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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated To Tired
Mothers as they Join the
Home Circle.
sArrRAy NGmr REvRRIEs

SATuRAY NIGHT REyERlES
Has woman right 10 make a
fool OF herself II a man docs2 rhis
would make a good subject for debat
Ing societies A man win stay around
nights. visit Ii, eambling dens play
poker aud lose money that he ought
to spend for the comfor, OF his fam.
ily. At the same time the wife Is
staying home sitting by a cbeerless
fire and taking care OF d number Of
children that she has auiy half
interest in. The man viii visit the
saloon. smoke cigars play the wheel
drink poor whiskey. and occasion
ally 10 and play With the girls that
are not Of his own family, while Is
wife Is home trying TO save money
for the family by patching. darning
and going without things for her
self and the house man at the
same time will go out with The boys
and spend So Is it right Suppns-
ing we turn the tables around and
his wife commences TO play the fool.
for you can call 1t nothing else. and
wha, will happen, Surprising the wife
takes notion TO have little time
OF her own Let her 40 10 he bow
ling ally. the billiard hall. the saloon
ling ally. the billiard hall. the saloon
place with lot OF gay girls and have
good time, spsnd the mowry that
ought to go toward paying expenses
smoke cigarettes. drink seven differ
ent kinds Of booze and CONS home
with a bad taste In her mouth and
IN generally stained condition.
wouldn't II break every link that
binds the Home Circle toseth,r
Morally. she has jus, as much right
a, man 10 do these things She has
Just as good right to be = apol A.
man. but what would happen II abe
should II is easy enough "a guess
There would be di,orcrl an,t other
things too Numerous 10 meuiian
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
LOVE SEEKS AZ oBjEcT

Regarded n sentiment lnSs u
possible In rcspect to prinriplus. bat
reSarded as passion il Is passihls
only touching person No ona dies
FOR abstract truth ldeahze II. cun-
meet II with something tangible. and
man will die for it.not before Even
then his seu-sacrifoe Is impelled b.
regard. neSssity. NJ the rurna -
collateral circumstances A patriot
does not lsy down bis life 'or liberty
In the FROM rank Of battle with the
same feeling which fills the bosom Of
\ frontiersnan when he dies fighting
at the door Of bis cabin IN heroS AZ
tempt 10 latent his vile and children
from murderoas sa,ages. We admire
beauty. we reverence virtue. We
praise uodesty As elementAfoi a shar-
aCter. bat. never until these are en-
bodied. until the eye hehold them
In a palelel form. never unhl the
woman, who, ne believe reu1nsents
these Qualities. stands before us. do
We loES than The qualities We adj
mire. the woman We 'oYe Here at
this lFint. yoa zee how. love ediicates
one IN WUthy direCtisnR Tho man
love4,the Woman the VomAu the man
and zach the qualities that tue olherr
rep nsent1 Each ednsai@ the other
intb,a finer appreciation a troer re-
gs.ni. a higher emulation Il the vir-
t'aA. each embodieL and thus, 40
TSRnyon sings,
They grew togethsr.
Dsarted or Goanke. Asnd or free
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
DEAFNESS cASNor BE CURED

BY local applioaionG As thay cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of the ear
There Il only ono way 10 cure deaf.
ness. asd that n by constitutional
remedies Deafness Ii cauaed by an
lntlarard condition Of the mucous I'm
ing - theEaas,AehlAn Tub When
this tube Is innAmed you have =
rum sllng s-snd OF imperieet hearinE
and' when d Is entirely closed. Deaf
nee is the risult and unless the In
flInmauoA can be taken ou, and this
tube res,orsd to rs normal condition.
lssaring Will be bstoyed forever. nlns
CASES Qua OF ten are caused BY Cat
arm. vhCh IL nothlng hu, al iniiam.
I'd condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any case 0i neAfucssl caused by
caiarrht that canno, be cured
Halls catarrh Cure. Send for clrcR
lars free.
= CHENEY & co. ToLLEDoC
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Takes fiall'a Family Pulls for con.
stipation.
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ment and sorFow Of life are over,
then there is the place and the rest
appointed OF God oh. homestead, over
whose roof fall no shadows or even
clouds. aud over whose threshold the
voice of sorrow Is never heard built
upon the eternal hills, and. standing
with thy splps and pinuacles Of &C.
lestial beauty among The i'alm Trees
OF the city on high. hose who love
God shall rest under Thy shadows,
where there Is no SORROW no pain,
nor the sound Of 3cepiug sometime
MARRIAGE
Marriage has Ia q lass beauty but
more safety than single life Il has
not more ease but lcss danger. i Is
more merry and more sad i, is al.
Ter Of sorrows ard fuller % Joys
Il lies under more burdens !, Is sup
ported by all The strength Of love
and charity. and tha- burdens are
delightful Marriage is the mother Of
the world. and preserves Kingdoms.
and fills cities aud churches and
heaven itself Cellhacy. Ike the ~
in the heart OF an afplo d~ells IN
perpetual sweetness. but sits alone
aud is confined and dies-in singular.
lty. but marriage like the useful
bee. builds a house and Fathers sweet
ness from every flower. and laburs
and uni,es into societies and repuh-
lies and sends out colonies, and feeds
the world with dclioAotas and oheys
their king. and keeps order. and
exercises many virtues. and prous,es
the Interest Of mankind. and Is ,hA,
state OF good to which- God hath
designed the presen, CONSTITUTION Of
the world
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now To nEGlN rnE ~

Rise with the lark. hui not Tor one
Be very careful TO attire yourself
neatly. ourselves. Ike oar salads
are always better Tor a god dr,saing
shave unmistakabg before you de-,
-ecnd from your room. china. hse
o. stcru should have thrI boArts -.
kea OF before thcy Aru permitted 70
10 down start with determination 10
b. agreeable and good ismvsrsd. aud
that like an overwhelming nrr. roth.
iag shall put YOU cut shoaA the tea
Mt b. hot, take It eooll shosld
The ham not BE- sah. emulate The
phi!osophle Bacou. aud havlag made
a tc~ pleasant observations alou,
the milk Of human Kindness tho
sugar OF domestic tsiiciiA. yhr cup
ot happiness being full. ths butter
resembling an actor 10 a freah part.
hssAuss Il appcafs iva nav rou. cun-
clude With the aplvnDlR,a ballad Of
LIT the toast pass.s cracking fresh
csgs aud stats iolrs simultaneously
BEAUTY or OLD PEOPLE
Men and women maks Thar own
beauty or their gwn sEiins-N Lord
Lytion speaks OF a nan who vas
sElier than he ha.kRIY susissss 10 -.
and IL he could but read \. every
human being carries bis NE Ia hir
tAes. and IL god looking OF the ~
vsrse a. his On hns bc~s Eood "
evil On our tnture- the fine chis-
els OF life and Vmotios ar, e,rrnally
At work Beauty Is not the mon9-
poly Of bloomrG youhg men and pima
and white rnids There IL sa5~
growing he.H1y which only oosnes
TO perfection IN old axe Grace D.
longs TO no period OF nfe aud ial-
proves thu longer Il exists
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
They grew togethsr.
Dsarted or GoaHke. hsnd or free
3NETINE

Sometime ., IL sweet, sveo,
song. wGbled to, and tro among the
topnost boughs OF The heart. and
filling the whoh air Nth such joy
and sladness as the Songs Of birds do
wAan the summer morning comes out
OF darkness aad day Is born on the
mountains. w. have all our POSSESSES
tsns in the insure which We call som,
time Beautiful flowers and singing
birds are there only our hands sci.
dom grasp he one. or our ears kea,
the other But. oh. reader. be- OF good
cheer FOR all the good there Is Eat.
den "somrtime. wheL all the hills
and valleys OF time are past when
the wear and fever. the disapIoint-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
To Correspondents.

Our esteemed correspondents. and
they are many, viii confer a favor II
they viii avoid short hand In their
Letters 70 the News n Won desire 10
say that John Smith came home last
week and spent SATURDAY, and sunda,
with home folks don't say he cam,
last wk. and spent Sat aod sun
writelit out.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
Beyond Computation.

Are there manE mosquitoes around
here" Young man answered Far.
mer corntossel ~thAts a mighty hard
onestnn TO answer. They're % bic
an spry that yon' can't tai whether
there's q vhele 10, or ohly lev.
tes'N siar no tine 70 counl en-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
SIX GREAT DAYS.
POPULAR BELIEF IN KENTUCKY
STATE FAIR.
SPECIAL FEATURES ARRANGED.
Program Announced For Every Day
ard Every Nisht-AIl Are to
Be Elaborate.

Six special DAYS and as many special
nights mean that the Kentucky State
Fair will fulfl its promise to have
something doing every minute OF slx
great days and nights during the week
Of September 10Th At Louisville. Col.
W. W. Hlte. President ot the Louis
Vile Board Of Trade, u the General
Chairman Of the Committee on Special
Days. and has announced the follow
ing:
Monday. September l6-Sohool Chi.
dren's Day. c. B. kSrdeman. Member
Louisville School Board. Chairman.
Tuesday. September lT-FraisTnal
Day. r 8. Brown. President Louis
vile Commercial Club. Chairman
Wednesday. September SlS-LoOis-
Vile Day. Geo c. Fsttsr, Director
Louisville Board Of Tr06e. Chairman.
Thursday. September lS-Kentucky
Day. Lev b Brown. of BarFodsburg.
President Kentucky Press Association.
Chairman.
Friday. September aO-SoGthern In
diana Day. Adam Heimberger. Presi-
dent New Albany Commercial Club.
Chairman.
Saturday. September q = Every
body's Day. Everybody. Chairman.
The Special Nights Committee V
headed by J. v BeckmAnn. Manager Of
the Retail Merchants Association, who
has announced the special nights as
follows:
Monday. September To- German.
American Night F. ". Keisker. Chair.
man.
Tuesday. September 17-lrish-Amer-
lean Night Thos. McCabe. Chairman
Wednesday. September lS-Labog
Night John Young. President Louis
vile Federation Of Labor. Chairman
Thursday. September 10 Press
Night Young E Allison. Chairman
Friday. September 2O-Mnitary
Night Col. W. B. Hademan. Colonel
Commanding First Kentucky Regi.
msnt. Chairman.
Saturday. September 2l-FArevell
Night Smith T. Bailey. Chairman.
MT. Nordemau expects School Chill
dren's Day to bring little folks not
ooly from Louisville. but from all over
the State. He has appointed every
county and city school superintendent
in Kentucky - . member Of his CON-
mittee.
For Fraternal Day. q large tsnt will
be erected where headquarters may Do
oceoed by representatives Of al fra
tsrnal organizations. to reoeive. vel
come aud register gnssts II Is the
hope OF Col Brown 10 have a series
Of drilis BY the uniform ranks Of the
diGerent organizations.
Nj. Fetter VII have the active 90
operation q commercial. Industrial,
financial and professional organise
tons N making Louisville Day one
thai viii put h In red letters o. TIA
Fair caEeodar
$500 "a, n. 49, .,0..A 49,.
10 ,h.Its,.. N. Do,n,.r,,~ :, -
,nchv nav Es~, ins,r.,io, ro,r,.
10 is helne Ne hanna, a.v :, ~.
vaaE y, R,own ~. 80, No.
pro.ninao, ss,.ors q, K.,,uclv :. ~.
associ,,as a, ,hIs oomn,,,aa y. 4,
oo..n,,nS no., $500 49, s,.,,-'.,.,.
nom diS,ereO, po,p,s ~ ssl,o-. M
49, - =. az .ivs, :, rS.,....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13

William Jennings Bryan. twice the
DErioeratic nominee for President, VI
make six speaehes in Kentucky in adj
seeaeY of the election of the Dem
soesatic state ticket Mr. Bryan will
reach Kentucky on special train
October 9th and will also speak the
1azoTing day, making three speeches
'0rh day. The points at which he will
s9sak have not been selected.
Mt Sterling. Ky. Sep >. George
G. and j. Carroll Hamilton have sold
. Chss. c. Mcdonald, buyer for Sulz-
hzrger & Swartzehild. 1893 fancy eX-
1ur1 steers. The cattle weighed an
axraged Of l45O pounds and brought
$50 per 100 weight. or total OF
Sz6f05 This is the largest single sale
~ cattle made here this season. and
slsses the sale of exporters in Mont
gsnery county.
ne Mountain Eagle. a Republican
u1p.r. is the latest candidate for pub
- AVor in newspaperdom. II is pub
niEhsd at Whitesburg, Leteher county.
Ne are reliably informed that there
Is IN Kentucky a man who lives on
ass acres OF land with mares and
2 colts; cows and 3 calves: 40 tur-
RsTs. $50 chickens: hogs: cat and
, kRtens; himself. wife and Is chill
6ra
n is announced that the Anu-Sa-
AsaR League in Kentucky will not try
- get the Legislature to pass bill
ssA.utting out liquor from the entire
.Ezfe. as has been reported. but rather
ED make an effort TO get the present
zsanty unit law operative in all the
rv1nties OF the State regardless of the
zre of the cities therein
An exchange says: 1T is laughable
What absurd statements are published
earring the Dog Days. The Repub-
EEAn papers are now amusing them
zlaEes and the public with the state
Asnt that the Republicans have a
rhanee to have majority in the
mat Legislature. There are 13S men,
hrs in the House and Senate, IS
king Senators and 100 Representa-
EzsS In the present Senate there
m thirty-one Democrats and seven
Republicans. and in the House there
lus "A Democrats and 26 Republicans.
so1s-half Of the Senators are elected
G1y two yeaDs. There are nineteen
Senator's who hold over for two more
Vars and Of the nineteen. eighteen
NE Democrats. In order to get 8
Eafsrity in the Senate the Republi-
ems will have to carry every Sen
zAarial district In the State. and in
order TO carry the House they will
hExe to double the present member
AiD. Even when Taylor. on the face
- the ratnrns. had a majority Of
.lAout 1880. the Democrats had asafe
maIsrity In both House and Senate.
ne Democrats on joint ballot in the
I'D Legislature had a majority Of
-. and while some legislative and
nd Senatorial districts may be lost
GEAers will be gained. and the ma
5rrity will be large and safe. No well
AOTned person seriously thinks there
b any chance for the Republicans
n carry the Legislature.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
Notice TO Farmers,

d. J. Burchstt Jr.. will grind your
corn for you Tor one-elghth toll. WIN
erind at any time Fair treatment
guaranteed. Bring In your corn. store
and mill opposite passenger depot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
The Best Paint.

United States" ready mixed paint
- equal to the bes, made. In fact.
n h privately guaranteed to US BY
n manufacturers to be identioslly
- same that they sell under a well
n.swn brand at a fancy price BY
arsag the brand United States" In
Il.Ad OF the brand under which the
1.iing manufacturers have made a
M reputation We are allowed 70 sell
- paint somewhat cheaper. We have
. fun line. We also carry the Par
.eon. an excellent paint
SNYDER HARDWARE co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13
THE $40 TRAIN
Br 8. e kIsER

miles from the railway station, and Il
was necessary nor him 10 employ nv'
+ eryman 10 take him down on Monday
mprning TO catch the train At Merri'
/ vale lie was assured that he could
make connections without any din
Guilty IL be started NJ : 20. as the train
VS. not due to leave Nerrivale until
$40 Having an important business
engagement In the city. however. sDt
IN order that there might b. no risk,
he was ready 10 starr an hour before
rrain time.
The liveryman had conveyed HIM
less than half a mile when something
about the harness got ous OF order, snsi
IS minutes had elapsed before theE
we're ready 10 start On again Ifey
made fairly good progress for about =
mile and then a bolt gave way. max.
ing another delay necessary rne
driver bad To 90 70 a farmhouse 10
borrow a monkeyvreneh aud oshsS
thinss. and Edward Harlove had BE-
gun 70 Be usFvous before tbe iousoey
was resumed II be had not been bur
dened With o heavy trapeiIng bag b.
wouldn't have cared. he could hs~e
walked
Does this tFatn ever happen 10 be
late!- he asked when they. broke du~u
again. = mile add . quarter from cfse
station
oh. yea b vas asssred. RS
nearly always ftvS o. ten mtnutes lAte
On Monday mornings DOoI WUry
Wen czech Il al right Go< lbs O.
tine
But The driveS.s conndencs va NOD
catching. snd al eight O'Clock Harho~e
bad almost dseLis1 TO walk. b-a~fng
his bag 10 BE- ssae after him ~ 90,
ppess. Shll. be veitAd when the hwy.
man assured htIni taat they ~1Hid be
abe To 70 ahead " minute - I've
They did get started AGAIN at i've utD-
utes after eight oalV To have aaOIhtx
mishap v'heo the hOrse picked ~ a
stone while soS'ii1s - little streoEn II
took the driver sS~erAl minutes 70 %
the .toua Ioo.a ana Bar,oxe v.a n,
thai time no longer patient nsn
He made disagreeabie remarks lbuut
his luck Aod cave a long l,st ~ th,ne-
which he hoped would happeu 10 INN
" be ever placed c,,uA1enoe IN a pr-vv.
man again. II he missed his eusAse
ment In the CITY II voaht oo.s HIN
dearly. and baSids.s II v.r,ld 10 p--,-a
sary for him 10 wait a, an ovpstsA--
way station for seven hours.
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livery horss tr,ss "a, IN, -.
Barlove Ia sp.sp a, ,ns sr,ve,, mr.
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and su,shaA IL abos, n. b.rk ~ -.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13

Aasv you received an appointment to
ne Fan Term Of the State Normal
n not. see your County Superintendent
a once about H.
The institution stands for the teach
un and pupilsOt Kentueky's rural
shoots.
4 you have no, seen the new ca,a-
~. write a postal card reCOes, for On
a.aay.
RN RoARK. President,
Richmond. ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13

First celery OF the season a, WV. n
sulllyapG
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-13

IL C. Sullivan.
SULLIVAN AND srv, !
Attorneys and counssllo,
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csn.',ssiAi luss,iss. .
aud iseAi Estate Coll.-s
Estates settled. Deposi,iop.,.
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE.
Good milk COW for saie. Apply to
1sAn II. Akers. r. +. d. Louisa. Ky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-04-16
Feudist Case Transferred.

The case Of Tom Cockrell, the oldest
surviving member of the Cockrell fac
ton Of the Cockrell- Hargis feud,
charged with flOurishing a revolver. on
a passenger train was transferred from
the Lexington police court to Paris.
The Offense is alleged to have been
committed on an l.. & N. passenger
train between Paris and Winchester.
.Cockrell was presented in Justice
j. p. Howell's court yesterday morn
ing. and waived examining trial. He
gave bond in $500 to appear at the June
term of court.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-04-16
PERPETRATORS.
A full tine Of North Star Re-
Trigerat0rs just received.
j. T. HINTON.
YerkeS RESIGNS.

John w. Yerkes, of Kentucky, Satur-
day resigned as Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, which place he has held
for several years. He will enter the
practice of law in Washington, having
become associated with an important
firm in that city. Mr.. Yerkes resigned
partly on account OF his ehalth, but al
so largely on account of the fact that
his recommendation in the distribution
of offices in Kentucky has not been as
highly regarded as his position would
Justify. His successor has been named
by Secretary Cortelyou, but has not
been announced.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-04-16
Monday, the Sixth Day OF May
1907,

| it being the first day of the Bourbon
County Court, at about the hour of II
o'clock, .. M, at the court house door
in the city Of Paris. Kentucky, sell ar
public auction to the highest and best
bidder, upon credit of six and twelve
months, for equal parts of the purchase
money, the property described in the
judgment and ordered To be sold in this
action, toWit: u rz@3
"A certain house and lot situated on
High street in the city of Paris, in
Bourbon county, Kentucky, ON the west
side thereof, and described as follows
Beginning at the Southeast. corner of
the lot sold by James E. Gibson to
John Kelly on said street and running
with the margin of said street South
ern direction Of fifty-fve feet to the lot
formerly owned by said Gibson, and eX-
tends back from said street and para
He'll tilreetO the same width as in front
two hundred and fourteen GA feet,
being the same property conveyed to
Mrs. Margaret Carr by James c.. Glib
son by deed of date April 2, 1853. sand
of record in the Bourbon County Clerk s
office in Deed Book 90. pages 274-275. 4
Also q small lot or strip of land stu
ated in the town of Paris, Bourbon
county. Kentucky. fronting on the
Georgetown turnpike thirty-six feet,
thence with the lines of Kelley's, said
Carr and Brannon's lots one hundred
and thirty-five (l35l feet to the West
Of said Brannon's lot and corner to the
property formerly owned by James C..
Gibson, thence, running with said Glib
sen s line a Westwardly direction 20. 80
feet to q stake corner to said Gibson, /
thence with said Gibson's lot one
hundred and tWenty-four Q24) feet to
said turnpike, according to the plat
fled with deed from James C.. Gibson
and wife to Margal ct Carr, date Novem-
Der q, 1859. and Of record in the Bour-
Ion County Clerk 5 Office, in Deed Book
50. page 175. 9 Il 3..lnoss
Said property will be first 0fferedin
the above parcels, and then as whole,
aRd the best bid or bids aggregating
the most money accepted. The pur-
chaser or purchasers wifi be r aquired to
execute bonds for the purchase money
with good surety, payable TO the TN
aersigned MaSterC Commissioner bearing
Interest at the rate of six per cent. per
annum from day of sale until paid, and
Having the force and effect of a judg-
ment. The purchaser or purchasers
may pay these bonds and stop interest
If they desire to 50 do before ma
tarity. .s'.g -
M RUSSELL MANN, E
Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit
Gourt.s 81 a6 49,
2. M. Dickson. Attorney. 1e-3t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-04-16
Death OF Mrs. T. E. Moore, Jr.

Mrs. ''Tommie" Thomas Moore, wife
OF County Attorney T. e. Moore, Jr..
died at her country home, the residence
Of M1 and Mrs. Dick Marsh, in East
Paris, at 2 o'cloG'2 yesterday morning.
Mrs. Moore had been i'll several DAYS
from an attack of blood poisoning. She
was apparently on the road to recovery
when peritOnitis, complicated with
other troubles, set in, and death follow
ed shortly. i
Mrs. Moore was the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Capt. and Mrs. James
M. Thomas and was known to every
body as Baby Tom from her earliest
years until she reached womanhOod.
She was young woman of excellent
qualities, steadfast friend, hospitable
and generous to fault and possessed
a wide circle of friends and acquintan-
ces who admired her for her lovable
graces of mind and heart. She was
married several years ago to Thomas
q. Moore, Jr., now County Attorney,
who, with three children, VIM. Estill,
Rogers and Marian, survive her.
The funeral services will take place
1T the residence of her sister. Mrs,
John ireland. the old Thomas home
stead, on South Main street, this
(Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock,
with services by Ed. Carey E. MOI gar.
The pall-bearers will be: Frank Wal
ker, Claude NJ. Thomas, James M.
O'Brien DR.. Vim. Kenney, Rudolph
Davis, Harry Marsh.
Mr. Moore has the sympathy of the
entire community in his bereavement.
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