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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
SEEN IN The SHOPS

AnEors gloves t0E nsen's usar
COl57sd tale bs'isg dots % eAenii!s
We've, waists hAsing sPa0gie5 fro1tA
White and gle bad. ROAD. for brsls
lag
Striped gsuAe Ia g.ufrs ssrcis for
sSsniEg wear.
shlri uGAEts having lLYP-d and
E-oiEtei Top ev6.
Bad irimuiHSs 80 uliA srss Ard
small turquoise
Co.ored sslk-cord Eeis Tor sklTt asd
rsis; d-e5rsti0u-
ColoreI fshust for ovsFifssses -
tended for the sSeuirg
Nrsj popliu ard zrauiie or ersP9n
s.avss In EPri-E Goods Dr. Gc0ts
ErorCunis;
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
GROWING CELERY.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
THREE TRAINS
DAILY TO
CINCINNATI

The J.. r. v. vesiiiuie
Limited Is tie iin1si train in the
world and runs through 10 wash
ingtou. baltimore, Phiadelphia
and New York Il isIighied with
electricity and heated with steam
lfyoH inicad travelling N any d.
reefiou write for mi M rmatioB
% G. D. RYAN. Aat, 6. r. A.
Cine mn II, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22

ing process must. hosesrr. b. 6nisbed
By ths spsds. Which d doss By Gegfng
The sol from bst~-su the rous and
hanking Il up clear 10 the top % sseh
sds d The r0s % celery. Tive fset -
snP,s distaHes befusea the dsaFf -
rietie-. bot When larger sOrts are used
the uidfh o. Tie rDWs Should BE- four o.
Eve fert.-J. z DiIion. Ia Agrieuliurai
Epitorui.t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
Engine and Boiler for sale.

We will sell cheap for Cash or
Bank note well secured, one vsrti-
cal boiler, feet hin, 36-Ineh d.
ameter, win injector, one slrsubs'
2O-lnch vSrti 'LTT,, one center
crank engine 7Il0 cylinder. Rea-
son for selling, too small for our
custom HATTES & WARREN,
buchanan, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
BOARDING HOUSE.

Fred McHenry il now occupying
the Burgess property aud Is pre-
pared To furnish the beat hoard for
the least money, Those who stop
there prslse the aecOmmUda-
lions highly. People from tn,
country arc invited tn pstroniIs
she house. Satisfaction Ruaran-
teed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22

Good twO-stOry fame residence
n Louisa, with good sizrd lot,
healthy location, pure water. desi-
rabIe property. Price so. Foi
further particulars apply 10 ". =
Cosby.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
H.sL.a. "a c.Is $780,.

HOtbeis are used is uiater. bet cold
frames are preferred n sumner. To
prepare = hOtb-d make . frsrss u
inches higt 80 the rear snd isa inches
- ths frOut. three feet side ard Of
any preferred length FIn it half full
Of eisan bore manure and then ~iih
az ineh-s % rich dirt. using giaSs ssh
for COVERING Cod francs rrisy b. made
N the zane raAsBSr. but 20 GAS 10 70
quiTed. Leaf mold FOR hotheyis tray u
prepared b. oOmPo>tinE leaves vita
manure, bat Nhaf l. usually Bi-anf -
leaf mold II top sril from the ~Oosfs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
K.E.P.A.N.S'
plCkcd Without UIa11-
ZEN FOR FIVE GEMS.

rs speci.i form q Ripans Iahli.shprspArsd
fr--u ~ qrik.Ai prs@rri pti0a. b1t n.oFsea1os8-
tally III - Tor Tie r1rFose q Dacnlg -
universzl racierl cer1lzt Tor Z 10 prtoe
DIREC TlON6--Laks &C. a sd O. hsd
t,1s o. uhe.srr ia fesl pclriy- esallov 81
wklis. VIII Or Eifkost q rsostkfli q wlsar.
NJ clrr al s1oz1ck troublsH haniIh pas
i1l11ee aleep lrnlalx NE ~ t1rAl1Ael1 to1.e-
I'D erri1x Me1ici1a. Nc uarter wkafa 10
mAftEr. &C. IN Do yg1 goo1 One gives rsllsf-
elre IN rsslh n dlrsc<i1na are folloue1
NJ tteoelf parkAsss 1rs 30 ~ q - I'D a
Al daalera, ahho1gh q = pruhah,s TAI alnast
aly drlgziH1 IN gteAll aG1Frly uhaarug.slre1
tyacntoUer . Do -; hi II . 60 nlris
eiFt1a, eoatkinlnz tn tahzi-s III - ssut p1s--
~ paid. % anY a1dren fdr are cezaI n aAEpa,
f1ruaroed % Tie kipa1s ChamtAl 90. Ne -
epr1es "a. Nsu Ycrk- rl-1 ~ GOD aFe tkcr-
o1rAly i1froo1nsi otke trn1e. llrs1la al -
esn IN - 1ppiiet a. p-ioe vkich IN aIlov
~ tAlr Uarrin q rTu1t va on1En uAr-
tQ11 osntslhy nal 8 oe1tA u dnala flaa
eartonll for e2-by nAl for etA tuu3C@
nrtonsl for go = grus onn eartaoa for
go Ca VA ~ ofoer n even 80. an1
re4Ekf - e1Ere8 -att T1ooEl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22

Clean blood means = clean skin. No
beauty without q. CascArets. Candy CatAar.
tie s'een yeer blood and kesp Il clean, b.
s.iEE,pg " the lazy liver and driving su i'm
baniah pimples, lloila. bloiches, hlack ksada.
aud that sickly bilieul oomplsHion ~ takin9
CasoarelA -beauiy for ten esnta an drul-
gialn. uatiulacllon guaranteed. ~. -, ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
foa I'VE FRUIT FAaM
ns~ 20 Bald . PrsettesI Ysuit -,
Vss~faBls 1saas

NsG~fabls f1ssse-
A fruit anf vegetable hose l. ueees-
Giiy where aHy srnsidsrsbis quaSsify
% th--s Pr0incis y 80 b. hous-d. The
reqaiFrH~uts are Accessibility an8 the
FEASIBILITY % Dainisining a i0u-but
not frscnng -tsuP-rsiuTs d1nng The
Hsonihs q slater. 4 erDss sec;ion Of =
house nsrdns i5ess Teqaifenests -
sborn hsreNith. 4 sabty Or grsssiiy
knoll. " eouSeuientiy located. 10 -
ircfed snd > f-~ feet o. sHeavAiion 10
made. Tie degth dePendirg 90 iAsehar-
.eisr q the ~intsr IL the given lOcaiity.
Two feet siii BE- saOugh IN sons places
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
so CENTS 4 MONTH
Or $500 year by mall.

We have elubbiag arrangements
by which We can furnish the fol
lowins publications. with he BIZ
SAxpr NrEs al 'l,c r,iHee.I prices
named:
n. Y. Void, thrcc tines 4
week, ami NEws, both one ye,l
SI-e5.
Louisville Weekly Dispatch. an
News, Sl.65.
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
AMI NEws, $50.
Courier Journal, twice a week
and News. $3.50.
Home * Farm and Nzws. les.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22

Unexpected Friendship.
ss mos. ,. nONTpoaT.


~ clad in worn and faded garments.
and her pincheJ features and ernaei-
stsd body io!d al too plainly that she
had suffered foe want Of food. Shepre-
scented a touching AID pathetic APPEAR
aacs. sitting there all alone on the open
prairie. win the hot suu beating uerci-
lessly don on her head. aud her aged
form drOOping aud trembling under the
burden Of cares that had fsllen 10 her
lot
Presently the sabbath stilIness was
broken BY = Wild. unearthly shout that
came from away Oh 10 the north. In
stantly a dO1en other shouts. equally IS
Wild aud une1rth.y. followed. The poor
old woman started up in alarm and
looked fraTfaIly cut from her shelter In
uae grass \ half mile away up the
road she saw a small body - men on
hOsebsck galIoPing down 10 her diFee-
ton. Her eyes we're weak 4nd dim. and
abe could not make out much about
ihem az that distance. but she kHe~
from those shouts who they we're
With an expression Of fear on her
face. she shrAnk back in the grass and
tried TO hide Again there came to AeI
ears . series Of those hideols shouts
She put her hand TO her heart. and Der
eyes filed with ieArs and her lip quiz
cred
tits those dreadful cowboys. she
gsEped. -And they're coming right this
way. oh. / wish could Glide. They're
so mean and I'm 80 afraid OF them u
would be Just Ike them 10 shoot ne or
ride over me-
She looked eagerly arOHnt. but there
was no place 20 hide Then she tired 70
get up sad run away. bui she tremh.eti
80 that she could not stand. She sank
back heLPlssslJ and sat quAkiug viii
alarm. Preseaiiy = bali toHen meE
gailoPed up. and. seeing neE. e~ine 70
hA!1 They "eTe COWBOYS. Hsseu out ID
their sunday AZURE. gong 70 '0Nh TOT
day OF IL They stood Tor ii'tAe WINE
gazing a. her N s'ent Asiohisn mem
WINE aee cast iuEu IIi4io
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
A NEW TRIUMPH.
The Dreaded Consumption
can be cured.
T. A. SiOcum, the Great Chemlsl
and Scientist, will send g. Suf-
fsrsrs. three free hotties u his
Newly Discovered ReIhsliss
TO core CONSUMPTION aad
All Luag Trouble..

NothfsE 90 - b. ftfrsr. n.0fe pihiisn
'hroPie " rsfry more jSy % tiie silit te.i
ihsh The s-nrfpus oaer a m is'f.orrd
AM dit ~ ti.i~,i tilsfni. q, J. .siaglm
n. g. = Nes Y0rs 1ifs.
lie las dizcovere.i friiable sni si,r1-
lut. cuse IT, cnnsumpii.,n ara al bror-
rhiai. threat. lusg and eh-st - esse-.
cafsrrhzi afi-ctijrs Ernersi isriiris sos
seskhss.. sssof f-.h AMI - -oeiifian.
{ As,tilE ssay -nli 70 Has- - greaf
.nefif. kaSan. siii sriai ritrrt IRE . tii-.
u his neus fi-css.srssl irntsil-s - pr
aiiiirtsd r. i-r q ~ ~ szisig Set-
Alrssdy hts "n-s srirhtiflc - s'-tu ~
tlsdiria--' - permanently cured ih11.-
soas q atp-T, as bepties- c-s-s
Tie isxtsif t1yrsiiirr- F ns QtiF ~
prc frssien-i. bli 81. ieiEi1u. duty "A
iu:y Silks hraassf sudsrng aamsh-
ay--io d.sfgts ~ tnt.liine t1fc
lie Ls- proved %, lr-tsiri n1lsnmp-
si0h % - enrah'e li-ease tetoai 2
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S-Hiifrd-. ftsu ti,.-e teEshiiel SID
cafri Ia 81 l.art. ih- Haii8.
atarEhsi 4n.i pifm5uary r .iiti-i lr-I
20 csi,lrl Doc sii'i lpii-.iuii .'t.'' r''ir
sTTuyiei Sans .pceif sai erfttit
is-ih Dssa'i ,irlay aniii iiis ios lltr
) mgis ~iifs a Sif-um. Y - iin'
tr-e'. Nr- fof. giving e2rr.ss a.
sss'sf.ite al'sirr-s Al iisr sfes fls- islt.
ill . Prompts r-fL f.a4r ith ~
i'ocgof yg'i 49, his q e b. ths Eis -glai
So lsi.i 8
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
Spain and Her People.

y
Founded on the rElns OF ancient
Rome and peOpled by the rugged
est races OF the middle ages, Spain
easily conquered the old world and
and Overran the new
world. Under the rule OF Charles
| OF Spain, better known in histo-
~ as Charles V Of Germany, the
Spanish empire included the whole
Iberian peninsula, the Balearic Is
lands, Roussillon and Cerdsgne
north OF the Pyrenees, the island
OF Sardinia, Sicily, Naples and Mi
Ian. Franche-Comte, Holland and
Belgium and practically Austria,
Bohemia, Hungary and Transylya-
MIA. In Africa it held the vast do
main which Portuguese adventures
had seized, and in Asia the Philip
pine archipelago. In North Amer
lea Spanish territory Included ev-
erything south OF Savannah on the
east and san Francisco on the west,
together with Mexico, Central
America and the West indies.
Spain dominated all South Amsrl-
ca, including Brazil, which wa, =
Portuguese province at the time
Spain ruled Portugal. br total
dominion Of Charles at its zenith
wss about 1900, 900 squsre miles,
double that OF the car Of Russia
and infinitely greater than that Of
any other monarch in history. Nor
was Spain great 10 size and strength
alone She was rich beyond COM
putatiOn. Besides the bOundless
Resources OF the Spanish peninsula,
which the Rothchilds considered
superior security for enormous
loans, the wealth ofGermany, Aus
trla and the Netherlands was at
the disposal Of Spain.
All this, however, was as moth
ing to the gold and silver that
poured in from America. The ma
tive mOnarchs OF Mexico, Central
America snd Peru yielded up their
treasures at the command OF Span
ish adventures, ard the mines,
worked by indian slaves, produced
the precious metals in quantities
that dazZled the world and intOXi-
Gated the Spanisrds. Ii is esti'
mated that during the century thai
followed the discovery Of the new
world 1000 tons Of gold and Soc
tons OF silver crossed the ocean t.
be squandered in Spain. Pennies:
nOblsmen borrowed money TO pay
their passage 10 America and re
turned milllOnaires. Common sol
diers CANT back TO the InOthe
country with professions OF slaves
A certain Spanish soldier wss mar
ried 10 Barcelona to the daughte
Of a nobIeman and celebrated tn,
occasion by giving away in aim
$4,000 in gold and silver. An
other returned Spaniard stood at
window in his house at Madrid ant
threw into the street, q handful a
3 time, two barrels OF silver coin
for the fun OF seeing the rabbi,
scramble for the money. Nation
: al extravaganza kept pace with in
dividuAl prOfigacy, and legiti
mate business was lost sight Of II
! speculation. Spain ruled the mos
OF the world and snubbed the res
oft. Upon her strength was found
ed the nstiOSsl pride which prov
ed her national weakness.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22

DO.t Tobacco SPIT and ssOts IOsr LIFE Lusy.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netie. full Of life, nerve and vigOr, take So-TO
BAG. the u0ader- worker. that makes weak men
stroLg- All druggists, SOC or o.. Cure gusrz,
teed Booklet and sample free Address
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
Big Sandy Division.
Time Table Il G.et May 10.

itst~ A+AlN - N1NA NAY 10.
Pas, IEafs -l.fat~s Ashizrd 80 q
% ARRIVES Iehi-a s.gs Henrt o.
shzfd asf5. hhlirho4.e l0.Jep. ~.
ksfurHing LsaFes tLifet0a.e af J 20
10 arrives i.olisa 81. Ashland
ESQ
MfxrD TftIx
ir4te, Atif1hauss AN tcska
u.-- arites hufifaa1n $40. CT.
irit bafg >. Ashland p.m. Re-
fHFnHE iettr- A.hisfd TsH e. ~.
tsi. .sblrg Z .'- Ee. aansn = .f1.ar-
tivfs t~ni.a . rs Fs-rh OfehsnfSt-s
WsrTis.afr5 Ca.
a. s SIZES AXE nc. BorGnTON.
Ilain Nssigf ks.tsupt.
Ashland. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
aass al aa hiM
Al Rai Line

Ciacinaai.
az al -hlts in Isdiara, r.
l,nois Aiisso-ri, NAn5as, Ne
o.iskA Texas, Colorado, Or
egoa, Gallo. a, Nj .ness,ta,
.fisco1s sin, and al western
and northwestern states.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22

ID themselves one after another 10
the smaller islands 10 the Carbide
an sea. BY the time Of the Dutch
war OF 1885 the pretensions Of Spain
TO universal ownership In those re-
gions we're wholly Ignored. The
English seized Jamaica. The
French FIRST took Tortuga and
thence sent out filiDuster-, Sh
presently drove the spanish out Of
Haiti-HispaniOla, Litlle spain
and made IL a French province.
Even Havana was attacked more
than once. Drake had = Ruthless
venture at Il. Penn and Venables.
y tho took Jamsica, tried to take il
but failed. Englsnd did storm the
forts in 100 and held the city .
few ears, then gave il back TO
Spain. BY tho end Of thst century
Trinidad, too, was snatchsd away,
and SPANS commerce with the
American colonies sub tantiaIly
destroyed. England came TO her
aid { home in the NapoI, Onic war.
and then france in turn helped
Ferdinand VII to hold his throne.
CONTINUED next week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
HOW RUIN CAME.

At tie zenith Spain seemed to
possess invincible power. Only
one nation dared to challenge it.
that nation was England. SPANS
4rgosies were successfully attacked
in the south seas. Then came the
destruction Of the great armada.
The charm was broken. SpaiL
started on the downward path and
never stopped. Foes devvlOPe d
without and within. Under Ferdi-
nand and Isabella neg the ruin
u the cOuntry which their success
Ors have completed. They dove
the Jews and Mvors out OF Spain
IL is that fact, in Spanish history
which accounts for the nations de-
eadsuce. The Jew and the Moor
were traders aud artisans. They
eonsIiiuted the middle class, and
they were the people which the IA
natlcism Of Isabella and the DARK
zeal Of TOrquemadA banishsd from
spanish soil. When they were ali
gone, the fires Of the inquisItiOu
were lighted for the thinkers, and
Tree thought was allowed no foot
mold under the cross OF Castillo.
When the philosopher, the scient-
let, the Inventor, had gone, there
remained only the soldier and the
peasant. From the days Of Ferdi-
nand to the days OF Wsyler it has
been the policy OF spain to terror
ize her subjects into submission By
torture and butchery. From first
to last this policy has been a fail
ure.
Early in the sixteenth century the
Netherlands revolted aud formed
the United Provinces. The sturdy
Dutehmen destroyed what rem
nants remained Of the SPanlsh n1-
w, and in leia, at ROcruy, the
Spanish infantry, hitherto invinei.
BILE, was beSten and forever broken.
Portugal and her vast possession.
in three continents were lost in
1910. Naples rOvolted in IC4S un-
der MassanieilO. lie was a,sas>I-
mated by braves in the hire Of
Spain, and after long struggle the
rebellion was suppressed. But
Spain's hold ON the two Slcilies
once lOOsentd, was never 50 strong
again. France seized the province
north OF the PyrencSs end franchs.
i,omle. All authority in thu Ger,
man states had long been los, Il
Spain, aud the last \. anish klng 81
the Austrian dynasty, at the clos,
Of the seventeenth century, saw
his realm the PREY Of the great pow
ers.
Equally disastrous were ihoS,
times in the colonies. The Dutch
French AID English seized foot
hold In the Guinas aud then help
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-22
THE
IKa / AG s.!aIA hgaIE
SI00 a year.
Issued Wcdnes,Iay lId Sltnl-
day IL.

BeztDuin< Isnasfy ]. is17. NJ wesk-
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esit1H 80 .rr = r.ae. ~ ai,i csfur-
isy TIE Neina-ity paper uiil b. d.
tpseiiu Eess rs.i raFfrsI f.spt1s. TIE
r.taflsf - all u DEVOTED % sio-ic.
mi'cs aag flfin-r.. i--iry, As -
ir't family fagsf.
Lsea l--ac go is,iH gsksy. % fuciss
tiasss .r,--aa 81 ft.st. q tAop.er, :
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Address, Liebig Co., j. q. Box
27lS, New York.
The broad ax., 1898-01-15
Hls Fatal siIp.

Gentlemen" said the political can.
didate, my record is an open book
There is nothing in 1t that am asham-
ed of. Though l have passed beyond
the point which the great majority ID
men fail to reach, am not proud.
started as a poor boy and have come
I'D through the various walks Of life
to"
walks Of life? Walks Of life?''
broke In the assembled bicyclists;
"this man talks about coming up
through the walks Of life. and then
asks US to vote for him. Down with
him! Tar and feathersi Somebody
get a railp' The candidate escaped
by jumping from q second-story win
dow, but he never stopped 70 learn
whether he was beaten at the polls or
not.-Cleveland Leader.
The broad ax., 1898-01-15
That was over rwen-

both Of them. That was over rwen-
i've years ago.
Soon after lost my eyes went to
the blind asylum and school at Jack
sonville. There learned broommak-
ing and also learned to play the flute
and accordion. couldn't afford to re-
turn to the school for a second term.
so went to the town of Huntley In
1872 and began work. / stayed there
until about 70, when I came here TO
South Elgin. got married and settled
down"
The broad ax., 1898-01-15
Lupton. Ill, Nov. Q, 1891.

Lupton. Ill, Nov. Q, 1891
French Chemical Company.
CSC Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Gentlemen
Enclosed please find one dollar for which
send me a bottle Of your Anti-Ncvral-
Cioue. You sent a bottle 10 my mother
last week and il acted like charm: she
has been a great sufferer OF neuralgia OF
the head and stomach and around the
heart and never took any remedy that re,
iieyed her so quickly as this wonderful
medicine did
/ thank God for giving you the power 70
make such a wonderful remedy and l
hope YOU may prosper.
Send as soon as possible TO,
Mary F. Perkins,
Lupton p. o., Illinois.
The broad ax., 1898-01-15

During the recent mayoralty cam
paign in Greater New York the sup
porters Of Seth Low distributed docu-
ments as follows: Posters, ISL; plac-
ards. 33,165; handbills, 9Os,Oo0; cards,
S77.7S3; pamphlets. 4s6, 454; books. d.
500; Autographs. $1,000, making to-
tai Of over 1000, 900. And yet the great
mass Of the readers Of these documents
voted for somebody else than Mr.. Low.
The Low literature acted like boom
erang, inflicting its greatest injuries
upon its projectors.