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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
A GREAT LINE OF

~ SN6Nt 1--WE
FREE ATTRACTIONS.
In line with It's policy to put on only
the greatest attractions that can be
secured, the Kentucky State Fair man.
agement has closed contract with
Frank P. Spellman of Cleveland. o.,
for what Is believed TO be the best line
Of free attractions ever seen at a
Southern Fair. These attractions will
be seen in front of the grandstand
each day, including Spellman's Per
forming Bears and ten other free at.
fractions, such as trapeze acts, mid.
air performances, ETC.
A Japanese troupe of gymnasts and
equilibrists, excelling In their line any.
thing ever seen before In Louisville,
has been engaged especially for the
Stete Fair, and will be seen exclu-
sively In Kentucky at that time. In
addition to the more thrilling OF the
well known acts Of balancing and gym
nastic work, they have devised several
features which will be for the first
time introduced here.
The thriller of free attractions, how.
ever. will be the troupe Of trapeze per.
formers, including several men, women
and tiny tot which is hurled by its
heels twenty-five feet through the air
and is safely caught by one Of its ell
ders. Accidents do not occur In this
act, but despite their perfection a net
is spread for a possible emergency, so
that even IL an accident should occur,
no fatality would result.
The shows already engaged for the
Stretch" are Fereria's Trained Wild
Animal Congress, the Dicky Wild
West Show and Cow Boy Indians:
the Dark Town Fire Brigade; Heaven
and He'll Mechanical Device; Johns.
town Flood; Palace of Illusions: Elec-
trio Palace, and many others which
will be added later. This is enough
to insure every visitor that there will
be something doing every minute.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

DR.. Moore, alias Wesley Hamilton,
who was arrested at Ceredo a few
weeks ago, by U. S. Deputy Marshal
Sam Davis, taken to Huntington and
released under bond, with T. A. Null
as surety to the extent of the sum Of
$500, and afterward skipped that
bond, was captured Sunday evening
In Windsor, Canada, by Deputy Mar
sbal Davis, and is now In the county
jail at Huntington, awaiting the ac-
ton of the Federal grand jury on a
charge of sending improper medi-
ciues through the mails. H."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

william ]. Bryan was the guest of
hbor leaders in Chicago Monday and
was the recipient of an all day ova-
ton. During the morning he review
the great Labor day parade and was
greeted with almost continuous ap-
plause from the marching thousands.
in the afternoon he made two extend
ed addresses, one at Forest Park
and the other at Brandts Park.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

repoA pf chisholm
Ring. Wed, and n
threaA Wis, is
The ea IL nlon. Mineiciuity are
suffering Vt 25tires. The crops on
account on PRE- Chisholm -
J. S, NJ of about A. alesman,
was calling will ,ss IN Rnts re-
Gently. Y prop
Rev. zimmA dol tun, is
conducting Nelmh ang a
lohnson's chap\ tn, ut
miles south of Nngreohn rep
resents the HoliRot iom- Acc is
doing good worislnu .! Stephe
Rev. W. E. TURF nnoqe auimais Q
Chic. pt Y ones, a
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NtenN "Tora
away on an extendeHnt Mr. Ste,
atives and friends in Re M \, nlan,
Ohio. har r,
Miss Laura Barrett,of Med .cal
W. Va, has returned fr5TheN m SC
ant visit with relatives heI\hes, are
Born, TO Martin Pennington dge had
on the Goth inst, a fine boy y. ' n
Arthur Webb has returned ov. \es
from Olive Hill, where he Mate h
in the picture business fd(and,
past three months.
Clyde Webb, of Olive Hill, w
visitor here this week
Miss Lou Church was laid to RI
in the ]. B. Rice grave yard o
the 2Srd inst, after long Hines
with consumption. We extend GU
sympathy to the bereaved.
Wyley Clay, overseer of roads La
a larke force OF men at work an
is doing good work.
A. ]. Pennington made. a bushes
trip to Ashland Monday.
Joseph II. Ross, of Ashland wa
here on business Monday.
. Democrat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
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When the stomach, heart or kid
Fey nerves get weak, then these
organs always fail. Don't drug the
stomach, nor stimulate the heart or
kidneys. That is simply a make-shift.
Get prescription known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shops Restora-
tive. The Restorative is prepared ex-
pressly for these weak inside nerves.
Strengthen these nerves, build them
Up with DR.. Shoop's Restorative
tablets or liquid-and see how quick
ly help will come. Sold by all deal
srs. ....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

The Chicago man who named trip
hts William, Jennings and Bryan
vas fortunate in the circumstances
IN having more names to draw up
on than the lady who complimented
friend by naming the twins Kate
and -Courier-Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

The Democratic National Commit
Zee is calling for the organization of
Ryan clubs throughout the country.
An organization is requested in
every voting precinct No spec
ial form of organization or bylaws
is required. Literature will be sent
10 these clubs for distribution.
There will be much work of a pleas
ant and effective nature to do.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

The farmers are for James N.
Kehoe because he has been instru-
mental in increasing the prices of
certain products. He is as much op-
posed to the night riders as any
man in the State, but he is opposing
IN a legitimate way the encroach-
nents and tyranny of the trusts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Call on K. n. c. Subscriptions.

A call is hereby made for 20
per cent. payment on subscriptions
to Kentucky Normal College subscrip-
tons, to be be made on or before Sept
18th, 1908. Prompt payment is re-
quested. Finance Committee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

Pikeville,- KY, Sept, Sat a
meeting of the Board of Education
for Pike county, on last Saturday it
vas ascertained that there were Is
districts in the county without school
houses. 49,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

James N. Kehoe made a record in
Congress that has not been surpass-
cd by anyone from this district He
b sober, hard-working representa-
tive and a credit to his ons.ituents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

Organize Bryan and Kern clubs and
send the names of all the officers
AID committeeman to John W.
Tomlinson, Democratic National Head
quarters, Chicago, Ill
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Our Neighbors,

Capt. john ~ Watson died at
Ironton. He was one of the founders
Of the Norton Iron Works at Ashland,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Attractive Prices.

II in the market for hay, corn crop
mill feed, farm seeds. or anything in
that line, the undersigned will be
glad to quote you prices.
All our goods are of the very best
grade.
.... The z. Meek Co.,
4O-6t-pd. Catlettshurg, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

Spanish War Veterans voted to
kOld their next encampment at Ia
eUma Wash.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

One Of Ayers Pills at bedtime will cause
an increased flow OF bile, and produce a
gentle laxative effect the day following.
Formula on each box. Show il to your
doctor. He will understand 1t a glance.
Dose, one pill at bedtime.
- 1fade By the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Nassi--
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

that city. The conscientious Republicans
who voted him into once Thought he would
40 Il. and thought he could do Il because
he was familiar with the party ana the
partisans associated with the bold bood
icfs who had diagmoed the State. Folk
went into once under the banner Of re-
form and like most politicians who ride
the reform hobby up the heights 20 the
golden gate. he hltchcd 90 the outside the
horse which carried him 20 eminence
and selected steed % another temper 70
ride about the golden streets OF hia New
Jerusalem
The spectacular dolngs of the Demo
cratic Governor detracted attention Tor the
time from the faithful Republican State
ohicinls who were and are the real reform
ers though posing only as honest patriots
always pose-as servants OF the people
trying 70 execute the laws OF the State
They found many laws which had not
been enforced BY their Democratic prede-
cessors-laws enacted 10 curb the trusts.
to regulate the railroads. to assess taxes
honestly and to collect all the revenue due
the State; laws for the protection Of the
sacred school and seminary funds; laws
requiring State Institutions to be run on
business principles and requiring their
treasurers 90 deposit public funds with the
State treasury instead OF In local banks;
laws and constitutional provisions requir-
Ing proper audit Of claims and their pay
ment only when the money becomes due
under the stlmplations OF the constitution
or the contract They found many laws
which their Democratic predecessors had
ignored. and while Folk was paradlng as
the great apostle OF law enforcement,
sounding hts trumpet az every crossing OF
the roads and telling all about Il on Chau-
tauuua platforms. they were quietly en-
gagged. in their several departments, In
the work Of giving vitality and force to
laws which affect the present and perma-
nent welfare OF the people-laws which
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

was informed that he later would be
given an opportunity 20 satisfy his ambi-
tion 20 go 10 Congress
His Career Brilliant
Hadleys election In the Republican
landslide Of 1904 was as great a surprise
to him as had been his nomination He
has made the most Of his opportunities,
however. al the cost of HIS health, until
today he is admitted the only logical can
didate Of his party 20 make the race.
against tremendous odds, for Governor.
His determination not to jeopardize his
health on the altar OF his ambition leaves
his party leaders. hguratiyely speaking. in
the mine hole"
Herbert S Hadley is a native Of kan
sas. He was born in Olathe. February 20,
1879. and is. therefore. but SO years old.
He was educated Ia the University Of
Kansas. Northwestern University. and the
Chicago Law School After finishing his
studies he came 20 Missouri settling in
Kansas City In 1884
lie Immediately began the practice Of
I law. and q was not long before his ability
attracted attention -Four years after go
I Ing 90 Kansas city he was made First
Assistant city Counselor. though then but
26 years ola Tie held jhat position until
I January 2i 1901 when be resigned to take
up the duties 10 Prosecuting Attorney. 10
which ONCE he Ind been elected
A. prosecutor of Kansas City Hadiey
/ made an enuablo record AZ various
/ times he encountered the cream % kan
/ sas city's legal talent Invariably holding
I his own. year after ho became Prose
/ cutting Attorney be was married 90 Miss
I Agnes lee. an accomplished young news
psper woman - Kansas city They have
/ two children and ths family home is now
/ located in jefferson city
Recently. before hls latest mneHs Had
ley was elected president ~ the Attorney
Generals Association az meeting held ir
ST. Louis. which tha yogng Missouri Of
hcial had called 20 secure united action OF
the Attorneys General Tor laws that wouit
more clearly define the relation OF State.
10 the national Government
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

conspicuous. The Republican State Of
hciais have been handicapped by a Demo
cratic Governor. and. as far as has been
possible, have been hindered by a Demo
cratic Legislature. yet they have accom-
plshed reforms which entitle them 70 more
credit than the press OF the State has
given them They have fulnlled every
promise made in their behalf In the cam
paign Of 1904. and have accomplished FOR
the people results which had long been
promised but never achieved by the Dem
ocrats
The Republican party Is not set 70 revo-
lutionize the State. the nation or the world.
but to secure good government uudor the
organic laws which the people q the ma
tios and OF the several States have
adopted Il is the party Of the constitu-
tion Il upholds the national constitution.
which was saved and made co-extensive
with the sovereignty OF the nation by
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22
REAL REFORMS ACCOMPLISHED.
Difference Between Reforms Attempt
ed BY Folk and Reforms Accom-
plshed BY Republicans.

Some reform work has been accom-
plished BY the Democrat who was elected
Governor four year, ago. but genuine re-.
formation which Was needed in the al
ministration OF public Affairs has been ao.
oomplished by the Republican State Of
hoials chosen az the same election. u
was in'the machinery Of State government
where abuses and bad management had
reisned for years, that Republican omoials
elected IN 1904 found reforms most neoes-
sary. and where they have accomplished
the best results. In his spectacular reform
work Governor Folk had a Democratic
legislature 10 assist him and 20 make his
pretentlons as well as his achievements
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

delegate from kansas city. Hadloy
was seated IN the center - the hall. when
Homer r. Mann OF Kansas City was sent
to the platform TO nominate some one Tor
Attorney General
who viii nominateg' Mann inquired
of the leaders.
we don't know ourselves now" they
answered. hut you start your speech,
using lots OF sdioetives and superlatlves
ard before you are ready 20 spring the
name We viii send q Up TO you on a slip
OF paper"
Thus Mann addressed the convention IN
behalf OF an unknown. He talked for ten
minutes lauding 20 the skies this mythi-
cal person whom ne wanted the conven-
ton to nominate FOR the second highest
executive Office IN the State.
but Mann ran out Of adjectives and
superlatives and he began to grow uneasy
as the time passed and the name he
awaited failed to materialize. In the
meantime the leaders were racing like
mad among the eligibles. cajoling. plead
ing. begging each TO become a victim Of
a supposedly assured slaughter. An said
nay.
At this critical. or perhaps psychological
moment, Hadley noticing the discontinue
q the orator. stirred uneasily in his seat.
Mann. stil talking. was sweeping his eye
over the delegates looking for desirable
himself when his orbits lit upon Hadiey.
Quick as a fash, and before a protest
from the young attorney could be made,
he closed hts speech with a glowing per
oration. IN which ne thundered the name
Of Hadley. Thunderstruck for the mo-
ment. Hadley was transhxed Recovering,
he jumped to his feet to decline, when he
was seized by friends and practically
dmgged to the rear OF the hall
For time he turned deaf ear TO al
pieadings but was ultimately prevailed
upon 20 accept the nomination when he
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

ing any quadrennial period prior TO that
time, because the Democrats had ignored
both the constitution and the statutes IA
conducting the public business. They did
not pose as reformers eager 10 revolution
ize the State and regulate the habits OF
the citizens. Unfortunately for them and
for the people. a Republican was not
elected chief executive. and they began
their duties handicapped by a Democratic
Governor who had obtained enough Re
publican votes to elect him. and who as
sumed command Of the executive depart
ment OF the State government with fixed
purpose TO reform everything and every
body With which the Governors odice has
90 do--a Governor who was 90 seek In now
laws authority for radical changes which
he could not accomplish under existing
laws, while his Republican associate Of
ncea Of the State desired 20 give vital
force and meaning 20 the existing laws,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

make safe the deposits % the people in the
banks laws which make the trusts give
the people a fair deal. laws which prevent
thieves Ike che former asylum treasurer
az Fulton from running away with the
peoples money. laws which compel corr
porttIons 60 observe ths terms under
which they were incorporated; laws which
save for the children 90 the state the
f1uds provided by the constitution f1r
their education
WHITE Folk has stood f0r the enforce
mcut ~ certain laws which au good pco-
pie desire 10 have enforced, OF else amend
Cd and by a bold move hBs made himself
the most conspicuous advocate of law en-
forccment. these faithful Republican State
officials have had Co content themselves
with every day Efforts TO change the ensy-
going and unlawful customs which had
prevailed IN their departments under
Democratic control and Go rrurRanlze the
busjness of these departments Then they
have hnt to remind people almost every
dos ~ what the constitution of the state
requires of the Attorney General the scc-
retar5 ~ State the Auditor. the Treas
ur.r ard other State officers for while
Democrats view with alarm any departure
frgw rhe dear time -hunored constitution
wbru tHey write party platforms. they
NItw aurh things with comp'accut appro-
sol ard "a wink ~ tho other eye when
h.'Hgr H constitutional ONCE.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22
HADLey POPULAR AT HOME.
cowhsrd's Vote Has Steadily Declined
Hadioy's Increased.

Air Covhord cIa.ms mat Do D. popular
ln Jackson county more so than Mr
Indiey Tho people of that county aro
thc best witHesssH they have expressed
their views at the ballot box an the mcr-
itH OF both several times
In 1900 Cowhgrd got U3N votes for
Congress. "a majority of e251 over his Re-
publican opponent and Hadiey eot 20 0gt
Tor prssecuung attorney. majority of
zs5S over his Democratic opponent
tn 1908 an on year C0whcrd got 20 6ss
votes for Congress and Hadley 1917 for
prosecuting attorney.
In 1894 Cowhcrd got g2si2. while hia
Republican opponent got 28s7s. majority
Of 96l defeating Cowherd. whose strength
with the voters bad steadily declined In
that year Hadley ~ . candidate Tor At
torney General. got 2f3G0 votes or l.0il
more than the highest vote ever given
.Cowherd-that which he received IN 1900
--288iS
Hadleys vote declined IN 1903. when ht
was defeated By his Democratic opponent
but Ia 1904. when he was a State can.
didate he had a majority In Jackson
county % is6s over Majors hia Demo
cratic opporent while Cowhord received
only 2asi2. and was defeated.
Hhdlcy'a strength among the honest
voters of Jackson county e. stronger nov
than ever, and it is likely that he vii
lead Cowhcrd with a hnndgoma mAiafiD
this year without counting the votes ol
ghosts.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

tFTon s. Louis Republic. Apru $ lsos)
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

and TO the long neglected constitution,
The difference between the attitude OF
the Governor and that Of the Republican
State officials is easy 90 comprehend. Folk
was elected because he promised 20 make
war ON Democratic State officials. law
makers and political ringsters who had
used public onice as a means 0f graft
The people thought he would DO that be-
cause he had convicted some boodlers IN
81 Louis who had long been stealing and
grafting under the able leadership Of the
most powerful Democratic chieftaius In
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22
eeeeeeeeeeseesk keeeeeeeeeeee
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES FOR JUDGES
OF COURTS OF APPEALS.

One judge % the St. judge
Kansas year
tribunals Of
"
Col George Reynolds Of 81
oas OF te st Louis Court Of Appeals which
city st
Lewis Marion Rails
Louis Jefferson Cape Scott Mississippi
Madrid
Francis Washington Franklin Crawford Butler
ley Oregon shannon Dent Phelps Pulaski
Wright Laeede Webster Christian
Newton, Mcdonald and udrain.
Republican nominee for Judge
Of Appeals Jurisdiction in the r,pt
Of Adr Andrew Atchs0n Barton
we'll Galloway Camden Carroll
Cooper pade Dallas Daess Gentry Gundy IIsr
SON Henry Hickory Holt Howard Jackson
Livingston Ndnwv
Usage Peis
Ter Sullivan. ruou andw worth.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

Republican soldiers and statesmen. In
Missouri It upholds the State constitution.
which was drawn IN 1875 by patriots who
were largely Influenced by the leading
men OF the Republican party Of that
period The State officers elected by the
Republicans I'm 1904 promised 20 conduct
the public business IN harmony with the
constitution and the statutes and pre-
dicted that such an administration of pub
lie affairs would bring about results FAR
more satisfactory 20 the people than had
been the administration OF Democrats dur
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

The following resolution adopted BY Engineers Local
Union NO. . o. Kansas City, No., October
whereas William coWherd, during political career has
seen ~ 70 align himself with corporations usnq
not only his Influence but same and 70
instances:
First The Delivery Bill, favorne az no did the
mall contractors and urging the letting
Very Of rural mall and going public
sad work could be done $4,000 year against $4,000
per year recommended by the bD wage 20
maintain family and supply the life, belng
necessary for the rural earlier under system to
maintain horse and RIG for the work
Second Favoring he did, the bill by the
trusts for the manufacture Of oleo-msTsariRe.
Third Opposing, he did, the bill for the
wages Of postal clerks and carriers
Fourth Leaving, he did, his post Of duty halls Of
TO HELP THE ENEMIES or ORGANIZED LABOR DEFEAT
THE TICKET PLACED m THE FIELD BY THE LABoRINo
PEOPLE or KANSAS CITY, MO- At A TIME WHEN THE
EleHr-HoUR gill WAS UNDER CONSIDERATION IN CON.
oREss
Fifth. HE attitude IN ignoring the communication sent 70
him BY organized labor In reference the eishthou
antlnuncon BILL said having him
20 the the officers American
Federation Of Labor and the instructions
the State Convention Of said organization
Therefore be Il resolved That Engineers Union
No. Of Kansas City the aforementioned actions
Of w. cohsrd and members and all aborns people
coherd candidate Governor doing ELIMINATE
FROM THE POLITICAL FIELD An ENEMY or EVERY
LABoRho MAN m THE STATE or MISSOURI
(sisnsd) n. X. WHlPPLE, President
Seal LOUIS BRADY Secretary
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

HADLEY. TRUST BUSTER" FALLS
VICTIM TO HIS OWN AMBITION.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22

KEEP BUSY-GoING TO WIN"
Effective party work requires co-opcra-
ton with your precinct captain. Attend
October township meetings. Volunteer
your services for election day work aettinG
out the vote. Will yOu do IL?
IF WORK WE'LL DONE-wB'vE won
WALTER =. DICKEY.
Chairman Republican State Committee.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-10-22
COWHERD AGAINST
FARMERS, DAlRYMEN
POSTAL CLERKS,
MAIL CARRIERS.
RECORD AGAINST WAGE FARMERS

Democratic Nominee for Referred to as an Enemy
Every LabOrins Man In Missouri.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-16
farmers Institute for 1907 g..

ANY farmer or public spirited ousi-
ness man in Wisconsin who wishes
to secure an Institute for his localty
during the winter of 1878 should
send TO us for blank petition ana
letter o. information. Any town, no
matter how small or far from lall-
road, is entitled 10 and Institute, pro-
vided it is located in farming dis
tricL and has a good hall in which a
meeting can be held.
Farmers should talk the matter up
with their neighbors and tthe sentl-
ment seem favorable for an Institute
for their town they should write Us
a. once for application blank.
Address all communications to
Geo. Mckerrow, Supt,
Madison, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-16
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

State Of Wisconsin,
In Circuit Court.
Douslns County. }