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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02
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Die Gupinstpn Office fir Sas sGin'
rinnatier @ulfsblutt" befinSet iid) TIN
8ebaube go. 509-511 Waoiion
Apenns. slu5eigcn, giittGeilungeu
nnb Seitellungen irgenomelher glrt
iuerben bis 10 llbr glbenbs oalelblt
sntsegeugenDmmen. Selepbpn Soutll
1854.
-9runDeigent6uns uebertraguns
gen: 6. SO. 9rseben an 5rdut s. uno
IDbie Map Moore, 2ot an Der 2tnben
4Denue, % SUB fIbli4 beg 2tnben
9robe 6riebbpfes, 81; R. 6. 8ropn
on 5rant 8rueggemQnn, 2ot an Der
8tdep StraBe, 405 SUB iGoli4 Der
II. Str, 81; 2tnna 8. S4uIte an
sSoEn 8. 6sstdmp, Qot an Der BERN
StroBe, $50 SUB peitIi6 Der gantlid
Ctr, 81; gttp Realt1 So. an Sames
e. 4lerunber, Got an Der ct. 2ouis
Str, "a SUB 0Itlia Der Sotlonb 2lbe.,
81 uItp.
- G6ei6eine: 8eus g. Sonss, Al,
uno glenpr Gurrep, SO, 8eibe bon
goimbribge, O.; 5reb. 6. Woo0, 30,
unb Roistta Rodfpeu, p, geibe bon
Springfield, O.; 9enrp 5ornberger,
%, unb Rutb Wren, 19. 9etoe bon
Chattanooga, 5enn.
Jrant ap6arIt erlangts i'm
Gpuntpgeridt einen 9aftbefsbl gesen
6. %. 0iferIon pegen 3e9preQersi
Gr Ioa $50 aoitselo i4ulois iein.
Staotgeridt; Wlarp OaDis sr.
5tislt fpegen lnfugs $40 unb Soften
auferlegt. - Qouis Dam tpurpe lpeger
5runtenbeit uno gemeinen 8enebmena
ouf 80 Gage nu6 benz 9lrbeitsbaus
geianbt. Die SSGlle Don gpbert Sci.
nen, S4ieben nit Der Qbii6t, 6snrt
@ggler gu t00ten, uno See Waro, me-
gen SbieBens nit Der Nb5i6t, gmmt
8rotpn gu tDDten, tpuroen auT Montae
nsrI6oben. Der 5aQ bon u. S.Mains
pesen 4ngriffs uno S6lGgsrei ipurbt
auf Montag 9ta4rittag um 2 l6,
an9eiest.
- Go. Gsnterfelo, Der aus ben
2ateluno Srrenoipl entfprang, tpurb,
bon ben poli3iiten grate unb 0DpI.
per6aftet.
- George Soptins tpurbe tpeeer
3edprellerei pom qoltsei6ef Senr,
SAuler etngebradt.
- 6eute Qbeno fiubet bic bsnotra
tif6e parabe uno MaTenDerlamm
lung in Der 4rmor1 Salle itatt.
- 4lfreb Mc0onalb erlangte elmer
gauerlau6niBi6ein fir Elm ssrame
Wobnbaus on Der 9untinston QDsnue
5piiden SoutAern unb 1imberlat
4De.. $1,000.
- 0as Nppeaationsseri9t bat bal
urtbeiI pes Greisgerihts i'm Sale Dol
Mattie Burns sesen bic Siib goping
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02
SamiltOn COUNTY aiauor 2isa.

1ie Salnilton Gollntp 2ianor
2eague bielt geltern Mbeno I'M Cafe
Mihlieu, an Der 8. Mpenue nno Bluni
Strabe, eins Derfammluns ub, in
tpeIter oie anneienoen it'd, beseiitert
fir oie anlage elmer sroben aonDell.
tionsbaae II, Cincinnati ousiprahen.
Ser Souptrebner bes abenos mar
StootrotbsnlitgIieo 8erning, neIher
oos Brojeft enereiid befiirtportete.
9sah ieiner Meoe ipuroe cine ReioIu.
ton ausenomueu. in welder bns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02

renb zines 5treites aipifden ieinem
Stiefpater Glmer 2stpis unb isinen
grub<r sgront gople sufdl1ig erIdofs
fen puroe, als er als Sriebensittfter
funairen ipo[lte. Der Coroner pers
lanst, bab bic @rpbsefhporenen bte
anselesenbsit genau untsrfudsn.
@rober 6. 8ater, fpelher ieinen
5hpiegerpater Stepen 8ropes, bon
go. 328 Norb 5rcnt Strabe, in Der
9biire Ieiner Wobnuns nieberiboB,
tonnte Bis ieBt nidt eefunben tperben.
Batter tppbnte angeblih felt Der 5rens
.nune BON feiner II Sabre alten 9ats
tin 3ola Batter Dor bier Wo1n bel
feiner mutter, go. 808 Race StraBe,
Cincinnati. Mlan bebouptet isbt, baB
ct nadRentudp gefloben 1T. Der Wtpro
bat bier srpBe aufreguns berporssru@
fen.
- Gs fanoen i'm Sftpber 40 Sones=
fdlle in Der Stabt 5amiltpn uno 10
5obesfdae in ben GopnIbips 5anDpsr,
5airfielb, Hpb uno Retlp ttatt.
Sobn 8aesr, Der cine 5arbise
CUR 5rau BOT, 5erihlug porgettern
Ibeno cine Srommel Ieines Shpiegera
Johns Hpnal prater. i'm Wertbe bon
$25. Gr purbe tpeaen Sd6aerforung
perbaftet unb gelern Morgen I'M pos
liaeioeridt um $40 uno Soften Be-
trait.
- 9lnna Senton bat 5arrp 5enton
pegen 0erlafens out Sheibnns Der.
tlagt. Oas Baar beirdtbete i'm Jun'
1912. sic berlunot bas Reht, ibren
MGphennamen 4nnu Samilton pisber
fii6ren gu biirfen.
- Der ftdotiide 4ubitpr @rimmer
beridtete Golgenbss iiber bic itdbtiiden
Nnlagen fir ben MonatSttpber: Gas
0eportement, Qussaben $5O99.64;
ginnatmen $4926.98; 8erluit $172
66c. glettrii6s anlage. ausgaber
$2411.3 .39, ginnobmen $5106.45, Der
otenit $2695.O6. WaTerpsrte, Ius.
eaben $23OO.82; Ginnabmsn $9455
49c; 8eroienIt $7254.67.
2poia pfesing bat Gsron
Bfebina auf S6eioune perfldst uni
perlanst bic Sbbut ubsr brei ibrsrain'
Der. Oas Your beiratbets am 8. Ipri
1880 uno bat neur ainoer. Sic sieb
als 9runb fir bic S6eiouns an. bat
er iie perna6ldNtgte, mibhanoelte uni
gebrobt babe, Die Wobnung in Die Suf
gu fprensen.
| = Man psrmu;bet, bab bas syeuer
fpeltes bic @rocerp BON 6. M. at
horofon on 9rano gouleparn unb IL
Strabe porlssts Na9t seritDrte, por
9ranbtiftung berriibrte. Die SLAM
men sntitanben in einem Wanbidrun
i'm atpeiten Stod, ipGbreno bic 8etpob
ner niht 5u Souie lparen.
= lIn6etannte Y.rIousn ROTTEN por
lsBte Raht sinen 5elseraptenpfoitel
quer iiber bic Sepen Mile 2anbitrab
uHo bic 9slsiie Der Sbio skttriihel
GiIenbabn. Die Stene 1T brei Meilsr
bon Sdmilton an elmer aurpe, nab
Der 5in.'f6en 4ieserube unb BEL ben
9orfe Sperpsds Station. Die Yoli3si
ipel6e in benz Qutomobil bon 9arri
Sulep auf Der Suhe uah bem MDr
Der @rpper Batter oieie SteQs paIiirte
rannte eegsn bas SinbsrniB, bod lie
Der llnfaa elimpflid ab. 0urh bic
fen 8orfaQ purbe Elm ettpaiger gabn
unfaa perbiitet. Gine Gar, tpelte mi
benz Nutomobil bon Bernard golebanl
pon Miobletoipn folgte, Durbs rs6t
5sitig angshoIten.
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8 d m | 1t . II.

- 1tnier Msenf in Samiltou III
Gerr Gbmarb Wrnf, 449 Siib Giinfte
Strafe. Hel Sci. 476 g., 1onte
Ebone 1851 u. $
Coroner 5. u. Burnett reihte
iein Uerbift in benz 9obesfall bon
sSo1m Bople Dnn Nmanba i'm biefigtn
Geri4t IN, gr fanb, bab 8ople pGbe
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6. unb 8. 8abn baut etnen
Inner oum g Speer's
6p3pituI.

" :.
Die Ssrren 5. s. WalIb, General
Sup. 8, 8, 8entlep, Sup. Setr,idr
oes 9ofpitals Der 6. II. g., s. 6.
GIarf uno 8. 8. Sutterfieib, allie
bon Der s. II. .. 8abn, inipiairten eeS
fern bas Speer's 0oipital, unb err
tlarten ben plas siinitis, I'm einsn
anbau an oas 0oipital gu errihtea,
Der fir bic Iufndbme non 8ranfeu
uno gerleBten Der 8abn oienen ioll.
Dieter 4nbau ioll bon patieuten Der
Weitern Dipiiipn Der 6. II. 3. 9abn
benubt iperoen. Die 9eiellIdaft bat
bereits atpei SpIpitdler in Clifton
5rree, 8a, unb Suntinetou, B. 3.
Nm Oapton 8abnhof ioll cine afmz
bulan5 itattonirt peroen, nm Die
arcnten unb 8erleBten iofort mad
benz Spipitale gu brinsen.
peter ped, Der erit am Mitts
tpph aus pem Gefanenib entlahen
tprrbs, puros seitern i'm Staotges
ri1te tpeaen unfugs um 500 Nnp
Soften beltraft. = Der sSall BON
Clarence Bell, BON go. 115 W.Soutbe
| gale Strabe, ipssen NidtOeripr9unq
Ieiner 7dmilie tpurbe auf 6eute per-
| II9cten. @egen 5rdu Sell. Die BE
NntIase erbob, ipurbe Elm 9lttd6ement
erlaiTsn, neil lie nidt i'm 9erihte ers
| 5hienen mar.
- Cine entbuIiaitiide 9erIamm:
lunq Der 0emptrutsn Campbell So.
fano qeitern Nbenb unter ben 2luipi:
3ien Des Wpobrop Milion Club ir
ser Sbb Sellop's 9alle itutt, unb be.
tbeiligten iih bic Clubs bon bier UNI
0apton in gorpore. Die 6auptrsot
tielt Gpngrebabgeorbneter u. .
Stanlep pom 2. aonsreB 8iltritt.
- Die 9erppbner bes 6igb(dnt
| 9iftritts bielten geftern 4benb in go.
Sbeater eine Mafenner Idmmlung ab
| in Der iber bic Qnnerion oes 0iitritt:
su Nepport geIprphen tpuroe. prpf
Regenitein, bon gepport, Sdl Weigelt
uno Sreb. MiIler bielten Reoen. Wa
es i6eint Iinb bic meiiten Der 8epop:
nsr bes 0iitritts gegeH Innerion.
- Or. Merrid 8bitcomb, BON Gin
cinnuti belt geItern qbeno Dor oen
2ehrerinnen Club cine anIprad
iiber yGntntdlung oes moosrnsr
SeutiGluno."
- gpuntprihter 5atptins ernannt
eeftern 9eors 5reper gum Gonntl
Hoab Sngenieur uno 1pirb bic Grnen
luns Der yJiscal Court" unterbreite
trerben. 5ein Sponsnt NOR I. )
ScllIb, bon Menton, ap. 9eibe Ser
rem baben ibre qrifuns beltanoen
0as ,JiscaI Court" beitebt aus 5 Re
publitanern uno g 9emptruten. 5rs
Der Ioppbl pie Sollp iinb Semotra
ten. Ginem gerii6t aufolgs lit bi
Mearheit Der UsasiItrote isbod fiji
SpllD.
- 9runbeigentbums lebertraaun
gen: 2lueuft SduTbiter an Mm. 2
S2uIbItsr, Got an Der 10. Strabe
in Clifton, 20 BEL 80 SUB. 81. =
Yau! S6reiber an Walter S. Glduie
Gigentbum in Cote 8rilliante, an Dc
9rilliunte Qpe., 81.
| - Sm 5ulle BON Charles Simple
pegen 4ngriffs auf Spbn Wpano
erbtelt Der angetldgte Dor ben @s
| idhprsnen i'm Gircuitserihte 3 Wto
nate uno $15.
| - Sn elmer 9eriammlung bej
,sFiscal Court" tpuroe bic @a1er
nerf Roao angenommen uno ae
Stobt g}epport iiberseben. - De
aatb tnuFte bic California uno Cub
Iier's Wfill Surnpite, inpem Iie Ell
llrtbeil fir $4,000 an Die Bagner Gr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02
8,irths6aus. EdIGaerei.

Der 33 ,Sobre alte HriDatip1hter
Charles canning, bon SO. $40 Beit
2. slpenue. eerietb geiiern in Nar.
tins Nirtbihaft, an Z. apenne uno
Blum etrnBe, nit eineln Weonn Nn-
mems CHARLES Marce IN streit ,u1b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02
0ottesbieuit in Hubmaun's @itt,ueu.
heimnth.

stm Sountag Nnhnittag nm orei
llbr finbet in Der Doomann'ihen
gSitttpenbeimatb elm 8oftesoienit
itatt, Sen Serr Vnitor Sans Sallpt
bon Der gp. ct. Yeters Stride leiten
miro. JreunOe Der alnltclt iinb BERG
lfh ni1tommen.
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81 { n, = . + t.

9eorg 8alonin, 19 Sabre alt,
ftano seitern DOT Gircuitri6ter Sung
bl,it ipeseu 0ernahldHigung isiner
5omiln. Gr belt eine CUTE 8ertbsis
higunssrebe fir fid, unb nuroe er
bonn Rihter entlafen, ba ct DerIprad
fir feline Camille gu forsen.
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iuur6e bon icinem Gegner nit eiitenl
gnieballfniippcl an ben aopf geldla-.
gen. Or ruur6e il, Hatroltpagen | nah
oem ii1brihen SoipttoI gebroht.
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geb. Ueibefe,
i'm 9lIter bon so Sabreu unb Dsonaten. Gas
Qethen6eeangnis fiioet dm DeontGg, ben A..
aonember, Worgens 1880 ll6r, bonn Grauerz
baufe, 9lo. 53f Ruifeu @neulie, aus itatt. NOS
ceIe6rirl tpiro, mo3u geriuanbfe, Sreunbe uno
getannte freuuol6it einnelaoen fino bon
Zen trauernben Sinterbliebenen.
HJ steiue 9lumen! G2,3
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:" MI. MACKE

oent1tratif6er &nnbibat fiir
Gtreutt Oeritts.G
8abI TieHitas. ben s. NrpeMter 1912.
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SDbesz eszMnseige.
frau Catbarins miasabrink,

5tarb em Gonneritae, ben 81 Sttober 1912
enbs 8 Ilbr, lnfere inHiaitgeliebte Wutter
pn UNI &rnig r11itrtpr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Back
Again by The Use Of Cardui.

Tampa, F1a.-Tn letter from this
city, Mrs. Z. G. Corum writes: II was
all weakened and worn out with wo-
manly troubles. My husband brought
me some Cardui as tonic, and, from
the first day, 1t seemed to help.
/ had almost lost my reason, but,
thanks to Cardui, | did not. Soon,
felt and looked like a new woman.
think the remedy is wonderful.
recommend II to my friends, for have
received great benefit from it."
Cardui acts specifically on the weak
ened womanly organs. Strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up to health.
1t helps to refresh the worn-out ner-
vous system and relieves the effects Of
overwork, both mental and physical
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit of this purely vege-
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community, there live some
who have been benefited by Cardui.
The beneficial effects of this time
tested womans remedy, soon show
themselves in many different ways.
Try 1t.
n B.-Write 10. Ladies' Advisory Dept. Ghatta;,
nooza Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special
Insfructions. and 64-page book. Home Treatment
~ Women" seniln plain wrapper on request.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
IN MEMORY.

On Tuesday, Feb. %, the pale
3..o and its rider again visited
the home of Mrs. Liz Pennington's
and took for its victim her loving
son, George. He was 10 years
of age. He died with that dreaded
disease, consumption. George was
good boy and loved by all who
knew him. He leaves a mother five
brothers, four sisters and a host
of relatives to mourn his loss. We
will say to the dear mother and
brothers and sisters to weep not
for George, as those that have no
hope. He told his mother he was
going home to rest. We know
your heart is sad when you look
around and cannot see him around
the fire-side, but he has gone home
to live with his father who had
proceeded him to the glory land
where there will be no sad fare
wells, We will say to the bereaycd
ones to prepare to meet him in
Heaven. The funeral was conduct
ed by Reys. Leadingham and Berry
He was laid to rest by the side Of
his father on point overlooking his
home to await the resurrection
morning.
HIS COUSIN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

West Virginia Jared better than
it has ever done before in the river
and harbor bill reported few days
ago TO the House. The bill carries
appropriations somewhat smaller
than for several years past, but out
of approximately s26,000,0 900 car
ried by the bill West Virginia gets
nearly s7.ooO,OO0. Practically all
the appropriation for the Ohio River
is for work to be done within the
state of West Virginia, for which
the representatives OF West Virginia
have long been working in vain.
About one-fifth of the entire appro-
priation for rivers and harbors for
the entire United States comes to
West Virginia the first year the
state has been represented by DEM
ocratic congressman for nearly
twenty years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

The Democratic Executive com
mittce will meet saturday March 23.
This viii be very important meet
Ing and all candidates are requested
to be present You win want TO
see these good looking fellows and
they are very desiroue OF seeing
you. fellow Democrats, then why
not come along and let's have a
general love feast on that date.
Things are looking good in the
county. state and nation for q gem
eral Democratic landslide this fail
and all good Democrats should come
out and get foretaste of genuine
enthusiasm. Come along and bring
the boys with you, Remember the
date March the 2Srd.-w Wayne
News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
~ NIrgInIa. Re.onrce..

1,50O.0eO acres OF forest lands,
5,o6oOoo acres Of agricultural
land
6,o00,0O0 acres Of coal land
20,OgO.OO0 barrels Of oil IN 1910
500, 100000 tons OF iron ore.
t4&ooo.Ooo,Ooo feet OF natural
gas in 1911.
6o.OOo,OOo.ooO feet OF standing
timber,
s25o,OoO.ooo worth Of elays. glass
and limestone.
100000 water horse power an
Inually
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

You Judge man not by what
he promises to do. but by what he
has done. That is the only true
test. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
judged by this standard has no SUI
perior. People everywhere speak
of It in the highest terms of praise.
For sale by All Dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

Children are much likely to con
tract the contagious diseases when
they have colds, Whooping cough,
diptheria scarlet fever and consum-
ption are dReases that are often
contracted when the child has a
cold. That is why al medical au--
thorities say beware of colds. For
the quick cure of colds you will
find nothing better than Chamber
lain's' Cough Remedy. 1t can al
ways be depended upon and IS
pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by All Dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and ex-
tensiye sale by Its remarkable cures
OF coughs, colds and Group. 1t can
be depended upon. Try IT, Sold by
All Dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15
HOME Circle COLUMN.
COLUMN DEDICATED 10 TIRED
MOTHERS rs THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE AT
EVENING TIDE.


It isn't enough to believe that
every cloud has a silver lining,
and then sit down and wait for the
lining to reveal itself. We can,
il we will, take the N-rpy OF deterl'
nation, ana pierce the cloud and
find It's bright side,
The poorest girls in the world are
those not taught to work There
are thousands OF them. Rich par
ents have pettad them and they
have been taught to despise labor
and to depend upon Others for a
living. and are perfectly helpless,
The most forlorn women belong to
this class, 1t is the duty OF parents
to protect their daughters from this
deplorable condition.
Some men respond more slowly 10
the touch OF womau's hand DIS
played in their homes and upon
their slEroQnu'lEs,+ 1'!S ''sN u +.
seem hopeless to the wife az times.
But a9ouyt Or i.'ler sne vs
snow ltse.i - usi' - sDti'S '''s y
every man M4'on ESQ & :
hiSAer ana sShIer M i's-,0 =
ms nome 9e FoNsh ana ne "''' ~
rough. NY lll'1s lii'o ~. ''v',,
sottehiDE louSl' ~ = ~
PIE ana the man l's Z !,
though ~ inay IVY ~ Up
ne tAlo'ges 4 u.'' o',s
eliecs = SURE Npu.' "
" "'',H = -"
Woman now has or should nave
the right to govern her own home,
The right TO vote is lns!sn'ileaHt
when compared 70 TINS. 5he must
be its mistress, but never lJs Save
That she has mede e tmmaeuiate "
cleanliness and resplendent ID pea ~
is not enough sac must lseu Wy
love and truth when should upiseq
ly govern IL Mhal power u
dignity can reach h'sAef.. " iia' =
the ability TO sway large auutsi'e,''
over a home with such shll 'li'
husband and chiiareh sl"ll iis9 ~
and call her Dressed T! 10 Dc 'he
ruling spirit IN such position .
more sacred honor tAan e 4 ! !"
an empire. ''Woman's rights "a as
man any higher or mort hoo's 80
eve and heart to heart one IN 'ne
interests of home, they nave reach7
ed as near perfection as we aFe
allowed to hope for whlle on eaf'h'
While we carefully guard Nnel-
ever is womanly IN our dausnteis .
let them be tralheu 70 Iiole VI ~ 7
self-denial If pecuhlary clrouilis'a'i :
ces demand it, and not 70 sel-ihoul-
vice IN the HOUSEHOLD " lNSNi -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

Mrs. Lille Pyle, the wife of a
lawyer. and formerly of Tyler coun-
ty,. takes charge of the Wyoming
Mountaineer this week as editor
and proprietor.
After awhile the only thing that
will be left OF us he-beara in the
profession will be to stand up in
the corner beside the office towel
and watch the female OF the spec
les" lallygag with the office devil"
However, we welcome Mrs. Pyle
to the profession It's the only gal
liant thing to do, and we do 1t in
self defense. Here's howdy, fresh
off the press. Lincoln Monitor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

For the purpose of getting joint
action on the part of the counties
along the Kanawah river and those
lying between the Kanawah and
Ohio meeting Of county commiss-
toner's, business men and persons in-
terested in building great highway
across the state OF West Virginia
recently held banquet in this city,
the visitors being guests OF the
good roads committee of the
chamber of Commerce. The old
James river and Kanawah turnpike
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

The Manufacturers Record is add
yised ttqt the West Virgins Power
Co.. will purchase all the property
OF the Dominion Power Co.. between
Hinton and Kanawha Falls. and VIII
develop this year At Richmond Fa,ls
about 10000 horsepower for use N
the Kanawha and New River coal
fields, This West Virginia com
pany was mentioned last week az
incorporated with a capital stock OF
s5.OOo.JOO by New York aud West
Virginia capitalists. Its lncorpora-
tors included Arthur j Brandy o:
New York.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

The Seventh District Pythian con
yenuon will be held with Mountain
Jewel Lodge No 81 on March,
goth The district is composed Of
Putnam. Mason, KQnawah, Lincoln,
Logan. Cabell and Wayne counties.
Each OF these counties have one OF
more Pythian Lodges and viii send
delegates to this convention. a
big time is expected. A committee
has been appointed and has the
arrangements for the occasion al
most completed A program Of the
Injecting will be announced later
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

If you make children happy now
you make them happy twenty years
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-15

When we learn 70 be polite, not
only as society people, but as hus-
bands and wives, sisters and broth
ers, parents and children, we shall
do we'll. No home can be happy
wherein sarcastic speech and rude
disregard for one another's rights
7 IL the rule.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-25
For Sale.

Seventy-four acre farm between
Bryan and College at s35 per acre.
For terms apply to J. w. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-25
An,usements
The Smart Set.

The Colonial Theatre opened the
1928 season last night with THE
Smart Set" the same attraction that
was the opening bill last season.
The house last night was a record
breaker and was crowded from pit to
dome. The entire balcony was re-
served for colored people and it be-
came SO crowded early in the even
ing that the management had to stop
selling tickets. One negro offered So
for seat after the sale closed, and
another offered So just to stick his
head in the door" for five minutes.
The first floor was also crowded and
many stood during the entire evening.
"The Smart Set" has lost none of
its entertaining qualities and is still
one of the joIiiest, merriest, funniest
musical comedies on the road. The
cast has some fine voices and the
singing last night was grand and
greatly enjoyed by the audience. Tie
dancing was fully UP to the standard
and the many speclalties were good.
Salem Tut Whitney. the comedian,
is the same old funny niger Lem, =
and kept the audience in a roar from
the first curtain to the last.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-25
HOUSTON MARKET REVIEW

Houston. Texas, Sept. 25.-The
Houston produce market took on a
Christmas hue when at the weekend
several crates of crapberres made
their appearance on the row. If they
set anyone to looking up the time
they would find the holiday season
Just ninety days away. And, by the
way, the cranberries slipped away, and
it was evident many merchants in
tended doing their Christmas buying
early. The berries sold at S2.75 per
crate to the trade. They came from
Cape Cod
Potatoes are coming down, averag-
ing around $100 bushel to the trade,
while tomatoes are advancing. There
are few Texas tomatoes coming in
and the Kansas variety is bringing
90c per basket In many Houston re-
tail stores tomatoes are bringing soc
per dozen.
The Houston fruit market is well
supplied from the West. The receipts
are general, prices generally un-
changed and the demand is good. Par
ticularly good is the demand from out
lying towns. Lemons are soaring
around $9.00@1O.0O per box. A cool
spell of weather, however, will slump
off the demand and the price will top
pie. Bananas and oranges are moving
freely.
Only reports of roseate hue are
emanating from the offices of Dun
and Bradstreet concerning trade con-
ditions in Houston territory, all going
to confirm the reports given out by
numerous jobbers and business men
in the past week on the fine prospects
for heavy fall trade. No failures
were reported and collections are in
very good shape.