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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OH. R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
nnNAI III LIE LIME

LEAVE UNION SIA1lON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
"Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINAL LIBERTY ST.
AND w. Esd STREET.
100, 1000 (Roysi Special. hou5s)' 1870
lRoyal Limited. hours)' 800, $500 p, M
and rs night, 2:45 a. m. Diners and Parlor
Cars on day trains. SleepeH on 1918 night,
op PhiadeIphia and Atlantic City, 1900. 800
zoo a M 1900, $500, 1900 d. m.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
web fSS6 f fs 100 s e. 49, fsSS 3 0 800
s;S. his ts:oc, 800 tssS 1880 $3.50 fa:OS
t4:GS. 800 t5:Os $3.50 ts:Oo $3.50, f7O0 $500.
1900. 1000. lO;1G; 1,s sm;SG .iS:b NJ T.
CHICAGO, .s:iO q. m, .i:25. $3.50 p. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, '9:lO a. M, '4;lO p. M. 'l9:l0 night.
PITTSBURG, 1910 a m I;2S. 1910 p. M.
CLEVELAND. 1910 p. M; Columbus. $50
WHEELING VT 1910 a. M: $50 p. m.
Schedules of local trains at ticket Offices.
sDaily. tEXcept Sunday. tSunday only.
Telephone at following Ticket Offices: l4l7
q st n w, Main 1891; SO Pennsylvania
ave, Main 27S; Union Station. Main 7SS0.
CHESAPEAIIE 4 OHIO LINES.
Published as information, not guaranteed.
400 d. m. daily-C. g. o. SPECIAL. Solid
10 Louisville, Cincinnati. indianapolis. ct.
Louis and Chicago. C. &. o. Dining Car.
lll0 D. m. dally-F. F. V. LIMITED, TO
the West. Southwest. and Northwest. Pull
man sIecpers to Virginia Hot Springs Cincin-
natl aud Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open
Tor occupancy 10 y. M. e. & q. Dining car
I'lrLrf OTHCes 5l2 Ia. ave, 1889 4 81. ana
Union station Phone Main Ice, seeG. and I5s0,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
trict OF Columbia, January 81, 1912
ace until 2 O'Clock p. m, February L. 1914
for crushing about $500 cubic yards Of stone
for use in road construction in Rock Creek
tons and ali necessary information may be
obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
Washington. d, C. CUNo H. RUDOLPH
JoHN <. JOHNSTON. and WILLIAM v.
JUDSON Commissioners. d. c.
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WANTED-HOUSES

IF YOUR HOUSE Is vacant there must be
reason Let us shNe our up-to-date method
with you and secure you a good tenant
prompt remittance and careful handling II
you hgNe pIuP'Tt" 10 sell or exchange Let us
nav, particulars Of that also.
NEN NOEa :EAL ESTATE LIiOAEl,-,
las r. l.
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Deaths.
WHITE,


Rose Katz, 90 years, Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Annie Shields, 70 years, II Rock CreeH
Church road.
South Dakota avenue northeast.
Richard CHM, 80 years, 40 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Charles Freedman 16 years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Isabel B. de Lis de Opisso. q years. the
Balfour.
winfeld 8. Martin. 60 years. q Q street
northeast
Victoria Counts. sc years, 114o North
Capitol street.
Micajah II. Clark, 50 years, 1726 I
street northwest.
Mary A. Ready. years, Children's Hos
Katherine E. ConnelI, II years, io2 q
street northwest.
Robert T. Huntley, 56 years, COS Louisi-
ana avenue northwest.
Emma E. Moosbrugger, 81 years. 616
Pickford place northeast.
Margaret f. Gale, s. years, LIT k
street northwest.
william Safer, month, Washington
Home for Foundlings.
| William L, Maddox, q days, SIG Fourth
street northeast.
COLoRED.
John Banks, "a years. 1880 Marion court
Susan, Landon. 60 years. 4S7 & street
| southwest
Elijah Hunter, 43 years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
| Louis Barrows, 4 years, Children's Hos
pital.
Lizzie Clayton, So years, SO4 Dixon
| court southwest.
Arthur Bell, 81 years. F'reedmen's Hos
| pital.
Abraham williams, 10 years, Freed
| mems Hospital.
Stephen Powell, 81 years, Home fNr
Aged and Infirm.
| Fannie Brent, 46 years, 172O = street
| northwest.
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DEATHS

CONNELL~-On Saturday, February ., 1914 AZ
$3.50 p. M, IN the seventy-nrst year Of her
ase, KATHERINE H, widow Of the late
Dennis Cornell.
Funeral from her late residence, 1O2 "
street northwest. Wednesday, February z,
nj $3.50 a. m. Requiem mass At 81. AloysiuH
Church at 10 o'clock. Intarmant ~ Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
GuNNEI,Il-on Monday, February 9 1912,
MARY b., widow Of william 7, 0unnell.
Funeral services at her late reGldence. sol
seward square southeast, on "wednesday,
February Z. At D. m. Relatives and
friends Invited to attend.
Prince George county. Ma. papers please
-copy.D
sPRINGER--sud sn Monday, Febru.
airy ., 1912, at s D, m, At her residence.
20 Eighth street northwest, Mrs. JENNIE
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wALPoRT-on Monday, February z isra. a
! p: M, at HIS residence. 1ls1 Park place
hio ,rth st. CHARLES 7. WALDORF. BE-
Notice of funeral hereafter. ..
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WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

WOREINGMEN-IrG no use spending ali
yOrT cash - 1t" iu the season. and here
Z glupl FuHf,U: Slightly Uscd suits ana over
coats, % {, E'r, tell wiley about this. ole
puue. JUSTu'S OLD STAND. 6lg u. -
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LOCKSMIIHLNG

DUPLICATE YALE KEYS guaranteed 10 II.
soc. Keys made Tor Al. lock-. ENTER
RISE HDN. CO. W 9th NV. Pin. 81. 50SL
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PIANO TuNEkc

PIANO TUNING-$l.5O. all work guaranteed;
20 years experience. NJ. 26S or drop postal.
y, F, HERMAN, 1870 Pa. ave. N. w.
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Vital Records.
Births.

RSI
WHITE.
Martin and Irene Wood, boy.
Jullan and Corinne Witcher, girl
boy.
William and Ada L. volkenman. Dor.
harieS and Viola Tyson, girl.
Henry r. and Annie e. Thompson. boy.
vincent A. and Nellie A, Sister. boy.
Louis end Nellie Sheppard, 10y.
Lotton X. and Nellie r. Robertson girl
FRANK ana Alice Mitchell, girl.
Jsmes l. and Myrtle O. Mothershead,
Samuel K. ana Mamie Miller, girl.
girl.
David q. and Sarah A. Hsycs. boy.
CHARLES and Ethel Hyder, Roy.
George A. and Catherine M. Hamilton,
boy
Francis e. and Louise 2. Gorbel boy.
Arthur L. and Annie =. Garrett, boy.
Wheatley j. AMI Mary v. Daniels, boy.
John w. and Ethel ]. Adams. girl
COLORED.
Thomas y. and Lucy Sma1lwood, toyf
Edward and Matte Pryor. girl.
Thomas and Tessie Miner girl.
John w. and Emma Lofty, girl Ctwinsl.
William II. AMI Maggie B Jordan, girl
Nelson and Margaret Harper, boy,
Joseph and Julia aston. girl.
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WINDOW CLEANING

unNNT ABOUT DIRTY WINDOWS?
llO w White Help, Moderate Prices.
LEON L. CAHOON. Acme window Cleaning
Co. 92l G ST. N w. Phone N. 7lbS.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
a. m, FEBRUARY 10. 1912. and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. to furnish at the
navy yard, Washington, d. c., q quantity of
round brass and naval bronze. Applications
for proposals should refer to Schedule 4293.
Blank proposals will be furnished upon ap-
nIicatIon to the Bureau. T. ]. COWIE, Pay
master-C General, u. 8. n.
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IN MEMORIAM

FRIDAY-In sad but loving memory 81 nv
dear father. WILLIAM r. FRIDAY, who
oied four years ago today, February 1903
At Rest.
by His Devoted Son, Henry.
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STOVE HOSPITAL

FINE LINE OF ranges and heating stoves
cash or credit. Repair work a speciality.
w. l. CoGSWELL. els ~ st. S. w. NJ. s9T
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DENTISTRY

PAINLESS DENTIsTRY-sPECIAL PRICES
Beautiful work. very best material Our
Bridgework, IS. All Filings, 30 cents up.
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE. a
DENTAL. PARLORS, n. f. cor. 9Th and +
SITS. Entrance, 500 + st. y. ",
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PLUMBING AND REPAIRS

HAVE your bathroom remodeed with Stan
dard" sanitary fixtures Prices, $46 up,
SAMUEL s. STREB. AT r NV. Phi. N. 6o64.
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PROPOSALS

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wash
inEton, February 2, 1912. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until two
O'clock D. m, February II, 1912, for furnish
ing and placing in position In the Armstrong
Manual Training School; this city, six @9.
more or less, motor head speed lathes, with
posai may be obtained from the Purchasing
Ofhcer d. C. CUNO H. RUDOLPH, JOHN
Commissioners, d. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing:
ton, February 2, 1912. Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until two o'clock.
D. m, February 20, 1912. for furnishing and
Delivering (. O. b. cars Chevy Chase. Nd.
two thousand (2.ooo) tons. more or less
crushed limestone and screenings. Speclfica-
lions ana form OF proposal may be obtained
from the Purchasing Officer. D. c. CUNO
n RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILL
LIAM v. JUDSON. Commissioners. D. c.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

PADDED vans 81 & IS Id; 2-h. wagon, 50 Id.
Phone Main 1915-l9l6
COLUMBIA TRANSFER STORAGE Co,
sos N Y. ave n. w
Packing and Shipping. Storage, 81 van load.
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PAINTS AND HARDWARE

SHOVELS, coal hods, weather strips, stove
pipes, etc. Paints OF all kinds.
Phone Lincoln 1853.
wEBER'S, cor. 9Th and Nd ave. N. 70.
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FLOOR OILS
STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely fire
proof storage, moving, packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-@0 loth st. y. W.
Phone NJ. 1929.
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BOOKBlNDING

MAGAZINES BOUND. old books rebound
and repaired at lowest prices. GEO. A.
6IMoNDS, $40 ST. N. w. Room IS. NJ. $500
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12
HOUSE BILLS.

H. b. No 23.-Elwood Hamilton
Franklin county-An act to provid,
for the erection OF mansion for tht
governor and other buildings connect
Ned Herewith,
II. b. No. 24.--Elwood Hamilton
FRANKLIN county-An act to create tht
thirty-ffth judicial district, to com
pose Franklin county, and to change
the twelfth and fourteenth judicial dis
tricts.
II. B. No BIB. p. Niles, Hender
son county-An act qualifying and
enabling women to vote in schoo
elections and to hold common schoo
office.
H. B. No. 3S.--Adam SPAIN, Louis
Ville-An act TO increase the salary
of county patrolmen in Jefferson
county from 81 per day to s7S per
month.
H. B. No. 43.-P. L. Atherton, Lou,
isvllle--An act to abolish the state
board Of prison commissioners Gre
atng board OF three members and
placing the appointment power in the
hands of the governor
H. B. No. Sd G.. owings, Jeff-
erson county-An act appropriating
$4,000 for the erection OF additional
buildings on the State Fair Grounds.
H. b. No, As. L. Robertson Lou.
lsville-An act providing for the com,
mutation OF sentence of jail prisoners
In Louisville.
II, b. No 53.-S. L. Robertson, Lou.
isville-An act appropriating money
for the purchase of additional land
for the Kentucky State Fair.
II. B. No. 76.-L. B, Harrington,
Madison county--An act establishing
and governing a geological survey
and removing the present survey
from Lexington to Frankfort.
H. B. No. IDS. F. Reed, Mason
county-An act providing for the
erection and furnishing of school
houses in the various counties OF the
state. and to provide money by coun.
y levy for the carrying out OF the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12
. tnat property may Be olassllIed Tor

so that property may be classified fol
taxation.
8. B. No. 165.-E. f. Hogg, owsley
county-An act for the protection
OF game and fish and creating game
and fish commission.
S. B. No. l6a,-H. d. Newcomb, JEFF
ferson county-An act to make the
term of office OF county treasurer four
years instead Of two.
S, h. No. 17S.--J. T. Tunis, Fayette
county--An act to amend the char
ter of second-class cities as to gov
eminent by a commission and abul'
ishing all Offices except mayor and
police Judge when the commission
form is adopted
S. b. No. 179.--J, T. Tunis, Fayette
county-An act to amend the charter
OF second-class cities in reference to
elections under commission form Of
government
S. b. No. 191 &C NJ Thomas, Bour.
bon couhtv-An act appropriating $685.
600 providing for participation by
Kentucky in the Perry's victory CEN
tennial at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, in 1913,
: II No 100 ~ IT Tunis. Fayette
county-An act authorizing the aud
iting of accounts and payment OF the
$4,000 deficit at House Of Reform.
p ~ az = ~ ,,a,h,.s
Nicholas oounty-An act to further
regulate assessment of fire insurance
companies by allowing them to extend
the territory of their work
6. r. No. s1o.-I. r Prichard. Royd.
coupty-An act to repeal an act to
establish common school for colored
people of Catlettsburg and VICINITY.
n NJ 900 n NJ Arr.tt tosso
mine copnty-An ACT 10, prnvida for
investigation of fires and TO provide
for appointment OF state FIRE marshal
and assistants
s r No 225ZR l. Hubble Lin.
coin county-kn act for benefit OF
Kentucky Sscboo, for the Deaf bv In.
creasing pay OF the teachers and
supervisors
s. n No. 900 Webster Helm
Campbell county-An act 10 provide
for an additional clrcpit indga for
Campbell county. by amending the
present statute as TO courts Of con-
tinuous session
S. r. No. 2sS-I r rrtchara govd
oounty-A14-act to divide Kentucky
into eleven congressional districts.
s r No. 24s-B NJ Arnett Jessa.
mine county-An act 10 amend the
revenue law so as 10 provide for n
revenue agents supervisor and no suit
for taxes shall he f,lcd until first sub.
mitted to this supervisor.
s. B. No 25s-B. Bertram Clinton
act proy+ding for training
NJ nurses in the tuberculosis hosn,tal
In Louisville.
c p No osac NJ rho,,.. p,,,
hon on,nty A. -. a-a,,,Sin~ ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12

. Board OF Tuberculosis Commission,
defining its powers, approprlating SIS,
900.
H u. No 22b-W r Cole Bowling
Green--An act apnropriatinu 100000
for the state University MT Lexington
ss5 0eO for tho Eastern Kontuckv Nor.
NAL school nj Richmond s2b 900 for
the Western Kentucky. Normal school
at Rowling Green
n n NJ az II - p,,,.
49, 10, 49, y,
en,ont ~ oanr,, 49, ~ e !, "a aa,,oa
+, ~ AZ, 49, ams ,,,. n,,a.to
t ~ 49, :, sauaa,a -, Gspas s'r III,
u,,,,,, ala, - ,no W. ,o, ns . ",
=, ono Sa, s ~ 'ne supe' , D, a.
90 vVV an a. $50, ~ ,"N .n,.',, a@ " ~
~ -. "'r 49, mo.' D., s"" s
ae =. - 80, euu -, MI, ~ 49,
49, ~ svl'N' q pstson upoN I'm ~,
80" "s" ~ ~ sut'' ,t,seIr,ns ~ w.
seIa ~ a''a,i,,',.' $500
r' NY SNoee'ne S9'o W. ""N'''
- ~ no, Epe'--W'' Y. Perry, Logan
! oounly--fNh aet TO amend ana reeh'
act seeuon a6S-a' KENTUCKY statutes,
so mat there may DO appropriated
Sa''uo per ahun 10 state iIehsuref
lor purpose oil securing audluohal
eiericai loree IN MS once 'ihcreasins
the amount OF present APPROPRIATION
from Sl'poV'
~ . 40 i'o'-W. q, Ferry l-ou .ls
ylile-ah het 20 ai'enu seotioh o'4'
hehtuokS statutes ehltied Aet pro
wang LOT creauoh ana rsE'iia'ioh OF
private 'eorpora''ons SO as 70 reuuire
4 eh'pi NO 70 report 70 'he insurance
commissioner s'inuany inc amount
ol insurance ooileetep us u rom W
surllloe companies anu pau over "
'iIr"Se ~ i"lHtvu'
~ ~ no. -vs--r. a, l'ocnrg. NC.
( Ian Souii'y NY ahoWins sl'-vo
ANNUALLY TOT auuIuonal olFth hlre IN
tne olioe oi NV As'"they uenel''l,
y D. no. 49, i'en r SUES iieh'
ueis,'n Suu'i'l Ni' He' 70 onuoie o'V'eS
OF h''u LASS 20 li'aHe slFeet improve
menus uHuer .ne ,ear piah'
~ - ~ So, - prHs' unioh
couh'y-Ah aot klNlns frisoh Com
mission power 70 parole eonYicts and
feuainlhs nnuS.u'iua'e sentences
H. - no. ECU, H. Lrury' Union
counly-Ah aot 70 repeai subsection
oil section lfoS. KENTUCKY statutes.
ana SUBSTITUTE therefore "hioh aet
relates 10 the personal properly SCI
aside tor WIDOWS or INFANTS OF an
ihtestate, making the amount teVo'
H. - NO to- NJ farFa' uarraru
county-ro amend section efsa Of
tne heH'ucNy statutes so as 90 com
PEI domestic NE insurance companies
10 deposit win the state treasurer
an aulounl not 'ess thah the amount
Vi aSee' .,l"ed rA'aai'Un o. an Vo'ieies.
H. .. no PaS,-- Waiiace Brown Brown Nel'
son oouhty-Ah act prohipiting use
OF name or brand OF manufacturer
OF lapeis' without authority.
II. ~ NO ltS.-.h H. scott MO,
Cracken county--An act providing
LOT tne use 81 sphoui houses qurihR
,"o",'on pellous ny any iAwiui euuca-
uonal' leislous' o''''ca'' oiNu or az
riVu''uraI assembly.
H. y 20 Wv a. rerry, Logan
Souu'y--Ni aV' 70 amend section 40
Nol'uoh' statutes eutlt'eu puaran'
zee anu Sure.y Nounpanles' so tnat
su'u seo''ot shah read MAY become
su,e's on the oVhus :" ounoeFs ana
luulcldFlts,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12

There has last been issued n
the press new publication by Z
West Virginia Geological sun
Morgantown, w. Va. entitled I
tailed County Reporter on Jacks
Mason and Putnam Counties. .
a case OF three maps (topograph
geologic and soiD OF the entire N
In single sheets. being the .lslpsn
maps yet published by the :sh
Survey. In addition to the deiails
study and description OF ala n
rocks, minerals. soils. streams N
industries found within the m.
the geologic map gives the strun1.
contrours on the Pittsburg 90,
horizon, as well as the approximat
area underlaid with that bed. N
topographic map shows by contna
and figures the elevation OF a
surface, and Its character, wbah,
steep, rolling or level, and in "A
dition gives all the streams. ROAD.
railways, towns, churches, schsz
houses. mines, houses, etc, In ths9
correct locations. The soh M
and report made by the experfhr
the United States Department. a
Agriculture's bureau OF soils sho1z
prove OF especial value to the arrs
cultural and horticultural intereRs
Price. with cases of maps, delin-,
charges paid by the Survey, Sc. a.,
In combination with other publles
lions OF the Survey. see general "a.
'ular Of same. Extra copies q
geographic or geologic map. q
cents each.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12

Ten thousand persons bid E1crEs-
lism "Billy" Sunday farewell "a thu
Baltimore & Ohio Railway stltisn
at Wheeling Monday, when he do
parted after closing a six wsek6
campaign here, in which he lsukc
an records He was given a nIrsu
OF $4,000. The total numbes a
converts was S4S7. He conducts IA
next campaign at Fargo, N D
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12
WEST VIRGINIA NEICHB0RS
NEWS FROM COUNTIES JBsE
ACROSS THE RIVER ID
WEST VIRGINIA. I \

Herman. son of G. W worlman
Of Echo was thrown from a torss
Monday and had his arm broken
Wayne News.
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Details have been received rom
Eikins, of the murder OF Riley Ssaf-
fer prosperous and well known
farmer who resided near the las
bour aud Tucker county line. ares
miles east OF Valley Furnace The
body Of shaffer was found - .
field near whore he had been en-
gagged IN cleaning piece Of ara
He had been dead about two -&.ss-
His skull was fractured and uIrrs
we're several wounds about the lead
face and body Danyille Progress
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12

Blucrleld w va. April s.-rhs
Mercer ecanty grand jury todss q
Princeton. returned indictments ..
gainst the former officials OF In d.
funct Fidelity Bank Is trust 49,
pany. 5 NJ Smith. former preslecst.
two counts for embexzlemept ous
count Tor Larceny
John Walter, one of grand iszssg
aud one OF petit larceny
Il W Mollohan. two counts ~
embeIziement
= Lett Horne. one count Tor 80
bezzlenent
Clarence Mtclhughtcrly ans -S-E1
Wood one count each pen
eeny
This is the bank in whose
uona failure several montivlA
The state Of West Virginia wa
ily involved through having TX
100000 on deposit. w
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12

Hinton, w Va. April 8. 81
was done yesterday evening
Boomer Washington Bostick.l
boss Tor the Coal Company vi
victim and Joseph satullI, an
an miner. is the alleged murl
He has been arrested and his
Ing VIM be held some time
week
Personal differences are "a
have been the cause of the mu
Bostlck has had trouble with
Italian on several occasions an
culmination came about when
ulll shot him through the head
no and others had followed the
10 the horse sheds.
Ever since the shooting took
Il has been feared that trouble
follow. especially between the
erican miners and the Italians
are employed in the boomer mi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12
KENTUCKY HAS
TAG new LAWS
Total Of legislation Beats All
Former Records.
SUMMARY OF BILLS PASSED

Legislative Session, Of 1912, After En-
acting Total Of 146 Bills, Has
Passed Into History = Among the
Measures Which Successfully Ran
the Gauntlet Were Some of Far
Reaching Importance to the People.
After passing a total OF 146 bills,
the 1912 session OF the Kentucky leg.
lslature has adjourned.
The following bills were passed dur
ing the whole session;
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-07

FlShtN-Eour Take tn Educational
Work.

An interesting addition To the al
nual Rhodes scholarship report Is N
analysis OF the occupations To which
the scholars have returned after leav-
ing oxford. out of about 80 men
who had left Oxford up To 1910. 81
have given themselves to educational
work and Sc TO law. Doubtless many
Of the latter group may enter pubic
life, which Rhodes perhaps antici-
pated as = probable aim If his s,hol-
ars.
So far AS American scholars are
concerned. the same may be true IL
men taking up educational work,
since a college president seems Just
now within a measurable distance
Of the White House. and the influence
Of the heads OF universities on public
opinion IS one Of the most character
iStic features Of American life today.
Our own Indian, consular and
colonial services. have secured four.
the American diplomatic and consular
service two. Nineteen have under
taken religious work. eleven medicine,
nine scientific work. eight business,
FIVE journalism, five mining and N
gineerinc. three agriculture. and tWu
forestry. OF the German students
thirteen have entered the civil and
three the diplomatic service Of hat
country, All this shows that the lis
tribution Of employment in the world
is AS wide for the scholars as that
If work. IN the university.
Tt is to be hoped that hey VIII All
carry into every walk Of life some II
. the large ideaIisnl, patriotic spirit, and
unfagging energy which vharatterIZ"H
, the founder Of the SyS'em.-I.nann
s Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-07
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ARTISTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF
TOLSTOTS RELIGIOUS IDEAL

What is the artistic significance Of
the religious ideal which he proposes?
This ideal is magnificent. The term
art is apt to mislead one
as to the breadth of the conception.
Far from narrowing the province OF
art. Tolstoi enlarges it. Art, he says,
is everywhere. art creeps into our
whole life: what we term art. name
~. theaters. concerts, books, eAhfol-
lions. is only an intinIteslmal portlon
Of art. Our life is full OF artlstlc
manifestations of every kind. from the
can,es Of children to the Offices Of
religion. Art and speech are the TWO
organs If human progress. 'ne al
| fords the communion of hearts, the
other the communion Of thoughts. II
In of the two is perverted, tnen
| society is sick. The art OF today IS
n.rvari led "-Romain Roland.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-07
\ ART OF
NAMING O
Time Na> That the It'll. Of "A Book
Gave Some Indication a. to it,
Contents.

There Was q time when the utle
OF ii book gave a real indication OF
Us contents ana left the reader in
no u as 10 the kind Of literary
proVender offered him. The author
Of The Pilgrims Progress from this
World TO that which IS to come: De
llNered under the Similitude If a
Dream Wherein is Discovered the
Manner OF his setting out. His Dan
terouS Journey, and Safe Arrival at
the Desired Country could never be
accused Of obtaining readers under
false pretenses. This honest setting
forth Of the bin Of fare must. one
would think, have reached lis height
III q volume whose readers now sell
dom pass the Formidable tilie-page.
Human Nature
In lie
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-12-27
THE LAST CHANGE
 LEAP YEAR BALL

Leap Year will soon be in the past and no more chances for the maids until another four years has come and gene. So come to the Last Chance Ball 10 be given by the Pocahontas New Years Eve, Dec. 31, at Red Mems Hall. It will be a Leap Year dance until twelve o'clock when we will dance the Leap Year out and the New Year in, giving the Gentlemen their chance again.
 So Come one, come all,
 To the Last Chance Ball,