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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

A Chicago poetess swsetly chirps 'My
heart seems cramped within its cage"
Loosen the laces a little
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

Some folks thought that was a Joke
about some companies being nearly full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

Anyhow those soldiers have no oppor-
tunity to complain OF mothers cooking
now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

With Sampson and schley away, who
is running the Havana blockade?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

A morning paper on Monday in speak
ing Of Curacao, said it was "a liquer
pronounced lick her." Excuse my
French
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

The Philippines produce enormous GUAM
titles of indigo, and that is perhaps why
they feel so blue over Dewey's victory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

While General Merritt is fussing about
the size Of his comm and, some other ma
ton Will gobble up the Philippines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

politics" il IS said. makes strange
bed fellows" but there are some strange
groupings unGer officers blankets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

Grandsons OF great men seem 70 be
playing the sons a close second in this
matter of commissions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

why not put tho strategy board some
ship and fight 70 out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

a cause of defeat
Twenty years ago Sagasta was under
sentence Of death on account OF his poll
teal opinions. now he has the whole
Spanish nation almost in the same fix.
Dewey got his base on balls all right.
but he begins 10 think nobody Is going
TO bat him in.
The 81. Paul Dispatch says III our
troops don't 20 TO war there viii be
lot OF good kisses wasted" Who ever
heard Of a good ones being wasted.
------------
The Queen Regent asks the Pope to
remember Spain in his prayers. which Of
course the Pope does, as the Papal state
holds s60.O00OOO OF Spanish bonds.
Dispatches from Madrid say that the
government viii order an investigation
Of the causes OF the Manila disaster"
Dewey would make a good and willing
witness.
Spain Is complaining that birthstone is
being shipped from Canada TO us. but
there ia birthstone waiting for those
spaniards who are still fighting.
Some folks thought that was a Joke
about some companies being nearly full
Anyhow those soldiers have no oppor-
tunity to complain OF mother5s cooking
now.
A morning paper on Monday in speak
ing Of Curacao, said it was "a llquer
pronounced lick her." Excuse my
French.
why not put the strategy board some
ship and fight It out.
politics" il IS said. makes strange
bed fellows" but there are some strange
groupings under officers blankets.
Grandsons Of great men seem TO be
playing the sons a close second in this
matter of commissions.
While General Merritt is fussing about
the size Of his comm and some other ma
ton viii gObble up the Bhlhpplhes.
The Philippines produce enormous GUAM
titles Of indigo, and that is perhaps why
they feel so blue over Dewey's victory
with Sampson and Schley away, who
is running the Havana blockade?
A Chicago poetess sweetly chirps MY
heart seems cramped within its cage
Loosen the laces a little.
After watching the capers Of that
Spanish feet We begin TO understand
what Sagasta meant by saying Spain
will win in tho long rum
There is a great deal Of patriotism in
Richmond, but tho fellows who profit
most by the soldiers have out the most
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18

THE DAILY TIMES IS server By carriers
on their own account in this CITY anu
Manchester. for 10 cents week, Wheh
paid weekly. but SOC. per month' Whc.
baid monthly. BY mail. outside or
Richmond. 30 cents a month. So.W
year--anywhere in the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-18
TINES BUILDING, -.
rrNTa AND Rank STREETS

The Tines Is always Indebted , 10 n and
who favor 1t With society s atv All such
personals. but must u,r,sn v OF the
sender. -, iii he re-
jectod always.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

ehanee, auoept<n1e, ebeek o. dTsft
0rany snarine prOtsst, twenty-five
oenfs-
PrOpri-tary medical aEtieies and
prsparztIoas-0ae-fsurth % ! oenf
fsr eaeh sslling pTine betge~a ave
and tea cents; thrss-elghths q 90
cat ketseen Ten and nftsen cHsts.
avs eiEhfhs - O1s oent hetgsen
IS and zsuenfs and ssrh addifiOnsI
tgs1fy-GSe oents
Rerfsmery and cosmeties-the
same
CA~-isz gun- o-siS Ou eaeh
tIDn
sparkIIng and othEr uines-OEe
ost pr plat boEtIe. : oeut< for
mOr- thsn Pint-
The stsmps % All dSe1ments
essnerzted sbOve mast D. e1n-
ord - th- Oas EhO Plans the
stsmp % the doenmenf. This i
dons - writing one's initials. as.l
the eaf@ q canesIlsfBOa % ths
stamp
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

Abo1f 0ss noath sgO NJ ehld,
Gkirh = dftsea Ho1rhs cd, had
Al .fs1rk - GL1rrhoea s1o11Fss-
I'D - vOnitiag- ] gave i soch
rs1sdses - are ls1aIIy EiVsn in
s1ch cases, bGf ~ nothilg gave n
Ii, Es ssat for . pAy.SeIAa And i
was as8sr his care t0r . us<k- A.
this tize the ehld nd besa siek
ab01i ten days and Eas kzviag
aho1t tEsaty-Gve SP~r1ti0as q he
bO--ls every = hOars. and ne
Tsrs cOavinced that unless Il sOOa
ohtAissd rslief il EOald Rot live
ChAmhsriAinis colir. ehOlera and
ciarEA0sa re0edy Vas rscO01en1-
-. sad l dses3sd to Try il l 500,
nSiIcsd = change fSr the bstter; ~
lis coatis1sd lse . c0nPlsts e1rs
uas brOoght abO1t and il Is nOu
Perfectly hsAlthy.-c- l. Boggs
StnmpsoUn. Gilnlsr coanty, Wss;
Virginia fOr zAle by A. y. Hnsh'
-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

shi- fall
oar sehooI : progressing nirsiy
nader The management q W A
Hayes
Mis- Gyp@is sban.oa visited
hsre Eass usek-
Gsorze Carter pa-se,i bsrs NOa-
day
Szrrse,i. - isst "Wednesday Mr..
JzcE Whit % Nj Leviaa Thonp-
sou-
Miss Isnn5e Moore. Mary snd
EImo Ferry arr vi-iti1Z in C1rtes
oosnty-
Ms. caihie Hays. x Adasss. u2s
here NOnday-
T01 Bar-sseit Vas hsrs ws,IBes-
dsy-
charils Carter -tin visits SAN
NOorss-
Frisky Garter Ezs here last uesk
Willie Prime make frsqneai
visits 20 Daniels erssk
some hciy- darling
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
CEN WHEELER

Noshing is ~ lit4r1tlre q the
uar i tsstsr q Its kInd than the
srihale Ehb-A G-a- Kelf PAYS u
the rsPOrt - Gsa- JossPh Whsslsr.
Il i the trihusie - = rsgllar % =
ves-raa voluntssr. UhO has. Psr-
haps. s<~a nore Sighting thaa any
rsgnlar 0lceE sOE in the serVior-
Ne esly has the veteraa himself
ProGfesi. but ~ imParSs the heoe-
nts q Ms expsrieaos - III mea
who had lesS- This i prrtfily sx-
prsss<d by Gea- Keats -nOagh
IN and ssSsriaE. GsA- whe~isr ~as
- p<rsscily n hsme uaier frs
that he lnSFirsd All - - uith s.
sara1ce.-
TAe misguided corrssPca,ien;
wAe saesESsa a. Ssea- Wh<~ler as
too ~Senerahaer ior war must =
pres.ard 10 Sal his uerAs In tAs
prSseace a the issiimeay - thes-
Who have lseA eac0arags~i ny ths
prseace and lsariae u the Veser'
an u ,hc day u b~ssle> rAe IN
COassdeaie has alredy carne.A :
Aonra tlmss ever his commission
IN lhe velaaaeer army u lhe Tai,
N SSie<.-New Nerk fSmcS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

sasssIsE hsnaniiy shsasd b
tsppiIsd uifh every nesns Pus-i-
-. fsrIi.nlI.f- Itsvith pisas-
urs 80 pshlIsh - fSllouis<. sThi.
= tee-rilfs lkat ! uas . tesrihls
sss.ssr fron yslioE iasndics fsr
ossrl.ix nosihs su1 AL - -
nsaIL ~. hi CIR druEEiss Sc
ommsna-1 Esefrir Biftsrs nnld sf-
~ l,sisE tss bsstI.sI ] unseuiirs-
. rsr-d- IsSu t.ks graf pisss-
urs IL rsc1nnea1ing tAsn . n.y
psrssa ,sGsri.E frs@ t6Is tsrihas
nalafy. I an Ernf-fssy yosrs
n A. Eoxsrty. LeEiu<toa Ky.
sshhJA.M- HsEh-s drurEtsl-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
WAR ITEMS.

- -
-.
-.,
H sal % - N i-sestioe q
Sser-tssy = stai~ Day % Fssirs
f'en P1hltrP1es inn-dia,siy q
-isr ~ n~iorsilon q Peac-s n.d
sc--. n. nj .',-.,..,.,-
.,--s..s.-,.-.
ne nns spnli.h S-r.sf Assia
I-rs-- - os-l r.i'se s-a e.s
Ee.4 % Nosfo'k' Va - sst.,f-'
.eisr hsr e-n Assp' .,a ~ -
ns<- ~ IN n~se e..1- .'-,-
l.'- = or n..y r"-
Ine C1fhN'n- to''-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
Inc Batueship oregon

Ns1- m0Es kinds ola rsoOrd fOr
The T. : Navy. in IL If.oW
miIe- trip thar Ess ever dreamed
o. Ju1zing frOEn the demand f0S
Il, that LITTLE - paze, ve=t poekei
size, sr1y and navy book jest pub
Ii-k.-1 b the northern Pscise, i
mskisg = zr-at rsusrd s6o- The
rssI1-sss fos il rsvrh the y P. Pas
ssnzer DeIartDent a, "a Paul, in
large numbsrs frpm every part
the Unitsd Sssrss- This i 3 tribgfz
10 SD ssvsr1fsing a. veil A. "a
the enterPrise q the company and
Ihe vsIse Of the box NE- Chas.
; Fs@. the GenerzI Pass Asent a
81 Pzsi, NinB- viii sad TIE booE
1F0a Teceipt % l0's-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
ICKCREEK-


We are Asviag Al ahsn.iance =
raia
Or ssnisy s-hssi .. ProErs~~
isgnissly ulih Frank Er..hs@ -
sspsriais.tsai-
Ms DSss shaas--. q Blsin<.
has bs~a visiiisg Nary aa1 Jsssa-
sA.anoa-
Wn- Eeaseis asd tallly Pas--
sihess sladay-
sh.rti.n Ch.g@aa vss hsrs
sa.tsy-
Ms winie Ezrg=s Pa.ss1 hsrs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
BussEYyILLE

We sIs glad % s;ste thsf Va.
O'Neal Il gssg - bso9@s oar
BeizhLOt-
Last s1ndsy Ess Rev- Day-n-
ports sppaintnaent i-.re bot a. b.
ras enzsged in fseefiaE a Wal
net Grove - .esi Rev. " Mop
- a. > s1bstiiute.
Oar psbIic -rha0l oPenef Mon
day and J. progressing nic-Iy N
der tbe prDaeiens management o.
W. IL Msnry.
Jettis OrN-II has hal zn attack
Of dipthsria bot kas sbest recover
Cd.
Little Bsss5e vest, daughter o,
Rev Vest, = sirk-
We have OrzzBlzsd . Literary
sOeisty hese- It uiIl meet Frilay
nighf II ihs scsOol hoase-
Nrs- HsndI~y and svs ehIIarea
Of Boyd are visiting relatives Al
this place.
Ms Ruby Haley spent last Esel
Eiih ber sister Mr. w J. RO5ert.
q this pIses-
Gran.lma B1ssey. q LOaiss. j.
the guest q NJ. s=d Mr. p Z
Basssy. ROsalthe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

JOha Matthias. = rel kze=a
ssnck dealer q Pui1ski. KY says:
-Affsr slfsriaE f0r over . Ueek
uith SAX and ny PhysiaAns h.v-
ing fAiIsd . reli@Ee ~ ! Ea= ad-
Visssl 70 Try ChAsbssssE=is oolbe,
ehnssrz All 1tsTEha- r-asdy, anli
ksVe he plsA-sre - stating thsi
half of &c t0Stis GARD NJ -FO'
al - A n Hsxbez
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
cANP THOMAS. GA.
JaIy,IsA

ysly :. Is&
RAIn = Plsstifsl- In the Pa-t
tss days Il hss rziss1 sEss- WbeB
~ ciOSds sissr suay il = - bot
ose uOaid - WeiI b. 10 An OV~n-
We have moved Oar camp. a
yell - All The otlssr rsSimsnfs. %
ths Opsn grOsnd. For shelter
froz the scorrhing s1n ne have
besa Gaping IN tse grOves. and
enjoyed If. too. lat owing % the
heavy and eOBtin0O0- rains our
boys have become rnzlzrizI and -
oOassqusnee Troop =, Ia Keo-
tocky Cavalry. has . bogs in hOs-
pItaI and abOst fifteen in quarters
sHat for dufy. Tie medEczl COPS
Has ordered all % move 70 the Open
GsId-. The s1n j. - hOt some
times that Ws are oOmpsIIsd 20
strike for the isviting shades Ofths
oak grove ah.O1f . kBBdred yards
70 fhs nSTth q cur camp
We are sail Training Our hOrse<,
nOtuithsfandIsg the nesrness q
The snd u k0stilIfiss-
We Keafaeky boys think Il uOrth
ksOsisg eysn II ne nsvsr gotO the
frOnt.
We have bad . fss boys huTt
uhIIe trsining their hOrsss 70 lie
dO~u- one Eof his Lex Irg brUksn
and o-s hiz sskIe- Several have
had light bruisss and s0ne q tn
hOrSes hurt, Oss killed uhils trzis-
ing 10 IL dOEn, snd several have
1ssd q dissAse-
We have some fanny Lappssings
i In camp, zsd O1s Occarrsnoe yss-
tsrisy Eas - very funBy that ]
cant rsfrzin from relafing Il bsrs-
vi-itOr esms % dine With -.
lie Ess dressed In his a1s citI1snis
cIOtbes-sor hs u1s = eifiEsa- IL
ha1 sn sir q supsriOrify- In tn
e0arss q his remarks and sdyies
af the mes table be said s0me
tbilg that ressetsd On the S1y -
soldiers Esrs doing n s1PPoss -
EAntsd - 70 sit dOEl and take q
or hats % ssfl- One q TIE boyr
nsn sOr . blanket and re pat hin
in IT, Up he vtnt ahDUt Il fss'
high. and - BE- esm -.OEn hs fel
scar O1s sids ~ the blanket an
The boys % that SIDE fell haekEAr'
right Into the sIOP bOIs- he boy
% The othsr siae, infeading % Civ
him snoshsrtos-. Jsrksd the biank
- ard this RULED The ostsntat'
right o. top q the three aIrea1!
liza NOE. this h0ls i te1 fest Ions
fOar feet uide and sbO1t ; fee'
dep. and 81 that time E1s abos
fear hfihs fsII q dish SafsE- n
three soldiers earsd b; little =
they had On oOn.Oa eIothss. ba
The citi1sn. Oh 1yi Ian nd pre-
pared 10 infOrm yOa ThsFe he Ussi
bat he Isfi the camp usdsr IN
tasnts and jeers oftbs e1fIre trO0I
We think ~ has gOae With ID
sEins where hs beloag-d before b
came % give his sdvios-
We are Isarning % drill like 81
disrs snd 70 love O1r es1P tests
, and fths u4r suds. - Il s@e9
ahoaf 70 d.. hardly thiak there
. boy IN ChickaasaKa EkO VII 2
hose sstirsly satis6sd- We can
70 fEhf- and Il ne are deaisd thh
pleasure thea the ed for Ehicl
re saeEifes.i cur pleasant bO@s-
car dsar fris1ds asd eur sEss
lives. has bsel Isst- We vii r.
tsra % Osr respective honss N.
voezfBoss. EslIsg that re kzu
doae shat ne oO9id We k1v
. m15s the sscEiEos, bet like DavE
q cd. whea - Ossrsd his 80
1s \ sarTi1os o. The altar, -Ciod'
iii - ~
Wnh great love fOr Big SasdI
I ans and morsd<sOtios - AZ Ahser
ieIns Ikzn b<sors. / an yO1r 81
want D-L THOEFsOS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

The Rev W. RGsstIey. q stock
bldg Ga ShIIs attsnding % hIs
pastoral dsfies at Elss=S05. that
Stale, E.s attacked By ehoIers
nOrb0-- lie says: by ehzncs
hsPpen-i 10 get bid o = i-1iiie u
Chanb<riain's eOlie. ehOl-ra and
disrrhOes remedy, asd ihink il
IL v.s the means q saving my life.
IL rsI5eysd ne II Oaos.- R6r sale
By 4. ". H1ghez
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

Why lay Sam 10 SAN Cor \ pr.
Trait lINme lrcm an NecNt, whcn I
viii oll lAe Saue QOAllly lrAm tliA,
a c>,sA (lonlem(eV hsNc ~ holgl
tor (loVellnn oxrQn>la And ~ ~
NlNo lleN lNor(rNl(s AWAY, y I'M clA'
son I tln choaIRr alN lsll pr,Nl'
u. N, JoN6a, Loolsa, ~,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
Chicago Platform
Endorsed By = Judge OF the
Suprems Court

In ths cOgrss - = rsosnf atdr-=s
fOa gathering q Ian stu6ent-. Mr.
JnstEns Bre-sr, q the CBits,i stat
= Sgprene CDarf, deaned the MOI
a r-iA;iOashiP b-tEeen that tn
b1nal and the I%oPle in terms
Uhirk ar@ h-gaad tOe1use inrnea=-t
.r-sp<ea fOr O1r isdirial instifu-
fiOas- lie a0es ~ agrse with the
ola s0siOa thal COarts and J1Ezrs
sbO1Id b. eEsEnpf fnon P1bIie
critSri<n- On the eoarrzTy. ~
s=ss= shat they shOsId = scruti
nise-s Izst ~ vIEiIAnfiy a. any oh
- hranch - IN of8cial ssrvioeAld
thst this erifirEsun. ubea tsnpersd
by ssirn-z< and rsasO1- = . safe-
gusr1 rzfher than . p-E1 q I.OP1-
lar inteussts- Sp=aking % this
ssbS-cf yasrtus BnsEer sid
ia = = mistake % Suppose that
ths Saprrm< EOuri = eifhsr h0aOr-
- % heip..a - t-inE spOkea q as
teyos1 eritici=n- "a the osaiTz-
", ths liz asd ehar1rfer q it,
Jsstirss sbSsld b. tn Os5sets g
ossstasf uzfehf1Iness by All. and
ia is1g8eafs subject - The frsss1
eriftrisn- H. time i past in the
histasy u ths uorti uhea any liv-
ing maa o. b.say u l7-a eAn T. ~
oa \ PEDESTAL And tesorst.,i Uith =
halo- Tru-- n1uy criticisms nay
~ Iike H. 1lth0rs. sisvsid ofgpel
fasss. tst kztter All slrts q eriti-
cisuas thsn - erifi<isms n all
H. nasEIng EatsEs ar fall q liz
sd hssifhs s.ly isthe stiII waters
ars stAknAtt0a and deash-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
SACRIFICE SALE

Ladies dne >hOss. eestOm made
lAls~s ssyles cOin and pointed lOss.
SoEth ssSl nov yer ehoice Co
N.7A Al lnNR&CsN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
WAR TAXES.

BoadS debesisrss q oertiacates
q IndeAs~ise-s. Gse oests % each
500 % fr.rfiss-
Csstia-ats- q ssoek, : esafs p~r
$50 - fis1rO1-
Trznsstrs = shzrss % o-siinr1tes
q sto-k, tso o-at- pr $50 o. fr.e-
tIoa-
BAH o. memsr1nlsm - sale. %
a<rs<nleat % Ill - aay Bsani a
Trsde - si@IIsr piar1. cat pr
$50 % frsrtisn-
Isaak eAfcks. drafts % osFtinrztes
- deposif ~ arswisg intsrest. .
o-afs-
Ban ofexrhasgs Gsl.n.sS- sE1ss<.
o-rtlGrstss = drI.e-Is. T-O,nis-Ory
soss-s. sHo-pt task nase-. drzNing
Inf@rssf. tuo oents per esrh 500 -
fr.rtiss-
BlIIs - eKehaner lforsiEnL let-
tsrs q er-sEi, fosr oeafs pr eaeh
$500 fr.-tisn. u drsgn singiys'
IL IN sets. tS0 oeats ~ earh btil
- I-ss tl.za tlnD and two oeats
mors fsr each s.3.iitioaal $50 %
frsrtioa-
BIIIs - ladIng for sEpOrt tsn
rsats-
BIils - iaiing sor dSasestir ase.
o. ornt-
1eiepAs1e messages - y csats
- mSrrs- cs1f-
I<i-grzPh hsessage. oeat
Indennify h'oaA<. y e-ai<-
tertinc1iss - fproet And tr11s-
f-r<. . -suIs % -aEh q
G@ssss At-s - s@r=zee - otAsr-
uier l--.rd - asy psOs1 SAri-a or
nsrin- survryor = oents-
c~rtinrstes q any othsr ds-rrtP-
! tions y eeatA
charter Dariy, y tn FsEist-r-sa
Iu.s.s % toas. e.. srr.S.IInx Ia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
IRAD

Mrs sam Pose ! very IOv with
fever
Miss TeanIe Pdnse has g0as To
Blaine where she viii teaeh s1hOol
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

rAosn~ u our z, \ Army sohll
" hays can b. had Tor ssc a gNap
wylle oFcan Cor sane,
IN, loNlS, Photographer.
laalsA, Ky,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
R. L. HOPKINS,
Nansfsrtlrsr oEa asI DsakrEn
Marble and Granite Monuments,
Headstones and Tablets.

work ab=sursy Ig1sss y-ses ossa-a
Ne B-t q material and E-k1up PEiroalSs
Iy Vsy slit- Agatz rssoas TsIiakSs p.r
lies 2 L HOPKINS LaGfs1- Ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12

RENgNnge-we handle tAe eld
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A Few Novelties.

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fad Bass Balls. Bats. Rabbsr Balls.
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Cards. Razor strOPS- Nagz. Match
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-12
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prices charged by city dealers and PeddIsr-- Oar
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-02-01
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER,
Trade Conditions in the Leading Cities
OF the World.

OF the World.
Wheat traders last week struggled
with all kinds of foreign news, but the
market remained in the same old rut.
only that it became narrower. Com
mission men who have recently travel
ed all through the West and Northwest
say that speculation everywhere is
light. The farmers have paid off their
mortgages with the money received
from their crops, and the 5000, 900, 900
extra that Letter helped them to get
by advancing grain values has brought
ahout readjustment of affairs in the
West.
During the early days of last week
the foreign news was bearing, prices in
Liverpool and on the continent declin-
ing steadily under the pressure of Ar
gentine offerings. Friday there was
change in sentiment abroad, cables gem
orally reporting reduced Argentine
offerings and advanced prices. An
estimate has been made that Argentina
will only have $4,000, 900 bushels to
ship to the United Kingdom; 1000, 900
bushels of its surplus will go to Brazil,
and the balance to other countries.
This estimate does not make the sur
plus over 25,000,00 bushels. There
are other good estimates of 46, 900, 900
bushels. Should Argentina have 49,
600, 900 to export, it will make ma
terial difference in prices, provided the
present crop prospects are everywhere
maintained. In case it is only 25, ,O00,-
GOO bushels there will be less wheat to
come in contact with arrivals from
California and depress the foreign mar
kets. Spectators are looking to the
foreign situation to lead the bull move
ment. They want to see exports con-
tinue heavy, and the foreign buying
good. The latter has not been up to
expectations of late, but there is every
prospect of its continuing good through
out January. One drawback to active
cash transactions at the seaboard is the
steady advance in cash premiums over
Nav.
Spectators who are very friendly to
the bull side take different view of
the situation. They are inclined to
ignore the foreign conditions as the
real leader, and are looking to the
Northwest. They believe that stocks
in millers hands in Minnesota and
the Dakotas are the lightest in years.
Farmers deliveries are small and coun-
try elevators tocks are not over 5000, 900
bushels. Bulls have predicted falling
off in arrivals there since December l,
but the reduction has not been fully
realized, the receipts exceeding last
years.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-02-01
GOLD BY THE TON.
That's the Way They Speak of 1t in
Dawson City.

In a personal letter, received in Port
land from William J. Jones, press cor
respondent in Dawson City, he SAYS,
among other things:
1.-The stories of the great yield of
gold published in the United States
have not been exaggerated in the least.
The mind is unable to grasp the real
situation, and appreciate the sights that
are so common here to everyday life.
In Dawson City today, ready for ship
ment, are between four and five tons
of gold. Can you realize that such a
thing is possible, or at all probable?
just consider, too, that all that is
about one-third of the years output.
Men handle gold as you would plug
Of tobacco. AT the saloon bars, the
stores, restaurants or other places of
business, the mines throw up their
sacks, and casually turn their backs,
never stopping to see if they are ac-
corded proper weight. Would you
think of handing your purse over to a
Portland barkeeper and allowing him
to take out the change?
I'm many of the cabins along the
gulches where | have visited / have
seen shelves loaded down with all
kinds of cans filled with gold. In one
cabin on Eldorado creek there are five
coal-oil cans full of the yellow metal, =,
weighing nearly 1900 pounds.
The Canadians are exercising the
laws leniently. and to the satisfaction
OF the Americans, and generally speak
ing. the camp is orderly and very
quiet, considering the vast amount OF
money in circulation, and the number
of hard characters in the country"