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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

Esaata
HerfeI = % .00-&6 81 PEI Sab.
granberries-sa.50 per Sos.
6ananen $1.76-2.26 ; tietzs 4l-el.2b.
Gtronen t8.6O-7 90 ts 6tRa
Drangen - 50. So 81 sS 4Yae.
gFrN&e, $l.7s-2.s0p er NuibeI.
California pFaunte1, $1.7b bie Rife:
8irnen, $1.50-2 30 PEI Gab.
Eei.trauben, $40 bunbert 30rbs.
Yerfimmons, DOC bic Rife.
esmRIs.
Rotbe Raben So pei Sat.
GsIerp-16e Bis 4oe per Du$enb.
3raut = $l2 -$1A per Tonne.
BIMnaeufobI $1.25 per BuibeI.
eaIat - 6E pei BuibeI.
SwiebeIn - Notte uxh wetSe 4l.e0 BIB
81 So PEI 5ab epeati@e 8uisbsIn 81. 80
pee Rifle.
BeterfIie 16-soe PEI Dutsxb nux4ss.
4~artofeln- $l.7k per 6o&
Rabteie i6e per CuSsxh Usn&es.
sEsiartcHeIn - Btrstxia e8.Sb; DaIti'
more $50. -8.76 Serfe1 $500 $500
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

Uuttes, &tes se9D Os&&aet
cdxbIer besobIex ieIevsos Srets3
5rii@e Gter-80e ses 4utsnh.
0fbner exc, edtns 8. TsrfGS-l1-ils,
Gnten &c, @dnie &c.
cutter - Goua;rp. l8e, ertcas1e 2a /.
o.sta 32e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

BeN&tprn - Be1Iaufspreif.: is RAD sss
naaItt&t, 66-5ee. Reu t3-l7c.
0afr-eei&dn $685.; 10 bsa xssyss
S12.60-$ $50 per 3enne.
Billet - 4ertaufspreie: $9.5l-E0 81
xtnot3t-Seriaufspretie; sls O. 20 0
Gtrot-Frefe, ie mad BEN 0aat. y Bal
lea, &.60-S6 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

OeuUWl0RO.
pretsfete m & o 8.
Ienmartt.
Berlin, 26. Nob. gs Idbt H9
bsim befsn Wtlen nidt rnebr ableua.
men. bob bie Situation I'm RobIen.
marft ernfli&e 5oIeen baben unb bie
@giRsn3 beoeutenoer beuti&sr Snbu.
firien TN 2aufe turaer 3sit bseintrd&.
tigsu miro. Die BON ben Roblsnipnoi.
Eaten fir April 1907 anestanbipten
prsisfsiserungsn, bic elm @eiammt.
mebraussabs bon stma $50. OOG Warf
TN @efolgs habsn tperbsn. btloen beute
faff ausf9IieBli&ss Gsiprdastbsma In
inouRrisQsn Rreiien. 6artfoble, Rots
unb Brauntobls tusrbsn ie I'm, mino..
Hens sine Warf, uno bielsidt n1ebr In
BITE 06be aeidraubt tusroen uno BITE
tleinsn Sabriten tbsilsn ibrsn 6a&sei.
tungen nit, oab fie NIT sr6btsr BE.
ioranib Der 3utunft sntasssl fe6en.
Ius berIdbliAer Quele III mitgetbsiIt
! porben, baB au& bie Resierung bon
unrute ergrifsn tporben III uno bel.
lei6t bic n6tbigen Sdritte berfu9sn
tuirb. um oie %erwdbnte preisfsiserunq
entusosr su berbinbsrn obsr bod he.
ntsfens ab3ufufen. Die 8et6rben
fno TIM Belts bon Snformation. mel.
DE beutliA erueif, bob cine 6tonomi.
iGe 0sranlafuna gu Der preiserb6.
hung ni&t borliset, berr bic TN 2aufe
bes leBtea Sabres einsetrstsnen 2obn.
feigerungen fnb bur9 bie 1euer
Wdrits Der bsuti&.wsIi9sr epnbitate
ni&t nur aufsewosen, iOnbsrn bsbsu.
teuo absriiesen tporbsn. Die so3ia.
lifeu aeitirsn natirli9 1sibis b'rauf
log uno btrften. folte BITE 5rage I'm
Rei&stag 3ur spra9s tommsn, Ton.
~ferbatibe Ollie betommsn.
Betdmp b,r proft.
tuition n.
RbIn. 26. Sob. Der intertonfeI-
ionsle Bersin our Bstdmpfung Der
p%rofitutio1 In 26ln bot NIT ben Ord.
Roenten Der gr6bten R6lner aarnsbals.
geieQi&aften uno 0ertretern Der sbarl.
selif&en. fat6olif&en unb iRbif9sn
@eiRli&tett mebrere 8eipre&uneeu ab.
sebaIten. um Wittel uno @ese au sr.
fEnen. pis ben Ausf9reitunssn udb.
rsnb bes 2arnebals am bsfen bsi3u.
fommen lei. Nun III sine aus ELF Wtt.
9lieoern beffebenbe @ommifRon einge.
fest roroen. uel&s bic sfnsslesenbeit
etnssbenoer unteriu&ung untersisbsn
uno fber ibrsn Bsfunb bemnd9f be.
ri9tsr tptrb.
S9tffsbertebr unter.
bro&er.
2obIena 26. Sob. Der 8ief.
ffarb bss &betns. III tn ein beiorsnib
s~rrsgenbss Staotum qetrstsn. Der
6lobpsrtebr III sdn3lt8 eingeffelIt unb
au9 Der e9ifsbsrisbr bat Abbru9 ge.
littsn. @robe Sanobdnte ino berbor-
getrsts1 unb an bsri@isbenen Gtsasn
III bas WaRsr 10 fei&t. baB fsIbf Der
uferoertebr singefeat tuerbsn mubte.
Mango QirGen.
potsban nj, 26. Rob. Die beut.
f9e Qaiierir bridte tbr gebaueru tibsr
ben WangsI an Qir4sn In Berlin aus,
uno boiTt Dor ibreu. gnbe bieism BE.
otrfnib abssbOlfen 3u isben. Seit BEN
Reeierungsantritt bss Ratiers tuurbsn
untsr BetbtIfe Der Wonar6in Is Sir.
den erbaut. uno tbr Strsben eebt ba.
bin bis grri9tung tpsitsrer Is. @ottes
bduisr 3u erlsbsn. AQerbinss fshIt es
ni&t on soldsn. msl&e ~bsbauoten. bob
auf bisieun 6elee bsreits bes @utei au
bel eetban Jet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
CeRerrei@'ungarn

Bulls ais 2anbarbeiter.
@ten. rs. Sob. Sn GoIse bss
brobenben Stretfss Der 2anbarbeitsr
In sinisen 8beilsn unaarns bieltsn
beite BITE 2anbbefiber eins Derfamu,.
lung ab uub bei&lofsn, 20. 600 DINE.
Ri9e Rulis 5u tmportiren. tpenr TIRE
Arbsiter an ben etrsit sshst ioIlten.
es ID ab.r febr unwabrf4sinIt3. bab
bic Reeieruns bic SmpOrtiruns bon
ghtneien erlauben mtirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
Serhien.
9robenhe R eboIutio n.

Solid. 26. Sob. Mus Semlin
uno I'm gau3en fioli9en 8beile bon
Ssrbien n,a4t fi4 cine Beue9una be.
mertbar, tpsl9e nidts @srin9srss be.
,tpsdt oils abnis pster uno NIT ibm
bie Spnafiie Der Rarageorseuiti4 su
Rtir3eri unb iresnb sinen prinasrt bon
sinsm eurOpdif1en 5Ofe auf ben 8bron
su fsben. Die 8eueaung ma4t beion.
osrs untsr ben Wili3sn srOBe Sort.
i&ritte unb es bsffebt eine duBerf lebs
bafte agitation untsr ben polititern;
mon bdlt besbaIb ben Nusbru4 elmer
baIoisen &.bOlutiOn tn serbien fur
unbermsioli8. Die &ssterung III R&
Der brobsnbsn @efabr wobl bsmubt.
bsrIsst absr borlduRs ibre sanae gner.
gie auf bic 8srbinoerung bes CUR 3sit
iebr Iebbaftsn WaHsnfGmuggeIs.
5ranfrei@.
0erIue inbnt4t ebr
bebeutenb.
8ouIon. 26. Sob. Bel benz
6susr, tusI6ss In Der lsbtsn Nadt auf
BEN xOrpsoc. S9uli3if vslIssciras"
I'm bisfgen 6afsn ausbra& unb oas.
islbe gdu,li2 3srf6rte, Fno orei Wari'
nsioloatsn In ben Glammen u~m9etom.
men, feds srbisltsn t5olt&s uno a1t
Watrois, srbieltsn f4mere 8ranouuns
ben. Die gnitsbunssuriade oes Gsusrs
fonnte ni6t entosft tpsrben. Dos Der.
brannte S&if NOR I'm Sabre 1855 aus
SoI3 srbaut unb tpurbe feit pIslen Sab.
rem als usbunasi9if Der nsusinsefsl.
ten Warinefoloatsn benubt.
StaIien.
9eors beu9t ben
papf.
q o m. Is. Nop. Q6nig @eorg potI
@rie&enlanb befu9te beute NIT isiner
Eo3ter 9rObfarftn sWi9aeIowi9 bon
Rublanb Den papf unb muroe bon
bemfelben In Der Iis6snswhrbiaRsn
We:I. I'm. Datitan smpfangen.
Na9bsm Rbnis @sors ben Quiri'
mol psrlaHsn bate, bssab sr f& mad
bem snsIii&sn igoii9after. palais. no
feline So6tsr Yobnt. uno beioe fubren
3uiammsn nod Der srie9iiasn Ge'
ianotiaaft. 6ier bsRiegen He eine
pripat'R uti9e.unb futren gum BATH
ian, uoifamit t61isli&en gbren bon
benz pdpfli9el 5Offaate empfanssn
tpurbsn. Tsripapf smpfing bic 8e.
fu9sr I'M bruniaale unb bet Der balb'
ftinoigsnl aubisns funsirte MOnR9.
more Delanoa. @rsbii&Of bon Atbsn.
ole DoImetI&er.
Sob I6f bic g 9wterie-
fetteu.
q o m, 26. Nob. Der pIbbli&e
Sob bss WonFgnors Gtablsmsti. gr3.
bii4ofs bon, poisn. beieiiiete cine ga.
lamitdt. bic .boml papfe fdwer EN-.
pfunbsn uurbs. Der gr3bii4of ffanb
fets auf Der Settle Der polnii&en BE.
bblieruns In isiner graoi6ceie geaen
bic osuti9e Rssieruns. I'm Sample
fur BITE polnii9s Spra9e BET @rtbsi.
lung bes Religionsunterri&tes Der
S9ulfinoer. Raiier Wilbelm II. bat
misbsrbolentlia ben papf sriuat, ben
gr3biiHof Stablewsti ab3uisbsu unb
an Isinsr Stsle einsn beuii@sn gr3'
btT&of tn 8OriGlas su bringen. Der
papR bot H& oisiem auRnnsn fists
mtoerieSt, aber et1e genuine H6lfe 3tut'
i&sn benz papRe uno 2aifsr @ilbslm
II. ~sniiprane baraus. Der 9ob bes
gr3bii9ofes bat ben papif aus bieiem
Dilemma erl6f.
0ilfs.g tf&of 2itomsii if aun, Der.
meier Der graoi6esie pofen srnannt
worben, Bis sin neusr gr3bif9of er.
rannt III.
Oeferreim 'llngarn.
Bulls ais 2anbarbeiter.
Wten. rs. Sob. Sn GoIss bss
brobenben Stretfss Der 2anbarbeitsr
In sinisen Sbeilsn unaarns bisltsn
beite BITE 2anbbeRbsr eine Deriamni.
lung ab unb bef&lofsn, 20. 600 DINE.
Rf@e 2ulis 5u impOrtiren. iusnl ibre
- Gfa 49, Gk-.fl Il mi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

gxsros . kertaufspreYs Smsostsa's
eGpetaertdie Bee PEI 3fash s!a5ssatsaas,
gswetsertdie lbs, HlseDnfs kssess 8 xsf
l4}, gew Dort &bsnoass Ice. ssAkssns''
j9er 2tn.buraer 18G 6rtd i6e,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
Figures That stagger.

II used TO be that astronomy, with
its stupendous magnitudes. incredible
velocities, and inconceivable distances.
seemed to make the greatest demand
on mans belief To-day 1t is physics.
We read. for instance. that Hertz's
oscillations give rise to 500,O00,000
oscillations per second. Where is the
man who can conceive of anything
happening in the five hundredmil-
lionth part of second? But this is
quite long period compared to some
of those now accepted as inevitable In
optics According to Maxwell's great
theory. a light wave is series OF
alternating electric currents flowing
in the air or interplanetary space, and
changing their direction 100000, 000,-
900. 900 times per second. And this is
supposed to be true of every form OF
light coming from the sun. the cleo
trio lamp or lucifer match. Who
can think of anything happening IL
the thousand million millionth part Of
a second7
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
Farms for Sale.

adjoining farms 2h miles fro
Webbville, of 200 acres has 2 good
dwellings,, storehouse and all OUT
buildings, plenty Of water, orchard,
so acres in grass, $50 acres cleared,
plenty of timber to keep up the
place.
Another, that Of 1e5 acres, 80 Of
1t cleared, 80 acres h grass. 2 dwell
ings, plenty of good springs.
Also, 1870 acres, rs acres cleared,
40 acEes in grass, mostly fresh. 20
i acres Of bottom on all these tracts
will sell thaSs ptscAs aD together.
or separately.
Also, have a good saw and grist
mill on the place which win be sold
with it, or separately. Good engine
and boiler and good barns.
Terms cash. For further informa
ton apply to Big Sandy News, Lou
lisa, KY. u
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
A noubtfnl compliment.

An angular man with gray whiskers
gave up his seat in the crowded car
with an alacrity that spoke well fol
his nice manners The lady who took
the proffered seat was stout and
naughty She slipped into the vacant
place without saying a word.
The angular man looked at heI
thoughtfully. Then he stopped over
and said:
Il had an uncle, ma'am, that had
Just that same affection.
"Sir," said the stout lady, with quite
an insulted air.
Yes" continued the angular man
"he couldn't pronounce any word be.
ginning with tn to save his neck.
He'd stutter and stammer, and the
best he could do would be to give
1t the sound of s. 1t was dreadful
afiiction. His eldest son was The
ophilus, but he called him Sophilus
Have you had II long. ma'am"
The stout lady was dark-red witt
vexation and mystification.
"You are insulting" she said.
"Well, | don't wonder you hate t
hear anyone refer to It," said the man
with cheerfulness. But couldn'
help noticing II when you took m,
seat and wasn't able to say 'Thanl
you wouldn't have minded in tn
least II you'd said Sank you
Oh. do you get out hereT Good day
ma'am."
The stout lady didn't say wort
but ske thought several.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
Commissioners Sale.
Charles r layne. Adm. PIT,
against

Charles r layne. Admr PIT,
against
]. II. Thompson, etc, Deft
By virtue Of Judgment and order
Of sale OF the Lawrence Circuit Court
rendered at the May term thereof,
1906 In the above styled cause, the
undersigned will. on Monday Aug
90 1906. tbehg County Court day.
proceed to expose to public sale To-
the highest and best bidder, from the
front door OF the court honse IN
Louisa. Lawrence County. KY az
about one O'Clock. p. m the following
described tract OF land or sufficient
thereof TO pay the debts Of the
deceased James Lsyne, viz The
tract known as the William Layne
tract and bounded as follows, towit'
BEGINNING on white oak on the
head Of Wolf Pen branch. thence S,
| 2Sd W 23S poles 10 a stake on the
bank of Blaine. thence up the said
creek with It's meanders y Add w p
poles to stake, n 80 w 1872 poles
to stake opposite chestnut and
sugar tree on the bank of Blaine,
thence \ 7b W $50 poles to the be-
ginning corner, containing one hun
dred and five acres. the land situated
, In Lawrence county, Ky.
, In selling this land it is adiudsed
/ that the first part sold shall be OFF
/ of the upper end, running back from
the creek across the county road
only selling enough to pay the debts
and interests and cost OF this suit
! Il is adjudged that Exona Layn'
/ widow OF James Layne deceased b'
allowed the sum Of sS9Gl. the amount
reported BY the Commissioner, this
sum. to draw interest from this date
\ June s. 1906. until paid. And tina
, Charles l.aync be and he is allowed
4 the sum of seventy dollars and sixty
r five cents. with interest from the
A day of June. 1906 until paid, ant
h T. L, Stewart is allowed the sum o
r $50 as cost due for services as specia
o Commissioner In this case to be take
q as cost, G. w. Castle Is allowed Tn
II sum of SIS for services MS Guardia
Il AdlItein for the infant defendan
~ Rose I.ayne: and upon proof In ope
q court A. ]. CARED is allowed the SUI
4 of siOO for his services as atlorne.
ID in the settlement OF the estate
n James Layne deceased. to be take
m as cost and The clerk viii tax u
,e other cost and II is adjudged TN
pr NIL of said sum be paid out OF u
,e funds arising out of the sale OF lar
m herein. The Master Commissioner
a Lawrence Circuit Court is directed
No make the sale of the land herein o
mn dered To be sold. and he Will Sc
FIR the land ON credit of six and twel
~ months taking bond with good pc
or sonnl security, payable to the T
ro eeiyer of this court retaining lien
TO the land sold for the purchase PR
III The Commissioner when making l
nd sale will sell that portion TO
ota frae from any homestead
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
Largest Corn Field.

The largest field of corn In the
United States II not in the world was
harvested last fall on the Adams farm
In Sac county near Odebolt, Iowa. One
hundred and Ave men working with
200 horses and thirty-seven corn cut
tiers shucked corn to the estimated
amount OF 100000 bushels. Mr. Adams,
the owner Of the farm, spends the most
OF his time In Chicago, where he re-
sides with his family. operating his
large farm BY expert ioremen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
Didn't Know Her Husbands Name.

O1Qn't hnOW ntI huSDdhu NaihO.
She was from Seattle. After inscrib-
Ing her name ON the hotel register she
asked the clerk II any mail had come
addressed to her The name she wrote
on the register was simply Mrs. T.
Brown. Seattle
II don't suppose. by any chance, that
this is intended for you. is it," In
qulred the clerk, handing her letter
addressed Mrs. T. Browne"
Yes. that is mine" said the demure
guest. 81 recognize the handwriting"
But the name is spelled differently.
pointed out the cautious clerk You
spell your name BROWN. and the
name on the letter has final e. f"
She got all fused up about 1t and
blushed radiantly.
you see" she explained, 81 am not
quite sure how he spells 1t"
"Who?"
"My husband. We've only been mar.
ried month, San Francisco Chron-
icle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
How the Printer Erred.

1t was typographical error that
threatened to bring streaks of gray
into the locks Of the editor OF newly
started weekly which purported to
chronicle the doings of the smart set
of a western city. In reality, however,
II sold out the edition and filled the
readers with desire to see what
would develop in the succeeding num-
bers. The subject of the paragraph
was pink luncheon given by we'll
known matron When the edition was
given to the public 1t was found that
the opening lines of general eulogy
were followed by the bald statement;
"The luncheon was punk"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
The M. {. Church South.

Regular services as follows: eve
use sun time.)
Prayer Meeting, each Wednesday
at p. m.
Sabbath School. each Sabbath at
$3.50 a. m
Preaching each Sabbath at II a.
m. and at 5 .. m.
You are cordially invited to attend
all these services. Strangers in the
town specially invited to worship
with us. Come thou with us and we
will do thee good. for the Lord has
spoken good concerning Israel"
o. f. Williams, Pastor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03

DO the right thing II you have
Nasal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm
at once. Don't touch the catarrh
powders and snuffs, for they con-
tain cocaine. Ely's Cream Balm re-
leases the secretions that inflame
the nasal passages and the throat,
whereas common remedies made
with mercury merely drive them out
and leave you no better than you
were. In a word, Ely's Cream Balm
is real cure. not delusion' All
druggists, soc, or mailed by Ely Bros
&c Warren Street, New York,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03

One OF the many interesting sights
NJ Yellowstone Park is the eagle
mother teaching the young TO START
an the tourney Of life With her
own wing she pushes the young bird
az tho rock Of the high ledge. when
had been the only home II had ever
Known. With mothers eye she
watches II fall but before 1t strikes
ma rocks below. with the speed OF
me wind she darts beneath 1t ana
the ymng eagle finds soft landing
anon the feathers Of iis mother :
hack II is then carried to the hish-
aat elf and the experiment repeated
until the young eagle gets strength
m IT'S wings and can safely go on
Mes journey alone. With the same
wa,chml care does the good mother
ee her flock. one by one leave the
ola home. One by one she lets 'non
no one to be missionary one
Doctor one publIsher with the
eve of an eagle she watches lne'
AZ they successfully travel IN tne''
chosen paths. and they frequently
enst look back and see the'r eve
mithml mother still watching Il
,,hom IL their success due Verify U
that mother whose Christian WV. .'
inc started their little feet Alright an
whose salnt-like face acted as
beacon light to them when Jesse
upon the strong sea Of temptation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
caught by Short speech.


When Baron Bramwell was once sit
ting on the crown side ON the South
Wales circuit, counsel for the defense
in a certain case asked leave to ad-
dress the jury in Welsh. The case be-
ing a simple one, permission was
given without demur. He said but
very few words; the baron also did
not think much comment was neces-
sary, but was somewhat startled by q
prompt verdict Of acquittal.
What was IT," he afterward in
quired, that Mr.. L. said to the
jury"
"Oh. he just said: This case, gen.
tlemen, Hes in nutshell. You see
yourselves exactly how it stands.
The Judge is an Englishman, the
prosecuting counsel is an English
man, the complainant is an English
man. But you are Welsh, and ! am
Welsh, and the prisoner is Welsh
Need say more? | leave 1t all to
you"
II is scarcely necessary to mention
says the writer of Some Legal Rem
iniscences, that Baron Bramwell die
not allow the experiment to be re
pcated Of addressing the jury in
Language which he did not understand
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
rRlGHrruLLy BURIED.

chas. W Moore machinist, OF
Ford city. Pa had his hand fright
fully burned In an electrical furnace.
tie applied Bucklens Arnicl Sal e
with the usual result: % qn'ok and
perfect cure" Greatest healer on
earth for Burns. Wounds. Sores, Ec-
zema and piles. PC Mt A. NJ Hughes,
Dfnrglsi.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
WAGONS AND BUGGIEs.

The famous Birdsell wagons are
sold by Snyder Hardware Company
and they have a large stock. Also
have Weber wagons at less price
Buggies of various kinds at the low
est prices for which they can be sold
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03

Many Of our brightest young men
slth lives Of rare promise. early turn
heir attention to political career
which soon proves their downfall.
Ne soon find them drinking the
health OF the aspirant for political
honors: drinking with the boys to
insure their votes. drinking toasis at
the reception OF the victorious candi-
date: drinking with everybody before
the election. and great deal more
afterwards. All this has fixed a habit
which he cannot shake off and IN
the excitement of his own home he
nrns TO the vine bottle for the ex-
a,ement which he formed In politics
Young men. keep out of politics only
an you can let your Influence be tel'
nbr their publication.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03

The happy. ideal home is not the
home OF wealth, neither is II the home
of extreme poverty In the ideal
home you may not see any costly
furniture, no grand piano or stately
pictures. yet how pleasant and con-
tented the inmates The father has
no business cares or political ambi-
tions to vex him: the mother has no
trouble with nnraly servants Nc
question OF fine display in dress to
occupy her thoughts With pleasure
the father and mother see he first
totterlng steps Of the little one and
feel the exquisite JOY which II brings
TO the heart Of the parent to know
that the first-born can walk. In the
home Of the rich the chilerrr are
tut to bed by the servants while the
parents age at the opera The
wealthy know not Of the pleasure OF
family and home when compared
With those in very moderate c7cum'
lstances
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THE first day was sent TO school
L went home az recess. thinking
rhool was out. SAYS her, Walker
sAs have grown older ! find that
whole lot Of people did the same
,hine. and the sad part Of the affair
"A that too many Of MS never went
hack IN this HE he careful that
ynn don't go home at recess II YOU
start TO learn trade or profession,
stay by Il and master Il Don't
chase away at recess II you have
a business attend TO Il and-dont go
home AT recess This going home at
recess has sent man into bankruptcy
Il has caused mothers tears TO flow
and mothers heart 10 ache II has
made crus,y old bachelors and sour
old maids II has filled worlds Win
ignorance and made barren deserts
N plains Going home at recess
means that you have fallen asleeI
Al the switch and your train has
usnascd into the ditch. Always s'a'
until school It out
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never come to pass, or reading I'M
wholesome books. while her mother
tolls in the kitchen. had better never
been born. Her life is purposeless. a
dead weight for her father and
brothers to carry with them; she is
d misery to herself and friendsi she
is Stunned by all sensible young men
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irritable old maid II she is so for
tunate MS to escape the temptations
30 likely 10 ensnare one whose moral
senses are rendered blunt by reading
the questionable exploits of the heroes
and heroines OF the modern novel
the curse of our homes; the thing
that ruins more young men and young
women than all other evils combined
1.-The foe that all true mothers should
flight as they would an adder.
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