The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04
GETTING MONEY.
Voters Who Want TO See Bryan
Elected Should Help Swell
the Fund.

Democrats can gain some idea of |
the amount Of money that will be
raised by the Republicans from the
letters now being sent to the Fed
eral Office holders in Kentucky. The
Republicans not only have the Fed
eral office holders of the country TO
draw on, but they have the trusts,
corporations and protected interests
They scoff at the methods In which
the Democrats employ In raising
fdnds from the people themselves.
Therefore. It behooves all Democrats
and all voters who want TO see
bryan and Kern elected 10 help swell
The Democratic campaign fund by
sending In their contributions howey-
er small they may be. Send your
eontribueons TO the Times, Louis
Vile, KY" mark them for the Dem
ocratlc campaign fund, and they will
b forwarded TO Gov Charles n. Has
kell. treasurer OF the National cam
paign fund.
Here are the letters now being sent
out from the Republican district and
State headquarters In Louisville
Louisville. KY, Aug. 20, lsOS.-Dear
Sir: The Republicans have nominated
and send forth as candidates two men
who are equal 20 the best. We wasn't
90 carry Kentucky this fall for Taft,
and 10 have a large representation In
Congress. We now have Republican
State Administration, United States
Senator and close Legislature Sue
cess this fall means Republican SUI
premaey with all It's blessings in this
tate for years TO come. Il means
greater recognition by the Federal
Government 1t means much for you.
n this is accomplished, II can be done
ouls by the most active and thorough
campaign We have ever waged, Such
= campaign calls for large expense,
but Il wins where victory is possible.
We are on fighting ground, and. in
The Hgh, OF advantages already gainet
II would be foolish not to put forth a
supreme effort We ask your active
liberal financial help, and hope that
Il will not be stlnted, We hope It
will not be less than Sbb. The Nat
ionai Committee expects US TO give
an account OF ourselves in this cam
paign, and, with the vast amount of
work TO be done, please don't I'M
pose additional burdens and hardships
BY delaying your remittance. Find
enclosed stamped envelope for return,
Yourse sincerely,
]. w. McCULLoCH,
Treasurer.
George T. Woods Letter.
Louisville, KY. July 80, lsos.-Dear
Sir: Every good citizen should be deer
IL interested In the honest admins
aration OF the public affairs.
In times like tine present, when
the lines are 30 closely drawn, 1t
Il very easy for him to decide where
20 stand. A pure and intelligent con-
duct OF public affairs makes life
worth living. The work Of the Repub
1ican party stands for itself, and
every citizen can point with pride to
the progress (which our dear land
has made under Republican rule. The
election OF the Republican ticket this
fbIl Il, therefore OF the utmost i'm
portance, not only to Republicans bu
70 every citizen who has the welfare
of the country at 4heart
The Republican party Is In the mids
Of great battle for continuation
Of good government. In order TO carr
On this fight successfully 1t is neces
ary to have money to meet the leg
innate expenses OF such a campaign
and We are compelled at tbs time tC
eaIl on our friends to aid US In
financial We The Campaign Com
mittee hopes !. make this the banner
ytar by giving Taft and Kinkheat
ihe largest majority ever polled II
vhe Filth District
NThe Committees need is urgent. n
bOu wish to aid In this good w0
send your check promptly to the d,
e,rsisned, 45O West Main Street Is
Very truly yoE'
GEoBewith l@An- Ii
Chairman 2. IL