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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17
Tx HUsIc ALoEG sHoRE.
Life-saser- % the Jsr.~y Csa-s -.
trodar- f.raPh"Ptsa-s Jsst
f~r Pas

Masy ofthe ii.e-safiHe stations along
The Nea jersey cast have IN MUSE ~
Zap 70 k-ee out the razr n tie ereta
aad the ahistle q ths cold t.us-- Ile
hitie rF4il phones with ihs 20 Esssi-
phodes art nneh Co evidence. Thr s.a-
lions % Shark river. srraF izs- Seem
hea. d. Eayh,ad. Naniaiakiae. Toms
rivcr zaI lsland beach have 80 bera
enjoy ng metropolitan ainusrulfEfs a.
loas r4zee EYsry statiba aHa cyl
indsr ttai rheeFiiy tells about thr bisb
tempcratafe on one night Do az Old
ioNn Wien the winds sweep Up fhr
beach % - aBd - miles o. Asar tiosr
was siad indoors kept ibe -hot.'ius--
eylh1er Iaits double duty. mt! 10 s IS
agnesti5a shether The rrapA phonr 81
the stove Was the uafui-st thile
arouri
Nhsn ihe crrw e. squan sisfi1r ssV
60 adttft. snsui = DE tsiL ~ aaa
singing msrhiues $50 ernts vas Ca
ves'et az o-re f9r raiaiaras go
r. ~ Que uas b9peat o. : ruiaiigu
As s11a as @ arrived sl-srf atrs s8utla-
lass tatfr-aiuruents Tee b rhoas
weTs a.xnsi. and -saia 81 it- good
thiaEs were shaved rItl ~ E'e-,srcr.
upsrGGovn TIE beach. The fsl s.srraa
Ike claH-eu. ani n5R there i.a
s-sTloptnIe sgfirty aiau- tie Nsu
frr.ag baHrh T-sn afHra-a.. U-44r.a "a = !. !
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Liver troubles they have been prov.
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purely Vegetable They do moi
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a Summer Outing

Along the NORTHWESTERN Line
Chicago & North Western R'y),
can b. most e7joyably sPen. at
Milwaukee, WAukesha, Madison,
Devils Lake. Green Lake, Gogebic,
Lake Geneva, st. Paul, MinneaPo-
lis, Duluth, Marquette, Lake Min
netenka, White Bear. Ashland.
Munising. Twentieth Century
Train, the Northwestern Limited
electric lighted, daily to St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Daluth- Low rate
tourist tickets sud pamphlet, upon
inquiry OF ticket agents, OF address
A. u. waggon,r, 7. T. A. No Z
Jackson Piaes. Indianapolis, Ind.
or W. u. Kn.sksrn, G. +. & 7. A.,
Chicago, Iil.
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KLONDIKE
Heard From After A
Long Silence.

Port Vaid =, Alaska, Nls Is
Snow. -noS. the beautiful snpW, =
till with Ne, I've feet deep on lev
81 ground. II will probably be
here until June. ItWili Tor wes /
aad then . day or two 81 sunshine.
ami then a week 81 rain; that j.
the Alaska elimats here 1t pre-est.
There have been several snowslides
on the trail thi- month.
Quite a disastrous one covered a.
the foot Of the summit ca May J.
About ia. people Wrre eauEhl 10
liz. TNo men fr"m Chicago Wer-
killed and about \ dorm were M
conscious WHEN taken Oui. They
we're buried under the snoN for
aboss Two and hlif hours
A man sEd his VILE from Pass
dena, Cal. were caught in ihe -iids.
The man had his arm broken. ard
the wOman.true 10 her SIX. tainted
They lost al they had in the avs
Iancbe, and the wOman's devotion
70 har husband J. very to1 hing.
IS lea w1mzn iHke- mar 50 j
enough ~ i0iiDA Lisa 10 ih.s ouUlp-
Ing ground u ere5tiOp, undergo il
terrible hArdsiiDs. and then have
the grand finale OF being turisd
under a snozsIide with him. one
can believe th=t lose exists Outside
the novels. Nen cried like chill
dren a. they were being rescued
from this slide. Some prayed and
some laughed; some blessed iheii
rescusrs and called them noble
men, others hurried them up aBd
told them they were slower Ilisl Z
Dawson City STOW train. Bat such
is life. Some people would kies i
buried in n gold mine. Tsenty
five burrOs were killed and many
: tons Of provisions were buried fift!
feet under the snow. Many poo
persons lost their all, aud are now
trying TO get back 10 the States t,
fight the SpAniards-
IL Is astonishing TO -ee the mum
: Der OF persons who have mor.gag
ed their properly and are ri,kini
everything they have upon earl
on tue Alaska trip. Many hrOs
, en- hearted man will return 10 th,
United States this fall, aHi many
another, unable T. return will hav
his bones picked b. the Alaska "a
vens.
The bottom OF the trail i goin
out, and travel over the glacier,
" about over until the summer trai
can be used. Men often sink q
u most to their necks in the ice col
= water while trying to use the Of
u trail. Thi, Is decidedly uupleasan
especially when you are harnes-e
= up to a sled with about 900 pound
upon it.
About 5000 persons have gUr
over these glaciers and a numb'
are waiting here TO take the sun
mer trail.
IN WARREN SAMPLE.
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KENTUCKY CROP REPORT
WHEAT.

In the States OF Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan and Illinois every indi-
cation points to a full crop or an
average acreage.
In Nebrssks, Kansas and Mis-
souri, tue crop Is rank In grow tn
and promise iull yield.
In Kentucky the crop has i'm.
proved over the excellent condition
shown ON May LIST and now shows
an average condition for the State
Of l0i, a gain Of three points during
May. tn Jauv !, 1851, the coAdi-
tlon was 81 an June !, 1884, the
condition was 81.
The condition q the corn crop
for the State averages ". The
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17

stand vas generally good, and
where the -ea-on has been iavOra-
bie. has grOwa OF hiceiy.
The condition b. sections i a.
'Ollow-. west,rn 81. Central 81
snd Eastern %.
The condition - the oats crop
shows an improvement during
Nay. The improvement applies
maiuly 10 the carly-sown Oafs.
That part Of the crop which wss
sown late i nupFonis.ng. The
cOpditi01 for III state averages ~.
Tobaerc plsat- have been very
plentiful. and the fgures on acre
lsr besr oat T. some extent the
-4Tly indications % a largely-in-
ERASED acrcage. specially i this
true - tlie Nc-tern S-.ctiDn, where
,.,vef.i crnnil..- report tn. acreage
81 pr cent. = compared with tic
a-Frsge u lSg5. Reports from 8
numlcr 81 egnnii.- in the dry. DIS
ltrict are q such = character a. 70
leave s6f;e tlouIJt A. 10 the scrura-
" of estimates
In those connfie- y here planting
his b...-n Fraci.c.lIy completed tbs
condition - the ncWly -, tObsccO
i very u7-l,i-faetory. Absence
o. moisture aud efIrcts o. the hot
s1n-htue hss caused pllui~ 70 tuTr
yssoN euf ma-B IS e 81 q
l y slaas lisd passHies 11ys gfsai.
ID improved during Msy. Cioger
me8duxs srs especially luxuriAn
and fine yield Of hay j. assured
improvement ~ pastures has re
suited in corresponding improve
mtnt in ike stock, which is nos il
excellent condition. Some los Q
horses j. reported fr,m Ei'ioi
eounty.
The nOatb % May has Develop
Cd some changes ia the fruit coudi
iion~. Apples. whirh ON Nsy l.
showed condition q 81. - CON
pared With average years, hav'
fallen to e. pr ceut..uf an aversg
crop. Peaches liave Improved from
. per cent. OF May 1t 10 = r
cent ON June 1T. Peas al-o hav
increased ffcni y 10 . pr cent. q
, an average crop, whilegrapss shO'
the SINE condition a. On May Il
- F.er cent.
i Apples have dropped badls, an
Of the early varieiies there i bu
, very small per cent left.
LUCAS MOORE,
COMMISSIONS % Agricultur
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TRAVELLING POSITION.

i have 3 position with one ofihs
largest Eastern Tobacco Manuiar-
tures Of the L. :. and wish 10 60 OF
the road to attend school.
Inow oHer this position to the
highest bidder.
Terms, Cash in hard Oh receipt
Of samples
30 If you desire a position %
this kind figGre ~ the largest
amount you can give and send il
at once 20 Il will arrive on, or be-
fore June 27Ih,sIl bids answ. I'D on
the 3Sth. Remember you don't gel
but one bid 30 be sure you gro tn,
largest bid. Bid, under ten dol
lars gn unGnticed. send stamped
and self addressed envelope en-
closed with bid Tor reply.
The person that gets this poi
tiOn Is t. pay his Own expenses anc
wiiI receive commissions from IN,
house at the end Of each month 3,
follows:
On grades from O.. ID TO &C a
Is per cent; DC u iG; at 10 pei
cent; under Is ) per cent
Territory unlimited. over 4
grades aud 100 different style.
1925 to SlT5 per month and expense.
paid u you only work.
II you want work and mean bus
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you nothing to bid
Call on or address,
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THREE TRAINS
DAILY To
CINCINNATI

The ?. }. v. NesiIbBIe
Limited i the finest train in the
world and runs through to Wash
ingten, Baltimore, Phi-adeIPhia
airI Kew York. ], islighied with
electricity and ky~isi with steam
II you intend travelling IN any d.
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A NEW TRIUMPH.
The Dreaded CONSERVATION
can be cured.
4. 4. slccUm, the Great Chemist
ard scIentist, will send TO SUI.
feTcr-. three free bottles o. his
Nesly Discovered Remedies
toeure CONSUMPTION and
all Lung Troubles.

N0lius roaIl ~ f1ircr. more ThilaD
ihroPic - carry more jos o. ~ sfiikftl
ihan the gen@rriss oficr a the tonor .
an.l di-iiEgIi-iiri sllemi 1. T.A.slorum.
M &. - Nea Yors Cify.
o. i'as n aeuterr,i rriishte anl atsS>
ilf etiss ~ csln-ufhf.fisn sE6 80 broB-
ehisi. thf,-sf. luae sii.i shs-t dte1srs.
catarrhal afeciisst grnfrsl decline sod
Esaknrs.. ioss1f desh au.s u so,a.liuons
. astiirz aEty sud % maks ifs Er~at
sssfifs Iiau q, siii = 80 tlsr-s fee i.ili-.
81 80 reeir % ciarfrsi ftnIfdis. 10 rny
sliiirf.d rrsirr Il ii,e Sig sandy News
Alrfsdf bis ''ncs sei~isiifc st-frm ~
asssii'iaE' ifss I,efaizn-n;iE euroi iliSas-
sniis q arpsrrLtiy lufis i~.scnss-
Tt iAittef e,,a-isitfs & noi only he
professional. ti.l -. reEious iuty "a
iu-g Ehira he At- sanerrg hnmai.-
ay 10 d.,i.aie b. i.iailii,i- cure
~ - TEevfsi ite s.rrafsif egnsump-
tinn 20 lea rgr1ri- ii--rse t-ynaj Z
,l.iibf o. So ,iulats. snd 81. "a o. u
tis 4mstirsq Sal fn'cf an hisrafurio
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g~-fiiuslr' fcu ils-c iensiiiti aiil
clTri 81 80 paffs u a.. woilG.
taasThai and pifimsa'a ry i-.'tiiiet iezi
'rslinuipiipf. and consuinpiie. Hnin
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: mrly ~tite 7 A slasum, Y z. - fiu'
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po-fufi aiitire-s aDd tle sive m-iiieiul
= $50 o. pTuuptiy seuf. l'ss.e tsil u
iA,-ior 500 ~ bis pnrr " ID, tis sanil
Nsse. isisfa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17

Good two-story fame residence
in Louisa, With coed sized loi'
healthy location, pure waller. desi-
rable property. Price $50. For
further particulars appl, 70 ~. =
CuNLEY.
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Target Circulation in tie Saith.
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Big Sandy Division.
'l'ime T.bIs IS aset liza, 10.

Tiae Table Is fi-et May IL.
fsss fstiS ieasss A-hlard 5seo A.
"a. aiftts lrni-t s-.5 i1rarh o.
sii1ra siis. haiisieii.r les r. ~.
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2 q arrives Jpuisa ~. AsLlsnd
ego.
hfxEp TeAis.-
i.ssss- wti'sLcu.r 3 an cuia : ~
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lfft,tufg ~. AshiaIri 1sig. Ne
tntninz isarr. Athiafa ! ~ .. ~.
aI,ttlsturg 4 -. BiirLanan %. ~.
rirss feli.s7.iS. rsafh Oicharl .f6
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Da1TsA.nss 81 sss s-sAs Ter In luuS.
10 cult tobacco ezziiF and forever. - nag
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B1c. ~ unnder- uorksE. hat u.akss weak nsn
l111 Dnoklot and sample FREE Aodreas
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All Kiil Line
10

CinclnnAt.
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" iskr Texas, Colorado, Or
egon. Gallo. ia, Ri -nessoia,
Niseos sin, ard all western
and northwestern states.
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IR.I.P.A.N.S.
TI[EII Will UI1lL
IN FOR FIVE GESI&

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MOTHERS FRIEND

my wife suffered more IN ten min
ufes with either Of her other two chill
der thar sha did alt0gEthe- With -
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THE
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Evening journal., 1898-07-06
nostllitles oease Temporarily.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July GA
newspaper dispatch boat brings the fol-
lowing message from General Skaters
headquarters:
Shortly before noon Sunday orders
were sent up and down our line to cease
firing, and exactly at IL o'clock a flag
OF truce was raised above the rifle
trenches on San Juan hill.
The Spaniards observed the flag. and
a few moments later Colonel Dorset OF
General Skaters staff conveyed across
the disputed ground the following de-
mand for the surrender Of Santiago;
"To the Commanding General of the
Spanish Forces in Santiago de Cuba:
"Sir-I have the honor to inform you
that unless you surrender / shall be
obliged to shell Santiago. Please IN
struct the citizens OF all foreign cOun-
tries and all women and children that
they should leave the city before 10
o'clock a. m. tomorrow"
At first the men in the rifle pits on
both sides showed themselves gingerly
but when they saw there was no danger
all climbed out Of their narrow quar-
ters. stretched their legs and surveyed
one another curiously across the inter
vening valleys.
Our trenches and rifle pits extend or
the ridge Of high ground bearing in to.
ward the city, from the San Juan re.
doubt, and sweep northward and west.
ward
Evening journal., 1898-07-06
CAPTURE OF The COLON.
Brooklyn's Long Chase After corvera's
Flagship.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 6.-The
particulars of the Brooklyn's running
battle with the Cristobal Colon form an
interesting addition TO the story of the
great naval fight on Sunday
After a chase Of 60 miles to the vest
ward, the Brooklyn closely followed by
the Oregon, 0verhauled the Cristobal
Colon after she had run ashore and had
hauled down her flag. Captain Cook Of
the Brooklyn went on board OF her and
the commander of the Spanish armored
cruiser came forward TO surrender and
was taken on board the New York.
which came up an hour after the Brook
lyn and Oregon had completed the cap
ture of the Cristobal Colon. The latter
was not seriously damaged, though she
was struck several times by shots from
the Brooklyn and Oregon.
During the chase a clever maneuver
of Commodore Schley's in heading due
west to Cape Caney, while the Cristobal
Colon had taken a more sOutherly di-
rection with a much greater distance
to cover, rendered the Spaniard's es-
cape impossible.
There seems to be no doubt that the
Cristobal Colon and perhaps the other
three Spanish armored cruisers would
have escaped had It not been for the
prompt action OF Commodore Schley
The Brooklyn, his flagship, alone was
In a position to attack the Spanish yes
sells as they left the harbor, and the
commodore steamed directly toward
them and engaged all four cruisers, in
nicting great damage upon them.
The Oregon was the first to join the
Brooklyn, and afterward the Iowa, In
diana. Texas and Vixen closed around
the Spaniards, all pouring in a deadly
fire. But from the beginning to the end
of the fight the Brooklyn, Oregon and
Gloucester took the most important part
IN the destruction of the enemy.
One man, George Henry Ellis, was
killed on board the Brooklyn. His head
was blown off by a shell. One other
man, j. Burns. was injured on board Of
her.
The Brooklyn was struck half a dozen
times. but no injury was done to any Of
the other American ships.
Evening journal., 1898-07-06
Foreign Praise For American warship.

LONDON. July 6.-The Washington
correspondent of The Daily Mail re-
ports an interview with distinguished
American officer. who is represented as
dilating upon the immense superiority
of American warships over British, es-
pecially in armor and armament. The
officer IS said to have declared that the
United States battleshlp Alabama could
blow the British battleship Majestic oul
of water and to have predicted that in
the next century America viii be build
ing warships for everybody.
Even now" he says ''the United
States is able to build much cheaper
than Germany or England"
The Daily Mail, commenting editori.
ally upon this startling statement
says: I'VE have verified the data anC
are compelled to acknowledge the cor.
rectness Of the statement We know
also that there is a distinct uneasines,
in the highest ranks of the British nav,
at the underarmament of our ships"
The Berlin correspondent of The DAILY
Mail says: THE battle of Santiago d'
Cuba is considered to have proved th'
superiority Of American armor plating
and artillery, and it is believed that IL
the future European nations viii give
larger orders to American makers fo
armor, guns and the like"
Evening journal., 1898-07-06
RemovInr ForeIcn Residerta.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, July 6.-The
British warships Alert and Pallas. the
former with IA refugees and the latter
with 2S and the Austrian man-of-war
Kaiserin Maria Theresa with 3S refu-
gees arrived at Port Royal yesterday.
They left the entrance Of the harbor
Of Santiago de Cuba at A o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
The foreign war vessels were re-
quested by Admiral Sampson not to en-
ter the harbor. but to send steam
launches up the harbor TO the city. They
did 50 and brought away such persons
as the British and Austrian consuls des-
ignated, among them Miss Ramsden
daughter of the British consul, and Mrs
Brooks. wife of one of the firm OF
Brooks Bros. Most OF the fugitives are
well 70 do Cuban English or Cuban
Austrians Of names not known outside
Of the city.
The passengers by the Pallas were
landed here yesterday morning The
Cubans assembled on the wharf ant
cheered Wildly. and the women in the
party burst into tears.
Evening journal., 1898-07-06
Schedule IN effect May Is. 1898

Schedule IN effect May Is 1898.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Express trains
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DELI
AWARE AVENUE STATION FOR
NEW YORK, week days, BIB, 1884,
.10.2i a. m; .121s. F2.s4, sS59 '5.2i. s74i.
"ll.OO p, m. Sundays, s3.13, $3.50, 'l1.A a.
M; i3r,T .s59 ~ ,52i, IA .l1.o0 p: m.
$40. 2 15 7.35, .S25, '929 945, .l0.2l, 11.0s a
m; fp.l9 ,2.3i, 2.45, 1850, AS, .P.7l $50.
"a e g SRS' a5 Il Go y i; p m Sgndssys ds S
$50, t7.41, 915, f11.00 D. m.
CHESTER week days, '3.l3, 6.45 Gao,
t2sI 245, 4.45, .5.2i. $50. IA, s.i5. s1i.O0 D.
ll24 a. m; s45 'S59' '5.2i, $50. IA. si5
ATtANTIc CITY. week days, 715 a
m; 'l2.l 10, '2.34 p. m. Sundays 7.3S a. m.
CAPE MAY, week days, 5.45 a. M; '2.sA
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
week days, AIS, I10. sS.34 e1101 q. m.
1886, s2Os s.O4 $40. '457, '617 'sO4. 's.1i p.
r. 2os 9uau sa. .s57 so So 81 .sii 81 O. m. " M i2'''
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
10 a. m. 3.04 D. m. daily.
.ii.oi a. m; .125e, soi, 3457. '6.i7, 7.s3. -Oii.
1905 p. m. Sundays, AIS. 7.l0. 1874 a. m
IL z, 5si gii,,;t Se4 I,t .4t5I' 7s2 '9li p. m
'6ll 2. m. Sundays, sS.S a. m; 4.5I p. m
CHICAGQ, daily, ss;54 "a, a. - M =, ,4,bl ?. m; m;
IAtllAAArO VIA AlNOlNNA1I anu In
DIANAPOLIS, 1884 a. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 1884 q
m. 1856 and t9.11 p. m, daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, H9.11 d. m.
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
NEW lew ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS viz
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA. ss.04 ID.
M. daily. Through sleepers to Memphis
nd New Orleans
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. week
days, 40 a. m; S04. 7;S2, 1855 .. m. Sum
days. 40 a. m; 3.04, 7.32 D. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days, 40, 1000 a. m; 500, 4.67 D. M
Sundays, 1000 a. m; 5.32 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
or
PHILADELPHIA. week days. $50 u. m.
BALTIMORE. week days, so a. MI
255 D. m.
IANDENBERG, week days, e45. a55 n.
m; 2.5S, $40 p. m. Sundays. $50 a. m; 6. 90
p. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MlNGTON, week days, s335. $40, 7.Io. 600,
800, '1e.26 I.30 a. m; 1920 s1.17. 2ee ae.07.
40. 4.50, s5.15. '5.42, SEQ. ese, s7.a0. ss&
l01o. s1.75. p. m. Sundays, 1855. g "a. 200
1l.2o q. m; 90 sl27, 400. sG20 430 g8Q
'l.30, s825 1880 D. m
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any other line.
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