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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
Us pRlcHARo DIES OF
PARALYSIS IN NEeRAsk !

Il 1 a L.
oeiyng he Compton. OF Bucba,aa
tba 'sa 49,. telegram MONDAY annn, re-
PrIc6nra FRI uea,h Of his brother. nnoSnGlns IaoS
rTSmaId, Thn q Falls city. NebrasS, baw, JOS.
pricbaes ne aeeedent was a brother lasFa IS "a
wbo eNdra di The Boyd county ca al Sud"
one Sret, urea recently, and Is suryiyea .ailst'
Cha @ orother, DR. Lewis pricha sineu by
Nnarieston. w Va. i4chtrd, Of
ies, ~, ~, richard was one of tba ,aa,,
wbsra Ss a"a foremost citizens OF nv wealth M
snere s,,s he had resided since isee sne west
: ras -, married in 1865 10 Miss iSoo S He
r0nipton' Mn. Of Blaine Greet Saroline
,hp.a hion We're born seven cbjldro, this
na MON survive him--iunerte SIX SIX Of
sI ',n,,' "eorge' all prosperous farr, oilVer
~ rD'aska ,, and Mrs Lncv - ,ers ne IN
iS -. Margaret Auxier and ,t,. AuNier,
'isoh IT, also OF the west ~ Cora y
an, ~ nhu been III from paraI,s, $
'as h,. months. which fnally saas ssls Tor ID
tin .s , oeath Monday morning ''ed
~ ~ was born and reared ~ r
,,,p'..., app'a,iansh' Boyd county oPd ana ,, -
ley, throughout this Sc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

w ipsrinston, I rston, Sept. 4-Represont.
tomo, "r - Fields will introduce 'rsen5ative 2
dinpw ditionaSw providing that 95o o,uuon ooo
cation'n copies of the e1reav ~ ~ -, al
acv ~ monograph ON Adm nj. ndu-
AZ IN m tne United States" he litter Inter,
Kant,,a, @ they may be distrihn,ai pai,'ted
lishtn He said that tha u.eu ~. IN
tbosa schools in Rowan count,, moon,
,nen IN other parts of Kentnnt,. ana
'ra september s and the s taa wll
e-.Hlo1s to have generous s,,nn,, svneners
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF
The NORA kENNlsoN c,u,

The following is Tho H..
The first month. bepinnt, te oi work fol
nrst Monday in October % WIN ne
tna. each one on duty win ds tatso ! ask
| success. Ne eaeh topic a
october Greetings bv ,no
for the year. 'soences' Plans
. october l2,--our Debt 10 -
livan. q MRS. III. C. Sui
M october 49,, Beauty IN -.
october 26.- History of Nfna,e eNey
seminar Martin Keith uSic' Mrs
,ut ba r,, lear Book will be out on time
ha naslng this plan earlier viii o, .r,e
ne leaders plenty OF time W" give
MRS. h. NJ. KEITH p.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
0s FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Olus Hamil.o, o.

school g y school at s:15 a. m. Grade,
rreaehing by the pas,or
m. and at 1880 D. M 'of at 1880 a,
Senior p r. ' J 2 y. at 2:sO p. m.
wedDes5ar p, ! :, y. at $3.50 p. m.
Wednesda;y. Wdy zoo p. M, Ladies Ala
Fridaw iS, 1880 p. m. Prayer service %
ne ana y, $50 nSo p. m, Teachers MAJ, s,e
saturday. 1880 p. M, Choir nrao.,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
pAYs TO SPRAY TREES,
SAYS The PApucAH SIM

nora, ms value of spraying frul, troo.
he ytsIe later demonstrated than II = Nnf ~
thc HtnRIsv,,'. link = W. Harris and son Earl os o[
Harrl. pash trees In their orchard VA rom
t,ru,. als brought a basket OF ,har, = "
= ana, ors Association room m, :" ene
hnaus ohs the finest specimens ,n"t ,na, We're
eIen n snown by any one. local :, nave
rha % grower, IN i'aducah ,bis ior-
Fair tet ara is the 81 Louis Wor,d..
~ or ana The average weigh, Sr,d oS %
'encnes 'nnc, Is between ten and LII, y, me
.,a" one was over three i,osnE eNeE
"ie'ef "o''' and weighed n eroass eS u.
ere p.ysm, pGnses. The color ana Gavor
st seven r'S, yc.,. The trees were planted
n y , Mh Harris, they were dua,,g,, s aso,
i it,so e'ugny and were not cNpec,ed tsu :,
iara ihey We're pruned down ~. . =
! 10y, !. ,. when growth set IN m, m u
], ako they We're SPRAYED ~, o
mi, I, ",ne , and again this year ana md H he a
""N hke magic, Paducab So pi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
WELL KNOWN LAWRENCE
COUNTY GIRL MARe,rn

very quiet weddine
Izeg I,l,.. on September IS srd !, was as solemn.
eontrso g,n @i'iee by Rev NJ A Y Hay noun,y n,
KinneT s ~ parties e,, being Miss Carrie ,4e
sherman n buchanan, and Mr. W y
~ "l'de is the charming and nd soa NY The
s "a Young daughter of Tba"Ssp aogomplish-
ne ner' Of Buchanan. while Hsoaore pS" ore Kin
young men. "'oSt prominent
sister Of the bride ana Nessed by the
,os, ,ouples Louisa friends 'sw An Of the
: CEREMONY the couple snsn, A,ter the
f. tSe re- city, leaving early , nes, ,ne ,, night
lmby " ,r,, me ~ Of the groom V'n =,
) The "Rr@aks,i i~' whence enc they expect to 20 20
,oon amid n. ,or .na an extended honey
~, we Join with their many e: IRE
,ynsa d mem peaceful and ham,. :.
'"e' uown the matrimonial s,rap s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
c. E. HENsLeY eLecTgo
STATE COUNCIL coNpucroe

q = Hensiey reu,r,od
llansiburg. ny where bs h,a ar9m WI
Tsnalns % the state meeting I of ,ha oFSn S,, &C,
srang g 1r H., :. y A. NJ, He reports ,tsna :
were cI.n,e, "e The following orIicers q !
LouisyiIIo db. 20 meet next year n
state Fairs ~ week OF the
1ss i'e Connection, n NJ. Kendau h,
~. ~. louisville State Vice Con,i ,a, NO
s,a,a s,uest Lsgett, No. 81. coyin~,a,. ib"a,,or.
xo sI S%na,, Ga,',, Treasurer. L. W, phiIIjns [ |
luctor 9 o,S"EIoni = Ion, State council Con.
,,ats y Council Warden. X j =, NM, Lonlsa;
i iLoIi'yilies Satc Council I'M, In., No,
amsb"r, r W s Smith, No iSs Wi.
i Cban,a, a. I. Kirby, No, 81; state co,n oy
mia NatIana,' a. $, Alfred. No aS, La. =
,uops' No. 40. Ludlow, ANA 'iher
''inper No. 4 Beattyyille o
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
NOTICE.

Der term ,ast s day Of the next septem.
Court III. ~ na,,.t OF the Lawrence Comfy
son. tiled ~ petition Of Granville Thomny
in the az 1n, IN tne said court for cbanpa
ming nn louisa l, Paintsville road r,'s
River ~ n,n, n'ek Creek and the Big sana,, %
bridee neh change begins M s tns
ninr ov ross Burgess Branch rnn e
Caro,ir" me land of John q. R,,rns
the font SSrns and Sallie Burns aions
Burns 81 hou oI the hin back of John ~
n' TO white oak on the ala
roun,v ,e cue road will be heard by ~ a
nodn y Court and a motion wiI, M 'he me
RS ri. peutioner to appoint review
y. ]. GALLOWAY. q d
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
'H'RrY'TWo INDICTED
FOR RAISING FOOD PRICES

lnd,c,n,n.nnston sept 4.-TbIrty 49,,
bv y ,ehts Fsb We're returned here ,o,,",. ,wo
yss,i,,,,,oral neueral grand jury after ,n Iay 4,
prices ,,on se, to determine whetK.r ,ana n
here On "na been artificially ineroa ,Sos "a
by tho =" r,,r pretext OF having been caused ased
The NAV, warrants were issued for an
mIss,m'' e'Fted men who are locnI nor, al
,nd g', IN merchants or produce daoI I'm
"" .oaiI was arranged Tor tbeir ,eis na
,noSa N court, No natiopan,.
pm" Tra concerns were indicted 'o'''i'S
indictments are undor ~
m.r Inv and convictIon % me
,sm, ""e % $4,000 or one years irnnrtrr g,,les
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
lBut TOO many (. oi-ua take /.

~ -I--
ufeat deal OF temper, great Hhny
evil thoughts and deeds. TIL we can
hardly tie the corners over the pile, ana
,hen YEARLY march over the highway
~ life. bent down till we can't see the
sunahine and the flowers. seeing noun
Inp hut the sticks and stones ana the
dust and we say, what weary Jour-
nav. Idfe is filled with trouble ana with
sorrow. and happy Is he whose Ire 10
done" No. no, speak not thus OF IT.
Enjoy every minute of life not with
aenseless amusement, but with that
deep. lasting Joy OF full life. Find where
In lie the beauties OF existence; test the
full depths of the happiness OF society
land OF solitude and the journey OF HE
,..e4 ,., tarnp5,.iryrney OF sunshine
s.ousy burned aboHnSSo w
ns ana breast wbiIe hano
ssnen , stove with ! i,sng h
wneh became igEited fra, aV,a polls
the lIou,d on the stove. vha
threw tha caught fire. Mrs. Camnhe he
the kitcha, 'otle containing II on, :
the vard put instead OF faIIIna = =
the bousa 'ne bottle struck the sjds !,
burnIng c ahp exploded, THROWING ~ -
dress. over Mrs. CampbeIl,s
the = bne, ner fright Mrs. campboii -.
thirtv s ,a or her mother. NOR an 70
she y,a eee awaye the speed VIII ,.i ,uan
fury vas a whipping the Names ,, which
mofhsr py The time she reaobad a
torch sne was veritabIe h,,. ner
above s angry blaze IeapInn an
sheridan g,"s was toex,Insuish {, ti the fire Mr.,
r Ia Inhn nands a,. Mrs. campbell,s ION. one
sra Sphn nn1n Sheridan. put out the ar,, Groth-
ody pims hp, q large rug about his M sis, nss ny
,,sIy g, put n not before he too S was SISTER Ter >
'Ss N.Y. burned C on the hands was SER
,ont Snnpbell was SO badly h,
as ao'. ooth hands and one arn, burned burned a
= : one nneeessary for a doctor 70 ra eaat u s.
J narred na.,i skin before he coo,d ednove d, o.
rped @'uries. nr1 She was also paint,,,s Iress N
n n ~ pn m one OF her lower Iimhs @ a "
Il Ied -, n her breast but fortuna,os, % ana SO
! nohe oil the fire. Her evas M OF
'endent. '' ashland In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
LOUISA CHAPTER ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR yeAe

last FrIdny ,t"lar LAR, monthly meeting hel,
II. 4 NJ uy night Apperson Chapte,
elected a" the following officers .r, wara
n i = G,..,' newls' y, p; J. @, I.acl,ev y
I Rnrn ne'nn, = G. g. nm P' s - =,
, nu,sess' r' 6 OF H.. w. NJ Fnlker,..'1.' ~, -
!, l. "a a. ~; 4 N Hughes, Sec Hr,s9n' ns,,.s;
'pe,; = Ireas. II. G, wellman Srd dS,us y
!. y Moore, End "; Al. Carr ~
= ~ ~ Waldeck. Sentinat eu' ISL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
GIGnW0Od Stock Farm
aIeNwooo. ao. KENTUCKY.
v .. sHoRTRIDoE. Proprl..o,

Durham nero S of registered shortbo-r
Grass % asot,at uattle direct from the % aln.
No asayoo oI the herd is "Perfect,o,.
''o, sos'ss. Service offered al sS'lon - 90
IDEAL Beau" No. ss44s9 .,s.'
lnonths-old red bull hss, hSs, eight.
ana VIII be taken to w n osen sold
wn :, Little Fork in Elliott county
Irbt % .,a nave thoroushbreds for ..,.
nspec. o "' Farmers requested s :"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
oNe HUNDRED SPEAKERS
TO STUMP the srArr

soaan ~, nS' OF one hundred speakers
!, rVaN ~, y various sections OF Kont, 20
" ~ ~ cause of stamping out ineNy ini,a.ey
,u,ore NO. me next census is taken ts aeS ae
~ !, .n, ,naue by Kentucky Illiteraoy - 60 De
s,un az Frankfort. and ls nm, MI
This viii lnclude sa,lost almost
Ui ient olne.sis, im a, and men and women |
"' IN educational circles OF tbe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

farms @ ,ra TOR sALE:--An kinds q,
es rom . a. TO $50 a: village ,o,s
n,a ~ oc,subdivided, Good ROADS ana
who.,s,N ,o,,"olSN Hartman & PraI,har
= ~ 81. nd q os
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

voar ~ ~ season calls for som. :,
\ so,, ~"ilr 10 be re- papcred. We NJ
our ma nr,,,.s STOCK OF various grades ma
Company, ''yuer Hardware
gt-ai, |
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

Reid rhnmpiati q . . -.
who had beef ~ ~ =. te'esrapher,
hospital NJ Hiradnrtan err w. company
weeks with tyh autl f.yar W sor several
ed and returnc We Ion,sa nus recover
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

~ ISSUE Of The Tolcdo sy.,on,
scale journal. has 4 ycrr
\ lre of 4, G. Mcclure ona !,
g. llesmen, formerly Of o1.1h,s n S"S c,,,, o.
la.ibe noa,' s % pc doing exceeding Wen
pri,s y. business, having won leading
or'Jsr % 'of securing large number of
"a isst ~ L"uisa friends are glad |
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

nd,ni,S y Lackey has been ro,
sInnas eu democratic election eomr,p
con,. Upsr 81 Lawrence county WINS w
opiry also has been re-npno,n,, A
me Republican member p''o'h'ed as
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

NETs mas shannon has san, .,
nla. olice some fine t,ayn 20 the
bsr SS unat grew on a seediIh.o o,ed ga ap-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

~ ~ na...i, i'.'nehe I,ehe Ninson. Of near ~,
y, ,1, ~, l'',.sed through our town ~, w, w.
~, 'V,'le 70 East Lynn. where sh. %ggn ,9i,
m, ~ W Tor term of school ~ Wv, WI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

,',',. sa.rse Y Nfilliam Mcclure has s..
M s' $ire' p. 20 rc-onter schao, o"s e 20
~ ", Iof this city. has aIsa 70.
- "''"H Nyhc same school ,o gone
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

49,. LOOK LADIES' a. /. np,,o,
s i',,, received large and nn.t" ,1' nas
,.a,, ~,s n Dry Goods Dont b,ma,. M ,,s.s
sou Are this completc line unul
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

Ifnt,.A -, -7---------
med,ns, states paint Ia m. 49,.
4, 1,nm sum priced article on n. me m..p, os.'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Big Sandy Rangers.

: Big oanoy RANGERS
4 J.. NJ. Corns' Company Of Big Sandy
: Rangers started out May nth, 1861,
: from Wayne Court House. They fought |
a one among the first battles between the
n North and South. There was not
y man killed in this company from 1861 |
J to 1865,
a Now TO one and all, on the 26th day
4 of September in this month, let us give
those old veterans who still survive
n one more happy reunion.
: Following Is q roster of that COM
pany Those marked I'd" are dead,
those marked ~" are still living:
= j. NJ Corns d, J. NJ. Corns Jr. d ~
s Roser d. Charley is;, Bootas.sjooseoeae
Of Aab,.a ~ ~ Burgess sat,irdav
q Haatnssoann mtI ssank e visiting in Ru.se,, .nd
OF A., a; :. Loar, of Hunttrstan
IS louisa Tuesday. ston, was in
is mother e, W. W L. Ferguson is VISITING j..
: Mrs, Mrs. Frank Pigs s,,naa
! friends in Ashland nuay visited |
!. ,iran Mss Addie Marrs Is stna,
hnery in Pittsburgh 2 studying mil
lhaye es re, Bessie and Hernia na.a
' returned to Ceredo. -d"rcum
rred Walker. OF Woods
"e'S visitor here last week - busi-
Portsmouth Sa ana Paul Heston. q,
were here this weel, Vi
Horton sunGav aqry Horton i and Rowland /;
'naay visited in Ashland {
!. MISS MISS. Malta Farmer % M. {
her aunt, Mrs. w. Ma sn
pong m5S' r', Reed Roberts SUNDAY va :
soui'y' to visit relatives =
mrs e. r. vinson Il ,.,.. .
festival. attending the Fail 2
.rtai,'a dnd Mrs Lum Holbrook 49, z
!. Cinci,nane .neir brother, Mr.. McG,tr In
Mss Dixie Hun left lss,
: - o'ehtad' where she win atto meek Tor
coming year ''ehu school 3
ya Ee ,s,.,' Murray, of Huntinsto
rsIo, A. visited the family ar = 'on'
"siey last saturday 0i 9. 2,
ar. = and Mrs. Charles Nan
Y " Castle. Texas. are %gnohaid, r.Ia,oi, of
NY OF William Carey ns the 3
3D., Maude Hoagland ratnr
i rom pleasant visit ~ ,
trends In Chillicothe. O
+, ~, stant ,, Clayton. who bad hoo, 3
tjma ives In this vicinity for
e' saturday returned 10 Asb. 2
Mnnd. = Johnson, with her son
lpnuay Went to CentraI I. son 0OOO
sne VIII place the boy n
:. - :" eoeo,
: Mcclure, Mcclure, Of Terre Haute Ina :
. 80 20 see his wife, who is
y s' night relatives. He returned
william Clark saturdav
20 lexington. She was ao re-
= is "a TAR as Ashland by her dan5il
>. Richard CARED. uaugh-
a., g. 1. Stewart aud daughter
an "n Ia hays, Tuesday went ~
g., 60 Mhere Miss Hays win az, =
: observatory of Music.
no Mrs A. W. Bromley
!, nirs: Clara Johnson. and snr
,o'u''S went to Dayton ohjn
" son was placed in school
Y $ Burns and daupb,o,. g
/, icy ana Kizzie Clay. Tnas
~, 70 Cincinnati, where NJ
!" enter Mt. St Josepb's
: Mrs Fred ]. Farmer ana g
sr OF Lexington, spen, san
week with Mrs w 4 NV ~" a
abroad lot the fc
rareum eum n, and and Mr. and Mrs ~
= OF ceredo, and DR.. n 2 fo
h. ~ Iorehlight, Thursday
iuheral OF their relative
: Marcum, at Fort Cav
/, u, Reid, Of Parkersbure y \
W y, mednesday night with ,on
irs Ed X. Spencer Sh
ny morning for st Ahan
'rence ohurch
: Atklnson returned Mon 0OOOoooOO
,uway' Ky. where she ~
Mss Us. Althea Silvers u,ho orLlIrr,
Nentucky Female ScbnaI Aer
e, Mrs. Atkinson is oao1, moo, WANTED
nh..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

rscan @ lnst received new autararh,, a. @nahnon
purchased
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

cros e years before has IN. n,.,
~ al ~ THIS bart Of the co,,n,,., ~ melon
,.,,,, ., ke ana 50 good. prlces -, oeen
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

Jelly ela. --------
Ia any emsses oa. and Mason's rruI, q.
Comm N.Y. quantity at Snyder Hard,,. s yars 8
% q T.,
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seSt,il. 's'u Mrs John Rahan ~ ~,
~ s NJ. I've, nre occupying the an,r,,i.is bus-
,a,, ar. ana Mrs. Lee Henry n wht tr'ei,,s
iattcr arr M Iropton. "hiie The
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

comn.r, IRE Insurance In an Old ~,
Louisa ~ see q. II. Burgess n, e tne
Nauonal Bank. me
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Length ~, Display Tailoring. 4 r,,,,
,'apea Sept. i2th. al plercoa ru,l
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~ M SALE Choice New nv.
Tr Oats at my farm rye l.Y and
it-pd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

Yayland Msrrs s has returned fro,,
I agent where he had been worhlnn ieI,n
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* son OF VIM. Garlana
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M M1IlcE TO 2 NTRAcroRs Az,

,,,,,,- lt,rNS \ Piasterinr coIi =.
s,l mIi,e GGoRGFY'ffER. LoIrIsA M p or
Gohuhet Plostcrer Flrst class NJ
sua'Iahteed Prices reasonabIo "ork
ft.pd-g O. IS |
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

distributuioonp tuiopernmental publication =,
Of the om deoon,i among the pupils Nor aor
of the btptive bnIIati and statistical wOs,' most
Cora wiIson e'in was prepared bv wurk NOT
much in son son Stewart, who has dans ,nrs.
mounta,no,,a oeradicating illiteracy ~ uone %
districts of Kentucky. me
Seine, from the
veine, maiden in
Luetar %em ne e. said, I'm the Due
me Whispered: "Ob as,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11
PING FOR RENT.

bs IN Louisa has been
nto good condition
Mt Plenty OF room
nesis. Good light,
ii plenty OF shelv-
&c or call on A. j.
M, va. tf-9-1lI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

Pa >h1s4 ~ night last nro i,
III S.1o@ @strOyed the Grind ~ Y
~ ether buildings cn,s,,,. Dpeta
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Eatterns Ent n in Fan Dress
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

l. ndrton Tor NJ r..
Flour and Fresh nro.,l., ai,leus
tf-s-I
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Louisa win be on exhibition u. rle'uv ''',n n
store. Don't miss II. The prices W."
~, unoat reasonable. -
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eres. frontiny4
two miles, n
osits webb

cleared ana cuitivath h,,.s. Title s0od
Address FIRED w. WALKER woods.
Ky or R. T. BURNS. Louisa. Ky. 5-11
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Elr,

In .. ~ r. dtl
Perfect Fitting
70 your measure
10, Special Dis.
cE's STORE. |
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Jhr- and Mrs. j, NJ.
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9 BITES FOUR
\ CHILDREN IN VOL

Ky, Sept. 5.-A messa %
a, THIS place from Tor.
Nc dog, running at large
ny sy,aa bitten four children
.ir,Nr,eturning from school
'w1led. oo'
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lookl LApA

The ladies OF Lo0
win be Interested ~
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-11

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30
ARour HAROLD MRAY

Editor Day Book:-Referring to
Jack Robbins inquiry in The Day
Book relative to Harold Wray," the
history of this poor, unfortunate boy
as related by Robbins and the an
swers given in seven out of twelve
cases is sad and tragic commentary
on the heIlish system under which we
exist and some of the ignoramuses
that are responsible for it.
This case is but one of thousands
where boys and girls are perverted
from their natural selves and human
impulses by the environment in
which they live and become finished
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30
w instead of for the loop business

town instead of for the loop business
interests. Ill.,.
think the people of Chicago would
be foolish to vote that money for sub
ways until they find a way to get
council that can enforce service on
the street railways we have now. If
they can't get service under the
agreement they now have, it's cinch
they won't get it after giving that So
per cent back to the companies. A
street railways promise to the public
isn't worth tinker's dam. No prom
Use will be kept except under compul-
sion.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30
LETTERS TO EDITOR
= THE MONEY SNOWFALL

Editor, Day Book:-As a reader of
The Day Book l have been interested
in the various articles appearing
therein, touching on the remedies for
the industrial conditions existing in
this country and particularly in the
report of the proceedings of the gov
ernmental commissions investiga-
ton.
may be wrong, I probably am, but
to me it seems deliberate attempt to
throw dust IN the eyes of the people.
The cause Of the trouble is as plain
as the sun at MONDAY. Let me il
lustrate: AS a boy, you have no
doubt taken a ball of wet snow and
commenced rolling it. In a short
time it had grown and grown, gather
ing every moment larger and larger
quantities, until soon: everything in
sight was In its grasp.
What was true of the. wet snowfall
is true of a fortune so large that the
owner cannot use the income for the
support OF himself and family. /
mean that there is an excess over and
above all his needs. This surplus is
reinvested, and with. every reinvest-
ment, like every roll of the SNOWFALL,
the surplus becomes larger, until to-
day the banks, railroads, coal and
iron and copper mines and public util-
tiles of all kinds are in the hands and
under the control of very few in
dividuals. 80
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30

The field for individual human en- :,
deavor grows ever smaller and small
er. The mass Of the people are wage
earners, and women and children are
forced into the offices, factories and
mines to exc out a miserable, precar-
ious existence, while all the time
these great fortunes, this turning
SNOWFALL, grows larger and larger.
What is the remedy? f
will concede to every man the
right to gather unto himself all Of
money, property and wealth that he
or his family or friends can use dur
ing his or their lives, but no man has
the physical power and he never
should be given the legal power to
control, when dead, the things that
are necessary to the health, happi-
ness and welfare of the living. -.
Here is the remedy: Wipe of our
statute books the right to make Wills.
Provide by law that when man dies
his property to the amount OF say
$500, 900 shall descend to his heirs,
the balance shall revert to the state
in which it is located.
This would not be confiscation,
neither would it tend to discourage
individual effort. A man would have
the same incentive to provide for
himself and family, but he would give
it to them in his lifetime, and when
he had enough he would quit. The
incentive for keeping the SNOWFALL
turning would be taken away.-G. l.
HilIiker, $50 WaVeIand AW. ~,
ABOUT HAROLD WRAY