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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
rHAr SWEET soNG-

The seyrcl loasins Of nearly all
who are wanderers OF Whose abiding
place is temporarily among strangers
Il oppressed 10 the words % that
svee, song Write ms letter from
home The one thins the heart needs
Is word from thosc around the old
hearth stone Especially Is this 70
IL the care Of youug men No boy
goes out from the Home Circle with
out a sense Of szs For = time, At
least. the motherly presence Is Sadly
missed. the sis,srly affection warmly
cherished Then II the mothers let
itsrs reach him ofien filled With all
that a mother most Sloqaeniiy sN-
presses love hopefulness aud prayer
he is s,lll surrounded b. holy in
fluencc
II the sister WRITES frequently. man
iiczting her pure affection N such
Ways As her heart naturally prompts
he can hardly run into sin And u
home ep.stlrs coms seldom shat
then The loss ia ths Young mAns NE
must b. made 10 BE finds hia isi-
sure hours dull. and ,hcy must b.
cnliycnod There Is ne call Tor long.
heart niu letters 90 return for sim.
liar ones The cycninu be might
si,e 20 I-hnlns these De- sI-rds IN
amusemenis o. doubiisl character
Wanting The tenderness ~ woman )
love. Il Is not strange q 81 falls a
victim 10 wicked stiles - he Tor
sakes bis better self and takes 20 bis
bosome pleasures that sting him 70
death And ere long b. bccomss a
thing 'or The mother and sister "a
verp over ana Ms PROMISING yuunE
life fades on, 10 darkness 4 sad pct
urr this % course But 4 h uuli I
sad picture az even sadder realities
There are huSdreds Of young men Il
every great CITY. in the yep io~esi
depths 81 degradation. shom th'
home Influences. carefully and pray
,rfuIiy extended through t-oder a.
fes,ionate. womAnly letters. nigh
have savcd There are hundreds o
others. Just taxing their flint ier-oi
IN vice. uho nay b, brought back &
purity by loving words from mothers
sisters or sveethsarts TAIN a MAJ
becomes thoroughly vicious the
thought o. apure NOmans love all =
much to restrain a,m from inlquiis
II that love grows careless q him. b
grows oarslss. oi himself Think o
this. you Who have sons. brother
= o. lovers away Among stTangeTs Re
I member that you owe them a saero'
duty. and give them frequent mis-
sives from home. frsighisd with low
and accompanied by eArnes, prayer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
RlcH MIrHnrT MONEY

RICH WITHOUT MONEY
May man t. rich without money
Thousands Of them With notEins IN
their pockets. and thousands without
even a pocket. are rich 4 man horn
with a good sound constitution. good
stomach. a god heart and good limbs
and a pretty eood head-piecs. 4 rich.
Good bones are better than gold.
tough mussles than silver. and nerves
that flash fire and earry energy 20
every function. are better than houses
and land Il Is bet,sr than landed -
tate to have had the right kind d a
father and mother Good breeds and
bad breeds eIis, among men a. really
- among cattle and horses Educa-
ton may DO much TO check evil ten
denotes. OF 20 develop good ones. but
Il Il good thing 10 lnherit the right
proportion % faculties 10 start With
That man Is rich Who has flavor q
Wit and fun in his composition The
hardest thlnE to gei along With IN
this life Is a mans own self A cross.
selfish felloN. a despoudiuE and oum-
planning fellow. a timid. oare-hurden-
I'd man. these are all born deferred
on the inside. Their feet NAV no,
limp. bat their thoughts DO A man
Of fortune on the brink Of the Erave
~ouid gladly part With every dollar
To obtain a longer lease Of life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
The Best Paint.

United States ready mixed pain,
Is equal TO the best made. In fact.
IL Is privately guaranteed to u b.
the manufactures TO b identioalIy
the same that Trey sell under a veil
known brand At a fancy price BY
using the brand United states In
stead OF The brand under which the
leading manufacturers have made a
biz reputation We are allowed 70 sen
the paint somewhat cheaper. We have
a full line We also carry the Par
agon. an excellent paint
SNYDER HARDWARE co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
SWIFT DESTRUCTION.

SWIFT DESTRUCTION
We have sat upon the "a shore and
waited for IL gradual approaches. and
have seen IT, dancing waves and Shite
surf. and admired that lie Who meas
ured 1t with His hand had given {, nfe
and motion. and - fingered tin is
gentle waters grew into mighty bill
lows. and had Weil-nigh sWep, u from
our firm footing - Ne have seen
some q ne needless youth Of our
town gazing With curious spirit upon
sweet motions and gentle approaches
10: inviting pleasures and sins. tin
they have detained their eyes and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
NOTICE. Assignee S Sitting,

Creditors o, Gault nros. Louisa.
~. yin take notice tia, or Tues
day, September nd 1907. will. =,
ths office Of sullivan 4 Stewart, Main
s.'eet Louisa. ~ a, TO receive and
tle claims aeaias, said nrm. assign
"A Claims should BE- presented II
that tine properly proven. a. re-
q.led by Law Tor allowance 30 that
the matter ma, l,c closed up
T. l. STEWART.
Assignee GaaN Rros
August 5. 1901.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
Imprisoned their feet aud they have
been swep, to swift destruction
rRurH OF sCIENcE

TRUTH or SCIENCE
II YOU viii loos into The early llfe
of truly helpful mon. those who make
uie easter o. uobier g those who
come alder them soa w'll almost In
1arlsblg find that they lived purely N
zoe dags 81 thelI Youth ln esay lie
thc brain. though Astounding in yiEoF
Is sensitive and very susceptible %
nIul aud ,his % such q desfee that
i b-lrt moderate ildGletnce IN vicious
pleasures appeau y lower the tone
and rmlair both the dslitaiy and ei-
tacrcy q the huln iar ne. Thl- :
not preaching boys. it is slmply ~
truth Of science
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06

Olga Lunfell. lf-year-oid Sac City.
Ia. girl. who has bean q member Of
the Holy JumpeCs- sect at the
Fountain bo1se W Waukesha. Wis
for several months past Was taken
from them by a court and or(hjted re-
turned TO her home
F. ". Stevens. general solicitor for
the Pere Marquette railroad an
noanced that the Pere Marquette will
not contest Michigan's recently enact.
ed twoeent fare Law.
Three Chinamen were kiiIod and
seven wounded in the Chinese quarter
Of Boston by members Of rial tong
from New York
Fire which started In one ID the
buildings Of the TomAhawk. Wis.
brAnch az the United States leather
company laid the entire paHs in ruins.
The loss is about $50. 900
Gen Tremsine. formerly OF Port
Wayne. Ind. and recently Of Mexico
City. was found dead in a rOOming
house at Torreon. Mexico.
The navy department rejected all
bids submitted for the construction Of
a dry dock at Bremerton. on Puget
sound. because they we're not within
The limit Of the appropriation
The license q the Southern railway
TO DO business in the state OF Alabama
has been revoked. by action Of Score
:ary OF State Frank y Julian
A bill in equity which calls upon the
American Sugar Refining company 10
give an accounting Of its business for
The past four years was flied before
Chancellor Magic at Trenton. y. J..
on behalf OF George H Earle. Jr.. re
ceiver OF the Pennsylvania Sugar Re
fining company. Of Philadelphia
WOrkmen excavating in MarysviiIs.
n. B.. uncovered l03 Spanish coins OF
the eighteenth century The Dooey
Is worth about 5000
II Is reported in Paris that a secret
trial Of the Wright brothers aesOpiane
Is about 10 take place in France e. the
result Of an arrangement with the
French government The acceptance
has been shipped from the Uaited
States.
BY the will q Miss Jalia Sands Bry-
ant daughter Of william Cullen Bry.
ant. the poet. filed At Mineola. L. l.,
ooehalf Of hsr estate Of $500. 900 Is lef,
To her chum. Miss Anne Rebeoca Fair.
child The rest goes 20 the niece and
nephew Of Miss Bryant
Edward l. Pervar. city ticket aSsn,
for the Cleveland q Pittsburg road for
20 years. committed suicide AZ Steu.
/ benEiIle. o.
A launch vent ever the dam IN the
Des PLANES river At ottumva and Mr.
md Mrs William n Powell. their
son Halle and Ms. J. E Ste<eus and
baby were drowned
Charles B. Grub. a wealthy resident
Of Lancaster. Pa. received q blaeh
hand Letter demanding $4,000 on
pains Of death
A Hungarian peasant a. Nenaandes
admitted numbering his daughter be
cause she vas ugly and had no ehanes
Of getting married The iury
fssnd eEtenuatins circumstances and
brought in q verdict of manslanghter
Objections have been filed at ciintor
70 the administrator Of the Johr
Warner estate. charging vespasiar
Warner. the executor. with collusior
and fraud
PUtioe Commissions Bingham. o,
Ne~ York. is planning an iaseCuaco1
al detective bureau. which 80 con
nect all the important ciuss q Ii.
world.
Charles Il. Meyer. president Of IN,
Western Federation N Miners, va
released from the Boise. Idaho. AN Of
bond 81 $500 signed BY Timoth,
Ressaa and rbOnas J. Jones. o
Boise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06

$ W Hager Democratic nominee
for Governor. formally opened his
campaign at Lexington. speaking TO
three thousand men and women. Who
had gathered from the counties OF
Central Kentucky 10 aid in the eel
eiration. He outlined his platform and
declared in favor OF the county unit
law in all counties. for Sunday closing
OF saloons and for a tax rate OF for
ty cents He gave his pledge not to
be candidate for any office, il elect
ed Governor Gov Beekham spoke
briefly after Judge Hager had fin
ished. Special trains had brought in
large delegations with bands. and
Lexington was filled with Democrats.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
FOR SALE

Good milk COW for sale, Apply to
John u. Akers, R =. D, LoulsA. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06

Commercial lIac,,,l
and Real E.,A.s 81
Estates settled D,pos:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
A Positive \
CURE ;
Cream Daln|
h@sAi, assersst
e..ss asssi = oses

u quNAll a1aafe
Gives aslsi = oaes ~
II eleAn--. -soihs'k
hsais ani pro'tcr
he diseased mfn-
bnno Il cure Ca
,Azh Aud drives
away a Coli in 90
Heal qais XIV chi
s.or,s the Snssoi"
Is,s aniSnell f- -
gis,s or By mail 49,
Eiv Rroihers W
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
MANrEn INMRnIArrI.Y

Fif1y miners at wh'tehouse. Ky,
Inquire u Geo, Ricktord, whltehouse
or Jay H. NOrthup, Louisa. NY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06

IL q Sullivan !
SULLIVAN Am \
Attorneys and CON-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10
CURED OF PILES BY
PYRAMID PILE CURE
If You Suffer, You Can Be Cured.
Costs Nothing to Try.

II you think that you must be operated upon to
be cured of piles you are wrong. Thousands Of
cases of piles of excruciating severity-worse, no
doubt than yours-have been cured panlessly,
quickly and permanently, while the patient has
been at his work. without the loss Of time necessi-
tated by operation. In fact, many sufferer
has not been able to reach his work even move
across the room until after using the home remedy
prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co.
Such the condition Of an Indiana business
man. as shown in a recent letter.
Received your sample of Pile Cure and have
given 1t a fair trial. and 1t has proven the best
I ever tried. 1 recommend you highly In
this vicinity. Have used your sample and one box
and it has effected complete cure. 1t has been
worth 500 to me.
Thanking you for the sample and the cure,
will recommend you to everybody. Yours respect
fully, julius Mayer Dealer in Feathers Ginseng
and Hides, Bedford. Ind
The Pyramid Pile Cure be used at home in
the privacy Of your room. There is enough
strength in each little suppository to drive out in
fection while at the same time 1t melts away into
the deadened tissues Of the rectum, heals up the
assures, relieves the Inflammation, starts the circu
lation of the hemorrhoidal veins, diminishes the
congestion and brings the organs back to their
normal condition.
We want to prove to every sufferer from piles
that the Pyramid Pile Cure will cure This treat
ment is prepared exclusively by the Pyramid Drug
Co.. which is sufficient evidence of its genuineness.
However, we do not ask you to depend upon the
reliability of name the bona fde testi-
monials Of the hundreds of cured piles sufferers.
Send rs your name and address for a free trial
package. Use 1t according to directions The re-
lief you win get will justify your going at once to
the druggists for a 60-cent box. All druggists
sell the Pyramid Pile Cure, Just like the sample.
Accept substitute Pyramid Drug Co., 70
Pyramid Bldg. Marshall. Mi-A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10
NEW BUILDING NEEDED
For the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing.
SECRETARY RECOMMENDS
And Transmits to Congress Today a
Strong Letter
FROM DIRECTOR SULLIVAN
Showing How Even With Additions
Made to Present Group the Build
ings Are insufficient.

Secretary Shaw today transmitted to Con-
gross a strong recommendation for new
building for the bureau of engraving and
printing. Accompanying the recommends
ton is the following letter from Thomas J.
Sullivan, director Of the bureau, under date
of December %, 1905.
Directors Letter.
IT have the honor to call your attention to
the imperative necessity for new building
for the bureau Of engraving and printing.
The main building of the bureau was de-
signed in 1873 and during the fiscal year
ending June 30 Of that year there were fin
ished and delivered total of 1908, $50
sheets of securities and stamps. Its con-
struction was authorized by the act of June
20. 1873 and 1t was completed in March,
1880. Within one year of the occupancy of
this building the work of the bureau had
doubled. and during the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1881, there were finished and de-
livered 26,O17,661 sheets of securities and
stamps. There was steady increase in the
work until 1890, and in that year 1t was
found necessary to make addition to the
original building and authority was granted
and an appropriation made by act of August
80 1890 This resulted in the addition Of
the southwest wing, fve-story structure,
S5x50 feet. By act of August IA, 1894, and
act of March 2 1895, three additional stories
were authorized to the center wing. The
work continued to increase until in the ifs
cal year ended June 80. 1900. there were fin
ished and delivered 116,909, 423 sheets Of
stamps and securities, an amount nine times
that delivered in 1878, over four times that
delivered in 1881 and nearly three times that
delivered in 1890. This volume Of work was
| SO great to make 1t again necessary to
build an addition. and authority and an APP
preparation therefor were granted by the act
of June 6. 1900. This resulted in the addi-
ton Of the northwest wing, a five-story
structure, 90 by so feet and two outbuild-
| ings each two stories in height 146 by 40
| feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10
Sons Of Revolution Meeting.

Arrangements have been completed for
a meeting of the District of Columbia So
ciety, Sons Of the Revolution, at the New
Willard, at o'clock next Thursday even
ing, January II, the anniversary Of the
birth Of Benjamin Franklin. A business
meeting Is to precede the stated meeting
when an amendment to the bylaws will
receive consideration. The amendment
provides that the society shall hold an
annual meeting the second Tuesday of
December, at which a general election OF
officers and managers, by ballot, shall
take place.
Announcement is made of the appoint
ment of DR.. Frank H. Bigelow his
torian, and of DIR. Charles w. Lang
worthy Mr.. Robert r. Bennett and Mr..
John Ball Osborne as the committee on
meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10
A New Building Needed.

THE only adequate provision that can be
made to enable this bureau to furnish the
quantity of notes and securities required
under existing law and such increase as
may be required by the natural growth OF
the country, by future legislation to provide
for more frequent redemption of the cir
culating notes and certificates, and to give
greater elasticity to the currency, Is the
erection of a new building for its use Fur
Their extensions to the present building are
out Of the question. The entire site is now
occupied as far as 1t is possible TO utlilze II.
Il have the honor, therefore. to recon-
mend that Congress be urged to provide an
entirely new building for the bureau, to be
designed and constructed for Its special
needs. 1t is believed that with the expe-
rience of the last twenty-five years build
ing can now be designed in every way
adapted to the work, having the rooms for
the several divisions conveniently grouped
with reference to the work executed In each
and to the administrative offices, and en-
bodying all of the improvements in building
construction and in the operation OF ma
chinery, including electric. light, power and
other processes that have been developed
during that period. The present building
can be readily utilized for other govern
mental purposes.
From the showing made herein 1t Is
clearly apparent that the limit Of the de-
mands on this bureau for notes, certificates,
internal revenue stamps and other securities
has not been reached, and that with Its
present 1aCllltfeS tLe bureau Will pe greatly
embarrassed in furnishing the increased
quantities required from time to time.
Prompt action should therefore be taken to
furnish the relief so urgently needed. 1t
should be remembered that it requires time
to select and secure a site and to erect and
equip such a building as is needed for this
work.
II have the honor, therefore also to rec
ommend that this letter be transmitted to
Congress with request for favorable and
early action upon the subject matter thereof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10

sistant These presses are SO close to-
gether that there is but few inches of
space between the handles by which they
are operated, and care must be exercised
by the employees when passing lest they
be struck and injured by these handles.
The printers and assistants, it will thus
be seen, are brought very close together.
There are 40 employees in this room,
and when the effect of the 224 gas stoves,
which are constantly burning is consid-
cred, it will be readily seen that the con-
ditions under which they labor are not
ideal. Similar conditions exist in all or
the other rooms in the building.
Should Congress give attention to the
demand which has been insistent for some
time past to provide for more frequent re-
demption of the notes and certificates is
sued by the government and should 1t also
provide for a more elastic currency, these
conditions would be accumulated by the
need of an increased amount of overtime
and a larger night force. However, 1t may
be questioned whether the limit of produc-
ton by these means has not been reached
and whether it will be possible to provide
thus for any additional quantity of notes
and certificates to meet more frequent re-
demptions or to give greater elasticity of
the currency. All these considerations lead
to the conclusion that provision should be
made for the execution of the work OF the
bureau during the regular hours for de-
partmental work each day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10
Increased Demand on Bureau.

Notwithstanding this addition, the in
creased demands upon the bureau for Sc
curities and stamps after July, 1900, were
SO great as to require an extension Of the
hours of labor Of the entire printing force
equal to one-fourth time. and the organiza-
ton Of q night force of over one hundred
printers and their assistants. There were
finished and delivered during the fiscal
year 1901 121 55s. 291 sheets; during the ifs
cal year 1902. 1885, 167, 1853 sheets, and during
the fiscal year 1903, 155, 743, SOL sheets.
LAS this increase in the work was shown
to be permanent 1t became again necessary
to have relief from the continuous over
thorized an additional building, to be To-
Gated west of the existing building. This
addition was authorized by act of March
3, 1903, and 1t was completed March 20,
Ing was authorized in 1908 that it would
AFFORD sufficient space to permit the erec-
ton of enough additional presses to discon-
tinue overtime and night work, but before
the building was finished the treasurer OF
the United States increased his acquisitions
for United States notes and certificates to
the extent Of 100000 sheets a year. and
the controller of the currency increased his
for national bank notes to the extent of
2 600 900, making a total Increase OF 10000
600 sheets q year. The amount Of plate
printing required to fill these acquisitions
was greater than could be executed on the
total number OF presses that could be &C
commodated, including the additional
presses set I'D in the space made available
by the erection of the west building. and
necessitated the continuance of overtime by
the day force Of printers and assistants and
of a night force consisting Of 2O4 printers,
numbering divisions. The estimates for
1908 show an increase over the increased
estimates for 1907 of 81 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-10
Case of John n. Adriaans.

The reversal of the order Of disbarment
of John H. Adriaans from practice before
the District Supreme Court, recently made
by the District Court Of Appeals, it is ex-
pected, will have some bearing on the petit
ton now pending in the Appellate Court
for the reinstatement of Adriaans as a
member of the bar of that tribunal.
Adriaans was disbarred by the Court of
Appeals in October, 1900, on charges pre-
ferred by the then United States attorney,
Henry E. Davis.
Recently a petition was filed asking the
Court of Appeals to rescind its order and
remove the ban from Adriaans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
Unique Advertising card

"A new method Of advertising has
been discovered" says a Mannheim pa
per- "by Bavarian manufactures
ron"en, on cards deeply bordered
with black b. has sent the following no.
lice TO business houses in Germany
'Houored SIR: The board Of directors
of our company has instructed me te
notify our esteemed patrons I'm Baden
ihat we mourn with them on the occs-
sion of the passing away of their be-
loved prince, His Royal Highnoss the
Grand Duke Frederick. in complying
with tho wish of the directors 1 mus,
congratulate our fathcrlsnd on having
been tho era die Of 80 noble q regent
A,Dept We assurance Of our sincere
regard. y. r., Manager" The latest
circular and price list of tho concern
were sent with The unique card. ana
me paper Boo which tho advertising
trlck Nas noticed. slys "This NAV he
cF ven from Tho business mans stand-
point Dun as $50 see 70. IL Is brutal"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
NEW HEADorANrEns

Early BOZ tine year the company
purchased the Lannan building un
Mr-t Temple street nsut bon iha heart
throughout as homo for tho offi...
oI the allied eomplu'ca. street e,i
Eas. light ctc. Tho huldme WAS mo
of salt Lakes oldest thraa-st,ry
ANA basement onmr almost sh4kcn
90 pieces iu service ls tho nom. III
HcWspapors. a sum sea aside for th.
Iemodelng of tho struofur. was sD.ut
bl"ie the " lrk was finished When
hiaiif ready FOR occupancy .hc build
ing was ia Gne shape 500 0o0 b,J
been spent Gao make IT. such. however