagc when N
land Is ia such condition that tram
ing, viii not tature Il, but Il Shout
I not b. allowed 10 grow too large 3
E the spring before being turned uy
= der OF isjury to the following GRO
{ nav resall g..
Crops Of Weeds NAV b. ggrRc
q under Wuh good results frcQuentl
, bat Of cOaurSc should never be a
= loved 10 sred In fast every q
lpcr,QRity to add something To n
a sou in this Say should be taken a,
\ vantage o. Soils With plenty I
II aGmusa and vegetable matter
= ;hcm seldom fail 10 produce pa
n ,ng crops e J. Kinney. ASsts
4 ant AgrORomts,. College Of Agriru
I TURF. NJ, state University,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

PtttsAurg. Pa. June s. verdict
Of sIe,Nte WNs awarded against the
Baltimore and Ohio rsilr,ad In tay-
OF % Ms Minerva r. ROEgSss. Of
MoCshssd, Nv c ", ROsSess- the
husband Of the PlAiRuft, VAS killed
Ia the produce yards o. the COMPANY
BY a Baltimore and oaio engine
June :. lsa
ROgsess had cone here Nth a
car load Of chickens and be wAs in
the yAuAs hooking after his car
WAea the accident occurred The
Case NAs hoard BY ludge Cohen in
common pleas court, Davis eea,Oi
Red. shaw. smith and Real SNS at
tNFUey Tor the plaintiff TAis WAs
the sscond trial, the tirst one ~
SalSiRg In a disagreement
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

TIE nSSSoa-GlASScSe futile at
tSaPs 10 legtslAts a tArtiOR ~ the
republican party into CNatiaued
supremacy cost the STATE s2l,NSts
Here are u sSSsreSs esr ateu
~ SeaSerS 0SStCers and AttAcAes II
the senate 2,SlSs PER aton q;
@s1hegs. NsncsEs and attaches the
sSase> S,aSSS Ntls&ss 81 members .
ssaAle, l,SeaS mileage u members
u ASSSa 1,taAs cNatiaSSaI sxp,eass
~ ssaAss, l.Seas CNsSlaEsat en-,
PeUseS ~ HOsSe, &,eAaS iAai,SC tSro
SeaSsOsAl ARarORStA,ea, lS,eStsRgta'
Tag exc, 2ysss Grand total. al
asa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

After an illness Of several months
NrS Carrie Nation died Of PSrests
in the hospital at LeaNeOworte,
Kan. she was, native KeataekiAn
and it Is said her first husbands In
ehriey caused her AntipAthy for
the saloon,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16
west VIRGINIA NHCHDORS.
NSWS FROM COUNTIES JCST
ACROSS TaE RIVER "
WRST VIRGINIA,

Mrs Martha ESrEGSSa Widow q G,
W, Ferguson aSocASs1 has SesD
very SICK tor several weeks Her
rSsc0ysry Is doubtful ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

ERGE TRANE, EEEG l0fS EREE
SCALES Al W, v, RNSeESa', cNaAuA
~, every SAssSAAy, vANsS va wal
nAa i've ssSSk - Ivy ana NNysSS -
saS> a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

TIE legislature accomplished ROth
ias On ScCOunt % DemOcrS,ic %,
slrScttNa tAcSiSs CereaO Advance,
PSSy the peUosrAtS Nsre not able
u geS in a little ''NSSsrUctiOa' seV,
.sCal yeArS SsO>
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Sixty-three persons were killed,
seventS-five wounded and a proper
" loss estimated at 100000 Vas
sustained as the result Of an earth
quake which visited Mexico City
early Wednesday morning
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Paris. KY. June S,-l.ASs RtgAt
about > 0'elOSk As Miss Helen Con,
lin. trained nurse, VAS rStsUaiog
trOm visit To a drug store sa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

James Richardson, a ls-year-old
negro. was found guilty Of man
slaughter at Newark, O., for his
completely in the death OF Carl
EtheriRgt0n, KeRtOekian.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

ElaHsr Davis was given an indie
terminate ssntenCe on a double
charge % RAPE, The week befNre
court convened Davis yAme 10
Raiutsyille 70 set saNPScaAs Tor
his WiSRgSScS Tue sheriff and
deputies happened 10 ~ busy and
Davis vas given the authority TO
execute the SuepocnaS While do
ina this he Is alleged u have
committed the seCORd RAPE When
his case VAS called tOtrtl he had
aOsAlng leD but 10 throw up both
hands aud eeg for meUey The
jury NAs not much iRsliRed 70 shON
aim merry On SCcouR TOT his Goa
due, aRd the raaRces are that he
Ntu spend Ia boAsI ten years in
the Psaiten,iATy -PAintsNtlle Her
aid,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Bedford, Ind, June N,--Onder the
foundation Of a house h0iUN before
the Civil War and mors thaa Aree
feet from the top Of the ground.
w0rkmen to-day eRgagSd in raEins
the structure found a pint OF liquor
in an Old~time bottle Il VAS 50
age6 il VAS As thick as maple syrup,
Judge Il, H. Gary. head Of the
United states Steel Corporation, in
discussing the absorption Of the
laid emphasis on President R0OSe-
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
velts approval Of the act The
witness proclaimed ], PierPOnt Nor
gan As the godfather % the trust,
The actual hanging Of Roger Var
ren. the negro eRoyict Who Was
hanged in the yard Of the Franklin
county Jail on May Is, cost the
State Of Kentucky Just $llS,Te> ThH
amount includes the shipping, and
erecting Of the SCAftOld. taking il
down and resAiPiag it and sOms
other little expenses
sheriff Buckley received a var
rant Tor this sum from the State
Boston. Mass One OF the mos
unusual petitions in a divorce cas-
ever known in Boston and one tia
made every lawyer and official a
the county court house take no
tioe. was that contained in Ii,
dtvOrce complaint Of Mrs Berth:
schwartz, Of this city, agAiUS
David schwartz in which she ask
for the custody Of her aRSOrD
child.
Mrs Schwartz SAYS she takes hi
step 10 prevent any attempt % n
husband to obtain the custody 4
the child. which Is sOoa 70 Be eovS
afler the div0rCs Is granted
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16
DIR. A. p. BANFIELD.


In office u the tim. Lives -
ofres building. Practies-EAr. w.
Noss and Throat
have furnished rooms for -
tents who have to remain -
treatment or operation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-16

Col. SoOit stevens, aged -
years, town marshal OF Olive Rill
vas shot about { o'clOck sunday
afternoon BY Calvin Phillips, c a
o. section foreman. The two men
were good friends hut SocOrdias
to our repOrt, sunday they we're
drinking more or less during the
day. and In the evening Stevens
wanted PAillps 10 80 after ore
liquor. which they were obtaining
trOm point jus, outside the cor
POrAtiOn, This Phlllips declined
to 10, WhereuPOn the officer b
came enrAged and. il is said, drew
a nil Oea PhlliPs In an attempt
10 make Aim comply with his ne
quest PAillips dreN his revolver
aud nred. the shot tSkins effect
in stevens head, causing death
within about thru hours from the
time he was shot r.
PAnipS surrendered TO the Na,
IhOrtties, following the shooting
Il Is said there we're no witnesses
10 the affair, the men being alone.