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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
OFFICIALS GO IN THIS WEEK
New Faces will Be Seen at Court
House Thursday.
PERSONNEL OF OFFICE sTAFFS
couptv Hoard Awaits Action by
Judge Nay on Contract for In
terror Decoration OF Public
Building.

Officials elected in Omaha and Doug
las county at the general electloh o'
November Z, will take office THURSDAY
County Commissioners-elect Frank I.
Best and A. c. Hprte. republicans VIII
succeed County Commissioners Jeft W.
Bedford and Oscar ]. Pckard, democrats
The democratic majority Of four to one
on the county board will give place TO
a republican majority of three to two
Commissioners Peter L. Elsasser and
Tom OConnor holding over.
John c. Lynch, county commissioner
who holds over. will be made chairman
Of the board. The board then will make
its appointments as follows:
J. NJ. Leidy, superintendent detention
j. NJ. Calabria. superintendent court
Ed N. Robinson, superintendent county
Dr. +. ]. Schiller, county physician.
Robert Milder county storekeepel.
| w. II. Brandt, assistant storekeeper.
| John Larson, county carpenter.
w. f. Chrisman, county building en-
gineer. 80. -..-
William Britton, coupty hospital en-
gineer.
Board to Adjourn Today.
Under the law the present Board OF
County Commissioners must meet some
time during Friday and adjourn sine die.
The new board then must meet and
organize The present board probably
will meet early in the morning and then
adjourn until later in the evening In the
hope that Judge Day sometime during
the day will dissolve the temporary order
restraining the present board from letting
a contract for interior decoration of the
! new county building. If Judge Day so
acts the board will let the contract and
0 then adjourn sine die. II he does not,
: there will be nothing left but to take
. the legally required adjournment and let
the democratic majority die without let
= ting the contract.
In sheriff's office.
!; Sheriff-elect f. ]. McShane. jr., will
take office. succeeding Sheriff Bradley
Chief Deputy Sheriff w. A. Foster viii
!, continue in that position. The new en-
I ployes in the sheriffs office will beglr
!. work on the same day. They are E. w
], Palmer, bookkeeper; John NJ. Cahill
J TALLER; Miss Margaret Flanagan, stenog
y rapher; Henry Schroeder, James r. Mus
s grave. Adam Sloup, Gus Lumbrecht
"A John X. Mahoney, Jr'' JUG WAibH' NOii
4 McCleneghan, George Hauptman, and w
% A. Hanger, deputies. Mrs Josephine
Mcpherson will continue as matron o
4 the county jail.
d County Judge Leslie will take the plac
Of Judge william A. Redick of the dis
trict bench. Police Judge Bryce Craw
ford will become county judge an
!; Charles e. Foster will succeed him a
q police judge.
4. ID. NJ Haverly will give up his offic
n as county clerk and will be succeeded b
g Frank Dewey. who has been deputy theI
: for many years.
Frank A. Furay will retire as count
ct treasurer and be succeeded by Williai
81 G. Ure.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

DRY GOODS-The cotton goods mar
kets opened fairly steady with many
retailers In the market seeking domea-
tica 'fhe mems wear trade reports q
good demand for Chinoillas for fall de-
livery. Cotton yarns opened very quiet
With prices unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-CoTToN-Spot
closed; steady. lOc higher; middling up
lands, 9S5c; middling gulf, s.eOc; Sales
delivered ON contraeo, sS,5O0 bales ~. I1.
March, $3.50; May, 9i2c; July, s,ac;
August 927c bid; September, s;SOc bid
October, 9.&o; December, 9tS bid.
Cotton futures closed firm. Closing
bids: January. 9;0lc; February, 9.Tc;
March, 9.l7c; April, s.22c; May, $500; June,
2. see; July, sSsc. August, 9.A2c; Septem-
Der, 945c: October, s,52c November S'bSc
December, s,57c,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
N.,. NnrL NInneN Mnrket.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-MoNEY-on call
steady. at Sfa4 per cent; ruling rate, SH
per cent; closing bid, 81 per cent; offered
~ A per cent. Time loans, steady; sixty
Ssvs thirty days and ninety DAYS, 3Stai
neT cent; siX months, SA.d4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANT1LE PAPER-4A9
~ per cent. -. -
actual business In bankers bills at 81. SSad
for sixty-dRy bills end at 81. S635 for de-
mRnd: commercial bills, A.Sh.
SILVER-Bar, dste; Mexican dollars
acc.
BoNDs-GOvernment steady; railroad
steady. -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
Knnsa. city GraIn aud ProvIsio

KANSAS CITY, Jan, --WHEAT-Cash,
unchanged to NC higher; No. hard,
81 OO6Gi .O5; No, 3, 9ScdSl.O4; No. red, 9Sh
acc; No. 8. sS@97c; May, 9S1sgS2sSci May
CoRN-Unchanged to hc lower; No. 2
mixed 66GiS7c; No. 3 621Hc; No. white,
GG6I67c; No g. 62d63c; May, 64tc,
OATS-Steady; No. white, ls@4SiScS
No. mixed Ha4Ilhc.
RYE-95C
timothy, S2l.O0at22.OO; choice prairie, SiI.So
Mlb.O0.
BUTTER-Creamery, 3Sc; flrsts, sc:
seconds, S2c; packing stock, 2lc.
! EGGS-Extras SOc; flrsts, 2Se sec
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

NEW YODk, Jan. 2.-SUGAR-Raw.
ouiet: muscovado. 80 test, Lua4.i5c; cen
trifugai. ss test, A6iG465e; molasses, Ss
test, aS693 SOC. Refined quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
Landau stock Market.

LONDON, Jan. 2-Ameriean securities
onsned steady today Trading was quiet
bending the receipt of the Wall street
opening, but a good tone prevailed and
nrices ranged from y 10 y above parity.
London stock Market.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
oils and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Jan. 2.-TURPENTINE-
flRIbs lRRossfSW.Firm; HS.fSEn type F. E0h@7lo; G.
7.lOdl7. .l2i5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
s.. Joseph Live stock Market.

sT. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 2;-CAI1LLsE- Ls;,.
steeTs' 81. 506GS'oO; cows and heifers, $500
~IHiIoSGS~Receipts, 1900 head; market
strong; top ie2; bulk Of sales, SS.SVeVisaSS ~ ~;
head: market strong; lambs, SO0e6.S5s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
LiverpooI Grain MarLet.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. .--WHEAT-Spot
sssao srS sreh q 0 ga: Nav Is sld. ddg'yTes ypiS
coRE-spOL STEADY; American naked.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
''Christmas.
SUNDAY

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at
o clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Takes Stronger Position on
Higher Foreign News.
TRADE IS PARTIAL TO BUYING
win weather Conditions for she'll
ing Corn and Marketing from
Country n Large Movement
seems Certain.
OMAHA, Jan. ?. 1912.

There was a firm and higher cable on
wheat today and the market WORKED i intD
a stronger position. The general Ieehub
Of the trade seems Willlne 10 ls y,,st
the bearish domestic situation ana rus
reports from Argentine were given ihuCu
attention With prices firm the trace
and public are turning more favorably 70
the buying side. ,,.. a. ,,- shcu-
ing and country marketing laIse SoIE
movement o. almost certain anu He,tlhe
OF the future is the main iealuIe, Hn,
servauve bulls are waiting Tor sui t!lCi
depression In values before taxing Inc
Wheat started firm after the holidays
and worked higher on higher caples @ @ai.u
bullish foreign news. Cash wheat ""'
Corn Was steady to slightly higher IN
face OF bearish weather and sellnB lIts-
sUre Cash corn was strong on hght re-
celpts samples selling NC hlGnei ',oo -,
Primary wheat receipts We're "i,Vs ~, ~, uS
and shipments were 2S,WoV Dn', ,,a ~ ah,i.
receipts last year OF tooVV pu' az" ''''f
primary corn receipts were 100000 bu.
and shipments were 1lS,Vg pu', a. aus aus
receipts last year OF l,llV'VV p'' o''N "''F
Ciearances were 1000 bu. OF corn. 10000
bu. OF oats and wheat and flour equal 10
Five iiyerpool go closed sd higher on wheat
and I'd higher on corn ...-. ..,,,r,.d
The following cash sales were reporter
Wheat: No, hard, cars, sl'VlM, a. nj
SiOiL: car. SlOl; No. 3 hard, car sl,Ul .l
No hard. car, g9c. a car, 95c. corn
No 3 white. ! car, 5Oc; color, ca "a !
5sc; No. yellow, 2 cars @yAci ga, 81,
COO. No 4 yellow, cars, b9Ac' car car
5ec: 2 cars, bss4c; ! car, bsHci .Cdairss Cdrs
Sc: No 4 mixed 4 cars, 5Sc; J car oit1e
no grade, cars sc. oats; NO. ""''
2 cars, 4psc no grade. ] car 4oc'
omahn Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard, A0O'4gll.sss '4glss .si NO
CORN-No. 8 white, y95zGgOc; no.
White. 5sisa5sc; No. 3 color, bJtzag0ci ~
yellow 63ttd60i4c; No. yellow, bSgosisc
No. 3, 5oAg5s4tc; No. 4, 5faoeo' no s'au'
oATs-No. white, 4sikd 469tc; STANDARD
46lAd4G1zc; No 3 white. 4gg4eAe; 10. Sstc,
white, 45%g46c; NO. yehoN' "s"'VN
No. 4 yellow, 45lRdbAc. -.
BARLEY Mating. Sl.l5Ql25; NO. tee'
'RYE-No. 2. s91aa9O14c; No. 3. ss'E9ss'a'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
c.,,o. NNnrlret.

NEW YoDK. Jan. 2.-CoFFEE-No T.
Rio, i4lhc. Futures closed quiet; Marchr
"a 49c: May, 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

new 6s Cd. American mixed. old 6s ID
futures. steady; January, s. sad; Febru-
airy, Is Tad.
FtOtrR-winter patents. 21s Cd.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

STnITHSsleady; winter patents, $3.50
Ase: winter stfaights, 3.tvhSooi apflhs
patents, 'S5.1Cd5.so; sprins susignts, St,Ls
45J; bakers, S3.UV1A,li; spring pe'eh's'
Ned nj OD for the best haru.
KYhs-No. 2. S2ua2Hc. oo
HARLEY -Feeu or mixing ScnAlVV'
fair TO cnoice mailing, AlleAl.0
SEhDs-limOtny, SlZ.~a low Clover
AIiy39 81, s9,1TyiiISSIoNs-Pork. 1yiIS mess, per bbl,
Sl5.OOql5.5o. Lard, per 100 les, ~ ssS~19
slb snort ribs sloes Noose), $e'so
Total clearances OF wheat ana uour
were equal TO $4,000 bu. Primary receipts
were Tl,OJ bu., compared win 'sa'vO Ou.
,-istbis supply OF wheat In the United
states decreased l,i's,OJ0 bu. Tor the Wees
'rhe amount OF breadstufr on ocean pas
sslse ss,imated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat Is cars: corn, 46S cars oats, ~
cars; hogs, 0,VyO mead.
Chicago Cash frlees-W heat; NO: req
ylcaSl "; No. 5 hard, s4uJici No. north
ern, 81 uOSdllO; No. northern, N.VonLVs
No. 5 northern, SiOotii6; No; 2 spring
SScG1l.O2; No. 3 spring, &c9HlO; No.
sfpring S5fl3ic. velvet chaIt, NcWSl.u2
durum. s0caSl.Oo. Corn; No. 3, blg6l &C; No
white, 6lp4a62c, No. 3 yellow, blq1lAe
40. a 5i@5S7sc: No. white, 5Sa6Oc; No.
sS@6f4sshc: 10. 81 l6iAc. No. white, AK
4si[c; No. white, a5aiiatc; standare
Rye. 10. ?. s29s2iAc. Barley. SOcgN 81
clover, Si2bOQ2)bO Timothy, Sl2.O00l5.0
BUT'rEk-steady; ereumerles, lua&S
dairies, EQ3lc.
EGGS-Recelpts Lsei cases. Mark,
firm; at mark, cases included. lsO2o,
firsts, Edzlc; prime firsts, sa5Cc.
CHEESE-Steady; daisies, i6iaqlG9a,
twins, l6ai6kc; Young Americas. l6is
lSAc: long horns, l6lAdl6A.c.
POTATOES-Easler choice TO fancy.
d95c; fair 10 good, sSa92c.
POuLTRY-Firm; turkeys, llaiSlk
chickens, i20l3c, springs, illac.
VEALr-Steady at 7qlic.
CarlOt Receipts-Mheat, y cars. with
OF contract grade. Corn, "a cars, vi
Total receipts OF wheat AZ Chicago, Mi
neapolis and Duluth today were az cal
compared with Sl cars last week and
cara the corresponding day year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

Cen Leather bs..
&C. Of ~ j. a. S.
Ches. & ohio as
DO ref bs.........
chicago a. A. 3hs.
c. p a o. J. ta...
DO gen. ts.......
e. VI 4 3 p. d a.
c. r. J. A. =. c. Is
DO rfg fs........
sColo. Ind 5a......
Colo. Mid. A....
&C e. =. 2 a e as.
ID 4 H. cv 4s....
esp & r @ is...
do ref 5s........
Distillers 81 ......
Erie D. l. ts.......
80 gen. ts......
edo cv. A., ser A
do series B..a,.,
Gen. Elec. cv. Be-,
~. Cen. ist ref. a.
Int. Net. 4iAs......U
sBld. eeOffered.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

The following taole shows the average
prices paid for hogs al South Omaha tor
The last few DAYS, with comparisons:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

% Reading gen. ts.... osit
I2lihs. l.. A. e. r. fg. a. -
I0l4 DO gen. 5s......... sQA
s54st l.. g. W. c. g.. 1git
s4ls edo let gold e.. 81
"a g. A. L. 4s........ 9
g67s $50. Pac. col. 4s... glA
sz DO cv. h.......... ~
7gM do ist ref ST.. 80
ssn 80. Railway bs.....lQI4
7its do gen. 4s......... %
80 Union Pacific is.".l0olt
" do CIV. 4s........l02A
s7i, edo Let a ref. is 91
ssAU. =. Rubber 6s. i0i1s
ssA 4. s. Steel I'd IS l0lA
7liaVa Car. Chem IS 100
Ssl. Wabash tst 5s......ioiis
7si5 do Let n eN. IS. ssh
IS y Western Mr.. g.. IN
75k, West. Elec. cv. bs. %
1853 y Wis. Central S.. %
p6J, Mo. Pac. CIV. bs.... bsIs
sOAt Panama 3s ....,.".l0lS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03

SILVER-Bar, steauy, 70 S-loo per "A
MONEY-2d2% per cent,
iThe rate OF discount In the open mar
ket Tor short bills, SA per cent; three
months bills. Sla per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Again Strong to Ten
Cents Higher.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE TO TEN OFF
Fat sheen show Little Change for
the Day, but Fat Lambs Are
Generally weak 90 Ten
Cents Lower.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE TO TEN OFT

SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. ., 1912.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-03
stock in sight,

Receipts Of live stock At the FIVE prin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-05


not care to so to either place. us
Kansas, was good enough for him,
so that is the condition with lots Of
Kansas people,
We are expecting a bumper cor
and wheat crop this year since we.
have had three months steady win
ter. with twenty SHOWS, We have
had snow ranging all the way from
few inches to fifteen feet, and We
have several feet of snow now IN
some places, but it is disappearing
rapidly. we are looking forward 10
prosperous crops in the western
part Of Kansas, this year. they
have had an abundance OF snow and
moisture IN that part of the state
and that means a good crop,
would like to have good study
Kentuekian who is not afraid to
work to go on my farm and do some
real farming. A farmer could make
nice piece of money ON a broom
corn crop here this year, three acres
Of fair broom corn. will produce "a
ton of the brush which, sells for
$125, ITO $500 per ton according to
quality, Evidently that would be a
good paying proposition.
cannot understand why some
one does not want a proposition Of
that kind, have 4S0 acres, and
will lease all on any part to a man,
who means business. at a price that
would make him money
Any questions relative 70 infor-
nation concerning this prospect
.Rill De gladly answered on explain
ed BIT It takes litdo money to
sart business here.
Hoping everybody enjoys the
SHOWS as we dc Z ami worry truly
TIC Dg RToN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-05
NOTICE TO THE TWIN BRANCH
CORRESPONDENT.

Am sorry to have to say that
Keith the Twin Branch correspon-
dent of last week. made a great
mistake when they aaid r. A. had
gone to W. Va. to make her flu
ture home she has not why Is Il
some people of Twin Branch de-
light in writing lies to the BIG
SANDY NEWS, when it would be
Just as easy to tell the truth sup
pose they try to rate other people
as theselves. think II Keith
would quit wearing their Sunday
clothes for every day and seek for
some other higher employment they
would be more respected by our
good citizens 81 Twin Branch
There Is of no use for the Editor
of the NEWS to waste the space for
the Twin Branch letters If you don
intend to write some truth and moi
all lies. Suppose you think don't
know who Keith Is.
RUBY ADKINS, Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-05
. rNRGUs BEASCiL

Jay sulttts bas moved hack from
cabin rfoGk W va.
DOCK Rice haas moved back irop'
ChattarnS ~ Va. o1ppttug g
nrm
BIaine BAL took q short stay at
Chapman aud has moved baek
Hungarisua are also lnoyIng -
ttei.r NOW homo formerly known ps
che Elliott Aruett place
isaac Wallace o. mijeetic, was
calling ON old friends recently
j c. Short has returned from
chattaroy and preparing 70 farm
Mr. and Mrs David Han have
been on the slck list but are i'm
proving
Miss Beulah Post was visiting
Mrs Linnie Short Saturday night
and Sunday.
Aruett Pfost makes regular trips
to Shutdown
}. ] Jordan made a business trip
10 Louisa saturday.
TWO BLUE BELLS.
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sunny slpr.

Our community Sas surprised Il
the ringing Of happy marriage bells
SUNDAY March 2lth.
The contracting party were the
boautifdl daughter OF s J Webb,
Miss Fanny Webb. OF this place and
Mr. sam Childross. OF Coalwood, w
Va. Rev. Reynolds. OF Louisa offi-
chatting The marriage took place
on the Kentucky side OF Tug river
opposite Mr. Jerry BartrSms. After
tho ceremony the wedding party
returned 20 Mr. Bartram's, where q
boundiful ropast was served The
people present were Mrs.. Ollie Webb
Mrs Alice welman and Miss
Belle webb. siator OF the bride, Mr..
Chlldress tia groom's father, Miss
Mollie and Ivy Sec, Miss Minnie
Holbrook, and Mr. Sam Wellman.
Mr.. veo 500. Mas vee Ash. and
Mrs. Ida Cattle OF Lick crock. Mr.
Lyss wellman. Mr.. Harlan Bart
ram Miss Hazel Robinson. Miss
Marie soc. Mss Ida Bartram. Mr..
Emit see. Mr.. Arlie 500. Miss Will
via SEQ Miss Jean and Lotta See
Mas Clora SOC. Mr, Dave soc Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Bartram, Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie wollman. MIR. Guile
Webb, Mr.. Floyd webb. Mrs. Han
nah See, Mr., and Mrs. jerry Bart
ram. and MIR. JoEy 500. After din
ner tho bride and groom bft on the
evening train for coalwood. where
they Will mako their future home
Their many friends Wishes then
much Joy and bright and happ,
future.
ONE ALONE.
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n n an ! !. IN! IN6ijoIk&WsstsIT.


lg Port Gay Central Time.)
igiG q. ~ Daily For lSenoya.
iguntah. Portsmouth Cincinnati.
gouWbWs Pullman Slcepers to
Nlnt,nuau apH Columbus Cpnnec-
t,oH ya Vbitaso and ST. Lonia tor
tht Nost and Northwest
tt1A % m nblly For Columbus,
Cincinnati aud Intermediate stations.
Pullman Sleeper Cafe Car 70 Cob
pmbls Connei;s at Cincinnati and
columbus for points West
Nv 2.o2 H. ID paily FOR Will
!anis0n. Welrna Rncucld. Roanoke.
Lypchhurg norfolk. Richmond PAIL
maa slaapers Cate Car
$500 b m Daily For William-
son, Weloh; RlpSneld Roanoke.
norfolk Richmond Pullman Sleeper
10 Norfolk cafe Car
Train lohves kcnova Si25 a. IN.
Daily TOR Williamson. via Wayne.
aud leaves kenoya for Portsmouth
and local stations 5s47 p m Daily.
aud leavuB krnoya GOO a. M Daily
Tor Columbus and local stations.
/ For full information apply TO
". u. BENILL, q. 4. A.
W. g. SAUNDERS, Asst, Pass. Agt-
ROANOKE. VA.
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FROM DIR. TOM BURTON.

Hoisineton Kans.. March II, 1879.
near Rio sandians g.
Eisht Years AGO al 8.25 a m. my
| rain pulled into the station here
where / was met by an old, tried
tand true Kentucky friend, H. C..
wilson
was favorabIy impressed with
the town and its people. and / had
pleasant surroundings in the wa
son home. Everybody seemed busy
no oilers. and all kinds of business
seemed prospecting. / felt that /
had struck a lucky place, and was
content, but in a short TIME r7-
Ialized that ! too must get down 70,
business, SO began 10 arrange for
Ian olfice where l could swing my
shmgls and look wise duya passed
not an empty room could be loand
Ito / began TO despair Twice 7
packed my trunk ID it.Un u kep-
.uyEy. and twice my f.euds pee
.raiiea. oh MY staying Yielded on
April SO just. one month and Jan
3ayg after ] game TO Inc city ! sa.
eur one room. which / fitted a
r5- dottors utlIge. 80 on tine 25a
dar or April 1919. began business
hers ,u favor of the underwriters
Of t5af staid lin my htue clos
juHrtprs until FeU.. list. IyG6, when
moved INTO my present oilIte.
where Il nave remained now FOR over
Sax years
Bur salt Patrick's Day Is MY
anniversary in this ciiy, aud ! cele-
brate it more than any day in the
YEAR have had splendid time
to-day. and feel just years old.
When left Kentucky my friends
told me | would be back in six
months. but they all know better
now. often ask myself why
should 20 back to Kentucky
There is no real reason why ba-
cause this beautiful country win
all its resources and advantages IS
TOO great 10 leave. Hard labor is
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Sehbdale subIeet 70 ehan1e nIihouf not'os
tg,f,l. ,.. ,a,a

Effective January :, ipI2.
Local trains leave Louisa. south
bound. 1855 a. m, week days. and
5s2t y, m. daily
North bound. leave Louisa g.24
a m, daily. 1854 y, M, week days.
Arrive Ashland 1885 a, m. daily;
8 20 D. m, week days
To Lexington, Louisville and West
Leave Ashland 1906 ,. m, 4;ib
a M, daily Local, week days to
Lexington. 1910 n. IN.
To Cincinnati and West.
Leave Catlettsburg. express.
daily, E22 n. m 600 n. m. i2:42
y. m. Locals. ;3s a. IN. week DAYS.
l2:26 D. m. daily
Leave Ashland, express, daily.
4;37 a. m, 6;l3\a. m. 1900 p. m.
Locals. 5:55 a, m, week days. i2:42
p. m. daily.
Eastbound, Main Line.
Leave Ashland, express. daily.
1913 p. m, 1880 a. m, i2:3S n. m.
Local. daily TO Huntington. 12;46 ..
m; runs to Hinto. week days.
Local, week days. to Huntington.
S:45 .. m..t:32 am. daily virginlan
Railway points via Deepwater
&. J. JUSTICE. Agt., Louisa, NY.
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PLEASANT RIDGE.

The sick of this community are
bcttter.
Arthur Lyons who has been at
work on Pigeon passed through
here recently enroute to his home
at Olioville.
Willard Bradley was the pleasant
guest of Miss yirgie Large at Oslo
Sunday.
Noah Chaffin and family will soor
move to Twin Branch into the house
vacated by Mr.. Lyons. James Berry
and family moved to Hugh Sparks
farm. Jeff Newson and family hay
moved into the house with Mr.. Fer
rel
Sol May and John Nelson were In
Louisa Saturday
Misses Dollie and Gertrude Dam.
ron spent Saturday evening with
Miss Georgia Hutchinson.
Taylor Fugate of Little Blaiue
was here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Low Of Christ
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AM MY nnornrRs KrErrRs


And the Lord said unto Cain,
Whore is Abel, thy brotherg And ne
said / know not; am ! my brothers
keeper? And he said, What hast
thou done? Gen. 40 To the
voters of Lawrence county: When
you stand before the bar of God
aud he asks YOU Who're is thy neigh
Dor. how often have YOU voted to
grant license to open up saloons
and start destileries in your com
munly to destroy your neighbour
Then will you answer back Anil my
brothers keeper Then will ne
thunder forth;
Woe unto him that giyeth his
neighbor drink; that puttest thy
bottle to him. and makest him
drunken. Hab. 2-15. Then what
excuse have you friends you that
have endorsed the whisky ticket.
Stop and think. what an awful judg-
ment thero is written against those
that disohey the commandments OF
Jehovah, Then 10 the teachers OF
the county. Whore are thy pupils
that have been entrusted to your
care? Are you trying TO train their
young minds to shun the snarea OF
tho cigarette and the wiue enp7 Are
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. Program Of church Meeting,

Program OF the Baptist church
meeting TO be held with the Walnut
Grove church Johnson county, KY
the fourth saturday and sunday IN
April. 1912, beginning the Friday
before at 2. o'clock, p. m.
The introductory sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Porter. Dur
ing the meeting the following sub
jects will be discussed
How to maintain Christian fellow
ship, in the Church. Revs. John
Estey and Jesse Hampton.
Bible Sanctifieation and how OBJ
tanned: Reys Gorgey Lyon and
w. NJ. Suddith
What was the fourth Beast that
raised up? Revelation 5th; by Res
j. II, Yancey and Jerry Adams
The location Of Heaven, by Reys-
Paris Vanhoose and G. Miller.
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SHANNON BRANCH,

]. II. Preece's little son who has
been worry i'll for some time is i'm
proving.
Arthur Foster and wife OF this
place visited his father and mother
on Morgans creek recently
Miss Lissie Hall and John Chap
man, havc been staying with Philip
Preece for the past three years,
will be married at the home Of
Philip Preece March the 2s, and
will then leave for Pennsylvania,
where they will make their future
home.
John Reynolds passed down this
creek recently.
Mrs. Mamie Preece was visiting
Miss Patrick recenfB.
WRESTLING WILLIE.