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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-31
Horace B. Stevens,
Real Estate and InSur.
anCe Agent.
i Solicit Collection of Rents
and make no charge for
Advertising.
FOR SALE

NORTH STANTON STREET, near
Hildebraud residence, lots; 5000.
Ore-third cash.
NORTH KANSAS STREET, 81 lots
for 500 cash.
UPSOM AVENUE, between N. Ell
PasO and Santa Fe Sts., As feet for
5000; one-tbird cash.
NORTH OREGON STREET, corner of
Rio Grande, 175x175. Room for 5
houses. CHEAP.
MESA AVENUE, 2 lots, corner, for
500.
IDAHO STREET. lots at sacrifice.
BUSINESS CORNER, Mesa avenue
ar Texas street. 115x6O feet. A bar
gain and terms to suit.
IL LOTS on San Antonio street facing
Magoffin homestead.
TWO LOTS on East Overland. Cheap.
ONE LOT, near Mesa school.
6Oxl2 feet on WEST Overland street.
BUSINESS PROPERTY, paying $40
per month, for $4,000
"a 800 will buy a row of houses paying
S64 month.
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS aud q
small cash payment will buy 7-room
brick house, JIG Upsom Avenue.
Ga N. OREGON STREET brick house
5 rooms. Easy terms.
407 N. Ell PASO STREET, s rooms,
cheap.
400 N. Ell. PAsO STREET, rooms,
brick.
BRICK HOUSE of rooms on North
Stanton Street; southeast corner; .
Pleasant home.
NEAR S. p. DEPOT, on N. Kansas
Street, Groom brick.
GOOD PAYING LODGING HOUSE,
Is rooms.
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE. GEN.
trally located. Suitable for fashion
able boa ding.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-31
Mardi Gras at New Orleans.

Account of Mardi Gras at New
Orleans February 2lss and 22nd. The
Texas & Pacific r. R., Ell Paso route,
will sell you round trip tickets
February 18th, 18th, 2O.h aud 2lst,
limited for return to March 5th, at one
fare for the round trip, $500 For
further information call on or address
B. F. OARBYSHIRE, S. w. F. & P. A.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-31
Pure Hygenia Ice.

Made from distilled water. Ask
your family physician or druggist as
to purity and hea1thfulness of our ice
Telephone No. ID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
DE sorO. IND.

The -tira->hnpp.rT u last sum
r1-r ha, topped over into~Ioosisr-
iom. ami I grr-t my old Law
renee rounty friends a. a Hoosier.-
Ny stay here during a period OF
fhr,-' Ve' X ha- been the most
pleasant ard sgreeable-Kansas
has broader plains but they are
dry and parchet; Indiana hiss IN
fgia-ing plain, and yery product.
ive-you can see a fair specimen
Ofthi- country in travelling through
Central Kentucky.
The farms Of this country are
splendid tie climate i very mild
aud pleasant: the rivers and
streams team with fish the ravines
contzin all necessary game; the
fruit trees almost groan beneath
their burden Of fruit. aud 3 more
h'-rliabie people are found only
in Kentucky.
Law and order is very rigid here,
bile in K.ntuCky aud Kansas il
i mere lax. have been waiting
two weeks 10 satisfy little tech
nic'l!ty in the medica! Law. while
IN Kansas you cau practice With
out even Registering Your diploma
~ yOu have Onr. DE soto Is a
nice little vilIisge on the L. +. &
v Z. T., six mil-seast Of the city
ci Munci- and six miles ives, OF the
city u Albany % it has all the
liabilities that Ihoss towns afford.
We have churches, schools. and all
necessary public buildings to give
comfort and happiness 10 the in.
Eab'tsnt-.
Avsrs important feature in this
eoCuiry j. the natural gas. il is
u.iliz, d for al purposes: heating
lighting, cooking aud running sag.
mills and blacksmith shops. You
can heat a room in ten minutes. or
J efOk- stove in Eve inmates; and
when yOu are through, turn on the
sa> and Immediately every thing
is cOOl.
There i plenty Of gas ia Ken
ilesy. but not q thi. quality-ii.
j. generated by friction Of the
tongue and palate, transmitted
through the lips, and really some
u i abput GeissrvIlIe Is fos!
enough 10 ignite. Hoosl.r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
DELIVERED HER MESSAGE
AID The IsILatI,s Issna HI.. OSIIz-
iaEIy IsEer-d 90 EGPIaI.
tho Note

4 sweet H;t.s giri Who wore = blue
checked spr0a snd those hair hung
down her bark ID two l,iE b5s. = Walked
Into the Comm-r-iaI Osses the other
morning. says writer on that Louis-
vile paper
Are yol tie Commercial! ? sas askri
ID, smallest nan in ths otlce-
lie uf.-iesiiy said II Eas. and thea
she haudr1 over = short note bearing
these words.
Wanted 4 uifss mI.si b bszuiifu'
and shout I've feet high. AdIrsss J.
-You see sa-j the little one. who
bad fingered. he boards near vksre /
I've. Enl one d the .aiiss in ibs h0uss
sSHt me down uiih tEia don't know
4 thing ai-Oui il rDy-e.f Bat. Law. hes
awful Cd, and ma says be don't know
no better. she sayI that NJ girl that
IuOsEed him would haze ans thing 10 q
Nth him on arrount - Is age The
hind s,ri tod ny IA that Be had false
tssth an r. eyed his hair. bot. iaW.
don't sAa-ei be-, ihai I'D OF. They g
sAy. ihOusa. thai he uears o0rssts and
tAat he's cracked tW0 looking glasses
Primplng hisss.f 'Cour-s don't kn0u.
myself. but that's what they say
Thea Ter b.ue eyes s7arklsi and shs
wsnt out feeling she bad done her dliy
In every particular toward the mzs
whom Eohs Of the Irisht.sEa SEEN q
Ike
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
TOO MUCH FOR HIM
- LesE sIsee Hls Lat Watt ne Hsa
Forsotten How 60 Behase HIn-
self a. Church

For ten long years be lad not beeu 20
church one sunday morning be con
eluded to lay aside his heathenish ways
and surprise the rector. lie Is naturally
Of timid disposition Wheu Il comes to
publicity. and with a sweet girl friend
hanging 10 his arms. his beat suit Of
clothes on. collar higher than usual
and the prospect Of nieerius ! uumbeF
% frieads Who be knew ~ 1uid b. rrady
70 guy him. be was auy thing. bot com
Portable when be Waiksd into the
church and Was shown TO a srat near
the frout BY the usher. ~ the Louis
Vile Commercial.
For an hour be managed % stand a..
but Il was an awful strain. The PER
spiraii0u oozed ont and NiItrd bis col
lar. it dripPed from bis finger tips:
there vas a bot time in the old church
for him.
III glanced behind him and notierd
that his friends were smiling. Thrn be
concluded something was wr,ng with
his apparel lie feared Il might be his
hair bad not been eombed. Al com
maaion be could stand IL NO logger. and
be asked the fair girl " shs was ready
20 20. she asssntrd and they hurried
ont A. Sc vent the smiles on the faces
81 his friends deepened. and here and
there one u them made a peculiar mo-
ii1n. IIr bad forgotten his overcast in
the excitement aud they were trying TO
call bis attention TO a.
Once on the outside he missed his
coat. and then it all flashed upon him.
But be would rather have lost his coat
than hase gone after IL Sust a. be was
about 70 abandon the garment 90 the
foreign missionary society n hoy came
along and he gave the yOungstsr Is
cents 20 slip In and get the coat when
Il wus once more IN his Possession and
- vas on his WAY home be made =
rienial resolve that he would no; 20 20
church again until be vas more com
posed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
The PEANUT ROASTER.
wh-Fs aaa Thoa@aaas 81 Thsa
Are ssld AssaaIIy.

The peanut roas;ers % black iron.
such ~ are eominOuIy SEGA in The city
streets. arr likely - have a capacity %
- quartz such Toasters are sold In
AiEcs Tangiug from ten 70 twenty eight
quartz Peanut rCz1terz are made 70
hold three bz2hsIs. uAieh makes =
roaster a. big A. barrel such a pea
Hut rooster would BE st up Al public
resort A. the SSashOrs. or perhaps Al
tsiEs. Eays tke SsW York san
There are combined peanut roatterS
aHd warmers made In various sires. the
warmer having glass sides and = bot
water rsseryoir below. separate pa
nut Warn-rs are made % various ma
isfs=t- or combinations q materials.
!nelliiHs lin. iron. steel and copper.
AID tAsy are made In . variety o. shapes
AID sizss- aat squippsd for heating BIZ
charcoal or oil
lEers 10 an automatic roaster Of
WAieA Tie cylinder = turned By snail
sts@sn sngins attached 10 the eranE.
Ehieh ssrses 10 attract attention. and
Il ofisusst seen ~ the ssAShors ar.a
oth~r places % r.soEt The 1nost slab-
orzts sEt oo-i!y PssEnt oGiht l. the
peanut wagon, whioh q squipp-d with
roasisE Aad ~EEa.rr and {. draEn b.
n hCEs-.
LLsrs are u-Ors psanlt roAs;sFs sod
nos nAan ever lEteet. thous.us,. an
Soit -nsssily- Thy are nssd all over
tie eosat-y. and il other eoantries,
too. for people eat peanuts pretty aush
eseryvhsre nOvzdayA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
You Leave Home.

For the summer. % where you
will find almost literally. = sew
World. Such a SPOT i, Yellowstone
PARK There Is no place like it in
the South, nor eissRhere. You
viii b. astonished at what yOu =ee
and learn there. \ months outing
il those mountains 900 feet above
the sea level, and IN an ainoS-
phere pure and invisorating, would
add years 10 your life. There are
four modern hotels, good roads
maintained by the L. :. Govern
meHt-fOr riding. driving or eye
ling; riding hors,> and pack trains
Geyserz, can OHS, mud springs,
lakes, caiaracts and cascade, in
large number. are erORded into q
space 81 by 9 miles In size. II
you can afford il, you wrong your
self by not going there. II YOU
can not aOiini 1t then 90 to b=auti-
ful Leech lake in Ninles0ta, . new
and popular resort New hotels.
iine fishing and hunting, and COOL
bOaiing at Reasonable rates. send
send Chas- : Fee OF Northern
Pacific Railway, Of St Paul, Mimi.
5 cents for Wonderland - that de-
seribes by pen aud picture Boib,rc-
sorts. Mention where advertise
uent wss seen. TT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
TRAD

Jennie Carter visited on Little
Blaine saturday.
John Prince ana James McC.wp
were on eur creek one day last
week.
LIS Prince lot hue mule on
last Saturday week returning from
Louisa
JAMES Mods, daughter and
daugh;sr-in-.as visited At Trad
Frd.y.
Measles : raging here.
squire Jase la, case TO try
n'arls every day. He has got ON
noN lbai wiil sisy with him /.
ae,k Or so eis.- Of measles.
Sam jobs / oui o. school this
week. II, visited Louisa Thur
lay and F.i-ls,.
SIN Rec Niii complete his I,,g
irn GA Laos i'sarrh nrNI week.
john lake l. P,.iing tan bark on
u +. Carter Isn't.
IN y. z. society has been organ.
iz,-l AZ lht Rich knob school hous-.
knuwa as the Rich Knob Lodge
N. 6, With about thirty mem
hers.
laod weliman is cur blacksmith
ani lislcfmsn.
Next Thursday aud Friday ara
road workine days.
l'oru, 10 the wife u Reuben Cur.
uu'tr, toy,
Nina Rose was Visiting Mr.. u, aus
'smily Friday.
i,Atvry Jooc, ST., Was visiting
Mlllar1 l,o,e sunday,
James rlgg was ON our crrrk
saturday,
llcra, the Soth, To tho vlfe az
Slse, l'fae, a inr lO.poand glrl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
A NEW TRIUMPH.
The Dreaded Consumption
can be cured.
T. A. Slocum. the Great CbemisI
and scientist, will send 10 suf-
feF-rs. three free bottles Of his
NeNiy Discovered Remedies
to cun Consumption and
all Lung Troubles.

SQshiHE t0sld b. faircr. more pfilzn
IhTUpie oTcarry more Joy o. the aniite,l
han fhe grntr, "a offer u the hannTr,
and di,unRrish,d sliemis;, I. A.slacum,
v. g. sf Nsa YORK CITY.
lie hassli loOyeie.l reliable AMI & b. ;.
lnI cuar iOf consumption and al hrun
chial, thfos'. lung aud chest disease,
catarrhal an-ctioEs. general ,iecline si..l
scsku-ss. l,sssci Iiesh and 81 SO iitian.
q a4stii. : sssy and % mae o. Ese.i
r'erits SnUsn. y 10 seni tLrcr lee b1ll, /.
Il h. neu 81 81 covered Ftmo,ii.s % rms
sfiiigttd rrsslcr 81 the 9ig sands Ne~-
Aircsty hts 'ncs scirntific sXstm o.
mesihi1s hss V~rmaErn.ly cured tilut .
ansi- % Appar,Ltly h0g,risss cases
TIE issfor cons-lrrs L noi only D..
professional. b. bis religious duty u
du;y uhigh BE- Ncs q Suffering hgman.
- 10 donate a.. tnlzll,bie cure
lie has pgoV,d The dreaded cunssunu-
iinn 20 - rUrabie disease bryoai !
doubt. ia ~ tlimate. and ha- On DE h
his au,eiiesu ani ruro, ean isllfafarie.
thou-Epts n "irsTif.it tr~iiiu. stat. ~
gTatiiLsle 90 those teuffir'eil 80
eu7ri IN al part. 4 ih- waild.
talAFlhai add paiHoaary e. uhle. J. =
10 eslsuiupii0r. and rousata 'fip iiHiu
isrrurt-si. means speedy ard -sfraii
deafh- Den'. j-lay until his TO- late
Smply vIits 7 A slt,um. u q. IS Fln,
.tfrri. Nvs Nors. gislEg s&lrss 90,
posirui1c address afi the kre, ms i.iu-
siii D. FfunpiiF sent l'ea.s fli tn
iAoctor soa ,ay hi, riirr Ia the Lis >atai
Nssc. lsisbgs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13

sere u isi4ken.
some later IL the afternoon Ne
n-crived the gl4d-Ome news over
the wires that the brave AMI hon
or~d Commodore has made his re-
port, orr sailors are safe. our w..
sis uniuiui.,i amin spanish fleet
destroyed.
Next We expect To hear % Rear
Admiral Sampson overcoming the
mighty spanish iis,.t in tn waters
Of the Atlantic but not y iihoui loss
10 our navy.
surely Providence ha- favored us
thu> f,r d. the pres n war, because
Ne ar. f-hjihs f,r;hs right. The
i.ssaii,isctian q the numbers Of
spanish -uli',.is al al - their pOs-
sessions. ant t..a a-i .irstions ,fDon
CIriss ss-mlo inairate tte down
fali Of tisr span N monarchy even
if there So so war d, tween her
Ard the United states.
Seribbler.
+, S-The foliO. ing l. an 4ddl.
ii'uai li-r u or Young volunteers,
Nhulsfi Tor Lexington: charley
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
IRISH LELIEF IN FAIRIES.
Ths story Of = Loaf ChId whs Wss
TsunJ Esr-HtIJ ~ s@sLinE
OsI tar sDritrs-

IaasiIis- in the west o, ireland a
fo., sre-l. an 1. rhf.d wandered n vSav
INTO ne ro,,r,r, aud -. ,o,t I,,anI-
ion. tar-rt. .ftrra N,ar, .n.l yna,uil-
ing sesreL. rrs.or,.d tie matter 20 the
constable 10 sl.Ar,r ~ the village. After
esrrfug, aur.tig.iur them :. t,Li
them thai' az fuTtLrr .ssrr., Tor m.
Cd . 41n.i i. usr.s.. without e-rra.n
1re!.nInarirs. i5s,aE.- /, wa, clear 10
lin that ~ r.-sr ID. q ku.i hen ,-r
rid OF b, the fairies. us-7,rrl.rp "a
i.issr ne. ,-srnvsn rastam Th.oos.ta-
Ble to!I is-al 20 make = m. au.i barn
ii II a. nsa,h q ! certain trTb Icy
cou.d lnL Thev DID 30 a. one Tf.n
.r.,-.Isr.. 49,, 500
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
COSTA RIGA BANANAS
De;ieisa. Fruit Cs-s~s froEa the wee,
IaaIan IsIasS-Creps th< NhoIs
Year Read.

The bat bananss grown IN n,
NoEid eOns Hom Port LIMA. Costs
Plea aid New Orlssus MA 70 :
Washington Poei reporter.
They arr shipped from Fort IinsOu
aud the eountrt grower gets about D
esais pr bunch in gold. Tie is no,i.
nd BY ~irr FROM tie seaport ubsn 70
cut aad has two GAYS in ~hlch 10 sathsr
aud dover 10 the railway. Iiaii.. com.
posed q Ncll-ventilntod cdrS take ii,
fruit - fast steamer. Which {. Walt
Ing eoRvey !, aSro4d The orurhe,
vii sreFage sbou, Il hand. each and
cocA land has from y 10 y larsnas
Whsu the bunch geis 10 New Orleans or
View York tAeY are worth abou, four
dollars eseh. hydrocarbons Advance over
The price paid the Costa Ricaa pro-
lucsr.
The p'aHtsr, however, i surcr 81 a
safe pren, than any other Ps-sot hand.
hug the iruit lau,alca uegsoss 90 an
the labor attendant On the plan,iny
culture aud cut,lng, being better adapt.
cd 10 ihe WORK llan ihs na,irt neon.
lamalca bananas cf,ea make a amer
appearance, bat arc not ~ pFullas a. the
TORI Ilaon sroda,'t, rAe tssi plaata.
uans u Costa Ilca are sublec, u usrr.
How and the Na,esS depOslt 4 III, that
gtvas5 entiehca The soll CFups are
sSady ioF sa,tlng the whole year
Tou,.l,"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
NUMBERING QUEENS ENGLISH
Ose Of Hts Remarkable
sp-eeRes-

Over in Jefers6nville IL = quaint old
character. Capt Bal Tsy Tor. WHO'S acted
!or his May peculiar sayings and his
frequent assault and battery on the
queens English. Capi. Taylor. says the
Louisville Post. has collection Of big
woris and b. Just drops them into his
conversation here and there without re
gard for their fitness or correctness
Some yer ago. 70 i said. he gave !; out
among bis friends that BE was going %
have = dance Al his house and be Wanisd
everybody 70 attend But il rzined on
that nigh; ard there we're very few
present Even ths musicians did no,
put IN an appsarrn~r. But BI wus
equal 20 the ssnsrgrhey aud. mounting
the kitchen table. be sa.f in loud
ho1rse voice:
Friends. vs vii haze 20 correspond
this dance until some more supsrsii-
ti0us occzsiJn. when the fnc.em~ney o..
the weather viii not b 30 severe and
the music will b. morr derangcd- rs
that time Wi,l build condition 20 ny
house and everything vii be norr
imitis'.czl-
Capt. Taylor - the man who killed
bad John Tucker. iAs Point evangelist
aud eH-eOnTset Oa,y a fcW up1ths agr
r. was acquitted q 'hs charge IN the
lsf srsouvi.ir ciFeu i canrt. lie e.aiurt
The ghost ~ Tecl.sr haunted him Until
- hHErri up medium ARD apo.o-i rs,I
70 the spirit ~ the de-d man. s.ucs
iseu 8, hzihad rs, from The p,rsecu-
tina- - ;hr ghost.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
JEAN.

Rev. Boggs, who figured a the
star witness in the famous hogtrisl
preached at Csntrevills SUNDAY.
Levy Miles was calling on bis
best girl Sunday. u. u. ssy- b.
will make a fine mill uqg.
Anderson Perkins i soon TO b.
married.
Roscoe Bays has gone TO jOin
Uncle sam in his attempt 10 give
freedom TO the poor Cuban-. HUI
rah for R0sc0,
". D. Perkins heard me one
crying upstairs st his house Sun
day eve, and went up to SEE who
il wss. To his surprise he found
his daughter weeping bitterly b.
cause little Aaron did not come 0v-
sr- Cuban SympathiZeT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
PAiNTsyILLE.

Craig Mitdaugh, Frank Brown.
Homer Castle, Roll Pr.Sron. Fra!
Preston, Forest Preston. John Pres
ton, John Conley. aud Mitchell
Tslberi and some others who's
nams, 7 did not learn, from this
place. and some others from the
country, have gone TO Lexington To
join the army.
Ike Reed ,ii.i gst;o 81 in a
one o; the soldiers. lie could NJ;
stand the necessary physical ox.
animation.
Married, on tie 9Th inst, Jssse
MrKiazie q Paiai crees, To lIsry
u. Cox, Of Flat Gap. Long may
they ike sni happy may they &
i Our Eish.
Hon. Tho.. ;. Kirs. vie .ud III.
lie chili have goneio Ctneinuati or
a visit.
F.P. Cs1i.y, Ni-s Fsuui- VIE
t'm-, Mrs, soar whc ar, and Mr.
Plu'iu. llua, zre on the sirk liz.
tai, week.
Wiley Wheeler, Of the Redbash
school. i visiting IA, romrfOlks a,
L place.
Mrs. Ina Biant,r, Of Fsyctts
county, has tni-nsI the Rcdbash
>ohoo,.
w,,lir II. bailey aud J, +. Fer
gusoa, II Rad Bush. James Boggs
Of Flat Gsr, 4. J, Chandler, Fr,i
Vaughan, Coliag Butler, aad viii
Patrick, - beaver, Ncre Ia town
saturday.
siuisNii,V'Sp'trio,lc c,,lscns arr
iciuicirs oVsr Commodore Dewey :,
-lorloa- victory a. Manila. Gcat
nu@hers un last saturday aNer.
u'sen assrmNyd a, tho poslOlllce
10 get daily paper as soon as I.,s.
s1bl,, ,i,lnslrg laat nvwey's Oilclal
acvmng ~ bis emJlous Victory
Nuuld b. ~ TIA. lssap, hut they
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
Sherif,s Sale.

By virtue Of execution No. lJZ5,
In favor Of John W. Watson 4 Co..
against Ja-- a. Lackey, Issued o.
me from the Clicks Office " the
l.au renee Circuit Court, will, on
this 10th day Of May iS9S, about
O'clock =. m, Offer for sale to the
highest bidder, the following de-
seribed property or 30 much there
OF a. msy be necessary TO produce
the sum Of SSj -. with Interest
from sent. 3ad. 1895 until paid, and
the costs; e-rtain town lot in the
town of LOuisa. Lawrence county,
Ky being lot No. 81 on the plat Oi
said town, and being on Franklin
street and running back 10 Pow
hatsu alley.
TERMS-Sals will be made on 4
credit Of months, the purchaser
10 give bOndwith approved person
al security, and as additional -ecu-
rity lien will be- retained ON the
property until the purchase money
- paid.
l. ID. BOGGS, :. L.C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13

The Palace Hotel, a; Cincinnati
has greatly improved its table fare
lately and il j. now the best hcte.
for the price that can be found any
where. All patrons agree urOn
this fact Another new feature is
the addition Of the European plan.
\ very popular departure ha- a.
% been recently made in providing
a private dining room on the zee
md hOor, where meals are served
Aithout extra charge. Til, j.
much appreciated b. the lady pa
irons. The prices are S2.pJtO 500
per day on the American plan, ard
from $40 Up on the EurOse.u
plan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
Engine and Boiler for Sale

We will sell cheap fsr Casa or
Hank note well secured, one verli-
cal boiler, 5 te,,i high, S;-lpch al.
amcter, with injector, one Siraul's'
s,eiach Vcrlicai burrS, one winter
crank engine 'SlO cylinder, Rca-
SON for sailing, too Smsll fog our
custom llArrgN & WARREN,
buchanan, Nv.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13

Il has hesn rail- that or dit
war vas worth al the money IL
cost, slnee il gave Us a nsticn.l
currency. We shall live 70 see the
day when the American people
will bless the present war. in that
It has efiaeed sectional lines aud
given us = homogeneous nsfion
In the patriotic ferinent which
event- have set in motion, geo.
graphical divisions and sub-divi~
ions VIII disappear. theis bOuEda
mes will b. blurred and their sig
nilieance orgOtteu.-Cincinnst
Pos.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13

Slant steps around like I-year-
old.
Re Gle Large visited }. r. Princes
family Tuesday.
Louise Gusley aid her sister,
Mrs. jeanne Carter, a visit last
week.
Mrs VIna Rose visited at N. u.
Hays Tuesday.
The young folks had fine time
fishing Saturday.
James welIman aud sam JObe
have a good case OF measles.
Goose.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13

Picking IA atvaneing- 50 a. least one
gatherS from the Peking and TIentsin
Tines. Wiki announces that = eOupis
Of gas lamPs and three PetroIruEa lamps
aOS illumiHats the eaPitai Of the esi-s-
tiAl klnsi0m- his GEvcated tepar
turr. hoSsyer. : uOt due to naiive en-
tsrprisr- The gas lights are st up IN
frOui q the Russian embassy. uhIls
the thrss lesser lunlnzrics shine for ths
beneSt q thr eustOrnerz q the Rsxso.
Chiness bauk- Thr0rghou, th- rs. u
the city vlyiarsrS still have 20 foliou
their Roses - soos as darkaess sta Ia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
LICkCREEK

Preaching At Mary Cnspei last
Sunday ~ Rev. Miller.
several Of the young folks from
this place attended the pound par
~ at Gallup Saturday night. Al
report : nice time
There VI b. an ice cram sup.
per al Msry's Chapel SATURDAY
night, Msy IT, Every one IS IL
vited.
Miss Mary shannon, who has
been sick tor some tina, i imProv-
ing.
We sra so.ry 10 say that Bob
Aker- Is on the sick lit.
M4yilOxer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
a Man who is Tired

All the time, owing T. lmraverisli-
ed blood, should take Hoods s4F
ssparilla 10 partly and enrich iii-
blOod ami give him vitality and
vigor.
4 good spring medicine j almost
. necessity with everyone. Iiood'
sarsapaTilla Is Whist the millions
take in the -priaz. It. great pos.
er tn purify and earich the blood
snd bald I'd health = one Of iit
facts Of common experience
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
Toy Aliens Foot Ease.

\ powder to BE- shaken into your
sho,s- At this season your feet
feel -NCien, nervous and hot, and
get tired easily. II you have smart
Ing feet OF tight shoes, try Aliens
Foot E4se. IL eOols the feet and
uiskas walking easy. Cures sEol-
Tea and sweating feet, blisters and
csliOGs spots. Relieves corns aud
bunion- o. all pain and gives re-t
sud comfort. Try It today. sold
bya druggists and shoe store,
i'r ~ Trial packages free. Ad-
dTysS, Allen :. Olmstead. l.. Roy.
y y I2-i-t.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-13
Don't Monkey Wild Sampson

Them Sp1nishes know te.;sr dan
10 monkey sid SAMPSON. sid an
old csrkey on Iyy street. -Dey can
soEiy blafI dem Kuby folks. but
hai'nt % fur forgot THAR rsisin AZ
to cum fnOlin' rlun' SampSoa. /
spec dey i dun h,-.ri all al.but das
gang o. Filly,iine. Whist under
tuck 10 run lie hog over Ssnp~on
Uunsi, au' h. didn't DO thing ia,
fraii De thunder ouIea - hull pu>l.
Wild jess = soup buue. No, be hahn,
gOin' ter poster roun' simpson,
Atlanta Constitution.