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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
AuxIER.

Sunday school st-this place is pro-
crossing nicely.
Miss Jennie Wells has returned home
from Seco. where she has been visiting
her brother, c. J Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Powers made a
business trip TO Prestonsburg Mon
day.
Joseph Auxier Of East Point died
Saturday after being i'll for some time.
Messrs. Henry Wells, Jim Hopson
and others from this place have been
attending the revival meeting at
Brandy Keg this week
Mr.. and Mrs George Wells were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Wells
Sunday last.
Paintsville football team played foot
ball with the boys at this place Sun
day. The game ended in favor Of Aux
Ter
Miss Jennie Wells spent SUNDAY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
NOTICE..

Pursuant 10 instructions received
from the Hon Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue, | proceeded to Dew Drop
| Elliott- co. Ky, on November %, 1915.
md seized upon Fruit DNinory
4l3, operated by John Il Conn fpr
violation OF Section 1850, Of the Fcd
eral Statutes, or for having taken from
a barrel containing Az gallons brandy
all but two gallons, some Ind been
marked and gagged by United States
Gauger and still in tho designated
place % deposit without any tax paid
stamp attached thereto. and for tho
above reasons. the following descrb.
ed articles named below were seized
upon and viii be sold and the proceeds
of same after all expenses of seizing.
selling and etc have been deducted
therefrOm will be placed 10 the credit
OF the Secretary OF the United States
Treasury, unless claimed by some 9th
er party and in this event said owner
or claimant Will he required Ia flc
notice with the Collector or Deputy
Collector of the 7th Internal Revenue
Dist, setting up claim OF ownership
and file bond in the penal sum 81 $3.50
in the inside OF 80 days from the time
first notice is published thereafter
said sureties to be approved by Collec-
tor or Deputy collector. conditioned
that, in case OF condemnation Of the
articles so seized, the obliRors shall
pay all the costs and expenses OF the
proceedings to obtain such condemns
ton, and upon the delivery OF such
bond to the Collector or DEPUTY Col
lector, he shall transmit the same, with
the duplicate list or description Of the
goods seized. to the United states Dis
trict Attorney for the district. and said
attorney shall proceed thereon In the
ordinary manner prescribed by law
List OF valuation OF distilling appar.
atus and brandy seized
One copper still, complete with cap
worm and worm tank, capacity 100
gallons, valued at .,..#,,,.y 1900
Five empty barrels and one key, yalu-
ed at. ..... .......,..... ..... $500
Eleven fermenting tubs, capacity 200
gallons each, valued NJ .,.. $500
one cask c33 eallons apple brandy
100 per cent proof valued at $500
Total 2Ol.OO
Yours,
io-l2-st Q. g, FLANERY,
Int Rev, 4 division, Z Dist Ky,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
LOOK At A CHILD'S
TONGUE WHEN CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
BEST FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
BAD BREATH, BAD COLDS, ".-
SOUR STOMACH


GctH lo-ccut box ...'.. g..
'Slck headache. " MHuusrlrss rfintc,i
tongue head and nose tloggcd an a.,i
"a. cold always trace this 10 torpid
liver delayed frrmcnilug food lH tn
bowclr or sour, gaSsN stomach
Poisonous matter clupgrd iu The hi
tcstiurs instead 81 being cast oui 81
The system j. rc-absgrbcd into thr
blood When this poison reaches tho
delicate brain tissue II causes c6nFrs.
ions and that duh throbhlUg, stCkcu.
ing headache. o."
Cascaretn Immediately cloause tifr
stomach, remove Ia" sour. undIEcstrd
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver ard carry out all
the cnnsupatcd waste matter ana pois.
un- In the bowels
CRscarct tonight win surely
straighten you out BY morning, They
work while you sleep lO-ccnt box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular f0r months
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv
'1UIset 70 change slthosi aotIo1

, . "@0I'e' 70 ehAhae uithost aOlius
Effective January ). 1915.
Local trains leave Louis,
bound s'ls a m. week dav. s.n.
IS p IN, daily and
p. >, Ns y, bound. cave Louis, 80 :.
H. H.. ,dn'ly; s'ls p m. week day,
fi'e Ashland It.iS a M t.n ~
., m week days, Gn
10 Lex Lexington, LouI.vIll. and w.. :
>, Leave Ashland 100 p. 90
MA m, daily. Local. week day. 70
'Hston, iO,ss a m. ' " u
To Cincinnati and w.., -!
=. Leave catlettsburs erpr... a.,
80 a, m 1880 .. m. Local, =,
, i,e"Ve Ashland. express. daily a..
daily 100 p m
E-''boSnd. Main Linz.
, Leave Ashland. express dam :,
IL ~ lEso a m. Local asnv
,h,nnlnSton. l7:si ,. mr. run, s,y .
Ton week days ~ " Mn
J. y mAacum, Au,- Louise. <,
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irnntom Portsmouth. Cincinnati. Coi-
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hair Chicago aud Columbus C,nn.c.
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West 3nd Northwest ~
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u"nS Pullman sleeper. one 81
l"lnmhns Connects al CIncinns,a "
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tolk CAFE Car. % Nor
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caves heGoFa 5.46 n ~ ,ay
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For fpll Information apply 10
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ROANOKE. VA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
unAl CATARRH is

, 1t has been said that every third
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates general weakness
of the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs and vapors do little.
if any good.
cause by enrichiuq your blood with the
oil-food in SCOTS Emulsion which is a
medicinal food and buildng-tonie, free
fromalcohol or any harmful drugs. Tryit.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
EMMA.

Rev. r +. Rice. OF Fallsburg closed
weeks meeting at this place sunday.
He had good attendance with great In
terest, Hope there were much good
done as Bro Rice is good preacher
and lahored hard TO try to get souls
saved.
Married, on the 81 day Of November
at the home of r. Taylor by Rev K. f.
Rice MIR. Orwell Elan to Miss Bessie
Mosley, The groom is the son OF the
widow ELAN at Alonzo and the bride
IL daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Mosley. Of Alvin, Ky Both are nice
young people May their life be long
and happy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS
Life Termer Dissatisfied
With Pardon.

Charleston, w Va. Dec. Ernest
jackson. convicted of arson and sen
fenced To life Imprisonment in the pen
itentiary, and who was paroled last
March by Governor II. D. Hatfield, Will
voluntarily return to that institution
tomorrow. jackson recently wrote TO
Warden NJ z, White of the penIten-
tiary saying that his prediction for
crime, especially arson had made him
fear himself and he decided it is bet
ter for him and the public to go back
to prison No similar incident is re-
corded in the history Of the state. .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
Babies Laid To Rest In Spring
Hill Cemetery.

A double funeral service was held
at the Holiness church on Twentieth
street yesterday afternoon over the
bodies of Harrison Prichard, four years
old. and Mable Prichard, two years
old, children OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Prichard, who were burned 10 death
at Holden Wednesday. The bodies
were laid to rest in Spring Hill GENE
terry. They were grandchildren Of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Saunders, of Ninth-av
simultaneously double funeral was
held in Logan CO., two children of Mr.
and Mrs. James Lowe also victims Of
a fire, being buried. The Prichard chill
dren were burned while playing In
dian, and the other babies met death in
a fire which destroyed the log cabin
home OF their parents. Both fires oc-
CURED Wednesdays Herald Dispatch
y
Convict, Insane Through
Failure to Get Pardon, Dies.
Mad. through failure to secure n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10

rrot r: !. Conlcy. who has been
teaching school at Greasy, has been
,h"scn hy the Board ~ trustees ~ the
Van Lear Graded school ia priuclpa
20 succeed Irof W VI webb VIM viii
shortly assume hts duties as repre-.
sentative IN tho Kentucky state leg
tslaturc Ralutsyillc Post
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
Unusual Operation on
Merritt's Creek Man.

Through an extraordinary operation
performed at Huntington General hos
pital the life Of Claud Baumgardner,
80. of Merritt's creek, will likely be
saved. What is estimated to have been
half a gallon OF poisonous fluid was
taken from his body.-Cabell County
NaMS ---.--- -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10

II l. Rurch traffic manager OF the
Board Of Commerce Lexington; win
the Upper Kentucky river, Boone
Fork and Elkhorn creek in this county
this week TO ascertain the amount Of
freight that comes over the North Fork
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10
POI 90

O-l273t @, @, FLANERY,
Int. Rev, division, Dist Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10

A special train over the l. & n
bearing Supt NJ. Sergeant, Assistan
Supt Pillings and others made a triI
OF inspection Of the road between lack.
son and McRoberts in the coal field,
Thursday An Improvement Of the trair
service up this way is planned II Is
said
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-10

Mad. through failure to secure a
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
AMERICA WOULD STAND
ALL EUROPE, HE SAYS
Solicitor General Davis Assures West
Virginlans German Writer
Was WRONG.

That the people of the United States
Will stand together against all Eu-
rope should trouble come, was the
declaration of Solicitor General John
w. Davis. of West Virginia. at the
first annual banquet of the West Vir-
ginia Society at the Powhatan Hotel
Saturday night. The solicitor gem
erals statement came in refutation to
the statement of A German writer.
who. the solicitor said. doubts whether
the people of the United States would
stand behind their chief as all Ger
many is now standing behind the
Kaiser
When he said We would present
no such appearance of solidarity, my
friends. he spoke without knowledge
of the American people," said the
speaker. Democrats or Republicans.
we stand for America against the
world, and for the President of the
United States"
The speaker praised President Will
son, comparing him 10 Washington
and Lincoln. He declared few Presi-
dents have faced so many grave ques-
tions as has the present Chief Exec
utive in the first half of his term. He
reminded them OF the fact that both
Lincoln and Washington were criti-
cised by their political opponents.
Addresses were also delivered by
Representatives Sutherland. Hughes.
Medley. and Moss. In the absence of
Senator Golf, the toast, West Vir-
ginia'' was delivtred by Miss Lenora
NJ De Granger. Mrs. w. q. Brown.
formerly Miss Izetta Jewel, gave
short talk in place of her husband.
Representative Brown. who was I'M
able to attend. Senator Chiffon also
spoke.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
$4,000 GIFT SALE
At BERBERICH'S
Standard Grade Merchandise Given
Free with All Shoe
Purchases.

Bcrberich's Shoe Stores have caused
the Washington public to expect the
extraordinary. Years ago they first
read the big claims made by Berber-
lch'S for their trade mark shoes in big
advertisements. As much space has
been consistently employed by this
house to tell of the merits of a single
shoe as the largest department stores
use to tell the days story OF their en-
tire establishments.
At the time of Berberich's anniver-
sary last October they eclipsed all OF
their previous efforts by making ex-
penslve gifts of candy and flowers to
their lady patrons and cigars and
gloves to their men friends. They were
very materially assisted in this elabo
rate gift making by the manufacture
ers whose shoes the two Berberich
Stores sell.
In order to secure new wearers of
Berberich'S shoes and as a compliment
to old patrons Berberich'S are right
now in the midst of Cift-makins
campaign that eclipSes any similar ef-
fort made by these stores. Co-opera-
ton has been lent to Berberich's cam
palgn by the manufacturers of Burro-
JapS, Steadfast. and Hazard mems
shoes: La France. Patrician. and Car
thean womcn's shoes. Still further CO.
operation has been given by the Pond 5
Extract Company. the O'SuIlivan Rub
Der Heel Company. Offterdingers
Cigar Factory. the Lady Fairfax CANDY
Company. and the kno-Tair black silk
hose manufacturers. all of whom have
found such an occasion an excellent
opportunity for a wider introduction
and consequent distribution OF their
products
Altogether il is estimated that the total
selling value of the gifts which Berber-
lchS Will distribute to purchasers of
their popular brand of trade mark
Shoes will amount to fully sISGo. Pur-
CnaSols Of ladies' shoes will be given 4
tw0-pOund box of Lady Fairfax candy a
fun sz" jar of Ponds vanishing cream
and full size box of Ponds face pow
der tn" total selling price OF which is
:" wherever these articles are sold.
Men purcha sers will be given their choice
Of a box of OffterdinGCr'S La Anita Ci-
Ears and Il pair of O'SulIvan's rubber
heels or three pairs of guaranteed Kno-
TAR black silk hose and pair of O'Sul-
Nvan's rubber heels the total selling
Dric" q: which is from - to g.. accord
ing t" tho selection made.
This $4,000 gift sale of Bsrhertcr' :
comes at a time when one is beginning
to think Of the lighter weight and lower
CiIt footwear models of spring. Each
store j. Tiled with the seasons new
IDEAS in foot attire. Especially strik-
ing are the new models for women. mil
lincry modes" the shoe craftsmen call
them. and they are OF character that
= bound to rival in attractivencss mi
lady'S Chapeau. And the models for
men are more striking than ever The
cloth top high shoes OF the past winter
CAV" some hint as To what might
r%r0rt this spring. The models Ber-
hcrich's are showing 60 all the way to
such contrasts as black low cuts with
ivory white soleS.
The manufacturers Of Ponds products
have lelt still further cooperation TO
the campaign by giving special displays
Of Ponds vanishing cream and Ponds
face powder in fifty-fOur drug stores
throughout the city.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
Wife OF MILLIONAIRE
TOTSFAIRY GODMOTHER
Mrs. Archibald White, Former Actress
Helps Ragged Girl Sell Papers
to Drive Away Wolf.

New York, Feb 15.-There is one wom-
an in this world whose head has not
hcen turned by wealth. She has not
forgotten the trials and discourage
ments She faced when she was seek
ng fame ~ the stage She IL Mrs.
Archibald = White. wife of a CinCin-
1ati millionaire. who a few years ago
was Miss Olive Celeste Moore, an &C
tress
Mrs. White saw A little ragged girl
coping outside a Broadway restaurant.
{ WAS raining. The former actress got
,st of her limousine and inquired the
'hild's trouble. The little girl could not
scll her papers her father was out of
cork. their home was pOvertyStriCken.
Irs White took the child by the hand
and led her into the brilliantly lighted
,lace From table to table this woman
silks and furs led the ragged little
IrChin and personally offered the papers
or sale. Then she was given meal
no like Of which she never enjoyed be-
ore And she went home in style-in a
IilouSnc-happy.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
GERMANS DON MASKS.

\ masquerade ball was given last night
. IN" Washington Saengerbund at its
I'LL. 3lt & street northwest. g. {. PaulS
."S chairman of the entertainment COM
1Itt.c and chris Simon was chairman of
H.. floor committee. Albert Lepper is
)I.'Sd"nt Of the SO"i"ty.
I'rizes were awarded to the following:
i."IGc =. Pitt. Mrs. George p. Pitt.
Mss Margaret Pitt. Mrs. T.. G. ENall
William Sweet. Mss Mary Jones. Miss
-,~Ia Nulloy. Miss Bessie Beveridge. Miss
-.dith Mul!oy, Mrs A. REYNOLDS, f. q.
nall. Dr. =. T. Adams. r. d. Evans.
'r. :. Prcndergast. William Sirowacky.
lis, Agnes Terncck. Miss Lola Muller
Miss Minnie kirSchbaum. Miss Agnes
!"ncdIkt. Miss Eva Lnsbach. Miss
..l"anora S"hwarz. Martin WieGand. il,
LIss Barbara WieEand. Miss Regina
y .crand. Miss Dorothy WaSsman. Miss
tdrl" Was<man. Miss Rita WaSsman.
nj Miss Helen OSteTmay yer.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16

London. Feb IA Copenhagen dis
patch SAYS that the Berlin government
is beginning to minimize the recent ut
tsranCes of certain OF Its naval author
ties. and today informed the press that
the public should not expect that Thurs
day. the 18th. will he the date of a sud-
den coup on the seas.
II is expected that il was intended 10
convey the meaning that blockade opera =
tions would begin then. but merely to
warn neutral countries of the appica-
ton beginning then OF more stringent
war measures.
Great Britain is preparing for a period
of great naval activity. Ii was an
nounced today that the publication of
the British naval list had been sus-
pended indefinitely. This is the first time
in the history OF England that such &C
ton has been taken. 1t will prevent
German spies from gaining possession OF
facts as 10 this COuntrys naval losses.
While their location is kept secret. il
is known that British submarines have
been detached from their main bases
and have been stationed at various points
where they can oppose the German un-
der-watcr craft in the attacks scheduled
to start on February IS
4. :. "Threntened with Murder"
That Germany has threatened the
United States with murder IL the latter
country disregards Germany's warning
relative to the Transformation of British
waters into a war zone, was the declara-
ton made today by the Westminster
Gazette. In commenting upon the rela-
tions between the United States and
Germany the Westminster Gazette says:
We are fortunately able to take a
very cool estimate Of the blockade threat.
AS il is a threat that has disturbed neu-
trail countries as no other incident of
the war has done Germany processes to
he panied and surprised at this and asks
why the tone of the American note to her
is less friendly than the American note
to us
The answer is quite plain. Ger
many threatens the United States with
murder and sudden death if. in the alb
sence Of an effective blockade. she eX-
ercises the undoubted right of sending
merchant vessels to the coasts of Eng
land.
NO such intimation has ever been
sent by one friendly power to another
and IL it passes unchallenged a neu-
trail country loses the last shred of
security on the high seas. If the future
is to be guarded in the worst setback
threatened in centuries among civiliz-
ed nations protest against the princi-
pie which Germany is seeking to affirm
must be made good there now"
Much of Germany's bitterness
against America arises from resent
ment at what she has been pleased to
call Americas 'un-neutrality. says
the Evening Standard. Americans sup
piled Germany as well as ourselves
with a large amount of war ma
terials"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
SPAIN MAY join
U. S. IN PROTEST
Will Act Concurrently with
Other Neutrals in Demand
for Flag Respect.
BRITAIN'S NAVY READY
Prepares to Combat German Blockade.
Berlin Expects No Sudden
Coup.
BRITAIN'S NAVY READY
special cable to The Washington Herald

Special cable TO The Washington Herald
Madrid. Feb. l5.-It was reported in
official circles today that Spain is pre-
pared 10 take concurrent action with the
United States regarding the German
declaration OF a war zone around Eng
land. IL the neutral powers agree to act
in concert.
The attitude OF the government has
been one of reserve. but the press pro-
fesses establishment at the German
blockade.
Berlin. Feb. u tby wirelessD.-The
NO-ddeutsCh-Allegme Zeitung states
semi-ofiicialy today that the eXplana-
tons requested by the United States
concerning Germans order as to the
blockade of the North Sea will be made
in the same friendly tone as that in
which the United States couched its
request.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
JOFFRE TELLS FRIEND
OF ALLIES CAMPAIGN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

tary events to me in the most indifser-
ent tones. as though he himself had
played most secondary role. with
The same air as an assistant military
professor would explain.
What about our men, I asked The
general rose. In all my armies. at all
times. all places. there have been def
ciencies. II is possible there are some
in our army. too. but our heroes are
numbered by the thousands. yes. by
the thousands. What great and ad-
mirable country is France: you can cry
that aloud We are living in great
times. With an army like ours II would
be a crime against France to despair
What about Scissors | asked
Scissors was fatality il You like
or fault. IL you prefer. but in any case
only an episode
With an air of impotence Jonre
added:
II command soldiers but not the
barometer. Gen. Chance is great
captain. but not for a single instant do
l doubt our final victory"
Huard whose friendship with JoHre
has lasted nifty years, says Jonre is
not like his photographs lie looks just
like a good natured fat man. His tenn
permanent is characterized by infinite
sweetness. His penetrating blue eyes
are remarkably limpid. He has
healthy soul in a healthy body and pos
sesses a good appetite. There is moth
ing cold in his character
He has been called taciturn. but the
fact is that while he maintains II
rigorous silence on military secrets he
really is naturally expansive. The
mother of a simple soldier who called
him Papa Joffre" the other day summed
him up best.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-16
ANACOSTIA WITS BUSY.
Comedians and Humorists Enter
thin Lodge Members,

Anacostia Lodge. No. 81, F. A. A. NJ.
devoted its meeting last night in the
Masonic Hall. Fourteenth and U streets
southeast. to entertainment of members
and visitors by the comedians. humor-
lists, singers. MINISTRIES. and orators of
the club. Master A. f. Beck had an
interesting article on the life of Paul
Revere. who was Mason. Rev. ". W.
Rarnes, pastor of the Douglas Memorial
Church. gave an interesting address. 1t
was announced that on March l the
master Mason degree will be conferred.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Episcopal Church held a valentine party
last night in the parish hall. in V street.