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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10
DAUGHTERS u AMERICA.


Ring cut. ye telss. Your sw cetest chimes:
sing. al ,'o p0 IS culcct iAs -ss;
Shout loud, ye crowds, in ssr- astst praise:
Slime oug, ts-lr sun, "a so;irEt rays.
And dance ye riPnnas waters.
For Freedoms sons Will sing song.
That ia d chorus. high and strong.
shah sounding ring. from sra 10 sea.
Whose thcnie os harmony shall he.
Americas true daushters. =
uhI they are loyal. brave and true.
And fair the red, and white, aud blue,
That in nations co,nrs rise.
shine In their Checks and hrows, and eyes.
Aad glow upon their hanners.
From ocean shore TO mountain crest;
from north. and south. ana east, and west;
From all The Bright aud heauteous land.
They come, q biessing-inden hand.
And singing sweet hosannahs,
With cheering words from such n mouth,
AS thine, Oh daughter Of The southl
And love from such "a loyal breast
AS thine, oh, daughter OF tho westi
The sons caa mower ialtcr.
And white in north and east shall stand
The earnest, helping. sister band,
Sweet Freedoms day shall know no night,
l5nt ever shall the flame glow bright
Upon the country's altar.
w l. Nlssschcr. in Chicago Tlmes-Her-
aid.
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But baby had no JOY Of his picture
book. On top Of his bread ana jam it
lay unheedad, its Grade, gaudy Illus
! 1trations t. i. seeming as nauglit beside
that golden glorious something he
had momentafiiy seen fash across his
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rersonni nc.icrrior.

"Are you resident Of this wards''
asked the challenger.
Il reckon ] am. sir, " replied TuToll
Knutt.
Where do you have your washing
aone?" pursued the challenger, still un-
convinced.
Sir" rejoined Tuffola Knutt with
sringly, ''i've been votin of an on fur
20 year, an nobody ever sxad me saatt
question ssfore, H4Chieago Tribune.
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.v,,e vye,ah, 81 Ar.,,..,tv,

An excellent story was told at char
ity dinner. One dag man was brought
into the accident hospital who was
thought to be dead. His Wife was with
him. One of the doctors said: He is
dead, but the man f;;.sg75si isis ilesI iiiiti
said: ''No. I'm not dead yet where
upon his wife adinonished him. saying:
Re Gniet; the doctor ought TO know
best. carson weekly.
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Noi Very Aniiai,ic. 4

"Exeuse mei'' e4aaimed the timcy,
Gus man. ''but may 1 disturb you for IA
few minutes on matter of considerable
Importance to myself and possibly OF
.It-rrsst.s-
''No, sir'' replied the disagreeable
citizen $ Not uniess you promise not
TO waste as much Tins talking business
as yoa do aRelcitssisii..iss5 8 pyg :ss!.il,is;son
Star.
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HELp WANTED a

HELP WANTED Active solicitors
wanted everywhere for "The Story
OF the Philippines by Murat Hals,ead.
commissioned by the Government as
Official Historian 20 the War Depart
ment. The book was written in army
camps at San Francisco, On the Pa.
ciic with General Merritt, in the hos
pitals at Honolulu. In Hong Kong, in
the american trenches at Manila. in
the insurgcnt camps with Agninaidc.
on the deck OF the Olympia with
Dewey, and in The roar OF battle at
the fall OF Manila. Bonanza for agents.
Brimful of original pictures taken by
Government photographers on the
spot ll4.s.s..;;e h9,!s. Low. prices Big
profits Freight paid, Credit given.
Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
UUtHt Tree. slddiTsss, i, T. Barrier,
Secy., 33G Dearborn ST. Chicago.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10

.'es ,;;-s5ilp !,lee.i7j. plaintivcly.
perhaps it's his gee-gee he wants,
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10

should have good supply
OF paper undor them, The Tribune
has old papers at aoc per 100
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10
Classified

WANTED Clean coiton rugs at the
Tribune Office
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10
GOOD TIMES HAVE COME.

ou can afford to Indulge yourself or you,
-amiiy in the luxury OF good weekly news
paper and quarterly magazine of fiction.
You can set both of these publications with
almost library of good novels Tor S. per wear.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10

AGENTS WANTED For the sale of a
new French medical discovery POLY
nice OIL, for the cure OF rheumatism,
etc. Write TO j, w. Gilmor, Gen. Agt.
for Colorado, a6ls Douglas Place, Den
yer, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-10

T )R RENT Three nicely furnished
rooms, VIII rent in exchange for
board for Two, Apply al j. j. Fitg-
gorrel's. 3i-ia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
SHERIFFS SHE.

BY virtue Of Execution No. 1875
direCted 10 me, which issued from
the Clerks Ofiioe o. the LaWTenoe
Circuit COuri, In favor 90 ]. W
shannon administrator V J. NJ.
lIerry &c. for the sum % righty-iivs
dollars and 20 cents !, or one Of
my deputies will, on county court
day. the 18th Of July. ISIS, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock .. M. aud I
O'Clock p. NJ, Al the court house
door II Louisa, 10 Lawrence county
KY expose 10 public sale. TO .hs
highest bidder the following prop
erty Tor % much thereof a. may b.
necessary 10 satisfy plaintiffs costs
viz; = certain boundary OF tract Of
land aud BOUNDED ~ follows. b.
ginning 90 top Of the ridge adjoin-
ing HArmsn Burk's land. thence n
e 20 T. VI. Smiths line. thence n
10 r Frashers line, thsnce 10 the
beginning. containing 100 seres.
more or les. The property levied
upon - LOuveniA Berry.
TERMS :-~als will - made up
on \ credit 81 thrss months. bond
with approved security required VI
the purchaser, with Interest from
date, and having the force and e.
feet o. replsyin bond
Wines my hand this End day
Of July, lssS.
L. u. BGggs. ;. l.. c,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

A writer IN the Review Of Re
views sums ~ the attributes Of Ihe
weekly - follows: zach copy Is
read not only By ths I've people ~
uAlly credited 10 the otdinary pa
per, but BY fSiee or thrice that
number IN many Instances. Tor
many subscribers pass their payer
on and on 10 the inmates d les
fortunate homes. These publlea-
tons are Pfeam.Be6tly the home
papers Of neE-pap-niom They
Ers not specifically scanned while
men travel 10 business aud then
left for br1ksmen TO gather up.
They 90 direetly into homes anG
the reading Of them is 4 duty n
veil as a pleasure Hence their
peculiar value 10 advertisers and
their value a. mOulders Of public
opinion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
wEBBvILLE

School opens Monday. Jaly IS,
with d. J. Thompson principal.
EI-Judgs W. II. WOo1s return
ID from Cincinnati Tuesday very
sick
Henry Fischer and family left
last week for northern Ohio, where
they will spend = month visiting.
Nv Woods il attending Law At
MOrgass eresk-
". Sparks, Of BlsIne, Is here on
business.
Died, on the lGth inst, Jaa -
Wright, age 81 years. He leaves a
lot o. friends aud relatives 10
mourn his lOss
Jake Long left here Monday for
Breaihitt county.
Miss Mons Smith, OF Cat, Is Wis
Iting Miss Dora Woods
John HOEell aud Mack Ham
mOas are talking Of going TO Ken
tOeky river.
The social given oy F~nk SPeAns
Saturday night Was an interesting
AFFAIR.
DR.. N. V. Adkins Of Ashland, Is
here.
Teachers examination begins
here FricAy.
VIM. Beleher.of RAieIir. was here
Wednesday.
sons Nom Deplams.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
BRUSHY.

News and money are scarce on
Brushy.
All Of the big foot washings are
passing OF quietly.
A great number OF our boys are
going to enlist in the army. We
are glad 10 know they love their
country.
Jack Elkins is inquiring for some
help
The people Of this vicinity have
organized . new lodge, -United
BrOthsrs.s Admission soc. They
meet tNie = month.
Daniel Sparks, age sc, is at the
point OF death. He was thrown
from his horse some time ago.
Mint Hays had his ankle broken
last week.
BascOm Sturgill, Miss Moore and
Mrs. Clay Bishop were visiting at
J. H. Sturgills Sunday.
Grandma.
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cLTPFoRp

W. II. Bartram was In Louisa
Monday.
Mart Frazier purchased a iine
young horse recently.
A box social was given at Mrs.
I.Ou lOrk's- IL Was much enjoyed
by all Net proceeds, Sl.75.
Miss Mary stAnsberry Is visit
ing friends here
T. Il. BSsBham still makes his
Sunday trips up our ereek.
Miss Susie HammOnds was the
guest % friends at Clifford Sunday.
Willard Peters and John ConIey
were smiling on the ladies Sunday.
oar school commences Monday,
with Miss Fanny Frazier teacher.
J.B. Wallace passed hers last
week with \ span u mules ON his
way 10 Dingess.
W. M.And :. l. Hall and famI
lies are visiting their fsther on
Kanawha.
Frank DObbIns and Dan Hard.
wick attended church here sun,
day.
Camrlia Ferguson was the guest
Of Sallie Bartram sunday.
Mrs Peggy Pack visited her sOr
here recently.
Alice Little and Myrtle MAY
Wand visited Mary Frazier las
week.
Edmond and Robert Ratcllf
inside a flying trip to DiHgess las
week.
Taylor Frazier said the GalluI
boy was good hearted enough bu
not much for looks.
Bill Little called ON his best CIR
Sunday.
There will b. preaching At Don
athan creek next sunday by Rev
W. A.. Rateliff and Others.
Snowflake.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

The name OF Senator il. John
son, Of this county, is mentioned
quite frequently in connection
with the Democratic nomination
for Congress- Many Of his friends
have urged that he become . can
didat0, but he has thus far ignOr-
Ell the call. There is a eOnsideTa-
BILE sentiment in favor OF instruct
ing Lawrence county for him, any
way. There is as yet but one an
nOuneed candidate, leaving the
field wide open, and we think it
would be quite the proper thing to
instruct for him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

VIM. Shortridge has been very
bad with measles but Is now able
TO suPsrintsnd his work.
Some Of the boys on our creek are
getting very smart under cover Of
night by hanging plOWs, ICED
trOughs and kettles on fences and
trees. They are liable to get hold Of
something that will require some
help to let 60.
Miss Annie Stewart, Of East Pork,
was delivering some handsome
bread knives and delicate break
fast coffee on our creek last week
Boys, she is worthy Of ycsr sitsn-
ton.
Miss CaldOna Hubbard has a -
we're attack Of measles.
Mrs. Kiser is very bad with spi-
nal affection.
Mrs- John FAnnin, OF MOrgsns
creek, was called TO see her molh-
or Mrs Eastern, Of East Fork. who
is very sick.
Bud Lambert, Of MOrgan's creek,
passed down our creek receatly
with his wiie aud sistsr on a spring
wagon made Of hay.
q. W. Shortridga Is no better, but
he meets his friends with patleai
smile.
l. h. CoOksey aud wife passed
down Ca, Sunday enrOnle Tor Falls
wm, Riley, wife aud child visit.
ID a. W. ShOrtrldge aud hma,
Sunday.
David short aud wlie passed
dawn our creek saturday,
David Poster and Wills visited
homo ialks Sunday. Gray Hore,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
N ROuTK AGAIx.

We left DstrOit Al IL p m. Pass-
ing thrO0gh Lake St Clair and thu
ST. Clair riEsr into Lake Huron.
The entire day Sunday vas spent
on this lake landings EsFs made
only Al Sand Beach, An Sa1ble and
APsna. The weather Was very
Plsaaani, the ladies wearing vraps
when sitting Oat on the deck.
Sunday Vas reported Ohaye ben
one Of the hottest days on record in
Cineinnati.) The water was very
smooth until ne reached Saginaw
bay in the evening when Il became
rough enough to disturb the Squi-
libTium Of some Of the party, and
just sfIsr dark = slight sQHAll came
oP and the waves RULED high
enough To tOss the bat consider
ably. II Was - oOld that no one
could stay on deck, and wrapa
were required in the saloon, even
though ne steam heaters uers
performing their duty,
I A number % ladies' became SEA
slck aud Sere compelled h retire.
heing forced To slaS in,loora ,hs
members were saiertained by i'm,
promps0 speeches, reeltAtlOas, M,
cae>tra music. singing Of ~0ld
Kentucky Home aud pa,rioll,
songs, A very Interesting pOFli0u
OI hts pNgram WAS carried out ~
Mt 1hoNas u, Arnold u CAlcagO
~he lalned the patty n Toledo, u,
vas NgmsFly = kenlacky news
paper man, hut h nov city edllol
" The Chleugu nmea aud y a
henoNgy weRhv ~ HE kealacl J
rNss AssoclalloN, lle " also I
hvluNV VI soma Tepnlatlon aml 1,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
IL CANADA.

We crossed the West end OfLAke
Erie to Detroit river, making no
landings PrOeeesiing up the river
We reached Detroit about 4 D. m.
None Of the members Of the AssO-
citation left the bOat at Detroit a.
We had an Invitation to visit
walkerville, Canada, Just opp
site and Ne were At Once taken To
that place by the steamer.
This Is an odd town in many ~
peets- Ii has a population d about
1900 and IS owned BY Hiram Wal
her 4 Sons, distillers-
The tOwn is beautifully laid out
and has well kept lawns through
out. Some Of the streets are paved
and the town seems to BE- IN 70
date in every respect. The prinei.
pie business Is the extensive dis
tillery which makes the widely
known Canadian Club whiskey.
The town has all the various Kind.
Of business that usually 10 4
make up = town " this size. Tn.
Walkers own the controlling inter
est In each aud every enterprise
The buildings are all owned BY Ia,
Walkers. They are very liberal
with their employees aud w haV,
never seen = town where the In
hahilanis seem 10 h. happier aRs
more pleasantly situated. \ lev
Of the more faithful employs hav,
been allowed To acquire Interests
In some 81 the business u N,
place
When our party landed they
VIM allowed ~ $40 the t0wn N
their own way, some hlue 0Tas.
edl,ogs weFc ~ the head ~ tho pra
ecsalon and naturally led the party
az onee 10 the dlslllleFy, We iTsI
went through the hollllng works
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
EXCURSION.

The C. & o. Will sell tickets from
Louisa to Lexington and return
next Saturday afternoon for s2-lO-
Train for Lexington will leave Ash
land at $50 Sunday morning, leav-
ing Lexington at I that evening on
the return Tickets good return
ing Monday. This is on account
OF the eneampment of the 4th Reg
Imsnt OF volunteers
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How they Fisht.
Our Men in Action Against
cervera's Fleet

Capt. Evans Is intensely proud
Of his ship and her men. The IO~a
fired 81 l2-lnch, - SO-ineh, go l.
inch. 1000 sIx-pOund and 10 one
FOUNDER shots.
The officers Of the Visesya said
they simply could not hold their
crews al the guns on account Of
the rapid IRE poured upon them.
Toe decks were flooded with water
from the fire hose aud blood from
the W0undsd made this a dark rel.
Fragments Of bodies iiOAted in this
along the gun-deck. Every instant
the crack OF exploding shells told
Of new havoc. One Of the I5-Inch
shells from the Iowa exploded =
torpedo in the Vlscaya's bow,
blowing 2Imen against the deck
shove and dropping them dead
and mangled into the fire which
at once started below.
The fOrpedO-bOat Ericsson was
sent by the flagship TO the help Of
the Iowa in the rescue Of the Vis-
eaya's crew. Her men saw 3 terri
bic sight.
The flames leaping out from the
huge shot holes in the Viseaya
licked up the decks, sizzling the
flesh OF the wounded, who were ly-
ing there shrieking for help. Be
tween the frequent explosions
there came awful cries and grOAns
from the men pinned in below
This carnage was chiefly due to
the rapidIty Of the Americans fire.
Corporal Smith, OF the Iowa, fired
I35 aimed shots in 20 minutes from
a finch gun. Two shells struck
within ten feet OF Smith and start
ed q small fire, but the Corporal
went on pumping shots into the
enemy. only stopping tc say
They've got it 10 for this qua
From two six-pOunders 40 shots
were fired in 80 minutes. In Ia
the tops the marines banged sv=S
with one-pOunders. too excited .
step back to duck as the shells
Whistled over them. One gunner
OF . secondary battery under = II
inch gun was blinded by smoke
and s2ltpeter from the tarret, and
his crew wss driven on, but stick
ing a wet handkerchief over hi
face with holes cut for his eyes b
stuck to his gun. Finally, as tbs
six-pouEders were 30 close to the 5
inch turret as to make IL imPOssi
BILE to stay there with safety, the
men were ordered away before tn,
big gun was fired, but they refuseC
TO leave. When the eight-ineh guI
was fired the conclusion blew tWG
men OF the smaller guns crew ter
feet from their guns and threw
them to the deck as deafas posts
Back they went, however, and
were again blown away and final,
ly had TO be dragged away from
their stations. Such bravery and
such logged determination under
the heavy fire were Of frequent
occurrence Of all the ships eng1g.
ed.
During his stay on the lows, Ad-
miral Cervera endeared himself to
all. After BlancO's order was t.
sued he wanted to come out on the
night Of July ?, but Gen. Linare-
said SWAT ra,iI tomorrow morn
ing. YOn will catch them al d.
-ine service then
The Spaniards say that no tOrpe-
do boats ever came out TO ATTACK
Admiral SamnsOnfa ffaaf The
PiutOn and FuroF, they say kept
guard every night inside the har-
Dor. The Indiana wHs hit only
twice. She fired nOarmOr-piereing
shells except from the smOkeIess
powder siT-pOunders- The Oregon
was hit three times, twice by frag-
ments Of shells. The Iowa was
struck 9 times.
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on THE LAKE

We arrived at Toledo at 10 30 q
m and rushed across the city Il
the dock where the pslatiaI steam
er HCity Of MaekinaeT was waiting
for US As soon as We were all
aboard with our baggage the steam.
er started for Detroit. The nal
pleasure Of the trip then began.
We were free from the dust and
there was q cool breeze blowing
which made it extremely pleasant.
The contrast between the hot
weather Of the city and The dusty.
tiresOme train ride, made the trip
on the steamer all the more en-
JOY able.
Our steamer was one Oftheg great
line Of the Detroit & Cleveland
Navigation Company. They are
immense side wheeIers and pillow
through the water at a speed Of %
miles per hour.
The main cabins are broad and
elegantly furnished in mahogany,
and well ventilated, lighted BY
electricity and furnished like pal
aces. ON board is every convent
ence for pleasant living. including
bath rooms, barber shops, lunch
rooms, etc.
The dining room - below water
line and has 4 seating capacity for
ITO persona The bill Of fare Is ex-
tensive and the service excellent.
These steamers cost s9l0.GO each
and contain las state MONS and
parlOrs- The officers are polite and
accommodating and do everything
possible for the pleasure u the p4s-
sengers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

The delay in capturing Santiago
has given yellow fever time to get
into our lines, it il said. A few
cases have been reported. This
should hasten the attack on the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
WAR MAP FREE

Latest official Indexed maps Of
the world, Cuba and Philippine Is
lands for pocket use, issued by the
Chicago & North Western R'y, free
for two cent stamp W. b. Kni.-
tern, - Fifth avenue, Chicago, III.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. II
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
1t should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hoods SArszparillA
Which pun6es and
Enriches the blood.
Strengthens the nerves.
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
And builds up.
Energies and vitaliIes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only Hoods
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

Truce after truce has been eX-
tended to the Spaniards at Santa
go and they are still "holding the
fort" The last truce reported sx-
tended to noon yesterday. Have
heard nothing further.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
K. P. A.
Our Trip to Mackinac
Island.

Doubtless the most eEj"yable
outing tie Kentreky Press A-sOeI-
alton ever had Was the one which
ended last week.
The members assembled 1t Gin
einnati on Pridsy, July lst, about
two huncrrd strong. All O'Clock
they were taken in hand by the g.
A. z. Committee and Mayor Tafel
and treated 10 a delightful electric
ear ride through the BEAUTIFUL snb-
urbs Of Cincinnati. stopping at the
Geological garden, where q refresh
ing cold lunch wzs served. At six
o'clock that evening the party VIZ
tied the Lagoon and were pleasant
Iy enter.sined during the evening.
Much 81 the pleasure Of this oces-
sion was due TO Ihs efforts Of
senator GOetel. OF COvingtOn.
During their stay in Cincinnati
the Association were the guests Of
the Paiaee Hotel, which is un-
dOubtedly the best house In the
country for 800 and $500 per day.
For several years past il has had
more arrivals per year than any
other hotel in the city. The build
ing IS large, well furnished and
superbly kept. The MONS are
pleasant and well furaishssi and
the whole house has a bright, clean
appearances, insteaa OF the dingi-
ness which 50 often eharaeterizes
hotels furnishing accommodations
At these prices The fare Is sur
prisingly good and the members
were unanimous in the praise Of
the Palace, and many who had
never bs:5Ts stopped there express
Ell themselves a highly pleased
and most agreeably surprised.
At four O'Clock SATURDAY morn
ing the Association boarded the
C. H. = 3. train for Toledo. This
tfzis carried US through one Of the
richest farming countries in the
world. The land Is almost entire.
ly level and every foot Of 1t seems
to be in cultivation. Very little
live stock Is noticed, as it seems
that the land Is regarded a. TOD
valuable for grazing purposes.
Corn, wheat and vegetables de.
maRd the whole attention Of the
people.
Prosperous looking towns ar,
thickIy scattered along the entIn,
way.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
Twenty Years Proof.

TUFTS LiverPiIls keepthe bow
elsinnaturalmotionand cleanse
the.system Of all impurities An
absolute cure for sickheadache.
dyspepsia. sour stomach. con-
s,ipation and kindred diseases
Cant do without them"
r. p. Smith. Chilesburg. Va.
writes I don'tknowhow ! could
10 vl,hou, them. l have had
Liver disease f0v over twenty
yean. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

FOR SALR:-A span Of two-year-
old mare mules; weight about GO
each. Will have them in Louisa
ON the 18th day Of July. and viii
sell them TO the highest bidder.
MIII.ARD +. ROsE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
FRIDAY. july Is, 1898.

The Survey Board appointed to
examine the wrecks Of Csrverz's
feet reports that only one. the H.
fanta Maria Teresa. can Be saved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
AT DETROIT.

Late in the evening the party
reluctantly left WaIkerviIls and
went TO Detroit: here three hours
we're spent in sight seeing. We
found Woodward Avenue to Be one
Of the most beautiful streets We
have ever seen The number and
magni6eence Of the residences and
lawns on that street ans said to
surpass that Of almost any city in
the United States Belle Isle Is
an island containing go aeres and
the rity o. D0tnOit has elnverted Il
TO one Of the most beautiful parks
in the world Altogether Dstr0it
i one Of the eleane<t and most
attractive cities We have ever visit
ed