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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
BUDCE7f FROM BEAUMONT
Lumber niI Shat Down Because d u,th
lss Rate.
luMBtRMtS on AylSr TO PORT ARTHUR
Complimentary Hon tslvsa tosvisit-
Ing Young Ledies--Buslncss 'f~ans-
acted I'm the Federal Court.

Beaumont. Texas. December S--The in
creased rate on logs from points on the
Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City railroad.
which was referred TO this morning In au
Austin dispatch TO The Post. Is having a
serious effect on two of the local mills
AS stated in the dispatch referred to, the
rate was advanced from "a to $40 per car
load, and since 1t went into effect neither
The Beaumont Lumber company lor the
Texas Tram and Lumber company has re-
ceivod any timber. Their reason for refus-
reg TO accept the rate Is that II Is pro-
hfbStory. Tho cost OF hauling logs 10 the
mil being nearly or quite SO per 1000 feet
me result OF the differenne IS that the
beaumoit Lumber company exhausted its
log supply yesterday and their mall Is CON
sequently idle today. The Tram has sull!-
cient logs an its booms, 10 run its mill
THIS week. aitl Ii the differences are not
adjusted by that timo that mill will also
shut down 1l-8 n "A j s7,T5
Inc Reliance Lumber company has
contract with the Texas Pine Land asso-
citation for the delivery OF timber at the
Soliief ferry log dump and hence the Re-.
lance Is not affected by tho question of
rates; 1t is leaving that matter for the
railroad and the Pine Land association 10
settle between themselves
or course there is il railroad side 10 the
qnestiors but Mir. Kirby, general manager
OF the kaysee, is not In town today and
Mr.. Wilson. his assistant, could rot be
seen this afternoon TO obtain the reasons
Tor asking the Increased rate. Al all events
The relations between the mills aud the
haysee having been heretofore OF the most
intimate and amiable nature, II is safe to
assert that an amicable settlement satis-
factory to the road and the mills will be
reached before any great loss results 10
either
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
MAY VISIT BEAUMONT.

An excursion party Of eighty, consisting
OF Missouri lumbermen and their wives.
passed through Beaumont this morning en-
route TO Port Arthur. The lumbormsn Will
remain Gay or two inspecting the present
cond. ton and future prospects of the Kan
sas City, Pittsburg and Gulf deep water
terminal. after which they contemplate a
visit to Galveston, and may stop day in
Beaumont. The Beaumont visit has not
been definitely decided upon yet. but Com
mercial Agent Nov OF the Pee Gee is nsgo-
tiating with The View OF getting the ex-
cursiorists here tomorrow or Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
TEXANS.

For he Posi-. -.
Harl. Texans, Hear Thy maine assaled-
A name that ever hath prevailed
Against tho minion hordes. who lan
lad left thereon the iiyid stain
or coward.
proud Texans" not unknown 10 fame.
Wouidst add one letter TO thy name?
F'el, though stupendous ~ II be,
H. lends net to the majesty
OF Texan.
--Alya Clay Bravo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
COMPLIMENTARY HOP.

The city hall WIS ablazc with splendor
last might. the occasion being d compli-
mentary hep given by the young men Of
the city 10 Misses Pauline and Louise Pace
OF Corsicalla and Miss Edna Hart OF
Grange, three charming and accomplished
young ladies who are visiting the Misses
Cooper. The jewellers gathered at $3.50
O'Clock, from which time the dreamy waltz
and inspiriting two-seep was enjoyed far
ir.o phe small hours of morning The at
tendance was rather select and the cos
tunes of the ladies' were exceptionally
beautiful. Those present were Misses Lou
Use and Pauline Pace OF Corsicaaa, Miss
Edna Hart of Orange Misses Willie. Bir-
die and Maggie Cooper, Mrs. Tom Lamb.
Misses Sibbie Hehert, Fannie Davis, viraie
Cummings, Minnie Malcolm, Maud Watson,
Pauline Goldstein. Messrs. K. ID. Simonton.
Charles Clarke Jr, Tom Dies, Colonel
Hudrall OF Washington. Mike Welker. c.
R. Bone Ogden Johnston. Tom Lalnb, Mar
shall Edwards, Burt Hopes, H. c. Lang
ham, Harry Newsum. Gus Wolsoon. George
Ligon, Tom Dies. Balm Price, Albert EAST
ham, Charles Eas than, Henry Boykin.
Maurice Goldstein and Lorenzo Boyk!u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09

Imperial Mystic Legion Regent, ". a.
Yates: Vice regent. Miss Valley Young;
secretary, C. A. Fowler; treasurer. II.
Landxraf: trustees. II. q. Rtes. William
Young r. r. Randall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
FEpERAL COURT.

The United States federal court will In
all probability close its December term this
afternoon. The court has been in session
three days. durlng which time several
cases. some of them of considerable i'm
rcrrance, have been tned and permanently
disposed of. Business transacted today Vas
as follows.
Texas and louisiana land and Lumber
Company VS.. M. Reese; verdict for plaintiff
against .IJhn Laird And wife and cause
continued as to Reese and Wife.
G.. l.. Garth VS.. C. l.. Toler ct al; jury
waived and Judgment for plaintiff.
Beaumont Lumber Company VS.. Steam
boa. ChlIles Lee; continued By consent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
Mems Mackintoshes.

mems MacklntOsheS.
Win Detachable capss
Black wide vale Serge. = -.
fancy plaid lining .'...,. $50 &
Dark blue all.wcol Trieot cloth. e.00
fancy plaid iining
Heavy black all-woo Cheviot extra grade =. IN
OF fancy plaid lining .s.,............,...xsOS
WITHOUT cApns.
Medium tan Chsv.o,, fancy plaid lining, n -
velvet collar, large light buttons, ......... SsNO
lighttau Covert. light velvet coilar, - ~
fancy plaid lining. beautiful buttons AOs~W
Fine tlaes unfinished Worstea. fancy ~ ~
ria'd lining, black velvet collar. ........s "a
Mems We dote on fit. We don't
SHIFTS. like TO clothe unless we can
lit. Our system is so per-
feet that any man may get "perfet
fitting" and garments in style suited
tohis build. Being the largest cloth
iers, isn't it reasonable for us to make
the claini2
Suits In classes 1000
SUITS In classes ........s.s.. ..t.........12.S0
Suits in eiasscs......
Mems Positively an abundance.
0vercOatS. The ZIG man is never
squeezed into a little coat and per-
suaded that it tits-the little man
is never smotllered with a big coat
and argued that his underwear will
grow heavier some day.
Ovcreoats IN classes. ......'t..tO.0O 4,
opsrcoats IN classes !. ...,.............,.I2.s0
Oeercoats IN
FREE AND SAFE STORAGE of gift pack
ages, Take call check and get them when
You are ready,
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLorhlER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
ADAMS

Awakening from a deep rsvsris
on the prosecution o. the editor and
correspondents. l have come 10 the
eOnelu>on that il would be a. i'm
possible 70 keep some people from
giving vogue 10 their tOnguesyeysn
il the truth sppsars At AL times, a.
10 u>s an expression Of the late
Secretly RObisoBl a cat to get Out
OF hell without claws.
Monroe Adams made = trip 10
Ben Kiss recsHtly.
Minnie Carter Is paying hergr1Bd-
pAreuts al this place = visit At
yrs-snt-
Mrs- J. r. Spencer Is very sick
NJ Adams Is improving nicely
since his very severe spell Of sick
hess
Julia GussIsr has quit inquiring
fer her geese for she has found
them.
Loeb Moore has resigned hi.
commission at Ja4- Adams siuoe
Frank Evans has been sIeeisi
clerk
Quite a Bumber Of persons from
this place attended the celebration
at IOuisa.
DoIIIe Hinkls u.s. calling here
Sunday
We ere expecting 8 wedding
here soon
DR.. l. B. Dean End others d the
boys are still s--n going h-hIng
Occasionally.
One Of cur young ladiss Was
very much offended berzu-- / did
MT Miss her last seek - yoI see
| have miss-sI her clear
The Pendlanl Br0s- are cl.sinz
up their ,hIngIe work and are %
ing into the photographer busi-
nss=.
g. b Stewart, nsprsssntiag p H.
Naye-, o. Char.sstoE. " Va. Vas
calling on Jas Adams rec~ntly-
Willie Hayes aid family, OF
UlysseS. vere visiting Aady Hayes
recently
We are glad ins.sd 10 10 hear
that Unel- TOT i still alive Dock
ThDUP~n -ays Uuese TOT hss been
in n H. ThonPsO1's t0baoco bara
.nd that i uky Be made his San-
day trips To keep him posted %
that : Chums c0uId M nu.l hin.
W0osier vher- .-chEms arr
Rec Rover
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

There i an it~n sOaiils arOand
in the pap-Es Which gives a fer
personal facts abOGt Lieut. Hob
sOo- 1t i worth rsPEintisg, ard
i given herewith.
lie Ess rejected ~ the O1ly
UOnsn he ever i,vsi. HhO married
a hEOther oTicSr.
He uas the yosngssf man hat
zoe q hi> eiaSs 81 Aanspolis-
He W&s bSycOst-d ~ his Whole
clss-.
They eAlisa aim The TIA Sain,-
and ~Psrson H0l.Soa.~
lie graduated =, lhe had - his
class.
Tie neitAeg smoksS ReF auakS.
TIE j. deVOOt'y Religious.
He erayvsi "a she DIX " The
NeutnAc.
He = tail u ,iaEias idess
liz Is the oaly Americaa Who
w..s, 10 Paris aud acV~r W~at to
,he NOeln Reeg~.
It's motto 10; IA "a irs,l, 10
love mescy IN walk hamely With
ny t'od,n
Le 81 nv b., daaces Ia ,As "a.
w"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
TRUCE
Used by Americans ard Span
iards to Strengthen FORTS.

King-tOn, Jsmsica, Juiy6 q 10
p. m-l.-GenerAl TOral. who i in
command Of the Spanish forces in
Santiago de Cuba, Vice General
Linares, who is wounded in the arm
has not replied to Gen. Skaters
second demand for the surrender
OF the city.
About 1850 refugees, mostly
French people have gone to Caney
and others have gone to Moran
and ST. Louis.
The exodus OF the refugees /.
permitted by Gen. TOral, which /.
taken TO mean that he has no in.
tentiOn Of surrendering. The for
eign COnsuls have probably al
gone, IS no response could be oil,
tanned from them in answer tC
= flag Of truce at noon today.
Gen. Shsfter this morning sent
some wounded Spanish officers and
men, under q flag Of truce, into
Santiago, and it IS hoped this will
have q good effect in showing that
Americans are kind TO their pris-
Oners.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
BUCHANAN.

last Sunday was Childreu's Day
At RO1nd BOttOm- The exercises
Wers verY interesting and the
scholars acquitted themselves 30
bly, aud those who had the care %
training the children may b prOad
% the grand s1cosss-
Dr. Msnlcy a. Wsrrsu, u ihis
place who anishs.I = sscond oOars@
At Je1srsOa Medical College. Pa.
last spring. and ~kO has ben
working A. assistant Surgeon eves
since in a hospital 81 Reading. Pa
returned home this week.
Mrs Pat Hsesr. u Pittsbarx,
~hO has hssa visiting her sister Al
Round Bottom, returned hone
Tuesday.
Pred Prichard and wiz. al Char
leSsOn. are visiting his uncle Jas.
fEichard al Roaad Bottom.
W, X. StSOsheS will teach the
Paelie schOOl hers this war.
Iaclk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
PANsvILLE

Thomas SAlyer, = good citizen
OF this county, who resided near
Rsdbesh, died Of fever JnlyI. He
vas - years old.
Capt I. d. Marcun. % Catlstts-
burg, was on our streets one day
this week
Jas Moore. Of Lawrence eOanty,
visited his brother. Rev. II. X.
Moore last week.
Airs. Ben Wheeler. Of Flat Gap
i visiting her sister. Nus. G. V,
Daniels.
Mrs. Daniels, the mother Of q. V,
Daniels i herr.
POe Harris. Of whi,ehouse sPsn,
the 4lh here.
The boys who went frsm here Il
Louisa to play ha-S-bAll have u.
turned.
Tho toys who went 10 Chlcka,
maUga are well satisn,>i,
Miss Evilina brown, Nged agsVy
her Young friends birthday party
on the tlh. They served Ice cream
and CAKE and weIe ~ happy ~ lll'
tle iOlks could BE-.
RALPH IalheFt went 10 last rolnl
on the 9Th. Serlhelet
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

The new woman holds the purse
strings, and = case in point Wa
furnished by \ marriage at the
Courthouse this week. The groom
procured the license and the bride
produced her parse and paid for
it. When Judge Evans pronounced
the beautiful ceremony which
united these two loving hearts. the
groom vas vIsibly affected, but
came nObIy TO the front and said /.
Ny dear, you owe the gentleman
something" whsreupOn the bride
again consulted the purse and drew
forth = substantial tGkea OF her
gratitude and appreciation, and BE-
slowed it upon the Judge.-EH-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

President Gaines, in his annual
address before the Kentucky Press
Association at Maekinae Island.
grew elOqusnt when a vision Of the
Bluegras State passed. before him :
The rOek ribbed Eastembrzees in
love and affection the beautiful
valleys Of the South, and together
they proclaim our greatness Ken
tueky has been the theme Of the
poet and the Inspiration Of the
orator, and will forever remain the
synonym for gzIIantry and beauty.
Thrice bless her. Probably Eli
tor Stuart, Of ElizabethtOwn, Eas
in better condition to appreciate
the phrase -IOve and affection
than any Of his brethren Cupid
bOmbardeSi him and he surrender
cd after = two days attack
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

The san FraEeisoO ArgOaaut -
ports . diligsni psru-Al q the
Madrid newspaper press In Ose
q the Spanish peoples chief sOar-
ess o. news and InfsrIaaiioa there
u1s = rare biographical sksteh o;
Lieut. Col ths HOa- Th-,salore
Roossyslt--Our Teddy
The Conmandsr-In-chl-f - the
American Array ssy- the Isdria
editor. is one Ted Roswell, for
nsEly 4 NsE YORK policeman He
"a t.orn near Haarlem, ID Hell
land, ard smigrkfsi u Amsrca
uAes yoa1g- He - sdsrafs,s a
Harvard Ae7I-ny, = oonm-EeiaI
-choOi, there being 20 universities
~ c..llsgss In Anerira- tie has a.
\ b.a1yguard = rsgiasHt that = 1t
tingIy called 'roaEh riJteFsl-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
wALLBRIDGE


one more glorious fourth Of July
has cone and gone. aud seldom has
your scribe seen n large = crowd
in Louisa As Was seen there on that
dav.
Mrs George See and three chill
dren Of Washington. arrived herr
Wednesday on a visit 10 friends
and relatives. IL has been nine
years since she left here with her
husband. Mrs So i \ daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs l. ". Dawson.
David Wrllman and wife, u
DunlOw. came over the fourth TO
visit friends
Rev. JarneEI preached here sun
day.
Mrs. G. q Peters has b.en very
sick bat We are glad TO say she Is
nOE better
Mrs u. y s-e visited LouisA
last week
Miss Emma So visited here last
week
F. p DObbi=s viii i.-ach our
school this year.
Mrs. Geo. So and Misses Edna
Weliman aud Kiitie DeEsOn visit
Cd Mrs J. g. SammOns sunday.
Ikes son
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

Tom Moore and family q Blaine
were visiting relatives hen Mon
day.
A number of our people spent
the 4th at Louisa. All report a
nice time.
Mrs. John Frazier has returned
home from = visit TO her sister II
Smokey Valley.
charley Hsws aud Curt Stead
ans wers visiting relatives here
Sunday.
George Carrier passed through
here Monday.
Joseph Hutehison received = let
tea from his 500. EiwOOi. Mohd ay
who i now in Cubs. lie sid they
would take Santiago sOoa.
Our Sunday school !. prosre-s-
log nicely.
Miss DOyie Berry, George steel
and Owe Ferguson, Of Blaine, wers
visiting here recently.
i Our school begins the p # thi-
month with Virgil Price A. Sui
teacher.
Mis- Della Hsws has rciarned
from LOuiss, Where She has beer
visiting
Mrs John Bradley visited a
Louisa recently
Mrs. Claudio DamrOG has beer
quite sick.
Miss Ethel Grub passed her,
Monday Vendetta.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
SHRRTFF,S SIZE.

By virtue Of EXscution M. l516
directed 10 me. which issued from
the CLERKS Office u the Lawrence
csTSuit Court. in favor 20 J. W.
shannon administrator - J. N.
Kerry sc, for the sum Of sighty-fiys
dollars and 70 cents ]. or one Of
my deputies Wili, On county court
day, the lSth o. July, lss,S, between
the hours % 10 o'clock .. ID. aud 1
o'clock p. m, al the court house
door a. LOuiss. in Lawrence county
KY expose 20 public sale, 10 he
highest bidder the following prop-
erty Tor 80 much thsre.,f - say b.
necessary 70 satisfy plaintiffs costs
viz: = certain boundary OF tract %
land and bo1nded a. follows. b.
ginning on top Of the ridge adioin-
ing HArman IIurk's land. thence n
= 20 r VI. Smiths line. thence n
20 = Frssher. line. thence % the
b-ginning. oOEtsininE loo serrs.
mon OF less. The property levied
upon - Louvenia Berry.
TERMS s-Ssls will - mate up-
On = credit % thr-s months. Lond
with approved security required -
the purehAssr, uith Interest frvsm
date. and having the force and r.
feet d = rsplevin tOnd-
Witness ny had this md day
q July. lsasS.
l. d. Bogg-. $ l.. C..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
CHARLEY.

Died, on the LIST, the infant daugh-
ter Of W. N. Austin, Of Peach Or
chard.
=. A. Moore and family visited
relatives at Brushy Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Mamma Gullett. OF SaIyers-
willie, is calling on relatives at this
place.
T.G. Austin went to PAIntsyilIe
Thursday.
In. Atkins & Cos. saw mill
and its crew passed here ON the lst
enrgute to LOwmansville.
BObi- Dixon. Of Louisa. was here
last week.
Several young folks from this
vicinity spent the Itb in LOUIS
and all say they were well enter.
tained.
Rev. John YsnhOOse, Of johnson
will b. here the third Sunday Il
reOrganize the old Baptist church
Reys. Hunt, Walker and Sturgll
will preaeh here at the same time
Jackson Fannln went TO Paints
willie Monday.
Milt Burton and wife Visites
relatives here last Saturday an,
Sunday.
J. D. Burton went 10 LOWmans
vile Saturday.
Hans Moore has moved 10 III
country on T. l. MOOre's farm.
Ms L W. Spencer Is improving
rapidly. She has been very i'll.
Excelsior.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

Miss Harriet Richardson, Of Lex
ingtOa, Who Persistsntly pressed
her claim to ehrisisn the battlsship
Kentucky. Vas married last week
to J. Tandy Ellis z Louisville jour
nAlist- Ellis Is . PCT BY trade As
well rs . Journalist BY prOssssiOc
aud set forth the business Of Miss
RiehardiOn's claim n sS@s very
heroic verses
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
PRooRAm

OF the Lawrence county Sunday
school convention, TO be held Al
church, on Eat Fork, Sat
u. DAY. July I6. ISIS. commencing
At 900 a. m.
Entire audience repeat s3rd
Psalm.
Song.
Prayer. Rev. u. II. Hewlett.
Address 81 Welcome, Rev. James
Barrett.
Response. JuaseJ. Z stewart.
Song
Written report from wJ.Vaugh-
an. county SECRETARY, snd short
verbal reports from superinten-
dents and delegates
Song
Bible and Government. J. W.
Woods.
song.
Overcoming difficulties in sun
day SehOl-, J. X FaIger and DIR.
Refer.
soIo: The Model Church. Rev.
CHI. Williamson.
Appointment OF COMMITTEES.
Basket dinner.
l-l5 p M song service.
The Sunday School and EpwOrth
League; their relation TO each 9TH
IT ard To the church, F. F. Shan
non.
The story Of the Bible in and OuI
Of SUNDAY school, Rev. J. II. STAN
bsugh aud Rev. 7. W. Piekelsimsr
Song.
Character building in Sunday
School. Rev. D. II. Reid and Rsv
G. J. Justice.
solo: The Life Boat JO-ePh
Hutchinson.
Necessary qualifications for 81
psriutendents and teachers. Isaac
Cunningham aud John jackson.
Song.
How to develop home talent fOl
Sunday School work, Rev. II. b
Hewlett and A. l. Watson.
Song: God be with you till "
meet sgain."
Beneiiet:On.
I Speakers nam=.i limited TO ten
minutes each. Talks on each sub
jeet BY any one, Eve minutes each
Everybody come
4. T. BUENs, President
". J. VAUGHAN. Secretary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

Those seven German warshIps
at Manila failed TO "overaws'' the
great Dewey They say the water
is pretty deep over there. and the
Germans have doubtless heard
thar Dewey WOIId rather -spring q
leak" than eat = big fat hen for
breakfast.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
Champion Shot of the World

Miss Annie Oakley writes: Ny
self and many Of the Buffalo Bill
Wild West Company have given
AlIen's FOOt-Ease, the powder 10
shake into the shoes, = most thor
Ough trial, and it does all, If not
more than yOu eisim-= Instantly
the sting q the eOrns and baniOns
- gone Aliens FOot-Ease j. =
certain eure for hot, Aehing, sweat
ing or nervous feet Sold BY all
druggists and shoe stores, &c
Samples sent free Address Allen
5 Olmstsd, lie Roy, N "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
HoBsoN
WILDE Exchanged by Spanish
Government.

The following dispatch from Gen
eral Skater has been received by
this Government:
Scamp near Santiago. July o.
/ am in receipt OF = letter from
Gen. Soul agreeing TO exchange
HObsOn aud mea here. To make
exchange in morning. Yesterday
be refused my proposal Of ex,
change. SKATES, Mai. Gen"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

In At least one particular DR..
DePews opinion Is away OF. VI.
HanOtaux IS not the one man who
prevents the bitterRsSs Of the
French against America from tax
ing acute form IL Is their know
ledge o. the fact that Uncle sam
has mon than 100000 men sub
jeeI to military service that pr
vents the impulsiye Frsnehmen
from acting Is they feel and talk
about the matter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

Hon BsntOn NeNIIIin was nOmi-
naIsd for Governor Of Tennessee BY
the convention held in ChaftanOo-
q On June . he platform en-
dOrsss the Chicago platform, and
demands the free coinage Of silver
At EratiO Of ls TO l. He was nOn-
mated By arelamatiOn-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

Admiral CerverA gave BiAncO q
dOIOrOus reply upon being Ord-red
away from Santiago NY guns
are dismOuntsd, / am without fuel
and Sampson is outside Maybe
he had dreamed Of SIMPSONS jaw
bone the night before.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

On account Of the strike among
chieagOths stereOtyPers, no news
papers were published in the Win
dy City on last Saturday. The
Chicago people missed reading a
grsat many columns Of the @yel-
low journal class
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

The tenth annual session Of the
Kentucky Chatanq1an opened in
Lexington last week Miss Eliza
beth Kinksad, the novelist, made
her first appearance in the lecture
fed before that learned assembly.
Gov. Taylor Ieetured on the 4th.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08
SherifSSaIs.

By virtue o. a execution No
l539 directed 10 me-. zhirh issassi
from the Clerks ufsrs % ths Iau-
rsnos Circuit CO1rt, ia favor q J.
W Castle 4 Co against Jane, q
Laekey for the sum % tWO han
drCd and fifty d0llar- nth Interest
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

That was = heroic death Of Cap
tain Gridleyis- Just a short time
bsrOre the end he said, The battle
Of Manila killed me, but l would
do il again. There are thousands
more Just like himi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-08

The Confederate Veterans, who
were 50 royalty entertained in
Nashville last year. and who will
be entertained by Atlanta this
month, will probably hold their
1Soo reunion at Louisville.