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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

The unseen guest At every
meal--thene Is another secret o.
the beautifal home referred 70. He
isinvisibls, but His presence hangs
over all like q divine charm He
enters into sympathy with every
pure thought and every noble i'm
pulse He gives freedOm, beeaass
his truth makes men free- We
Americans think We know = great
deal about liberty We sometimes
talk about the glorious days Of 20
until We actually believe American
Independence had its origin in the
Quaker City. Centuries before the
foundations o. the city Of Gabriel
and Envangslins were laid; ages
before the thought Of independence
and freedom flashed fhsir golden
dreams through the minds Of the
authors d the DeelarztiOn OF Inde-
PeBdenoe, liberty had sprung full
Orbed and glorious from the mind
Of God The Goddess Of Liberty
Was born amid the rugged grand
eur Of Mount Sinai. The Iight1ings
were the beauty o. her eye. and the
thunders the music Of her voice.
The master sculptor fashioned heE
lovely form from Sinaitie marble.
Her image gave . sSeetsr song 70
the soul Of Moe, and q brighter
dram 10 the warrior Joshua Lib
srty was written by the finger 0,
God on the tables VI rtOns. Lab
erty sprlng As . fountain from the
bosom Of Sinai The centuries
rolled and the stream greE- The
centuries sang and liberty was the
chorus One day = Roman moi
erueifisd the Savior Of the world.
The dream Of liberty had kept paos
with the eeniuries-the fountain
brOadsned into . majestic river a.
its waves broke against the has
Of MO8nt Galway. On that gloomy
morning centuries sgO liberty re
oeived its erOEn- People long sine.
dead came forth from their grave
houses 10 witness the coronation
The earth rseled - thess word
were written in letters o. blood up
on the crown: 1T Is finished ;
What was finished= Lberty-glO
riO0s, beautiful, fuIl-Orbed libsrt,
that liberty which makes mel
pure and clean was finished
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

Did % ihs 1sih Mrs.. E-iee an
.gsd lady she leaves . hot q
frIsBds 70 mourn her ,nss.
Rev Davenport prearhedt Two En-
csllsnf ssrmons u this piscs Sal
urday nIght snd Snndsy.
MrA- George So h visiting John
ckaPman's family.
Schsoi h~sun MOnd1y With J. ~.
Eldernan lsaeher. believe b
vill teach . good sehOoI.
Little Sam and big Mil PirkIe
Passsd through here rscenfly.
Joan Branham and II. IIa Wal
lace sftsBdsd church here Sundsy.
Frsnk Chiiders = eulting grass
fOs Geo NeCisre.
Quite . Bsmbsr - young fslks
affsadsd ehusrh Ssndsy and report
q nice time.
Biilis Hall and family pssssd
thrOsgh here Oas day last week
Misses Edna wsIIman snd Kit
tie DsUsOu visited SUSIE and D-I-
phia Hammosds "Wednesday.
Tharsis FsrEusOn : on the sick
lis.
Curtis PrssiOa u.s sesa On O1r
erek lat sunday
Mrs. Martha COmPtOa left Tues-
day for Dinge@-, Nhsrs hss Husband
i employed in the blacksmith shOp
Born, 10 the uifs u Jerry Man
esy, . boy
There viii b. = box supper given
Saturday night n the school hOgse
gkrrzauft..r...rrn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
Shake Into Your Shoes

Alless FOot-EA--. . pOwdsr for
the fest IL enres painful, swollen,
smarting,nervoas fsst and instant
~ takes the sting out q cOEn-. and
buniOn-- It's the gnsatsst CON-
fort di~eOs~-v % the sg-. AIIeu's
FOot-Eass 1kes tight or rev
shoes easy. il Is . certain curs
sweating. ealIO1s and hot tired sch
ing feet Try IL today For sale
BY I'll druggists and shoe stores
By mall for 3Sc- In stamPs- Trial
package free Address, Allen 5
Olmsfsd, Leroy, n Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
A Summerou

Along the NOrth-Westeru Lane
Chicago 4 North Western Ry).
an b most s1iOysbIy spent ~
MilwAukee, WauAssha, Madison,
Dsyirs Lake. Green Lake, GOgsbic,
Lake Geneva, ST Panl, MInnsaPO-
lis, Daluth. NArq0etts, Lake Min
Bstenka, White Beer, Ashland
Munising. TEsntisth Century
Train, the NOTth-WestsTn Limited
eIectrie lighted. daily 70 ST. Paul.
Minneapolis, Duluth Low rate
iOHrist iieksts and pamphlets upon
inquiry Of ticket agents, OF address
A. H. WagEensr, 7. P. A, No J
Jackson PIsos, IndisnnApOIis, Ind
OF W. B. Knlsksrn, G. P. 4 T. A
Chicago, Ill
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

ne nut.eosss:i ~. 4 a. IS ~
hay siI1 - ntra- n natives ngssr
troabis fhrmnrlres ahoui a. l1Iist
cliy. Ikay are conienf - - on trran.-
Ing fhfoarh ~ Varians Tsrsr1llo1a.
hoFinr fkaf nnotksT flrtkqlake III
nrrlr ccma
Afeu klnfrsf gard. ssay = ~ cry
q KinF.t1n. with ~ nsrruH rfrsefr
sd pirtuErsqus p<opie- u kasapops
iafion q s1fl1. ant oftlis ruab<F oaly
soao nrr uklfr- Tie uum<n Il -
pis1ss q korsss alt ukesIs - earring
nost - ~ rsty's suppli<s - tAeir
keata-
he bazzarts are th< arlpelrrr.. nn1
Al re sfrrsteisa1ing teFartnsns.
Just h..ek q tAs eify tnutr tke 1s1s-
tai.s- ant hsys.L ne nsaat1tls Ess
IL i-fsrtor. viii ~ arei-ut Villages
a.s si1Pis peoPls. ssrry isek q Il -
tsresrfinx a. ki.to-te-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

The silent listener 70 every con
VersatiOn"-the invisible auditor
o. every spoken or unsPOksn WOrd
High up in the wall Of an old brick
building there Is an aperture about
thres by four inches The cleft
was made years ago by the half q
q brick pulling IOOse frOm the MGR
tar and falling TO the earth Year
after year binds have made = home
in the OPsa space and hAtehed their
young. Many times during the
day the mOther-bird may be seen
Winging her way TO the little
home far removed frOm the sighI
u men and the busy thOrO1ghfares
Of life How often in the day she
visits heryOang with . tiny mouth
sal Of food. How often she comes
and sits IN the portals Of her little
red brick house and looks out upon
the world belOws How the little
ones sing when she entsrs shs
humble home with fOOd in her bill
After the hearty meal I have no
tied her spring mp 10 the edge d
the ROOT just above the nest aud
peep over. Sometimes she slRgs
hut Is generally silent-the silent
listener 10 thu conversations com.
ing irOm the nest below. II the
little ones only knew that thcil
mother was llslening-sllently Us,
tening-i wonder u they would
not b very prudent In what they
salds II W could only leaFH u
NallHe that thero l. an unseen
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
A SUBMERGED CITY.
wort IF War czr,spondeais Takes
Thsn u Strange PAGES


Thsu. ooErespoeSeut. Sko are TEL
IrR IL Eorid Tie stoTy % the struggle
fer Cstan tnteP<noeHes aiest VITA
soze very iatsFt sting sxPsEisEess- -
PesiAIly In The Wsst IL1iss tksy are
eo.stAntiy getting iDtO ed eorEsrs
az eisilintIol- Coatitio1s are n-et
uhleh The average Aaeriea= eolid
hardly b<liexs 10 sNist aHy wksEe 4 TIE
uOrSd wkere Bibies and text bsloka
have been SEN
slaes The ns~s center sAAEgsd from
Esy West 10 the soutA<Eu eo~ka q Cub.
q kas hen nseessAry - eaoie al nat
ter fron West lndiAn polntI Ihe H.
Ina q Jamaica h The nsArsst Point
10 Ssntiago De Cub. and mosi q the
dispAt,h bats have nAie fOr The Va
riOu. 1rts u jamaica with their ns~a
UnGsr the clear blue water u The
bsauliial karhor a kingsson. fs~
fatAOa.s down. sleeps tia sunkS1 city
q Pa, Royal More tAAn twV eSnsaEiea
agO o. = Jane nisAt. =, ereat earth
quake sAook Tie island and the city
Went doWn. Il Was the hone % tAe
ed SpanisA pirats klars. and In the
nidkt q night u lavish rVyelry and
debAoeAegy the 80 swallowed ,Aem up'
Not st0ass throw from The hat II
Jour e0rssspondsae vd buoy s~lngs
and rocks IN The neoAAgAl hmarki
The spOi where the old el,ys casAsdsal
HAnk.
TAs tsn splFe aim nna u rlANaels
np lnlo Tie ssa. en1 The buoy L PLACED
tksrs 70 pgews, ship. " heavy dNll
iIom slEiklpg u. When TIE sunlight
pspsPa,ss ~ water :, ne gleh,sssls
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
Charley, La.rsoos eOunty, X,
A Canoe Trip TOhrugh In
PAX Region.

The Lake Para RsgiOa Of Min
BesOlA i noted a. being one Of IN
usual aftracfiysnsss- There are
thousands % Lakes. good fishing.
rolling asd timbersd prairie oOan-
try, ducks and prairie chickens,
Wild aoEers and good r.sad-- An
article with the above bedding do
seribeS = boat trip frOm Detroit
Lake through IOag chain Of bean
iifnl lake. connected by . little
river, into the heart % the Park
country The party had . guide.
lived in tents, and, although sur
rounded BY civilizations. seemed At
times to Be in the midst o. sOli-
tuds- The possibilities In an out
ing Of say two week, are brO0ghi
% The attention q those who's d.
sires Issd them % indulge in Oui
o. door life ~ moderate expense.
Wonderland -. published by tbs
Northern Pacific Railway in which
this article i printed. viii b. sent
10 any sddness by Chss- 5 Fee,
GsnI Passenger Agent. St Paul,
MINI, upon receipt u 6 cents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
WHICH YOU LIVE

aIizesi- Simply beeAuss there Vas
No Christ AZ the bad u Zach home
Why did the magnin1snf columns
q the splendiI AtheniAn. govern
ment, stately ~ . stafas o. Phil
iss and gOrgeO1s a. = dream Of
Perie3ss, eTumble in ruins esntuF-
ies ago: simply beans thers
was no Christ in the Athenia1
home Why has meae, meme. tex
Il, uphArsin been eaErzvsn ~ the
hand % God upon the walls q the
Spanish empire, who's glory has
hen the theme % the rOmanoer
and the song q the Poet for ages.
Simply becaass the principles 81
forth in the Sermon On the Mount
have been ignOrsd and trOdden IN
der foot; simply beaAnssfhe grand
81 social code the ages have pro-
duoed has not been adhered 70 By
the Spanish monarchy The home
life uill determine the destiny d
the World What = destiny il will
h il this principle i not pEzetie-i
in the American home Christ i
n the had Of this hOass5 There
should b. no delay in making il
the WatchEOri d every home. DE-
lay often proves disastrO0s- james
Freeman Clarke defined the fatal
y o. delay when he vrOse= "A
time CONES in the downfall and
corruption Of communities, Whe1
good men struggle Intellectually
against the Tendencies Of ruin.
Hannibal could not save Carthage
Marcus AntOnius oOald not save
the Roman Empire; DemOstheues
could not save Gre-oe, and Jesus
Christ himself could not save Js
rusalea frOm decay and dsstrue.
ton
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
THE
HHNE1 a,nruYv snusoun rru.wls
NEkE3N !..1h
SlOOayear.
Issued Wednesday and Satnr-
day on.
SlOO ayear.

Derl1.f1r la11Iry }. tl17. a. Nh
u CdlrsaFs- learnll 80 cA.n1rrl . -
Tsfcr~a-ues& Csari-r le1rnl 49,
enrl.n ass 49, us.lr-sf1F 80 11sur-
Aay- h usaa-~ig sruD14 -
Ssar.i = $3.50 80 patllull 49, r.
S.a.-Asy ilsar 90 - 6sglan1 1ss1rri.a
nni-rAlzT llrr.-... p-scry. 49, -
flrs nn4lg pup<r-
E.rk isll- > y - IA rara.er furiE
49, . u~ek-aa A. rr.ua. = tee $3.50
sssk. - parrs e. A. . =s=z1s q geIr-
IL ssAl a-sf - p.a5-r 90 80 -
fAEnrE,-s -. ~ -11Isr - ErEW $780,
rnry a. tfa4 Lsalasrn-Ae rai14l1 - 80
- c.a1isas,1 s1asss-1aig - - furnrs
- - q. ra-t- isssl,- e ~ e1gsa-s
larsls.,1 n.l.- huarrsse.eass lsr-dl1e
prirsof ~ T-s.-Ess~s CeIl4s 49,
al - rrnza. l-rr.1-. 90 y4ar a
tz1-nra lEraar - s1gzaar r.1f 80 -
- e...lsil5, - ~ itealy Ws1tsraa
e sstEhrll 80 s-hsr - ksel u. a.g.
Daily csarssr Iesrsal. lysar. $50
Daily sd s.u1.y. y-sr. $40
sssaay 49,, ysar. 40
The BIG sandy Nsss.
Twice aSesk cOurisr-Jourral
UHIA- N-soas y.sr = nsF 49,
tisiEt A1h1ss - sszss xrna
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

This topic was suggested 70 me
while spending the day in the frst
ideal home it has ever been my
pleasure 10 enter. IL Is one Of
those rare old Kentucky suburban
homes which make Kentuckians
loved At home, revered abrOzd--
The picturesque old house sits on =
gently rising eminence, far back
from the dusty street and mOnOtO-
nous din Of commercial life. State
" trees OvershAdOE the home With
= spell Of luxurious enehAntment.
Birds make their little homes
there, and = liquid melody eOntiz-
ually Ills the air There Az fiOz-
ers there, too, whose tender beauty
and frzngrance hang over all like =
little broken fragment Of rain
bow Thus far We have only
heard the songs Of nature WELDON
ing n Is ne approach the hO1se
Nov let us enter. Rare old PIC
tures look down upon you from tn
walls Books speak TO yO0 from
their many tables and cases Peri
Odicals, religious and secular, ne
veal tie current thought Of ths
day. There IS an abundance d
mission literature there, and tn
mission spirit IS we'll MOre bean
tifHl than the pictures. mon
charming than the books. more en-
tertaining than the magazines an
the characters in that home. Whai
Is the source % this attraction.
Come with me 10 the dining non
and rad this motto hanging OF
the wall:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29

Ilsirblr consianl'y near o.. I an
ssrs every Word void b weighed
In the scalss q Thought and love
leiOrs Il zen upOn the ears q TIE
vorid- And u IL uers not whole
some and pure. cur eOmpletsst
spsech wOuld - silence In HE
lecture On Cromwell. Carlyle
speaks thus q silence: -Sllenoe.
the great Empire q silence. high
sr than the stars; deeper than the
Kingdoms u Dssthi IL alone i
graf; All siss i SMALL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
Farm For Sale.

About I5O serss. under good eui-
tivafiOn, about - .sres level; new
dwelling hOas~. s--tOTy frame.
nine rOODs. four on frst fiOOr. 5 on
the second door, vsranda in fro1t
and back, good wide halls. good
cellar, good harm and Ost-bgIId-
ing-- AdjnIns the village o. Char
ley. IhaVs sid Its OF this land
for go each Il J. one o. th- Lssi
farms In the southern part o. the
eOonfy. VIII sell cheap. Call on
or address loet 81
I'll. SPENCER,
nh~rFau- 1870 r.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
YOUEG PHIL SHERIDAN.
Grs-s G-.@s-Fs So vsn Fsshs- q.
Ms FsSAss-s Tsss-s~b-ES
E.asr Wsss Pslsa

o. TIE IL 84y q Jaly ysGng PalIlp
u Sa<riian. the usa<saks q his iIIas-
trtols fasAeF. Ge.- PkI s1ert1a.. ui,I
eater Wssf Plflt q es<-L h 80
tr11es las bsel Gset fsr that tay - .
csl<brafio1 e tks golsel sullserxary
q - father's eltrluee % he n1fIsl's
tr1iziag 1901. f5r 4 siI ksse besn
i1ss - yssrs o. that 6ay stnrs tse r.
tssr stspped frua ~ fsrFy beat a. Wess
POirf and bsgza IL sesooI LIE a. IA
leAisUy-
Il Aas beel ose q Nh. Sssrstanis
CTsatsst snhfnsss that ker Oldest soa
asd Exles1ks q ker 6eesa.s.t kzshans
sAo1H eater Wess Poins o. he Eftieth
s-usEsrsz-y q tke Say her klsaa-d
E.3e Ms entrsnre fhers- Il . I'D n.
Uother tired % have tke ssu apPol.ta.i
70 Wsst Peat turing ~ elo-isF s.ys Il
PreH.3sEt ClssslA1..'s tern q o.1ae, ~.
fHile1 Not losg $50 Prsattsat M<EI.-
~ hoard q the notAer's eealrs azk ~.
faiiars % hass u fsls-le1 b kIs rrste
osssor- he prsEtelf uss rnt oaly .
great a1zirsr q he 9sceasst rsnaraI
bit - War1 p<rsouai friezt. ant uher
- I-arzet q Mr.. Skeritaz-s ufsA ).
sent fOr Asr ans .skst ifthess uasa-y.
thlag - eouls 60 f5r Asr o. for k<rts,
so1A
i have Oaly &c f4voE q aik. au-s 4
yo1 ear grAuf Il shall b 9ost kappy.
rsPils1 Mrs. SAsritsn- 4 sou3 II.
veTy @nrs % have NJ olsssf 80 e-fsi
West Pol.foa tie g1ls<s aunissrsaEy d
he Gag ~ kashAst szfsrsA Bsf Iaz
afraid u - 400 TO IAts % kars NJ a
blfiss EFsfihet-
Prssi3eni MeKlsley rspEst tAat !,
uol1 srraEgs IL aPPslzrzeat u :
uers Posstbi-- II has b<en 61ss. n
GPpoint1e-t - alrs.sy be. nsssou
ana Q. tie Art Gay q a<zt zssfA n,
yOazg IA. III b<sis Ia eases lie E
Wsss Psist.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
THE WORLD IN

There i ROthiag more bsautiful
AID Attractive than mOttOes In . i
home They often dirsct ones
thoughts 10 sOmething that i mp
lifting and enn0bIing- Nothing
beaufIhes . home - mueh; 10Th
ing Is % likely 70 CRATE . beaUtifal,
ChristIike spirit In the members
o. the household NOttOes hanging
in the various MONS o. . home are
like gOOdly sentineIs pointing Ons
70 the upward wzy- They sxPre=s
an idea too dep for EOrIss because
there i an Irresistible elOquenoe in
their majestic silence Their IN
seen fingers are apt Ia fashion the
hOmeideaI- A great deal Is being
said and written nowadays about
the ideals u life. But for the most
part reference i made only 20 she
Individual ideal. Some believe
this 10 Be the most idsAlisrie era
since the dawn o. time Il i well /;
il i right; Il i nece=sary for u 10
have ideals ideals govern the
world i the bold assertion Of Dr.
Collins Denny, Of Vanderbilt The
men who have written their names
in the calendar o. the centuries
have been aetuated and inspired
By distinct, living, Breathing deals
The men who rule in the higher
realms Of life to-day are the men
who, like John Gray, have kept
faith with their deals And the
men who are 10 unlock the futures
golden gates Of usefRlness and OPP
POrtunity are the men who's lives
have been very greAtly influenced
By ideals Ideals-Ehat ara they-
they are Gods candles sitting in
the temple Of the soul, and they
never 90 out There Is ever . dia-
lmOnd briIliance about them They
never have 70 be trimmed, because
they are looked after BY angels d
light. We have our national ideals,
Jour civic ideals, oar individual
idsals-Why not have our hOme-
ideals? II We had no national 81
eivie ideals, il Is very certain that
the civilization Of which We are -
proud would become nothing mOTs
than \ disgrace To cur sister na-
tiOns. We have every reason Il
Be proud Of our wonderful PrOgres:
in church and state and social Ne
form during the past ten years, bui
Is il nc. true that we have devOteC
too much time and talent 10 afiair'
: in general and have necessarily
neglected the hOme-ideal: Ii Is Il
BE- greatly feared that the develop
ment Of the home life has not beeI
at all commensurate with the IA
tiOnal life. In building up thes.
other ideals and negIectiRg IN.
home ideal, We have very clearly
demonstrated our inability 70 bulk
upon . true foundation In his ad
mirabIe work, The Twentieth Cen
tury City, Mr.. Josiah Strong indi
Gates what an important part tn
nsW-eentury city will play in de
termining our national destiny
He insists upon the Teins Of eity
government being held BY pun
and clean hands Mr. Strong
fright But he offers no remedy 70
making pure and clean hands
| once heard Dr. Vance say tina
America will detsrmine the desti
ny Of the world There Is no gain
Saying the fact that American
homes viii determine the dsstin,
Of America
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-29
VIRGINIA COLLEGE,
For Young Ladies, ROanoke- Va.

For Young Ladies, ROanOke- Va
Opens sept Sth, 1885. One Ofthe
leading Schools for Young Ladies
in the South Magnificent build
ings, all modern Improvements
Campus ten acres. Grsnd noun
tain scenery in Valley OF Va fam
en- for health. European and Am
erIesn tezchsrS- Full course Su-
peTiOr advantages in Art and Nu-
Sic Students frOm twenty-five
StafeS- For eatsIOgpes address the
President, MATTE p HARRIS.
ROsnOke, Virginia
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so GENTS MONTH
On sssoaysar b All

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THREE TRAINS
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A NEW TRIUMPH.

The Dreaded cOnssmpuon
can be cured
7. A. sioesm. the Great CsszIss
ssd ssisatEsi. vii sd 20 saf-
fer-r.. thrce frss tosrles - his
Nssly discovered Reme.iiss
tSeurs COnssBpsios 49,
All Lsng TroshlsA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-03
A NICE COMPLIMENT.

The Houston Post says: "The
jacksonville Meteor OF august p
is a special descriptive edition GOV.
ering Madison and Brazos and Dor.
tons Of Grimes, Leon, Rftertsou
and Burleson counties, by ihnmu-
mites. Ashort history Of each Of
the counties named is given, and
also Of the leading towns therein.
There are a number Of half.tone H.
Illustrations, and altogether the
edition is gotten up in creditable
manner. showing the advantages of
these counties, and, If distributed
judiciously, should be the means
Of inducing many settlers 10 locate
in that section"