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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

the germ immortal with God stand
ing guard. ready to bring it forth in
good time. The king who comes and
spreads his robe of erInine over all,
tTesds. Oh so gently. because of The
sleeping buds and tender blossoms
beneath his feet in their earthly era
ile The awakening time is not yet
and they will sleep more sweetly un-
der the ermine robe. Why do we
not think OF this when our hearts
are heavy laden because of what has
been hidden away from us. remember
ing that there lives one who never
loses sight Of our flowers. even
though they wither here in the cold
blasts that come from the sea OF
pain and the valley Of the shadow?
He knows they are only resting for
a moment. TO come TO more mar
yelous growth in the gardens that
are sunkissei eternally. and whose
flowers know no winter time for
sleep The earth flowers come back
70 rs from under the winters saow
and We are Of more value than
they The little birds that build
their homes in the heights and hide
in the clouds come back, when they
hear OF the springs new birth or res
urrection-and we are Of more val
ne than they We, too. will awaken
from the sleep thar closes the weary
ewes Just long enough for the ange
in waiting to bear Us over the bar
into the ct etrnal summer Of tha
Morning Land" of which ii is said
and there shall be no night there
neither any snow. or pi;iless rail-
is needed 10 kill and make alive
: From the depths will come flrtl
the hidden treasures Dead. v.
said of them. but NOT 50. Like
= gem that refuses to sparkle is hid
: Eden for a time from the light unit
: it r-sains lis brilliansy. 50 our jew
els haze been hidden from US. to b
given back perfected and a settin
that glows with Immortality. an
our flowers VIII bloom again whe
q the angels whisper awakens them
q 4 vision of sk.ss fa'r.r than our
y breeEss softer. ard slashine that ne'
or is aEiI1a- Fem cnder the $40
Of tsl.h ito ths eternal summer I
= heaven.
= This IS cur spriugtime message
u you. and amid The sorrows Of Il
days PAST that still bear heavy un'
YOU, may YOU be led out from und
the shadow into that glorious IN
flight. aud be 50 inspired with ha
ID that sorrowing and sighing shall i
= away. and quiet psaoe mantle 70
u horizon, so calm and serene. peri,
II r,st will come unto you and fore
= er abide with YOU.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
A WAY With Rabbit


some people 10 not like Brer
Rabbi' a. tood probably because
vas 10, uJotei properly tn 81 MS
way h scrutls good auyhou
Having to pat up a Luncheon On
short Esiee and having % oookei
meat usei nice fit rabbit. which
had s1aKei overnight iu saliel ssi.
er took the ihies ncsby Tart.
% the ba-ksiieed The meat from lh.
bon,s, poundti ii. dipped ii in oresm
then in fIour. and then friei .r ]
proved a suec $ ard Is sonsidsre,
as gcoi as chicken BY those Vh1 has,
tried g. saws a god hons-vifr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
Special Clubbing Offer.

an arrangement has been Inale
y the NEWS by which, for limit
cd time, We can furnish the Clncin-
Bad Weekly Enquirer and this paper
one year for s1.5O. Those want
ing to take advantage OF this offeI
should do so as soon as possible. as
We do not know how long the arrange
nent will last
The weekly COurier-Journal will al
SO be furnished at the same price
Also. We will furnish tns Dali.
Cincinnati Post and the Big ssnd,
News. both one year. for $3.50.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
Genluek, Kernels.

shocking f5dde-
Pumpkin pie sotiais
WORKING county roads
Iarse acreage ID ehsss slvI.
Many new orehiaIs heine pilnt-
seed fae,or burnei al win-h.st.
er
oweusboro is to have bridge oy-
er the Ohio.
waruius By farmers 10 hunters.
Get OF ms land
4 gl4s factory Is said to b. q
sure thing for Greensboro
settlement school at Hiniman ~
recently burned. 20 BE- rebuilt
AnotheT cherry tree in flH bloom
It's IN Grves rpuhty this tim,
Mule breeliug industry Isiyei
High prioes and strong demand clls
al il.
Something wrong At Lexington
Not report OF birth filei witl
.Ciyt Clerk within ten days
Wolf osguty school ts.ic,,er spell
ed kettle .k-e-s-t-l-e aud eot uTu
Ell down by one Of her pupils a
spelling bec
Thirteen year old Charlie smith. ,
Ait Sterliug. attempted To ,ros
track IN iron, OF movias trliI
lie will live, but crippled for life
/ John and Emma Sowe, two sma
children at Maysville, locked in
room. while mother went to do wpsl
ing for neighbor. House took III
and children burned 10 death.
Two hundred and forty tohac,
growers Of Mason county said I
have met and agreed no, to Iais
any tOhanoo next year.
II is said there are sixU-eight cour
ties in Kentucky in which {, Is NJ
lawful to sell whisky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
A CARD.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money if Foley's Honey and Tar ails
to cure your cough or cold. 1t stops
the cough and heals. the lungs. Pre-
vents pneumonia and win cure Incl
pient consumption. Contains no OPT
ates and is safest for children. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and in
sist upon having it Stops the cough
and heals the lungs. Sold by Lou
lisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
catarrh a systemic Disease.

catarrh Is systemic disease, curable
only BY systemic treatment. A remedy
that cures catarrh must aim directly at
the depressed nerve celters. This fs
what Peruna does. Peruna Immediately
invigorates the nerve centers which
give vitality to the mucous membranes.
Then catarrh disappears; then it Is per-
manently cured.
Peruna cures the catarrh wherever To-
Gated.
II 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 70 give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

HOME is. OF should D.. the aac-
leus around which ali the beauti-
ful and precions elements u a. pp'
n,-ss love 10 cinssey-ihe shinss Nher
The saercd fhiugs OF h,,r, aud e,ui
are treasured as sl' urcci9rs .nd
inssstimable No man or woman c,n
know perfect halincs, in an ear d.
lly sense. who lis nn Laapn %,
chaFm Of sw AMI pesr.iul
hume True th,i- -.s Instances Nhr
N che midst OF 'nas ,ahiprin snl
misery the soul looks up 10 tha
home eternal in the heayeas ana {,
eomforted and strengthened. but ey-
IN in this they have never realis-
ed the heantifulness OF this earth.
" life
To every temple there is an archi-
tect-a builder whose taste and
skin like the lamp Of Aladdin. shah
create an its hcauty and harmony
In the temple OF home there is one
mas Q, spirit not the rohed priest
who offers gifts to the Gods. but the
true and noble Woman who rives
hand aga heert and HE 10 tie cN-
erclse virtues which make h
Nv havN beautiful euae of men
,ys amd ,Onildrcns oycroals Tor i
'e l,as. money TO be found any 4
here y nmwn 3 % h
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated 10 Tired Moth
en- as ,hey Join The Home Cir
de q Evening Tide.

Esefy day Is a irsih beginning
Eyly morn .s the world made nex,
Y0l Ehe are EeaFy q s,rry and sin
ming.
Here Is = blaa,ifql hope for you,
4 hope for ne and q hope for you-
All hs past thiags are pass and over.
The tAsAs are done the iears are
SHED.
Yesterizys efr5Is Iet yesterday o1y-
fesiersizs Eouhds shich smarfsi
and blea
Are heaied with lhs healing sliea
night has khed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
couNrERFEIrINe THE GENUINE

Foley & Co. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lunr
remedy. and on account OF II,
great merit and POPULARITY Of FOL
cy'ss Honey and far macy limitations
are ofefred for the sciOlue. Ash
Tor Foleys Honey and rNr and ~.
nwe an substitutes Offered a. "a 9th.
er preparation viii elvo the IS1h
satisfaction. 4 is mildly ia>s||lk
A oonlalna - er,ss-- Nj N /. 10y
'ris'~ea nrecs ilbm n, n nIshon
Mich Write or ~ 0'kn
y. A. lonl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
Recipe For a World.

Take one man. woman and a gar
den. Add an apple and good fresh
snake. snr gently until the pot
begins to tsoil. then drain of the
apple ana keep adding children. sim
mer on a SLOW fire. then put ON ice.
Alternate between the two extremes.
giving the whole good. sound hast
ing when needed. turning slowly in
a proper space. Keep adding time
until the mass is of the con
sistency Of mud pie covered with
ants Multiply The Inhabitants and
g,rnlsh with villages. town. cities
and empires. Now Introduce lit
tie theology and enough dcvil sauce
to spice. adding hattle, murder.sGd-
den death and a good layer Of can't
Pul plenty OF sal, In the water and
sprinkle With had society When
,<>e -l1 ia flushed throw Il In
~ hegiR an over again
sE pr pale al this office
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

THIS volld o. q Comparatively
.haVpy vosld il Sc did not rIffsf -
muck frosn things that never happen.
Hos our shouile-s ache uadsT .le
weight Uf burdens ar are He.er asll,
eI ut,on 10 bear, Hos our hesus
are Eruag b gri5fa that never axe
shape II ~ mgre serioas charges
could BE- b-Olght againss il. sorry
Ing vould head tht list 0f foliiss j.
oosis us in uatnia amount of an-
Necessary misers. i tsles asag abe
siFehgh We ned Tor EOrk IN ali
it record II accomplishments j.
Is impossible 10 point TO single
GOOD result il has brougt.; aboU,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
FOR SALE.

$40 acre tract of land on Pigeon
roost waters OF Blaine. Lawrence
county cheap, If taken at once.
H. n. Fischer. webbyIlle. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

Insure your homes and business
places in the Glens Falls Insurance
Co. ot Glen Falls. ny
s J. Picklesimer Agent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

Render. DO you know where
YOU IAN buy fine Aall and ose,eoa.
g Pc. +. cent ,'. ~ |'ss ''.ssl.'s'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

THE nfPsnter Is abroad in the
laad and uiany hre houses are 90
ing ~ Not feV u them are 70
.be oaelpiei by Young people. Who
have lately gone through the ordeal
.of Ueiiing march n.arfiaee oere
moly A. a matter II c1u.se lhere
has b,-ea d great daI Of talking IN
dT the rss about the 10 aii7n.
the s,sIe pf architecture. The quail
Hy ami quantity % Furniture 10 BE-
par,5,ass a. aud how they intend Is
.liye uhoa they take possession q
this mdsiefniz'-l Elem Al. We Wish
could impress il on their iaiHas
that lt doesn't maitfr - much Vhsth-
er tie hlsss BE- built after Gothie oI
pioneer stlle Of arrhiisaure Nheih-
er The furniture IS Gf fashionable
make q h8me manufacture. vhstbsr
the sails are hung win rUsly IaH-
esrry q pth tbs family tr5roBe il
love and yirtue cement che family
circle 1t alu T. home in tie ira-
- sense u gh- W1ri The toty IS
but the dsellinE place Of the s1nI
n. likrEi-e The house Is bui the Iefie-
meni Of the bone We cannot ali
have perfe,f forms, aEi classic ieai-
arss lut Ne csa bave pune bt-snii-
lml spirits. ~ oannot an haye eie
CANT richly furnished hoases. but
W can have sunuy pleasant hgmes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

Inyalid Pensions For many Cong
es iht Eleventh distrie has Ie-Ir-
Ell this important committee. and llr
Edwards wants ii again. Ills dis
trc5 contains more oli t'nioa soli-
iers than the other districts u .ae
state combined
London. Nov - Without siz-
nal % warning. with never .h0usht
u danger. The Hilda. 4 cross. cilau-
nel steamer of the Southwestern
RS. crashed onto the rocks OF Jar-
din 4Eh;h9Ese. on the e1ast of Brit
any in binding snor storm. apd
went down with all on bpri.
More than i-e men ami somsn.
many clg in their statef0o1as by
jammet doors. sang 70 taer deasa
riih the fated snip MANY. llgen-
ing life belts. Eeut over the side
into the see,hlHg rater. oaly to per-
ish in the bitter cold gsyr- or 20 y
tsshfd .fel,=ss aud torn against ,he
jasgei bollders q The Fees bognd
coast
Eleven men uere saved Not cle
u me wEmsn passengers vas re-
sued
The foreign members of ths Board
Of Consulting Engineers of the 18th
miaa Canal Commission viii meet
uXt January ., Bruss-lls instead &.
Paris The plan adop,ei win make
limm, Hay one u tbe greatest har,
bors 10 the x,rii sam Ctistohal sII
b. the chief gity on ibe Atlantic
side ami Panama on the PadHcThs
rpat u ih aaal Is pla1si % se
o'N.oH and # VIII isEe fifteen years
90 build.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume of Important Happenings.


The Court Of Appeals decide,
that FisaI Courts have the rig5r
to APPOINT only one Supervisor Of
Roads in their respective COUNTIES
Washington. Nov lC-Commissiop
er Ycrkes and Representative Bennett
called al the White House to-d4y
and discussed Kentucky matters viii
tie President
Among other things they were
assured that United States District
Attorney }. II. Tinsley. Of the East-
en- district Of Kentucky. wiIl be re-
appointed This decision Was Ieach-
Cd BY the President on the ground
that nHsIeys record in the office
Is a good one that he is an Old sold
irr. that his son vas IN the Spanish
Ameri.an War. and. ia short mat
no reason except the fac, that anoth-
er mal wanted the place e1ald te
urged against his retention IN Office
Tinsley has served Only four yeans
and tie President holds that be d.
sryes reappointment
Grayon, ky My le The Leon
5'ave and Heading Cos dryaoirsf.
Leon. ky.. and large quantity q
finished stock eurhed The l1sses
Niii run up 10 The r,plsants. with
partial insurance
D,a,ill. Ky Nov IA An,,- In,
ah Atkins tbe oldest woman 10 Ken
tucky. tiei Early this morning a.
her home on Walnut street, IN ans
city. az the age of 10 years. she
has servant In the home q lsatt
Shelby the nrs' Governor oi Ken.
'neky when b. besan his t1reer =
Ghiei Executive at Lexington IN y
y she Mas respected bs iafse
number Of "h.'e PERSONS. Apo ~iiI
iikei' attend hef funeral IN a eoiy
i'-uioFF"~
ri. o4.o R,v.r ysu.y t,,,,-, Il.
m.,i ,..,,.t,,i,,n ,d,,,,,,., ~.
80. n, III .,flr.....t
- ~ r,.s,, II. IL.
abisb q -Nin..fo,t n,9,,..-r
gauge from f''tsnurs to Cairo N
81 Patton OF oa'le'isburE is on
.of The Wee Rrssiis'' Toe TX
meeting niil BE- hell in p 'ileaith
ps,t,t.,r,i, "a, ID p.,f,y Il,
.s,.., ), tb. .. ~ I,t, F,-lir
~ tsph CAL, l,i.Gregs ub-
o.-e k,n.J a IA. M,s,ste s..e
WI. !. x,,.mi,s, Ia /, ~. ti.
n.f thar ~. IN, ren b,t entered
nh and th,t S6j-o mounds Of boi
metal pourst from leak and nom.
pl.,ely absorbed them 10, t.sc.
~ the l.,li.- II the men WIS distos.
erst the si.-j c3upan, has decides
n take abgut Nyso p.auds 81 .a,
.te.l from ths pL,c. where The H..
ssrs i,st seen ana hlye Il burt.-
81, Of respect of ,ae dad porkmen
at e''on'r : 4e'S a''''N
Jug - ' '' V'''
pos,cffioe robbers. supposedly irin
Kentucky last Tue-iay morning D.
fore dasbreak looted the postofiic
a, Coplsy. ~ Va They bIew In
safe with dynamite. secured aiI ID
money and STAMPS. took auay q
letters and nSrnres that o1nld b
conveniently carried on and Iet, -
~ ,. ~
- -
- - -. ~
-. t.u,.,.,i,.
lyenge the capture Of the tSo DIS
boss. Who we're taken last Nee
near pit'sbirg by lnsP',ior oidiiel.
ne,pnaTi
pfinite steps we're taken al Wiz
chester 'cs the permanent orsaniz'
,eai,o, The .x.,,,,t,s ,,u,mit,.
,a,b,-tzed q .,b-eommit,ee 10 dra
crstifn,lon ana t,.lavs win
xiu n. sntp,,,f.3 ia ar. n.xr "a,
,sn,ion 1be ssn,te c,mmitte,
p.v,nus ana T,x,,,on b.ar.I ss5-.-
= y" H"'f''" ' . :"
The Pepnsylvania state Boari
J. p,rdsns has commuies to nh. in
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

TROUBLE COMES 10 ail of us Ths
pas, IS sirsVu lzNb broke1 ,xpeeia.
,ioas and iu1ousllahls grieGs Dealt
H. leo its shadows aeross aimosJ et
1y hearJhscne and Us causfan
nvasss ever approaching near &
ls fl iAs hayesi spirits Niih terror
But to Us The rainbow of hope ha
bea ey present we have ueye
beiirye5 that eusin vas rurpose
lees
The same aII-pre,aliue FoKtT.ph1s
lanllaogs iea lei tAe heavens srl
stars vho ley-lei the plains wh
if,el up The mouai1ius and taBsh
the rivers % rsn down 90 the s..
designed our teing and eoutemplai
"a our destiny
WHIST it shall be Ne % not know
Huv il s'nll come We a,nno, tell
Whe;hrr II shall come IS the ol
Ip-pghets Thought amid The clash ,
W1glis Or Wregk of matter. al 2
ths gentle beauty oI a MAY morn
ing He annoi sse hut il wiil .ou
it viii De- just As easy f1r this No,i
70 enl as it vas Tor d. ,3beei= an
here Is much sr'zler reason for ID
ending than there is Tor iae b gIr
ming Tie inequality of This porI
must T. somewhere adjusted Hel
wrong is sometimes triumphant. !;
z1leHt power occasionally yicflrio.
and unoienishet Nir;ue mislais.
and misunderstood
As surely As the sun saiass. q
ime VIII come uhea the one Vi
- punished. and The 9tasr rvarie
and when eqaal ana exec, tlsd,
The most slorols parssc known
any language .hall b. meiei q
TO an
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24
M Iss ADELAIDE CLAIRE, 44s w.
nl Forty-first street, New York City,

Nl Forty-first street, New York City,
y. V, writes:
"Peruna strengthens and restores the
nervous system, builds up your worn
cut constitution and is just what women
need who are afflicted with weakness Of
any kind. 1 hear nothing but praise for
Peruna on all sides. Most Of the mem-
Ders Of my family have used it and all
stand byi As wonderful health giver."
Miss Adelaide Claire.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

The case Of Claude Coleman. VS.
Contractors l.anghotne and Ricketts,
has been compromised for 5000. halt
Of which goes 10 the attorneys. c
Il Wheeler. Of Paintsville. and 3
Jewell Rice. Of Ashland.
Grcenup. Ky. Nov. ls.-The de-
feaied candidates on the Citizens
ticket in the late election are max.
lng all necessary arrangements 10
contest the elsction.
James Hatcher. Democrat and .
banker Of Pikeville. defeated ,andl-
date Tor County judge Of Pike coun-
". is contcsting the election Of Judge
Ford his opponent Hatcher charges
that the ballot boxes were stuffed
in number Of precincts He is IN
Frankfort preferring charges.
First Lieut. Julian NJ Howard. ci
the Mlddlcsboro company ornnkcd 70
suppress awlcsnes In sha, SECTION,
died froM a pistol wound accidental
|ly Inflicted by himself
Representative Edwards. Of ken.
i1n VI YAl Rr9a'' BE- q y. ,...' A
'rees lIrh' win alao he placcd At the
ppeE end Of the reseryS on this
de.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

me hauIeshIp Kentucky holds The
prd for having sent message
longest distance by wireless ,cle-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-24

Danuue. Ky NOV lo Aunt yud-
ah Atkins The oldest woman ia Ken
tacky diai early this morning a.
her home on Walnut street in ,his
city. at the age Of 10 years She
eas servant In the home of Isaac
seseiby. thr FIRST Governor u Ken.
lucky when b. besan his career -
Chief Executive AZ Lexington in u
- She Ass respected b. a arst
number Of wh.,e persons. aho VII
likely attend her funeral in boiy
to-uorroW.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-10
MORE MACHINE WORK.

There is serious embarrassment to
the future of the South Dakota Cen.
trial railroad in the failure of the leg
islature 10 authorize the condemna-
ton OF short strip Of the Milwaukee
right Of way, that the South Dakota
Central might secure an entrance into
Sioux Falls through the cliffs of its
nothern environment.
The story Of this transaction reach
es back to the organization OF the leg
islature, when representative of a
railroad, who was not a member of
the Legislature, objected TO the ap
pointment of certain man on one OF
the railroad committees of that organ
ization on the grounds that he would
be likely to oppose some of the in
terests Of the objecting railroad rep
resentative.
1t may strike the common public
as an extraordinary proceeding for a
railroad company to dictate the per-
sonnel of the railroad copmittees Of
legislature, but the common public
must not forget that South Dakota
political system is under exact cor
poration control.
Mr.Sherman. president OF the South
Dakota Central, went before the rail-
road committees of the Legislature
and explained the situation, but he
was there accorded scant courtesy,
as well as within the circle Of the
Minnehaha county delegation, where
loyalty to so important local enter
| prise should have bsen open aud ag-
| gressiye.
| The constituents Of five members
| OF the railroad committees, who woulc
have been benefited by the extension
as propocsd, OF the South Dakot;
Central, unavailingly petitioned their
rspresen tatives 10 favor the passag'
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-10
Legal Notices.

NOTIE OF HEARING PETITION.
State of South Dakota, County of Kin gs
bury--as.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Andrew
Jenson, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ing 10 Johanna Jenson Alan Fpstney,
Maude Jenson, Dora Jenson, Minnie Jen-
son, and Ruth JenSou. heirs at law and
ne xt to kin of Andrew Jenson, deceased
and to whom these presents may come.
Notice Is hereby given that Johanna
Jenson, widow of said deceased, has filed
with the Judge of this Court,5a petition
nravin1 for letters of administration -ot
the Estate of said Andrew Jenson. de
ceased, and that Monday the 3th day
of March, A. ID. 1905, at one O'Clock, p. M
of said day, being DAY of a regular ternl
of this court, to-wit of the March term
A. ID. 1905, at the Court room Of the
Court, in the Court House in the city oi
De Smet, County of hingsbury and Stat {
of South Dakota. has been set for hearing
said ,petittons when and any persons in
terested in said estate may appear and
show cause why said petition should not
be granted
of February, A. ID. 1905.
ALBERT X. ABLE
Judge of the County Court
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-10

In the Argus Leader we find the
following paragraph which explains
the reason for the passage of forty
six sections of law governing the
holding of the caucus and setting
the dates Of conventions:
There will be criticism Of members
.sor their failure 10 submit the pri-
mary election law, but when the pub
lie becomes familiar with the provi
sions Of the caucus law enacted
much of this criticism will be dis
armed.
Something had to be done for the
benefit of the twenty Four senators
who raped the constitution. Hence
the abortion labeled "pure caucus
law"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-10

Hon. j. III. Carroll has served his
second term in the house of repre-
sentatives aud returned to his CON
stitueDts with a record Of which any
man might well feel proud. He has
the supreme satisfaction of duty
well and faithfully performed of hav.
ing espoused the cause Of the people
against those who would trample
under foot the constitutional rights
of the people at the behest of un-
scrupulous politicians. 1t was large
ly though his able generalship thas
the house cast majority vote IN
favor Of maintaining those consttn
tional rights, for, be it known that he
was the chosen leader Of the move
mentto submit the primary petition
under the constitution.