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Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
COLD MlGR1s CAUSE CLTkRRA
Everyone should Use Hyomei and
XIII the Germs.


No other season of the year Is responsible
for as many cases Of catarrh as the Spring
The warm days and cold nights. with their
frequent and sudden changes in temper
ature. bring the catarrhal "snuffles" to
nearly everyone
The germ-kiling and health-g giving Hy-
omei, when breathed through the pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfit, pene-
trates to the most remote cells of the air
passages and respiratory organs. 1t
searches out and kills catarrhal germs in
the head, throat and lungs soothes and
heals the irritated mucous membrane, and
absolutely drives catarrh from the system.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but one
dollar, and includes an inhaler and suffi-
Client Hyomei for several weeks treatment.
You take no risk in buying Hyomei Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co., corner 18th and
Dodge streets, Omaha. absolutely agree to
refund the money II it does not give salts
faction.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
HaddIx Unable 10 Raise nan.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., May 2-(specialJ
Scott Haddix, under $4,000 bonds for kill
ing Melvin Butler on April 49, was es-
corted by the sheriff to Mason and vicinity,
the last part Of the week, in order to raise
the necessary amount TO release him until
the district court convenes. Several sig
natures representing various sums were
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03

given. but as they failed to come within
speaking distance OF the desired sum stipu-
lated by Judge Armour. Hsddix was again
returned to the county seat.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
oscEoLA BoYCOTTs NEWSPAPERS
Polk County Citizens Take Novel
Method TO Improve Train Service.

Method TO Improve Train Service.
OSCEOLA Neb., May 2-(Spccial 1.-The
petition that has been circulated by Mr.
Head, getting names of parties that will
pledge themselves to discontinue their pa
pers until better mail facilities are provided
has been signed by about fifty persons and
postal cards have been furnished to each
of the parties TO send to the editors of Lin
coin and Omaha in the following language
OSCEOI4A, Neb., April %, 19O5.-Editor:
Owing to the untimely hour of arrival of
your paper at this town | do not care to
read 1t any longer and you will plase dis
continue sending II to my address Send
your bill If | am owing you.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03

for each ten votes or major fraction
thereof, cast for Burkett last fall. The
convention will have 1853 delegates.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
FIRE SWEEPS OVER PASTURES
strip Forty by Thirty Miles is Burned
Over.

OGALLAI.A. Neb., May 2-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-A prairie fire is raging in McPher-
son county and northern Keith county and
has burned over the pastures from Blue
Creek to White Tail. forty miles east and
west by thirty miles north and south. The
fire did not come down to the North Platte.
No reports as to loss of live stock
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
Andrews on "TaInted" Money.

In an address to the students OF the
University of Nebraska, Chancellor e.
Benjamin Andrews decried the spirit which
promotes people to refuse gifts of tainted
money" from rich men. He declared that
the acceptance OF such gifts was proper
and that the good done by the benefactions
far outweighed any moral objections there
might be to the acceptance of such money.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
Flag Law Case.

The Noise flag law case was before the
supreme court today for a few brief mo-
ments while the attorney general moved
for time in which to file briefs. This is the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
Truth and Influence.
True Speaking.

make public his formula
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03
Valuable Trade
Secrets.

they are taking when tn
and illnesses peculiarly
the right proportion to 4
of alcohol.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-03

Willow Springs Irrigation District against
Wilson, continued to May l6, upon the re-
quest of plaintiff; Elmen administrator
against Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy
Railway company, continued to May le at
request of plaintiff; Coppom against
Forman, continued to May Is upon stipu-
lation OF parties: Smith against Deane,
continued to June 90 upon stipulation OF
parties; City of Plattsmouth against Muir
phy, continued to May 10, per stipulation
of parties.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
TlNITIION

or Slaaay sdod Is In .i1ur-
ish.nE condition.
81 aud AIRS AnIy Chapman. G.
ONO. a-s visiting home lJIhs
Tfse Is going 70 BE- a box tuPpe.
n. Dominion school house Friday
ah pee Il. everybody come
or aaaol is progressing nicely.
Y D35bins is tue Teacher.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
FosrrL P.soa sssa.y-seLeol Iaahsi..
losinns. J.s 70. IL fsb. !. !. 1909

10 isz there Eas started in tbe
eiiy d Louisville. one of the most
notable sanday sehooi movements 81
modern times, > movement that has
attracted aiteation al over America.
viz. a Pastors sunday school Insti-
tute FOR four dzys each ye4F
under the lad -rship Of Sunday
seaeol e1pens. Es have discussed
The xors q The sunday SshOol from
the sand Dosnl Of The passOrs r.
laioh 10 Il. and his e1nssqu=nt duties.
yzns4rJ 5Hh. next ~ are 10 De
gin the Fourth annual session. s.li
II bids fair 10 eclipse al pFeyiOUs
ones- We hate secured fpr the iae-
aitg this yrar. five Of the choieesi
SUNDAY sshOoi leaders ef Ameriez
Mr. Al4rion Lazreacs. International
Geaeral sreiaFg. ana Aaierira T.
sr.airst all around sunday szhooi
n.4n. BIsaOp JOhn j. y.heeat. Onr q
the ofie1nsLors- Il the International
Lessons. and q recognizes leader ia
,eaeher. trailing and pastoral lad
srship for the SUNDAY sehDoi. Hon.
r. II. Brist51. 81 Washing on. D. G..
superin, eodent of 81 ei., School
of over Zt.a and a reso. ...z-d leader
in Sunday school work. r. }. ~
frost. Of Nashville. Editor Of the sun
day school literature u the Southern
Baptist Church. ani an eloquent
speaker. Mr. y Il. BrgIghtoa. Raj
elgh. y. { :. President of his state
Association. and nov being considered
for ne Intern4yi5nai work Surely
Eith ssth ah array u talent sush as
This. hot Onig pastors. but Sunday
seho1l workers OF ever class EiIl be
Z without doubt viii b. the greatest
! SUNDAY S. hOol meeting ever held ia
thA soafh outside of The lEiernaiien-
/. al Convention All pastors iii b.
i ruA1l - l-te4r anu i+ - Ais'A N4AAEa'ii
reeommen5ei that sunday schools
send their pastors and pay their way
/ The pastors viii appreciate il. and 4
viii y he finest investment yot
ian possibly make
For program and full particulars
address z 4 Fox. Louisville Trps
Buiiding louisville. Kentucky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
OF INTEREST to Mothers

Thousands Of little ones die every
year Of Group. Most OF them could
haye been saved BY few doses y
FOIeys Honey and Tar, and every
family with children should keep II
in the house II contains no obiates
and Is safe and slre- Mrs. George
Il. Pickei. san Francisco. Cal. writes.
My baby had dangerous alaick Of
OF Group and We thought she would
choke 10 dath. but one dose Of Fol
eys Honey and Tar relieved her a
Onee OTTER other remedies had fail
ed. We are neser a minute Withou
lit in the hOHs= Sold By L'qis
Drug Company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
OF Iaterest To Lumber Aea.


The Kentucky Eiiiroai commission
handed down its opinion and order In
,he complaint ease Of the Norman
lumber COMPANY Of Louisville. and
,rbers against Tie railroads ot Ken
,rSy The decision was sweeping
yi-or, for the lumbermen as they
gained every point FOR which they
contenied
The opinion which vas unanimous
was read by Chairman {. { McChoUt
a, the Calf house at s.so c'elock
Under the decision of the commits
sion the railroads are required 10 re-
wise their rates on loss and lamecr
and transport Crcsstles at the ium-
her rate No chafsr is 10 be exacsei
for hauling the standards l'sd On
flat cars in the transportation Of loss'
The rate on walnut. cherry and ce''af
loes is To he The same as that chars
"A Ior oak. poplar and gum The ''''a'
mission aIs0 ccniemned the practice
Of srctonds" apowei hy the 'eil'
roaas Ia uome caSes on los shlpmea's
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
SIP

our st4oai Is not sdins on ihis veeL
On Account II Mrs Giffieil ehaudir-
hstins fner
w ace sorry % Willie Davis
hn- itphHi fes
pSe Hlrri. 81 A. Davis spent
SuuAly Eith White IaviS
w,-a DAVIS IS sllliug lh Wiili'
ptgtss seere t,s seek
Re Juise S'afriH AS oa ,ut
creek fss d1ys ago
nr Greene Daniels is prelarug d
move TO PdntstiIl, We ara slfrl
70 have Them leave us
Miss Tcrs RnrEcss. Il Wilbur Sc
ltri her lupi Mis- Les PACK a.
luays asp
I n r Burgus and F-iirt Justice af
hanIins corn from Ms Zen Burgess
farm she mas about five hunirs
bushels q reut com.
n ~ burgess visited John Gres
one tly last secs
EvrrsB5ds glad 10 he4r 0f q
blood hjuuds being al & c SNe
MANS Roo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22

the {. And o. L. and y. and Ken
tneky Cehirai roads To y hauled
through from sodthsrn poinis siih
Oat The necessity q paying beasy
suitehing tribuie of half a million
dollars YEAR 70 the b. and : "
railroad. which t0atroIs ths beiter
part u Cinasaa;i's beis F5ai
Tie Court of Appeals oyerrui-,i
the petiiion for 2 Teh.ahng III the
case d william Van Dalsen. Ebo kiii-
- Fanny Porter IN louisville about
. year az. Van DaIsen iii b bn5E
January T.
Following > qa4rrsi between VIII
ian Burton and lre siufgill 10 I;Oe
bn eoun,y, Tom Burton attacked s,gr-
sin. and sirneE him in The bead sith
= pick handle. crushing the tkiIi.
sslrseii has BEEN an6pus.igas ilnee-
Blfiou Nas arrested u M3rea.s,d
Representative Hopkins has slifo-
danea the f1lIoEing bilis having ~
tert=i 10 uis sz,i5h d ne Stale
For ,bs Improvement q he Ken
tucky dyef. Tor the Improvement %
the Tug and iesisa forks of B.s
sandy river hi West Virginia snd
Keu,Hekys Tor peasiou f5r s.-neer
Co6pes Tor the relief of I1tu 81
Williams for ,bs i-.nefi of Emily
Byri. u w0lf r,untY. ~ ior pab-
iic buIdiGgs % Winchester nnd NL
STERLING. 10 pension II q. Gardlef,
20 eyrfest military r-e1fi q William
llnioa. 70 pensi0u Abraham J u
/ FIinrhum William Turner. Pete,
Rife. John MCoy jobs Hayslette
ami benjamin = HON i1r the Baa.
ent n Elizabeth Beyiis. II PIKE cp
Eg fr ihe relief II Green Ciay Garf
I meg for tie rfIief oi TIE estate 2.
Thomas o Marre foF tie relief d
ihe estate u T. o shfrss, u P's.
+ cnpnis for fhe relief u .. l.. Davis
4 COMPANY has be,a formed p
i fhe purpJse = commencing tl. plb
I iiclficu o. q daily paper u 9iis'
HB
Nn Bttis Haasfardof charlss;on
I " Va Is tae mother d y children
I Iiiyingthe youngest months Oh an
FpIdesi 2 she sayr she il The i1oih
r - five pair twins She EanH
the sdrld "a knJN hrf re7ord and gig
4 k-r idlras sifh ~ rguest' tha
h-r Statement be intrttgaief
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
White House Weddings.

The nfsf SEEDING 10 the White
House was that n Miss Maria NOn-
roe. youngest daughter q President
Moaroe. Eho Ess married TN March.
$50 IN the East Room q, samuel J.
Gouyefnear. Il NeW York Only thei
relatives. attendants azd mos, inti-
n.lte friends Il the bride and groom
uers asked 70 this wedding. but iLsst
one Eeek 4flsr large r~epuJn was
bid IN the White IIcnse for them
uhea the bri8smaids and groOmsmen
Eers all pfes4lt in stale The bridal
festivities f5r this bride and CrDOm
we're brilliant and ,saleulatei 70 ooc1-
Dy q weeks time. but they we're al
jrat shoTt b. The death Of Commodore
Demtur. uho had. with Ms. Decatur.
tsIysn rae asEly married pair brill
Ianr Ian Jaa afier the White House
eerep'ion.
Hiss Eliz1b;h Tyler. daughter Il
sPrasident aHa Mrs Tgier. vas har-
NED in the Elss Room on January Il.
I,ig. TO Nr William waIle-.of VIII
EaInsburg. Va. she was in her nine
teenth year. Tnis Eas a brilliant
affair. attended a. The rez9ris shoE,
by Ms Madison. the members ~
The cabinet. uith rheir Nive ana
daughters. The foreign ministers slt
personal friends outside the family
and thesr relatives
/ The next really brilliant weidins
I in the Eas, Room Vas thar Of Miss
Nellie Grantthe eaughter q Presi-
aent and Mrs. u 5. Grant. xho zas
married on May q 1874. % Mr. Al
garnon szrtoris. on Of sIr AMI Mrs
iEirard sartorls. u England The
bride was nineteen and the bridge
groom tKenty-thres. About twO
funded guesis witnessed The esre-
money They included the officials
n the government the army. the navy
and the marine corps and personal
friends. The floral decorations
OF The nlnsicn were superb.
and it IS well remembered that the
President and Mrs. Grant and broth
ers Of he bride accompanied The
neEly KeideI pair 10 New York "a
see them sail for home. This sas
the last wedding in the East Room
Tie last welding in the White
Hhouse vas that Of President cleye
land aid Mss Francs Folsom. The!
iWere married in the Blue Room q
the mansion on June :. lSsG Their
was but a small gathering TO Wit
ness the ,esemOhy. the bride has
5 ling come down from Nsw York viii
, her mother for the occasion OnI!
the members Of yIr. CleyeIands cabi
mel. wilh their Eives. AMI a very ~
r personal friends Of the bride an
n groom. attended, II vas the lin
time . President had been married i
/ the White House
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
REsoEF-TIoNs oF REsPEcT

Bro. B Fish vas born in Nev
Ie5sy. FEB is. and died al his
home II The mouth Of Talbot creek
..ayne eJuny. ". va, De- 18th 1895.
aged y years BIO. Fish came OF
.uis state and county in 1s,s. 9as
made q Master Mason in Vinson Lodge
So. -. Feb Isl 1850 and has Beel
q true ard loyal member of the eraft-
Nos. Ehl Is. the Almighiy Father
ID the iispensaiion Of His wisdom
has n nf 10 take from our fold.
one oi our beloved b.others. and
s Ee molFn our loss in srsii
rju 4nd are grievei 10 part Nith
sash iFue ana fsithfaI bro,her
t. rf.ora b. ii resolved
Tss, 80 hereby give expressiol
our deepest eorTOW. and humbly rub
lmi, 10 th wili Of Him thar i5e,h 81
frhinzs vel
I Resolgea. further ihat Ee eKteu.
ltb ais bereiy-i wife and friends
0ur rArhissi sympaihies ana eominen
theni "a the loving care of sn Al
wise God in this their hour Of ,rou
4 Re-eivei further that a copy
these resolutions be sprsad upon d
4 -lrE1rls Of The Lodge. a copy -
the bereayei widow. and a copy sci
the Wayne AMI Big sandy News. vi
Z. request that ihry publish them.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
Absolute Safety
Is Offered the People by The
Louisa National Bank.

From the beginning of its earcei
ri the policy OF absolute security fo'
It's depositors and Stockholders
With fine vault. the bes, Kind Of
safe made. All employees snteT
heavy bond. aud insurance 70 cover
any possible los that might come
through attempted burglary ~ other
wise our s5O,Oco capital gives Us
plenty Of money to NEE, the de-
mands Of good people
Place your deposits with us We
will trat you right
NJ G, WATSON. prcsidcne
NJ r. CoNLEY, cashie'
]. r. HACKwORTH.
l. u, YORK.
II. I. vlNSoN,
AUGUSTUS SNlnkR
y, H. YATES,
nlpsct0ra
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
ssss,
OUR NEIoHBoRs
s.s...4s.G4.G..s..1.s.ssi

Gaysql IS being Eldeiy advertised
= e tJVn pui u debt and Eith money
in the trslsssg save ths Tribune
Something 10 be proud of 10 BE- sure.
ami our streets are IN far better o1p-
lirion ih4n aHy sirib-ciass tpwn We
knoW ~ Tie fax les j. only -
ren-s. Eith ~ poll tax Whist .2Fn
- ~ population can beat j
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
q f Romans
G " Bartram
5 W Frasher.
roKrrnE OF 4 PREACHER


The story Of the torture Of Rev
q D Moore. pastor Of The BaptiS,
church. Of Harpefsyille, y. Y. viIl in
Ieresi yoa lie SAYS 4 suffered Il
sgonIes because Of persistent cough
resulting from the grip. had 10
a--p sitting NJ in bed ! tried many
fsmeiiss. ui1aopt relief. until | icok
.lsr Kings New Discovery for con
sanlp,on. Coughs and Colds. which en-
l0rIy cured ms cough. and saved
me from consumption 4 grand eur'
iiog diseased conditions Of Throat an
I.anss. At \. N Hughes, druggist
pri,e IN and slep guaranteed i'ri
Ia bottle free. .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22

AnEINE-

HaHA A-aaN
T6ere ras preaching here saturday
night an1 SuHiss by Hier frsi wi
sp1. He iuteais to begin j pTcir1el,i
service christmas might NiJh The -.
Sis. nee q tao preachers from DIV
mu
T su mil omiuuy Is d'inE
Ga business af.cG icR d-ys Air
ness
REV n T. sp-is, < Ashland rs
4 business oaiIer hef hsi woes
Miss Emma Eusel5s II Galap 2
Wishing home tolss this eek
5 : BalloHy erhplltes D Nisi.
10 W. Va
Hanmie stewart passed thronsa
here las, Ncek en- ronie u Caileisoars
Nsen Fe3e. of 3e United Siair-
.nat, Who h.S besu visiting hom'
folks retatuei las, Sesk 10 his form
81 position
Misses Anna ahi Glars Miller -
re- ,his wesG visiting relatives
orr school is proeressins nicely
Wih ] " BellouN as Teacher
Miss Rachel Rryan, of this place
win leave soon, She-Win enter schoa
"a Ashland
nh. hs,le,s h,re y,ho hiN,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22

If had a s1n who was determined
40 play races should hope that
he would lose his last nickel and have
10 walk home after his first attend
anee
II had a daughter who played the
piano in the sitting room while her
.oM mother dii The work in the
kitcheu should hope that l migut
nn.i an oak shingle and be given the
grace 10 use ii.
| II eyer were 10 each myself be
ling as mean and small as some mer
II knov-and may hope that
ishonId hope. for the benefit Of th'
world. thar the angel Gabriel voal,
foot his horn for me very soon
II ms Vife should prove 10 b iras
chile al times-but don't admit /
ii should hope that ] would remem
Der the sort Of luck the poor cir
played in when she married me-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
snOEs AT WuOI.EsNI.E.

Stationary salesman lepresenllne
Nathan llaui a Co, Cincinnati Shoes
ruhbcrs, ~ Sample room near depo.
WIN be foand here at an tunes,
a u. FITCH. Louisa, ny.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
Christmas 6OOdS.

/, will pas You to drop III at Con
leys store carly and often rhcrc
are and will be 50 many thlpss in
stock that ynu arc rot likely 20 see
il an at one or two trips,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
mules : years Old
mules 5 years old
I wagua good as new
log wagon
! good buggy. pole. harness and
shafts Apply to r. a. Akers.
Louisa. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
MANrED

Frr-es. boilers and machinery :.
repAif We place a guarantee behind
our Nork headquarters f,r Pins
valves. fittings injectdrs. etc
=. + Rllbourue. Ashland n!
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
ooon nARnnR sIOP.

Whom yon want an easy shave ar
neat haircut. call on bascom Hale
a firsl-class bathroom Is IN opegation
In connections with the shop per.
oelain ha,htuN. instantaneous Voler
haAlah
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22

s1tu-dlg evening. Il the holei
Nansard ia Catie'tsbars. J. y Walk
~. tr4eeling salesman fJr TO-
5seoo nrn q Riramoni. Va. eas
sho, ID the ueek by Attorney HarFy
r Price. manager q that hosiery
Par'irulafs are bard 10 obtain baJ
si.at we epn learn ID seems THAT Mr.
WalE-r ana Johh Anderson. q This
atty ahHe - roate 10 Huntington
10 theatre. stopped 81 &. me Gaze
.Ciiy ana iool lFp Tee Nahsast-
The. report go- that thsse gen
rI-nen we're tsIklne 70 sIrne % the
yoaug hdg fmPi5yes EeH ibs s9f-
ma vefe ordersi b Nr Price p
Iais Eot ao.ts f5ll b=sEean
Price aHf WalEtr ara the .ormsr
ir,u re4pisef ad sh5t Wais-r 81
tss.
Foruraraig ft Frasa - - 'aiy
de.H sun taHeh iae ldil did
I luE mss the SPINAL o0i Ee} ilr
Ay4Isr vas rsf~H q hantihsE1l ana
given melIrai attention ladogera
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22
YOU ARE FRIENDs

a nine.' xrites MS. r. L. Jo0s, q
Gah1in, lem:
"Fa snoe taxing CaTtu haze
gainei IS rs. and an in better health
than f0r the past Q years. tel .y
husband tsat Cartu IS worth its
weight IN EOH to al SuHsring lAdles-"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22

D1ritE The L,H 'rrn q ta- 'Hrt
of Ahpeais Iusi conriutiai - ess
were deciaed of rhes" tseats ine
sefe ilsnissei one opinion vas .srii
fied. iss cases weve affirmel ahd llg
reversed The colu h1s aii'afhei
until January
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-22

frseiy an5 frankly, IN Stn-test o0uh5-
enc. teiEns Us al y0Sr sympi0Rs ami
u0utBes. We EIll seni free a3yioe
(in pllin seaIei euyelopel. h0g TO
cure then. Aires; Laties' Aiyisory
Dept.. The Chlttlncesl Meti1ne Co..
Chattandoga. Tenn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
CLOUDS 'ART OF
EASTIRN STORM
WEATHER I0RECASTER EX-
PLAINS CONDITIONS
MORE RAl IS PREDICTED
lack Of sunsIne Does Not Worry the
official, a. He Says II Is Moth
ina Unusual for This
lime Of Year
MORE RAJ is PREDICTED

Prepare tr more wet weather" Is
the warming sent out by the weather
bureau and Hatfield is looking on
with dismal while the fruits of the
labor of sde northern chemist floats
southwark md deluges this territory.
The presnce of the light tieecy
clouds andthose of the heavy variety
which haH been wandering around
in the neshborhood of Los Angeles
for the pat several days was explain
ed by Wather Forecaster Franklin,
yesterday "The weather is nothing
unusual pr this time of the year."
said the overnment wizard
",The buds have wandered away
from sore eastern storm and have
finally rhched Los Angeles and de-
cided I'd stay here for awhile. We
nearly dme within the zone of this
eastern storm but it struck off at a
tangentland is now in the central
states While we have the clouds.
Somethhg more serious. however, Is
threataed for a heavy storm has
started in the Columbian valley and
looks Ike it was headed southwark.
YesteJay it was reported that this
new sorm was centering over Nevada
and sJout to enter the Colorado valley
and | this is the case Los Angeles
will robably come in for its share Of
the ain.
"Snday will probably be fair and if
this storm does reach Los Angeles 1t
shoJd arrive by the first. part of the
wee and be out of the way and lost
in he peninsula by Easter so that
evey one can enjoy their hats
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
cUBA's GREAT CAVES

With the increase of American win
ter tourists in Cuba the favor of the
Bellomy caves is rapidly growing.
They are one of the greatest show
places of the island. The caves are
situated three miles from Matanzas, on
a slope leading gradually from the bay,
on the southeast side. The cave house
is a ramshackle frame structure over
hole in the ground, presided over by
the Chinese proprietor and servants,
who act as guides. After divesting
ones self of all surplus clothing-coats,
one thousand feet below the surface,
the guide leads the way down a fight
of stone steps, over a narrow wooden
bridge that spans a chasm no one
knows how deep and through a pas.
sage into the Gothic temple, which is
about $50 feet long and 175 feet wide,
filled wths wonderful Stalactites and
stalagmites. Though not as large as
the Mammoth cave of Kentucky, these
caves far exceed it in beauty of min
eral formations.
Passing on through this room, seu-
ond series of caverns is reached
through long descending corridors and
up ladders, placed almost perpendicu
larly along several more corridors of
gravelly earth to lofty chambers, ue-
yond which are fearful precipices, the
blackness of which the candles only
show the more plainly. The stalag-
mites in these further caverns are col
ossal, all covered with crystal moss
and lichens in tracery so fine that it
reminds one of frostwork on window
panes. BY holding torch back of these
formations and looking through them
their full beauty is brought out. Every
one that visits these caves brings away
samples of these beautiful formations.
and in the open light they show that
they are purest crystal without spot
or flaw.
miles of this wonderful chain of caves
have been explored, the owner admits
that only the smallest part of them
has been seen by human eyes. There
are many entrances from the bay.
known to only few, and they We're
used during the war by the Cubans as
store houses for arms and supplies. 1t
is also well known that robbers and pi-
rates used these caves as rendez-
vous years ago. and some enterprislng
explorer may some day be well repaid
for his exertions in searching for treas
ues.