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The daily sentinel., 1912-05-20

For Sale Cheap-Phaeton Call
Randolph 27.
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The greatest bargains in the histo.
ry of the country. Boston Shoe store
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Our buggies and prices are hare
to beat. Fred Mantey.
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To MontrOse.
j. Il. Wheatly left this morning for
Montrose on brief business trip.
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with the arrival here this morn
ing OF Frank ]. Nayin, pr,Iden of
the Detroit club. IL became certain
that the climax would be reached in
the strike of the Detroit members of
the American League team.
Ii was announced in the forenoon
that today's game between PhiladeI-
phia and Detroit had been post
poned by agreement, and that. un-
less settlement could be reached.
President Johnson of the American
League would take immediate steps
to place new team in the field to
represent Detroit. He further de-
clared that all the Detroit players
who refused to play ball last Satur-
day stood suspended.
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Campbell Returns.

Campbell Returns.
A. B. Campbell returned today
from the east. where he attended the
funeral of his mother, who, died last
week.
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To Delta. suknu.
r. b. Nelson, representing me
Remington typewriter left this
morning for short tour of the east
ern and southern part of the state.
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ko,cy Here.
Ben II. Kobey of Leadville is spend
ing the day here on business.
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Phil Christman Here.
Phil IL. Christman. the elephan-
tine salesman for Daniels & Fisher
of Denver. is in our midst today,
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Whittemore Here.
l. II. Whittemore is visitor in
the city today from Fruita.
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WILL PLAY BALL AGAIN
(Continued from Page l

'Sohtiuueu ITOm rage L.
: that the team would play Wash {
= ington tomorrow without the Z
= services of Ty Cobb, who z
: stands suspended for his attack &
upon a New York spectator last z
&, week 3
: The players consented to play &
after Navin promised to pay all {.
= the fines resulting from the &
3 strike and to get Cobb's suspen- {.
= sion raised at the earliest pos {.
:, sible moment. 9.
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Wanted-Clean cotton rags at the
Sentinel office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01
WILL YOU HELP THE S. E.
co. TO REFLECT A. F. HAAS!

Councilman A. v. Haas Ii seeking
reelection. Here 10 his record for
tho past year:
lie worked and voted bwainst the
Erickson ordinance compelling the
street car company 20 sell tickets
on ths cars
He has voted against all the Grif-
nths ordinances 10 prevent over.
crowdinE on The street cars.
He worked and voted sxainst the
Erickson ordinances reducing the
cost Of electric light
~. voted against the resolution
calling on tho mayer 10 enforce the
provision Of the lighting ordinance
granting q 75cens minimum.
He voted against the resolution
providing that on the city car line
there should be- sufficient cars TO
give every patron . seat.
He has voted against the transfer
Of funds and helped block the build.
Ing Of the city car line.
When manufacturers petitioned to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01

Those whose selfish interests will suffer,
because they'll have to lower rents il the
Boguc Plans carry:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01

open Lander street. he voted for the
Northern Pacific railroad and
against the manufacturers.
He voted to grnut liquor iicsnss
10 Arnold Zbinden's Seward hotel.
IN violation OF the city charter.
He voted 10 grant : liquor license
to the Palace hotel, in violation Of
the city charter.
Hs has fought and voted against
all measures to better conditions In
the city jail.
Councilman Haas has been Z
xseAdfast champion OF the Seattle
Electric Company and brewery In
tcrssts and an unrclenting foe OF all
progressive measures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01

Terms u cash and the balance in twenty qua
tery payments, with the right to pay all or part an
time and stop interest.
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George w. Hutton and John Pear
aall were ohums ~ Great Neck. L.
T.. fiffy-tvo years ago until they
courted Gertte Cornell and Hutton
won her. Then Pearxali left Great
Neck -aad went to Whitestone, and.
the two men never met again until
yesterday. q
Hutton was enjoying toddy In .
Bayside saloon when he noticed am
other old man drinking. They got
acquainted and discovered each
Others identity. Both are grand
fathers and are going to meet often
hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01
IS Die in Revolt

LAREDO. Ter. March fs--Thisty-
elk persons. mostly convicts. mse
death In . revolt q the psnItsn-
tiary ~ Monterey. Mexico. accor6-
ing 70 passenger arriving here 10
day. oix prisonsrs were killed
during the outbreak. and ~ ethsss.
regarded - rsneIssdsrs In the plea
10 escape, were exscused- v was
also reported that the warden u
the prison wss slain. The attempt
Cd jail break occurred yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01
Prescription for Backache

ons - sAs nsse ksewn u medical
Sr~&~eeeea fwr Nt9e~y anA
msaoAer VERSAILLES.
Halt ounev fluid extract nuuhu.
euncss keud pure ain. shake the
bottle well each time and use tn
urses OF one ar TIVE toe. poonfuts
after each uest ana At bedtime =
These Ingredients ean be mixea or
supplied by any druggist
baekAeha. ffouuenf ~ hiehiy col :
AIRED ufinatiun and rheumatic pains
ere nsmptnns 81 kidney ana bladder
dtsofdefa that usually tormfuate la
dreaded nfinhts disease ~ diabetes
xixs quick ana p~rmAneat results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01

Rev. NJ A. Matthews will preach Sunday
evening in which he will discuss the subject Selling His
Daughter In this he will show the efforts OF
the vice syndicate to fe-esabsh ITSELF perpefuate
white slavery and foster the clubs which have encouraged
gambling and white slavery and in which girls have been
sold Every cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01

\ ncvc believed IN the direct primaries" Hi Gill said
IN speech at the Madrona hall on February 20 1908
Yea Ill GILL OPPOSED THE DIRECT PRIMARIES
TIE INITIATIVE. TfIE REFERENDUM THE RR-
CALI EVERY DIRECT LEGISLATION MEASURE
THAT EVER CAME UP IN HIS TEN YEARS IN
THE COUNCIL Gill and his crowd stayed away from
the council meeting that there would be quorum
TO submit the initiative and referendum to vote Of the
people IN 100. GILL AND HIS CLIQUE TRIED THH
SANE TRICK WHEN THESE CHARTER AMEND
MENTS WERE PRESENTED AGAIN TO THE
COUNCIL IN 1908. The law plain that the council
had to put the matter to the peoples the petitions
UNTIL MAYOR MOORE CALLED IN A DOZEN
POLICEMEN. ON JANUARY 30. 1908. WITH
MEN AND COMPEL THEM TO ATTEND TO
THEIR DUTIES AS cOUNCII.MEN, THAT GILL
AND HIS RING FINALLY SHOWED UP AT THE
COUNCIL MEETING. And. Of course. the people
when they got chance voted for the initiative and ref
ercndum. which Gil opposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01
HOW no SEE THE PROPERTY

DO not 80 to Grcenbank unless accompanied by
from Tacoma Seattle office We will
to send with time to look the unsod
tracts and should desire night
ranged for comfortable accommodations of the
ngs until such time the hotel is finished and operation
We have and illustrated matter offices that
will be glad to give will mail address
Mention this paper when writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-01

AND GENERAL FARM
ING AT CREENBANK

Some experiments during the early
OF our ownership this convinced that the SOIL
location climatic conditions at Greenbnnk superior
sections OF the Puget Sound country There
drouths and killing fross The
In other sections during the growing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

completed fine house for H. II,
Evans.
Miss Adeline Hay was visiting
her good friend. Ollie Evans, last
Sunday.
Mary Barker was visiting Martha
Ross Sunday.
Cynthia Lyons was visiting her
sister, Nola Hay, Sunday.
Emmett Branham and Foster Ev-
ans visited their girls on Gaines
creek Sunday.
Lon and Harry Evans are still in
London, o., and say they will not
ONE back until Christmas.
Sarah NJ. Evans and Emma Spark
visited Wash Lyons Sunday.
Foster Holbrook is raising fine
crop of tobacco this year. He has
fine land to grow it on.
Henry Travis. of Flat Gap, has
built II. H. Evans and G. w. Bran
ham nice chimney apiece.
HA, Ho! HUM
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OAK ELL.

Our Sunday school is still on the
boom. There was a large attend.
ance Sunday than ever before.
We win have a box supper and
pie mite the first Saturday in July.
Martin Wellman,. who has been
visiting home folks, has returned to
Big Sandy, W. Va.
Sherman Kelley, of Paintsville,
w. Va. is expected to visit home
folks some time this summer.
Lige and Arbie Kelley are work.
ing in Columbus. Ohio.
There was church at Daniels
creek Sunday by Mahal Wells.
Jay Wellman, who came home
sick from jenkins is better.
Charley and Robt. Kelley and
Virgil Adams took dinner at Willard
Thompsons Sunday.
A large crowd attended Sunday
school at Shady Grove Sunday.
The Mccoy family was calling on
Mrs. Crooks Adams Sunday.
Born, to Jake Crabtree and Wife
a fine girl--Hazel.
Noll wellman was calling on
Crooks Adams Thursday.
Misses Oracle and Ivory Adams
contemplate a visit to relatives at
Busseyville and Smoky Valley this
fall. .
Mrs. George wellman and chill
dren visited Mrs. Crooks Adams re-
Gently.
The recent rain has been fine on
irish potatoes and fine weather to
set late plants of all kinds.
Gardens are looking well.
Wheat harvesting will soon be
here and we hope the farmers will
reap rich harvest.
Master Fred Adams visited Fay
cite Wellman some time ago.
Oracle Adams attended church at
Daniels creek Sunday.
Dock Written passed down our
creek enroute to Louisa.
GUESS WHO.
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BOLTS FORK.

Rev Z. Yolk preached very in
teresting sermon at Ross chapel
second Sunday. which was his regl-
lar appointment.
Quite a lot OF the young people
OF Bolts Fork attended the Chill
dren's Day at Buchanan Sunday.
Miss Leila Stanley has returned
home from Mavity. where she has
been visiting her brother Willard
for the past week.
Joe Howser. OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
il visiting his grandfather, ]. c..
Rife.
Ruby Queen. Of Denton. is visit
Eng her uncle, ]. c. Rife.
Some unknown party or parties
visited the home OF J. d. Higgins
the other night. but did no damage,
as they became frightened and fled.
But they made more successful
visit few nights later, when they
captured his twenty-five dollar cow
boy saddle and fine riding bride
and did great damage to his fences
and outside buildings He at once
purchased two bloodhounds and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28
MULBERRY BRANCH.

Church at this place Sunday b,
Bro. Berry.
Ida and Cora Berry. Gypsy ant
Hattie Sparks attended church a
Compton's Saturday night.
We are expecting nice littls
wedding on our creek soon.
Ernest chaffin was a visitor al
Hugh Sparks Sunday.
There will be a pie mite at this
place Saturday evening before tn,
second Sunday in July.
Martin Spillman was calling on
friends at James Berry's Sunday.
Harvey Preece was on our creek
Thursday.
Cecil Walden was calling at Hugh
Sparks Saturday.
Harvey Preece was at Grover
Hicks Thursday evening.
Docia Berry was shopping at
Christmas Saturday
Fred Sparks and Sam Burton at
tended church at Gait Saturday.
John and Dallis Clark were on
Mulberry branch Sunday.
Charley Sparks has returned HON,
after a weeks visit with friends
on Bee branch.
A BLUE EYED GIRL.
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RUSH.

Miss Georgia Kouns. of Ashland
is Visiting friends and relatives nj
Mavity
Miss Ruby Queen. OF Denton was
the pleasant guest OF Mrs Roscoe
Brown this week.
Several people OF this place at
tended church at Rush Saturday
night.
Jay McGlothlin entertained large
number OF his young friends Fri
day evening Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Belle Queen. Misses
ula McQuarter, Mable McQuarter
Mary McGlothlin. Myrtle Bolt Babe
Bolt. Hazel Stewart, Mable Jackson.
Stella Jackson. Eta Harris Anna
Harris, Ethel Buckley. Carl Queen.
Messrs Clyde Bolt. Carson Elswick,
Earl Elswick. Lotion Justice, Lewis
McGlothlin Clarence Stewart Nc
Kinley Harris, Carrot Price. Cecil
McQuarter. Dick Lambert. Harve
Queen.
Ula McQnarter, who has been
visiting her uncle at Ashland re-
turned home Saturday.
John Hogan passed here enroute
to Ashland Monday.
cIsTERN WATER.
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BUCHANAN.

Bro. French Rice. OF Ashland de-
IFered sermon at Buchanan
APPEL Sunday. A large congrega-
Ion was present, Bro. Rice will
reach ut that place every third
Iundny in each month.
Children's Day will be given by
the pupils OF Cliff sunday school
sometime this summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Berry were
shopping In Louisa Monday
Mrs b. G, Burgner and dangh-
tiers. Margaret and Katharine, Of
Independence, Mo. are here visit
their parents. DR.. and Mrs j. +.
Hatten.
DR., and Mrs Allen Prichard
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jerome Prichard. OF
Bolts Fork
Ben Buckley, of Ashland. called
on Miss Mary thurman Sunday.
Misses May and Nora sammons.
OF Louisa were callers here last
week.
John Thompson, OF Horseford.
made a business trip here satur-
day.
Joe Compton has returned to
,pringdale, after few days stay
with home folks.
Mrs. Mary West, Of Logan, w.
Va. Is here the guest OF relatives.
Bud Hatten, OF Louisa was a busi-
ness visitor here last week,
John Compton and family, OF ASH
land are visiting home folks at this
place this week.
wATcHE.
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Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
PEACH ORCHARD.

A large crowd attended church
here the second Sunday.
Chas. Wilbur and family are Wis
iting relatives at Ironton.
David and Tom Vaughan are bust
ness visitors here.
Neil Thompson and wife were
guests of Mack Priest and wife
Saturday night.
F. w. Thompson, of Ledocio, was
here last week.
A. H. Perry went to Louisa last
week.
Jesse Hatfield attended church
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Thompson
have returned home after an ex-
tended visit with relatives at this
place. ~
Clara Thompson visited her sis
ter Sunday
Mrs. Blanch Priest called on home
folks last week.
LITTLE TRIXIE.
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SUNNY SIDE.

Prayer meeting here every Sun
day night.
Mrs. Kizzie Robertson and Mn
Willie Bartram were visiting d. G
Sees last Friday.
Harlan Bartram made a business
trip to Fort Gay Friday.
Charley Lovens and sister, onie
are visiting Miss Belle Webb.
Mrs. Lena Webb was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Alice Hardwick. on
Three Mile Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mollie Marie See was shop
ping in Louisa and Fort Gay We'd
nesday.
Miss Dot Bartram, OF Fort Gay,
was the guest OF her cousin. Miss
Ida BartraIh, Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cordle, OF
Auxier, are visiting their parents,
Misses Shirley Peters. Ethel See
and virgie stansberry attended the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

chiIdren's Day exercises at Paddle
creek Sunday.
Welzie and Dover Peters were
calling on Misses Ida Bartram aud
Mollie Marie See Sunday.
Wee See. who has been TO Hunt
ington, W. Va, visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Webb was shopping in
Louisa Monday.
Misses Wee and Matte Ash, Of
Lick Creek. we're visiting their cou-
sins, Ivy and Mollie Marie See, Sun
day and Monday,
Aria See was the guest of Jerry
See Sunday
d. G.. See made a business trip
to Wayne Monday
Mrs. Sack Bartram was the guest
OF Mrs. Ella Carr Monday.
Misses Ida Bartram and Minnie
Holbrook attended Sunday school at
Paddle creek Sunday.
Miss Belle Webb was the guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lena Webb
of Saltpeter. Saturday.
The Children's Day exercises ~
Paddle creek was largely attended.
Rev Richardson, of Huntington,
W. Va, preached at this place Sal
urday night.
A w. VA. MAIDEN.
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VAN LEAR.

Miss Bulah Melvin, OF Staffords.
Vile was the guest Of relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Hitchcock the
past week.
Miss Blanch Anderson. OF Hunt
ington. who has been nursing Mr.
Ben Moore has returned home. Mr.
Moore is improving nicely.
Miss Marie Adams. who has been
visiting friends and relatives al
Borderland, w. Va. has returned
home.
Mrs. Everett Hitchcock is visiting
relatives at Staffordville. Ky.
Carl Picklesimer and virgie Ruck
man were in Louisa Sunday.
Clayton Lyons was stopping in
Paintsyiiie "Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Duncan has returned
from Huntington.
Ross Helton has returned to Van
Lear.
Miss Marie and Alice White, who
have been very low with typhoid.
are improving nicely.
Miss Zelphia McDaniels was call
ing on her little friend, Miss Lii
liam Morley Sunday.
Miss yada Watson, the assistant
postmaster, has been elected sec
rotary of Sunday school and every
one is pleased.
GUESS WHO.
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MoRGANs CREEK.

There will be an ice cream festi-
val at this place June 30, begin
ming at Z p. M. and the proceeds
will go the Rev. James Harvey
and church house.
We are having a fine Sunday
school at this place On last Sunday
we had 96 in our four classes
Everybody here is taking great
interest in the good work.
Charley Shannon wife and three
of his sisters passed down our
creek enroute to Yatesville to visit
their sister. Mrs. Roy Carter.
There will be church here the
first Saturday and Sunday in next
month by Bro. James Harvey.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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SITIlA.

Leslie and Hobert PicklesimeI
are visiting friends at Williamsport
this week.
Ed. Preston, of Thelma, was the
guest of his uncle, J.. b. Vanhoose
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fred Pelphrey went to Paints
Vile Saturday.
Mrs. Suna Sublette, left Saturday
for Catlettsburg to see her uncle,
Ed. Boyd. who is very ILL.,
Hubert and Morg Stambaugh,
Ruthard Witten and Miss Annie
Pelphrey were the guests of Miss
Oracle Vanhoose Sunday.
Miss Bessie Picklesimer, of volga
visited her cousin. Miss Mable
Picklesimer, this week.
Ham Spears, Jr, OF River, Ky,
spent Saturday at Henry vanhoose's
Corb Stambaugh. of Big Blaine
is here visiting relatives.
Miss Honey Akers was calling on
her sister. Mrs. Sophia vanhoose
Monday.
Mrs. Laura Mckenzie. of volga,
was the guest of her aunt, Susan
Bow the past week.
Mrs. Mary Short is very i'll at
this writing.
j. H. and Garfield Stambaugh
took a nice drove of cattle and
hogs to Van Lear Friday.
VIOLET.
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GREEN VALLEY.

A large crowd attended Sunday
school at this place Sunday
Misses Dosia and Clara Harmon
visited relative at Durbin last week.
Jessie Stewart has been visiting
on Bell Strace
Heber Rife was at Cadmus Sat
urday.
Miss Lucille Elkins is visiting
relatives at Leon, Ky.
Cue Fannin and Leonard Barrett
called on friends near here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chadwick
made business trip to Louisa
Saturday.
Lee Elkins attended Sunday school
at this place Sunday.
Bffie Shortridge contemplates a
trip to Portsmouth, Ohio soon.
Manda Aldridge attended church
at Morgan creek Saturday night.
Effle shortridge was visiting home
folks Sunday.
Edgar Riley was at Cadmus Sat-
urday.
Mrs, Adam Harmon visited her
sister, Maudie Aldridge Saturday.
Mrs. Mart Webb and family were
visiting her parents, ]. X. Chadwick,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Rife, of
Louisa were visiting home folks
last week.
Iona Workman attended Sunday
school at this place Sunday.
Lewis McGlothin and Bert Hig-
gins visited friends near this place
Sunday.
Several boys, of this place at
tended church at Fallsburg Satur-
day night.
Willie Neal called at j. W. Elk
ins Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Marcum and her two
Georgia and Mary are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. v. d.
Harmon this week
Mrs. L. A. Ekers is visiting home
folks at Daniels creek.
There will be prayer meeting at
this place Saturday night.
U-AUTO-C.
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slEAD's BRANCH.

The baby OF Yes Chapman has
been very sick with Group, but Il
somewhat improved.
Rev. A, II. Miller attended church
nt the head OF Little Blaine Sunday
John Reynolds was shopping al
Lick Creek this week.
Charley Cox paid home folks a
Walt recently
Mrs. Mandy Reynolds was visit
ing home folks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Miller and
children were visiting her mother
Mrs, Lucinda Johnson, Sunday
The sick of our community are
some better
Lincoln Francis was visiting at
John Reynolds Sunday.
Mrs. Mandy Reynolds attended
church at Lick Greek Sunday
Rev. Albert Miller filled his reg
ular appointment at Lick Creek
Sunday
Lyss kise passed up our creek
Saturday.
Arnoldas Thompson was on our
creek Saturday.
John Reynolds and George Friley
were shopping at Torchlight wednes
day.
We are sorry to say Mrs. Bell
Travis has been no the sick list for
. few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy France We're
sitting Mrs. Bell France Sunday
A. L. W.
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thinks he will soon be able to 10
cate the guilty parties.
David Edman, who has been very
low with fever, is able to be out
again.
Oscar Stanley made his regular
trip to East Fork Sunday.
Miss Bertha Higgins has returned
home after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Ednan and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j d. Mutters, Of
Ashland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
~ B. Leslie.
Miss Maud Fields made a business
trip on Bolts Fork Monday.
Joe Houser. George Edman, BY
ron Edman and Eurey Higgins were
visiting Arnold and Arley EIkins
Sunday.
Mrs Roscoe Brown, OF Mavity,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with home folks.
Misses Willie and India Ross Wis
tied friends and relatives ON East
Fork Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Rife and daughter,
Margery, Of Ashland, are spending
a few days with home folks of Bolts
Fork.
Allen Hazlett was calling on Miss
Mary Ross Sunday.
Miss Earl Bolt is visiting her
brother, Kent, of Louisa.
PIRTIE.
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SARAH.

There was church at Unity Sat
urday and Sunday. The house was
full of people from all directions
Everybody was interested in the
wonderful sermons delivered By
Rev. M. A. Hay, w. A. Hay, o. N.
Pennington and other ministerine
brethren of this country.
N T.. Koss is building a big fine
barn.
Bert Lee, c. Sparks and Carrie M.
Sparks visited H. H. Evans Sun
day. Also. G. w. Branham, wife
and daughter visited H. H. Evans
Sunday.
Thurman Ferguson has almost
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, Mich ,
tells how she did SO: Il was bother
ed with my kidneys and had to so
nearly double. l tried sample Of
Foley Kidney Pills and they did me
SO much good that l bought bot
tie. and feel that they saved me 3
big doctor BILL" For sale by All
dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-28

Each age Of our lives has its
joys. Old people should be happy,
and they will be II Chamberlain S
Tablets are taken to strengthen the
digestion and keep the bowels reg
ular. These tablets are mild and
gentle in their action and especially
suitable for people of middle age
and older. For sale by. All dealers
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DEEP HOLE.

Lige Rice and wife were visiting
Mrs. G. c. Short Sunday.
Mrs. Dell Muncey and Mrs. Irx
Short was calling on Mrs. Rube
Roberts last week.
Miss Josie Rice will leave soon
for California where she will make
her future home
Sine Collinsworth and wife paFs
ed through here Sunday.
. Alvin Short, who has been Il
Mt Sterling, Ohio. for some tina
is expected home soon.
TWO CHUMS-