davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02
3Nputuuu.

VU UtbHt Jul VItul VWuS. WIN
tana Tlplir WtiuS So. AZ Scpistomn
bar / @rent Sails beannot Spterel'
len al en- Welmelle. Der fan lenere
I 800 Sonoer MeI i Seqnet. Cen
pil pGre fillot fprbi9 inoen lite Oft.
pg fo1te ppcr Ell fierbeoels Million
Collars.
Gm ifirbncinanger MGglins. s.
q. Melion err / 2emistopn fpmmen /
en- hsilt ubebaoelig Stiaine peo ct
Norieg poa at 'tifte Treo meIem lin
Wabmober og cnoel brlltale Soft
oipneere. elsie hapoe / berilIet Gil
itallb onQrebet apinoen, oa ga Nel-
ION tilfolbtcs peo Ben nIGnpanlige
2arnl, mente ban at irtte SfrGf /
Sc a Wpno peb at nffpre lin Ne-
poIper. Sette gioroes oo0 meo ben
Ieloe, at En- Wanb peo Napn Sohn
@lacf ianf 900 ON % M pil WelIon
titles unoer Mnflngc for Wtoro.
T~urbsielie i M~rbeibslsn. Mnacpn-
ga Copper Wining So. og andre lig.
nenoe aorporotioner meb Drift
Suite, Mnaccnoa 90 8reat Sails, bar
forheiet fine glrbeioeres 2en meo 20
Gents pr. Tog, begpnbcnoe Wfanoag
oenne lt9e. Winimllmslcnnen | ols1e
@rllber % Smeltcrier bill oerneo
brinocs op / $3.50 pr. Sag. Ina-
conoo So. bar ionltioia befienot9iort,
at 9ennen for sc Nrbeibere, Der MI
erhploer $500 pr. Wooneo eller mint
Ore, bill iorhpies mcb 10 Erocent.
Ser err pmtrcnt $4,000 Mano, 1cnt
pil npoe goot al oiaIe Eaol9g.
stor S%mbrpfnims AT Wnbpaaerc.-
Com Grempel pnn, hppr Itpr Sno-
rpfnino Der iaar cr al gtpbpggere til
Montona, bar Wtilpanfee- %anelt OF.
icntliooiort Ell Mapport for Wforta
Woonco. Ilele oper oenne @anes
norbligc Tipiiion inben Statcn 'eno-
ties ser nrpnte Waunco 1876 %oglt-
lobninacr Tlpttc9oos, bcroi 81 %oar-
lobninocr til Steoer incident Semls'
tomn % Sorlcmton, % mellem Se'
mistonn OF @reat Sails, rs til Si-
~Itriftet peo @roia Hullge, 10 oner
2inien til @inlifreo o1 80 %o1nlno-
ninaer til Steoer Lungs Slnjen til
Sion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02

td9cs, at Der hit o9 her cr III lioen
Iiucrlin9 nleo Hllsierc, hoiltc lioltc
heller life iom Hegel ippttcr / 8los-
let. Samtibig ion. @pen ltenltc moo
%icenie pulgte ben ct Get Gmbebs-
mpno, Der nTitel lloen ~llnotagelie
bprcr tplfc Hupnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02

@iIion. o. ocn nloa iiNcs at bore
iolgi til 0o6tf sbapriH, GA ocn life
brngtc mere cn0 So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02
1nolanoet.
9r,un.
%nIacucs NpitcuNc.

AANAf AtA tAtitAAA AAANANAN ~ - H"'''
beige Nritpall lonr toltc Soma ON
irtnQ S920,000.
Scitcmuc annirrhc. u pUrojful
&c Scitc blcu Nat til Sor2h0A ltiddl
Ne ira Shomo@ Sootia Tdrnn nUi
Boone. oN bct Ter ilo til at hare pr
ret mere cuo dlmm0clil n%u0't0b@'ul
Sc Toli. ION her uar pnarTroc loci
&c oliaa hapot lat M pdn StdlobnN.
uillQcu. lon ncobrUu0tc.
Strcif / Siuur SIN. Ncnimor
go Mono. oniaitc pco SloW SIN
Nricf X Gle 90 9torih Hipcr'l0C
Tabrif. nc0loaOc 'orriNe Hoe Arbci.
ret, "a CT IorlnuNcnoc nm 10 Tro'
cent Nnrheiclic Al %emcn bIcp a..
Taact. Sclitobcta NrGiincnt crtlr
rcSc. al CT inonnnt %euap1aiU9 life
uitocr uoqcn 0~nitNn0iahco tlnoc
Nirea.
Fprroclic / S%.nocntcruca Natal.
Stn0cntcrnca glninl uc0 Stntcna
GoQcac / MnIca cr octtc Nur uonci
~ til 1897, hplltet cr sos Here cnh
foreounenhc Mars Rcquc@ Ncrtll De.
Ser AclioQ / sc forte &intcrturll@,
Ina noor 9lutnlci on I'll 5.502, 'om'
m%enliQnct mco finn $500 iorrlac
9lur. Tnrr0Clicn or lcrut 'orNclt pu0
Re ioriticlllQc Gcportcmcttcr.
&cleiac llluciracrc. - Smon1urt
fer. Gloon % Ehilo %roipn, Nioroc
'orriae llQc en- hcloiQ GnnQlt REQ
Stolchuict n%or0cnlor (l'rin, I0ct 0c
qrpp un Ii l|llpchpalpc lllurnlooc
rcn hnroe puret inn nriitll al unINN
&C i'm GamiIica Stem liAr mlocr
Sfolchuict. hpllfct Sc 70 Wlrttcr bon
SC opinllict Gomtnct bctoltc Ell
Vrrnlic al 81 Tor hucr Npnlp, 90
Wutternc If liz hcrior u0hctuli $40.
Spn@inlS pnn Toiut Grccf. Mr.
Wir@. ,Euhn @ntfc3 Cater ltorn
or Den 2toc 9lpriI u'ln0ct ueb %
Sen / inc TorUlbrta SEEM puo Nc
tire Taint Greet. Nlnmntcc Gountn,
pntrinQ 20 Nlur lunmcl. le09oor
nor @lQt'cbcr. Norllnen Nor
cfiCrlnocr hun llN ire Seltrc o1
inn Nrr0rc. ~ Set pur frrltc Gro@.
Iolh / Ben itore NuullIe NcNrnucI
len 'anot Stco Sen ~iclNcnOe Mul0dg
Eaii. Huitcbo 'orrtttc0c.
Npr innn Wneullnctpuncr. geo
fommcu0c Stdt@fomml@liou hur 40
rarct Golf moo At lace ia inu0e ucn
Nieb al Gasoline. Ter ponllouca /
uonQc (lllUlocr at brltlc2 {cuhcr
cucr &cholhcrc. Ser lite RUNNER Oct
'orc'trcuUc Nllt0l No1outr. ~ at scr
citc pno oculc Ntanoe molQlcr ,
Vroccni a Den &urc, IoWl ser III be
tdlra i0d hnic Nrlicr Ter. Apm1Il@-
crilrrcr. At mao St0icna &c-
ioltniul iuultoca cr iunoi Tor pco
llnoernodl btlrbcr il9 I'll onltrcnt
ON Nurct.
,,.,mn
;'.I%;,",,,
CARER piiCr. at >oma I'M bar en- Nol
iemuuo0t al 235S.0GG milfct cr
en- Gorelclic Al 133 295 liNcu 1910
Ger err Sen N}crfcliuhc0 res ,&orpna
,\nDbnoocrmltal. AT ser cr G7.79S
ilcrc Nujnncr ems Nirnh. Ter err /
nennc gnlcouilra olori lprociulne
,Eemertniuocr ON. at Ncttc N}i1ior
hnIh rIli uonfu N5r,0 HMM ,N,rmirt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02
3tliititrTntn.
,Gruntpn Viunccr NuO.

3tliitltrTntn.
,Nruntun Tiunccr ouo. ,<ohn &
Nation, ser Tor % Mar 'l0cli tp(
ION Nonucitcah cn6cl Al oct E0n0
huorpuo Nncn Srnntun III llQgcr, q
iorlcorn oiNonct pcb 2sbcn / III
Nlcm ocriico@.
Nu Bart iur ynucrnc. Minn itaol
@nucrne / Nc1rcb mc0 at ficbc e
Ncrca ~ano, llnQcnoc mo til Den gam.
lie Mart pao SnO pA &clilloct. TIo
ncn utobc'nttcr Ell tuHitIA SnonH
0rttcn0c Here Ncrca. oQ lorhplo@pl>
LEI %liiou0bruoi uco at Nlrrc cn llocl'
GorunbrinQ mcn Nioct Nilpcr9 Hcb.
Tiprtcnoc WHmf / Hpcf. Scclrltr
Siatc Nunt cr orAGnllcrct / ocn lille
IN Noromlct. buorpcb Noct Gountr
lolt nil 'nO II Nontlnltltltloucr.
Gen me Nunf ~bcNnuocr nlcO $40.
600 anpitol % $1,000 'om Oncr.
ifu0 u :. Monicrun Al 2iclrr
Sails cr T~ruiiocut % :. NJ. Sarge,
Nualcrcr.
Nn %amf / Gncrhnlc. 5totc @nnf
Of Glcnbnlc cr n%rQnnlicrct mco en-
N0pltol al $4,000. ~ bcn nnc NnN-
nina hporl NorrctninNcn 'tnl bcQnn.
sc, cr moer Gpirrclic. Nnntcna 'or-
tic Gircftprcr Cr z :. Nruncltdo, ".
NJ. %crbcrN. NJ y. Ntillcr, :. -.
Cpiahl oQ %onlca Srrcnion Gcttr
cr GHcn0aIc4 mr0cn Norrctnin1 / lit
Sl00@.
ling NnbnnNcr osufuct. Gle Borg,
en- ma 9%nbnNNcr pes Spponcr. 0rllf-
ncor 'orlcocn / Chen ser Sonmlcl
nlc0 lin Tnbcr 'nrlrNtc hnu al 70 opcr
Sen op'pllmc0e Clp, 0u N0aocn hlcu
%iuocltunQt al uocl 'lnbcnhc Son.
nlcr % ocrpnn huTlpct. Zen illlNc
Nionb hlcp Al Strcmrlc t~rlftcn I'M
ser (ennncrct ~ orufncoc, meOcn2
Nn0crcn rc0nc0e2.
Griffin ituniet / Glunnct. Gen pcb.
uartuor helc Nonnltdu0 / q. Noul>
Miner hup0c 6cn 21hc Nprll tpulgct
ollie SoAbrlIN ser I'll at ltOulc Grit
ten. liNciom oQla0 Northlpc't Tdpcr
80. hunNc luftct I'm Subrit Nlllntt
< Northnciicru Nuncm@ Spor unr
uoo Here StcoCr rNclu0t Al Glommcn,
oN al Scnmcrhri't norocn'or Glo-
luct itoN / Stnnre.
SnatrnN / BERTHA brrnot NottC.
miller Cos SnNbruN nlc0 tllllNNcnoc
MclmpIlc. %urcmia p0 NltnWlobIl-
@nruQc ncbbrUubtc tibllN ON Nor
Ocucll sen 25bc GprlI mc0 ct Cab a.
$4,000. NoticmIucr Cos Cab
alcuc belrbtr 'iQ til 100000, oTffct
rco tum $1,000 N%2iurnncc Sem me
M iuu brllQic %HllltpuloblIrr itrrN mch.
"a Ser nor luQcn 9l4iuruucc pna 10
lcu a. Sem.
EcNchc yrrc % Taticnt. Gen :
oorlsr y,on Styrm Winorheon or
opO ium 'rlNc Al at huuc lclci Va
tlcut mco Ct Scr 0uArc Smcnpllrr.
'om 'tuloc pUrc %UNc nl SnGcplcicr
NE g buqAc blontct ianumUu en-
I'lrtWc. oN hcrnGhcr oRioa looct lat
uN,l Si't uoncr nunicuhtea leo
mart Ay ,fio,hrcinororc goa nnho
nenr. men, l>isrr, YIN itnn No fife
Iul ~ rrhNr
0NInrc Ou,uSc ~i,r;nuuAcu Mrs
Nuuh,lne Mr,uhnirt If Nor ann
mol iorinonnt u,rn,o SON sos,
oIl,ril iro ~ Nieni Miuuconnlin M
tr,N. N~,t,rin,rIirr ncn N>,li,ic, M
Non oun,r M,,,Ar nor INN crnru !
Min,,, ~ ,,,rio, lI,c ,ffc ,,icrirr.
Sen NprSca >rr NborIra MrorS.
MIR ,rr,t,S, nv hc,nra >mn.,nr
,otnin, s, INN n,,cr S,N bonne
Inrrrt in,,l,,
mon en- ,mo MIonS Somr ~ Or
h,rha N,r,nr 0tt,r roiI N,urtn
bl,n ,,rIcnrr crflo,rc. ,r,nain, ~
5,rnt III 1,o,cn, olinI MOO %,on,rur
-, i,p mans WoS,r hroronrnrS
Qnrrror. N,oner r,he Sem ,nrrnoncu.
y, Monno, ~ cor,rr bcroncr RIM,
,n.>, 'h,,, TX, ~ ,,r, =,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02
MUeonrfnina UeO Belle vuurdDc.-

W~DtoutIutHy utu NtuV VuutuJ0.
HeprGIelltunter irr @reot @eltern
Sil1ur So. / Scnper bar forrige ll9e
/ Belle Tollrd)e ior at biItoa Scr
mcrnc / at uopGl9c Sono for Gprf-
ming al Sufterroer. Gprtningen bill
bette Ior nprnleit blipe ct Torisg,
ioct Stptfcr ira > til Is Icres pil
iiopGlgcs hit o1 her / oct lrrlgcrcoe
Tiitrift, ubNisrcnOc inlt onltrcnt 500
NcreS. Sorie9ct pil nlco ip~not Sn-
@tcrcsie ia1ttagcs al Tarncrnc | Gul-
ltrpocnc pcb Belle Nollrde, &eomoter
% Spcorfiih, on BET pll bcro paa Dc
her inoplinone Hciultater, ON opcn-
ilppnte aprporation uil benlG1ae en-
al line Suffcrfabrifcr til oclnc Ggn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02

IrDlfun TipIlccr DID. ,>0hll Y.
Wtnti'or, Der ror % Mar 'l0cll tea
ION Nomcltcub cn0cl Al oct Ean0,
hporpuo Nncn %>rnnion nj llq0cr, cr
iorlcocn oiNonct ucb 1oocn / III
SEEM 0crilco@.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02
S%n0brmN / BERTHA brrnot NpttC

NcNcNc VTrc on F1tlcnf. Yen .
OOrIGt Yeah Styom / 1tnorhcn0 CT
onN lum 'clNc Al at hnuc lclct Vu
tlrnt mc0 ct Tnr 0uArc SmGnpllcr.
'ou 'tulNc pUrc %UNc o. SnGcplcicr
lie g hu2Ac blonrct ianmlcu Ell
l'lrtlrrc 90 hcrnrncr oH'oa l0oet mi
i cnNcI wl'i. %uAcr pHhienOte2 leo
lrurt 0tu ltiUbrciYnHNrr >cl opoa
Qtocr. mcr NiScr, YIN ito0 Oo itft
Ill ~ rt0Nr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-02

"Suspsmnen" snmaHinr Ct be bebas %
eiliaiir I Nanbefen. 10 Sdrs tsnrdrii 'elaer
n,es bier NaH,n. sirlp II! -Ieeorob'Voiieu'
sfer SofaIca.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

VIM. TAYLOR, OF Glenwood. an
nounces that he will be candidate for
Sheriff OF Lawrence county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party IN
the next primary election at which can
didates for Sheriff are to be nomihat-
ed. --
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
wALeRIDeE.
con. w. Y

Quite a crowd OF bright boys anu
girls from here have entered the Kopt.
b. Callahan school at Louisa ana are
well pleased with the Instructions,
and pleasant manner in which they
were received. We believe the par,
ents have taken the right slept towaru
educating them. They all board AT
their respective homes going ana re-
turning on 81 and 3S. They are Emma
wellinan Imogene and helen See,
opal Hardwick, Russell Haws' Ethei
stansberry and Anna Haywood stump.
The parents should appreciate TINS
school by taking advantage OF THIS
splendid opportunity.
Jessie Peters has entered the n. -
lie. !,
/ vessie Peters has entered school al
Glen Hayes.
state Agriculture Agent Young was
here this week examining a hero oil
horses and fine Hereford Cattle pc
longing TO Tom Miller. The animals
have skin disease. About six cattle
and two colts have died Tom says now
they are some better and has not lost
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
OBITUARY

ON wednesday, January -, lslo'
Mrs. Ivory l.. Bussey. wife OF n. "
Ru.sey. and daughter Of Mr.. ana MIS-.
I.uther Pigg. passed into the other ana
better world. All that loving HANDS
so,ld do was done for Ivory but all TO
no avail
On Thursday afternoon the oooy
wa, laid TO rest in the Bussey cemete-
~ over looking her home
The funeral services were conducted
nv the Revs. John Cheap and Hill
She leaves a husband, four children.
father and mother and one sister
Mrs. Thad Ransom, to mourn tiei
loss. c.
To know Ivory was TO love her. She
was converted about two years ago
and has lived a good christian ever
since. =
ivory will be greatly missed In
Busseyvflle.
oh. this life is sad and lonely,
when we think OF tolls and cares
~ the many missing faces and th'
many vacant chairs.
Rut toll on. We weary laborers TIL you
wery life is done then wen meet oui
dearest Saviour and will say the VIC
tory's won. a,
But we are going home to heaVei
where our tolls and cares VIII CLOS
there wen shout and sing for ever, am
we viii reign above the sky and ther'
win be on more parting and no prac
ious friend to die.
! THREE COUSINS from Hunting
ton. w. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03


Marshal ]. NJ Riddle arrested wa.e.
Taylor at Neon yesterday charged WIN
bootIegging whisky around flemlns'
Ha will be brought here for trial. VI
nc.r, are doing everything In their
mower to check the sale OF WHISKY IN
the county. 49,
fttt
sensational elopement took piaee
a, Colly above here when Miss Ayrtle
Pendleton the pretty i4-year-old cav.
rhtsr Of J. d. Pendleton eioped H.n
Riehard Harold blind man formsiiy
~ west virginia Miss Penoieton
eluded enrased parents. left nome,
v,Iked several miles where she )9ineo
her blind lover. after which they eicpec
afoot into virginia where II Is snppoe.
ed they procured license ana
married Tuesday. The elopement eau'
I'd considerable comment throughou'
LetcheT county.
fftt
A roodly number Of people, inciuu'
ing !, M. Cook, samuel Collins. Judge
w a bearing. w. NJ. Hall. Stepher
combs. Jr. left whitesburg Tuesda,
for Louisville where they VIII at,eh'
the state Convention. Indications shoN
that Letcher county republicans iaVo'
Teddy Roosevelt for the PRESIDENCY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03

President Wilson has called upon
Congress to put itself on record inn
mediately on matters connected with
the foreign policy. Some members of
Congress have been talking against the
Presidents course and it will now De
up to them to put up or shut up" The
difficulty with the public and even the
Congressman is that it is impossible
for them to know all the details OF the
situation. Only the President and Sec
rotary Of State are in position to fully
appreciate the real condition. Usually
the fellow who knows least does the
most talking.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
ALL WRONG.
THE MISTAKE is MADE BY MANY
LOUISA CITIZENS.

Look for the cause of bao1ache.
To be cured you must know the
cause.
II it's weak kidneys you must set the
kidneys working right
A Louisa resident tell you how.
Mrs r. Lewis. Franklin St, Louisa,
says: For a long time | suffered from
various symptoms Of kidney complaint.
/ experimental with many medicines,
but found no benefit until took Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured from the Louisa
Drug Store. They gave me freedom
from spells Of backache, strengthened
my kidneys and bladder ard improved
my health in every way" Statement
given January 9th. 1900
OVER THREE YEARS LATES. Mrs.
Lewis said II am glad to confirm my
former endorsement Of Doan's Kidney
pills. They rid me Of kidney trouble
Price soc at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy--get Doan's
Kidney Pills--the same that Mrs Lewis
has twice publicly recommended Fos-
ter Miburn Co. Props. Buffalo, N Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
KENTUCKY WOMEN

The Queen of Sheba was belle,
And beautiful, as we've heard tell
So beautiful that when shed done
Her act before King Solomon.
The King, forgetting power and gold,
Remarked that half had not been told
OF this fair. lady. and he thought
No Ioyelier being had been wrought
BY all the powers of beauty which
Make art and nature overrich.
But mind you. ladies. this was long
Before Kentucky's winsome thronE
OF loneliness had done thing
To win the plaudits Of a King.
Another woman, fairer than
All women know to mortal man,
was Venus, goddess, and not less
The fairest Of all goddesses;
So fair that even Great Jove sent
Her tokens of his sentiment,
And vowed to her so many vows
That Juno raised domestic rows
Until Olympus shook, and life
Was not worth living with his wifs.
But mind you, ladies, this was long
Before Kentucky's winsome throng
or loveliness was known, and so
FdlT eIlub "dS lnc bhi u ShO""
Another. Cleopatra, she
Who conquered Rome and Anthony;
Her wondrous beauty shown on him
And made all other glories dim.
He did not know, he did not care
What other beauty was, so fair
Was she of Egypt's royal line
That Anthony bowed at her shrine
And lost world, and life and all
In answer to her beauty call.
But mind you, ladies. this was long
Before Kentucky's winsome throng
OF loveliness had had chance
At Cleopatras circumstance.
And there were others-are to-day
But still Kentucky leads the way
Along the path of beauty, and
Her women, famous. always stand
Examples OF the very best
OF beauty's very loveliest!
And mind you, ladies. though you roam
Far from the Old Kentucky home
That atmosphere of beauty, you
To Old Kentucky still are true,
And in New York and everywhere.
Are just the same as you; it goes
With you as fragrance with the rose.
w. ]: HAMPTON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
REAL stock FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES

sSS acres within IL miles Of cincin-
natl, on Ohio river. in Boone county.
KY, On good pike near Fern BANK
Dam. 100 acres river bottom. 2ss acres
blue grass rolling land
1000 acres within four miles OF rail-
road. near webbville, Lawrence eoun-
~. Ky. 80 acres creek bottom. 500
acres blue grass hill land. $50 acres
timber. Fenced and cross fenced. Ne
agents.
For prices and terms. II you mean
business, see owner or write H. ~
FISCHER, ITO East Central Avenue
Ashland, KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
any for n week.

any for week.
County Agent Young was here this
week making the acquaintnnee with
the farmers.
John Rateliff is home with his fam
iIy this week from Primer. W. Va
Mrs. choge Cheek and son Paul OF
fronton. Ohio. were the weekend guest
OF her brother Jay Hardviek.
wilson's c. a o. carpenter forcs 10
here this week.
Henry weliman. In home from
Hemp Hin. suffering with IN aosces'
on his right eye.
Mrs. Sammis Clark. and brother
Otis Farrell were in Louisa Monday
| BOUNCING BETTY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03

Some Of the fiercest fighting oil
Europe's bloody war has been going on
for several days on the border between
Germany and France. Men have peen
falling by tins of thousands. The Kaiser
watched a battle from a prominent
noint four miles distant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
Friday, March 8. 1916.

The Legislature has only short
time left in which to romp on the necks
of the great common people. The dan;
ger is not over yet. however. Several
acts that are wrong may be committed
in the week or two still ahead.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03

Prosperity is rampant throughout the
limited States. There is scarcely an
avenue Of life or business that is not
buoyant There is work for everybody
who wants it. Money is easy and plen-
tiful for all who have produced any
thing to give in return for 1t, or who
are willing to produce.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03

Louisa Chapter. No. s5. II. A. NJ. will
meet In called session Friday, March
ard. p. m. for work in w. NJ. T. y,
and NJ. + degrees G. H. LEWIS, III.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03
farms! FARMS!! FARMS!!!

We have some Of the best farms IN
Mason, Fleming and adjoining counties
for sale. ALSO Southern Ohio farms.
These farms will run from 5000 to
$4,000 per acre in most any size you
want, are we'll located on turnpike and
convenient to school and churches. We
believe our land when quality Is con
sidersd is relatively cheaper than any
lands in kentucky. Our tobacco pro-
duetion is about the largest OF any
county in the State, and we win aver
age more pounds per acre than any
other county. If you are looking for
nice home como and see us, as will
show you something good. 24-H
THos. L. EVAN 6 Co,
Real Estate and Loan Agents,
Farmers and Traders Bank Building
| NASHVILLE. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-03

Whitesburg, KY, March 1.-The sec
ond freight wreck to occur on the
Louisville & Nashville within week
took place near Ulyah on the Letcher-
Perry border below here Sunday morn
ing at an early hour when several coal
cars were smashed to pieces and the
track demoralized for quite distance.
All traffic was delayed.
TT =
n is said here that Government au-
thorities are to probe in a most through
manner the traffic and sale OF cocaine,
morphine and other drugs that have
been frequent for several years. Mar
shall G.. A. SizemoTe and Deputy COL
Iector James Cornett arrested two. FREQ
Jordan and Anna Jones. charged with
selling the dope and at an examining
| trial here Saturday they were bound
over for violations OF the Harrison drug
law and will be tried at London in April
Other arrests are expected around Haz-
ard, where, according to officers the
| traffic has ~been carried on for some
| time
AS result OF the traffic much law
lesness has resulted.
tttt
While attempting to make an arres'
Sunday night in Fleming Ben Compton
shot and severely wounded Bony Han
a peace officer who had attempted u
arrest Compton for shooting on the
streets. When Hall asked Compton tc
surrender Compton replied with
shot from a "A Colts pistol which pass
ed through Halls left thigh inflictinf
dangerous wound. Later Deputy
Shireff Henry Bentley arrested Com
, pton and he was taken to Jail pending
an examination.
Compton came from Tennessee SOM
time ago where he is said to have beer
, a member Of good family OF people
At Burdine in this county Mr.. Hiram
III. Gillian aged so was married TO MIS-
! Mamie Carter age 40 formerly 0
, Craftsville making the third marriag
, of each. At Seco Lester Able, age y
/ was married TO Miss Beatric Cuzzar
1 age is. Able is a motorman and employ
I ed by Tho Sonth East Coal co. III
bride came from cnressee.
! ED. A. s. Percy OF Hazard cam
' up and took part in the funeral OBJ
seduies OF Ira Fieldsgwhich were he'll
' at the Baptist church Saturday after
1 noon. Among the others who came U
: from Hazard were Rebel Martin. G. !
: Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Y. Combs. {
! A. Sizemore. James Cornett.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
GAMBLING DEVICES SEIZED

Bismarck, June 27--Sheriff Heath,
under the leadership of H. A. Hanson,
states attorney of Burke county, and
on the complaint Of Superintendent
Watkins of the N. D. Enforcement
League, seized valuable property of
the Hines-Cash Carnival com pany
June "a and put in Jail the party oper-
ating the same.
Assistant Supt. C. w. Finwall had
seized gambling devices of this
company and warned them but they
evidently did not expect to be fol-
lowed They will now get the limit
the law allows if league officers have
their way, and next time this company
violates the law they will be handled
under the nuisance act which is espec-
tally severe, and will enjoin the show
throughout the entire state.
The league men are determined to
seize all such gambling devices, and
prosecute all violators of the gambling
laws carried on at fairs and by shows
and carnival companies.
Some interesting developments are
promised relative to the official side
of the case as concessions must be
allowed for such performance, and
it is believed the governor should re-
move on proper complaint officers al
lowing such open gambling.