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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-26
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-26
WAYNE COUNTY JURORS.

The grand jurors from Butler dis
lrict for the coming term of circuit
court viii be Burnie Booth, II. f.
Frazier J. O. Billups and Noah
Grlzzel. The petit Jurors are b. p.
Npney, Anderson Christian. Fred
Lynch and N. II. Grizzel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-26

and attachments, and they loved him
for himself He was honored in life
and now that he has obtained the
Great Reward, his memory is re
vered
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-26

Rev. DR.. Hanford went to cincin-
hati Monday to attend meeting
OF the Board OF Education of the
Kentucky Conference, NJ. Il. Church.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
The Prohhtionisls cast - votes In the county.
The Socialist party cast - votes In the county
The vote ON the const I'LL onal amendments we re:

Raw Furs Wanted by W. H..
stewart. Farmers Phone, los.
Frank Stout Is going to complete
his apple crop, this week, II possible.
--Roone Fancher was In Omaha, Fri.
day, on a business trip, returning
home, Saturday.
Ladies', We wish you TO look at our
new things In Goats. We certainly
have a swell line.
KREEK g. HASH ESS.
DIR, Proud reports the birth of q
line baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs, Dan
Markt on Friday Of last week, No.
vember =.
"A reward will be paid for any In.
formation that will recover or return
to Alfred Bahler. Oregon, Mo-, Route
No. 5, the return OF y red bull calf,
star In forehead, last springs, that
disappeared from my place, five or six
weeks ago.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
Annual Mum Show and
Flower Sale.

The 10th annual thtysantlrmum
Show will hc given at the Count
House. oregon. Mo, Nov. - to 81.
1912, inclusive.
We have added many new VARIETIES
II our collection of iluwcr~. and Ne
invite all lovers 81 llnNcr~ 4" CONE
and ~ joy them with ~.
We also invite those Who are not
lovers Of Hover, to come: We "i,I bc
pleased 10 have you visit with u iur
short time. a. this will probably hr
our last Hover show. unless We can
secure room for our cxhihil mex
year. This vii CLOSE Our work on
this line.
Proceeds Of the show wiil hc used
for improving puf cemetery. In this
work w. are all Interested. more OF
less. u you have moi hccn IA the
cemetery for some tine, walk over
and see What has been done Ia the
last four year.: much Yet rrinair> 4"
h. done.
Season tickets. - cents: single at.
mission, ~ cents
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
A Serious Accident.

Albert Martin, Il. Z. u. carrier Oh
Eout" NJ. !, ou' urtorr>i tiil on lis
return 10 fOrcs, 'i'y. met with ~
unfortunate accident. Ills team lW.
came frightened Al an automobile. and
became uunanapcabl": Major Ilark.
living south of Forest CIV, ni tie
lcvcc road. IN attempting 10 Stop IN,
team, made grab for IT," bii~, but
missed and was thrown under IA,
team, and Wa irauplrd upon hy the
horses. the buggy pss~lnl over him.
breaking liS l"il ley. Just above tn,
ankle, and otherwise hrui>inv hiu
about III" body. Tie fracture To hi,
ley j. compound one. the bones lr
Ing seriously fractured The Iiml
was set by DE-, +. T.. Hullrrk. and Il,
i nov resting ~ we'll H. could In cN.
prcted, but It will be some lime hr.
fore lac i able 10 br Oui again.
Albert Martin. the carrier. wa- ~.
Nerely praised, and especially about
the hips. Ills injuries we're iakrr
care Of 10y Dr. Met lannalau. and ~,
l. now resting easily. II j. to- III
Hoped that both at hess unforI uI,atr>
viii fully recover IN time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

There will he box supper a.,
Forbes, Friday evening, Nov, II, 1912,
Everybody invited.
Louis Baker, of 81. I.ouis, is here
IN n visit with his father and moi her
J, W. Baker and wife
Fred Campbell purchased an over
and 30, 1913, Model Of the llasness Il
Foster agency, last saturday. It's
sure a beauty.
We are showing some Of the very
nobbiesl Goats for winter, and can lit
most any woman.
KREEK l. HASNESS.
We are sorry to learn Of the af'
Fiction that has come to Harvey
Grove, the restaurateur at Bigelow
who has been stricken with paralysis,
We hope for his speedy recovery.
We are reliably Informed that
Haze Graham, employed 10y the Bur
lington railroad, at Bigelow, and Miss
Anna Walden, OF near Napier, were
united In marriage at Falls City, Ne
braska, Oct. %, l0l2. Miss Anna Is
the daughter OF Rev. Gilman Wal
den, of near Napier, and Is one OF our
most accomplished young ladies. And
Haze Is one OF the BurlingtOn's most
trusted employees. We all Join with
their many friends In extending con-
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
p. i. .. Programs.

NOVEMBER IL.
Hostess Lois Writy.
Roll call Miscellaneous
Magazine Article II Mrs. rruUa.
Music Nocai Trio Mrs. NanIiu,.
kirk, Mrs. Lehmer. Mrs. Alien
Lesson Review Mrs. Ilrhuian.
Magazine Article " Mrs. kuulicl
Social holr.
NOVEMBER -
Hostess Mrs. DUNCAN.
business meeting.
Magazine Arlirl" Y Mrs. Lrhmcr
Lesson Review, Chap, , Mrs. Dun
gan.
Piano solo Mrs. Proud
Magazine Article VI Mrs, BOOK.
Roll Can Thanksgiving.
Social Hour
DECEMBER -,
Hostess Mrs, Roy kunkcI.
business meeting.
Magazine Article Mrs. ". W.
Dawson.
Lesson Review. Chap MRS. Van
Buskirk.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Eccles.
Magazine Article IlI-Mrs. Num-
Roll Miscellaneous.
Social Hour,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
5000 in Bible Class Parade.

TIE 18th Annual Convention Of tie
Missouri Sunday school Association
will I've held In Kansas City. Mo-. Nov.
ln.2o2l. On the first evening Of the
convention there will he a Bible Glass
parade " j,ooo men. The parade will
form on Ninth and Harrison. at the
Central Presbyterian church and the
Calvary Baptist church and will
march through the business sect ion of
Kansas city to Convention Hail,
where they will listen 10 addresses de.
livcred 10y Dr. Chesteen Smith aud
Marion I.awranrc. the worlds great.
est SUNDAY school man. This will be
4 mems mass meeting and lJ.UDb are
expected 10 attend. Tie parade will
pc led 10y mounted policemen aud
ilincr's band. TIE main divisions Of
tlr line viii be by denominations and
iic subdivisions 10y schools. There
wiIl he great display Of banners aud
IransparcnrirS. This matclles> army
Vt men viii march To the tunes of
conquest strains and viii Join In sing
ing tie martial hymns Of he church.
Hundreds Of people will attend tbs
convention. Special trains will be-
run from Springfield. Tarkio. Joplin
and Cas- county. several counties
Nill have Sprrial care iu accommodate
their delegations. a rate of > cent
per mile each way viii br made on all
roads. MaSe all Your plans nov.
DO not miss a session of this CON
yeniiOn. Get all you can to come
with YOU. no limit 90 ihr number oi
delegates, anyons may attend. Here
ynu will meet the enthusiastic work.
rr> Of the state. You vii hear men
# national reputation ant the Siate'>
best talent You will See an exhibit
from eight Of the leading Publishing
Houses and the State exhibit will bl
WORTH your trip. Here you will listen
Ia Roper, North American great csi
pianist. and rrof. ErciScr. vino viii
preside AT the great organ, he larpcs,
'hurch organ in America. You vii
get jus, the thing you and your schools
need. You will 90 back 10 your
school refreshed, encouraged, strengths
rnrd, informed. entluscd. aud In
.pircd. This Is your opportunity oI
lac ycai make II count.
COUNTY SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

i, W. Gresham, of Big Lake, was
an Oregon visitor, Monday Of this
week.
Robert Montgomery was transac-
ting business In Kansas City, This
week.
Charles Stadler, of Nodaway
township, was st. Joseph visitor,
this week.
Call on Mrs. Maupin and Miss
Partridge for dressmaking. Farmers
Phone, No. .; Martin Phone, No, l3l.
&C. w. Walters, of Fruita, Colo.
RADIO, Is here, visiting his brother,
Robert and family, and other rela.
tives. ~
Gideon Kunkel and wife, who
have been here for several weeks, the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. W. G..
Proud, and other relatives, left for
their home In Anadarko, Oklahoma,
this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

riiE YOUTHS COMPANION WINDOW
TRANSPARENCY AND CALENDAR
FOR 1913.
The publishers Of The Youth ;
Companion will, rs always At this
season, present To every subscriber
whose subscription $500 Is paid for
1913, "a beautiful souvenir, This year
II takes the unique form Of Win
low Transparency, TO be hung In the
window or IN front Of a lighted lamp,
Through II the light shines as
through the stained glass of Il ca
thedral window, softly illuminating
The design figure of Autumn laden
with fruits: and all around, wreathed
In purple clusters Of grapes and green
foliage, Is the circle Of the months,
u Is the most attractive gift ever
sent TO Companion readers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

"A bunch OF end gate irons was
lost between Oregon and Forest City.
Finder will leave with Jacob King
Oregon, or Wade Morris, at Mound
City.
--Tompk't Collins, Of Forest City,
Is The fortunate pOssessor Of many
re''cs OF the past, and especially OF
the Revolutionary days. One day,
last week, he showed us piece of
what was then called "Hummins,"
which was worked by his wife In red
SILK, for Captain Moore, Of the War
OF lsls, containing the complete al.
phsbet from A to z.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
Lunch Wagon on Ground.
{ WYMAN
R. P. H0SMER, Auct. N. {. BRUMBAUGH. Clerk,

Mrs. q. W. Cummins, Mrs. Lizzie
Rocker and Mrs. Kate Scott, were
St, Joseph visitors, Monday Of this
week.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs.
Bert Stuart, of the Elm Grove dis
trict, Is very low with pulmonary
trouble.
George +. Seeman has been con.
tined to his home for several days,
with the "Big Jaw" caused by a bad
tooth. We might remark that this
Ia what he gets for "faking" relics
from the Junior Of this paper.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
WOmen's Union Program.
NOVEMBER -.

NOVEMBER -.
b Roll Call. Quotations from Robert
burns.
Little Journey To the Home of
Robert Burns Mrs. Fannie DUNCAN.
Anglo-Norman Invasion Mrs. Ida
Evans
Reading Miss Cora Frye.
Music Mrs. Alberta Murphy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15
SENDIN THE PLEDGES.

Please send IN your pledges To In,
'oun'y secretary for the Holt Count
sunday school work, We have sen,
In lifiy dollars $50 To Rev. :. l.
Williams, of Liberty, Mo. for stat,
work and We hope all the Sunda,
schools In Holt county viii send thril
'on, ributions and pledges ~ soon n,
they possibly can. as We are planning
an Educa, ional Tour for Holt count Y
Cor NTN SUPER. NrENDENT
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

Charles Stadler arrived home
Tuesday evening from Omaha, where
he had some apples on the market. q
We have the only licensed Under
taker and Embalmer In Southern
Holt.
THATCHER e. DAWSON.
The Ilichvilie school will give q
box supper at the school house, Sat
urday evening, Nov. %. Ladies',
please bring boxes.
NELLIE BRETT, Teacher.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

win the other sunday schools In
Holt county please send In their con.
triou, ions aS soon a. possible.
COUNTY SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-15

The following sunday schools have
sent In their pledges:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17
Monday, Tuesdoy and Wednesdov
Hand Orie Evening and Party Dresses

variety of eoors in silks De and Chiffon dapes delicate to
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17
Navy Blue Tailored Suits

Wide Vale Material. Detao hahie col lar of cream Ratine, Turnover Cuns. Trim med to match collars. Buttons Of Black and White combination. strictly Tailored skirt. Price s375O
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17

Ripple coo White This cloth will retain tn tn uaHy aDIc TOT Chldren's a
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17
Coats for the Children

IT, a beauufu; assortment Of styles and ma. teriais. Basket weaves Diagonal cloth Fine SeTges and whip-corCe Tans with Moi re silk trimming on shawl collar Deen turnover cuffs to match. Also neat stripe in Fancy Gray Mixture Deep shawl collar trimmed with the new tone Blue. Sizes years to IA. Prices S4.7J to s1Z.50
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17

Including the latest patterns in French ValeE-
 cieunes Real lrisn Cluny, Torchon Tibet and the new shadow lace BeautifTl Dainty desgrs in Oriental AIIoyers in Cream. White and Ecru.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17
Millinery That Is DeHghDuuy New

If you were to go to the fashion marts O. the world it would be rather doubtful if you would see a more splendid assortmeus ol beautiful Spring and Summer Hats than
 we have here. Paris models and New York best styles, all the new 'straws and braids
 also d good variety of English Sailors tJ selec; from.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17

and bordered effects l5c vi in borders also plain coiors yd
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17
Long Coat Of Serge

The new Mannish Serge. with the popular
 shawl collar trimmed with contrasting color Of Bensarine Silk. Turnover cuffs. trimmed with same materials. Price sI5.O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17

or light Brown Mannish Suiung Collar O. contrasting color trimmed with siA very dainty Pearl buttons. Plain tailored skirt Just one suit of ttis style in stock Price
 s22.50
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17

Princess slips of fine Batiste soft finished ca Lace and Embroidery and heavy lace fou ncin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
kEEzEkt PASSES
TO PRIVATE LIFE
ONE OF INTERESTING PUBLIC
FIGURES IN THE STATE Is
NOW RETIRED.

Especial TO Tile Richmond Firginian)
HARRIsoNBURG. VA. Dec, 31.-A
With the passing of the year a
unique and striking personality goes
out of political life. when former
Senator George B. Keezell turns over
the affairs OF the Rockingham county
treasurer's ONCE to Peter w. Reherd.
his successful Republican opponent.
And the curtain will 90 down upon
one of the most dramatic and spec
tacular political fights ever waged In
the State Of Virginia.
Thirteen months ago Mr.. Keezell.
who for over twenty years had been
a prominent figure In the State SEN
ate,-mas appointed county treasurer
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Treasurer Carpenter.
Events then followed thick and fast.
Mr.. Williamson announced himself a
candidate for the election. keezeli
and the county committee engaged
In some sharp passages with William
son over the matter Of direct pri-
mary. The Daily News. q Valley
paper. took up the cudgeis for VIII
Hanson. the direct primary and
Woodrow Wilson.
Williamson febetfeu anu Aiit4ouhStu
himself an independent. The Daily
News stuck to Williamson and soon
the Rockingham Daily Record made
its appearance. After a campaign of
volcanic fury Keezell- went down in
defeat and carried most or the Demos
cratic ticket with him. During the
campaign Keezell sued the Daily News
fer $40, 600 for libel. On the same
day private parties entered similar
suit against Keexell's paper
Tomorrow Keezell retires to his
s0o-acre farm In the county. His
future and that OF the Democratic
party of Rockingham Is a matter OF
the future.
The political dissensions Of the past
have broken up friendships. spill,
families, churches, seeret orders and
brought about a general realignme nj
OF men and factions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
|CH|NESE LEADERS
AWAIT AssASs|NS
GET TELEGRAM THAT MEN ARE
ON WAY TO PUT THEM
n TO DEATH.
NEW CABINET NAMED
WI TING FANG TO BE FOREIGN
MINISTER, WITH EITHER sun
VAT sen OR YUAN SHI kAIZ-
PRESIDENT.
NEW CABINET NAMED

SHANGHAI, Dec 3l.-The peace
conference in session here was thrown
into state of-ffigft- excitement
day by telegram from the revolu-
tionary headquarters in Pekin stat
ing that q number OF assassins had
been despatched to Shanghai by
Princes Tsai Heun and Tsai Tao to
assassinate the republican leaders.
The government delegates disclaimed
any knowledge of such conspiracy.
Scores OF revolutionary agents are
awaiting the arrival OF the assassins
at the railroad stations.
The new Chinese cabinet, as formed
by President Sun Vat Sen and which
Will stand in its present form unless
Yuan Shi Kali accepts the presidency.
was announced to-day as follows;
President. Sun Vat Sen; vice-presi-
dent, General Lii Kuan Hung:
premier, or minister OF war. Huang
Hsin, the home organizer Of the revo-
luton; foreign minister. WI Ting
Fang; vice-foreign minister. Wen
Using Yaa; finance, Chen Chin Tao, a
Yale graduate. formerly of Yuan Shin
Kais cabinet; minister OF justice.
Wong Chung HUI Yale graduate
and a minister in the middle temple:
navy, Ching Pi kwong. commander OF
the cruiser Hsi Chi; commerce,
Chang Chieu, formerly of Yuang
Shih Kai's cabinet; education, Tsai
Yuen Pei: minister Chang VI
Chit formerly of Yuan Shih Kai,s
cabinet.
The delegates to the peace confer
ence to-day voted 100000 to the
revolutionary fund for the relief of
residents in the famine districts. The
commander OF tho Lang Chow troops
to-day teIegraphed that five thousand
men wished to join the revolutionary
20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
DESPERATE NEGRO
SHOOTS OFFICER
FIRES ON POSSE OF RALEIGH
CITIZENS WHO PURSUE HIM
FOR MILES.
CAUGHT AND LOCKED UP
WOUNDED POLICEMAN NOT lex.
PECTED TO RECOVER, Bull,
LET TAKING EFFECT NEAR
HIS HEART.
CAUGHT AND LOCKED III
.specia, to Tn. Richmone virginian.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.,
RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. 3l.--The
fatal shooting of City Policeman Z.
b. Barber at $3.50 O'Clock this after
noon and the capture Of the negro.
William McNeill. who did the shoot
ing. furnished lot of excitement in
Raleigh. A posse Of citizens volun-
tarily joined another policeman in a
three mile chase after Mcneil. the
negro shooting back at his pursuers
n score Of times.
Policeman Barber and another Of
ficer went to the house OF a negro
woman living near the Johnson street
station Of the Seaboard Air Line. to
him with assault.
Shoots OfIicer in Chest.
As one officer entered the front
door the negro rushed through the
rear door, pistol in hand, and dis
covering Officer Barber there fired in
stantly, the bullet taking effect with
in the fraction of an inch OF the
heart.
Before falling Officer Barber fired
three times at the fleeing man. but
his aim was unsteady and he missed.
The other officer, Joined by many
citizens, gave chase and finally got
the negro beyond the suburbs of the
city. near Crabtree creek.
Fired as He Ran.
Mcneil had emptied the cylinder Of
his revolver at least three times, re-
loading as he ran. He was finally
locked up before threatened violence
was inflicted.
officer Barber. one of the best
policemen on the force, is alive at
this hour. but physicians say he will
hardly survive the night. An element
OF negroes has been unusually
troublesome here all this Christmas
week. --------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
DIXIE AERIE WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS

On Thursday evening the following
officers OF Dixie Aerie. No s3s. r. O.
r.. witt be Installed; for tire year at
the home. Fourth and Broad streets,
ny DEPUTY Grand Worthy President
Maurice A. Powers, assisted by Past
Worthy Presidents f. X, Fuller and
r. r. Murphy:
Past Worthy President. \. c. Red
fard; Worthy President. Joseph G.
Baker: Worthy Vice President, James
A. Warde: Worthy Chaplain; John NJ,
Allen; Worthy Conductor. Joseph p
Moran; Recording Secretary. II. r.
Hirschberg. Financial Secretary. s. +
Hirschberg: Treasurer. T. A. Reddin;
Outside Guard. ], A. Harris; Inside
Guard. II. w. Stein. Jr.. Physicians
Drs. J. p. Roy and l. w. station; Trus-
tees, W. II. Lowery. J. L. Satterfield
and w. II. Wyatt. Jr.
Al the close OF the installation q
supper win be served in honor of the
newly elected officers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
MURDER CHARGED TO
WIFE AND MOTHER

MOBILE, ALA. Dec. S1.-Police-
man Frank Wasserlebien, one of the
oldest men on the Mobile force. was
found murdered in a pond near his
home early to-day and tonight his
wife and mother-in-la law have been
taken into custody by the authorities.
Wasserlebein lives in a. lonely district
on the outskirts of the city and 1t WAS
at first supposed that he had been
killed by a burglar.
The policeman had been shot three
times and his face was badly battered.
The powder marks on the body show
ed that the shots had been fired at
close range. The police at once sent
out searching parties in the hope of
apprehending the murderer. but later
changed their tactics.
A great sensation was caused by
the arrest of the two women. A
bundle OF bloody clothing found under
Wasserlebein's house Is believed to
have actuated- the police in making
the arrests. although they decline to
discuss the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
NEW YEAR BRINGS
IDLE EMPLOYMENT
lContinued from First Page, y

Continued from First Page.)
Of their responsibilities as to practical
patriotism. They must take a more
antellige1af sinfk LII Eaf :,
Ing with the welfare of women and
children and with patriotic education
which in its last analysis means good
citizenship"
Mrs. Belva Lockwood. the octo-
genarian lawyer, the first woman to
practice-hefnre the Supreme Court of
the United States and the only wo-
man to run for president:
"Ratify the treaties between the
unitad- States and Great Britain and
France and complete similar treaty
with Germany and~than- include
Japan. That ID the nations greatest
work for 1917. These five great
\ Rzsttad ransrs,Ia NH if fhsnrs ftfx pSAysS
Of the world, an agreement on the
reduction OF ornaments and do away
with large and useless appropriations
for warships. long range guns and ex-
pensive Notifications that no longer
fortify
Next increase our commerce with
all the powers and treble our com.
mercial alliance and our docestic In
tercourse with the Central and South
American States"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01

Continued from First Pase.1
Indictments will be returned in Los
Angeles before the Federal inquisito-
rial body writes fms to It's delving
into coast dynamitings. Ten indict-
ments are to be returned within a few
days. It is further stated by the In
dianapolis Federal grand jury.
The confession was obtaisad with
Ortie McManlgal sitting within hear
INK distance in an adjoining room.
When he had finished Clancy had
All attack of heart failure, and was
Immediately placed under the care
OF physician at the Hotel Sher-
man. where he was stopping at the
time. Later he was granted permits
sion by the government officials to
go to San Francisco. In the Gus
tody of United States deputy mar
shall. Clancy now occupies a bed in
his hame.-He will be brought to Los
Angeles as soon as he Is believed to
be sufficiently strong to stand the
trip.