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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
WILL GIVE CONFEDERATE
CURRENCY TO LIBRARIES

WASHINGTON, May ia-Confederate
currency seized by the union army during
the civil war. which mas been stored IN
the archives Of the Treasury department
for nearly thirty years. viii be dlstrib-
uted by Secretary Macvesgh to repre-
sentative librarians in each state. 1t was
announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
VOTE TO TEACH WIRELESS
IN CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL S

CHICAGO, May s-with the sprovsi
Of Mrs. Ella Fsss Young. superintendent
Of Chseaso schoolS the school manage
nent committee today adopted 6 recon-
mendation Of the teaching Of wireless
teiegraphy IN the public schools The
cornnittse voted 10 authorize the inseaIis-
tion Of the first wireless equipmsnt at TIE
LAksvie~ High school upon ths request
pf Principal Benjamin T. Buck-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
BIG BEoUEST FOR SCHOOL
OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE

BOSTON, May 1o-A fund Of s7saoeo
for the Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology was provided for in the will Of
Charles II. Pratt an attorney OF this
city, which was filed for probate today.
The fund was designated by Mr.. Pratt
for Pratt school for naval architecture
and marine engineering. providing that
the technology trustees erect suitable
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
Brandt Ordered
Back to Prison

NEW YORK, May io-Foke =. Brandt.
former valet TO Mortimer L. schiff. was
ordered sent back to Dannenora prison
by the appellate division Of the supreme
court this afternoon The court vas
unanimous in dIsnissing the writ OF
habezs corpus granted by Justice Gerard
to Brandt. who has served five years of a
thirty-yssr sentence for burglary in the
ftxst degree
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11

CHICAGO. May IA weil-dressed man.
believed TO have been George kamp Of
the Elm hotel, ST. Louis. was found dead
on the tracks Of the Atchison. Topeka a
Santa Re railroad on the south side 90
day. It h believed he was killed b N.
train
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
The National Capital
Friday, May 10, 1919.


Considered nisceilaneous legislation
Interstate commerce COMMITTEES reported
favorably on Senator Clspp's bill Of iading
measure.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13
Bexablt keine T1liete tnebr.

Sd babe 6 bubble 2otg in Der Qairer
9eisbts Serraee. Q 8lods bon Der Scs
bin Sill : 9~trnbenbabn; einise NIT
prdhtisen @hattenbdllmen. &a1enb
fir SoIde. Die iid elm Seim niht fir
8dar faufen f0unen. @ir iino bebilfs
li6 beim gm1 eines SauIes, unb beguii@
gen uns nit tleinen ab5ablunsen all
Smls unb Got. Cine iebr leltene Sfe
ferte. bic ~beionbers iolhen angenebm
iein ipiro. bic etnert mdbigen @eroienit
ba6en uub ii6 bod elm 9eim griinben
mDdten. Son itrebinmen 2euten bers
langen mir Ii cine nomineIe ab@
5ablung, iaeen mir $500 bis
$4,000, alto fhliebli9 ni9t mebr,
tpie fie fir elm semietetes 9ars
be5dblen. 8ir beiorsen AUDI bas &as
pital gum 8auen fir Solde, Die fdon
eimen Bauplab baben, felbft tpenn bieier
nod ni9t gang abbe3abIt tit. 6. $.
Sobsfinion, gisentiimer. 410 9ifs @e=
bdabe. altes SeIepbon 1145. @ub-
nungstelep1pn $3.50.
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Die @abl in Matne.

Die @abl in bent Nea<@nglailo-
Staote Moine golt in SrG1ibent-
l6oftsmablen big iebt imner, ebenlo
pie oie @abl I'M @taate @ermont,
als cine @orberoerfunoigung oer
Natlonalmabl. Na6 ibrem 4usfaa
Iogten Die polittiden 3ei6enoeuter
oorans, iper inn Script gum grdit-
oenten ertpablt meroen niiroe. 1no
tie tauidten iid) lelten oarin. Oles
Deal ltegt Die Sa6e NIT Moine ober
anoers. gigentiimli9e 8uItdnoe
m Dem Staote laiien oas Greebnis
Der Staatsnobl BORT ols ungeeignet
crideinen, I'M BON INN auf oas
@rgebnts Der Nationaltpabl All i6liee
BEN. Sn Waine botten bet Ser les=
ten Staats-@a I'M Sabre 1910.
Die Demofraten geiiegt. Sie botten
oieie alte tSo6burg bes &epubltfa=
ntsmus uno Grobibitionismus i'm
Stnrm genommen unb nt6t nur oeH
8ouperneur uno Die meiIten Meit=
glieoer Der Staatsregierung erpGblt
ionoern audi cine Mebr5abl Der
2%egislatur : Mitglieoer. lin Nun sic
Oemofraten tpieoer 5u periogett, ber-
einigte iih in bieiem Sabr ales
mas repubIifaniib bieB ODER gebei5
Ben bette, gegen iie. Man fam iber-
Elm, Die Stellung Der Yortei gun
Nationalmabl IN oieiem 5taots=
mabltampfe abiollt feline &ole ipie
len 81 laiien nnb 10 ltanoen oenn
5ortidrittler uno 9%onierpatipe felt
oereint gegen Die 9emofraten. 9as
&eiultat NOR, oaB bie @epublifa=
ner iiegten, ~aaeroings NIT iebr flei=
men Waioritaten unb Bluralitdten.
Run ober, iopie Die Staatspobl por-
BEL lit uno Die 9emofraten beiiegt
1nb, gilt Der Soft opiiben ben feino-
(ifen republifoniiden griioern ni6t
mebr. @uf Die 0ationnlmabl bot en-
feinen 8eaug, 90 iteben iih Yro=
g%reiiipe nno Goniernatipe i1roff nno
feinolid gegeniiber. llno 10 fam
es immerbin fommer1, oaB Maine,
in Dem ioeben Die &epublifaner gs<
iiegt baben, I'M SCRIPT oemofratiide
Braiioentidofts : @ablm1nner err
pdblt.
Son uns anti : Brobibttioniiten
fann oas @rgebnis Der Staatsmobl
tn Wdine nur beoauert neroen. Die
Repnblifaner iino BORT itets ste Ser
fedter Der Hrobibition geneien llno
Der Sieg Der Demofraten Dor 5wei
Sabren mar gu einem nidt geringen
Eeil als elm 8roteit gegen Die Bro-
bibitfon an5uieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

ntgu1tg gebt nun oabtn, oteie israe.
litiibe 2dnbbepolferiing, Die nod
Dem 8ereinigten Stooten fomltt,
m1d bier Dem 2onbleben nno ser
2anomirti6oft 81 erbolteh uto oo=
NIT ni6t nur Die l1eberfiiGung Der
@roBitaote nit oieier @inpanoerung
gu beieitigen, ionoern ar1 oie Gin
nanoerer oortbin 5u lenferL mo- Tie
unlerm 2anoe bon Dem grobtmogli=
den 0ltten iein uno it6 elei15eitig
lelblt cine pinidensiperte grt1ten3
aufbauen fonneu. 9as lit ein emit
l6ieoen perniinftiger 8lan, IL. ipertl
man itd Aau6 porerit nod nidt gang
uber Die @ege einig it, olf oenen
er onr6gefmbrt perben lon, miro
man aud in oieler &iniidt balo gu
praftii6en &eIultaten fon1men. @s
tit %angeregt poroen, in oen rod
uneri6loIienen 4derbougegenoen I'M
ieres 2anoes eetpaltige isroeIiti16e
Sarmfolonien an5ulegen, gu oeater
man oieie @inpanoerungsflaiie bon
europa aus binlenfen min, - 10,
tpie auG anbere Gelieionsgemein~
idoften, 3. 9. fatboliide OrganiIn=
tionen, Dies idon erfolgrei6 perfudt
babe1. IS mare Iebr gu miini6en,
ooB oteie Mbiidt berpirfIidt miro,
iopoI i'm Sntereiie unieres 2onoes,
mie audi gum minoeiten oes @oler-
gebens oieIer ginnanberer 1eIb1t.
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Manner, Sie Grfola habem

als Better GROCER unternebmuneen,
lino Mdnner bon GROCER gnergie.
grfolg beoingt %beut5utase @eiuno=
belt. &ranfbeit beoelltet g~rfolgloiig=
felt. gs lift toribt fir einen Damn,
III einem gebrodenen fait Iebloien
3uitanoe au bleiben, lpenrt electric
8itters i'm IN fiir5eiter 3eit mieoer
'auf ii6ere Siibe brinst. .gier 5la-
iden baben mir mebr gebolfen, als
ale Weoi5in, Die i9 lie getlommeil
babe", nah iabrelangem 2ei6en an
&beumatismlts, 2eber- unb Magen=
Itorungen uno angesriffenen Nie-
rem; electric 8itters peroanfe i1 es,
oaB i9 iest DobI uno mlnter BIN"
idreibt gbas. g. @nen, Splpania,
go. 8eriudt i'm. Mur SOC in aIen
@potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

MltmpbiIde M5bsl tunft 9.
Seffer, 113 Giib.glamo Strase.
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San 4ntonio, geras

Sir MAIDEN Die feinIten uno
fiinftleriidften photographer in Ser
Staot gu iebr mdBigen greifen. Site
Tier 5u ebener grOe uno iebr bequem
eingerihtet. 9eutih geiproden.
Srutps Stubio, PIG @be. g.. Smt
@ntonio.
@eeen 9riefbosen, gtednungs.
%formnlaren, 3irfularen uno bette
r8lueprints" penoet gu6 an o:e
@. Blue Irint & Supply Co..
Ala Nanorro ctr.
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bur9staIIer'$ Saloon
xub Warteu : @irtfMaft,
lie SDnes Npe.,

neben Der Zone Gtar grnuerei.
syiibrt MIR CUTE Beine, 2iqn5re unb
eiu6eimif1e ulb ~importierte Gfgnrren.
Gets frij9es Bier an 8apf. $egnss
@ein BEL Der Gauoue.
Boasdingbaa$ IN UerbinduMg.
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sebwarslanS .Sarm,.

900 Ider an macaoamiiierter StraBe.
10 Meilen oftli6 bon Gan Gntpnio, so
Ider unter auItlr. fait allies Sarmlano,
GROCER Sell bapou Sa1auo; sutes Salls.
Sutterbaus, Sd)uppen, gutter Drummer;
@inbmiible uno Sanf. 8obl Die beite
gelegene Sarm in Der Gegeno, CUTE
@a6barn, nabe our Gottons8in gum
Store unb CUR Characterization. 8reis
$500 per @der. 2ei6te geoineuneen
gu 6 8rp8ent Sutereheu.
STEWART q VAN EMAN,
(alIeiuige Isenten).
@unter 8lbs. Reues Gel. SOC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

Elm alisge5eidnetes @Ias Bier 1T Her
ftets an 8dpf. adIter SreiIun9 ben gam
eeu Sag. Gufmerfinr1e B~e6ieuaing. Geufe
BON Qonbe finb t6hft fpiqfcumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

Gum gerfauf 100 ader sutcs
in @eebrle 60. $500 in 8aar,
MeIt alf lanse 3eit.-@ud, Sdmar5-
lano-Sarmen, gut eingeridtct, III
&aufmon Go, @eidte 8eoingungen.
2afs G 9nisbt,
Gan Mntonio, geraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

Sir 8nssies, 8aseu, YferSe-
8eidirr, 8n6ber Sires nnb Sarm-
@eratIdaften 6einfe man Hubt. 6.
8lnmbers 500-508S nb. Sluresitr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

3nidneibe- uno Nabmnterridt.
Sidert bic 3utnnft gurer Eodter;
ldbt fie bns Ndben ulo 3Mfdneiben
erlernen. Infer lInterri1t un1fnbt iebe
gin3eIbeit. Bobnung unb Soft fit.
a~lIstpGrtige. 443 Gitsgommerce r.
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GROWN BOTTLING CO.,

.Ibep. DtHaer, Uei&dffSfHbrtf
III Sones Nbenie. ~gegeuiber Der Gone
Star Wrauerei. can Nntonip, 4egnS.
- 0nbritnrten bon nlen Grten @os
bdipnfier. gftneraIiDoffer unb boreasiiH
BEN i~ppIbetnnlten Qttbta GeIter.
Deibe 9elephone- - dreie Gblieferuua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-13

Sn Dem an &6bIen uno Sropf-
lteingrotten reiben &~aritgebiete Der
oeutihen SpradinieI @otti1ee m
unterfrain muroe fiir5Iih bon Mit-
glieoern Der Soblenfori6ungs-4b-
teilung a@aoes" oes Deutiben uno
Observation-Disclosures uno Ser
,aaibader @eieGihaft fir SobIen-
funoe bel 6huar5enba1 in Der n1h-
item Nabe Der Staot @ottidee cine
bisber unbefannte groBe @rotte emit
oeft. Die Grotte lit MIR bur1 Ell
men ca. Is Meter tiefen, ienfrehten
S1adt 5ugdngli9 uno entbdlt meb-
rere groBe 9anen NIT geipnltigen
9efenitiir5en. Den abidIuB beg err
forbidden Seiles biIoet Elm GROCER
Raum init einem mG9tigen, ca. 80
Meter tiefen Sdadt.
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N0IthCOtt- TatG-Hagy Co.
Correct Clothes for Men and Boys.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
MT, ZION.

MIR. and Mrs. NJ, l.. Burns. who
nave been sick Tor some time, are
Improving,
W. NJ Caldwell will move to his
new home at Mayity soon.
MIR. Joe Harden is visiting his
uaele Gerome Harden, near Culbert-
son.
Green Kinner and Joe Harden at
tended the meeting at Grassland
Wednesday night
Paynter Ross spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Hall and Jacket passed up our
creek last week, with a fine drove
of cattle.
Miss Mollie Coldwell spent last
week with her brother at Manly
U. NJ. Gale passed up our creek
Burg Bolt. OF Bolts Fork, visited
his sister at this place Sunday.
Joe and Jesse Riddle, OF Durbin
were on our creek Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Burg Kinner. of thii
place spent Sunday with his brothre
Fred Kinner. of Katalpa.
NJ. L. Burns had the misfortune
Of losing a fine horse last week
alb Caldwell, of this place, is at
tending cshool at Richmond.
Miss Lee Lambert. of Garner. visi
ted friends here last week.
Edith White. who has been sick
is improving
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Nieklos spent
Saturday night with home folks.
Misses Annie and Gilda Barrett
of Fallsburg. ere visiting their sis
ter, Mrs, Willard Byington, last
Saturday.
RED WING
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SUNNY SIDE, w. VA.

Mrs. Charlie Lynch is on the
sick lis.
sammie wellman OF Indiana !,
visiting home folks.
Miss Fannie and Miss Belle Webb
we're visiting their brother Willie OF
Saltpctor Sunday.
Miss Minnie Holbrook returned
home Thursday.
Wayne Lynch has been visiting
Mr.. Riggs recently.
sammie Wellman visited Tarkiln
and reported dry times.
Lys Wellman and Harland Bart
ram were Visiting Warren Robin
son Thursday night.
Sammie Wellman entertained quit
a number OF young folks at his hom
Thursday all reported nice time.
TWO CHUMs.
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SMOKY VALLEY.
RED WING.

Our next appointment at this
place is at three o'clock Every
body come.
Mrs. Joseph Cyrus is on the sick
list.
George Howes and Joseph Hutchin-
son passed through here enroute to
Ashland to see their brother and
nephew who is very low with ty-
phoid fever
o. J. Vaughan called on John
Muncy this week
Mr. and Misses Cheeks entertain
ed a large crowd of their friends
Sunday.
David Compton visited Lon and
Baz. Wellman Sunday.
Bert Hughes. Charley Borders and
Ben Pigg passed down our creek
Sunday
Harrison Roberts visited at
Pleasant Ridge Sunday.
e. B. Hutchinson visited friends
at this place Sunday night.
r. b. Pigg called on Miss Bessie
Cheek Sunday.
Miss Irene Plckrell and Martha
Roberts visited Miss Emma and
Ida Muncy recently.
Mrs. Jack Muncy visited Mrs. J.
-
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REpnusH.

/ School is progressing nicely at
this place under the infringement
of w. e. Daniel.
M. r. Ferguson and wife, who nat
been visiting their daughter, Mrs,
Jesse Rose. passed through here en-
route to their home in Arizona.
| sam L. Holhfook and mis- sis,er
Hester, OF Greenup county, are NJ
tending school al this place.
! f b. Hamiltou's warm house
burned recently, burning up IN
their winter provisions.
James Kimbleton and Miss lNelia
T.emaeter lert school on account Of
sickness
Mrs. Victoria Osborn. of this COM
immunity has been sick for som
time. but Is improving.
Misses Coonie and Emma William
visited Misses Bertha and Hester
Holbrook sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dorlon, who
have recently married, have moved
out where they viii enjoy a pleasant
home,
Raie Williams and little Mae
Daniels visited their grand parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daniel. satur-
day and Sunday.
Conley Wallen, formerly OF this
place. now OF catlettsburg. has baen
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. h, B. Hamilton, OF this place
mas been very sick but is improying.
Miss Macie Jewel Bond visited
her sister. Mrs, Laura Williams,
Sunday.
Bob Holbrook and Mason Coo, of
Elkfork, Ky. visited Misses Matte.
Williams anu Bertha Daniels.
Cam l.. Holbrook visited his sis
,er. Mrs. Manda Mcdowell. of Brush
saturday and sunday.
Linda Evans. who is attending
school here. visited home felix's sat
urday aud Sunday.
James rimble and Earl Auxier, Of
Manila are attending school here
Squire Cleveland Daniel. OF Flat
Gap. visited relatives. at this place
sunday night
DEssA DAKER
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MoRGASs GREEN.

TX,
heF 'aii'es iih'Nes iaiieu W ~
n's "ppoiii' ''ieit' ~ 'n'H paw ~
o"'uiuas nishs anu '"n
Ar'nei roster {is''eu ms ia'Hs'
anu ino'ner On 'n's ''eoA iAs' %
uroaS-
lnonias Onr's'oh anu peorse no
10y ieit iefe on tne 'tu lor Ci.''4
roy Wnere 'ney WIN .NorA IN '"e
iii'liss'
porn' 70 hn'a nIoe apu wig :
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try Peruna. and after using four h1a-s
ties can say ] was entirely cured,
Unable to Work.
Mr.. Gustav Himmelreich. Hoehhsn,.i
Texas writes;
FOR n number OF years sui1rrus1
whenever took cold. with severe mt
tncks OF asthma. which usually yieainll
to the common horne remedies.
Last year. however suffered f-s
eight months without interrupton ~
that could not do any work al a..
The various medicines that were yrs-
scribcd brought mo no relief.
After taking six bottles OF Pcrnnzs
two OF Iacupia and two OF Mansfn. z
am free Of my trouble no that | cna On
all my farm work again. ! can htzsf-
ny recommend this medicine 10 ,anN'
one who suffers with this nnnmsaz
complaint and believe that they ual
obtain good results"
Ask Your DRUGGIST For A fhiN
PERUNA ALMANAC For fOi@
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nLnssep AI.E rms alsncIrrl-

one OF the inont pathetic casaa
that has ever been Mt a l.oxinrsn
hospital is that OF throe-year-eA
aaby a little slrl from the moun--.
tains. VINO VAS brought 10 the Cod
Samaritan Hospital Tuesday ana) 4
noon by her father and was fo1 L
70 be Ia so serious condition IA Z
several discascS. one Of vbiss,
threatens TO destroy her sight wli'l
another imperiis her iiso.- - z
The BABY was brought to Le1tncr
ton Tuesday afternoon at 5slT
O'Clock on the l.. a Z. train by hsr
father, Both were SO thinly ctlk
that bystandors almost shivered ~
tho sight OF their piitiablc condiika.
The piercing wind searched itSA -
way through their thin clothing IN
II numbed their trembling llmAs
The mans teeth were Gathering ana
after time the poor little girl b.
gan TO cry
Among the bystanders Ia al
traiusheds was kindhoarted IS
stantial citizen OF Lexington. aalN
he stepped forward and asked whassl
the child was being taken and uhc-
Their or not he could do anyfhlsr.
for them. The mountaineer M
grateful for tho kindness and tni6
MIN that the child was being taks1
TO an oculist. whose name he EzM
for treatment as gift from tke
Mountain Fund OF The Kenlhekp
Society for the Prevention Of Blin.E-
ness.
Realizing the desperate conditi1n
of the child, the kindhearted Les
ington man took Off his overcast.
wrapped II about the baby and la
the way to the office OF the oculSk
There II was found that the chiM
must b. sent 10 the hospital ara
the generous mans pocketbook baek
ed up his other kind acts. AT AIN
swn expense cab was ordered. an
the child was taken to the Gnsk
Samaritan Hospital and given spas
ial treatment.
II is for cases Of this sort thsE
the Mountain Fund aud the socieu
for the Prevention OF Blindness asr
attended aud in which they are a,
complishlsg great good.
Late Wednesday afternoon TN
little girls condition was serio1E.
but 1t was said at the hospital thar
the chances seemed to BIO in fasar,
OF her recovery Lexington Leadz..
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FOR SALE.

so acre farm, located on chsasL
kee, Lawrence county. 15 acres bas-
tom, s acres meadow; good horas
and barn, good garden and 3weE.
some pasture; 2b acres can be a.
tiIated this year. Price s65e.be.
IL interested write or call on
J. II. WOODS, Jean. Ky
Jan 1-3m.
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Do you know that more real dan
ger turks in common cold than n
any other of the minor ailmenissf
The safe way is to take Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy, a thoroughly
reliable preparation, and rid yous-
self OF the cold as quickly as bdS-
sible. This remedy Is for sale IN
All Dealers. Y
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+<+++++++++4+++++++++++++-
! KENTUCKY NEIGHBORS.
Court OF Appeals. saulsberry vs..
Commonwealth, Floyd; haffirmed
fe. & o Railway Company VS.,
Patton Floyd; reversed.

Thirty prisoners were released at
the Boyd county Jail Sunday twcn-
ty-two OF whom served jail sen,
tence for moonshinlng aud live near
Beaver, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Analiza Griffith. Of White Oak,
was fatally burned Tuesday night.
She had lighted her pipe and threw
the burning paper at her ieot Her
dress caught on fire and she walked
into another room before she dis
covered tho fire
James Bailey and others attempts
ed to cxtinguIsh II when they them-
selves We're badly burned. Mr. Bail
y aad the skin burned OF his arms
to the elbows salyersyille Moun-
taineer.
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Whitesburg, Ky, Feb 4 A band
mill OF $4,000 capacity has been
started at McRoberts, the new city
Of the Consolidation Coal coinpany,
on Wrights Fork, with tho idea ~
supplying a large part OF tho mat
erial to be used In building the city.
Planning mills and dry kiilns viii
also be Installed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Experience Is going to be costly
teacher for Pike county In the new
judicial district.
More cases were tried in Pike
county last year than in any other
county in the State. Judge Kirk
gave three months more service to
Pike county last year than the law
asked of him--something that 1t viii
be practically impossible for the
Judge of the new Leteher pike dis
trict to do as Letcher will take us
much, II not more. of his time. us
Pike county will. Martin. Pike, and
Johnson made the Ideal district for
all three counties We are going
to lose good Judge and district,
and Pike is sure to feel the loss of
both. Pikeville Herald
The next few years will show The
wisdom and foresight of forming a
district composed of Pike and Letch-
or counties. Pike is the largest
county in the State and the richest
in mineral resources. fletcher Is
not 80 large, but proportionatcly
wealthy. The development is Just
starting. There will be business
enough to keep Circuit Court busy
almost continuously.
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Dear Sir: will send in my report
of the last month o. school.
Grade willie Howard SIS.
Grade 2. --Dorothy Steele Ss.
Smith Young So.
Grade 3.--Willie Hicks. 90.
Grade Marie Boggs 80.
On the last day had large crowd
patrons as well as scholars and we
had an old fashioned spelling matsh
in which the fathers and mothers
took an active part as well az the
scholars.
There was not parent that re-
fused to spell when chosen After
the match was over we had some
recitations and speeches by the
patrons. / prescribed travelling
Library for my school and all SEEM
ed to like 1t very much. and Parents
use It as well as the childre3E
Educational Div. No. Z. y P'Dist.
No, 3. II. C. THoM
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Geo Diamond and Fred Roberts
were visiting at Twin Branch last
sunday.
a LONELY GIRL
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Jay o'pANIEL.

Po'ly's Chapel school Dist T.
Div T.
The following is the result OF the
sixth months examination.
Mary Crabtree 81 l-S, Milton era
tree "a 30. Coda Webb SO, Ernest
Adams so i-5 Sophia Wright SO rs
Thelma webb IS. Matte Adams SO,
Chester Webb 81, Opal Webb 81
Leo. cIeyenger 81. Charlie Brown
ing n.
The pupils are anxious for the
examination day TO come, and each
strive to better their grade.
NJ DALTON. Teacher.
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