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BIG 8ANDT KKWS. Page Two. ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM MANY STATES Important Newe Ge.Oorl Benefit of Our Geo. E. P. Alexander. noted Confederate soldier and writer, died at Savannah. Ua. Twenty thousand Alabama coal miners got an Increase of 5 per cent U wage May 1. William Addams of Cynthlana. has announced he will seek the democratic nomination for Cover nor. John W. Kern has formally ac cepted the nomination for United States Senator tendered him by the Indiana Democratic convention last Week. The Confederate reunion at Mo bile was brought to a Cose with a parade, In which 15.000 veterans took part In the evening the Scenes of Mardi Qru week were re enacted. The union miners in the Pitta burg soft coat district will return to work Monday, an agreement hav ing been reached at Pittsburg Sat urday niitht D. .1. M'Oann, agent of the Li-uisvlllo and. Nashville railroad at Midway, committed suicide by shoot tng. He was a borther of First Baseman McOann of the Milwaukee American Association baseball team ' After deciding to Indorse a ca:idl- date for United States Senator, the Indiana Democratic State convention nominated John W. Kern on the third ballot. Mr. Taggart, who with drew on the third ballot, says he is pleaded with the rM It is said that a very large pro portion of the young chickens hateh- . ed out this spring are roosters Wher the news of Democratic vic tories begin to come In this fall there will be occupation for all of v lUw-m. Winchester Democrat Deputy Marshal William Mays charged with murder, was acquitted in the United States District Court '' at Richmond, because no one was present lu court to prosecute him Mays killed a moonshiner by the name of Beard a year ago, while attempting to arrest him. Maysvllle. Ky., April 30. Jesse Blythe, of Rlghtsvllle, O., was found " alongside the Chesapeake ana unio railroad tracks below this city to day mangled almost beyond recog n'.Uon, an arm and leg off and large hole In his head. He went ot sleep on the track. His Injuries are fatal. Ruth Bryan Leavitt will be mar ried at Falrview, Neb., on Tuesday Beit to Reginald Owen, of the Brit ish Royal engineers. It Is said Mrs. Leavitt met her fiance In Colorad - late last summer. He is 26 years ' old. She has two children, who are the pride of their grandfather, Hon. W. J. Bryan. Charles A. White, ai Democrat- Ic member of the Lower House the Illinois Legislature, In a sworn -tmttimnnmnmgginttttttiittTTTTf; A Mother Sent Her Son to the Store for Change P is M. G. Waton,Preg. M.F.Conley, Cashier Aug. Snyder, V.I'reg. G. E. Kurireiw. Asst. Cannier aetttMMMtMWMMMwMttMt)t 3 from Abroad tor the Hurfc statement said he had been bribed to vote for William Lorrlmer for United States Senator during the recent deadlock of that Legislature He said he was paid 11.000 and a divvy ot 1900 "Jack pot," All the persona named In the White state ment deny the story in toto. Members of the bar of the Su preme Court of the- United States held a meeting in the court at the Capitol in Washington and paid tribute to the memory to the late Justice Brewer. The Justices of the court were present It Is stated In Washington that there is positive assurance Mr. Bry an will not be a candidate tor Sen ator from Nebraska, and the reason given is that he is pledged to stay out ot local Nebraskan contests be tween Democrats. Whltesburg, Ky. April 29. Grant Clonlnxer a Bauttst minister of the upper Cumberland River section has become almost suddenly Insane and will be committed to the East ern Kentucky Insane Asylum as soon as arrangements can be made. Walton, Ky., April 28. The Rev James W. Rogers, Grand Chaplain of the Kentucky Masonic Grand Lodge, died suddenly at his home here this morning while seated in a chair. He had been ill for some time with grip. Heart failure was the Immediate rauso of death. He was fifty-six years of age and a native of Napoleon, Gallatin coun ty. He was never married. Whltesburg. Ky.. Rpril 28. The Jury in the W. R. Holcomb murder case, after deliberating since yester day afternoon, returned a verdict this morning giving him eight years in the penitentiary. Holcomb killed Isaac Huff, a mer chant, at Poor Fork, in Harlan coun ty, July 12, 1908, and the case was transferred here on change of venue Kentucky was employed in the case Sharpsburg, Ky., April 28 News has been received here that James Maze, son of J. W. Mate, a promi nent farmer of this county. was sandbagged" yetesrday In Cincinnati. He was on his way to visit friends at Mlddletown. Ohio. He had (105 In his pocket at the ousness his money was all gone. The police of Cincinnati are working on the case, but as yet nothing has been heard of the robbers. I-exington, Ky., April 30. To stop the vandalism of curio hunt ers a gigantic stone Image of Hen ry Clay, which for half a century has topped a shaft 100 feet high In the Lexington cemetery, was low ered today and burled near the mausoleum containing the bodies ot the statesman and his wife. The statue was broken by light ning seven years ago and since then almost every visitor who has climbed to the shaft has taken away a bit ot the figure as a sou venir. A new statue is being sculp- ofltured at the cemetery and it Is ex- pected that It will be ready for un- J She gave him a ten-dollar bill, and told him to get one five In change one dollar In small piece, The -merchant gave the boy a five-dollar bill, four ones, a half and two quar ters. On the way home the buy lust a quarter. It cost 29 centijto get the 910 bill changed. A check' lng account would have saved till trouble and loss. Ask us about the advantages of a checking account. We'll cheerfully explain. . J. F. Hackworth. F. H. Yates Dr. L. H. York R. L. Vinson veiling on July 4. Parla. Ky., April 2 i. Petitions were presented to the City Council from a large number ot cltlieor complaining of the laxtty.ahown by the Government census enumerators. The Council empowered the Mayor to appoint reliable clUsent to make X house-to-house canvass of the city and report all omissions made by the enumerators. It has been a sourre of general complaint that the census work here has been very indifferently done. They are drilling for gai at Car lisle and are preparing to go at it In the vlclulty ot Maysvllle. It Is a well demonstrated fact that we have pelnty of gas underlying this section and tt should be utilized. With natural gas this city would make rapid growth and could Inaug urate manufacturing Industries at present impracticable on account of the high cost of fuel. Fifty acres ot land waa the consid eration received by Ernest Blbbeo, aged twenty-five, a farmer ot Wood county, in return for marrying Mrs Nancy Jane Pierce, sixty-five a widow. At the samo time the mar riage license was secured by Blbbee to marry Mrs. Pierce, he recorded a deed from her for the land, which provided that It was deeded him as a consediratlon of his marriage to her, but she retains , a .life Inter est In the property. The couple went to an attorney and had the document drawn up In In legal form before they proceeded to the clerks office to secure a marriage license. New York, April 30. The first general Impression of a very rich and very sincere Christian young man of the total misery and hor ror of the underworld's mostj sordid Institution white slavery will re sult In the expenditure of a for tune to wipe out traffic not only In America, but In the wide world John D, Rockefeller, Jr., the head ot the special grand Jury which con ducted the white slave Investigation here, Is so appalled and horror- stricken at the revelations here and international ramifications ot the system that he Is determined to wipe It out He said today he would spend any amount of money to do this, and he Is backed In his determination by his father, John D. Sr., the world' richest man. Wlnchester, Ky., April 2. To morrow Is the last law for taking the census In this city, and unless the time Is extended thousands of the people will be left out The directors ot the Commercial Club took twelve books at random today and found more than 1,000 names omitted. On many streets no enumerator had appeared. Some of the agents have done their work well and oth era very badly. The same state of affairs prevails In the county, and in some precincts little or nothing has been done. Appeals to the su pervisor have been In vain, and the Commercial Club told both Senators the member in Congress from thl district and the head of the Census Bureau to secure more time aqd better enumerators. Frankfort Ky.. April 29." The Court ot Appeals today affirmed the case of the Foater-MUburn Com pany against Col. Jack P. Chlnn irom Mercer, the Judgment below being for $2,000 damages for pub lishing Col. Chlnn't picture' In con nection with a patent medicine ad vertisement, This Is the second time the case has been to the Court of Appeals. The firm which manufactures certain brand ot kidney pills, pub lished a flattering testimonial to the efficacy of the medicine, purport lng to have been made by Col. China Col. Chlnn then brought suit for damages at Harrodaburg, claiming that he had never given such a testimonial, alleging further that he not only had never heard of the medicine, but had never had occa- caslon during his strenuous life to resort to any specif lc for kidney trouble, with which he bad never been affected. Bluefleld, W. Va April 30. As a result of an attempted criminal at tack upon Mrs. Kemp Chariton, a highly respected woman at Narrows, W. Va., by Luther Hale, a colored youth 21 years old, last night, mob is being organized and It Is the general belief that the negro will be lynched before daybreak Sunday. . Hale haa been doing general chore work for the Charlton family. Lust night he entered the bed room of Mrs. Chariton, and grabbing her by the thoat attempted a crim inal assault by throwing her on the bed. She broke away, however, screaming at the top of her voice and making a frantic race for help. Her criet attracted the attention of neighbors and a band of pursuers at once started on the trail of the negro, who, after a chase of three So Tired ' K may be from overwork, but the chances are Its front aa In active LIVER. . , , - W ith a well conducted LIVER oae can do mountains of labor Without fatigue. It adds a hundred per cent to MM earning capacity. It can be kept In healthful action by, and only by Tutt'sPills TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. hours, waa captured In the moun tains about seven miles distant aad brought back. After a brief preliminary bearing before a Narrows Justice he. was held to answer the charge before the grand Jury, and In default of bond was lodged In the county Jail at Pearisburg. ; The lynching eenttiueaL-t strong and a posse heavily armed Is pre paring to move upon the County Jail. The authorities have been ad vised as to the formation of the lynching party and the Jail la now surrounded by a strongly armed guard. Washington, April 30. Twice since the Republican revolt against Speaker Cannon has been making progress Representative John W. Langley ot Kentucky has voted with the Insurgents. The first time in poslti.iu to ma air h prlr'-.d the t'umparkor ce,uu ame-.dp.enl n n in. tndar lost vVedne.U This fisht tided In the overtli.ov of C'umon on March 1), but Lunglry rtt regular throughout the renialu- r -if this engagement oirrday he voted avuli.ti i lit- II or' organisation tor thi Mmllu a iieudment to the rt'iJxU bill, .uh provided for a phniuil valu ation . of railroads. Tula was car ried against the regulars, and Is considered a victory for the public. Langley'a two withdrawals from the regular camp have been the subject ot comment, but the reason for hi occasional Inusrgency la only that the Tenth-district Republicans are really hostile to Cannon. Representatives Bennett and Ed wards, the other two Kentucky Re publicans, are severely regular be cause their districts are unanimous ly for the House organisation. But Langley has on several- occasions found that his district la Just the distance from the brink to the bot tom ot being howling Insurgent ter ritory. Aa a result ot sleeping with his mouth open George Davenport liv ing near Orangeburg, aMwm county waa bitten on the tongue Saturday night at a local hotel by an insect which caused the tongue to swell so that he waa unable to talk or swal low. I Judge W. Con Bell, ot Harrods burg, was Instantly rilled and Mrs. Bell and sixteen otiiert. were Injur ed in a trolley wre.-k near Seattle. Wash., last night. M rs. Bts. Ball s skull Is crushed ami she It not ex pected to live. , A select line of books and t'ing axlne at Conley' store. It's Easy to StopPam "I use Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills (or Neuralgia, LaGrippe and all pains. I don't intend to be without them, for I find ready relief in them for every thing 1 use them tor. MRS. L. F. MILLER, 120 W. 6th St., Davenport, la, All Pain "In my family Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are used for headache, colic and other pains, and always give relief at once, k TIIOS. R. FOWLER R.D. No. .1, Dunn. N. C. Sold bV druggists svtrywhsre, who m authArlzfT to return erloo ol ;ea i if first Eaelcig If they tll to Dnm. IILSS MEDICAL CO, Elkhlrt, Ind. ay 'Al -LrTy TAKI ONt T OF THKtt r 1 T LITTLE TABLETS l hi Ml"'1 ' AND THE -1" PAIN I OONE. FARMS FOB SAIL MMMMllte4 OHIO FARMS FOR SALE. 100 acres, TO Urol lsnd, cleared, on good pike, plenty good water the year round; 0 room frame house, almost new; 1 stock barn, tool shed, sheep barn, hen house, wood shed and cow stable, all la good condi tion, plenty good fence, about 12000 rods woven wire feme built In las: two years. Close to good school and church. Price 140 per acre. One half cash, balance terms to suit purchaser. . 100 acres, (0 level, 60 cleared. Close to school and church; t wells and plenty running water; 1 five room dwelling, tenant house, barn, tool shed, stock shed, straw shed. 1 corn crlbe, bog house, hen house, smoke houm, uiilk house and plenty best ot fence. Aa Ideal grain and stock farm. Wants to settle up an estate. Price 127.60 per acre. tS acres, 20 acres level, balauce rolling; TO acres cleared. Well wat ered, with live wells and runnlna water. One J -room dwelling, large Darn, I snop nouses. 1 granerlea, 1 smoke house, I milk house: well fenced. It acres In corn, 10 acres In meadow. It acres woodland, bal ance In pasture. A Cood sheen and poultry farm. Will sell farm, crops and about S ton of timothy hay for il.ooo If told in the next 10 days. 104 acres, St acres level, balance roiling; log bouse, good barn and other buildings. Price tltot. 40 acres, mostly rolling. In edge of small town ot (our stores, three churches and two schools. Good buildings, good fence, plenty of water and splendid good . land Price 11(00. An Ideal farm for all purposes. 10 acres, fine level land, good frame dwelling, new barn 24x40 feet, cit tern and never-falling well, plenty running water. It acres under cul tivation, 20 acres pasture, It acres woods, balance meadow. Plenty of nice timber; not au acre ot waste land. On good pike, In best of neighborhoods, new traction line will paaa wltbltt one mile, oil and gaa developments will soon begin. Price 14500 If told at once. All In easy reach of Chllllcothe, on of the best market In Ohio. I have plenty of others. For particulars call on or addrnaa . JOHN it. PRESTON, Chllllcothe. Ohio. Room I Wetdeman Block. FARM FOR BALK. IIS acres, Big Blaine. 11 miles west of Louisa, 4 or t acres level, all the balance lays well tor culti vation. 26 acre In grass. Old and young orchards. Plenty of timber for ue on place. Good log house. box kitchen. Good barn and out buildings and one tenant house. Close to church, school, store and pottoftlce. Apply to M. F. CONLKx,, loulsa, Ky. t0 acres, on Big Blaine, II miles west ot Lou I st Irad pottotftre, 14 acres level, (0 acres cleared. Plenty of timber to keep up the place. 12 acres In grass and clover. Small apple orchard. New 4-room box bouse; fairly good barn; extra good wall; close to school and church, good neighborhood; on county road Apply U H. F. Conley, Louisa, Ky FARM Full SALE. I have for tale a farm of Tl acre, with good improvements; 3 foot vein of coal, with two banks open. . Thlt farm la located on Hew lett Branch, 4 miles from Louisa, 1 mile from railroad. Part bottom land, plenty of timber for farm pur poses; 40 bearing apple tree and 50 young peach trees, within one- halt mile of free school. For furth er Information at to price call or writes M. F. CONLEY, Louisa, Ky FARM FOII 8ALK. A farm of 192 acre, all tillable acre bottom. 75 acres cleared rest in timber. This Is an excellent piece ot land and will show for It self for corn, small grain or grass. More than 140 acre suitable for meadow. Good 4-room bouse, near ly new; fine well In yard. This farm Is located miles south or Louisa one mile from C. A 0. railroad and Big Bandy river, on mala road and tree Rural Mall route. MONT HOLT, Louisa, Ky. FOR BALE. A Terr desirable piece of real estate In lower Louisa that contains about four acres, beautiful location for nice suburban home 'or can be cut Into building Iota; 200-foot front on the railroad make it an Ideal location for manufacturing site; the price are right but you must buy before the oil boom strikes town. Inquire of the Big Bandy Newt for further particulars. yon bale. Two acres of land In Hubbards- town, W. Vs.. on Big Sanay river, N. A W. R. R.. two dwell- inF hmiaM and one (tore house 40 x22 feet, all new; good cellar and cistern and a good wen ciots; hi enal house and other outbuild ings. Will sell cheap. For partic ular call on or write W. R. Btroth er, Hubbardatown. w. va. FARM FOR BALE. Best (arm of Ha sits near Louisa, knnwn as the Loar and Beo farm; heiow hrtdre: 189 acree, 40 acres rli-h. hlrh bottom land, 20 acres ...rtn-.4 land. New (tve room house, metal roof, weather boardad and celled. One mile below bridge i.. or v Call on or address F, H. TAlxaa, IjOuum, w FARM FOR BALK. - i have a small farm for tale, with a store house on It Will tell reas onable. Oood location for goods. Apply to W. M. WATSON, . Ollovtlle, Ky. MULES FOR BALE. One pair of mare mule, black, 4 and 5 year old. JOHN 0. BURNS, Louisa, Ky. DR. ELBERT C. JENKS, DENTIST U Bank Block Cher R, T. Burn' Lew Office. Permanently located In Louisa. T. S. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law. Lonlaa, Kentucky, Real Estate a Specialty. Real E tate agent for Louisa and Lawrence eounty. Will turnlsh abstract. title. . DR. A. P. BANFIELD, CATLtTT8Ill.ua, KY. In office II the time. Live la office building. Practice Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat I have furnished rooms for pa tient who have to remain (ot treatment or operation. TIP MOORE, Attorney at Law, f Louisa, . Kentucky. Collections la Eastern Kentucky, flven special attention. L. D. JONES, D. M. D. DKXTIBT Or flee over J. B. Cruteher store Office hours from 1 a, m. to I p. m. PAKtA'S " HAIR BALSAM 'ita-tt aTTiJtrth Own , Imm . bi, - "a s INSURANCE. NEW YORK WTABUBHED 1864. Policies secured by Asstls, $14,542,951.78 Tb New York Underwriter Agency baa a notable record at a forty years honorable dealing i wun uie ararlng poblle. AH losses (a Baltimore eoalla- a; (ration and elsewhere promptly I settled and bald. Tb Dixon, Moor tt Co. daa- m age recently (attained was paid , immediately, at are aU loses. Insure with AUGUSTUS SNYDER, Loclse, Kentucky FARM FOR BALK. 211 sores oa Bandy river, twelve mile south ot Louisa, It acres level good e-rootn bouse and cood barn. Call on or address L. Border or Ellas Dutton. George Creek, Ky. ' A LOCAL STOCK MARKET. A market for the aale of cattle. nff . nnAnatt Ualitv.lnv !, t l 10, at my place at Fork of Catt oaies every two vwu irom soove dale. Convenient pons. Feed reas onable. Bcale handy, , . J. W. TOWL? j Second-hand Typewriter foe; to. W have for aale two tecol . land typewriters for sale cheap. Oue It a Smith Premier, the other an Oli ver. Your choice for $2u. Apply at the Big Sandy Newt office. FOR SALE. Baw-mlll rig. six-horse gasoline engine and lathe machine, will tell separate or together on easy term, good note and security. H. u. HUWaVAN. FOR BALE One two-story, five room house la Louisa, near C. A O. treignt uepot. at. c, vtsniEi i. Augusta, Ky., May 2. The large tobacco barn of George H. McKlb ben, wUhln one-halt mile of the city limits of Augusta, was destroy ed by fire at 1:30 o'clock thlt morning. The barn contained be tween 6,000 and 7,000 pounds of ..!.. w whl,.h hail nnt been nooled. Wttch Repairing done by an ex pert at Conley't Store. ., VICTOR Make a email deposit only, and we tend the VICTOR to your home. Then $1 a week pays the balance. It't easy that way, Come and atk ut (or particulars. CONLEY'S STORE ' Louisa, Kentucky. 1 h 1