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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-14
CITY NEWS.
have g0s thu best o cent cigar In town
NAks one. "HawlOy on the Corner
Six more days. only,

Six more days. only,
Imported Vases at THE FAN.
Sec the new neckwear for ladies at the
Economist.
Ladies' home slippers At Geo. o. Gains
Icy d Co.'S.
See the new silk sldrts and p~ettieOats
II the Phoenix.
ohildren's warm slippers al Geo. G..
Gainsley q Co.'s.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
Gt HAxt's. III Gold avenue,
Boy your Christmas candles from Mrs.
Bigelow log Railroad avenue.
Plow's superior candies, 10 cents per
pound at ]. Il. 0Reilly b Cos.
A new line OF side and pompadouT
combs, Just In at the Economist.
II you want picked chilli and sAuer
haut, call at Bachechi & Giomi's.
A beautiful Christmas present for wife,
sweetheart or sister At the Art ParlOrs.
o. A. AAtsOn & Co., have purchased
O. A. HudsOn's stock Of artists material.
Buy your cigars at j. II. O'Relly & Cos
and get tickets In our grand Christmas
drawing.
Silks OF matchless beauty and In I'm
mense variety. Tor Christmas gifLs. ROs-
enWald Bros.
The best place for good, Juicy steaks
and rOasts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In q first class market, AT KleinwOrts'.
Largest line OF holiday slippers In the
city. New goods and reasonable prices
for everybody. Geo. G. GAinsley & Co.
You will h0d Christmas tree deeora
lions and toys that will please your it'll,
ones. at Mrs. BigelOw's, 100 Railroad
avenue.
Reduction In the prices and fine worl
Ia causing the albright Art PaTlOrs" Il
turn out more photographs than eVel
before for the holiday trade.
Christmas lie coming. 30 Is New Tear
Buy Yellowstone whlsksy, that drink Of
good cheer, OF Melini a Eakin, the biz
liquor dealers on First street.
For the benefit Of our patrons who car
not get away In day time 10 select thell
holiday presents, we will keep our stOr1
open evenings until after Xmas. B
lifeld & Co.
Arrangements for the football games
10 DO played In this city during the
ChTistmss holidays have not yet baAn
completed. Letters received from thu
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-14
BROS,
Our Store will be OPEN until 8 O'Clock. Every Evening
During the Holiday Season.

teams In Las Cruces and Kl Paso say that
they will some provided their expenses
are guaranteed. but this proposition has
not yet been accepted.
Don't delay Or you may regret that you
did not have your eyes correctly fitted
with the best glasses made. at such low
prices by Prof. Mccain, the skilled op.
tioian, for Q short time only, at Dr.
BerTy's drug store.
Melini n Eakin, the big Wholesale and
retail liquor nrm on First etruF', have
just received from Taylor 4 NiilisDl. OF
Yellowstone fame, an extra fine lOt Of
1899 calendars for distribution among
their customers.
Live and learn" ia a good maxim. but
10 gastronomic matters Live and learn
where 10 buy 70 the best advantage" Is a
better one. Why not give US a triAlI
SAN JOSE MARKET.
The Automatic Telephone company Ia
about 10 publish q new telephone list. All
subscribers who wish 10 have their names
changed will kindly notify the manager
at once.
Mrs. Bigelow. 106 Railroad avenue, has
a choice new stock OF candles, fruits,
nuts. toys. and holiday dainties; drop In
and get acquainted.
Photographs equal In finish to New
York City work. for only "a per dozen. at
the albright Art Parlors," ll3 north
Third street.
Send us your accounts and we'll collect
them or it'll cost you nothing. New
Mexico Collection Agency. Postofice
box 240.
II your water pipes are bursted. send
TO Whitney company for plumbers, who
will quickly repair the leaks.
Dainty, artistic and sweet beyond
belief are the CONNECTIONS sold by Mrs,
Bigelow, l06 Railroad avenue
Brockmeier Il Cox. the honest plumb.
ers. give prompt attention TO all calls
No. go south Second street.
LAdy's three stone diamond ring fOI
sale, cheap. Diamond Of the first water
l4U1 Railroad avenue.
Gentlemen's slippers from so cents Il
IS q pair at Geo. Q. Gainsley q Co.'S, the
largest shoe dealers.
Select your Christmas presents nov
and we will set them aside for you. j. II
0'Reilly q Co.
That Tom and Jerry and hot Appl,
jack at Aellni q Rakin are--well. simpl!
superb.
See the grand display Of IMPORTS
goods at the Art Parlors.
Free, free. freel The guessing oOntes
at the Economist.
Children's party clippers at Geo. G
Gainsley q Co.'s.
Sterling silver novelties. ROsenwAlt
Bros.
Baskets Of all kinds at THE FAR.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-14

If anyone in your family may need a Cape or Jacket, be il
your wife, your mother, or your sister, we can show you something
which will be sure to meet her approval
Perhaps you are looking for Silks. If so, it will pay you TO
look at our stock. We have an immense quantity. We have sl
qualities and as a whole our silks make such an array of beauty, that
it may be hard for you to tell which you ike best, but whatev
may be your choice in the end, it viii be sure to give pleasure.
How about our KID CLOVIS Judge for yourself. We
are willing to leave it to your judgment for our results.
We shall also be pleased to show you a very pretty line of
Ladies' and Geutlemens Handkerchief. Ladies' Carriers, Novelty
Belts and Sterling Silver Articles, such as Files, Hair Curriers', Button
Hooks, Paper Knives, Etc.
We have an exceptionally fine line of these goods at IS cents
each. Give them an Inspection,
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NEwoonnR,s ANNoUNoEMENr.


NEWCOMERS AHNOUNUEMENT.
-
The holiday season approaches and
naturally the minds Of men, women and
chilCren turn 10 thoughts OF what they
will uuy as gifts 10 relatives and friends.
Among thu many elegant and apprOpri.
ate tn ngs offered, We know OF nothing
better than n
Book
Gold Pen
Box OF Candy
Toilet Set Collar Box
Nuff Box Manicure Set
Smoking Case Doll for Baby
Book tor Father Book for Mother
Crested Piece Wirth Novelty Piece
CellulOid Souvenir Camera
Ron' tain Pen Cigar Jar
Dolly P~OoketbOOk
Mirror Hamper
Autograph,
Album
And when such thoughts are In the
mind the proper thing IL 10 go 10 =, X,
Newcomers store, where they have dis.
played for your inspection the best and
largest stock OF holiday presents ever
brought 10 Albuquerque.
Free lunch always on hand at the
Paradise. Bachechl & Giomi.
new line OF fur collarettes, Just in al
the Economist,
Ladies' party slippers at Geo. C. Gains
Icy n Co.'S.
Christmas presents at TIE FAIR.
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QUICK sALR PRICES.

A fine assortment OF nuts and cream
candies. THE MAXI,
Wh. KIEKR, Proprietor
Ladies' warm slippers ct Geo. O. Gains
ley & Co.'S.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-14
A Christmas Gift!
IN WHICH IS COMBINED
Usefulness AMI Beauty

is ONE WHICH is SURE TO GIVE MOST
PLEASURE to the recipient thereof,,an u the, etore
the BEST INVESTMENT FOR THE GIvER.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-14

Have your water pipes uhAwed out ard
repaired By n ). Post . Co., the prAstioal
plumbers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-14
Dealers in Family and Fancy
Groceries.
COFFEE.

Good coffee, like ours, Ia 40 necessary,
that a breakfast without II is only half a
meal. There's 80 much In a really fine
cup Of coffee that 1t makes half a meal
OF itself. We make a point Of carrying
the finest Mocha, Java and Brazilian
coifees in our stock. The dignity Of our
breakfast table must be maintained.
Whatever becomes OF the gold OF silver
standard, the purity and supremacy OF
the coffee standard must be preserved.
For ourselves, we are for coffee, and
our prime Al coftsss are Tor the public
OF Albuquerque,
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sKAGGs.

The people Of this vicinity are
somewhat grieved over the loss OF
fruit they will experience this fall.
Married, on the 90 of March, Mrs
Polly Sksggs, widow Of J. W.
Skaggs, TO John Fletcher, Of John
son county. The bride is seventy
three years old and has about
twenty great-grand children. The
groom is fifty-One years old. They
will live at the brides old home.
May they live long and happy.
Charley Ward, Willie and AlOn-
20 Lyon were visiting on Hood
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Florence HOlbroOk SAYS
she cannot work or go to school
either for she has just received a
new organ. She says if must 5O
played and abe is going 10 do her
best.
Willie Bailey, OF Johnson coun-
ty, was business visitor on our
creek Saturday.
We noticed JEFF Hamilton, of Red
Bush, on our creek the other day,
inquiring how far it was to seed
sweet potatoes.
Our people have got out OF the
notion Of fighting Spain. They say
she Is cowsrdly.
The Mormons expect 10 hold a
big meeting on the head OF Blaine
next Saturday. There will be sew
en- Elders present at the meeting.
They expect TO dedicate their
church on that day.
Mrs. Ellen HOlbroOk is still on
the mend.
There are quite a number Of pet
squirrels in our neigh boz hood.
Cora has named her pet Bob.
Twist,
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ADAMS RUN.

Kelley Fraley is making the new
patented double shovel plow for
VanhOOse q Co.
VI. Adams is talking Of making a
canvassing tour in Elliott county
soon.
NJ. 4. Hays and family were Wis
iting Mrs. ]. X. Dean Sunday, who
is very i'll.
Cathie Hays made flying trip
to Sand Branch recently.
Quite a number Of our folks at
tend:d church at Carriers Chapel
Sunday.
Luther Pigg and daughter, w.
ory passed down our creek last
SUNDAY,
Lee Gussler was hustling over
District No. 80 on Thursday last
taking census of same; reports 80
pupils in the district.
Rev. Conley preached an inter-
esting sermon here last Sunday
night.
John J. Thompson was calling
on his best girl Sunday.
George Swetnam passed here re-
Gently enrouts to Madge.
Samuel Thompson has taken up
his abode on Sterling Hays farm
on the head Of McCracklin Branch.
]. NJ. Hays and wife were visit
ing at Jas. Adams recently.
DOllie Hinkle has been calling
on his girl at this place.
A. l.. Moore is building a tele-
phone line from the main Charley
line up TO his place Of business and
back to beginning.
Jesse Meade has a job of keeping
the road ditched.
DOllie Kate has been thinking OF
moving to Needs creek in the near
future.
All have been guessing who the
correspondent at this place is. My
guess this time is, Red Rover.
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ment. Our town consists Of eight
hundred inhabitants, has eight
stores, seven churches, three schools
five physicians, one large imple-
msnt house, and may be pardon
ei as the owner Of one when say,
two good hotels, and three well
equipped saloons. Billy Hawes,
who accompanied me, is fast devel-
oping into a society man, while
Mrs. Moffstt and my 500 are pleas
ed and in good health; and the
writer Is As happy AS a clam TO re-
side in a Democratic land.
Give my regards TO all my friends
and yOu may well know we aPpre-
ciate the weekly arrival OF our old
home paper. Wishing you and all
the best Of prosperity l am
Yours Very Respt.
]. A. MoFFErT.
Monetrs Hotel, Mays Lick, Ky
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sick list.
G.. F. Berry and wife spent Eas.
ter with Mr.. and Mrt. s. IL. Bur.
ton.
Sam Pickle passed through here
last week.
Quite a numter Of our young
people are talking OF attending
church at Elm Grove Sunday.
George Carter called on his girl
Sunday.
Miss Hattie Berry has returned
home after spending a few days at
your place.
Jay Hayes AMI Mart Jordan were
calling on some Of our fair sex re-
Gently.
Lock Moore was a business visi-
tor at Adams Sunday.
Preaching here Sunday by Rev.
Vest. Rosebud.
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RED BUSH.

On the 7th inst. W. ". Brown,
jr., Of Morgan county, and Miss
Angie Hin We're united in the holy
bonds of mairimony at the resi-
dence OF Charles Bailey.
HARDY Franklin has novel to
the village.
Manse Montgomery, OF Magoflin,
has purchased the Bill Williams
pro 9erty and Is now resident Of
our town.
Ben Hamilton went to Paints
Wills Friday.
VIII Bond will return to Virgin
la In few days.
b. F. COnley has been chosen as
teacher for upper Keeton School.
VIII Brown and Mr.. Roland. OF
Morgan county, have been visiting
in the village this week,
Jack Frost has killed all the
peaches here and done much other
damage.
DIR. James Wallen is suffering
with kidney disease. He has been
confined TO his room most Of the
time for more than a month.
II. A. Wallen visited home folks
a few days ago.
The Red Bush Public School
District has $50 scholars. 1t is the
third largest in johnson county.
ScribbIer.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

On Monday, April Is, 1898, about
l o'clock, p. M, at the front door OF
the court house at Louisa, Law,
renee county, KY, | will offer al
public Outcry to the highest bidder
the following property, for taxes
due School District No. Is, Gallup,
Lawrence county Ky.
v. J. Drayer, tract OF land ad-
joining Iohn Wallace, valued $500
taxes 1884 ), $2.5O,penalty aud costs
sl.62.
II. d. Walbrldge, S2jOS worth OF
land, adjoining 6. c. Mcclure, tax.
es 1917, $lS.Ol, penalty and costs
$9.l5.
Terms cash in hand.
WM. CHILDERS, Collector
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GEN. LEE.
Safe At Home Once More. In
suited by Spaniards.
MoGetl's Hotel,

"You may tell Gen. Blanco for
me that the Fern is the last ship OF
the American navy that will ever
go out TO Havana harbnr while the
Spanish flag flies over Morro.n
This was the mrs e that Gen.
Lee sent back to Gen Blanco as he
steamed out OF Havana harbor
Saturday night. Lee was indig-
nant at the insults heaped upon
his head by the Spanish officials
aud the pOpulace. He had been
snubbed at the Palace by Gen.
Blsnco and affrOnted by DIR. Con-
gOsto.
As the Fern, bearing our Consul
lar Representative, left the harbor
there were cries OF "Fsurar - abe
gone - from thousands of throats,
and Vice Consul Springer made a
gesture in reply which meant aWe
will come again" and cried @Es-
psren vOlvernOsn-'await our re-
turn"
Gen. Lee had been busy for some
time in getting Americans out OF
Cuba and he was the last member
OF the large party 10 leave.
Covering the rear OF the fleet OF
the refugees, the Fern swept out to
sea and headed for Key West. Be
meath the shadow Of Mnrro Castle
some one brought out a bottle OF
champagne and glasses, and Gen
Lee gave this toast: Here is to
the officers and men OF the Maine,
which was blown up by Spanish
mine"
In responding Mr.. Acksrs. an
English subject, said: ~May fifty
guns speak for each Of the Names
dead, and may each gun mean fifty
Spanish lives"
Gen. Lee arrived at Key West
Sunday morning and proceeded
later TO Tampa on his way to
Washington. The departure Of the
last OF the Americans from Havana
was quite dramatic. Gen. BlancO
had curlIy denied himself 10 Gen.
Lee when ;he latter called to say
gnOd-by ard the same Insulting
spirit animated the crowds that
lined the harbOr from Maehina
wharf to Moro Castle aud jesred
the passing feet. The Fern, bear
ing Gen. lee, wss the last TO leave
Havana HarbOr, following three
other ships loaded with Americans.
The treatment bestowed upon
Gen. Lee by Capt. Gen. Blaneo H.
lustrstes perfectly thu deNiiish
spirit OF the SaAniaris and shows
that lhe Americans quilted Havana
none tOo soon. That there was TIE
slightest urgency, however, Is prOOi
Of all that has been written OF
Spanish treAehery aud barbArism,
That any American should wish to
hold back in the face OF such prov
Ocation il past comprehension. II
We should hesitate now we should
be despicsble in the sight Of all tbs
world.
Gen. Lee thinks he should BE- al
| lowed to lead the first division oil
IIavana, and says that II hO is Civ
, en- that privilege he knows how 4
take the city.
: \ report on the Maine win b
made to the President by Gen. Lee
, but he says lha, he has no ovldenc
j, t0 giVe.-C.J,
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MASON coUNTY,KENTUcKY
As Viewed BY An Ex-Big SAN
dy Man.

Having promised a few OF my
old friends OF the Big sandy region
thA, alter I 20, settled In our new
home l would write them in brief
all about it, Iwill now proceed to
do so. And while not being strict
ly personal letter l want them
(my dear old friends) to regard il
- such. Mason county is, as you
know. bounded by the raging Ohio
river, aud surrounded by Fleming,
Nicholas, Roberi>On sand the state
Of Lewis counties. The town that
now reside in Mays LicA) il sit.
uated In what Is regarded A. the
flower spot Of the oOunty-lndeed |
might not b. far OF In saying IL
the wealthiest aud finest region iu
the whole state. The land here /.
simply perfection, being worth Ani
bringing trOm slOOOO to $4,000 pei
acre. TherO are some iew pSlatia
residences here, some two Or thr,'
that cost trOm $4,000, To $6eOO0
churches that cost from $s0,0OO, 4
~, 900, aud schools galONe, aud last
hut no, least there ar, no, enough
Republicans here To hold n pre
clnc' meetings they (Ihe RspOOll
can Nsend over TO the state VI low
ls aud import delegates 10 rop,N
scnl them In tAelt county coaven
ton. 30 you sse I am IN my u,
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on Monday April Is, 1898, about
l o'clock p. m, at the front door OF
the court house, at Louisa, Law
renee county, Nv, l will offer at
public out-cry TO the highest bid
der, the following described prop
erty for taxes due school district
No. 9, Lawrence county, Ky., for
the year lS9I-9S, Susan Lett's heirs
tract Of land adjoining c. Dean,
valued at SSOO.OJ. Taxes lSg7-9S
75ets; penalty SIC; costs, $3.50.
TERMS-Cash in hand.
SAN DEAN, Treasurer.
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Big Sandy at the ..Kentucky'
Launching.

In the aitsrnoOa OF March 22nd.
is9S, ave men. all In the prime Of
life aud animated with desire TO
see moro ofthis Old earth aud wish
ing 10 add something useful 10
their stock Of knOwledgo. might
have been seen slowly trudging
along the railroad track toward
the station At Richardson, KY, to
take the train for Ashland on their
way TO Newport News. Va, TO be
~ the lannehing Of the new battle
ship. Kentucky, At th.t place on
the 3sth.
This party Of ave vas mace up
Of men Of ave different eallinEs In
llfe-a merchant, q mechanical en-
gineer.a school tsAcher.A telegraph
operator, aud a general nansger
OF q noted coal company.
Their names. for the purposes Of
this article, are ABB, Jack, Dick and
Pete.
We arrived Il Ashland on time
aud we're Informed that we could
not Kel : through train going Fact
until about midnIght.s 80 We agreed
20 sli up until the train came. which
Ne did. Jack went 10 the Ventura
and revealing "a the proprietor our
strength o. numbers. got him 10
give rs our suPPers a'sSc each
Atl9:33 our train came and we
we're soOn aboard ready to start
Tho coach We got was Pullman
In the seuse that every man In IL
was pulled and jOstled about con
sldsrably at times, aud a sleeper,
because one vas allowed TO sleep
all he wanted 70 sitting bolt up
right with two in each seat.
! slept about one hOnr that night.
The other boys slept = little, but
lust before day suddenly there
came . tapping, a. OF some one
loudly rapplng,r and some one said
something AbOuta rock having been
thrown through = window and |
bounced up. The other boys were
alart, bot our smilingporier inform
"a NJ that u vas something under
the coach among the brake rods VT
other gearing ard not . rock as ssug-
Kestsd. This II was and nothing
more But there all sleep ended
with us for the present. Day va.
dawnlng and we were just a little
above Hawks Nest, 90 Nss river
and the mountain scenery soon BE-
gan 70 engage cur attentiOn. By
the time it was good day We had
arrived Al TharmOnd. Prom hOrs
ADn Se c;Ossly watched the dashing
fOAmlng river. the high. rugged
.eilrs and thsIOity peaks Of the wild
,lng Undiscovered mOunt,ins
ussn We actually grow tired O,loOk
Ing.
Jack, Dick aud Abe sat on III
left Of the coach next t. the hill
Psle and lim on the right siaC neXl
10 the river. fste and Dick Of,eI
went frOn une side to the other anC
Looked with AL the -yes they hsd
Arrivei Al last a, Hinton. ilsr'
we all got doWh on the grO0nd ans
leOked around. The soeRe was ,
magnificent one. The high moan
talns, RE rushing, roaring river
aud the eisy, house Aner h0us
among the knob. slopes aud "a
vines Of mOaalala-side.and stretch
lag away OF Oal u slgat Np amonI
th~ covcs-aad plat~aas II the sui
roanains heights.
RreNkfss,s NJ: not ye,, tao0s
Il wa> abeat breakfast itE", 6O
iho boys lad = snsCk or ,aaca Wit
them which came handy w all ~
lsp, Pe,,, who ate nothing 'sl eea
nonn,
On We went EastNari. We rol
Va upNard, w cllabS'l, asccnd'u
how New FlvoS thra 0rSNNrl'
||<cS lhen on Up the Al'cgaan
.noNn,nlna IN ve wached the
ommnNs" "Alles' eas . s'a'loU,au
h, Hue oslwvn West Virginia au
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A Few Novelties.

10 our line Of Novelties you will
find Base Balls, Bats, Rubber Balls,
Marbles, Authors, Dominoes, Par
chest, Checker Boards, Playing
Cards, Razor strOps, Mug, Match
Safes, Stamp Gases, Pocket Mirrors,
Vases, Picture Frames, Tweezers,
ToOthpicks, Cuf Holders, Dolls,
Toys, Albums, Gliding Prepara-
tion, &c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-15
FARM FOR SALE.

81 acres in johnson coaa'y, thtcc
mllcs from ralntsvllle, on Two
maln roads, we'll Improved, good
two story dwelllUg owhari aud
barn, Apply TO n. ECoNLEy, ,Easl
rNlnL ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-15

Dos1 Tobacco Spit and Smoke IOur life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever be nag
aetie fan OF life. nerve and vigor. take No-To-
Bae. the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or o.. Cure guArAn-
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New YORK
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the DANGER

TO which the Expectant Mother is
exposed and the foreboding and
dread with which she looks for
ward 70 the hour Of woman's
severest trial IS appreciated by but
few. All effort should be made
TO smooth these rugged places
in liie's pathway for her. ere she
presses to her bosom her babe.
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RICH CREEK.

NJ. G. Berry has returned home
after spending Easter with rela-
tives at this place.
Charlie Burton was calling at
Sugar Grove Sunday.
Miss Emma Fannin is on the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-15

Ol.ooP1RBorTLE At al Drus ssorss.
- ssnt ~ empress On rsesiDt Of price
nnnle csat.inlar invalaahAs iuforuatioa q
rrrr in11rull - Ill uunea. uili - srnt -
tM<k anJ n41rno upua apPiieaiisa. b.
"a oaAngsns sasaUlASoaeo.. arA-ra. g.
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allays Nervousness. and so assists
Nature that the change goes for
ward IN an easy manner, without
such violent protest in the way Of
Nausea. Headache. Etc. Gloomy
forebodings yield to cheerful and
hopeful anticipations-she passes
through the ordeal quickly and
without pain-is LETT strong and
vigorous and enabled to joyouSly
perform the high and holy duties
now devolved upon her. Safety
10 life Of both IS assured by the
use Of Mothers Friend" and
the time Of recovery shortened.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-15

Two years ago, Il. J. Warren, a
druggist at Pleasant Brook, \. Y,
bought a small supply of Cham
berlain's COngh Remedy. He sums
up the results as follows; AT that
time the goods were unknown in
this section; to-day Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy i household
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-15
NJ. F. CONLEY, Publisher
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