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General Wrangel
utrpGl porazku

lstfedof ruska soyitska zprdya,
ziskonh v BerIint, sdtIujc, Ne 10.
yftska yojska zonjala move opeg'
*nfnf posice pfi fcce Bug u lfmff
znitila sbory geuerala Wranpela,
prolibolseyicktho vndce jIznln
Rusku Depese pfipojnje, He Pold.
81 nstonpili nednleko Brestn ~.
feyskfbo pred noyou rIislson ofen.
siV0n. Naproti totnii zprayy 4
varsayy udavajl, ~ Polaci rozsi+
ri syoje linip jiboyychoduf od
grestu Liteysktbo podfl KoyeIskf
zclczniee n zaujali Wielkoryta,
MeIoroypa . MjeIpiky po prid.
kSeh boDch. BoIseyici, kfeh na.
padIi poIaky tototo sektorn,
pnizjIi X bojj obrnbDgeIi antomo'
bDd, n nieIz nfkferh byly ukofj.
stlny. Osmdesdt opiiSeh boIseyi.
tb bylo zajafo. Jiboylehodnf od
Jyoya poIska Jizda, spolapraenjj'
II v Ukrnjiuei, Aaujala Bugszeyn,
Bimaczowce d Nasiaaezyn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

Nehezpcdi bolseYicktho poysiA.
nj \ ltalii 2da so b{ti aspon na
dobn pfiiomuou zazehndno. Jak ~
MiIdna, sttrdiska radikalnill0
hnnii itaIsktho dtlnietva, oznamn
jr, byla uspofdddun tam Y soboiu
plpndrni schiIzc dflnickych nrga
nlsaci. mn niz byl0 uyazoyduo o
industridluim poystdni, k nemnz
dosIo dhsledkn sldyky koyopra-
coynikh po celt ltalii,
SocialIstick{ poslanee Daraeo-
mn pfcdloziI resoluci jlntnem yse.
obecnG konfederacc delnickt. Y
ni5 odpornGen byl kompromis. Ia.
70 rcsoluee piijaia byla yftsinou
100000 bIasd, Na H6zi ttto N,
stoupeno bylo celk%l 1904, 900
tldluikd Resoltce maximalist1,
pfedIozend jmtuem socialistickt
strany, byla porazena. Darngouo-
va rcsoluee, kter6 byla podporovd.
na vclkSmi federacemi zemtdcl.
skgch a texiilnfeh dtlnikd, proyi.
~ spor kovopracoynikn ncmhze
blti uyni rozfescn ponh$m nroynd.
MIN rozdi1h, jcz existoyaly M po.
fhtku sporll, n pokrafujc;
"Dnesni hsioriek@ moment fini
nemoznosii ably udrzely sc pfiio.
mnf yztahy mezi zamtsinavaieli n
deInictyem. Budlz rozhoduuio. ally
dalsi fizeni pfit0mntho hnutf pre-.
yzato bylo generalnf konfrdpruei
prace za pomoc sociaIisiickf stra.
ny II ably ellen zhpasu bylo uznd-
nj zamtslnavateIi zdsad. die KITE.
rfch iejicb price mi blti kon.
troIoyana d6Iniekou nnif. "
Pred rozbodontim tilnto do5lo h
Yeliee bolrilyG debate. Y jcdnt do.I
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SPOJENCI JSOU
PRO RYCHLE "A.
KONcENl VALKY
Polakum dostalo sc rady,
ably byli mirnymi a
povolnymi.

II dnlp5ilf konfcrcnri dosIo
minuou ncdtli mezi frnnconzsklm
pfemierrm Mllernndpm itnl,
Skfm premierem Gioliitim Y AiS
les Bans, lednalo So M nj 0 po
sle,Inich nddlostcch, hlaynt ovscm
% polsko'ruskdm sporn.
Alusime go ncirychIci zakon.
diti vdlku," prohlhsil premier Mil.
lcfand 20 konfcr9nCi X novinaf.
sh .fm zpravodaj6n. Vdlka musi
bfti skouiena n II piitiny dali
isme Polsku radn. ably byIo mir.
nym poyolnfm, n zd1 SO, Se Pol.
sko .ie ochotuo ttto rady ndsledo.
yati.
"Nasc jedndui bylo srdctnt y
ddyernt, Pfiro2cnt piisli jsme k
uahledu, H. uaprostt soiIad mezi
llnlii Anglii n t'rancii .ic ncyy.
hnutelnf ncloliko Y zdjmu tdchto
Fri vclmoel, n9brz i Z zdjmu II.
dflcni sydloytho mirn.
'imlouya yersaillskh must byti
pfcsnd provodcnn, mcjne jakp
smloHpa, uzayfcnG v 81. Gcrmain
n smi)1yy jioe, POI tvadz tyoif do.
hromady celek n iedna \ Mich ne.
mnze paduouti, aby neotfdsIa j.
n}Dii. souhIasim nnprosto Y ttto
yfci : formuIi, jc2 piiJata byla M
konfercnci Y I,ucernu Smlouvy
musi bfti uplatnovhny yittzi 4
mirnosti 4 loyalitou IN siranf
porazengeh.
'Takt2 jednali .isme o otd2ee
soycth Ifcjmt kazdd ylhda uya.
zuje ynitfni svoji zdsade nezIi
Prime ndjakf stanovisko. Dobfe
viie. iak ie z6sada F'rnncie Hdsa.
ny nasich spojenc6 nezdaji 50 b}tiI
! ozdiIuG Y podsiait od z6sady nj.
II. ~- .t.
Otdzky We spojenf s urovnd-
him prob6mu Adriatiku vyzddaIy
ii cast nascho tasu. Nase stanoyi-
slso .ie ncodvolateInf. Angle a
francie San Reno ~ u ja pred
Tim u po II jsnc prohldsiIi,
le ami Angle, ani Frdneic, nemaji|
prava michati Sc do sporu dyou|
,tran, kdW otdzka tycc 80 jich "a.
motnych."
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Francouzske 1fady
vysetfi smrt anne
ricke herecky

n. Pafize SO oznamnje, ze fran
eouzskd poIieic zahhjila pfisnf
vysetfov6Di smrti amcriekf heref-
KY Olive Thomasovt. jez zemfeIa
Y p1tek minUfho fFdne rdno nj.
sledkem otravy, kterou zpdsobiIa
si yned6Ii Iprhyy udaly, ze pozila
jedn omyIem, Autority daily do
VIOLENT X balsamovani mrtyoly, n
ysak dosud nedaIy poyoleni k pre-
vezenf jicb do Spoj. Stain po paro,
lodi Mauretania, kferh yyjcdc 2
Cberbonrgn dne ~. zaU. Pollcio
take proyedc yysetfovani, 70 jc
praydy na poytstcch 0 lokaino-
ygeh orgiieb, jez stfiddny byIy
pitkami Sampalsk6bo, jez tryaIY
do tasngpb hodin rannich Poytstj
. ftchto orgiich Json v obfhu Y
americkf koIonii n nezi franconz
FkTnoi filmoyfml here, l!ped ~
smrti Thomasoyh proyedon byl
vVsIoch i jistgm SpaIdjngem, By
val I'm kapiflnem amrrickh arma
dy. kter9 odsouzen byI ttcbto
dDeeb oa EeM mfsich do yfzeDi
pro podIoudng prodej kokaiDu,
PoIieie mi take v 1mysIu podrobj.
II yysIecbn Jacka PiekfOrda, man.
zela Tbomasoyh, u pfftelkyni ~.
snulf beretky, kfer6 proyazeIa
ThNpasovon 10 posI"dDi jeJl ccatf
do Ityrfi Mont Martre V soboin
den pred otrayon Kapitan policie
pryu,bo pyUMklto distrikin, Gal.
ron, poYhfen byI yzseffepim TITO
u11IDsti Y DkkoIjka zabaynieh
pisfuosteeb IN Mont Nsrtre, kterf
1homasoyh V sob0fn paysnyjIe,
provedena byla probiidka, aysak
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Americky vojak
propulsion bolseviky

rfadovna Amcrickfbo fcrvcnd-
h0 kfize v Rive ziskala V tfehi0
dpccb telegram u Terioki W Fin
sku. V n6mz sc oznamlije, NJ ka
prhl Arthur Prince u Detroit,
Mich, Glen 331. plukn atnerlck(
ptcboty, ktery by1 ranen n zajal
IA front6 II Arcbaugelska pred n
mtsiei, bM bolscyiky propulsion
TFi JIM Americana pfisli y I'rjp-
eem na finskl pomezi Jsou 10
Frank II. King y Columbus, ",
Harold Fur \ New Yorku u pani
AmeIia Sarmanovh, taktM \ New
Y0rku
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Trocky nafidil
zniceni armady
generala Wrangela

Leon Trockg, ruskF soyttski
ninistr ydIky, yydal rozkaz Dcvd
IL rnskt sovttskd armad1, Y kite.
rem prayi, M sbory generdIa
WraDgela. proiiboIseviek6ho ydd.
ee jiznim Rusku, nIusi b3ti mi
DENY IN kazdou cenu, die kabeIo-
VI depese, jez byIa ziskana odbo.
rem stdtn We Washingtond Depcse
tafo soutasnt sd6Iujc, ze vsicbni
muzi Y y6ku Cd II do 80 let '
jiznin Rnsku jsmI mobiIIsovani
proti WrangeIoyt armadi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

Move pradkf zemfffeseoi poei
ttho bYlo w 6ivrfek mipnlbbo
iGdue rano ' obIasti EmiIia Y In
III, Jak oznamuD zprdgy n fiima
OzDomDjf ~ yejkf zr6ty na mn
ietku ! ~ ziyotech NejyftM kko.
dY nfrpfIy osady jleaii. Ospeda.
tpffi, J,ussapa, ToaHo d ravola,
fptnbJN zppaw h disfrikth, po.
sfizeufph NemffteseUfm 6terf
mindbbo f(due, uaznabnU, N peI
kem 100 osob zabyuuI0 V postjze.
pTeh vesujofeh h mbsfeOh, Pomoe.
M pvhoe v postizeafeh osadaeb
je V Dr0udn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
Americka hereeka Sc
otravila v Pafiii

n PafiAr ognnmule " dnp 10
zdtil Olive 'fhomas0yn. dohfe md
mh amerlckd hereeka. klef6 dfiy,
vpslnpoyalu v operetiach v pm
Sledni dobi ye filmovteh hfdch,
zemfela u II, hodine ranni dues
v nmerickt ncmocniei v Nenilly.
DO ncmocnlee tfio dopravcna by.
In Y ncddli rlno, krhirc po II.
kdy napilu 81 omylem otrayn6ho
rozloku, die prohl6seni DR., 10.
sepha thoaic, americkeho I6kufp
kieS j poskytI osetieni, Pred
nedGynem Olive Thomasoyd, klera
ptijcIa do Eyropy - syfm man.
zelem, Jackem Pickfordem. irptla
neryoyou deprcssi Dostalo Sc il
ntjaklch l6kn, o nichz ncbylo ME
bllzsiho ozndmeno. V ncdtli ieehlo
lekd pozila pfilis mnoho Byly il
lined poskyinuty protijedy a v
nemoenici udintno byIo yse, ably
pfi aiyott byla zacbrdndna, ale
marnd. Jeji pfdtcld sdeluii, ze ner.
yoya JET choroba byla zayindna|
tim, zc cd sydho pfichodu do Pm
file holdovala nepfetrzitt 2dba-
ydm Il podiIcla sc ma yetircieb,
kterd bgIy pofdddny jejimi anne.
riehfmi pfdteli.
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Jizdnf rady paroplavebnich
spoIetnosii jak 80 oznamuje Y Nov
Yorku, jsou vdznd obrozeny nj.
sledkem pfiyalu pfistthoyalc6,
pfijizdtjfcicb do New Yorkn TAX
rychIe, 1e Ellis Island pro ne jil
nestadi, TAX ze jc nntno, aby gelkf
mnozstyi pfistthoyalcd V mezipa
lubi znsialo na lodicb po n6kolik
dui. Vice jak 10000 pfisfthsyal.
ri pfijelo do New Yorkn V tSdni'
minnI6m, avsak 10000 jich ncbylo
mozno podrobiti prohIidec ndslpd
KEN ncdosiatku mlsta a persona
III, ~~
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krveiizniva Ruska
dopadena Polaky

Ilntile ~ sdelujc4 20 znufu
lem zdpase " tltfmi pnlskfmi 20
idky ,lopodena byla diykn, ketd
| y kryayteh mndlrch rltskt feyo.
hlce MiislilO II iednn Y pfpdniph
mist svnn ukruinosii. .lc,na W ii
divlSu velmi mladon = ty6fi icp.
tiskY II srdcem tygiice. A \ ipji
odstrantnim iako "slsutrdnth1 W..
nerdla rusk{ch lepii. " lIe sdacni
novindfsk(eh depesi. odcsla take
vfle sopelskf armady gyiieziii v
boji PoIdky. zddnd poslavo v
rnske revolnei neni do ii miry
znjimavou jako tato is.lpi6 slid.
ma divkn, 0fisiokratka rndem, u.
vsak nyni nejvdtsi pfoIetdfka ~
vseeh prolctdf0, Prayi sc, ze je
zodpoyednou za vice jnk 400 smrli
protireyolucionhf6 u ze jeii met.
hody isou TAX zradnt jake byly
methody Jiddse lsknfiotskcho. de-
il osobnost je tax pozorubodnou,
~ jeii ydNntelt nechuli se il n.
chvatiti u icdnaji \ nj velce oble.
dupln6 Rusti muzi u aeny, dopa.
deni spolu 4 nj, ehoynji se k nj
iako k ndjak6 krdloync. Historic
tfto divky dniuje 81 od roltu 1912,
kdy Ne syfmi rodi6i, hrub6tem a
brabenkou lvonovskymi. yrdilu ~
u dlouhtbo yyhnanstvi do PcirorI
hradu. V II dobt Rasputin nult.I
zal So na wa sy6 moel. liaapuliu
prS zamiloyaI No do hrabtnky Iva
novskt n yyldkal j y iejiho domo-
VA. Od IL DOLBY hrabdnka nebyla
vice spaifena. llrabt IyanoyAk{
mnrn6 20 manzelce syt pdlrnl n
nepomohl mu ani prfmf APPEL K
cafovu dvoru. Y zoufulsivi pmk
80 ma schodiati krcmIu
Tato tragedie byla pfftinou, H.
srdce mladt divky zanevfelo pro.
ii nemravDgm intrikdm carsktho
dvora. Reyouec dala j k tomIII
pfilezitost John Reich. Fraueouz,
kterg neddyno vraiil se jako u.
prchIik " soyitskfho Ruska, pra,
vi, " divku tato byla Charlotte
rordayovou uskt revolucc. mojie
dust patriotky u srdcc diyoSky. !
Reich q nj prayii "Divku tato jar |
ko slitnd kurysdna spfhteliln 50
: ruskSmi ddstojniky, ktem byli
V podczfcni y earistickfeh sym.
pntii. kdW jejt ob6ti omdmenG
jeji krdsou projevili sv6 miueni,
prohl1sila Nc M agcntku y@bortt
pro potirdni konirarevoluce, Dd;
stojnfk tokoyS aaplatil Y kaad6m
pffpade smrti IN svoji lehkoyer.
most. Ivanoysk6 yodila dhstojniky
na popravl jako oyce. V rusk6
sovefskt armddt mtla hodnosi pin
kovnika. Y dobl syiho dopadcui
Dyla vyzbrojena jenon velkFm
leIeznFm kfizem, kterSm pr} II.
sama dva polskf yojdky.
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Protesty proti v6z-
ntnf MacSwineye

n Glasg6wa NJ 0znamuje, N 10
900 osob p0dilel0 se pa demon.
sfraei V nedtIi, ktptDn W prUfesf1s
valo proti vfzntni .MoeSewineye,
mayora Corku L1pdfnt, X ~.
dotnk dpmoostra1 doMo take v
Bermopdsey Jak y LondJna W
szuamnie, Mav vtzptnfho irskfbo
uayora, kter1 odpfra pfijfmall
pofrayn, " bezmtnJ, Vfzph j.
veIiee Jab trpf veiklmi boIesf,
mi.
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Polaci zajali opet
mnozstvi bolsevika

. n Varsavy Sc oznamijc, ze pol.
skf armady M seyerovychodni
frontt provcdly na sklonku mint
Itho tgdne fadu dsp6snych dtokd
na Rusy a amocnily SO 1900 IN.
jaten, 6tyf del a dvon obrntnych
vlak6.
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Protibolsevicke hnu-
II v Sibifi Sc sifi

Tiskovt depcsc . vcrcIuii T.
dinska, dosIf do Toxin, sdtIuii.
ze protiboIsevickt hnnti ~ adpad.
nj Sibifi SO rychlc sir d ze G.OOO
NUN q madarskfcb gard sovdtskf
armhdy pfipojilo 80 k odp0rcim
boIseyikd Y Permskf proyiucii
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|ta|skd de|nictvo neprovede zadny pfevrat

noFiislilo 50 nic, 20 by ma pdhud.
uon smrt amerirkd hrrreky yzup.
slo iroehu syeiIa,
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MILL CREEK

A large crowd of girls and boys at
tended the funeral of Pearl Workman
Sunday afternoon.
The sick folks OF our creek are pro-
crossing nicely.
Mrs Jennings Frasher was shopping
in LOuiss Monday.
Misses Mary and Alice Spears. Ber-
tina Peters and Mildred Raines were
the guests OF Miss Minnie Adkins Sun
day.
Mr.. and 3Irs. Carl weliman are Wis
iting home folks.
Mr. ard Mrs Charlie VIII aeler were
visiting Chas. Wheeler Monday.
Miss Chariot Wheeler rode horse
back to GIenhayes Sunday
l. G. Peters attended church at Fort
Gay Saturday night
Lindsey Spears was shopping in
Louisa Saturday
Would like to hear from old Bowser
again THREE KIDS.
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DONITHON

Several from this place attended
church al CherryvilIe Sunday. Among
them were Misses Elizabeth Lemaster.
Sadie and Briza Conley and Mr. Char
lie and Londie Lemaster
Misses Lyma Atkins and Hazel Stan
ley and number of others visited
aunt Sack Maynard Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Stansbury were
calling on the latter,s mother. Mrs.
Nettie Maynard, Sunday.
Mrs Sarah Wallace is very low with
tuberculosis. also Mrs Fannie May
dropsy.
Ethel Chapman and children took
dinner with her uncle. George Hard
wick, Monday.
Master Frank and little Miss DANIEL
Maynard entertained some little folks
Sunday for dinner There were II.
Mrs. Nan Harvey. Mrs Mary Endi-
colt and Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Wallace
called to see Mrs. Sarah Wallace Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Chapman were
the dinner guests of Mrs. VOLTA May
nard Sunday
Listen for the wedding bells They
are expected 10 ring here soon.
John Conley has employment at
Fort Gay. W. Va
Ed and Josephine Lambert attended
church here Saturday night
Jesse Maynard is visiting his daugh-
ter at Kermit, W. Va. Mrs. Jack Par
sley.
Communion meeting at the Baptist
church July Is. LEMON LILLY.
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FLOUR MILL and
FARM FOR SALE

Wbeeler's Mills. located on Port
mouth, Jackson and WeIlston PIKE.
Scioto county. Ohio. 6. miles from
Sciotovills. IL miles from Portsmouth,.
in the very heart OF the best wheat
growing section in the state. MN Z
fifty barrel capacity. millihouse and
mill rebuilt about three years ago. first
class condition. except power, can be.
operated by water If preferred. Good
6-room house with bath. finest spring
in state furnishes water for the house
and bath. Large barn. 40 acres rich
hill land, considerable small timber.
plenty level land about the residences.
and for gardens. Property has cost
owner $4,000. VIII sell for less than
half: $1,000 cash. balance on any reas-
enable terms Good reason for selling.
For personal inspection see GeorEa
Wheeler. on the property, or addresa
him, R. F. d. 1. Sciotoville, Ohio. Or
address G. F. Friel. Owner, p. o. Box
1927. Huntington, W. Va (Mentiou
the Big Sandy News when you writa
or go to see these people,.
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RICHARDSON

Mrs Tom Layne and son have re
turned to their home in Ashland aftel
several days visit with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Small and daugh.
ter Helen OF Harold. were the Sunda,
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. w. w. wray
Mr. and Mrs Small returned bone
but Miss Helen stayed for a few day,
visit.
Dowell. were visiting his parents her,
last week.
Ralph Chatfield. of Huntington. was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Messrs. John Warwick. w. T. Dali
ton. Joe Riley. J. NJ. Wallace and
orville Stinson. Mr. and Mrs. w. E
Jones and Misses Lucille Wallace and
Edris Price attended the ball game al
Van Lear Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Hunt. of Beaver
Creek. are visiting Mr. J. II. Patton.
Misses Gypsy Vaughan and Rosa
Cassell are visiting Miss Anna Bart
lett, of Ashland :.
Mrs. II. c. Powell of Salt Lick. was
the weekend guest OF her parents. DR.
and Mrs. w. w. wray.
Aunt Jane Warwick spent the night
Saturday with her daughter. Mrs. S
r. Vaughan.
w. I. Dalton has returned to Wheel
wright after few weeks visit with
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pack and Mrs.
Charles Pack. of Kewanee. passed thru
here en- route to Peach Orchard to
visit relatives.
Mrs. S J. Hardin spent Sunday with
relatives at Gallup. -,
Lindsey Boyd was business visitor
at Paintsyille Monday.
Mrs Cam Runyons. of Peach Orch
ard. spent Monday with home folks.
Messrs. Hugh Holt and Robert Will
son. of Holt. spent the day here Satur-
cay.
Mrs Charley Daniels and children
are visiting at Paintsville.
Mary Edith Davis nd Edris Price
were the dinner guests OF Mrs. Corbet
Cassell sunday.
Mrs. John II. Preston was , calling
on Mrs. j. w. Akers Monday.
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FRANK r. GROVE

207 Johnston BLDG. Cincinnati, Ohio,
On Fountain Square, Fifth q Walnut
7-a-s-st
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FARMS FOR SALE

Level land not hills and rocks and
deep hollows and hard to cultivate:
this land is level. You can work over
these farms with riding plows. riding
cultivators, and can use all modern
farm tools. Come and look at these
farms and buy what you want and in
short time double your money; 9TH
ers are doing this. so can you Here
are some of these good farms:
No. of 100 acres, $50 creek bottom
good house and barn You can pillow
this bottom with a tractor. will grow
all crops. Price $4,000, terms
No. ?, 100 acres. It's level. 100 clear
ed, 30 in clover and grass. You ought
to see this clover. Good house. fine
barns, silo. an up to date farm and If
you want a home-a good one. buy
this. Price. S12. 900, terms
No. 3. SO acres, part creek bottom.
lots OF timber. 25 acres cleared. 10
acres meadow. A bargain. Price $500,
$1,000 down, ten years to paw rest
No. T. 40 acres. all creek bottom ex-
cept 6 acres. so in meadow. fine house,
good barn, a complete farm Price
$500, $4,000 down rest in ten years.
No. 5. $50 acres. all level. good house.
100 acres cleared This is beautiful
home. Price. 5000
All OF these farms are on county
roads. close to school. church and store
and railroad. IL you want level farms
to farm on and good land. come TO
Waynesburg. Ky. Write for price list
This list is free
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There was a large crowd left Sunday
for Weeksbury TO attend the ball game.
J. NJ Dean has been on the sick list
for quite a while. He is some better
at this writing
Mrs. w. T. Cartmel is some better.
Miss Frances Hughes was calling on
Mrs Jettie Wilson Saturday.
Church was largely attended Satur
day night and Sunday at sunny Froz-
zen.
There are several new houses TO be
built by Floyd Elkhorn Coal Co.
Cleve Shepherd has resigned his
position at Floyd Elkhorn Coal Co. and
accepted the place of Supt. of the
Walnut Elkhorn Coal & Coke Co.
ifhs sick OF thsi community are inn
proving nicely
Ellis and Everett Daniels visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday
Eva Allen and Ermia Shannon at
tended church at Sunny Frozen Sat
urday night and Sunday.
LONESOME GIRL.
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SKAGGS

OIL wells are beiEg drilled in very
rapidly. A. y. Ayers president OF the
Union Oil a Gas Co, has brought in
four good wells on the following
farms: James GambiIl. Sanford Lyon.
Pleasant T.. Holbrook and Morton
Sparks. These wells are all gushers
and win produce from 100 to $50 bar
nels daily.
The DR. GamBAts and Kouns OF
Blaine have two good wells now on
heaton and the work on No. 10 being
pushed. Jesse Lyon is now drawing
1000 per month fr0n thOse two wells.
DIR. v. v. Adkins. Of Ashland, has a
number OF good producing wells on
DIR. c. u. Rice's farm +.
Leo Skaggs. Jr.. leased his 100 acre
tract Of land TO rho Empire on a Gas
Co. and they failed TO pay him his
rentals. He released II Monday TO a
branch OF the Standard oil Co. for
$500 bonus and a well in six months
Mr. A. y. Ayers. wife and two
daughters came over Monday to see
the well shot on r. +. HOIbrook's farm
ard took dinner at Plcas's which was
a feast that king would have been
pleased 10 have partaken Of
Miss Vestz Skaggs. who west from
here last fall with her brother Oscar.
was married the 10th Of June to Char
les f. PRECISION. OF Stafford. Arizona
She had been following her vocation
as nurse with headquarters in
Phoenix for some time past. They
will make their home at Stafford. Mr..
FreestOne Is quite wealthy and belongs
10 the Mormon church.
DR.. Ebert SkagEs and wife Hulda
and little daughter Dixie are visiting
In Arizona this summer.
Truman Ferguson went with DIT.
Skaggs and family TO Arizona where
he expects to make his future home HIS
had made his horne with 5as. II. Hoi-
brook the past five years. His father
lives at Thatcher. Arizona.
Singing School Is going nicely here.
under the able management 81 Prof
Life Ross
Goebel Ward. OF this place. Is now in
Columbus. Ohio. >
Conard Ward went to Frankfort
Tuesday TO take an examination He
did service in France and other coun
tries in Europe in the great world war.
lie has been having trouble with bis
eyes from being gassed. b. b
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TABORs CREEK

A quiet little wedding occurred lasi
week when Mr. Freelin Peck and Miss
Clara Set surprised their many friends
by gong TO Louisa and getting mar
ried. They are worthy young people
Hearty congratulations are extended &c
them by their many friends.
Rev Ben Curnuite preached very
interesting sermons at this place Sat
urday night and Sunday morning
large crowd was present at tn
Childrens day held at this pla>e Sun-
day night Music was furnished on
the organ by Chestley Lyca1s.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lakins and
children and Miss Berta Lal;ins spent
sunday and Sunday night with Mr.
and Mrs. James Frazier
Mrs. Mary Mounts and children arc
visiting her parents a; this Dlare. MIR
and Mrs. James Peck.
James Sk.cns is in our town again,
Miss Amy Christian, OF Big Hnrri-
cane. was visiting her aunt. Mrs
Oracle Hanley. last week
Mrs. Lou BelIomy and chiI4ren sneni
sunday with Mrs. Eliza Dean.
Blackbcrries are getting rips and
there will be plenty for everybody this
year
Mis-. Flora williams was the Satur
day afternoon guest OF Miss Florence
Skeena
Willie Lester and Elmer Frazer
have eft for Kansas.
Martin Slse,IIs - on me sick list.
David wellman paid nome folks a
visit Saturday and Sunday.
Rem, IT Der preaching at this place
next Sunday morning after SUNDAY
school by Bro Carmi Crabtree.
SOMEBODY'S DARLING,
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VALUABLE REAL ii
ESTATE FOR SALE

own and offer for sale the following
pieces Of real estate. situated in Law
renee County. Kentucky:
(2) 10 acres, one miles north OF
Louisa, known as the Crabtree farm
with one good four-room house. barn
and outbuildings: good orchard: well
OF fine water: will sell with or without
mineral rights
CD 40 acres of practically level land
just outside of the city limits: VIII
sell in tracts OF five or ten acres. -
suit purchaser
(D p acres within the Sly limitz
plated in town lots: viii sell either
in sections or as a whole The land IL
elevated and contains desirable build
ing sites. There Is no lease on this
land. and will be sold either with 0r
without mineral rights
(5l One 3-aere lot in the city OF
Louisa: located convenient to the
railroad and, the river. ON what in
known as the James Q. Lackey tract.
beautiful site for dwelling.
80 Seventh ninths of 40-acre tract,
IL miles south of LOuisa. Is acres.
bottom: no buildings: bottom in cul-
tivation.
ca 81 acres on Cherokee Greek. 10
miles from Louisa This land Is not
improved. has some good timber
ls) 200 acres, miles south OF Lou
isa- located on the Big Sandy river
so acres in bottom: five houses and
one store-house: minerals reserved
(s) Is acres "a miles west of Lou
isa on Two Mile creek: barn, but no
dwelling house; all in grass.
s,O One cottage house. on Lock
avenue: new. and with one acre or
land. with sycamore grove; near the
lock H.
ue) One lot on Railroad street.
known as the Olga Chapman property.
containing III acres. with two dwell
ings and good young orchard
J. p. GARTIN
LOUISA. XIV.