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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

The forward industrial movement
in Bennington has received still an
other impetus, in the contract made
for the coming of new business to
the plan; OF the late Col. Olin Scott.
No town in Vermont. except, posi-
bly, Brattleboro, has made the ad-
vance that Bennington. has du ing
the past five years and Bennington
has been more fortunate than Brat
tleboro, because our industries are
more diversified Several small OF
moderate sized plants are noe yalu-
able than one big industry, for if any
thing happens to one OF them the
loss is not so severe. Bennington has
developed a new and better spirit
during the past few years. The old
anvil chorus that was so strong here
a few years ago has been on the run
70 some time and the executive com
mittee of the knockers club keeps
pretty quiet nowadays. There are a
number of forces that have worked
tho change. Our churches and
schools were never so strong, active
vigorous and harmonious as now
Tho Civic LeagueNand the Boa.d OF
Trade have been and are powerful
factors, not only in actual accom-
plishment, but in showing the people
that the way to go ahead is to start
and keep trying. II is slow, hard
work and there are many disappoint-
ments, occasional mistakes and
heartbreaking delays. In the final
analysis though. il is not the public
organizations, but the people them
selves that make town so up or
down. We have developed here
something Of the western spirit of
pulling together for Bennington and
it is a mighty fine thing. We arc
learning not to whine when some
body makes a mistake in trying to do
better. Any fool can grumble and
tear down and destroy. The real PEG
pie are those who try to build up. AS
Flank Greene has said over and over
again, bat never too often or too en-
phGtically, The only real success. con
rists of doing tho best YOU can the
thing you can do the best" This
great truth applies to a town as well
as to an individual and town is
what its people make i.--not merely
the rich and powerful. but YOU and /.
the rank and file of plain ordinary
folks, who are willing to do our little
share and not knock those who take
hold of the hard parts and do the
best they can with what they have to
do with.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

pose but have found Syrup Pepsin
the only one always reliable. A bot
tie can be obtained al any drug store
for fifty cents OF one dollar. the lat
ter size being bought by families al
ready familiar with It's merits.
Syrup Pepsin is mild, pleasant
tasting and non-griping Mothers
give It TO tiny infants. and yet it is
effective In grovnups. II is Tor
everyone who suffers from any form
Of stomach. live or bowel trouble,
constipation. dyspepsia. biliousness.
etc. Its action win so delight you
that you will forever avoid harsh ca
thartics. purgaiives. pills and salts.
Families wishing to Try a free
sample bottle can obtain It postpaid
by addressing DR.. W. r. Caldwell.
4l9 Washington St. Monticello. IN.
A postal card with your name aud
address on it will do
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

The safe arrival OF Col Rooseyoi;
at Manaos is good nows. For some
wholly unexplained reason there
mas been widespread fear that some
thing serious had happened TO the
former president and the fac. that
his first dispatch states that he has
been quite III justiaes the fear that
has been abroad. The students OF
psychology and telepathy VIII OK.
plain 10 their own satisfaction, at
least. how this knowledge that ali
was not we'll reached the public mind
but for the rest of Us II is one Of
those mysteries that we occasionally
meet but cannot explain or under
stand. Col. Roosevelt has been do
ing a great work of exploration and
study and he is particularly well.n'-
ted for IL. II is to be noted that IN
his first dispatch Col Roosevelt pays
particular tribute 10 George ". Cher
rie, who is a citizen OF Vermont,
though we do not know OF what town.
Il is in order for his home people 20
recognize the honor he has gained
Manaos, where the Roosevelt party
has arrived. is in the interior OF Bra.
I'll, some 200O miles up the Amazon
river. There IS steamer connections
from Manaos to the coast cities and
If he is able to travel. Col Roosevelt
can get home inside OF month.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01
FreckIe-Face
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How 20 Remove Easily

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable dealer that it
will not cost you penny unless it
removes the freckles; while if it does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength from w. l.. Gokay
and few applications should show
YOU how easily it is to rid yourself of
the homely freckles and get beauti-
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back IL it fails to remove
freckles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01
HotU TO OUercome
a Bad Constipation
There Is a Nnd Laxative That Will
Bring Safe and Pleasant
Relief over Night

Il is only natural that the simplest
OF ailments should be the most gen-
eral. and so We have a whole nation
suffering from constipation and indi-
gestlon. for they are closely allied.
But common as constipation Is many
people do not seem 10 know they
have Il. They will complain OF head
ache. droWsiness or biliousness. all
unconscious OF the cause o. the
trouble
You should have a full and free
movement a. least once a day. II
you pass a day you are consupated.
and the result will be that you will
catch a cold easily OF have a more
serious ailment. To cure the consti-
patton and forestall sin grayer
trouble take e dose OF Dr. Caldwell's
syrup Pepsin at night before retir-
ing and by morning relief will come,
without disturbance from sleep OF
any Inconvenience.
Legions OF people use Il regularly
in such emergencies. some OF them
formerly chronic inyalids. who had
suffered from constipation all their
lives. Mrs. y. Frantz. 60 Eighth St
Salem. Ohio. took physics for years
and. worst Of all, without much
avail Finally, she began 10 take Dr.
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin and toda,
she is no longer troubled and eats
wha she likes. Many others vii
tell you that they have tried mos
things recommended for this pur
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

tko Cyc. ID moved 80
that u Euf Around the
tompie nnaiiy 10 moved
into hcr hair and tla
hair Zen oui on tie spot
Nhwo the ringvorm vas
b. this time II vas
LANCER than hall a dollar.
lt burned and iichosi 20
10 NH ..-r-ilh mil
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

FRANK E. HOWE Editor and Pub,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01
Brown HOLDS CONFERENCE
Rsportee 70 Have oisessssd Ps.rsn-
ace Matters attn democrats

Mcnlpeiie- April zg-Martin A.
Brown of Wilmington and Boston ar.
rived here tonight aud vas closeiec
al the Pavilion hotel until late
hour with James r. Burke Of West
Rutland. James r. Burke Of Burling
ton. Homer &. Comings OF Richford
q. n. Gleason ~ 81. 1ohnsbury. G
n. Pape OF Barre and p. p. Bailey OF
Montpelier.
Fede-al patronage Tor vermont
democrats Is reported 10 have beef
the subject OF discussion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

ion, and II is reported that he will
become its chairman. Mr.. Estse Is
now member OF the Educational
commission.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-01

Strawberries, asparagus, cucum
bers. lettuce, radishes, sweet pota
toes. endive caulifowers and new po
tatoes at Estes market. Adv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
MODEL COUNTY PRISON

The new county Jail 81 lhhc1NG y
nov almost finished TINS ! PERHAPS
the most perfect prison, r"us'defrn
from the viewpoints u s.mlnN"u sal
CIV. architecture and workmanship, lr
the state Experts have been busy
during the past ten ia putunEin lh'
cells ma other non work. and the con
tractor Is finishing the healiHui lali
ers residence which is Situated just .n
trout of The jail
Thp l6wer Moor Of The iGl comprises
"a number 81 Individual coils ana me
cells 81 the upper loor consist Of sev
triH Individual compartments also one
Target compartment for the aoH"nt-
mont ~ several together and on both
iIoofs the cntirc system nt celS"is rna
cased iu Z great iron cage, So that ~
order 10 escape, The prisoner must hrsl
BREAK through the walls oI his cell,
then break through the cage aud last
lin force his WAY through n" hcaVilS
barred windows ANY one % these
three barriers BIS aouAider"d break
proof. and ii is d safe bet thEt there
win be no escapes The lloors. walls
and roof are built of reinforced con
crete. and the building presents the
idea Of a solid concretf box from
which il is humanity impossible 70
break forth.
II win be finished and ready foi use
by December lst ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30

PROT Tal Tor H Mcclure ~ Wayne,
W Va. "a teacher 81 much note was ON
e visit to relatives here Saturday
rror John I.kers, School Supt. Of
Lawrence county. was visitor 10 our
county last wcck ..a. ,..
pr T. 4 Thompson and " NJ Nor
rs. ~ rgKcvile, passed through here
Wednesday,. ca fout. 20 baltimore
,,hrfr ST. Morris VIII enter the John
Hopkins hospital. tur treatment Mr.
Morris nr the second time has been
stricken totally blind very rar.
FREAK Of NJ op,ical nerves
The SANDY city public school dis
tric3 voted saturday last on u bond is-
SUE Of 81. 500 Tor the purpose ~ build
INK 3, now and more up4 tu-d date build
ing Tho electors voted o" by about
100 WIZ .....
.:lru.I% allow tar.ry "a, that ~ ohus
ink the urEi money market now, what
was The cause IN 1873 a. 1907"
. John Kelley. escorted bG tht Slsr.fT
90 johnson county went tu i'niutHvillc
Monday where kelley win await ~ the
FnIulsNlllr Nrl the action - tbs Com
mouwcHlth Tor UfcHk.nE into the Con
solicitation Coal CpE -tnrc and lfting
$500 Kelley WEllc here confraAcd 10.
sheriff Spears and our I1llrr
The street fair that cShihitri here
the past week haE gone. ana u ~ 10 be
hoped never "a reform again These
fairs are a cusz "A dcluston aid a snare.
and no city should tolerate them
The residences OF Gus II Hampton.
g.. + Silcutt J u Lowcry and Rev @.
slaughter were broken into last
week by supposed thugs attached %
the street carnival Small amounts 81
cash was secured from each house SIC
ncthg taken from c Sncutt the
largest
Hon VI Bowling the hcll wealth
cr Tor Kentucky Of the Buil Moose
flock, is stopping at the Euilrr House
Mr. Bowling says they are going TO
elect a Congressman Ia the flf,h and
Tenth Districts
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
OLD FloDLERs' coNTgsf

The CITY was fun Of hddl"s @nd ODD
lime nddlers Yesterday as never s''|'
before. They came from every corner
OF Eastern Kentucky to participant y
siE..I,iddlrrs Contest. which was t,td
at the Imp Thratrr last might hEeN
county u:rhe ueiEhburh"od OF FIX"
furnished lis quota u old time tunes
,rrs and q packed audience ran. Ii"l
with merrimcut throuEh"ui A"peF'"" "'
Sustained artistic eiiort ..
Tom Burchctt, u Pr"stonsh"TE'
WINS. fame AS a fiddler has Eou" out
trt1 tn. world. exhibited the woud"rtui
ar, pnssIhilirtrs Of the old tunes. ana
his uncle Harry Rurchett OF near
Catlettsburg. also arrived hylhe even
ing train. Harry AHis6u's rendering
m "pop Goes the Weasel 90 piece
which Arthur Pryor made famous. Is
10 be classcd among n" best Pr"dh'-
lions Gf the evening But II was re-
served Tor Alex BriElcyy comm"DiN
called Bear Brigley - farmer ana
trapper OF near thus city, t" carry on
the $1,000 prize aud the additional
prize Of a.. "trip to Louisville tn No
vcmber with all expenses paid q 't,
tcpd the Grand Winners Contest "a,
which time Il viii be decided who Is
the champion oC an Eastern kentucky
Brtrlpv has taken the supremacy az
many contests of ths character held ~
rYkrviue. and b. Is coHhd"ui ihAi nc
VIII. win Ia the final bout Just as ne ana
at the beginning .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
ON POND CREEK.

We made an excursion to stone last
evening and took in the large Depart
ment store Mt that point of the Pond
Creek Stores Co, We We're astonished
at the perfect arrangement OF this big
mercantile, establishments 1t was "a
revelation to us. 1t was a little world
of convenience aud commodious apart
ments within itself. The splendid
market apartment amazed us. Max
ing their own ice. the courteous man
.ager MIR. w r. Rarbee, invited us to
walk into his refrigerator, and We
came near being converted into u cake
OF ice before we got@out This market
eclipses anything OF the Mid We have
ever seen IN the large" cities From
the basement To the roof this store has
spacious departments. that are really
IA wonder Of perfection sand attra'-
tiveneSs. All the characteristics OF. a
big mercantile establishment are
worked on the different floors i'll the
most perfect order. We were very
much pleased with our trip 10 roma
Creek. though limited in. our time""h
sight seeing. W." return THANKS L"
MIR Barbee for his courtesy ana nos
pitaNty in showing us through mas
immense store The manager informs
us that we have n& begun To see the
wonders OF Pond Greek. and some day
we shall take ii all i'm and then tell
our readers what "A paradise we nave
ON the waters of Pond Greek ON the
borders of odd Kentucky. We nave
seen the light Of progress that is break
ing in this great development and ""
shall continue to investigate VII
hanson Daily News s." ID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
FLOYD COUNTY'S
RECORD FOR WEEK.
News From Prestonsburg
and the Surrounding
Country.

SIR " Alley aud daughter Hessle
ana MISS Incz Uutrcll returned Mon
day night from I.ouisvilo.
Fred walker, Of woods. was a nus
mess visitor here "wednesday
oscar Webb. " raokey. WIS here
Tucsdny
Luther Price. ~ Euat Point who
has been attending court here has res
turned home
Misses ella Noel 6 white, Fern
Benntt and Margaret Davies returned
Dunn al Wreksbury
Mrs rrlcS Howcs ~ Mus,H bottom.
4.tt.r.T.I ,,,UVt Af,4uIu.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
PEOPLE GET HEALTH AID.

= r..
The health campaign now betNg
conducted by Or. NJ. w. Steele ans
assistants throughout Pike county Is
meeting with great: success. IN oruer
to secure the very best health como,
tons for the people LIVING in mus
county, and that we may bear the
proper health reputation abroad u Is
the duty of every individual 20 teno
every aid and assistance possible IN
order that this worthy movement may
Rave an opportunity to do something
for us. The fact that the Fiscal Court
has appropriated aid for Or, Steele
and the additional fact that. the eitS
and county health authorities are CIV
inc every possible aid, backed by the
Boards of Health and Education
should be sufficient evidence OF the
Importance of the undertaking. pr' l.
A, Thompson, Of Pikeville, has Voiun.
teered to give free advice IN regard 70
this hiahly important health movement
and those who want TO kno" more
about Il should apply 20 him. Inc
disease Of hookworr and typhoid ap
pear TO have strangle hold on th's
locality. and IN fact on all Eastern
Kentucky, and il is the object OF tine
campaign to eradicate these diseases
from among US. h. -. e..
Or. Steete's campaign for the coming
week Will take him TO the eastern part
- the county, to Peters Greek Black
us -. Pond and Johns Creek and he
ilgnitreturn here for a three days meet
NJ on November A., 2 and 10. Every
should hear his lecture at the
md Arrest point, and everyone should
,or ow his willingness to aid BY taking
,.e examination. It costs nothing to
u" either the examination or the
!, t atment. So don't fail TO hear HIM
and let him know that you appreciate
his great work in behalf OF humanity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
MARTIN COUNTY -..>
AND INEZ NEWS.
What the People are Doing
in that Section of
the State.

The Rock castle Lumber Co Is clos
ing down its lumber yards and job of
work after this week They Will not
begin work again till April, 1915.
Attorneys w. II. Preece and Jos. M.
Finley have just returned from week
in Cincinnati, where they have been
looking after business interests
Business in this county Is very quiet
at the pre- ut writing.
The Ub dor Fuel Gas co. is active a
present arG' is expecting to strike
two good gas wells any day.
Sam Crider, lumberman, is carrying
on the only saw-log job that is being
carried on in this county, with the eN-
ception of the Rockcastle Lumber Co
The "Old Guard" is driven off the
street for few days by the cold wave
They spend the major part Of their time
in watching the bridge builders con-
structing the immense steel bridge oT-
er Rockcastle creek. They are "on
hand constantly and are protuse with
suggestions and warnings. Their con-
duct is very graphically depicted IN the
following humorous poem, THE Bridge
commissioners.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
ANNUAL OYSTER SUPPER.

In accordance with a long standing
custom. the ladies' Of the Presbyterian
Church will give an annual oyster sup
per II the parlor of the church thls
eveAihg. This event has never failed
To be a delightful social occasion In
when everyone has found great en-
10, Enent Besides the oysters and 9th
er Idishes, music aud social entertain
mdnt will occupy the evening, and'{he
public generally is invited to attend
Snd bring all friends for a pleasant
AQur
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
LETCHER CO. .Nr as. Ty s"@ !
H. AND , MITE st St , tyl.ow y, .
What is HAPPENING 'Dv&
.' Rich Coal Territory
of Kentucky.

VI AA~AseN-~ Is
H.. ...... 49,. n
Whitesbure. Ky. oct, Or. IA |
Shirley. hookwOrm specialist of wa |
chester. assisted by Misses Rubye Al |
len and Virginia James, of Bowling |
Green, are making their final clinic un |
hookworm here and will leave the |
county early next week after making |
a months campaign in the county. in
which examinations aud tests nave
milnity in the county. According I"
tests Dr. Shirley says at least 60 per
cent Of the people of LetChcr@ county
have .hookworm, and that conditions
are actually alarming !. Large crowds
we're ON hand at every clinic. g.. ...
.-.... .... ---=--. ....
Judge j" NJ. Robertson. Of Ptkevill",
has ordered that "A special term Of the
Letcher Circuit Court viii be held here
the second Monday in November dur
iug which term the county's congested
dncket will. be cleared Of all the civil
cases, the large number having been
accommodating for years. Judge Rober
son is determined 70 clear the docket.
and. it is said, also, that at the next
grand jury term tina vote traffic w1I be
Investigated and thoroughly gone into
~. #... .---=------r g.. e.. .....
Hon. H. NJ. Hosldns. Progressive
candidate FOR Congress from the Ienth
district, was here from PikeVille a few
days ago making a canvass of the dis
trict. Mr., Hoskins believes that me
strength Of the Progressive party Is
Increasing ut lively rate and that.@
good showing will be made AT h"Nl
| Tuesdays election. ' b.. .: .....
-.-.---,-- .@...: ..
According to telephone adYlces re-
ceived from Poor Fork, on the harRtt
county border. yesterday a depIoraoie
| shooting match occurred there. hie'
of Police Josiah CreeCh went To- arrest
a man named Parker when Parker re
sisted and opened ire, the ohlctr re.
! turning it. It was desperate paul"
| in which a number Of shots were nrt'H
/ Lincoln Coldiron, Young man was
! shot three times. either shot OF when.
would have proven fatal, through .,hee
stomach ana breast ana M.Ss
the thigh Atterward Parker was al
rested and taken to lail pending 'I
Investigation Az last reports E"Iui"i'.
was expected to dAe az any "l"iI''3'.
| The affair Is deeply dePlore"'
Us Deputy Collector Jon1 y. NJ
THf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
The aBridge Commissioners

These are busy days in lnez'
Martin countys pretty seat
They're spanning Rockcastle's waters
Eyith a bridge that's hard to beat
If vorr> miss familiar faces,
Or the Mold Guard you would seek,
Youu 6ndNhey're superintendin
Down at Hockcastle Creek
They gather each~.m for roll-cal
At the weIl-known rendevouzi
And after they have Ill reported
And each member gets his chew,
In Indian fashion they maEt their way
with hauteur far from meen-
For they are bridge Commissions -
Down at Rockcastle Greek
III you want to learn bridge building
Just saunter along that way;
Some require months and others years,
The Guard" builds them in a day.
We have built castles in TIE air,
In childhood a funny freak
But that's quite tame with what you
Down at Rockcastle Creek,
Big Bill" is the master builder
And he's always at his post
Az he is not a reg lar member,
He acts as the "Old Guards" host
He tells of the work in detail
With figures his brain must reek--
THE county's safe with BIZ on deck
Down at Rockcastle Creek,
The "Old Guard" was well divided
As to kind of bridge II should bei
some wanted iron and others stnpe'
And they surely were AZ
Some said IL should be a We,
For Il rained hard one v
One had dresm"' Ship ...--s ~ ne.
I night"
Down at Rookcastle Greek ~ irS ~
They're planning for ttInds' upsr,
The Judge" WI . spenos' day
will be NoT'hEB'
><'iA-ror big Bill, heKNe Z.
the town W.
- .Old Gltn. ~
N they're supeiR
ROclkcaHtl1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

srs, t...,.,t.. Itrt|ts. rrpptlTEE 90 the
~ ,,,,,r. fnsrr ~, leadership
ll,.,,,. tl,a noted I.ana
~ r. ,.W,, XII i.,.r. attended WIN
III. 1919 KIN h., mas brcu aDr
go, ~ ,.s,,r Rcy D. q
'sS H., lrrrlbns N Ptkrvillr
in,ned IND fc.iytl lu. urion services
r,,.,.,,,pt .,nd oyaUing. ana
- -,.,,, ,,,I',.r.,, srcntrd rhr cytrgc-
~
co., ,u.,r 5id gp dalnapc BROKE
,fi.g..tHoE lIyGrF barn OF Nt WllME
r ,d ,ri,u4frr. 90 las, S.uWuf
WIKI, NAE XIX discoyr "a
,.,.,. ,rg,G. d,,unrr H duue
"rinf" 7'i'',gs ,.,.,rf no.
li"h' .r,nrt.y ,d
buDp," .,U,,,,r4 "a voters on Tia
HI'SN'"' II I'M rGur
ssn'9 ~ w. .i
F""i' Y y n,iin. IN rnrrpc Ijye hls
,,.L,d Ms scott avenue residence
tia"'" ,r,, ,,spra DN
ir,,,,,r,,,.na Dasigrs ana occupied b.
,1tr ,rd MA WIir Yost on HELLER
so,,tr,. " 4 Harris. Of Whtcpost
.r,,s r,urr, has hcen in PikcUllc Of
''n ~ ,er,t DAYS
,,.,,in. nrnmincn business
~ s't,,,"',, n,yn he,.n busincss
naII,.rs III pikeyiiIe during the past few
~ pnrtIay, Grant Vauover
-, Inward Rurpo, H.. +.
N tahrunr / Roach
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30

At next Tuesdays election Letcher
county people will be given an oppor-
tunity'of voting bonds for the building
sd roads all over the county-a
the right direction, and our
n not fail To vote the bonds
etcher county should
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
A Happy Home
Read What Pcruna DID

Mrs, James F. Summit. No. looe
East Eighth St, Muscatine. Iowa.
writes:
MY health was so miserable for
years that l was practically an in
valid. We had no family, owing to
my Ill health was induced to give
Peruna trial. and found very quickly
that Il was helping me.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30

Hon. II. NJ Hosilins, Progressive
candidate for Congress from the Tenth
district. was here from Pikeville a few
days ago making a canvass OF the alS-
trict, Mr. Hosktns, believes that inc
strength Of the Progressive. party Is
increasing ut "A lively rate ana 'hat ="
good showing will be made at l}"Nt
Tuesday election: '.. -:.' 81 49,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30

Emin Elan and w + Webb, editor
and business manager respectively o.
the Mountain Eagle here, are making
a desperate effort to revive the Noun
tain Press Association and hold "A
meeting some time before the end OF
the year Great good would no doubt
result BY the organization which has
number Of times made a failure. Editor
ELAN is corresponding with all the edi-
tors OF the mountains in an effort to
get them Interested.