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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-07-10
BUCHANAN.

Miss Minnie Mikels OF Round
Bottom is very III OF typhoid fever
.Miss Mabel Smith OF Logan
port Ind. liz here the guest OF heI
mother. ...... Mr.. and Mrs L. b,
Compton left Wednesday for theiI
home at Huntington after and OK.
tended visit here. Seymour
Dean OF Blaine was business Wis.
itor here Monday. Miss Lizzie
Hatten is visiting Ashland friends.
..,.. John q. Klnner severely cut
his foot last week while cutting
tlmb -. Bonn on ith. last to Mr..
and Mrs. $. @. Compton girl
Birdie M.-.....F.T d. Wallace
Jr. OF Louisa 10 horc today. :.
Miss Bertha Dalton Of Fnllers Is
here. "DoRTHy.D
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!: FROM UP SANDY. :;
! Latest News Iteme from Counties
5 up the River.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PAINTsvILLE.

The examining trial OF Con Cheek
and Alex Allen charged with the
murder OF Lee Dollarhlde and Geo.
Green began Monday In Judge
Rice's court. 1t appears from the
evidence so far as it has been in
troduced that Bill Ian Osborn kill
ed both the men. All the parties
were very drunk, and, while / am
not lecturer this drunken TRACE
dy should be solemn warning to
all other men to abstain from
drinking liquor, and should cause
every citizen TO resolve that the
whiskey men shall go out OF bust.
ness and quit debauching and cor
rupting and numbering our young
men.
Monday morning our deputy
Jailer, Robert Mead, had James
Sparks, OF Morgan county, Andy
Haws, of Floyd county, and James
Williams out working the public
roads TO pay heavy fines assessed
against them before Judge Rice for
violation OF the law, and while at
work one of the men caught Mead
around both arms, another grab
bed Mead's pisto, another grabbed
his gun. They then knocked him
down and fled carrying the gun
and pistol with Thorn. A posse
was instantly formed and went In
pursuit and captured Sparks and
the gun, but Williams and Haws
are still at large.
The typhoid fever patients that
have survived are all getting bet.
ter.
c. ]. Howes, of Frankfort, is al
home on visit.
Hon. F. A. Hopkins, Albert Stew.
ems and Judge Roberts, OF Pres.
tonsburg, were here Monday.
Rockefeller
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Of Interest 10 Public Schools.

As there has been considerable
discussion in the county during
the past year as to what Geogra-
phies have been adopted for use in
the public schools, the following
letter from superintendent Ho'-
brook will doubtless be read With
interest by the teachers and school
patrons.
Louisa, Ky, June 30, 1908.
Frye's Elements OF Geography
and Frye's Complete Geography
were adopted, December IL, 1901,
by NJ. q. Watson, Jay O'Daniel, aud
d j. Thompson, who then con-
stltuted the Board OF Examiners
for Lawrence county, for five years
from that date.
Tho Attorney General OF the
State has decided that their adop.
ton Is legal and building.
II therefore becomes my duty t.
notify the Teachers OF lawrence
county that Frye's Biographies arc
the only Biographies which can
legally be used In the school OF
said county for the five years term
mentioned above.
RALPH W. HoLBRooK,
County Superintendent.
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Praises The Celebration.

LOUISA, KY, 9 p. m.
Friend NJ. F. Conley: For the
country people | want to congrat-
ulate and give our thanks TO the
Louisa people for one OF the hap
plest aud best Fourths OF July that
we have spent since l77G. have
as custom been attending the 18th
OF July In Louisa since 1854, and
this excelled every aud anything
in the way OF comfort and pleasure
ever saw. In my boyhood days
we used to have a good time, when
the tables were set all the way
across the public square with a
harbor OF brush and pines over II;
and Judge Sam Short and his good
wife, Elizabeth, and Mr.. Burns and
wife and other old citizens too
numerous to mention, waited on
us country peopleand saw us filed.
Then Jake Rice, Labe Moore, John
Burns and others would give us
18th OF July addresses, aud we would
dance until midnight, then go
home with the girls. We thought
that grand, but today eXcelled all
OF that and showed us "red brush
people what education and pro-
gress would do. Aud as my neph-
ew, Judge Savage, and Major Bur.
chett said today, that Col. Northup
and others deserve a great deal OF
credit and a great deal OF praise for
the advancement OF the Sandy Val.
ley and the pleasure we enjoyed
today, although Col. Nor,hup and
cross swords in legal matters
some times and he and the people
sometimes differ In legal mat
ters, ! say to tho people and they
say It to me that there never
was but one man In the Sandy
Valley that helped build up the
country like my father, Fred Moore
and that is Col. Northup; and with
the Bic SANDY NEWS makes the
prosperity OF the county OF Law
renee, Also, with the AID OF all tn,
good citizens Of Louisa, we, the
; country people, enjoyed the I'll
OF July hugely. UNCLE TIL
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HULErTE.

Married. June 18th, Albert O'Dan
lei to Miss Ella White. The groom
is the son of d. A. O'Danlel. The
bride is the daughter OF Ben White
-. Miss Ella Wooten entertained
quite a number OF young folks
Sunday. Among them were vii,
lie Nunley, VIII O'Daniel, Gussit
and Bascome Nunley. Ella O'Dan,
lei and Isaac WooteD. Misses
Nancy and Gussie 0'Daniel were
the guests OF Sophie O'Danlel Sun.
day Hartman O'Daniel visited
home folks Sunday. F. Ogle and
wife were calling on their daughter
Tillie Vaughan Sunday ....., Mr..
William Nunley sold a fine lot OF
hogs last Friday to his uncle. =.
Miss Ella O'Daniels will leave here
In few day for Buchanan TO stay
few days with her sister Bell HUI
lette John Wooten Will leave
for White Creek Friday to spend a
few DAYS. Rev. A II. Miller pass.
ed here Monday on his way home.
49,. We are glad to say John Woot-
on is better. lie has been sick for
me time. !. Mrs. Cynthia Nunley
and little daughter Bertha have
been visiting 1T Fallsburg. Miss
Emma Queen visited her sister
Bette Frasher Willie Nunley
made flying trip to W. Va, last
friday. Sister.
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either witnesses or interested in
the trial of Keaihly.
The Republicans here are for
Belknapp, Of Louisville, for Gov
ernor. They think he will be NOM
mated.
Rev. NJ. C. Rey nolds, who is al.
ways ready to fight all forms Of
evil, has begun the fight against
the attempt to "vote inn the sale Of
intoxicating liquors here.
We are sorry to note that 0. S,
Horton has typhoid fever.
There has not been much excite
ment this year in this county ovel
the employment of teachers fol
the schools. Allan Quartermain
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GEORGES CREEK.

Several of our boys and girls attended
Childrens Day services at Walnut
Grove ON the 4th. And several went to
Catlettsburg.
Mrs. Sarah compton, who has been
visiting relatives here short tune re.
turned to her home at culbertson last
week accompanied by her sister, Malissa
Boyd
Mrs. Bas Castle and daughter. Rhoda,
visited In Richardson one day last week.
Our Sunday School isnow in working
order.
We are sorry to hear of the death Of
brother glastonbury His bereayed fam
lily has the sympathy and prayers of their
many friends.
L. G. Boyd and wife arrived here last
Saturday with their infant child to lay
to rest in the old family graveyard at
the home Of his mother
Ellen castle was the pleasant guest
Of Miss Mary castle Saturday night of
the 4th.
Our school will begin the Goth with
Rev. G.. NJ copley as instructor. We
are glad to have him with us again.
Mrs. Lonzo Boyd has been on the sick
list.
Several young folks from charley
passed here Saturday enroute to Walnut
Grove.
Andy Boyd and wife were at Low
Evansville Sunday.
7. J. Dalton passed down our creek
this morning enroute to Little Blaine
where he is conducting singing school.
E, D. Boyd and daughter spent the
4th in Louisa and report a good time.
Y
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wALBRlDGE

After being silent tor quite
awhile | will again try to give
you a few Of the happenings of the
day ...,,. The glorious old 4th has
come and gone and your scribe
with many others OF this neighbor-
hood took In the day at Louisa.
The music rendered by the brass
band was good. The parade was
good; the refreshments were good (;
the beautiful shade In the public
square was good. But | have to
say that believe the best thing
on the program was the speech
made by the Hon. Judge s. s. Saw
age, who spoke the truth in SO
many things along with his funny
jokes. Also, the few remarks made
by the Hon. d. j. Burchett and
Col. Northup were good and very
good.
Several of the boys from around
here went TO Ashland. Some re-
turned Saturday night. Some
knew when they returned, some
did not. Some OF them did not get
in until late Sunday evening on
/
account OF having to take It afoot
from about ten miles below Louisa
You know when a lad gets to
where SO much OF that stuff called
whiskey he generally fills up &c
the brlm and thinks that no is Go.
liah and all the rest are Davids
SO this lad did and concluded he
would take the train crew and al
and Mr.. Blevins thought 1t best t
let him walk.
q. o. Chapman and wife, Of Gal
lup, were visiting j. s. Peters Sun
day.
Porter Hensley, who has beer
up on the n. 4 w. as foreman, Il
at home for few days.
Dave Wellman, OF this place, ha,
crew OF men at work making ;
fill on the c. & o. just abov,
Torchlight.
School begins at Sum NIT the 1911
OF this month, Sheridan Dobbln
teacher. Also, at Smile, W. W
See teacher.
We are having a splendid Sun
day School. We have good attend
ance, good behavior, and We trus
that 1t will continue so to be.
q. g. Peters and wife, OF W. Va
visited here recently.
, Farmers are getting along RICH
well with their crops. Corn look
i, well. Potatoes just tolerably.
Henry Carr lost a mule a ie,
weeks ago by tleing him in Tn
, grass and the animal got tangle
in the rope and that caused hi
death.
Lyss Webb returned from tn
coal fields In w. Va, few day
ago.
l. w. Dawson went 10 Ashlan
and Catlettsburg last week to Sc
his two sons, Grant and V. b.
We are blessed with lots OF blac
berries this year. Dump car
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A. F. Byrd, the prosecuting at
torney who has won the plaudits OF
the best people by his vigorous
prosecution Of Jott and White, at
Jackson, is about to yield to the
call to make the race for Circuit
Judge in that district. He should
be voted for by all citizens calling
themselves law-abiding people.
But would they do it?
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Commissioners Sitting.
John NJ. Bentley Admr., Plaintiff,

John NJ. Bentley Admir-, Plaintiff,
vs.
Zelda Gardway and Others Defendants.
Pursuant TO an order of the Lawrence
Circuit Court at its January term, 1903,
referring this cause to the courts Mas.
ter Commissioner, the undersigned will
on Wednesday the 22nd day of July,
1908, at my Office in Louisa, Lawrence
county, Kentucky, begin my sittings in
the above styled action and will hear
all proof that may be presented by par
ties interested in this action.
All creditors and persons having
claims against the estate of Thealnssns
Lakin, deceased are notified to present
their claims before me, properly proven
as required by law, at that time.
Sittings will be continued from time
to time until completed,
Il. Il. SHANNON, NJ. G. l.. G.
+. l.. STEWART, ID. NJ. c.
This July Sth, 1903.
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ULYSSES.

l.. W. Castle, OF Messy, W. Va,
who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Mary Hannah, has returned
home.
Ed Boyd and wife have returned
from a visit to relatives at East
Lynn, W. Va.
There are several people sick In
our neigh borhood, but most OF them
are convalescing.
Mrs. IL. w. Kazee and Mrs. q.
W. Pack are on the sick list,
Kenis Murray, who was wound
ed by being stabbed in the back, is
about well.
Uncle Albert George, Of Spring
vile, has gone home after brief
visit here.
Mrs. Il. b. Dawson and Mrs. Jas.
George went to Gallup recently to
see their sister, Mrs. Ibbie Chill
ders.
VIM. Daniels came home from
Pineville, where he has been work.
ing. His family has been here for
a month or more. We understand
that they will occupy the property
soon to be vacated by Mart Bor.
ders.
The 4th was the Children's Day
entertainment at Walnut Grove
and proved quite success. All
parts were well rendered. Misses
Bertha Spencer, Nora Burton and
Mr.. Williams played some nice Sc
lections on the organ. The exer'
cises were interesting to both old
and young. There was dinner on
the ground.
Miss Ida SAMSON visited W. b
Prose's family at Trad Sunday.
We had a find rain last Sunday
Corn crops are looking right we'll
but rather small for this time o.
year. Farmers planted late this
spring.
Stock buyers still visit our creel
and they usually find some nic'
specimens.
Mr.. Grimsley bought a fine 10
OF hogs from Elliott Preston.
Our school begins the 18th inst
Virgil Prose will teach here again
He is an excellent teacher and l
the Dist. Will do their part we will
have a good school.
! We hope the time is near whel
the lawless element in our countr,
will get the extent of the law. Muir
derers, assassins, feudists and al
disturbers Of the peace should b
brought to justice. Nat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-07-10

President Roosevelt signed an
order making reservations OF land
in Porto Rico for the uses OF the
United States. Lands not reserved
accrue to the island Government
and will yield about $500, 1000, to be
used for educational purposes
when sold.
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Notice TO School Trustees.


1 find In the Office OF County Clerk
a number OF unrecorded deeds for
school property in the following
Districts: Nos. 46, 81, 3, 81, 2S, Is,
SO, 4, A, 2S, 80, 81, 81, SO and Go.
1t is the duty OF the trustees of
the foregoing districts to have
these deeds put to record. The
Clerks fee for recording them is
$l.75 each. This should be attend
ed to at once, for il neglected it
may cause the said districts in the
future.
R. w. HoLBRooK, Co. supt.
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Hotel for Sale.

The Brunswick Hotel is offered
for sale. 1t has 80 good rooms
with gas in all for fuel and lights,
Ncwly papered and painted, well
furnished throughout. Good sam,
pie rooms, barber shop and store
room. Most desirable location in
town. Large lot. For price in.
qulre Of NJ. +. Conley or Mrs. l.. T,
Mcclure. Reason for sale,il health
OF proprietors wife.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to return our thanks
to Peach Orchard Lodge OF Odd
Fellows, the management OF the
Peach Orchard Coal Co., and to all
our neighbors and friends for their
kindness during the Illness and
death OF our dear husband and
father.
Mks.WM. QUIsENBURY g. FAMILY,
Peach Orchard, Ky.
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WANTED.

One hundred White or Chestnut
Oak Plling delivered at Richard.
son, KY, twenty-soven feet long
and eight Inches diameter at small
end.
Ton thousand each OF Black Oak
Ties 7xSxSl and Gx6xSi delivered
at any siding on the Big Sandy
Division. JAY II. NoRriUp
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Just Across the River:
10 West Virginia. !
ssxRs111s1asasssssssssas,

Exchanges are publishing the
following story;
at is now practically certain
that Morgan Mcsser, who shot Lee
Marcum, on Jennie's creek, over In
Wayne county, few days ago, has
teen secretly lynched.
In the head OF u dark ravlne, II
is said, Messer was captured Thurs
day. The searching party sur.
rounded the spring there, and for
three days and nights patiently
watched for their man. Finally at
2 o'clock in the morning, he came
Tor water and stepped into a death
trap. James X. Music, who says
he has been nursing Marcum, stat
ed yesterday: "Last night four
men came into the sick room aud
told Marcum that they had cap
tured Messer. Marcum said: az
am sorry you caught him, as
wanted to walt until | got well, SO
| could deal with him TO suit my.
self.'' 1t is thought they have al.
ready lynched him, or they have
him In hiding awaiting the recov.
cry or death OF Marcum, Music
said they asked him to retire from
the room, and held about thirty
minutes secret conference with
Marcum, after which all went
home.
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Good roads will do more to rem
der a country prosperous and re-.
move reasons for its citizens re-
naming poor than anything. The
only right way to help poor man
is TO give him an opportunity to
improve his condition. II he is
too lazy TO accept such a chance he
deserves no help.
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Two Bottles Cured Him.

81 was troubled with kidney
complaint for about two years.
writes A. II, Davis, Of Mt. Sterling
Ia, "but two bottles OF Foley's Kid.
ney Cure effected permanent
cure" Sold by Louisa Drug Co
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The day OF the assassin in Ken
lucky is about over. The great
common people are at last aroused
to the pitch where juries and
courts are afraid to do less than
their whole duty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-07-10

A. r. Bass, OF Morgantown, Ind.
had to get up ten or twelve times
in the night, and had a severe
backache and pains In the kidneys.
Was cured by Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold by Louisa Drug Co.
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Bronchitis for Twenty Years
Mrs. Minerva Smith, OF DanviIle
ILL.,, writes: 81 had bronchitis for
twenty years and never got relief
until used Foley's Honey and Tar
which is a sure cure" Sold by Lou
lisa Drug Company.
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Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
j. w. PERRY,
as a candidate for the Legislature
to represent the counties of Law.
renee and Boyd, subject to the &C.
tion Of the Republican party.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OUR NElGHBoRs. (:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A special from Frankfort TO the
Courier Journal July 3, says:
Gov. Beckham this afternoon Of
fered reward of 5000 for the APP
prehension and conviction of W.
L. Osborne, OF johnson county, a
fugitive from justice, Osborne is
wanted at Paintsville for the muir
der OF two men.
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We are authorized to announce
j. S. THOMPSON,

as a candidate for Representative
in the Legislature, from the dis.
trict composed OF Lawrence and
Boyd counties, subject TO the action
OF the Republican party.
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Notwithstanding tho excessive
heat, work on the pipe is progress
ing nicely. no men are at work
laying the pipe and it is thought
the line viii be completed from
Somerset to Mcfarland, w. Va,
within the next two weeks. The
pipe has been laid below town and
the crew is working in the direction
of Whitchouse.- Paintsville Her.
aid.
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Prospects are good for a dark
horse to be sprung in the Republi-
can Legislative convention here To-
morrow.
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Rev. J. 4. French, who for a long
time has been the able and beloved
pastor OF the NJ. +. Church, South,
in Ashland, aud who was compell-
ed to resign his pastorate here ow-
Ing to the continued poor health OF
himself and his good wife, with his
family, left on &, Il o. train No. |
this morning for San Francisco,
Cal, where he accepts a call to the
Centenary Church.
Rev, French's successor, Rov. j..
M. Jenkins, A. b., A. NJ, a gradu-
ate of Vanderbilt University, ls ex-
pected to arrive here In time to fill
his pulpit Sunday. He is native
OF Tennessee, is single, and very
bright young man.-Ashland In.
dependent.
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The fight which our county otll-
cials are waging against whiskey
shop operators, is bearing good
fruit. a car load OF beer and sixty
gallons OF whiskey consigned to a
tiger operator al Whitehouse was
shipped back to the cousignee, last
week. The liquor vendors realize
they have run up against a snag
and are not so bold as they used IL
be.-Paintsville Herald.
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GOVERNOR. c. W. Beckham.
Lieut.. Governor-W p. Thorne.
Attorney Geueral-N. B. Hays.
AUDITORS. W. Hagor.
Treasurer-ll II. NJ. Bosworth.
Sec. of State II. V. McChesney,
Sup. Pub. los.-J. H. Fuqua.
Com. of Agri.-Hubert vreeland.
G. Court Appeals-Morgan Chinn
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Grayson, KY, July "A seven
teen, year-oId son OF Jesse Triplett,
of Ironton, Ohio, accldontly shot
and killed himself near vii.
lard, this county, He was on a
visit to his uncle, Oscar Triplett
and while out hunting struck the
hammers Of the gun against the
fence, emptylng the contents OF the
gun into his jaw.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-07-10

West Liberty, KY, July 5.-Dave
Purcell, who shot aud killed Mack
\ ickell aud Gordon Wells last
week, was seen yesterday evening
by u posse on Red river. Purcell
opened fire aud wounded one OF
the posse and there were several
shots fired. Purcell made his es-
cape. A large posse is in pursuit.
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Democratic Ticket.

For President in 1901;
FUDGE ALTON b. PARKER,
of New York.
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Catlettsbnrg, Ky.-This morn.
ing about 4 o'clock MS G, Il O. pas.
senger train No, | was leaving the
city 1t struck WHlChadwick, prob
ably fatally injuring him, as the
left side and back OF his head were
mashed in and one arm had to be
amputated. He was taken to DR.,
Bartram's hospital at Ashland az
ter his injuries had been attended
to at the c. 4 o, depot in this city.
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A gentlemen from PIkeville,
Ky, was in Williamson yesterday
and informed us that the stay OF
execution granted to johnson Reed
was given because the judge who
tried the case received the report
of the jury ahd discharged 1t on
Sunday. Tho people in that sec.
ton are very indignant and the
gentlemen stated that unless pre-
cautionary measures are taken by
the authorities, lynching will be
resorted to.-West Nirglnlan.
T. NJ. Ryan, Chief Clerk G. 4 o.
office, this city, after a lingering
illness, died Thursday morning at
IL o'clock. Typhoid fever caused
his death. The remains were taken
to Whitehouse Thursday evening
and placed aboard a special train
and taken to Richmond, Va, his
home, for burial. Mrs. Ryan and
daughter, mother and sister OF the
deceased, We're constantly by his
bedside during his illness.-Paints-
VILE Herald.
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NOT ALWAYS.

is It low prices that make
bargains--it is what you
get for the price. To see
a bargain, keep one eye
on the quality, the other
on the price. You will
find both satisfactory at the
general store Of