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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17


One morning the inhabitants
were amazed to see the daily down
country train steam into the sta
ton, bearing twelve dusky maid
ems of marriageable age. Form
ed into a phalanx, they were con-
Quoted by a military band to a
large waffle and daub building
newly erected on Williamson s
land, attended by all the colored
riff-raff of the town. Then Nath-
anson appeared at the entrance of
his store, shouting vigorously IN
half score native dialects and
beating a drum.
Walk up" he cried, walk up
and see Nathanson's unrivalled
premium attraction. To every
purchaser of ten shillings' worth
of goods will be given one red
trading stamp. Fifty stamps en-
title the holder to the selection of
a wife among Nathdnson's newly
arrived stock. For such as desire
1t, the ceremony Will be performed
free of cost by colored clergy
man."
This attraction proved irresisti-
BILE. In vain the manager of the
Phenix invoked the law against
slavery. Williamson, still smiling,
offered liberty and free passage
home to all the girls who desired
it. Not one accepted. Why
should they relinquish life of
luxury with food and quarters
free, no work, fine clothes of a
gaudy color such as they had
never dared to dream of and the
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or talks into a mouthpiece fitted
with diaphragm similar to a
telephone. The vibrations of the
diaphragm move a tiny mirror
which reflects a beam Of light on
a band of sensitized film. This,
when developed in the usual way.
shows number of wave lines
corresponding to the strength OF
the sounds or vibrations.
A Photographic print In relief
is made from this record, and
when the print is passed through
a producer the wavy depressions
regulate little puffs of air which
act on a diaphragm in trumpet
and send forth exact reproduc-
tions of the. sounds originally
made.
The machine was recently ex-
hibited before the French Acad-
envy of Sciences.
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EAsLY DENTIFIED

EASILY IDENTIFIED
After the tennis MATCH the ladies' team returned in trump in
Perhaps their shri delight at their that bright
ened the horse, but he bolted
After thrilling vehicle dashed
at the roadside its
What 1t No
very
a squeal:
Help oh, help somebody! Mine green
shoes stockings!"
Hes of financiers."
Tat didn't rich"
HE isn't a family five dol
lars a week.'-Detroit l..-
JOHN ALDEN EXPLAINED
~ instructed delegate" he said
Not understanding politics. Priscilla stampede
New York Times
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- Editorial Pace Of Cht Cacoma Cimrs PHONES PC
BUY LAND

anentp Hyou sfi
ymdtaw
vaMeb squezed out o
Monego
deSo the oralvau
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REFERENDUM

The Judge-Have anything why of
the court should not be passed you?
The Conycted-Before dat submit
ton of guilt innocence a people,
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REMARKABLE LUCK


Eyes A unusual She has remarkable luck
In keeping her help"
"H1ows that?"
why, told she had only
cook."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
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THINKING IT OVER

ma csught pa kissing the hired girl
whats she going to do about it?"
That's up
hired
a
servant'-Deroit Free
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ADDED PUNISHMENT

doesn't your choir sing at the prison moref"
objected that 1t
wasn't included In their sentence. Examiner.
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DIEEICUIT

Mr.. Askit-And how like keeping diary?
Miss GabbeghOh. it busy writing about what
have been doing anything
write about--Baitimore American
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FOOLISH GIRL

Daughter-Impossiblel win Mr. Millions. HI
har
Mother-Heavensi what nearly
Puck
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MOST ANYTHING
WISE MAN

WISE MAN
Excite--Oh, doctor, husband
he to sign checks he faints
Docor-What 1
Excite-Get e
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EVEN UP

Henley-How are getting with your writing for the
magazines?
Penley-Just m ow a much
l send them.--Boston
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fol
tmw
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UNKNOWN

Jinx7"
Il loaned him this morning should
him."
loaned him Then you
him. Houston Post.
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HOW DID SHE KNOW?

Johnne-Mamma, governess In the dark.
Mamma-IIow do know that?
Jobnne-Iast night in the hall
that b
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SUSPICIOUS

John. do you me?"
do adore me?"
ct s'pose"
"Wil
'Yes-ook what
1ered now?"
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THE restrictive tariff is Woodrow Wilson,
latest description of the protective tariff
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FARMERS say the plum crop is failure this
year but one would think it to see the number OF
politicians under the plum tree
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BY VET0ING the wool and steel bills, Taft has
increased his unpopularity. But, then, what's the
us Of wasting any more ammunition on "dead
onef'
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See until the other day. She was
his grandniece; now she's his
wife. too.
The first socialist church in the
United States 10 to be opened
at Portland. Me.
w. ]. Burns is no real deteo-
tive. He has nary q nickname.
Shades of Old and Young sIeuthi
Nick Carteri And Hackshawl
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Henry BROWN. an Atlanta.
Ca. BLACK man is alleged to be
modern BLUEBHARD--tweive
wives. all dead.
At trial In England one wit
ness testified that his son had
done very WE'LL he's a qualified
chemist In Heaven"
Stephen scutk rs. Millbrook.
n. r.. didn't ecs Sweet Alice
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THE street railway company says it has ordered
Commissioners, maybe they will order dozen.
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If one or two little spots on the sun make as
much trouble for mortals as this what would hap
pen to us If Old Sol should catch the measles
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Observations

NOW watch the fellows who remain on the re-
publican ticket begin to talk progressive policies ;,
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~-~~yrN business Office Main IN
PAltNk\ Circulation Dept. Main IL.
i 4xVAVAO Editorial Dept. Main 7o4.
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DURBIN.

Miss Louise Price, OF Catlettsburg
is here. the guest OF Miss Lucy
Cyrus for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Traber McGlothlin
are the guests of the formers par
ents on East Fork.
Messrs, Joe Ross, Robert Stroth-
er and Milt Black were in Catietis-
burg Tuesday.
John Strother, of vanceburg. KY.
was the guest over Sunday of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robe Stroth-
er.
DIR. j. W. Bellomy and sister
Bertha Basiline were visiting friends
here Saturday.
Mrs. Kizzie Clarkson and daugh-
ter Ida entertained for dinner Sun
day the following; Misses Bertha
Bellomy. of Adeline, Myrtle Lester.
of Catlettsburg. Maggie Mcknight,
Emma and Clara Black, Messrs.
John and Jesse Riddle, Paynter
Ross and Seba Stewart.
Harry Clarkson, who has been
visiting his mother. has returned 10
Portsmouth
Mel Collins, OF Savage Branch
was the guest of Miss Bessie Frank
lin Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Lester, an attractive
young lady of Catlettsburg, is the
guest for several days OF friends
here.
Miss Norma Lockwood has re-
turned to her home at Savage
Branch, after pleasant visit to
her grandmother. Mrs. Sam Cyrus.
Mr.. and Msr. NJ. v. Fugate, OF
Chapman are expected home this
week.
Miss Beulah Coldiron. Of Cat
lettsburg is visiting friends here
Mrs. Harve Conn is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Wade White on Laurel.
Manford Ross. little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Ross. 10 improving
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UPPER LICK CREEK.

The farmers of this vicinity are
happily gathesing in the garden
grain this week.
Phelix See, of this place, who
has been quite III for the past week
is improving.
Misses Bessie and vergie Shan
non entertained number OF young
friends Sunday afternoon.
At what age in life do people en-
Joy themselves more than at the
age of the following, who witnessed
a delightful party given in honor of
Miss Marie Wilson, at the home OF
her brother, Mr.. John Wilson. on
Thursday night, July IL? Among
those present, were Misses Bessie
and Vergie Shannon, Miss Peggie
See, Misses Margie and Neva Miller
and Miss Ethel Shannon. Messrs
Ira and Fred See. David and Jay
See, Billy Carey from Chapman.
Harry Felty of St.. Louis, Miss Col
die L. Straton, of Harrodsburg. Carl
and Lucille Akers. OF Lower Lick
creek. and the presence OF Mr..
Thomas Isaac, Of Ironton was es-
pecially enjoyed. WILD BOY.
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TUsCoLA.

Mrs. Martha Hammond still re-
mains very sick with no signs cf
convalescence.
win Hammond came home from
Naugatuck Friday and returned
Sunday.
A large number OF our people at
tended the annual foot washing OF
the United Baptists Sunday at
Hicksville.
Lee Ekers passed here Sunday en-
route to Shady Grove.
Several OF our people attended
the burial and funeral of Bill Woods
at webbville Sunday.
George and John Carter, OF Yates
Vile passed here Sunday enroute to
Webbtille.
Green Smith attended l. o. o. f.
lodge at Gladys Saturday night.
Wiley Presley started for Nolan'
W. Va, Monday.
James Prichard went to Web
Vile Sunday.
The buzz and hum of the thresh-
ing machine can be heard and farm
ers are well pleased with the yield
OF grain.
The rains are making the corn
look fine, A bumper crop is expect
ed.
The apple and peach crop are
very good and the quantity extra.
1t is reported that Rev. Harvey
will hold a series OF meetings here
in the near future.
MORE ANON
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FALLsBURG.

A large crowd attended the sup
per given at this place by the Odd
Fellows Saturday night.
Carson Elswick and Jay McGloth-
lin we're calling on Miss Bessie and
Pluma Collinsworth Sunday
Tom Chambers attended church
here Sunday.
w. M. Blankenship is very low
with tuberculosis.
Viola Chaffin and Pearl Blenken-
ship attended church at Long
Branch Sunday. :.
Tobe Enyart, Henry Justice and
John Workman we're here Sunday.
Miss Ida Curnutte and Fannie
Skeens were calling on Mrs. o. S
Dilley Saturday evening.
Edgar Scott. of Cadmus attended
the social given at this place Sat.
urday night.
John Jordan, who has been sick
so long. is able to be out.
John Curnutte and little sister
Ruth have returned to their home
at Ashland after spending a few
weeks with their aunt. Mrs. Lou
Skeens,
Miss Bessie and Pluma Collins
worth spent few days with theil
sister. Mrs. J.. S. Ashworth. in Ash
land, last week.
Miss Nancy Skeens, Thelma Cur
Mute, Ida Curnutte and Fannie
Skeens attended church at Ions
Branch Sunday.
Misses Maymie and Lucy Elkini
were visiting friends here Saturday
Miss Effie Shortridge and Loni
Workman attended church and Sun
day school here Sunday morning.
Jerry Crank has returned hom,
after spending several months IL
California.
Frank Ross and Grant Poweri
were here Saturday night.
| TWO COUSINS.
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BIBLE SCHOOL RALLY
at Louisa Baptist Church, July 81 and August |. 1912.
SPEAKERS.

SPEAKERS.
Mission Louis
NEWTON T. BARNES sunday Secretary
Kentucky, Lexington
ville
PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY 81,
MI
7:40"A Sunday Newton T.
SCHOOL, Louis Entzmnger
THURSDAY 4,
Morning
9:3O-Devotonal Service.
Teacher Entzminger
Study Pupil
11:00"The Qualifications Teacher Mr. Entzminger
2:45Gradng School,. Entzminger
Missionary d.
MEETING AND NO COL,
TAKEN.
or Officers. All will hearty welcome
pencil work together
approved
to dividing
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TAKE DR. pIaRCR's PLEASANT PRLT pTe FOR LIVER II
DEEP HOLE.


Sunday school is progressing Rice
ly at this place. with large attend
ance.
Lee Rife, of Yatesville was a
business visitor at this place Sat
urday.
John Clark is visiting friends in
Floyd county.
Eliza, Ray and Blanche Burchett
attended the quart, rly meeting At
Little Blaine Sunday.
James L. Clark and Jink Bur
chett were the guests of T. H. Bur-
chett Sunday.
The apple peeling at Mr.. William
Clark's Friday night was largely at
tended.
Misses Minnie and Eva Burchett
were the guests of Martha Clark
Sunday evening.
Jake Roberts, of Smoky Valley
passed through here recently.
Carl Burchett and Dallas Clark
attended Sunday school at Mt. Pleas
ant Sunday.
MARTHENA.
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ADELINE.

The sick OF our community are
no better.
W S. Church and John Rugslcs
called on Bill Burchett receai,s
George Church. who had e e't' 50
long. is getting along fine.
T Grass cutting is all the go here.
Laura Bryan is on the sick list
this week.
Theodore Ruggles was the guest
Of Miss Dellie Bryan Sunday.
Hattie Ruggles called on Sophie
Church Saturday.
Bill sperry was visiting his par
snts, OF Adeline.
Claud Sperry called on Mary Rug
nles Saturday and Sunday.
Crit Bryan visited Bill Burchett
Monday
Church at Tarrie was largely at
tended Saturday night.
Rev. Harvey win fill his appoint
ment at Tarrie the third Saturday
night.
Ben Church will go to culbertson
soon.
Tom Christian has gone to Knox
creek to work
Joe Fannin and sherman Fannln
were visiting home folks last week.
Lewis Fannln will go to Pond
creek soon.
VIII Church will go to Pond
creek soon.
Ida Austin is expected to visit
home folks soon.
SWEET HEART.
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tended church at Evergreen Sun

tended church at Evergreen Sun
day.
Miss Dockie See has returned
home after a two weeks visit with
the Shannon girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Hickman
passed up our creek Sunday.
Death visited the home OF Eu'
gene Hughes Sunday, July IA and
claimed for its victim their infant
child. The baby had suffered from
typhoid fever for more than two
weeks. Weep not dear parents fol
your loss is Heavens gain.
George Travis passed through
here Sunday.
Master Ollie Shannon. who has
been III for some time. is much i'm
proved.
John Miller and little son Will
lam were visiting Mr.. John Shan
non Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cartmel Wis
tied their sister. Mrs. Harye Shan
non Sunday.
People of our community are
about through their crops.
Master Lee Shannon was visit
ing Bernard Shannon Sunday.
SAMBo AND RASTUS.
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SMOKY VALLEY.

The Ice cream festival that was
announced in the NEWS. is put of
until Saturday night, the Bird, OF
August. Everybody come and helr
NJ.
Harrison Roberts visited friends
I'm Louisa Sunday.
II. b. Hutchison has gone to Mid
Gle creek. KY. to work in the coal
mines.
David Compton and Lindsey Cy-
rus attended Sunday school at Mt
Eieasant Sunday evening.
Miss Emma Muncey entertained o
number of her friends Sunday af-
tsrnoon.
LonIe weilman is expected home
sDon.
Milt and Geo. Bradley we're in
cur community Sunday.
Tho Misses Damron's, OF Pleas
ant Ridge, were In Louisa Saturday
night and Sunday.
J. W. Bradley attended Sunday
school here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Daniels vis-
md Mart Bradley Saturday.
Will Diamond called on Mr.. Geo
Diamond Sunday.
John Nelson and Virgil Pigg pass
cd through here enroute to Louisa
Saturday.
J. N. Roberts purchased fine
moving machine and rake.
Bort Hughes passed through here
enroute for his home, at Busseyville
Several from here attended the
Odd Fellows rally at Fallsburg Sat
urday night
oNfIy ME
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TRACE BRANCH.

Our school will begin Monday
July %, Mr.. David Adams, teacher.
jeff and Miss Olive Shannon at
tended Sunday school at Mary
chapel Sunday.
Ellsworth Endicott has returned
home after a shert visit with friends
here.
Miss Sissie Cox, who has been
III for some time, is much improved.
Walker Castle was visiting Jas.
Shannon Sunday.
Misses Sarah and Marie Cox were
yisiting Delilie Shannon Saturday
and Sunday.
typhoid fever is raging near this
place.
L. A. CARED and children at
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riNsoN FORK.

Work Is good at this place.
Pond creek coal company is do
ing quite a lot OF business here
Just now.
The bridge across Tug and the
grading is progressing nicely.
We are expecting passenger trains
to be running here by the first OF
the year,
The people OF this vicinity had
the pleasure OF viewing the first
automobile ever passed up our creek
Saturday, II was loaded with bust
ness men from Williamson.
The Diamond Construction Co.
of Logan, w. Va, has 100 houses
under construction here which EN-
ploys a number of carpenters from
various parties OF the country.
Teaming is good business al
this place now. had the pleasure
OF meeting about As teams last
Wednesday going to Williamson. be-
sides about 80 that leave out OF
Williamson.
Quite number OF carpenters are
working here who are formerly OF
Holden, w. Va.
b. c. McGinis. of Logan. w. Va.
is manager for the Diamond Con
struction Co., and manages his mer
nicely. He has crews working,
at No. 8, at No. 5, | at No.
and | at No. Z.
A LAWRENCE COUNTY BOY.
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wALBRIDGE.

Sunday school at this place is
progressing nicely with new officers
elected Sunday last.
Rev. Copley. OF Louisa preached
an interesting sermon at this place
Sunday.
Pie mite at Three Mile was
largely attended.
Miss Edith and Nell Thompson,
Of Catlettsburg. are visiting their
cousins, Miss Ada and Sadie York
and other relatives
Mrs. George Chapman and Mrs,
Shannon of Gallup were calling on
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AUxER.

There was a fine ball game at
this place Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Clark and little son.
Paul were calling on Mrs. w. n.
Daniel Sunday.
Miss Matte Daniel was calling on
Miss Sadie and Bertha Fugate Sum
day.
Miss Bessie Daniel was calling on
Miss Lizzie Hanshaw Sunday.
There was church at this place
Saturday night Sunday and Sunday
night.
Mrs. Fred Blackburn and little.
son Denver were calling on Mrs. W.
NJ. Daniel Sunday evening.
Crops are looking fine, they win
look much finer on account OF the
rain which fell Sunday.
Harry Daniel made trip to-
Woods Monday.
Most of the children are disap-
pointed on account of school not
beginning to-day.
Miss Jennie Wells and Miss Liz
zie Hanshaw were business callets
at the store Of j. C. B. Auxier
Saturday night.
Jeff Music has been visiting home
folks at East Point. who is work
ing at the store of J. G. B. Aux
Ter.
runCOI Attn CANnv
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home folks Sunday.

home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Haws entertained
large number Of friends Sunday
last
Miss Hettie Burk attended the
pie mite Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary and Winnie webb
were calling ON James York and
family Sunday.
Mrs. b. York and Norah See were
shopping In Louisa Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Wells entertained a
large number of her friends Sun
day.
Wayne Dean is expected home
RAG TINE.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26

nicely, having fallen from wagon
on Sunday evening and was badly
injured.
Miss Ida Clarkson entertained
for dinner Tuesday Misses Beulah
Coldiron and Myrtle Lester. of Cat
lettsburg and Anna Black.
Mrs. Abe Lester. who has been
very Ill for some time, is slowly
improving.
NJ. A. B. & /.
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CADNiUS.

James Grubb and Charley Carter.
OF Yatesville passed down our creek
Thursday with a fine drove of sheep
Walter Miller, of Vessie is haul
ing coal from " d. Harman's.
Andy Cooksey and Sylvester Deri-
field were at Adam Harman's office
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Amanda Aldridge is at
sprigg, W. Va.
George Goings has gone to, Chat
taroy, w. Va. to work in the coal
mines.
Ravid Moore, OF Potter was at
Adam Harmans Friday on business.
Jeff Collinsworth, of Cadmus, is
doing good business.
w. v. Roberts. the postmaster
and stock man of Cadmus, is an
other good hearted man.
A. Mr.. Hayes, OF Louisa passed
down Gait wednesday.
James H. Woods and Emmit Fan
min, oil vessie passed down Gait
Wednesday with fine drove of
sheep.
Mrs. Martha Roberts last a fine
COW last week.
Nancy Hartman was visiting her
mother-in-law. Louise shortridge
Thursday.
Ray Jones was calling on v. D.
Harman Thursday.
Mrs. Nancy Hartman has raised 46
bushels of fine potato onion sets
this year.
Allen Clay and Sophia Fugate
were calling at A. Harman's Sua-
day.
A. l.. Thompson and A. j. Scott
were at A. Harman's Friday.
DIR. w. A. Rice, of Fallsburg was
at A. Harman's Friday on business.
Rolep Hutchison wife and chill.
dren of Dennis passed down Gait
Friday enroute to Judge Rameys
j. c. Adams. of Gladys passed
down Gait Friday enroute to Full
lers station.
Rev. v. D. Harman breaches al
Green Valley Saturday night.
Aunt Susie Mainard, of Pike coup
ty is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Laura Collinsworth at Cadmus.
During thunder storm few
weeks ago uncle Andy Woods. Of
Fallsburg was laying on his bed
and a bolt of lightning came in al
a window and struck on the floor
and out at the door and struck q
persimmon tree Just out side the
yard, taring 1t TO atoms.
William r. Thompson was at A
Harman's Friday.
Milton Stephenson, of Cadmui
was at Louisa the Is inst.
Aunt Martha Brumfield, who has
been sick SO long. is able to be out
again.
We are sorry to hear of the
death of Judge Woods, OF webbivlls
he was a man loved and respected
by many people in this county.
The ice cream festival at Walter
Millers Friday night was quite ;
success.
Mrs. Susan Riley was shoppint
at Fallsburg Friday.
VIM. Riley has fine crop of ha,
on his Marcum farm this year.
Ed Riley will take a course Il
engineering this coming winter.
| SPUNK.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26

During the summer months moth
ers OF young children should watch
for any unnatural looseness of the
bowels. When given prompt at
tention at this time serious trou-
BILE may be avoided Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy can always be depended upon.
For sale by Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children.
Relieve Feverishness, Bad Stom.
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and are a
pleasant remedy for Worms. Used
by Mothers for 22 years. They nev.
er fail. At all Druggists, 25c. Sam.
pie FREE address, A. S. olmsted
LIE Roy, N Y.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26
ONLY ME.

one size smaller by using Aliens
Boot- Ease. the antiseptics powder
for swollen. tender. aching feet. II
makes walking delight, relieves
corns and bunlons OF all pain. and
Gives rest and comfort. Sold every
where. 25c. Don't accept any substi-
tute. Sample FREE, Address, Allen
q oimsted. lie Roy. N. Y.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26

Dysentery is always serious and
often dangerous disease. but it
can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
cured 1t even when malignant and
epidemic. For sale by Louisa Drug
Co.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26

For soreness of the muscles,
whether induced by violent exercis-
es or injury, there is nothing bet
ter than Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liHment also relieves rheu-
matte pains. For sale by Louisa
Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-07-26

W1ay Havss g ITerveg ~ - -


he NERVES" When Thoughts
ana
straghtvay pne unss
.
with the head Or pacs
disorder ana
should be treated cad' ann
systematically
ouno that prescnpuon mo-
sicohoi
frescnption tnat woua max
medicines are hanoeu
II ~ had been falling u healsi
for
" i
Piercesn only
lite
wonderful medicines
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