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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-08
illuminate Rockies for Tourists

Minneapolis, April 2S-Announce-
ment of the itinerary of the national
A. A. A. reliability tour from the
Twin Cities to Glacier National
Park, Montana, July II to 10, made
yesterday, was accompanied by the
statement that Louis w. Hill, Chair
man of the board of directors of the
Great Northern Ry., will illuminate
the Rocky Mountains for the special
benefit of the tourists.
Here is how Mr.. Hill proposes to
have the tourists get their first
glimpse of the real rockies:
He will have stationed on the
mountain peaks along the pictures
que rocky range just back of the
unique log hotel at Glacier Park
score of men who at given
signal will touch off several tons of
red, white and blue Roman fire. This
striking illumination of the heavens
revealing the mountain scenery will
be a spectacle that the tourists driv-
ing over the prairies the last night
of the tour will remember. This
spectacular revelation will be pulled
off when the pilot car of the tour is
within forty miles of he Rocky
Mountain range.
The itinerary ,ears he official sane
ton of the a. a. a. This is the
first time a national reliability run
has gone to the Rocky Mountain
range and this fact, coupled with the
entry Of Long Time Sleep, a full
blooded Indian from the Glacier
Park resel walton, adds considerable
interest to the tour.
The itinerary in Montana follows
with the total mileage for each day
Thursday, July IT, Leave Willis
ton, n. d., morning; arrive Poplar
Mont, noon; arrive Glasgow, night
1888 miles.
Friday, July 1s.-Leave Glasgow
morning; arrive Malta, noon; arrive
Havre, night, 1861 miles.
Saturday, July 19.-Leave Havre
morning; arrive Shelby, noon; arrive
Glacier Park, night, IS miles.
The total mileage for the trip will
be ,l3l miles, through three states
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-08
National Game Law

State Game Warden DeHart goes
on record as stating that he does not
believe the law passed at the last
session of congress in regard to duck
shooting will affect the hunters of
Montana any. There has been a
great deal of dissatisfaction i'm regard
to this law but if the state game war
den will stand for the shooting of
ducks there will be little cause for
alarm.
Following is the law as passed:
All wild geese, wild swans,
brandt, wild ducks, snipe. plover,
woodcock, rail, wild pigeons and
other migratory game and insectiv-
orous birds which in their northern
and southern migrations pass through
or do not remain permanently the
entire year within the borders of any
state or territory, shall hereafter be
deemed to be within the custody and
protection of the government of the
United States, and shall not be
destroyed or taken contrary to regu-
lalions provided for.
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Ripon gloves at Edwards 4 Nc

Ripon gloves at Edwards Il Nc
LellAn's.
Wanted u man to work on a ranch.
Address box 604, Malta. If
Lost a gold bead necklas. Finder
will please return to Helen Schilling
for reward. Alp
Holloway Bros. Uncle Toms Cab
III show at the opera house, Sunday
evening, May IL.
Mrs. 0. w. Simonson returned Sum
day from a visit with the Roman
Gerber family on the north bench.
For Sale or Trade-One imported
shire horse, also one two year old
Clydesdale colt. Adolph Lafond, Jr.
W. d. Murphy of toilette, N. d., is
here OH a visit to his two brothers
Arthur and Isaac. lie arrived the
first of the week and thinks we have
fine country out here.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-08
Additional Locals

Stetson hats at Edwards & McLell-
ans.
Keen Kutter hardware at Edwards
& McLellan's.
Package raisins while they last at
10c per ID. at Clanton & Brandons.
Miss Lee, of Chinook, visited with
Malta friends between trains Sunday
Rev. E. Ellsworth Smith will preach
in Masonic hall next Sunday evening
St. Mary's Guild meets with Mrs.
Secrest next Wednesday afternoon,
May 14th.
Mrs. Geo. A. Clark and son Ken
meth, left Monday night for Forsythe
where DR.. Clark is now located.
$50 bushels of potatoes for sale at
SOC per bushel. Doepping Bros, IS
miles south of Malta. 2-3Wp
The next regular eighth grade eN-
animation will take place May 90
and % at Glasgow, Malta, Iinsdale
and Saco.
Miss Mabel Peck returned from hel
eastern trip this week and will leave
for q lasgoW the last OF the week to
resume her work in the county clerk s
office.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-08
SINCERITY Ctothes
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Fresh bread at the Mercantile.
Sincerity suits at Edwards & Nc
Lellan's.
Get your seeds early at Clanton &
Brandon's.
Everything in dried fruits. Get
our prices. Clanton & Brandon.
Oranges 35c per dozen, lemons SOC
per dozen at the Mercantile.
The best cheap cook stove on the
market at Edwards Il McLellan's.
Vaudeville between acts with Uncle
Tom Cabin Shows, Sunday evening,
May II. at the opera house.
Ed Pierson returned the latter part
of last week from Great Falls where
he has been for the past ten or twelv e
days. While in that city he was sick
and confined to his bed most of the
time.
Ed Culbertson is the new manager
of the Imperial yards at this place,
having taken the place of Mr.. Bray
ton who resigned, Mr.. Culbertson is
not a stranger to the people Of Malta
having worked here as q second man
in the yard last year. We predict
for him success in his work as man
ager Of the yard.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-08

IF WE GET A CHANCE AT YOUR
OLD SHOES in our repair department.
we'll mend them so we'll that they'll
come in handy for q change-off.
It's impossible for anyone to Go
better repairing than we do. Guar
anteed to be satisfactory.
Our repair department is unex-
celled.
GOOD REPAIRING Is IMPORTANT.
We do it.
B. II. kOKE.
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Wears
Like Iron

When you buy the right paint
you are taking out weather i'll
surance. Your barns and out
buildings need the protective
qualities of paint as well as
your house, and the same care
should be taken in buying it.
Shade w, us. Barn Paint
is the quality paint for barns
and outbuildings. 1t has been
tried and tested under many
weather conditions and with
stands them all.
1t avcars and 7veays, resisting
every kind of weather, keep
ing its color, because it is
made of the right materials
for this climate.
For beauty, covering, dura-
bility and weather resisting
qualities use Shade ", Z. $.
Barn Paint. We sell and rec
onlnend it.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
CLIFF.

VIM. Greenwade and Jas Hatch
er were in Ashland Thursday
Mrs. Gus Dickerson and family.
OF Louisa visited relatives here
last week
Quite a crowd from this place
attended the Baptist foot washing
at East Point sunday
Mrs Bill Nay. OF PrestOnshurg
visited Mrs W. B. May one day
last week
AlonzO Lacy passed here FRIDAY
with = nice drove OF sheep and
cattle.
Jack Nay. Of PrestOnshurs pass
ed through Thursday enro0te to
Nasofin-oO.
Miss Frances Reynolds was in
Louisa saturday.
There win b a box supper Al
the Elkins school house saturday
|evening AUG. Is.
Sanford Haekworth. OF BonanEs
was here Sunday.
VIM. Greenwade made flyins
trip TO A0xier Friday.
W. L. Baldridge went to Rock
castle sunday 70 work for the Rock
easle Lumber CO.
BROWN EYES
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FALLsBURG.

Rev. Yoak preached his fairwell
sermon here Sunday.
The ice cream supper was quite
a success here Saturday night.
Mrs. Jack Thompson and little
son Of Catlettsburg were visiting
relatives and friends at this place
Sam Kinstler. OF Fort Gay, W.
Va. was visiting Miss Josephine
Cooksey Sunday.
Miss Ida and Olga Savage and
Abot Jordan attended the ball
game at Bolts Fork Saturday.
Mrs Willie Skeens and little son
were visiting home folks one day
last week.
Dr. Jay Carter made business
trip TO Ashland one day last week
G. C. Daniel and Bessie Collins
worth attended the meeting at
Queen Valley Sunday
Mrs John Yates was shopping in
Louisa Monday.
Pluma collinsvorth is visiting
her brother this week
The storx visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Dilley and left a fine boy.
CHUMS.
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Hevdrick Lavne ,as calling on
Miss Mary Hatcher saturday ana
sunday
a large crowd from fhis Mace at
tended the foot washing a. Con
cord Sunday
Mr. ana Mrs W NJ Daniel ana
family have moved IN woods
Mrs Maerfa Mars 81 prasfon--
burg is VISITING reIativeS ~ thfr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

wilson. Josephine May and Kidd Da'
wilson and Messrs. Raymond Lang
Hey and Elijah May. of Prestons-
burg spent Sunday afternoon at the
home OF Topsy and Meta Hatcher
A large number OF young folks
from Prestonsburg and Paintsville
attended the foot wishing at East
Point Sunday.
Inez Wilson is visiting friends at
Prestonsburg this week
Raymond Langley. of Prestons-
burg visited Graham Powers Satur-
day and Sunday
Irene Adkins Is spending this
week with relatives at Ashland
Edward Conley. OF Paintsville wa
IL Auxier Sunday
Burr Hereford. OF Cliff attended
the foot washing at East Point sun
day.
Gertrude Kelly is visiting her
sister Mrs. Geo. H. Donnally at
Guyandotte. W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Auxier
spent Sunday with home folks at
East Point.
Birdie Canuss visited relatives at
Louisa recently.
Grover Mays. who has been sick.
is rapidly improving.
Henry L. Porter made trip TO
Catlettsburg this week
Sarah La viers has resorned from
Ohio. where she has been visiting
! relatives. -.<e.-
Mr.. Brainard. representing the
citizens Union Life Insurance Co..
OF Cleveland. Ohio. was calling on
Dr.. W. L Hatcher recently.
Anna Lee Auxier and niece Mary
Louise Hatcher were shopping in
Auxier Monday AHA
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DoNTrHoN.

A large crowd attended church
Al this place Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. and MfA Lewis Fields. and
Mrs. Jason Taylor are visiting
friends on Wolfe creek for a few
wssks.
Miss Junia Atkins. Of Potter e.
tended church al Ehis place Sunday.
Miss Eva Harvey was calling on
her sister Al Griffith's creek recent
y.
school is progressing nicely Al
this place.
Z. I. Frazier is working at New
Cumberland.
Trh>lble Chapman. Who has beer
working At New Cumberland. has
resurned home.
Miss Junia Atkins is visiting Ael
cousins Misses Sadie and Alice See
this week.
The sheriff Was here one DAY
last week and scattered some Of N,
boys of 10 the woods.
Mrs Lue Compton Is calling o.
home folks al this place.
Misses Polly and Myrtle Field
we're shopping in Louisa one da,
last week.
Hrs. Mary Chapman was callfnl
On her daughter Mrs. Compton. o
rorcAlisAt. recently
Mrs c. II. Meredith spent lAs
week with home folks al this place
KeitAer Chapman and A See Al
wo-king a. laurel
Mss E,hel Frazier Vas calling O
ever-tAe-river cousins one day las
week
II Asxier See was calling on Mill
Maynard Sunday.
Josie Lanehrt IS visiting her SIS
ter Al KenOva-
4, Born. 10 Mr., and Mrs Jane
, COnE. \ girl
Misses Polly and Myrtle EieldI
. and Miss Josie Lambert astende
the pie mite al Rocky Valley Sal
4 arday night.
The little twins Of Mr.. and Mr.
~. o, vinsOn are better with whooI
lng cough.
Hiss Opal vinson was eAlling Q
|Janie Vinson one day last week.
II KENTUCKY CHICK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

church when he was is years of
age. He was a good religious man
and the one greatest s. S workers
IN this country. He has done Smoky
valley great good The swirl wing
ed angel came and called uncle
Joe home He had been sick sew
eral months. God in his mercy saw
fit TO take him in q home where
sickness nor death never come. Al
though Ne win miss him in our
Sunday school. yet he has paid
the Sebt We have all got TO pay.
sooner or later. -s-ts
All was done for him that kind
and anxious hands could do to re-
store him 10 health but earthly
help was all unavailing.
He was the son OF Nj, and
Mrs. George Hutchison. deceased.
Early in life he was married to Mis-
Romaine Haws, TO this union were
born nine children. Trinnie. aeeeas-
ed. Elwood. Wave. Asberry. George
Cora. Ella. Allen and r. B.
Weep not dear children. bu,
prepare 10 meet papa n. r.
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II
hose for the past week
L. c. vanhoose. OF Paintsville
was the guest Of home folks this
week.
Mrs. Ella Laney. and sister at
tended church at Toms creek Sat
rrday and Sunday.
Lafe Preston and daughter. Of
Georges creek, were visiting his
sister. Mrs. 1. P. Daniels one day
last week
Mr.. Jennings. of Van Lear.was
was calling on Miss Pauline weely,
Sunday Afternoon.
Charlie Philips was calling on
Mss Norma vietors Sunday.
Mrs Tommy Irwin. of this place
Is visiting home folks in Ohio.
Dan Robertson and family spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Tn odore Perry.
Married on the End day Of Aug.
Miss Bessie Perry to Mr. Logan
Akers. of Offutt. We wish 1.-THE
happy coaple much joy.
Born. on the ninth. TO Mrs Ben
Sizemore. a fine boy
Mrs Will Marcum. of this place
is expected TO visit home folks Al
Twin Branch next week.
eat Saturday and Sunday is Bro.
Ree's regular church time here.
VAN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
slDDLE CREEK.

Mrs. n. F. Bradley and sons re-
turned home sunday night from =
visit to her daughter at winches-
ter
Mrs James GOble spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her mother AT
Colonial
Miss Anna Wireman visited heI
mother at Anxier sunday last
Ellis Craft attended the fool
washing at East Point Sunday
Mrs Zeian Canal the daughter
of Jerry Allen. died at her home Al
Beaver and was brought to Middle
creek saturday
Mrs W. +. Bradley called OF
Mrs. John HURLEY Sunday.
Mrs Non Bradley called on Airs
Leb Bow sunday
BLUE EYES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
ACxInR

Bert Daniels. who has been Wis
i,ing his sister. has returned &c
his homo Al Cincinnati.
Charles p. WickAam. President
a. lAe Citizens Union Lie lnsaranc
Company 81 Cleveland. Ohio. Aa'
ben Visiting m W. l. Hatcher.
kate bunch. who has been vis
I,Ine Gertrude Kelly. has r>,orne'
10 her homo 4, Huntington.
Afford DoN1 has movod his fam
Nv 10 standard. W. Va, vhoro h
r<l>>|N % mako hls NoiV home
l>Il NN< >n>nl sunday viii
homo Nll| f>.I Point.
,||>. N..I'.| rof,rn C>N,n||
|>>. |>> Langley, nooN'>> ~
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SIIKA.


Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd. and Miss
Jane Rice were guests of Dot and
Henry vanhoose Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mont Stapleton
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Stapleton's father
Mrs. Versula Yeager. OF San FiaE-
cisco. Cal. is here the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs J. H Stambaugh.
Mrs Malana Preston, of Thelma.
has returned home after a weeks
visit with relatives here
Bill Witten is on the sick list
Mrs Daisy Stambaugh. OF Paints
vile visited relatives here last
week.
Jerome Akers and family Of vir-
ginia are here visiting relatives
Mrs. Willie Chandler and little
daughter Lucia Ethel are visiting
at Van Lear
Mable and Hobert Picklesimer
were shopping in Painssville satur-
day.
Irene Davis was calling on Miss
Fanny Stambangh Sunday
Misses jamie Rice. Oracle Van
hoose and Bessie Stambaugh wers
calling on Miss Lula Stambaugh re
Gently. Ff
=
Rev. Jne II. Stambaugh and wife
of Illinois. have been here the pas
week visiting relatives
Rev. Stambaugh. while here de
livered some interesting sermons
Everett conley was here Satur
day.
suna sublett is visiting at Thel
ma
Miss LeOna Johnson was calm
on Mss Oracle Rice Sunday
Laura Castle went to stambaus
SUNDAY. VIOLET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
JEAN

1 am very thankful to my many
friends who voted for me and help
ed me in the primary and hope how
soon l mar have a chance to repay
the favor
As it is the choice of the people
for Mr.. Hay to be the nominee. I
am going to do my best for him and
hope he will be successful in Nov
All the nominees on the demo-
crat ticket look good to me because
they all treated me Ike q gentle
man and i did them likewise I
have no occasion to be sore At any
candidate or any one else. because
II was treated so nice every where
Il went and BY every body met
1 have formed acquaintance all
over the county. Of which zm
certainly proud and know they new
er have any occasion TO regret meet
/ ing with me-
None OF the nominees need To
waste any time in trying TO see
me because am a democrat Of the
truest type and VIII support all the
democrat nominees
Yours truly.
HORACE & THOMPSON
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smoky valley.

Sunday school is progressing nice
" a. this place.
Miss Nay Piekreli is visiting in
Ashland this week.
Several from here ATTENDED the
camp meeting Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Large pass
I'd through here Sunday.
Mrs- Joe Cyrus was in Louisa
saturday
George L Diamond called on
home folks Saturday night and
Sunday.
Irene Pickreli called on her
aunt sunday
Martha Bsberts has returned AZ
ter visit 10 relatives in Ashland.
TWO SCHOOL GIRLS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

Several OF the young people
from here attended the ice cream
supper at Durbin Saturday night
Lucy Bnrris. OF Huntington is
visiting friends and relatives here
Harry Garrison was calling on
Bessie Tnrman sunday
Belle Mcsoriey has returned from
Ashland.
Paynter Ross was calling gar ].
R. Estep's Sunday.
Hattie Rankins mingled with
friends ard relatives AZ Durbin Sat
urday and sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. O. Black were
business callers in Louisa Tuesday
Ora Estep returned from Ash
land Sunday
Reba Prishard. OF Burnaugh wa
calling on her grandparents her
last week.
Bessie Tnrman made a trip I.
Ashland Monday.
Oscar SAmmons. OF Louisa va
calling on Elizabeth Black Sunday
School IS progressing nicely a
this place
Bertha Estep was in Ashland
Friday last ToPSY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

A vast amount Of i'll health is
due to impaired digestion When
the stomach fails TO perform its
functions properly the whole sys-
TEN becomes deranged, A few doses
OF Chamberlain's Tablets is all you
need. They will strengthen your
digestion. invigOrate your liver.and
regulate your bowels. entirely do
ing away with that miserable feel
ing due to faulty digestion. Try it.
Many others have been permantiy
|eured-why not your For sale by
Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
GOSHEN. WASH

The people around our comman-
ity are about through having and
report fine crops
Our school viii open the second
Of September
Miss l-ora Boggs. of Kendall,
Wash. is visiting friends AT Pow
ell River. b. c,
The ice cream social given BY
the Ladies Aid Society At the
Goshen hall Saturday night was
well attended.
James Ferguson Of this place is
working in the store aud delivering
groceries for J. L. Dickerson.
The Hntter and Morrison lumber
min has resumed work after q few
days OF vacation
Airs Emily Sparks. Of Kendall
is visiting relatives at this place.
0rkty johnson. OF kendall. who
has been working at Lyden this
summer. has been quite m but is
able % Be ont again
II. A. BogEs. o. u. c. and A. n.
johnson. Of Kendall were VISITING
lrients At Goshen few days ago.
Mrs. George Clear. Of this place
was operated upon = few days aga
ana h much Improved Al this time
N.Y.. ...... $780,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
The Best Pain killer.

Backlen's Arniea Saive when APP
piled 10 = cut. bruise. sprain. burn
or ssald. ORC Their injury Of the
skin viii Immediately remove al
pain. E E Chamberlain Of Clinton.
Ne. says. 1T robs cuts and other
injuries Of their terrors. As a heal
ing remedy its equal don't exist >
VIII do good for you. Only 25c Al
Louisa Drugstore Co
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PROM ARIZONA.

Editor Big Sandy News
Find inclosed check for s1-0o.
Pint me on for your valuable pa
per tor one year. Ny papa has
taken your paper for several years
srd / have been = constant read
CT OF it until We came TO the far
xess about months ago.
desire to say through the col
umns Of the NEWS that l often
think Of my Lawrence Co.. school
mates. and hope they may make a
snceess in life. I.
From = Lawrence county boy in
the west DAVID FYFFE-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

School is progressing nicely at
Blaine.
Asa Skaggs was visiting his sis
ter Mrs. Ruth Wheeler Friday
Masonic lodge vas largely at
tended Saturday night
Lafe Wheeler has returned no
after q week and q half visit
friends in this vicinity
Master Paul Osborn. who il va
thought had typhoid. is out
Mathew Bates has returned from
Ashland very sick. after weeks
stay.
There win be a box supper Al
Blaine graded school the first sat
Iurday night in September
The infant child of Mr. and Ms
C. V. Berry. is very sick at this
writing
EMORY E. wheeler vas caller
at Winifred Sunday
DR.. T. V. Wheeler spent rev
DAYS with home folks last week
Blanche Osborne is very sick and
confined TO her room at this writ
ling.
Rev. ]. H. Stambaugh Is holdine
q ssries Of meetings here this week
Rev. McClay preached an inter
estins sermon at the NJ =. Church
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

| 49,. -. snw,rea yerx much
=. s,,,.,s, 80. ~, r,cer, ra,n.
- ,.1.~,.- some vitality
-, -. a,,ssr,d 10 h. ruin
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- -. Asvs -ola ,aelr
-s,,. wafI. oshers are
~ /, r,eklnr machine %
s,S.-s,,vzs ~ eonsr.rtins
49, ...,. Ana rivire away What
r,.un.os. AZ o..s-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

Regular church time here Sat
prday ana sunday ~ Rev. conley
81 paln,svlllo.
AR. and Nrs. Norman D>lnap 81
w, Va. arr kesc on = Wait At AR
and Nrs. 4. p, Daniels.
Case noSd. Of Rel l}eoko'. q
visiting homo lolks tn|s week
N|&s Carrie Vonhoo>>. and n,
>oe,|n. OHIO stanley q q, NINE
'e,ya ~ ee,.' y, y .'. .na ,eslk
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suffered Eczema my Years
Nov Well


Seems a long time TO endure the
awful burning. itching. smarting,
skin disease known as letter
another name for Eczema. Seems
good to realize also that Dr. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment has proven
= perfect cure. Mrs. D. l. Kenney
writes: Il cannot sufficiently ex-
press my thanks to you for your
DR.. Hebson's Eczema Ointment II
has cured my letter. which has
troubled me for over fifty years
All druggists. OF by mail. soc
PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO.
81. Louis. No. Philadelphia. Pa.
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nsatr s;.<1 q o. community
ara took NV 81 pr Sppl. q sun
az sSsecs I A nsi,Aison. We
s,e al >sry '., y nexe 10 give
nlm IN. Ne ' : ~ ; mo. and
,ss,rai GAYS n - Io.nea tAe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

Nh, IL. - ,..,i,.i here sat-
aay nsrh srl,e success.
Mrs c. yards. Who has
visstir - parents N this
[.Ce has n ,rne % her home at
rtarOy. VI Va
folks 81 ards ana sunday.
gar Rife wAs business vizi-
Louisa rlda
sans.,s ~ ~ : soIne
% vork
q ienoaA j ), cal Grove.
= y M.ra ya.ss
NE Daniel. ,,,s ia the ,ce
.er her, $50 49, pirh,.
Is HoN y s.ts, have
hera,s relatives
~ Car, .was visiting
In Lis A,.in. sat-
nday
= The -, -s.ar Wa
hool = 80
- nc. 4 .x..l.ted 10
on an = sxnsnd-
- lves srf sinr,on.
II fro, ths placs
:. -. seAo A Deep
-,
,-..--, slirs.
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ed as engineer for the Goshen Lum-
Der Co.. is on vacation this week
attending TO his farm work.
KENTUCKY GIRL.