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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-29
noaIlculIuRAL INNS

Asparagus Is usually profitable y
grow.
Water cress always sells well in east
orn markets
Keep a sharp eye on the tree peddler
lie Is often foxy.
Mushroom growing Will bring hand
some returns.
Red or yellow onions stand shipment
better than white
Celery 70 be readily sLabls must b
well blanched and crisp
Cabbage pays better IN sauerkrnu
than In any other sbaps
Bosts are a vegetable ths, Ordinarily
sell well In the market
cnder favorable conditions the So,
bean can be made TO yield from 10 Il
II tons Of fresh fodder per acre. ]
grown for the seed from IS to 20 bush
els per acre Is the average yield though
the yield has reached 100 bushels,-
Western Plowman.
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PAINTsvILLE.

The telephone between River and
Red Bush via Flat Gap has been
completed. and ID. J.. Chandler Is
having fine time talking to the
girls along the lie. Milt Allen,
Cecil Lyon aud David Chandler rs
sisted by some others put up the
wires. The line will I've extended
to Cuba postoflice in . few more
weeks.
Bud RO-r'= daughter, on Keeton,
was thrown from an unmanagea-
bio hor-s atout a week ago and T.
not expected TO live.
Prof. Russell, one Of johnson
couDty's first cia-s teachers. has
entered school at Red Bu.h, max
ing total enrolment Of - schol
ars.
J. G. Talbert has been elected
Principal OF the Rcd Bush public
school.
The PaintsSi'le Graded school
closed last Friday aud Prof war
rem Vanhoose has returned home
to Mingo.
| 1t is not definitely settled as to
Who will teach the Graded Free
school at this place.
Rel Preston's house on Main st.
near Helen Webb, store, caught
fire April 9th and was only saved
from total d. siruction by the com,
bined efforts Of the men, womeI
and children Of the town. Bert
Webb was preparing to remove hi
goods when the flames We're extin
gulshed.
Cuba must be aided In ObtslninI
her Independence. We must figh
Spain il she fails to comply will
our demands. Uncle Sam vii
make short work Of conquerin.
Spsin-Only a breakfast spell.
Miss Virginia Smith, OF Morgan
county has returned home.
Mr.. MayHe, salesman for Bal
Warfield 4 Co., Is In PaintsvilIe.
Scribbler.
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Big Sandy Division.
Time Table fleet May lS.

Pass TEAg Leaves Ashland : 90 4.
M. arrives Lcuisa S;i5 Peach Or
chard 93s, nhiiehouse 10 ~ o. 20.
Returning. Leaves NhiiehOuse II $500
p N. strives Louisa 40. Ashland
$500.
MIxEn TEAIN.-
LcAFe, Whiiehouse 2, ~ tca! 5.is
an; arrives huebanan s.i0, Cat
lfit-burg . -, Ashland $40. Re
turning, leaves Ashland 10 p. m;
attiisburg ass, Buchauaa ; .C0.ar-
riyrs Lguisa a:i5, Peach O,ehard 5 10
Whliehotno 5;no.
O. & STEW ART, he. BouCaTON.
Tfsin Master. Asst Supi.
Ashland, Ny
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II. LI.hs - ola

ThS b4ahs - OLA
IL true thai age nast e'sr us creep
AL Ss grew stern AnA oola.
Bs. ut ~ aEks can blAa The heATt
i.ks th0ss loved links Of Oh
rhs hand which N eur yesth ne grasOs1
ne toooh 81 TINE mag show.
Ist ~ The sane lruA heary aooch
We h5vs1 - Iong ga
All h1~ndrAis :. . hsty tAinG
Ner does Il seen less dear
Becaussrons memories 81 ne pase
May meet 90 with tear.
TbouEh hopss ne ahAFed have diaappsarsd
Lac mornisg's transisnt rays.
let have ~ kept the fssiings kind
That bleased our earliest days
-Fislsy johnson. IN n. Y. LsdEsr.
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nsar 1shsoss SPIT sSa Sls-ls issE lie Away.
netic full q lie. nerve ara visor, TAKE No To
nac. TIE unsiicr uorltr. that utaks, ueak men
sIrung. an druggists, &c % 81. Cure cuaIan.
teed nonkitt and sample free Address
s,criius Etucty 60. Caieago Or New York
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-29

possess the island WHEN the span
ish are expelled. The Spanish
population il very small. Indus
try aud commerce are cOnsidera-
biz. There are steamship line-,
railroads, telegrsphs aud cables,
and . foreign trade Of SEQ, 100000 q
year. Manila l. y splendid city,
set on the margin Of one OF the fin
est harbOrs in the world. II has
an ancient fortress, fine churches, a
gay parade. busy streets aud ca
mails, parks and palaces, hotels and
theaiers. The inhabitants are an
amiable and handsome raeS.
FORTIFIED CITIES or SPAIN.
The fortified cities OF Spain on
the north and northwest coasts are
Santona, Santander, Coruna, Ferrol,
and Vigo; on the Atlantic, between
the Portuguese frontier and the
Strait Of Gibraltar, there are PalOs,
san Lucar, near the mouth OF the
Guadalquiver river; Sadiz and Ia
rfa. In the Mediterranean ara
Malaga, Barcelona, PalamOs, Tara
gons, Almeria and Alicante. Bar
celOna, Csrtagena and Almeria for
merly were looked upon IS the
most formidable fortresses on the
Mediterranean, but their fOrtifica-
tions are now In decay, so little at
tentiou having been paid 10 them
since the wars Of the French reyo-
Tuition that, with the exception OF
a few modern batteries here and
there, they are not worthy OF con-
sideration. During the wars with
Napolean every port Of Spain was
put In thorough state o. defense
by English money, but since the
Spaniards have been left to their
own devices the fortiflcations have
been neglected, and even forts and
batteries OF modern style are noun
ted with old fashioned smOoth-bore
guns, utterly ineffective in modern
warfare.
At the entrance TO the Mediterra-
mean are two points which IL prop
erIy fortified could be held against
the naval po Wers Of the wOrld-Ta-
rita on the Spanish side Of and &c.
uta on the opposite coast Of Africa
Tarifa Is, in the judgment OF mill.
tary critics, capable Of being made
as invulnerable as Gibraltar.
All the seapOrts Of Spain have
stronger Notifications on their land
side than on tina. towards the sea
This odd circumstance isa relic o.
the French invasion in the early
years OF this century, ana also sig
nifcant OF the turbulent condition
, OF the country ever since, for th'
cities of Spain are, in the judgmen
/ Of the government, in moro DANCE
/, from the SpAnlards themselve
than from foreign enemy. On tn
bay Of Biscay, Coruna and Ferro
!, are the principal fortresses, Will
a at Vigo there are two small fort
to protect the entrance to the hal
;, Dor, and San Sebastian, the roya
;. residence during the summer,
guarded by a medieval castle an
: two or three water batteries. Col
: rna and FerrOl are situated on tn
/, same bay about twenty miles apaI
: and the latter is the site of the larl
est navy yard and marine arsen'
in Spain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-29
SPANISH CHARACTERISTICS.

n AAEh - N nv -
The story OF Spain from the great
Charles V to the little Alfonso XIII
has no parallelin the history of the
world. Historians and philosophers
explain the phenomenon according
to their individual ideas. Protest.
ants attribute the fall OF Spain TO
religious bigotry and the suppress
sion Of independent thought by tn.
InquisltiOn. One Catholic writer,
on the other hand, maintains that
lenlency in dealing with heresy,
marked tho beginning OF the ma
tional decay Had Charles Y been
duly dIlIgent 10 stamping out the
reformation In Germany, says this
writer, Spain would never have
deterlorated. The political "conO-
mist teaches that the enormous
wealth brought from America in
stead Of snrichIng really impOver-
ished Spain, since It induced neg
lect Of home Industries and gensr-
ated an extravaganza which became
the ruin Of the nation. Buckle
finds or thinks he finds, the cause,
partly at least, In the superstitious
reverence for authority which kept
the Spaniards faithful to church
and State, even while they knew
the one to be corrupt and the 9th
or incompetent. Pride OF charAc-
ter and an arrogance that excited
the hatred Of all Foreigners and the
antagonism Of all foreign states, the
warIike habits Of the Spanish psO-
pie, confirmed by eight centuries OF
constant conflict with the MOors,
draining the country OF its best
men and leaving only the wealthy
and infirm-eaeh and every one OF
these causes, together with innum-
cradle others has been upheld by
able advocates. Be the cause what
1t may, the fact is apparent thai
the greatest nation Of the fifteenth
century 10 among the least In thu
nineteenth. The twentieth centu-
~ may find her nothing but .
memory.
Spain has had much architecture
some art and little literature. Tn,
Alhambra, the Escurial and the AL.
cszar are msrvels Of beauty aud
grandeur. In a book conspicuous
for frienjliness To Spain Mr.. Chat
J fleld.Taylor says that SPaniardi
are probably less understood 1t
America IhsE any people in Eu
rope. In fact, the popular con
ception Of the Spaniard is Of stu
lister scouudrel, wrapped in "a CLOAK
who smokes cigarettes aud uOc
dark dceds--a SORT VI comle Oper'
william, whose passion Is cruelty
This absurdIty Is fully ,qualeL D,
spanish Impressions OF American
-or clos lsntces" a, they call u
They look upon Us rs species o
plulocratlc barbar,sns, whose soil
merit Lee Ia our dollars, who's
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ouse and Lot for Sale.

Good two-story fame residence
n Louisa, with good sized lot,
healthy location, pure water, desi'
rable property. Price $500. FoI
further particulars apply to NJ. +
CONLRY.
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beauty n. Mood Deep.

Clean blood means eleaa skin Nc
beauty without il. Cascarcts. Candy Caihar
tic clean your blood and keep It clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
punties from the body. llcgn to-day I,
lanish pimplea, boils. blo,rhes, blackhcad.
and that sickly bilious complexion hy takinl
Cascarets. --beauty Tor ten cents. Al drug
gists. satiafAction guaranteed. l0c. sc, SOC.
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THREE TRAINS
DAILY TO
CINCINNATI

The i. I. V. Vesiibule
Limitcdis the finest train in the
world and runs through 10 Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and view York, Il islightcd with
electricity and heated with steam
II you intend travelling n any d.
rcetion write for fun M ,rmatiou
TO c. =. RYAN, kat G. P. A.
Cine nm I'll, Ohio.
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A NEW TRIUMPH.

can DC CufCds
T. A. Slocnm, the Great Chemist
and Scientist, will send to Suf-,
ferors, three free bottles OF his
Newly Discovered Remedies
to cure Consumption and
all Lung Troubles.
Noihing conld be falrrr. more philau.
thropic or carry more JOY To the afflicted
than the generous offer u the honored
and Distinguished chemist, a. 4. slocum,
n. c.. of New York CITY.
Tie has discoverel n reliable ani ALSO
lnI. cuae iOf consumption aud al bron-
chlal. throat. lung and chest dI'cases.
catarrhal affections. general decline aud
weakness, loss Of Iiesh aud Al eoalition.
u " asting away: and 20 maze IT, gseat
nssfifs known, will send thrce free battles
u his Iewly di.rourei remedies To fny
sfilmted reader II the Zig sandy News
Already his new scirHtiiie system OF
msdiriae" lihs permanently cured tliJus-
snjs Of apparently hopeless eases
The nnrtor considers it not only ~
professional. bnt bis religious duty -
duty which he ,Nes l. suffering human
hy-io donate bis Infailib'c eute
lie has proved the Dreaded cousuinp-
i'don 60 he rnrable disease bcynnd {
doubt, III a,y climate and has on file u
ms American an EurOgean lsbarstofici
thousands Of heartfelt testimCnials %
gratltndr' iron those ienthttcd aus
cared IN all parts 81 the world.
Catarrhal aud pulm1nary trlUbles lr4'
TO consumption. aud eonsum io., nnin
terrupte,l. mrans speedy aud ccitail
death. Don't delay uniil i Is too late
SIMPLY write T A slncum, n { - I'm
street, Ss~ York. giving expnss AZ
postofilcc address aud the srer ms''lcin
slli se prumptly sei.t Pease tell ID
DOeioryou say his oiier 10 the Big sand
Nave. lsieba
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AL Rail Line
TO

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linois Missouri, XanSAs, Ne
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s1.ooPER BOTTLE al all Drug Stores,
or sent By express on receipt OF price
pnnYS Containing invaluable information Of
. 1917 interesf 10 al women, viii be sent
fhkE 10 any address, upon application By
TAs BEkDFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ga
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MOTHERS FRIEND

is the remedy which relieves
women of the great pain and sui
fering incident TO maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman 5
severest trial is not only made
painless, but all the danger is re
moved by its use. Those who use
this remedy are no longer de
spondent or gloomy; nervousness
nausea and other distressing con-
ditions are avoided, the system is
made ready for the coming event
and the serious accidents so com
mon to the critical hour are
obviated by the use of Mother
Friend. II IS a HsSSIHg 10 7gOD.zH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Sing Sing rough and covered with loose stones stone.
I TOsds Of hr cTossns
Il S9 SSSS for %s 9Dk
fairly good shape Poor and sandy near fnes
Bridge. Matteawan roads good.
BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND
Macaaa road. Of Brooklyn dnsiy e1Tth IN 50 bs
shape; fun o. holes Coney Island Cycle Pa'h ~, IN
EISS far say RIDGE is1
Shore Rod driveway Is nn from q6nds n over long
Island are in good condition DIT r0 o"d a. Anty
Wiz nnd e g9e5 from Mar Trough
TO Northampton. whore the road is excellent from
ampton Excellent Roads further east to Sag HaI,
Dor and Amagansett in good S2nGitlGn eas Of fha
point It is falr only to Shutdown. Port Jefferson
and Wading River Cycle paths east of RveT Road
from RoGkaTsy 70 V9sy stream pGm eH SS
excellent IT. Great Neck and Port Washington good
Glen Cove Locus, Valley and Mil Neck poor Cycie
pa shG G anq Sr Cycle
path across Neck to Sag Harbor excellent PORT
and W We" 10 Riverhead good
STATEN ISLAND AND WEST OF HUDSON.
Roads of Newa5E j. in excellent Gasf fSnd snfh
WICK iitile dusty Mocnd2mi earth CYCLE path path
Orange y j.. good hui dusty: Roads OF BioomT-
good Earth roads OF Monroe y. Y. in excellent
Condition Roads OF oxford Depot, ireycour,t
Goshen and Guymard good, but NIUE dus!iff
Earth roads OF Washingtonyile. y Y bad diiy
washed. Road from Walls Gate to Sallsnnry =, MI, ~
o orr s. J., dry and dusty Mocadam roads OF
good Earth roads OF Nanuet dusty. Earth roads
q Tappan, y. ~ sandy Nyack Inrnpf fHr
about three miles west is in bad shape. and hardly
riding Mncqaam @ 1oaa earn 6f v TGHa
Cottage and Havcrstraw good. Macadam roads or
West Hayersiraw in good condition Earth r9ans
Of Fort Montgomery fair. Earth roads OF corn
wall " y in Rooc condition. Roads rough IN
this section: have been much washed ny hshVy
showers Earth roads OF Poscton. y. Y. excellent
Earth roads OF West Park and Esonns ~; Y;
good Macndam and Garth roads Of Ulster w Hnrk
Norwood, y. J.. good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
WHERE Long LED TIE CHOIR.

ODD FACTS IN TIE HISTORY OF a LITTLE
CHURCH..
bingham Oicssj correspondence OF The Chicago
The interesting yarn that was circulated through
the newspapers some time age about secr I
Long leading the choir Of the village churrh is M
fortunately a romance. or. rather rem'niScencr
He used to DO SO years ago, when he was q yo"hg
has no: been in the choir since he went to congress
wen years ago 2ihonsh ne !, o' aromd him No dar
Ing ms congr"sntlqna sin a curious record Of
M mmsIea! services in the old church. In i7GS a
speca! meeting OF the Compensation was n'. ~! IN
order 10 see wheth,- the parish should assign any
particular place seat seats whore number q.
persons skilled in music may s toEstnsr 1nd' Pin
81 the religious exercise raay be perioIh,h w,.n
dccercy ana order" II was voted mt me Two
hindcrnos seats in the body o, the IN nou use
for both men and women be appropfla,en 10 w, n,
OF singers The choir must hsy, ga,nc' ~ po,u
rnriSh adopted resolution 20 allow the sinecrs the
liberty OF sitting in the front gallery wh'Fe o'S'
Tre fra record OF n musIcal instrument appears
I'm the minutes OF the church meeting M'ruh 49,
expense Ct purchasing bass VOL ana comm, II w.
Barnabas lincoln 10 be used by MN or nv H.
I'm The meeting house 10 assist the melody ana nm
Rarnabas Lincoln be invited 10 assist In l'"di's
the bass. ,,o, nov,d 4 uerzv played
tho bass VOL continuously FOR more than my
years. and sydney spraene thc hute di of
The church is go years Old and has had on.y nine
pastors nverage OF nearly thirw fr"' redTced
within Inc las, seventeen years. when there nave
Icc- ttroo .as.ors remaining nine. one sN mn
the other ONLY two years. Dawn 90 w thcfe M
been only six pastors or IN" cnN'cn' VIM ~ '' '
average Of foriy -One years e1ch ..
Ehcnczcr Graz preached f"r sixty ,ninc y,ns,
from i7is 10 17sT probably ono 81 the long.s, pas,
tnr1trV I'm tie history OF religion II was curing ~,
time in l7.5 mat the church was reno ici.e' nv.
n fne neg pulpit was erected frcS9uVs =" 100,
t,,ns Tho pasor md spoken from platform u,ph
which was table 90 Icst MS Bi' le and manpsrrlp
Mr. Gray selected a. text oi hS mrs s,,,,n Y,r
Ter tho rernodeioI meeting house Mns re"p"feI i'
service Nehemiah w. I. "AnI rntn, ~, nae
stood upon a pulpit o. WOO" "h'' NV "
Tor thEt purfHF". 80, ,..u,r tho
I-ntU IL. there was no means OF h'"utF NV
.t,,ch o,rcr hv f,nt stoves and other portnb" az
nlianccs. ) receu, pastor. from 1852 TO ~ W.
Hiram Price Golfer. son OF ne NV" i'"''' "
Collier who used 70 preach In chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
PLAYING SOLDihhS.

from The Chicago Record.
Ny soldier marches Off TO war,
Fierce sturdy. stanch. denant
with blue eyes sparkling bravey Tor
Onending witch or giant.
or Spaniard-worse than all the rest
or any hostile trihe
Like that; IN denim dressed,
And bears n wooden rifle.
He rout, the old piano box,
lie charges on the chickens;
Observing warfarc's dreadful shocks
NV pulse paternal quickens.
I watch his garden-lot campaigns
And take a deep pride In en-
NV soldiers hotse has Ntc-srlng relns
ills martial cloak IL denim.
At last the field IL Tough, and won.
Gle always wins; he's lucky0
He drops his little wooden gun
And exc his charger plucky.
And underneath 4 cherry tree
With war spoil all around him
Sinks into rest. Thus daily We
For three weeks back have found him.
Well let him sleep; a soldier needs
Some rest from his endeavor,
Some easement from heroic deeds.
lie can't fight on forever
And though he's four. and brave and game.
And soldierly, we'll take him
In to his bedroom all the
Where wicked flies can't wake him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
Court CALENDARS FOR TUESDAY.

Appellate Diyislon-Supreme Court-Recess
s@D1 "eSs a. Chen ne
Company agt Fitzpatrick: No. > southga'e agt
Torrsn: No 3, Jennlnss agt Bowery Savings Bank No.
Dodge; No. g. Walker agt, Adar; No. Z Phillips sst
Dmon: No. e. stones ng stones No. o. matter Il Grand
Boulevard and Concourse: No 10 matter q Mcdonald:
Machine Works: No. ~. matter OF Smith, No a. matter
Of Rutty No. 10 Maloy agt Porter No H. Rosenkranz
agt Rosenkranz; No. II. Root agt Crosby No ~ eh-
Kncr as Smith: NJ. 81. Barrie agt. Howard. No. ~
Goislnd egt Relnhardt co No a. matter q Iingl sh
IS Dunn.il lover No 90. matter Of Garrett 40 q
Blackburn agt blackburn; No. rs Kosebault agt. Hall
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REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Cohen, J.
Matter Of pavts-0eofgs W. Carr.
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NEW SELECTIONS.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The wise elocutionst Is now laying IN her winter
stock Of selections. We say her" because the
masculine elocutonist has become rapidly extinct
since the regulations against lynchng were so
easily eyaded This has left the business largely In
the hands OF a few professional women and a large
number OF promising amateurs. In community
with as many churches II is our proudest
bonst that lovely woman Is not ar1enablc to re-
strant I'm the degree that ruder man is
hence the number OF uninterrupted reCiters
But the coming season offers pleasing diversion
from the prevalent monotony OF the art A brand
new lot OF selections. al founded on the wal will
among others
The Boy OF FL Caney."
The Dying Marine (pinno accompaniment.
THE Child OF Guantanamo"
The Tale OF a Turrc"
THE Powder Monkey OF the Bombazce
The Mule OF Matanzas'' with imitations).
What Captain PHILIP SAID
The Bursting OF the Dam" dedicated TO Captain
Bob EvanE