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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
DlscON srsu BY a Woman.

Another great discovery has
been made, and that too qy 4 lady
In this country. -Dlsease fasten-
ed its clutches upon her and for
seven years she withstOOd Its se
yerest tests, but her vital organs
were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three
three months she coughed inces-
sanity, end could not sleep. She
finally discovered a way to recOv-
cry, by purchasing Of Us a bottle
OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, she was 50 much 10
lieved after taking first dose, that
she slept all night; aud with tive
bottles has been absolutely cured
Her name Is Mrs. Lether Lutz.'
Thus writes W. {. Hamnick a Co
Of Shelby \. c. Trial bottles fres
at IN. Hughes Drug Store. Reg
ular size Joc and 500. Each bot
tie guaranteed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
A Summer Outing.

Along the Northwestern Line
Chicago & Northwestern R'y).
can BE- most eniOyably spent At
Milwaukee, Waukesha, Madison,
DEVILS Lake. Green Lake, GOgebIe,
Lake Geneva, St Paul, MinneaPO-
lis, Duluth, Marquette, Lake N'i7-
netenka. White Bear, Ashland.
Munising. Twentieth Century
Train, the Northwestern Limited
electric lighted, daily tn St Paul,
Minneapolis, DOIuth. Low rate
tourist tickets and pamphlets upon
inquiry Of ticket agents, or address
A II. wAggener, T. P. A. No !
jackson Place, Indianapolis, Ind
or W. B. Kn.skera, g. p. 4 T. A:
Chicago. H.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
MOTHER DIAD-MADE HUNOR.
ueartreaatsg Ssws fSg ntais ns-
dfaea. Hss ne ma - A..ss
tRs Aadiesse.

n RBdiu0f. Frsneh ninlie. aEd Ger
aid Grifsn. comedian. Uers etAtting
together IN ikr arrssiag rem % tn
former Al Ksiths Cnion SquAre. says
the Dramatic Nirror. Ea3inoE 81. u
particularly GOD spirits. a. hs hs5 iust
brsn handed a bat-h o. mail iro1a Ea-
rOpe- Sc. See.- BE- sxelsln-d. slap
ping 0riiin % the bsck. -istrsinsf Let
tsirs frala ny hoas. Hos CAD Il
makes me 10 gst ;hrm,-
He kissed cn- % the snvsi0pss ani
tcEs 10 sp<s. tsaghssg al The ~Aiie- He
bad ooly rad a line or two uhen hs
gaxPed and fell hack With his lard upo1
hls heart. exelsining. ~ifA tears IN hl.
syes. whieh had only = nsusuf BEFORE
gii,ssnsa uiih laughter -Iios Dseu.
Nea Disu. Ny friend. ny naaiAsr Is
osadl-
A moment later The ealiboy an
nouresd. -Rutiuof uexti- To EusA-
lag tears had % bs dried. the fz-e b.1
q wear a HsAskirg smile. sst In a fsu
seeolds tss big sutiense uas auEhins
nsrrily - ne snttes % n4n Whoss
hsart was bursssed witA The saadssi
nrWs that can rome 10 any Ean- n.
hsus q ihs 5sa,h % a good noiAsr-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
tasat in A.siesT-

There Was . young man from New
York visiting In Cl%yslasd soms time
ago. says the Piain Dealer. he vas =
great iaiker on the theme d social
democracy and had all the urit@r. on
the subject and = good deal o. uhat
they said ~ his tongue's end.
-Bah.- be aid. -ike wor~ forms Of
shan .ristoersey are fessa IN The est
Out here yOa give social rrc5gui,iOo
only 10 the money bag Esss carries
We are bad enough 10 Ns~ York. but
ws don't look down uPaa humble b.
ginni1gs - you DO herr. I'm iolt that
the only thing 70 make yoar society
people pardon q mass hurbie par
entAge Is a basbel " bouda o. other
wealth
'-SomebOty has tod you Wrous.-
laughed his Cievelasd eniertziner
car yoa Point ne oct = siagie in
stance that VII prove ne WrOugT'
queried the positive New Yorker.
Thsy Eers al the Opsra house srd the
ClsVrlaud man lacked over the sud-
eBse.
Yea be answered -NOtiee ths
yoang man 10 The fO0rth ron. snd scat
left section. Do you sss hinF
Eyes. / see Aim--
wei, iAat Eonug nan 4 ore % oui
pronieeut eifiErns. both In busin<sl
snasoeiety. he set rich and ~ t.fhsl
whsa = boy drove hOrses o. The e4na
tOWpath--
Ths New Yorker looked hEAAs;-
What's lis nsmsg-
-Gzrasld-
Thea The subiss, sAssSst ssd N
curtain wehtup-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
cATEIP FOR rHE CATS
Mas - nestSa PsBsnar VITA
The Fsll.saL

SP-aking u cats. yOung nan living
10 East L<xingtO1 kas bee0ns The bene-
factor q several dOulfO~n TenA UhO.
having passed tksir fVsa II oiaee build
ings. sever tasted The tntoxicaslnE eat
nip. He . . great frisnd ofcats In gen
ersl. and Nhel he begAn uOrk IN the
city The aSt ihinE ks hossd Was tke
asefal animals tAaf prO1lst arOani The
eorritOEs. pAtrollirg for rata. relates
the Rs<i0a Herald 50 this yOung nAn
frOm EAss L<Eingtoa took pity q Tick
eo11sloa by nIsisg Is poek<ts ui;A
fre.h sstai? And freely distrib1ts6 il
aaoag the crowd % arFiying a. his
PlAee q baHin<sA The s1sct uas n
s,astaz~o1k Tie Pse1 PiP<r 81 Han
sSz Uas l0wksre- Sch a. Sxp<rienes
tkese eEeataFes hay lave dreaEs1. bal
had Eeser rSA'lHtd. ass sone nearly lad
ats. TIE kssb wss - llsoxicasiug. uhile
Oshsa saissy Irsei 70 sxpress tAsir
grAii,ste :ar The kid stssatiOa-
IAerSfore. d1ls fors~s TIE t0unio~a
basiEs.s cat Eee1,.ses Ne teeas his
sid - norA a. ~ knnan icing.
Sc ~, As has soAe gr4ss 10 eat nOE
ant lAra- sa1 q hllls sstniP u sheSr
AiG aP ~AsA tsa.0s arr Aart.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

lay By bis corn a. soon as /
large enough that the pillow ,.s...ez,,..
cover Il up.
Jay Hayes smiled on the fsAstefl Mfs.
here recently.
LOrAn Berry, while hOeing d"iorOok
the other day. killed cOpperh, extend
three feet long. other
Oscar Fralsy, Of Elliott eourat Ash
was here Sunday.
A. J. Berry has employed Trwinam
Vest TO trade horses for him. visiting
Benjamin Moore says -LOrdyers-
don't want TO go 10 war" 10 store
A festival will be given by .ieh the
Sabbath school at Springdale : carriers
urday, July 9th, for the benefit derably
Rev. Vest. We expect good zion vii
and everybody Is invited. he post
ROseb
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
TRAD.

Our Sunday School Is fiOurishiug
at Willow Grove.
Mont Rose j. slowly Improving,
80 is Mrs. J. r Dean.
George Adams was on our street
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Carter, Of Webbville
WAS visiting her grandparents Al
this pl zee last week.
William Plummer has left for
parts unknown.
Green Burton is very low with
consumption.
Thomas Burchett visited here
Sunday.
Sheriff Sam Burton WAS on our
creek yesterday hunting for some
OF the boys.
Mrs. Nerve wOcds' horse got
snake bit.
Lige Rice contsmpIates farming
with W. NJ. Shannon the rest Of tbs
summer.
risky Carter Was seen here sun
day.
Yesterday was Squire JObss Law
day, in which he had n cases Il
try.
VIII Burton is our Deputy clerk
Land WelIman attended the cir
Gus At Louisa.
Lis Prince found a nice bee tre'
Saturday.
sam Rose has job Of saw log
on Georges creek.
Onioa Eatar-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
GOODNESS ovER TIE FLAG
YIsns q tAs Brssss IN The Nisht. u
seat Fsrssr - . Hsienaas
Heart

There Il . painful eOOlness between
two women Who live in = big apartment
house uptown. and an American Gag Il
1t the bottom Of IL The Gag h huge
anAIr. made Of bunting. The woman
Who owns Il says In extenuatiOn that
her husband bought Il. ahd that you
know how men ara about buying things.
Il came home late one evening Last
week. and lie patriotic owner insisted
on finging Il TO the breeze Al once. that
10 might wave ell night Accordingly
he pole was fixed 10 the windO~ all
and Old Glory streamed out into the
nIght. sAys the Washington Post
The woman Who occupies the apart
ment Immediately under the window
from which the Gag hung Is very nerv
ous person- That night she Sas awak-
ensd BY . soft. s~ishing sound against
the window. n was like the rustic Of =
garment and the nervous woman
thought frat Of burglars and secondly
Of gho.tA She Was afraid 10 get out Of
bed 20 look out Of the window. but she
hudtIed up with bar back 20 the wall
and sAivsred the night away.
Again and AgAIn shs sas sure The
heard soft. ghOsily luges At the win
dow. she eould feel her hair tnFning
white she says she didn't sleep wink.
After % or 20 hours. abe says. morning
cana, and abe ventured 10 the uindOu
and ralsed the bind. There hung the
Gag. hlpPing sgainst the window With
every breeze
The nervous ~Uznsn l. eOurageOus BY
daylight She drew . table 70 the win
dow. climbed upan Il. pulled the win
dow down from The top. and. reaching
out a. far a. she could. calmly proceed
ed 10 cat the end % the flag on Tbs
woman Who owns q says that any bod
who would uutilats her courtry's hAg
Is . traitress. and the woman who az
u says that some reoPls hGven't -,
sense they Ought 10 have heen bon
viii. and. a. ! began b. saying. there 1
a marked eoOlness up - that apartment
house.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

IL is q very sad fact that in most /
eases the lives OF poets are wild and
reckless. Rarely, fever, do We find
one properly balanced-that l., one
whose faculties are symmetrically
developed. There seems to be that
vague, wild, mystical, indeseribable
something akin to insanity run
ming through the life Of the average
poet. Superior to all other men in
the ART Of teaching, he Is the most
inferior in the art OF praeticing-
He inspires men by his songs, daz-
zIes them with flights Of imagine,
ton, but his POar wings seldom lift
his own life above the low and SEN
sual. How clearly and with what
precision he directs other men up
the labyrinthIne path which leads
70 the grandest truths and sublim-
est realities Of lifel And vet how
his own feet WAIVER and slip and fall
in his feeble efforts TO scale the
same heights! But here is the
-traagest thing about it all: 1t is
when he falls, and the truth OF that
fAll dawns upon him, that his heart
strings give forth diviner melodies
and pour out truths which he could
not before utter. 1t Is then that
life, with all its thousands OF voices,
speaks to his heart OF hearts, and
arOuses those currents Of thought
and feeling which burst forth into
immortal songs. Ii Is then, too, In
falling from these unseaIed noun
tains OF the tTuest life that he In
vests the beauties OF Nature with =
deeper significance. He dips his
pen in the many-eOlOred hues Of
the flower world and unveils those
inner anu STU 1S11c7
must remain forever hidden from
the common eys- He touches the
hill, and it at once takes on an air
Of greater sublImity. The leaves
Of the tree become more beautiful
under his artistic touch. The rays
Of the stars are inwOvsn in his song
and penetrate IT like 8 stream OF
shimmering gold. And so II Is IN
the depths that his soul sings its
. sweetest songs, but only the song
reaches the heights. More than
Amy other class Of mOrtaIs. perhaPs
!. poets have to battle against "re
! beIliOus flesh that will not be sub
, dued.- As an eagle beats the bar
Of its prison, 80 the thousand &C
eentricities and ungOVernabls pas
siOns Of the poet torture the lif'
until it lssps from its temple o
clay into another world.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

The above is only an inferior
tyre Of the young man Of to-day.
There are some who have the gen.
nine qualities Of q lofty manhood.
They refuse to pandsr to many Of
the social demands OF the age, and
are every whit clean in their lives.
And there are just IS many heroic
young men on the earth to-day as
in the days Of LeOnidas, Just as
courageous as BellersphOn. You
may sOt know him. but he 10 here.
He wears the celestial garments Of
q spOtless character. He l. read
ing the history being made in the
great drama OF civilization. His
ideals are lofty, and the candles Of
his soul are illuminated By the
slight that never was on land or
sea-" He drsPi=es hypocrisy, and
has visions Of the maIehIess glory
that famed above the brow Of the
TRANSPORTED NazareDe. lie wants
to lift the cup Of joy to the lips Of
= life which has too often drained
the cup Of agony. file is dominated
by the life Of = deep religion, and
is not necessarily the UeAkling
which some people are inclined to
think :he offspring Of something
sttTibated to religion. but which Is
only = lit q idle sentimentOr emo
ton He appreciates the POssibil-
itiss OF life, and endeAvOrs 10 turn
lis opportunities into channels Of
usefulness. He appreciates also.
with Ruskin: ~All those passings
10 and fro Of fruitful shower and
grateful shade, and all those Wis
ions Of silver palaces hulk about
the horizon, and voices Of moaning
winds and threatening thunders,
and glOries Of cOlOrsd robe and elO-
Yea ray, are bat to deepen in our
hearts the acceptance, and distinct
ness, and deArness Of the simple
words, Our Father, which art in
heavsn.'r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

Harvesting Is the general OeeG !
patton.
Mr.. Kissinger, near smoky Val
ley, had a fine COW to die on pas
ture here.
Misses Vessie Mcclure and Lii
lie MeHenry. OfLOuisa, and Mary
Miller, Of Huntington, are visiting
Mr.. 7. X. Bassey.
Miss Laura Pigg Is ON Blaine.
Miss Opal Holt Is making her
hone with her grandfaIhrrs.
Miss Fairy has gone to Fails
burg for long wilt with relatives.
Misses Georgia and SAmantha
Nelson and Belle JOldsn were here
Sunday.
Milton Pickle has b,sn on tbs
-ick list, but has shout recovered.
1.-THE gentleman who list hi.
hat while riding with his girl SONS
time ago will call at Jep Meeks' b
can get il. IL was found by Mr.
Meek near the house.
/ Miss Rosa Thompson wa visit
ing her sister recently.
Jen Meek and Harrison Dolanel
say they like Pleasant Ridge fins
Mrs, Cora and Miss klsie YES
have been sick.
VIM. Meek says he thinks b
will go to Lick Greek again.
B.P. Holt and p. II. Bussey haV
been appointed school trustees.
: q. W. Frslsy. the wool sgent,
in our vicinity. Rosalthe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

Duriug he great .,r.ss = lev yssr1
seO anorg the enP,oyss % The NOs,h
British railway. uurh dieicalty uas ex-
Perisresl il EnaiEg qnlLaed sugias-
drivers UPon oue oeeasis- = youug
fs,iow VAS pat uPoa . sseti0a n FIFE.
Ose day he ma ssae 6stauee past =
s;1ii5n- and upou Partilg bask he usli
As FAR tAe 0tksr way he s:Et01us.-
ter. se~IEg hia PrsFaiEg for anosAsr
attempt % The Ersas azGSsasat q ~
PAss<ngsrs On III PlaifOru- shoated:
-Je<s he NAGsE - are. Tez7aS
Wen skiftlfhe ssAfi0si-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

0arasld Adams wore = brOA1
smile Sunday Guess be wants =
new sweetheart.
Dennio Pig says he Is sorry his
SIrl goi married.
a nemher u boys from here
Wlll spend their ath At Louisa.
Who said that Green Moore
wonldn9 tell that joke % the boys
u they went 10 deep In ehurchs
Spldle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

In Nsgasakl Japan. ,hsSs = nre-
work. aaksr NAe uaaaeiaetarSs Pin
tecAnie 1;raa q great sex. n Asra, usse
exPloi. a al h = hts-hke U,AnneF
tArOakA TIE air. and pertora u.aAy
novsa Snts sxAesly HE tAoss - Nsi1g
hirdN he see-ss q nakins thsss
WoAdeFtal tAlngs las eeen In tle pos-
session oflAs eiiess cAild q The tanily
Il easA generation Ear Eners than 80
we.rn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
THE WORLD IN -
WHICH YOULIVE.
BY IUcrLF.

effort OF thsmaster minds OF the
ages. The great truths sp.i nging
from the bosom OF the Infinite pass
over many lives as a shadow passes
q stream. DO not think, however,
thai the meaning Of life was ever
delined-Or will ever be, 50 far rs
that j. eOneerned-by 4 cold, stole
al, Perplexing philosophy. You
will solve 4 problem which no man
on the earth has ever solved by
idle speculation IL you will BE- true
TO the PrOmptIngs Of your bstter
nature, hold up to men -ths fair
ness and beauty Of what IS right"
and perform the little duties which
lie In your path every day, because
that Is liIe-life in all its fnilnsss
and richness. Men may get a pat
ent method on interpreting life,
but they can never GET q patent
method on living the highest and
truest life. The same blood which
flowed through Adams veins runs
through your own. But you have
this advantage OF Adam: you may
profit by his experiences. Josh B,l-
Iings had sense enough to do this
or he never could have said: 81 al.
ways let the raiilesnake bite the
otter fellow"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

The lives Of Poe, Barns and By
ron were three Of the greatest trag-
sdies ever enacted in this world
Their sOngs-at least many Ofthem
will live forever, but their lives
come down to Us like . trio OF bro
ken strings in the harp Of the uni
verse. Each had noble impulses.
but all were deficient in strength
Of character. Each understood the
philosophy Of life, and often had
gIimPses Of the nesttruths, but
how seldom did he incorporate the
grandeur OF those truths into his
practical life. Perhaps one reason
Why men Of brilliant genius are Of
ten ribAld, lIeentiOus, and have =
general indisPOsitiOn toward NOR
Atty Is on account Of Al Over-devel-
OPnisnt, il l may use the express
ion, OF certain faculties. For in
stance. only men Of strong Imagi-
native powers make great poets
And % the over-balancs which gOss
70 this faculty naturally diminishes
the equipOlss and symmetry whIch
should be maintained throughout.
That man should consider himself
very fortunate II all Of his talents
are pEOpOrtiOnately distributed Ar
engine having more steam than the
engineer has brains is liable to dc
considerable damage. SOitiswith
men Of abnormal faculties: they
are likely TO OvsrshadOw theiI
Judgment.
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THE
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

Her mAisaOe sAlp Nelson. n Mel
bourne AAFboF. AAs heeA ouAsEed a. y
sola ~ The admiralty. Il wa bail, 10
lsll and Wa then the lareesl Nne-oi.
hath sAlp In the Rr'tlsA Navy, Ia oak
slubers ale sal1 10 he q SQUAD a. Aea
thav were ma IN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

Lsb2isrs eaa s1en - ~eil a. AaiuaS
tAat live uPoa The ha1 APiece - e.
eayed neat sasPests1 u he water II
tAsaeeality UksEe Ieb.ssrs are shasdant
viii AoOA - sarrOalasa - = grseAy,
fgAting crowd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

ps.tTsl..ss ~ ~ s.sAs Tar In Ana 10 ~.
To cult tobacco easily and forever. - n
astIe. nan q Life. nerEs and VICES. take No
Bas. TIE unnicr uorker. that makes weak "a to
strO.g. An drugEistA. 80 o. o.. curs guar
ted Booklet alA sample frse AldresI II
sisrilag Rs1say o.. chisaso o. Nsu Yer. "a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

TIE Calais srIDe IL Aria = reported
y Eslgias autAority 70 regard il e.
a sssrrd tasy 10 In sOua o. even Pos-
SITE oeeasion. UitA . yisu u discover
Ing a eSFtAia vSlar.e a saerea lore
n 2icA . coz onr< suallousd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

tie j. indaslFiOas, too He i not
afraid 10 ~eTk, and believes with
General Lee that -Daty il the sub
FINEST wOrd in any language lie
scs~pts the sentiment % an old
POsm, and make ~iife one grand,
sze-t song:
streaming Is pleasant. l know, my
bOys
Drssmine Is pleasant. know.
To drcam of that wonderful lar Oh
day
When, you'll Be a man aud have
only 10 say
To this one and that one, do that
aud do this
While your wishes falfllmsnt new
! M ~-sAail miss
dds. have besndsa- pleasures but
me sent from thss Fsscs ws.-
the have not learned. -
he Another man Of our cor
two who was = prominent. y, my
Al aud Influential elliRel
ALT grscsd himself by mi ar a.,
81 With a dlsrepntaM
b. s0ccessfal sAlesms, aud hald
illy. experience has
'ave family aud = h oval and A'ad
. 70 with a Wet ~If you please"
TIE aooat lhA ~lon muslrs
glol lrom IA with iayi bal you'll
Nay a, pleasales pearl
10 ios e,hers ypus,eik my
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
To Cure a Cold in One pa.

Take laxative Promo Gu
Tablets AL druggists refu-
money II il fails 70 e1rs
E. -. A., A - - Meaes.
.lsss.s a s1s n-ea-.@ Prs.-
tasaa - Aasissy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

4 Good two-story fame residenee
Louisa, with good sized LOT,
salthy location. pure wntsr, desi-
90 le property. Price 800. Dor
her particulars apply 10 ~. +
AZ LEY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
RICH CREEK.

Oar Sunday School at Spring
dale Is progressing nicely with 5.
II. Burton Supi.
Farmers are beginning to lay by
corn
BitseaeEs pays Jas. Poe a visit
every Sunday.
G. 7. Berry says he Is going to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

Some lives remind one OF James
Lane Aliens butterflies. They are
restless, cOnteniless, sueoessless-
They can't concentrate their pow
ers upon & great truth long enough
10 receive its impression. They
are like bubbles; they explode, and
there Is not enough substance in
them 10 ~Taiss 4 disturbance" The
average society girl describes them
when che says they are -eute.p up
tO-date," and ''alI the gO.7 mi. is
what George Eliot says Of the styl-
ish young man: 9Th young men
nOOadeys, tire poor squashy things
til locke weel enoOf, but the
wont wear, the wont wear
That's the truth-;hsy won't wear.
They know how 10 wear load cloth
ing, provided the opportunity pre-
ssnts itsslD, push the butt end OF a
cigarette, and fiaunt a gOld-headed
cane high In the air. But many OF
them won't bear insperiIOn-tbey
won't wear.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
THREE TRAINS
DAILY 10
CINCINNATI

The + T. " fcsiibuie
EmitOiis the finest train in tbs
world and runs through to Wash
ingtOu, Baltimore. PhialelphIa
and Kew York II islighied with
electricity and healed With steam
Ifyou intend travelling ia any d.
rectiou write for full il.ormaiion
to c. b. RYAN, Al. G. r. A.
: Cincinaaii, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01

We have elnbbias ,rr.ngemsnss
By uhizh nc can fufnish the ia
IOuinsPablic.iioas nth the Bss
SASDr NKus II the fciuoed prizes
nasDei.
n. Y. woIIi. .rps ,i.nes =
wesk. and NEus, aA one year
Sis.
Lcuhville WselIly lisE4irh. an
NSuAsIs5.
Cinrianaii wekkly Enqnirr
Aad NEws. sI.s0.
CcaricrJouu., t~ioe 4 week
and NEws. slsOl
Home a FarI ! aud NEHs, LA
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