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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
EDUCATING 4 GREYHOUND
Twelve 20 EIft.~s Miles
Es-ry nsy

The rght Say 70 briHg rrsy hound
info coad.iioa = 70 ~ssk him steadily
every day from u 70 IS -iiiss. lie aust
not - lsNe,l q potter aseH- ~ rad
in his own ssec, uay. BAT - adj ed
by the tra-utE. Tie rszson l. thai eon-
t.nual syvrris- i Ihus givpa. aad this
without tiriug TIE dog Naea he cnules
IN from bis sax The grryhoaud i
BRUSHED lnt gusoussd Whsu ;sr grry-
hound j. a. rNsrrss- b. Wrars . iAlck
-sAsei,- thu i sxchaugr,i foS one %
ihinurr quaiiy SECS BE- i a. Aom-.
sats a. sXrasusr.
TIE Wa.k,ng xrr-lsr Alone : ut.; suf-
fcisu'. boss,rr. Every o;hsf d. ~
srsyhoani j. gaIloI-si. asi al. : ASu,
"a he fo.losinr manner ! kennel
nan hosts tao joSs- Iae trz5urr szIks
a~ay sor urariy Aa,fs ale. AtaEitvn
signs! IT, kssn.l 5ian releases ous Of
ne dogS. No uaiaFul;y galioV,s toward
tie Jrziusr Wen TIE d5g has got
aNay at-5at - yards another doE : ~
lrass,l. ari ~ The proersS coeA OF ua;I
a. the dags AZ rshpins ip~ar4 iAe
'raiEer ~ distance u about - rzr,ls
frola soSh ether II the to-s Wrrr a.
A0Nrd 20 run ;ogejhsr ;Acy unu.d either
Tiay q EgA5 pitk sara o.hsr. and ths
lsatius dog mss, - a ,sry rsad one Al
sa.loP.Es % Jhr ga-,eP al b sHaiii.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
OBITUARY.

Hen1 +, sOn .: II. r. and ?. X
Hewlett. wSS shot accidentally BY
his brother. who Was repairing a
revolver which had one cartridge
in Il. IL Vas discharged. striking
him In the mex R,a- the collar
bone, ranging down, Gilling him In
= few minutes.
lie was born Feb, I. lS7S and
was killed Nay - lS9& lie Was a
bright young man with a very eOOd
education, He had but few enc.
nies, Il any. lie ORly lived to b.
loved aud rSspeeted hy others hut
death always ehooses . shining
marx. lie was one % the Irsl,
class teachers ~ the county aud
had Just retaraed homo trOm
school and was preparing - CON.
mence another term ~ soOa ~ the
scAoel war comes In, lie leaves
many fFlenda and NlallVcs 10
mourn thu loss Ola soR, hFOtheF and
trloAd, May God bless tho hcgeAv~
III Snes. RE. Rwh
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
wALLBRIDGE.

Charlie ChAfins. Of Fallsbnrg,
wss visiting here last week. Char
lie Was Welcomed BY all as he is .
jolly gOOd fellow and an excellent
singer.
Aunt Ella Compton, Of Lick
creek, visited her son Tom, near
this place. recently. and while there
she and Mrs. Tom Compton visited
Mrs. VI. +. See.
W J. Petsrman mas returned
home and says they did not want
him. Bill seemed 10 want 10 fight
very badly. We learn that several
Of our boys have joined W.OJohn-
sou.
L. l. See went to war6eld re-
Gently.
Miss Sallie AIdridge, OF warheld
who mas bsen visiting her sister
Mrs. L. l. See. hSs returned home.
NillArd Webb visited Ceredo and
Cincinnati last week
John RsieliH, we are glad to say,
Is improving.
Misses May, Emma and Hstiis
Burk, OF High Knob, were visiting
their grandma See recently.
ca last Sunday at about I3o'clOck
Jay Wellmsn departed this life.
He had heen = sufferer for over =
year. lie WAS 81 years VI age. was
4 good Obedient boy and told his
friends before he left the shores Of
time thai he was not afraid to die.
He Was buried near home at the
stafford burial ground. Rev. J. r.
Chapman conducted the services.
Mics Iona Gunnell, OF Lick creek,
was visiting here recently.
We have not seen Miss Edna
Wellman FOR some time. Guess
she 10 visiting somewhere.
Some OF our boys seem to regret
that they are not large enough Ia
join the army. They were old
enough but could not tip the team
st the required notch.
VIM. CaPSrtO0. the cowboy. il
hrrjing Col. NOrthuP's cattle.
Iks's son.
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An ELEcrRIc PRANK.
Li=htsisE Get. ~ uIsh Jtak. 90 .
NssstaiA- side In North
CaroltaA

\ siiab 20 TIE top q Zig Cragry.
Glors thr bauks % The Dis Tree creek.
affords MANY bits Of piciurcsgne scen-
cry. a. vel a. a sirN q surpassIuE
grandeur from the summit. 4 party %
gentIenea fFosn Ashevills. uho recently
VISITED tAis maiesiie old uaoustEin- that
rears it, had more than GOO feet
above so irsel. report an uBususl nan
Hesitation - the pranks % electricity.
says the Asheviile ~ O. Citssh.
Aloug the top q the ridge for dis
tanee % perhaps : Or ~ yards there
Vas deep furTuN. As u made BY =
iArge PioW. Asthe current passsd along
large Picers o turf Wsre thrown aside,
tough rho,loteudron bushes we're torn
Up By IT, rusfs and hurled 70 enc side.
Nhi'e huge powders hat lay In the
pathway ,sers split 10 twain aud ia sone
instances shivcrrt to atoms
After the eurrrrt had passed aioug
the SURFACE q The mdnntaln. ~ top
most ridrrs. Tor - - e. ysrds. Il ar.-
p.eArs . have Glri8el. enc fork going
down TIE uoania.a s.de aud The other
continuing on tha riiec Tor -ouae i OF
- ses'. ant ,hes Disappearing entlreiy.
he strange frstzrr u this electrical
Phsuenenon = that the shzr-r di8 no,
a. once disappear ~ 'skisg a doun.
ward direction into TIE earth insissd o.
remaining Tor % great . dis;a1er on
thr sarfar~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
PROGRAM.

Program OF the Ky. S. S. Union
for magisterial district No. 2, to be
held at the sulphur Spring church,
Wednesday, June LIST. Beginning
at 9 q. m.
l Devotional exercises.
3 Welcome address Rev. ThOS,
BellOmy. Response Charles Mill
er.
3 Sunday Schools Of Lawrence
county, W. J. Vaughan.
4 Results Of Sunday School In
ion in the Falis6urg and Bear creek
districts, ]. F. HstIen.
) What is the result with the
rising generation where Sabbath
Schools are successfully carried on
NJ. d. l. Burns and Rev. W. H.
Surgeon.
6 What is the result Of neigh
bOrhOOd with Sabbath School. A.
]. Frasher.
Z Should Sunday School teach
ers be christians, ], X. Fuller and
Rev. r. BiliuPs.
s The qualifications and resPOn-
sibilities OF tho Sunday School.
Revs. W. A. HOststter and Clifton
Dean.
9 Necessity Of weekly reviews
in Sunday Schools, IF. Hatten.
10 Duty Of parents to attend
Sunday School with their children,
Revs. r NJ. Curnutte and Isaac
Fannin.
IL Subject OF music, W. J.
Vaughan.
Is Closing address by Joseph
Ferguson
Is Benedietion.
Charles Miller, Pres.
Mary A. Austin, Sec
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
BICYCLE HEARTS
IIpertrspAs. = Aew Di.@a.s. Caasss
- EAe<.stss nlaiaz 81
th- wheel

Several weii-knONu Preach cyclists
have htely. II : aid. bsrn rejected as
unfit for military Ssrsirv by reason Of
hyP~rtrophy and other diseases q the
heart. Medical men Nill b. rather sur
Frised that the numb~rs ARE 80 snail
There must h few 81 u ~ho have not
Aeen the az errsts 81 osrTrNeTtiOn on a
bieye,e- The commanesI j. palpitaiiou
and Temporary dilaIior. but even this
i sometimr> very difficult 10 cure In
= case ~Aie. cccurred recently lady.
ordered iuT = tortnighi's change Of air
after iufnsnxa. chose TO spent Il in b.
cycling atoSii - miles . DAY. Asare-
sult she has had EVER since that time
nON nine months agO-a pulse Nhieh on
the lsaS; SNegiiOu rises 20 Isl. though
she has not ridiea again That tempo
nary diiati0u oecurs = enough 10 show
the grral strain put sPou the heart. and
Il Is an added danger that the sense Of
fatigue in the limbs l. - slight The
rider j. thus robbed Of the warning 10
which be j. accustomed 10 attend. aud
repeats OF CONTINUES the strain upon
the heart A. in other similar eases.
the effect i 10 repdsr that diiation PR
msnent - hich was ~ first hnt tempo
rary and 90 Cause an increase in re
muscle Of the heart BY repeated sxrr-
lion The heart prot ucel i % large d.
mansions and 81 thick wails-a eondi-
tiOn which may. perhaps, give little IN
sasiness 10 It's owner. bu; Which 4 med
zeal man viii view With considerable
distrust and apprehension Weekly ard
elderly people canpo, be too often tod
that no exercise Is more easily abused.
though IL taken Ia sensible measure few
are more heaithful or enjoyable
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
BRCsHY.
IGs'sSOn.

IA. Moore was on our ersek
last Friday.
Tom Hayes, OF Little Blaine, was
smiling on the girls Of our creek
Sunday.
Rsvs. Harrison McKInster and
Sturgill preached two very inter
esting sermons at Beach Grove
Sunday.
Everything is lively on our creek
now. We have church on Sunday
and hard work the remainder o,
the week
John Osborne and family were
visiting at NJ. F. Swetnam's sun
day.
Frank Morris. OF Kansas creek.
was on our creek Sunday on busi-
ness
George Swetnam WAS calling on
his many friends At Blaine sun
day.
Misses Com and Martha Stur-
gill attended church at Beach
Grove Sunday.
Willie Adams and wife were Wis
iting At Ell MOOreis Sunday.
Z L. Moore is on the sick list
this week.
Eli Moore and wife were on the
Big Branch Saturday, trying to
ind a name suitable for their boy.
Don't think they found any.
BAsoOm Steel, while out walking
BasoOm Steele.while out walking
she other night was knocked down
with 3 rock but Is not seriously
hurt
BAsoOm Sturgiu took an eXcur-
sion on his wheel Sunday.
Geo. Blevins and wife were visit
ing relatives in Elliott county this
week
Ask Aunt Susie Norris what he
said last Sunday.
You may know when L. r Swan
is blowing by his being 80 hOanse.
The rumOr Of our creek was that
MinyArd Baker has the best reoOl.
lection Of any one. but AlOn1O Bur
ton has il by two years. As he can't
remember within two years Of ths
total eclipse.
HO, HOswillie that charm did
not work did its
Garfield Moore says his teeth
have sunburned since ne shaved
his mnstAehe.
Weare proud TO know that SONS
o. our boys have offered their ser
viee in the war. and are sorry that
some failed to pass the exAmlaA
ton
Some q cur god people were Out
the ether day and hearing som,
grOans thought some one Was DIV,
ing, but On drawing near found thai
the pillow had kicked r n. COrdle .
little- skid.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
WOMEN OF rHE NAVY.
Omeer.' wt,~s and FaaiiIs- eesi
The saspea.< ue.t keealy-Wais-
ina aaa Ieptag.

The wOmea who havsexperieneed the
most menta. sufIerings and strain ~
sultiRg from The compiications in Cuta
are the wivrs and families Of the ofheers
Of the navy Few Of the enlisted men
are married aud mcsi Of them are with
out hoine ties. but the cnntnfy Is true
Of the Oficrrs-
.-Tlis = a sd time for Us. said the
wife Of . famous naval oiicrr a few
days arn All ~ can d. i % wait ap1
Lnp<. None Of the women % he navy
Naufs var. It, oPForiuniI - Tor pro-
motion aud the n inning .: g.ors IL not
compensate for the tsrrib'e suspense
aud euNiesy Whics we have TO endure.
Three of ny family arr in ihr navy.
sad No eiruesi drsirr Is TO hear news
q Pcaee. although I an irs ing 10 be
pRpanrd for whatever haPPsns-'
Vale hsr husband = la-okias for Or
drrs from Mashington she ani her call
dreu await the issae % cscnis in the
uty,e New Jers.y toNn ~hica Is their
prrssui home. This Is the siiiiusr Of
ali ~ Nomen WhSsc fathers. brothers.
hnshanls OF losrrs arr 10 ;hr navy
Thrir iaiere>t IN the chaners u var j.
more kren aud perSoual thau that Of
any 0shrr eiass % psopie. Tor var with
STain ulrans naval aes5Ou. 1hOse who
are aith the southern sqaadn5n are IN
especial danger. Ever sincr the blow
ing Up Of the Maine and the subsequent
mobiIzing - the Feet in sOuthern
waters The crying o. even war extra
On The STREET the ruceiPi o, every letter
and telegram and the eirvu.aiioh a
each nrW rum0r % eonfiet have caused
quicksned tension in ofsesrs' families
The suspense which The whole naiioa
has found IL hard 10 endure has beez
most erarl for them-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
SMOKY VALLEY.

Rev. 1. b. HutchisOn. Of Normal,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives At this place and Pleas
ant Ridge
Misses Mary and Gypsey Shan
non, Of Lick creek, were calling on
the Misses Sampson one day last
week.
Stephen Bradley was wearing
his brOadest smiles among the
young ladies q our town last Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie Pigg. Of BuSseyville,
spent last week with her grand
mother.
Lon Diamonds many friends
and srelativesr were delighted 10
see him again last Sunday after an
absence Of several days.
Freeland Frasher was smiling
on the ladies Of this section sun
day,
Bert Piekerel, who has been At
Matewan for some time has return
ed.
Miss Lilly HestoR WAS visiting
her cousins. the Misses HeStOn
Sunday.
Messrs. Avis aud Okey Vaughan
were calling ON the Misses Wilson
Sunday.
wnlle Diamond has gone fishing
many times but Of all nsh ever
caught he loves the ~Pickcreln the
hs,S,.
John Holly has obtained a for
tune at last. lie Is now the
happy posscssor a valuable "nlA-
,nOnd.H
0corge simpson and win spent
sunday with his brother At Mount
Pleasant.
4, Miss necca Meek has Nluned 10
ghaoker, after Ashor, vlslt % relA.
llvos hrrp.
Fnrsp lleaFy Diamond, who has
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
BUCHANAN.

On the morning Of the 18th 1t was
reported that \ lot Of Lawrence
county volunteers would be down
on the train on their way to Tam
ps. Fla. Quite = number Of our
citizens gathered At the station TO
cheer the boys on their journey.
Large and small flags werc thrown
10 the hresEe. By the use OF Two
anyils considerable cannOnading
MAS produced Our young ladies'
were supplied with flowers which
they freely handed out. A war
song, pitched 10 the tune OF = for
mer campaign tune, MAS sung by
some . ladies and gents A copy
was furnished the company TO take
with them. A reproduction Of the
song appears below. A number Of
our most excellent young men
have volunteered and followed on
since the company passed down.
The hearts Of many parents, sisters
brothers, lovers and friends have
been saddened within the past feN
days.
Our Commodore. the worlds re
nOWn.
Such men We know are few;
The greatest seaman Of this age
Is that Of Captain Dewey.
Hurrah, Hurrah, Cuba shall be free
Our ships OF war Of = L ncle sam,
Are O''T upon the sea
To drive old Spain from western
shores.
And make the C1bans free.
The national neutral laws eOmpel'd
Our ships TO sail away
From Hong Kong, China, straight
they came
AuAt A4uAAo AA-s
The Spanish fleet Law in the bay
stripped ready for . fight
Our feet Of ships came sailing in
Through the darkness Of the
night.
The Spanish had upon the shore
Great guns of modern times;
They thought they had dsstrue
tiOn sure
The bay was laid with mines
When daylight came our stars anC
stripes
Waved Ger Manila bay.
Our great gun spoke, good morn
ing. Don,
You pOOn must get Away.
The awful hattie then began.
Our gunners took good aim,
They cried as Spanish Ships ven
down,
Remember, DOn, the Maine.
J. p. II.
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grAN.

Leslie Swetnam, o; Blaine, was
visiting at NJ. d. Perkins last sun.
day.
Born, on the 22nd, 10 the wife OF
James Literal, a bouncing boy and
Jim Is wearing the brightest
smiles.
Miss Lsura Perkins, of Center
vile. was the guest OF Misses Nan
cy and ZiIphia Perkins last sun
day.
George Bays was visiting here
Sunday.
Anderson Perkins left this morn
ing for the Kentucky river. IL,
will be gone about two months.
Miss Telia Bays, OF Fish rtown,
was calling on friends on our creek
Sunday.
Several young folks from thii
place attended church at CherOke'
ISunday.
Franklin Kelly and wife wsr'
the guests Of NJ. d. Perkins anC
family Sunday. Battle AKA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
AROUND MT. RAINIER

This mountain is the grandest in
the United States. II is more than
5000 feet high, is covered with ice
and snow, has beautiful parks and
noble forests at its base, and is
much frequented by camping par
ties, tourists and mountain climb
ers.
Some years ago the Northern Pa
ciflc Railway fitted out party that
assembled the mountain TO its high
est pOint. An article In Wonder
land rs, describes some experiences
OF the party in camp life at Para
diss Park. This mountain trip is
sure to become Increasingly POPu-
lar, especially to those who make
Puget Sound a theatre for vacation
trips, and such will be interested
in this chapter.
Send Chas. s. Fee, st. Paul, MINI ,
six cents for Wonderland Us and
you can read about It.. IT..
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PLEASANT RIDGE

EwOOd HUtehinsOa volunteered
in the L. 5. Army. His folks had
a card frOm him written a. Allan
IA, Ga,
Rev. l. b. HutehisOa. Of Normal
KY, was visiting here Saturday
and sunday.
Miss Georgia HutehisOa Is visit
ing her sister, Nrs- Joe O'Nsal this
week.
Mrs. BEETLE Roberts has returned
home after bris. Walt with rsla-
lives al smoky Valley,
GsOrgs and VIII Haws were cali
Ing on lheit best glr,. Sunday a.
ternoOa.
Ms. Hence Hale. Of Louisa. Is
visiting her daughter Nrs, bradley
at this place.
ROber, Stargln has bssa On =
visit to his sOa ne. SaaIgll. ~ lloyd
cOanty,
Joe O'NsAl and family were Vie.
illRg home talls Sunday,
Grandma Wilson, who has ben
quite M Tor soms time IL though,
10 he better
l.. Z, flaws. % nlslne, was visit.
lpg relatives here Saturday and
sunday
Success 10 the News
veade.la.
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ROSTERS WOODEN LEG.
D<Htsrtsy aaa IL Always VIII
taE e FtHht-

A rooster thai struts AhQuf usih
wOoden leg i tbs rather unusual sigtt
% Be srea on = farm frS miles frOm
Niddisto,st. y. y. Ihs tu>rsisr lost one
q IFS Isss last sualn.eT - lie result u
too MITIGATE 4c9tAintsuer slth a ROW
iEg msekins- Il vas only a ehick a.
the time. and Mr.. NsP-s' sea tount 4
sO0n after il had brrn isiuret and cared
fer IL The leg k-d b-en cut a Just b.
low the knee t0.nt. and the boy. after
the Wound had hcslsd. cut a pleos q
s,O1t twig 10 the right leugth and tied
!; tightiy 70 the s,gmP q th- lsE The
ekieken seemed much surprised and
was ver1 awkward a. arsL hat IA soou
became seeuztOEnod % the use - The
lrtiHeial leg and learned 10 run about
o. II Al Aluos, - veil as 10 the - had
beea it, natural on--
Tie wooden ~ las horR rvreW,d
several iiuses Lat ,siEirr. shea il 49,
lev. the rooster lad hard tine keeping
its footing. and uh~n Is took Tumble
!, w1s By no means easy for il % rrgaiu
an upright position Il Sas also vrry
di6ealt for IL 70 rake is way aho,.i
tArO1gh the Snow. but E0U Il asks no
ODD % any a. the fowls On The place
and i ready Al an tine 10 SCAT Nth
any other rooster that gives "a cause
for hattie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

This country II tired reading
from the French newspapers about
the Friendship between Washing
ton and Lafayette Is an Offset TO
to tie manifest and bitter hostility
Of the France OF today with this
country. When Sampson shslled
san Juan the sailors on = French
warship eheered the Spaniards.
They cheer the crews OF spanish
ships wheneverthey meet in a nau-
trail port. French newspapers
TEEN with insulting iibes at every
movement OfOur fleet, and attempt
to ridieuls the exploit ~ Manila
though no achievement Of the
French navy ever approached il in
brillisney aud Importance. Our
independence hsd hardly been
achieved before the French navy
committed Outrage after outrage
upon our commerce. and got sound
~ licked fOrit. Despite 1.-THE friend
ship between Washington and La
/ fayette." the FORMER organized m
army to punish the offenders
Prsting about that friendship
now, in face OF the exaspsAtinl
attitude Of the French press and
people, is calculated to give Amer
leans that tired and hot feeling
Louisville Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

Colcvruils ,hv Jsrosy that g,1i sus-
ge,s are to-uet ty tae 1sPO>iiias =;
the ro1t aruurt a Eue.cus tr1ra soiu-
tea. FrUt \ Iversitgv. ;hs ra.l Il
pert % Nes ; - wales Aas,ral.a
has 1lee iusrstiratious uhicA Be
ihiuks disPEVve t. L. slicisg ~ q <
gu sne cNauiuing ilr ctuss srrs..ls
Oh;ainet II fouai - iracrs = rCu-
ceu,rie eua;iucS but HAT tie cl.1 as
al~ays uoEe o. lrsS eEyssallr-1. he
crystals bsizs In Snue e,s-s sety ia-Se
Ert With Wei-Ssstrd bcautar..s
Soue q tAs Huscs;s a,so shoue1 cavi.
tiss aGi i-elosercs ofguariA ai,hosss
IN Many elses noue we're SiSillt o. The
rusled ssrflce - se ruccc,.
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saE a~p~e I-~S u 49, NaVy e.
C~Aa~- so t~st~S n~.sT
N=-~<l@

IAr lsssNsi cStis - letslsrs ti,ars Z.
the \ nii-s laNsrT NAich 49, sesd 4,
so~ s,e tIytooA u navsnA Il i n
ilsAss a. sisVea,fcErscr. bah Il = 6s ~
HsAas he lArsvSs TIA, sscr Aas 6rea
r-Ntc. alsAoasA il has tsr rr,,atasscn q
ercsk,ag the rrcogt,
fhrse aPS Al least tW0 c,hSrS - a
esVNser clrcOmteyvsor. bat HotA Osicr.
Dee - tAsSe had a CigCauatetruec ~ ~
iHeAse, and Vas ascl Tor The purpose u
asoAostng the sh,p North Carolina N
The naVy yart a. RrS.ek,,n. NAile tAe
e,Aer was se'lpcA AsNscy. Which va.
esed - sire, aNcAsr cablr ~ ,Ae Tea.
Hes<ee, WAea sAe WNs stationed IN tAo
Mediterranean b. iAr ~
SeeA ~ eeorneNN rafe WAs naturally
round n h unWlelay. tac, NAlcA wa
abunaAnlly Demonstrated wArn tAe
vessel eneo0R,etvA a s,rm IN tAr nav
~ Naples wAvR The CeNn,s,sc ".
suraea 10 her Ne,lVe home " Amstica
he NNvseF was ,snl W he vakum mills
aud u.als lulo oalNN.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Good twO-story fame residence
N Louisa, with coed siz,d lot,
healthy location. pure water, dssi-
rable property. Price $50. for
further particulars apply TO NJ +
CoSLEY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
DANGEROUS SMELLS.
scents That XIII asr~ Ssr-ly rhaa .
Cen SAss TArS-kh the
Heart

Some smes.s are dan-srous- 4 single
sni1 Of highly concentrated prussie
aeid wig Lii man A. quickly as shot
through the heart The Otor % 4 bad
egg = due TO The presence q sui
Phure;ted hydrogen. AMI ,hf objection
abe perfumes cf SeNsrs and bone f3s-
tories are attributable chiefly 10 the
same gas Chemical laboratories. Says
the Boston Transcript. are famous tOr
tad smells Berzslius. Who discovered
TIE element sAl.ed -ss,sninm.- once
tried the experiment % permitting =
bubble % pure hydrogen se.enide gas
10 enter his nOsiriL For days after
wards Ne was not able 10 sm, u strong
aamOnia. the O.faetory nerves being
Temporarily ParS,yre,l Ssisnium gas
las the edor .; Pu'rid korssradish.
Irlurium j even Wur>r. There Is =
story Of = PhysieaR Who's patient. \
lady. reiuss 4 70 take an absolutely nec-
eSSAry rest because she was - foni %
being ziwAyS on The 20 in soeiety. lie
gave her Pill contasuing a small guam
t.ty % tsl,urium. and her brrath ~as
effected by {; 10 sueh an extent THAI
she was 10, abe 10 APPEAR in puh,ie for
4 DOnih- Sic never guessed What the
trOuh.e Was- The volatized essential
Oil o, roses 5 supposed 70 cause -rose
odd his peculiar Comp,aint Is 80
far nervous in is character that paper
r,sses ssrnrtiusrs excite IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

been sick fo- some time, we are
sorry to say is no better.
BascOm Muney passed through
here on his way to Louisa Sutur-
day.
Ed Rice and Grant Roberts ven
calling on friends here last week,
White Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

This i The L-Sa5oa versiOs - TIE
ssoEy % Mr., vanderhiit'. parting Nth
his oe,eS-ate.t Paris eSef. 1o-eph- One
cav sA- ziiili0saire sat for JOseph ard
to,1 him FRANKLY that h- as rrowins
rather ursd q his kighfA,uiiu'. ARTS
Tx Freoeh ti.hes- The fact ia sad
Tie miliioAirS. -ru dared kul-ry. ard
I SAnt a s9a1re. 0at.fasAionsd nal
&c s=3 ecok No. ~ adsiea. -.Oui- Ilre
Bold aeef 1at eabha<s-- -NouAieur.-
replied Jo-sPA. in his saaues, manner.
I shink yOa lave sat Tor NJ b. E.is-
take Sal ! ring ~ sAe raEtsssrg-
Jo-<PA rs ~; b-eoaae The Pr-siiiHs
Esnius % The ki,cAe1 q a ~ Loosoa
hoseL To an iasrryte~er ~ aid the
otAer DAY: "A eiHa<r shOuld y sAo-s
Like Esen- H. sSoStsr tAey arr The
het.er.-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
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