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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
CONGRESSMAN LIVINGSTON
Says Pe-ru-na is a Splendid Ca.
tarrhal Ionic.

NOLONEIs L. i. LIN lNGSION.
Colonel L. 1. Livingston, Member Of
the Industrial Commission and the lead
ing Democratic member of the Com
mittee on Appropriations in the House
af Representatives, whose home is at
Atlanta, Ca, writes:
" ! take pleasure In joinilg with
General Wheeler, Congressman
Brewer and Others In recommending
Peruna as an excellent tonic and
q cafarrh cure. Col L. !. Livingston.
Catarrh Cured.
All phases Of catarrh, acute or chronic,
are promptly and permanently cured.
1t Is through its operation upon the ner-
vous system that Peruna has attained
such a worldwide reputation as a sure
and reliable remedy for all phases Of
catarTh wherever located.
Mr.. Jas. o. Norm, ll79 Ontario street
Montreal, Canada, writes:
Peruna is certainly great catarrh
remedy. 1t cured me Of catarrh Of the
head and I gladly indorse it. Canadians
are peculiarly afflicted with this disease
and for years the doctors have tried to
overcome it with elixirs, powders ard
pills, but Peruna has solved the question
and since the medicine has been estab-
hshed here hundreds Of people have
been cured Of eatarrh."-Jas. o. Norm.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice free.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20

an immigration bureau foT every
state which should have a represtn-
tatiye at Ellis IsIsnd Kentucky
could then give the Immigrant all
sorts OF information about the State,
In doing this both tie State aud
immigrants would be benefited He
urged the people Of Kentucky not 10
forget her native sons in This scram-
ble after immigrants. but 10 offer
inducements to rising generation to
remain in the State
Following Mr. Sargenrs speech RS
olutions asking the Legislature 20
change the present tax regulations
and to establish a Bureau Of Immi-
grafton and Information we're adopt
ed BY the convention.
Along the line OF better laws ior
the state Senator Ccmmack, a prom
ilnent delegate. had much to say which
was OF practical interest.
Continuing in regard 10 The faults
Of Kentucky laws. SENATOR Cammaek
said that the Assessors Office in
Kentucky is practically Worthless
Consequently. he said. men nit
ed for the vor1 do not accept th'
responsibility for which thee IS n'
remuneration. He suggest.d thre.
remedies The payment OF Asses
sors better salaries. an examination
Of Assessors. looking 10 their fitness
I assessment every four years intea
of annually to arrange assessment
, so that real aud personal propert
I VIII pay the country expenses.
r LET lank assessment remain n
i same. he sid "tu; bring the r
: naming assessments up 20 that STAN
Lard recently made BY the Legisl
% ture
: senator Cammaek caiiet the sy
,r TEN By which Sheriffs collect Il
ofttaxes very expensive and il
IL deqnafs. The business Of TAX q
ii lection. he said is laudlei in
IS unbusinesslike manner Practice
y no books are kept and When u
are the system is lose and pTac'
Isl ally useless The revenue agents y
Ia have a great wolk 10 DO, out u
he are accountable TO no one.
nsl consequently have been dong m
no mischief than good
,r- Before the closing Senator Camm
di- suggested that tn n.la 10 b
tss the State Treasurer or oas nan :
Ieet ali taxes Was q sni one
ar suggested that proper hooks II,
qn- keeping Of tax collection r'a'o
vs. shouid b unifolnls furnished hy
he State. and after Use preserved
tulure reference
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
Some kentucky Features.

It has the largest frontage Of nav
igable rivers Of any State. The ther-
mometer in summer rarely exceeds
30, and is but seldom below zero in
winter. The average rainfall per
annum is 1857 inches. quite equally
distributed. excessive floods or drouth
being rare. In point of healthfulness
the State ranks high, the annual
death rate being but slightly over
per cent. which is less than that
OF thirty OF the States No part of
the State is subject to epidemics from
local causes
Tie climate Of Kentucky is Temp
crate and healthful The monthly
mean temperate OF the summer
months is 1916 and 70 degrees. and
for the winter months q. 30 and 8
degrees. the average annual mean be-
ing 50 degrees
The eastern coal field comprises an
area Of lI.Gos square miles with an
elevation of $50 feet above sea lev
el on the Ohio river. 1900 feet OF
its southwestern and $500 on its eas
tern border. The western coal field
have an area OF about l.000 squar'
miles and a elevation of from -
feet on the Ohio to $50 feet on tn
southeastern border
Kentucky requires development
detail. just as the State with all il
natural resources now needs Praetics
and intelligent development of i
great possibilities. through meal
which At is the object of this oonve,
tion TO consider Kentucky has
Geological Survey. but il will eXpi
this year unless the necessa
appropriation. which should be ma
at least double what it is now
i the work before it, should be rene
!, Ell. We need Bureau of Informati
1, and Immigration The resources
= the STATE need advertising We NJ
!. thrifty immigration. more Tailroa
- more manufactures. the Completi
!, Of slackvater navigation on the X
~ tncky. Green and Big Sandy Tiy'
u and the improvement Of the o
river 50 as 10 give ali-year naVi
~ iion.
To effect these desirable ends
n largely the business OF the conven'i
d, just closed at Louisville. and no do
"a much in Ihat direction vas aoo
"a piiShed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
Special Clubbing Offer.

An arrangement has been made
" the MEMS BY which. for a limit
cd time. We can furnish the Cincin-
uaI Weekly Enquirer aad this papel
one year for sl-50. Those Sant-
Ing to take advantage Of this Otte'
should do so as soon as possible. As
We do not know how long the arrange
nent will last
The weekly cOarier-JOurnal viii al
50 be furnished at the same price.
Also. We will furnish tas DtiN
Cincinnati Post and the Big SIND,
News. both one year. FOR s2S0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
Rural Delivery

The Postoniee Department IS about
10 enforce new order with refer
enes to rural mail boxes II has
been decided 10 withdraR The rural
mail service from patrons OF rural
routes vino do not provide reulla-
ton anil boxes.
f Is announced by " X spilman
Gtnesal Superintendent Of Rural
Delivery that no fayoritism win b.
shown in the enforcement Of this
order. but for the benefit OF patrons
with small purses ample time viii
be gwen TO make the change. FIRST
the Postmastets ain be required
10 nd 10 Washington tie names and
addresses Of patrons on the sever
LAO rontes running out ~ the.r Of
fees Nno do not have lhe reeula-
tion boxes To each of such patrons
will then be forWardei circular
letter from the department a Wash
ingtou. informing him that bis sory-
cs viii De discontinued II within
sixty days he has not provided q
regulation box. No patton. Air snl-
hian saws, need have any fear iha'
lbls seryct viii bs cut OF without
this ample notice
/ Rg d regulation box Is moaRi
auy one of the uearly 2aQ difiertn.
/ kinds manufactured 10 widely differ
ent locations thar have received th,
laprqoyd oi fhe Posieffde D1pasi
nent some of the boxes are plair
and simple and Others are ornate
20 that it wiIl be possible 10 sui
tiie taste ot almost ever patron
They varl in prices from 5o cent
10 S. The Posionce pelartmen
lwill furnish a list Of thtsu To ans D..
s,ns Who appl, Several syles d
bosrs are manufactured in ksnmck
and indiaha
The government do,s not H.,
me power to force patrons to pn
40 the regulation boxes but Ii a.,
take away the service from ihe l
iHyiiual patrons who DO not Ole
and Superintendent spilnau Say
this win be done in every iastaHe
Ia is claimed hy the department ID.
tbe order is IN the Interest of fati
tauag the delivery of mail and slf
saarsi,ue she serrire Every box
approved design has signal By whi'
,he carricr ean ten without leatii
his wagon whether 81 nuy the D
contains an, mail thai IS 10 be- Pos
III
: The government t- irving ta insu
the same protection to the mail gat
cred and delivered on rural rou'
as IS gwen TO any other mail matt
in Is considered only fair THAI /
patrons should pat up boxes b
viii afford protection 10 the m
matter placed in them.
The order will require many chan
in boxes. as il is estimated thar
a the country al large not over Ii
seI of the rural mail boxes in use are
Is approved designs The Postmaster
IN Evansville, Ind. which IS m
he route center. reports 10 the dap-
e mont that not over . PER cent
the boxes on rural routes running
are of the regulation patterns.
n In the process Of numbering
q rural mali boxes. which is soon
.iy begin. the rural carriers viii he
IS ruuciel not 10 assign numbers
X boxes that are not approved
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
ORDER. LAMKEN, I :.


June Term. ls DAYS of June. 1895.
On this day came wes- Preeoe and
presented in open Court a petition
Of over 80 legal voters Of voting Pre-
cipct No. s. in Lawrence county,
known as Peach Orchard District, hav-
iue been filed in County Court in said
county asking a submission Of The
question whether or not they wish
eattle. horses. sheep. hogs or any
specie thereof. TO run al large IN
said Precinct No 8.
II is ordered by the court that
,he officers Of Election Of said Pre-
riuc, No open a poll at the next
Regular Election in said Precinct Tor
the purpose Of aseeriaining the VII
of the voters Of said Precinct upon
Question whether or not they Wish
cattle. horses. sheep, hogs or any
specie thereof to run al large IN
said voting Precinct No s
Copy Attest; Add skeens, Clerk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
GET The Best.

United states paint IS the best on the
market i, is positively the same
naint that is sold under the best
knowa brand in the country 'oaaS'
a made by the same people, and
comes with It the same guarantee
IN using the name United States
paint Instead Of the other We save
You tttecu cents per eallon. .,&u
Snyder H0dNau 49,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
For Breakfast
Luncheon
or Tea

A few small biscuits easily made with
Royal Baking Powder. Make them
small -as small round as napkin ring.
Mix and bake just before the meal.
Serve hot.
Nothing better for light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey, marmalade or jam.
You must use Royal Baking Powder
TO get them right.
aorAl BAKING POWDER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
DEAFNESS CANNOT Be CURED

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
By loeal applications as they an.
not rcaeh The diseased portion Of
the ear There is onis one WAY ID
cure deafness and that is by eonsii-
tntional remcdies. Deafness IS cans
"a by an nnamci condition of the
mucous lining % the Eusiacbian
Tube When this tube IS iufamed
yon have a rHmbline sound or ilnper-
feet hearing. ana when it is entire
Ia closed. Deafness rs the result, aud
unless the inflammation can be TAX
en- ont and this tube restored To-
It's normal condition, hcariug viii he
lsstro,rd forever. nlnc eases ont ol
tn ans cansca BY Caiaryh, which IS
no,hing hut an nflamed condition
al the mucous snrMees
We viii give one Hundred polars
for any eases Of neatpess Vaused by
cata,rhl that cannot be cured hy
llans Catarrh Cure Send Tor cir
free. a
sold hs Druggists, ibc
Take Hairs Family pills for coa
stipatlon,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
CONSUMPTION MADE coNRoRT

Akt.E
lNcipient consumption is cured BY
FOlcys Honey and Tar. but We do
not hold out false hopes 10 cOn-
suptives BY claiming that It Nisi
cure this diesase in the advanced
stages. but Il the lungs are not too
lar gone Foleys Hoacy ard isl
Nin effect a cure. as il Stops tbs
facking cough and soolheS the IN
named air passages giving them q
chance TO heal aud even In tue ad-
VWuced stages Il always gives com.
tort and relief A, A. Heron OF
Finch Ark.. writes; Foley s Hon
az and Tar is the best prenNra1iNn
tor coughs and lung trouble ! know
that il has cured consumption IN Tue
first STAGES. SOLD by Louisa pgue
Company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20

relieving tie manufacturers from
special tax as rstilners and lqnor
dealers. or dealers therein from
special tax as liquor dealers under The
provisions Of section a2i Revised
statutes. ana amendments.
1t IS held that DE statute requires
she action q this special TAX hGn
the manufacturer Of eyery compound
composed OF distilled spirits. even
though drugs are declared to have
been added thereto. when their pies
ence is not liscoyeraoie by chm.al
analysis or IL is found that the
quantit, Of drugs in fhe preparation
Is so small as 10 have no appsecia-
bic effect on the alcoholic liquor
Of which the compound Is mainly d
largely composed
The same ruling applies 70 every
alsononc compound labeled as a
remedy for diseases anl containing
IN addition. 70 distilled spirits. only
Substances OF ingredients hieh. how
ever large their quanui are not
of q character 10 imu1rt ANY mfd.-
cinul quality 10 tho loapnuEd but
where substances undolbtadiz nti-
iciuai 90 their character are enmbin-
a wih whisky Or other alcoholic
liquor and are used in efficient
quauary 70 eyc q medicinal qHlli-
iy to the liquor o'aer than TIA,
which IL may Inherently p1s5
such compound IS OF o{HTsa not d
be Included 10 his ruling
! The question ia eara case ais
Ting uudar the terms oi This eirtla
VIII b. iateruIntd by ths office
no, merely mon examination # th'
the formula submitted bt she mann
faeturer Of the compound bW unoi
result, 81 the ahslysis made in IN.
chemical laboratory here of samnle
obttined IN ihe oI'en ma'hf' an.
sent IN rs the local ruiseuai-reyeuu
Officers and aeeue
The ruling as p the COM ''''i
in The fourth paFaRtaph u cirruls
10 e's ttfeas'irl DECISIONS i''r 70
8 T. -i'4 iha'. j. t1tS ~ '.'t
comp sci Of s'l.i's z '9'i'-'''''
With d7uRs, herbs roofs e'' an
are held on' as remedies ior o-ssls'
stated IN lao''S ON 'ls Oo.i's "
are 70 ne teEt''lsn "S ''''''''s =
iui the tle's asg'.' '''l,.''' = !"
i purpose ief "a'eA ,ns' ~ '',''-
. sold ef used, SNOW '''..'i = E
2 eraEs ana uH'ii s'''h ''''s ~ :
2 '.h'd druggists aaa i'e' nam
set ta''se ''i' i1'.'''s - ',' -
as iht'iieiieF 'N'2 a.e NOV " -
+ g on 10 raA ,iN = =
= dealers on ''.o'n' !" n s''
ss IS hereby re'ohea
bu' IN order 'hN 90 lAl''s'''s y
le De done 70 inese aFast's,s eNe ~.
al chants who y .thodt holding speei
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume OF Important HAPPENINGS

ficTteu IN Nahhftile Win the eA-.
eption OF one candidate for member
ship on the Board Of Public Works
The Court Of Appeals holds hat
property once assessed b. the state
Railroad Commission cannot again be
be assessed BY county officer
J. W Auxler. the lead.nF merchant
Al Anxier station. suffered a lf=a
by fire amounting 10 ,io,ooe. FRIDAY
morning al s.i5. partially covered
by Insurance This IS hard blow
To Nj. AuHier. he having suffered
tae loss Of his fine residence only a
Few monihs ago
The Court of Appeals. IN toa-
stirling the duties Of guardian
held that they were as brpad as a
panent's ani that there Was nothing
ln ths statutes requiring thar the
ANIMAL expenses Of the ward be held
within The annual income
- n HOLMES Prohibition no.ni-
nee for Mayor Of ovensboro. Nho|
has been aumb for over three years.
has recovered ks power Of rgeech
and has aocsp,ei the nomination
@ W klbreeht Wssidant Of The
Midalesboro Lav aad order League.
conferred with Gov Beckham on the
criHsina! conditions N Hell ouuniy
which be says equal Apse which
existed In BresthltL
The Central Kentucky Natural Gas
Company vas incorporated at I.eNing
ton Eith a capiial u si.seoega The
plan 10 pipe gas from Alenf,s
onnty
The Kcnireky Grand Loige oi odd
rnes recently held Ia she.y yyille
sAcied the following officers
Grams Master. A. " Clements. Of
Moggannela. Deputy Gsahd Master
" {. c Hobbs. df Lexington, Grand
s..rs,aYv n q Flllo,f n l4.ipv.
taa ffapd Treasures Gsorte Il
Morris. 81 louisville. Grand Repre-
sentaiives, Claude Z buckley. n
Louisville. and c P. scott Of Gheni
me p'inlial opn''st N'H l'F "'A''l
Nnfaen' Nhi'l = ~ 'lh' ~ 'l'na
Aasisr- = y. Dr'is'a' o ''''i'''''N
vas eiees.a Aiist "a l1'i'o's o'''
" "ioN's % ~ ser hs ''
eoA' ''i'ns ''''''i
t,,,,. ,W. "a yoang i ,,16rsJ
!, scaplt,i ~ Igg3s,tl,e ousur lo
xe-v serious sbo.ss which 4 sf,-i
a. ~. tecth parinr ial-e Yosss
.i.epc. iion j Ns-tit, Of tho
or.nssrins mar * presiding -
speciai indss of the Bs.h Circuit
Court witch Is nov in session
A fine vein oi lead has. d e sid.
beeu discovered on the farms of G
\ stone and Robert HARPER ncal
Ewing. Fleming county
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80, s,r b,tore Known Il
the twelve eoun'ies eon'pr sing ~
BufieY district there Nar p''i''''
the past lear an infiras''i "'i i'''i
u oysr Ten ih'iisanh A'fss sad %
diosiions point TO 'sfse a't'-is' :
$50 lhr crop has al been h'''s''d
aud il uif'ns ~ei. some ~" ''' ="
efs hive started stripping
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i'' - o.N 80. lsl.s .l.,. -,
are aiong the Lieking river ana ~
b. cut sad saved ana a'i'seiea I
Farmers non which place thel ="
h shipped to the East ll's Is e
Of the bigsests dsSiis IN lumber co
"a in tbs section IN years u -
take nearly a year 10 deliver 70
LOGS.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20

{
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The Northern coal and Coke com
pany owning the cream OF the Elk-
hon coal field closed a deal on
the old Doc Mason farm. on Camp
N'''n - i', :. ~, ''',.. ~, 80 -, = :"
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ls'e ~ PPpe2 49,
'''s oi 'ne "'i'',.' - ''''D'
There are number Of :ihe coal on
csengs on ihe land Fise years aso
Ibis property sold for 8 per acre
n..,1'.. c,..,-,
Of ReHmcly adjouraei Ihd3 sday al q
rrnoon 10 meet next year al Win
chester The closing feature Of the
gi,hering Ntt banquet at the Gait
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having FIRST s., the house on FIRE
Ills Sife and son eseaped. Police.
eatinguish the flames before much
damage WAS done
p,t ID, ~.
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murderer Of Jack Roien al Middle
horo from $50 to 500
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/ The Montgomery BlcegTass s.sd
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The Emperor Of Russia and 'se
Emperor of Japan sleaei the pesct
,r,tfs rb4= nsaffallv andjrr Tie aar
The box watch vas plated 20 ne
corner stone of The old Masonic Tom
Uls in taasvii'e, more that haf q
/ century ego was removed aAi''l.ii1
uy Wofknen engaged p raf'nf we
Natis
Ga, p.slAam has ssciined TO t..
ec.ne a member oi ! h"','as W. law
s'a proposed ns''''' ''snili' ''s
ior in'ss'iga'iRE ne y ~ ''''r '''''
pAn.f@ % ne s'ouha 'lal any ,'''
-'ior before me conclusion q ~.
iHv'siisalion nov 'flHs o,ls h.isa,
'niAii 'hs '''','-s !"
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20

Louisa women have code of honor
for the preserving season When a
neighbor woman takes another a
taste of preserves. the other woman
returns the favor with jelly Then
the neighbor woman sends back the
Jelly glass filled with some new chop
psi pickles. The other wonan fires
back a jar OF jam. which is return
I'd by a volley OF cucumber pickles,
and BIZ that time the returning fire
becomes quicker until the last glass
q, Jelly and the last jar Of pickles
s stored away
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20

Ae4HE taolA .tiA- -l"A ti1a 9-7
tanned in stripping the state perma-
hently OF its forest wealth. he
said. you suffer perhaps an eqnal
indire-, loss. OF which you take no
account In clearing away the i2r-
isis you change the natural eondi-
tons. which affect other industries
Of enormous importance
Commissioner OF Immigration Sdr.
gent Who vas attending the couyen-
lion. spoke concerning Ken,ueky's
needs in the matter Of desirsbls
I Immigrants lie said
n is encouraging to see the inter
the southland AMI this state
especially is man.festins in this sub
ject Within the les; twelve months
lhcre has come through the gale
vsvs of immigration I,o2s.4s9 persons
of foreign birth. Thc sreetssi Pc
,ious number vas 10 lsu; when So
l0i6 immigrants came 20 America.
Immigration follows prosperity. thus
in this rime Of prosperity the ireom-
Ing foreigners are arriving In unPre-
cented numbers
Nlr Sargent went ON 10 give sta
Hsilcs showing that ont ot the vast
number Of immigrants mat has ar
.ivcd his year only i-s per cent.
Ncnt south OF the Mason and Dixon
line. Kentucky got only ~ out oi
moue than million. lie said that
il kenucky wanted more laboFegs
ana more immigrants Il the substsu-
ual. s,ltsupprr,ins lass, It's cti-
sons must lei the world know mar,
oi kentucky In orlcr 40 attract de
siahlc labor Kentucky must do 1
little ludlcious advertising at tA'
port of entry through which these
pooplo come This advertising, b.
said. should be through tho medium
of Tho United States Government
Ine megested the establishment q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
A PLEASURE TO ALI.

No pill is as pleasant ami posi-
tive as DeWitt's Little Early Risgrs-
These famous Little Pills are so
mild aud effective that children, de-
ueate ladies and weak people en-
10Y their cleaning effect. while strong
people say tney are the best liver
pills sold. Sold by Louisa Drug Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20

Nose Fsl,nei Sho h,s been sun
uoned 10 app ar before the Brea,h-
itt county grand jaR, supposedly
in connection with the Marcsu assas-
sinatior inqairy. has pc,itioned Judge
Riddell 10 protect him with troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

good sized and apprcclotiyo audience
were IN attendance,
College han was crowded Tucaduy
oyonlng ut thc oloWtIonury recital
given by Miss Nclkc'e students, who
take oul special certificates this
spring Tho following program was
very ably rendered
Recitation, "Thc Whlstmg Rcgl.
monh' u.u,,u ELSIE Chamberlain
Recitalonf 'Nathana Fiat and
"Our Railroads. nJCnnlo Robinson
Reodne' "Cossius Against Coosar'
Recitation. oIIow the spoopendykos
lohoorsod for Private 'lhcnt,
NrNlS. Tillc Foster
Eshotlc Dull.,.,,,,.,...,..,.,Cln sa
Recitation THAT Fire AT the so.
lans, 'u",..,r.,,"knto Rogers
Monologuc, "llagar' a,uSum Paxton
Duologuo "fhc Confodoratce,",,
Hazel Stullmgs and Robt Robinson
Scene Behind Curtain,"u,,u,,
u,r,,,,,ltnnlr, Lizzie Thatcher
Recitation, Tho Lost Word, ",n..
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MonolOguc, ''Mo an Mohusulowu
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Notwithstanding our disappointment
at the state meet last Saturday wN
enjoyed a very pleasant trip, a dolo'
cation OF about three hundred went
from our school Tho very cordial on.
i0rtNIumonl cNtondcd NJ by the stu.
dents of the u, Of H. IL highly appro.
ciUtod,
"Thc Boggar student win be put on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
BRl0liAM YOUNG COLLEGE.

Logan, May 96,--Oncc more the hand
~ death has caught away one OF tho
bright sudonls Of the college on
saturday last Miss Leila Burnham OF
Richmond, a member Of the class OF
lp06, passed away after n lingering III
ness, She was nm cstimabo young
hdy, of nmlable disposition, q good
student and o faithful member Of the
church, Her death, nt the age OF 49,,
,Cmos AK n heavy blow Ia her father
ana family 0s we'll ~ 10 the students
Of the college, Funeral services were
held IN the college Tuesday At y, M
The romnlne were accompanied from
the homo IN which she died, IN tho
sixth ward by the faculty and students
Of the college ana many frlonda The
services wore under the direction ~ the
college authorities who asked Bishop
Skankey Of the sixth ward to preside,
The speakers were Mrs, Zlno y, Card,
IcprosenIing the Y, l., NJ, |, A. Miss
Lolcno Hendricks representing the
classmates Of tho deceased, Prof w.