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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12
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Bon Sberinsenieur Sitgfrttb
6artmann.

4uf benz &amme elmer ldngseitredz
ten, leidten 8obenpeIIe liegt in bin
Her SdiiBenIinie uniere ssnfnnterie.
Set ben friibeu Moreen befsuern iie
bis Hptbboien, bic briiben am Walbs
panbe in ettpa 600 Weter gntfernunJ
Iiegen. Deiter borauseben liegt ni6t
in Der 4bf6t Der 2eituns; es senii3t,
tpenn Die Stequns gebalten pirb.
SEPT trttt eine tleine sSeuerpall<s elm.
man 1T beiosritits bes 9etnaIIss Ell
Das mibe. Spaten beraus tommt
bag 4pmmanbo. Die bamit ausse il
iteten 2eute Der 3ompasnie fDGlSeu
iih duf bic Seits unb i9nanen bic
fleiHen. ieBt 10 pi6tigeH @ertseuge
a6. fpGbrenb ibre &dmeraben Iangiam
ipsitsrfeusrn. sSm 2iegen f6arreu iis
neben ii9 cine fla6sgiuIOe, bic i6lieBs
lid tief genua ptrb, I'M ben WanH
Der Gi6t bes sFeinbes Su ent5isben:
bann roGt sr iid binein unb srdbt fir
1einen JlebenmanH DON oa aus etH
peiteres, tieferss God, in bem man
ibon tnisn lam, o6ne oorsu, 9auen;
pd gsbt bic 2lr6eit raider unb beque<
mer. S9li.bIid perben bic 2D6er gu
eiNem @raben Derbuuben, Der aqer=
biNss burd ftebeR sebIiebene Groitiide
nnisrbro9en pirb, ben iogeuanrten
S9ulteypebren, bic ben boppelten
s3ped huben, bic Sdiissn aeesn feinb:
lides Seuer pon Der Seite Der su
i6iisen unb bic Dirtfamtsit elmer ets
ma aenou i'm 9raben pIasenben 9ra=
nate 5u bei6ranten.
Gls bic SGmmerung hersiu6ri5t,
fiHb bic etrSeInsn 9rGb.n idon tEeiIs
ipeife mannstief setporben. Die S6is
Ben tDnnen iest bequem in ibnen ites
ben ilnb iiber ben Ranb nit aufgsle3s
lem @eipebr fGisben. Das bsbsutet
eine tDefeutli6e 8efieruna Der Seuers
pirtung. bag 9epeAr ldbt ii6 beiier
Iaben. bas 3ieI rubiqer unb iider.r
erfafisn. Gleidseitis 1T aud EN- srz
b0bter Sdus gegen bas feinbIife
Geusr erreiGt. Die sruppe bietet uar
nod Heine, INNER tptsber peri6pin<
berbe &opfsiele, bic lang bingeitrsdten
2eiber Der SoIbaten finb in Der groe
perihrDunben. - Rdum 1T es finiter
geporben, iperben einige pdtrouiq:n
porgef9itt; fie fdbleiden fih 10 melt
ipie nur m6eIi6 an ben Seinb, um
ttnen uehrf11 rehtseitis gu bsrmeis
ben. @leiseitiq tperben DON tpeiter bins |
ten bic eroben Spaten unb Saden
berbeisef9offt. ipel6e bic &ompdgnisn
oaf ibren Gepdtpaaen nit ii6 fiibrsn. !
sSest geht es raider DpripGrts. Die
grdben fperben iiuberli6 uusqefto,
den, bic Soble betpmmt cine Stufe !
5um 4uftritt fir Die S6iisen, bic
aisgebobene grbe tpirb feinbpdrts au
einsr Sans fIdhen g6T6ung gegldt.et /
irnb in ibrem 4usfeben Der llmsebunJ
Dcrt, Nd Der 9raben eine
crime Miefe bur9i6neibet, perbsu
9rasftiide abgeito6en, bic 80i6un9
bamit beleat, bamit ii& "a ni6t etrpa
Der tiinitIi6e SfuspoG Itarf uuS
beutlih fiir ben sSsinb a6bebt.
@6er nod lit bds 8erf erft balls
fertia. Die erite 9taftabeit galt, ME
oas fir ben 9rieger ieIbinoerft6noIiG
ausihItebIif oem milit1riifen 9lus.
bnu, Der 8eritdrt,,ng Der @ertbeiOi.
glrngsfraft, Der 8erbeiierung Der eiee.
IIen Seueripirfrng. sest tptrb an oie
Seiunbbeit, bic Si6erung ber Ser.
binornaen unb iMieBIib ON bic ge.
auemli4feit ee5adt.
Sbon ipdbren6 6es Cages besinnt
nan Samit, bic eirseInsn S@iiaea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12
Ra6 unb na6.

GreuHS 6u einem irnsen Gbe.
MANN 3. Rie, bu rnudft ni5t mebr2"
- r@ott - ib raiidte ia friiber
au& nur am Sags nd, unb bus bat
mir meine 5raii 70 nab unb nas5 ab.
geip6bHt." 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12

Detpitmer Smpnme.
50 fprud bic 3ottc.
rem biesbe5iieIih an.
lie fcnnten ibr a ber
nid)t telfen. 2poid
Q. Binibdm's Seae
table COMPOUND bat.
te mir srosen 9usen
nerfdajit nnb 70 be-
ihIob i'd, fe fefbit ei'
men Beriud b a m II
maheu III Iahem. Sic
bat iiini Blciden BON
bem 8eseiabIe eom'
s..A -. q. .. a.. -. a e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12
Mesh aIb.

Srmi (sn elmer Wittue mif benz
@ottesnder): .@ariIm mnhcr g
Oenn Elm gar 70 betriibtes @eiidt2-
- nd, Senfen Gle iif, i'd pollte
am @rabe meines Wnnres tpeinen.
,mo beripeiI bab' ids SaideHh,h au
$niiie pergeien!"
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Observation-Disclosures
l5HttmGI iaali6
hEx1n - 2Is uns s:is
Carl JOrn
fO,vls sisIs ans,rs bsrsaaIi&s gi;raiiiSHsH.
CASINO--Glari nnb CHM
ganbsOiIIs HmS SilSsre
Gpe,ial.8rOgramm aeute sIbsnb.
gersinssln,siasH.

SermanH aese SO. 20s, 3. Q. Q. 5.
Zen srlberr snt Ru6r1t. beb er. Gbae.
Eeisrfon nui Wlrnina eefiorben w unb bsliie
slanmiiing ! ubt 30 BON ber Hnptiflel Airlre.
alcDdnan unb aeuper Cane por ben Hsatien
bet ecas sur Iepien 8sibejtdttt btslfitst fuiro.
HbpIpb Wurst o. m.
9naa nfsp GER. II
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GDurao Yetri,

Batter, JerObpafer, e6wieseruatsr nIie grIbs'
GDnraO Hetri,
In, sIIter BON e5 3nbrtu Wsonnten unb "a
GER: Heerbtgrrs mliitrpo6. ben u. Wni 1915
Wnhtiitteaa ie3 iibr bonn. 1ranfttdufs, no
2e2f Goen aba,ue aus.
ssilteIm gesrt, epbn
Sura Vefri, Spdter
1ras 3. 9nrtpsa esb. gtirt, Tphttr.
Adthnrtne Ftfri, 5pdlttr
Jr1n aau n. Sanmtl, gtb. pttri, 1ef,tti
1rtp. Dttri, eobu.
5n trenes Bcterber5 bnit aufseb5rt 81 f6Inaen.
Su uHferrr ttefften S9mers ipirIt 2u btnnns'
aetrdgen.
SeIeHist in bic Grufi, iutr febsn 9i6 ni6i
utebr:
gtdi sSeI1e ercte aIufi unb Isine gsieherietr.
Eu narit an ieoem Wcreeu anf rnfer @obI
bebnct.
IA. bieIe fdipere eoraen boit 9u bier sur9.
oentnctf;
300 iteub Getn elau5e ieft. unb feft mar Gein
9erfrdu'n,
atit coii adsin. tsrati 9lL ipiu 10 bic Soft
rung baum.
eab 9ani fiir ons maR. FIR one sOra' uHS
Summer,
1ns Grab sspabr' Gir iantten. fiben g6Ium'
ner. f1,f2
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WiIIiaea @erIanaen.

@ait (Si,m aeIlner. bcr eben einen
Uraicr nuftriig): ia folIten sic
1ter bod ipeuiaftcns aIeim cine plR.
meiung nit auitrngen, ME mon b..
fen anO&su ehpas aIsiia atSs1Dinnst
'fnaas
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Gle fennt TIM

ghioeiit: sic babeu boS Erint.
ipaiIer perseiieit Eruu @irtbiu.-
glernlietberin: .gofort brinae i'd
es arieeeH Gle geiuh2-
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3Otb. I.

KDfl]
@sn ts bstrtfim mns:
Sc pirb bierbur6 6tlIrrt aemaGi. bas ter
tHier8eibrde iifh BON Gcodti gueiidsiebt uife
Gus biefem griinbe mG0su ale Rfnrbfr ben
heyforlidem @iaeHtHnul uelbs BET BEN Inter
,elcueier biuierlepi iiro iuHerbnib srttBis
1aaeH bonn beHiiasH qa5r an einseloft fperbefl.
Vlerfdnrunib. bic Qidrscr tnrrrhalb b,efer
Belt tiusul5ieu, ipirb cen tinirr5elhneien
sipinaeu. iolte eeiebii1r Sthrlts eiusnIeitsu.
irie ite Hotbipenbia iiIb, uri 'eineu artpru6 an
ioIfen Grtiieln bon pcr'5nl.6euL Gisentbun
gu beirie0taeu.
Gue 9eTinueu fusIfe I'm Suiereffe tnben In
gipeHibrm. tpeltyes im Ee'tbe ben oeu uuiers
Jeidlneieg iit tHo effuHt fofart hiernoH Hciis
81 rehueu uub 20 ec-semdb AZ berbniitn.
9dttrt Cincinnati. CEg, bisien 81 Tag TN
HbriI 1915.
Darn G3oIbbintt, 4farhIeiher.
no. Sc On Ge6'ie strnbe, qineinuntt. Etio.
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Uutter OOn
Sdu(md06en
GrsabIt, iuie 2psia 6. Timfbam's
gesetabls Gpmpoanb bic GIe.
innobeit ibrrr Spftsr iuies
hcrberiteilfe.

aIopsr. Sona--Sei. ibrer .riten sinb.
brit litt meins 1s subre aIte 7o4ter an
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aeaiernuas.aniisunnaen.

Observation-Disclosures oisn iar planulf
sub traneH. xouienbe bon qrnennuuofr ii1b
81 unsfcht. piffs far unffennnaen frst
eranilin 3nitituis. Sesf IS. RcAsfter. n. 3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12
GEO.P. SCHVEIFzER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
127 Eii z. StraEs.
SrndiaOen

isbsr gri In seutf1et rab eneiif6er Spratt
lnr Geitdlisleuie, Sereins. cir. tisssrstunssn
.osrhtn Gui TJ'uft bsicrnL
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4 m eif.r.

g3rpfeiIor: SO, msine 9trrsn -
natbtnI tptr nun bic WoIde srlsbfst
ba6sn, ipplen mir bsute bic 9linbs
fdisihen ins gluss faifsn!'
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i8n pertamfen = Sdllier.

gIifton aetebts elbi4es 2ifitsdiees
branebdus: ntii nHeeitrihen: tnone gdsaof.
init Diuuieft. BeitrniiG ufto feiuen Bdnniefi.
GitoiiSGde Clifton unb gcsfeb abe.
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spses.anseisen.

etarb arn Sonrfne, ben Q. Mloi 1915. mtor'
gems tibr 45 Dlinuten infer inrigiteeiiebter
water, 0rpbbnter Ghnteaerpdter lino Drllber
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Mfber{pruh d.

Gaft: .gDit iTi's b.nn NIT bsr taIs
ten G@aIe - Slt iie grt9"
a.Insr: .Sa. bic lam iA Sbnsu
.ipatm smpisslsnl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12

ebitIsr.gtane ss goitn rrrieti
Gr1rh, s2tB; ipie reu: fosrfp 5000. Uetist
Hittor gietroIn. 3eSs garbage Gpeuut, eiii'
ton. nnbe SnpIraif4en Gntieu.
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et.n.ns.ind,s - @eiblid.

aiitienarbsifi tpiu sn Snuis fnlnfen. 800
Belts Sitnts. /. cto6.
Geutf6es mhb1tu fa6t etsnuna.
Eel. miain 40e9.
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Wtanu mnb dlIes trasen - tpenn sr IN
itebi. No. geraassn tbun
mir tsiues JoIIes - unb riifsn fr5bs
lid, aug Dem iyeIb: - gs lsbe Deutffs
lanb f6sr Gllss Ia xbsE aiIss In Der
wslti
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gerIorat - @eibIid

Geutf1e @afGfrnu, tDeIde enelif4 FIRE.
DEN lam. $50 PET Tua unb Giratenbdbn'
iabrt beTsaiei, GHsuitaesn S23 @sii 4.
Etrabe Ills
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Wdb9er FIT aIeemeine 9cusatbei tn iisl.
nfr GnmiIis bon 2. 67i 2ruiped 9Iaee.
Nnoubule.
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g1dbatn fls Snusatstit In gss e,0fsai
e,oeHge, gneHhole.
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gerIanet - @annIid

MANNER etlsrilt bas eattitrasi6dft. Stelen
pffer. eobu tpdtreub Rem eeriifn. Hatrf5eng
aeofbeft Oh sttliobIt DarbG College. gtn'h,C
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Geutf@es mdbdeu tar nnsemeiuS
Sousarbeii G.. q. Ggorsbaf, 2s7 osarn'
SpeHue Aoonbalf.
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guupes MRdbneu. TIN bri ber Scusdrbeii
su bti'eH. strtH Eaf&en. II dIbnun eire.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
JAMES TAYLOR
GLENWOOD, KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY

who are constantly on the look out for
good boys. They do not look for them
on the streets. however but in some
sort OF employment. They have no use
for an idle boy, He is too apt TO make
an idle man.
Though you may be cut of from
your early associates, and though you
may be separated from all your kin
bred, young man, is there not a room
somewhere that you can call your
own? Though 1t be the fourth story
of a third class boarding house. into
that room gather books, pictures and
a harp. Hang your mothers portrait
over the mantle Bid unholy mirth
stand back from that threshold. Con-
secrate some spot in that room with
the knee OF prayer. BY the memory
OF other days. a fathers counsel, a
mother'sslove and sisters confidence,
call II home
Shovel your saloon money, theater
money, shooting gallery money, rink
money, tobacco money, into the bank,
and gather something to beautity and
render more pleasant the sweetest
place on earth-home.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
IN MEMORY.

Martha Jane Rife OF YateSvi.le has
fallen asleep. The day time OF her life
has faded from tho west and within
her kind eyes there can never be the
trembling luster OF another dawn. Her
gentle and noble spirit has winged Its
way into the mystic regions 1f the
great beyond and we have left with us
but the revered memory OF tender
soul Hers was an honest and noble
life, II Allied the lives OF her many
friends with sunshine. She sought to
share the burdens OF the weak and al
ways offered a Kind and helping hand
TO the weary and distressed. Her acts
were rich in generous deeds and has
left in the hearts OF those she loved
and helped legacy OF thanks. On the
22nd day OF January 1882 the gate Of
life was opened to her and on the 10th
day OF September 1915 the gate OF
death was closed to her at the age OF
IS years, months and 20 days. She
was married to j. Nj. Rife November
20. 1856 and they lived together as
husband and wife So years, months
and p days, and to this union was
born s children, 3 dead and s living
Those living are Mrs. Mary Holbrook
j. b. Riffe, W. j. Rife. ], II. Rife and
G. l.. Rife, and from this union there
are SO descendants, children grand
children, Observation-Disclosures and great
great grandchildren and for the consol-
alton OF the dear companion the low
ing children the kind neighbors and
friends OF grandma Rife weep not for
her She was ready TO be offered and
the time OF her departure was at hand.
a a a..N.s AaA
finished her course. She had kept the
faith. Henoeforth there is laid up or
her a crown OF Righteousness which
the Lord. the righteous Judge shall
give her at that day and not to her
only. but to her relatives. friends and
nelghbors and all that love his APP
pearing. You did all for her you could
do but could not stay the hand OF
death but thank God there is no ach-
ing heads or burning brows or death
bell chimes in that fair cline TO which
abe has gone. but all is Joy. peace and
love She told her friends around her
bed that she had better home then
| this Her sickness was OF long dura-
ton and her suffering great. but she
bore II without murmur and just be-
| fore the end came sne said | am go
ing lead me to the grave. 50 We see
Fthat life is span. a fleeting hour
How soon the vapor flies
Woman is n tender transient flower
| That even in blooming dies
| Death spreads his whitening winter
arms
| And beauty smiles no more.
Ali where are now those rising
| charms
| Which pleased our eyes before.
That once loved form now cold
and dead
Each mournful thought employs
We weep our earthly comfort fled
And withered all our Joys.
| Hope looks beyond the bounds OF
| time
When what we now deplore
Shall rise in full immortal prime
And bloom to fade no more.
| ADAM HARTMAN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
HicksvlLLE AND JATTlE.

Demonzia L. Wilson attended the
fair at Louisa Friday.
Boston Hammonds passed down
Gait Saturday.
Belya L. Thompson was Visiting her
mother Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Mckinney and
children attended the Childrcn's Day
at Baker.
Stella Dalton was visiting Mrs Mae
Holbrook recently.
The baptizing on Gait Sunday last
was largely attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart Of Rat
cliff were visiting relatives at Jattio
last week.
The bean strinRing at ]. ID. Wilson's
Tuesday night was largely attended
Rev. WIN Crabtree and wife attend
ed church at G. w. Hayes Sunday.
The Improvement league at the
Hicksvilie school house. Is progressing
nicely.
Cannic Il. Hays and Hovla e. Pink
erton attended the pie social Saturday
last.
James Wright has left for parts un-
known.
ard attended the baptizing on Gait
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thompson OF
Caney were visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Hammonds recently
G. f. Stewart, Mack Stewart and
Jay T. Chafiin passed through here en-
route to Louisa Friday.
CANINE Hays spent Tuesday night
with Demonzia and Coda Wilson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
IN MEMORY OF OUR BRO
Their OLLIE JAS. PENNINGTON

We had little darling once. he was
our JOY and pride, we loved him, all
perhaps too well, for soon he slept and
died; all is dark within our dwelling,
lonely are our hearts today, for the one
we loved 80 dearly has forever passed
away. Those little lips we used to
kiss are closed forever now. Those
sparkling eyes that shone so bright
beneath that pearly brow, that little
heart that beat 80 free from all care
and gloom, are hidden now from those
he loved, beneath the silent tomb
Darling Jimmie you have left us now
forever more, but we hope to meet our
loved one on that bright and happy
shore. The little chair is empty now
the little clothes laid by; q mothers
hope a fathers Joy in deaths cold
arms doeth lie. Go little darling to thy
home on yonder blissful shore; we
miss thee here. but soon wen come,
where we shall part no more.
His parents, sisters and brother.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
FARMS FOR SALE IN
A FARMING COUNTRY.

can offer you tho best proposition
In farm you ever seen. handle more
land than any other dealer and get
more good farms for sale. have them
in the two Scioto Valleys and in the
Pine Greek Valley all rank FIRST In the
production OF Jrn and are not far
behind in wheat. oats. etc. and no
country can boast OF better roads,
schools. churches and markets than
Scloto county can sure II you want a
cheap farm ! have II but remember
most OF tho low priced farms arc not
located on good pixies. but many are
on good roads and handy. Come and
see mo or writo for information. Win
answer all lettera, win board you
while you look and see that you get q
square deal n you write mo you are
coming please come when you say you
will for II ! can't be Mt the station win
have some one 10 meet you and that n
expensive ! meet the trains rain or
shine. you will miBs IL II you buy be-
fore you look over my farms. ] have
the very best there 10 in the country for
sale most all my farms are located
handy 20 railroad stRtiona, n you are
going 10 make change come 20 Seioto
county. Ohio. by all means We want
gardeners, farmers stocf raisers.
teamstera all arc welcome and there
ia a good living II you wl,l act whils
the opportunity is knocking At your
door. Write mo when 20 meet you at
Sciotoville and tell mo what traia yoa
will DO on. Address all letters TO.
FRED q. LYNCH.
r. D. No. & 6oiotovllle, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
DEMAND FOR NEW COINS
INDICATES PROSPERITY

Washington. Sept. l9.--Demand from
banks and merchants for newly mint
ed half dollars. quarters and dimes,
has led Robert w. Wooley. director OF
the mint 10 purchase since August /,
4,S15,000 fine ounces of silver almost as
much as was purchased during the en-
tire year OF 1914.
owing TO the world wide depression.
the silver was purchased at an aver
age price OF a little more than as cents
an ounce, several cents under the av-
erage price paid last year. Ofiicials e1-
plain that India and other countries
which usually take large quantities OF
silver have not been so extensively in
the market this year.
There are only about l73 grains OF
silver in half dollar. so that the
mint can make many millions OF these
coins from the amount now on hand,
Director Woolles said today that the
increased demand for subsidiary coins
shows greater prosperity among work
men. tt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
in MEMORY.

Henrietta. daughter OF Samuel and
Alice Dean, was born June "a. 1898,
departed this life Aug. 20, 1915. She
professed the saving power OF Christ
in Nov. 1914. Joined the M. II. Church
South the following January.
Nettie was a bright, intelligent girl.
loved and respected by all who knew
her. She was sick only few days, yet
she bore her suffering with patience
and meekness. While Nettie will be
missed in her home, missed by her
classmates, missed by her brothers and
sister yet he is not dead to them. but
shall be In their memory a bright and
guarding star, ever pointing them
heavenward God bent his loving arm
and clasped darling Nettie's hand and
waited her beyond this vale OF tears
where sickness, pain nor death are
felt No more to be with her father
who preceded her to the glory land
several years ago. So weep not dear
friends for Nettie as those who have
no hope, for we know that heaven now
retains our treasurer A FRIEND.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE co.

We nre now located In two counties
M dealers IN tho grocery. hardware and
nrodnce business, NV Youngest brother
h. doing business for me and we hope
the Johnson county people will pay
high for eggs, | want him 10 20 in the
lend He paws 24c dog. for eggs, at
Chandloryille Ky. strict cash business.
The way we. are located now we do
mora business with our money than
lois OF dealers can with 100000. we
show the other dealers how we can.we
GOT moro money In circulation than
any ten stores. Big Sale going right
ON Come we give away s gal. jug,
hal,ing povder sample Honey a Tar,
free next 80 DAYS. to old ladies' bring
ing their eggs here. 2s Id. fine white
rnIt for ~ eggs, csc bottle liniment
only 10 eggs ia or. Snow King bak-
ING povder 4 cans for l3 eggs, 4 ID. No.
a sugar ~ eggs See many other ar
ticles IL bars CATTLE aoap only ~
sgra a hars IN one stick. we nay sbc
10. tub washed wool, Sheared from
aheep. 25c and 2sc. green cow hides,
l2c. saitsd. lac, Horse hides, name and
tail, tl'6o. i2.bo. A,7S. sheep hide zoe;
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
KENTUCKY HAS NEARLY
10000 FEDERAL PENSIONERS,

Washington. Sept. lO.-There were
lg.4sl Kentucklans on the pension
rolls on July 10. the beginning OF the
new fiscal year. The amount in pom
sions paid to Kentucky veterans dur
ing the last fiscal year was t4.3iS.s9l,54.
wheE the annual report OF the
Commissioner In made public Il will
show that the lcgionH Of Grant and
Sherman. OF Meade and Sheridan and
the other famous Union commanders
have dwindlcd greatly In the last
year for on July l less than 100000
soldiers and sailors remained on the
pension TOLLS The amount disbursed
by the Pension Bureau last year IL
said to have been In the nelghborhood
OF ii64. 500. 900
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
LEAVES THE
WEST VIRGINIA. FIELD.

Lexington. KY, Sept. 1.-THE Rev.
e, G. B. Mann. OF this city, editor OF
the Central Methodist Advocate, re-
turned to-day from Clarksburg. w.
Va, where he attended the conference,
While there he closed deal for the
sale OF West Virginia territory, for
merly covered by the Central Metho-
dist Advocate, to the Methodist lay
mems Herald, OF Sutton.NW. Va, which
will now become the official organ OF
the West Virginia Conference. The
Central Methodist Advocate will drop
the word Advocate" and become the
official organ OF the Kentucky and
Louisville Conferences,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
"Never in MY Life Saw Anything At So
Quickly and AIaglcaliy rs .Gcts-itf
value 10 the public.

value 20 the public.
Under the new regulations in effect
today, the size OF IA package that may
be sent under parcels post rates is In
creased from IL TO 81 inches. The
measurement includes greatest length
plus greatest girth.
The amount for which a package iH
insurable is Increased from nifty to
one hundred dollars, and new sche-
dule o insurance rates becomes ef-
fective. For packages valued ut Ave
dollars or less. the rate is three cents:
from IS 10 i25. Ave cents: from t25 TO
$50 ten cents, and from $50 TO 800
twenty five cents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
NEW PARCELS POST
RULES IN EFFECT

September lrst. the new regulations
Of the postofiice department governing
the parcels post system go into effect.
The regulations are for the purpose OF
increasing the usefulness OF the sys-
tenn. and reducing the ocst. This de-
partment OF Uncle Sans wonderful
mail service has grown steadily since
II was instituted, and the aim OF the
department at all times has been to ex-
pand and develop 1t to make II Of more
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-01
KILLED FIVE coppgRnEAps.

Mrs. John wlseman, who lives on
whiteoak. recently killed large fe-
male copperhcad snake with hoe
while working in her garden. While
the mother snake was gasping her last.
four young ones. about four inches
long, ran into her mouth. Mrs. Wise
man also killed thcm.-Estill Tribune.