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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
GOES TO pEN1TENT1ARY.
Mrs. Chadwick, of Frenzied Finan-
ciering Fame, Commences Her
Ten-Year Term i'm Prison.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Cas-
sic L, Chadwick arrived at the peniten-
tiary Friday from Cleveland to begin
a sentence Of ten years for conspiracy
to wreck the Citizens National bank at
oberlin, O. She was taken through the
baggage room under the general wait
ing room in the Union station and has,
tily placed in carriage and hustled
of ito prison. Ten policemen were
sent to the station to keep the crowd
back and three policemen escorted the
woman to the carriage. Mrs. Chad
wick was in charge Of United States
Marshal Chandler and Deputy Fleming
and was brought to Columbus in a
Pullman over the Big Four.
An ex-woman clerk in the secretary's
Office Of the penitentiary identified Mrs.
Chadwick some time after she arrived
at the prison, as Madame DeVere, who
had served term in the penitentiary
in 1901 for forgery. Mrs. Chadwick,
after the Identification neither admit
ted nor denied she was Madame De-
We're.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
REVOKED THE ORDER.
nIissoura Insuranee superintsndena
Notines Now York Lilo They
May Contihus business.

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eonleienOo VIZ e. Is, q, az aT,sso,,v,
cial couns lo.. n 800 .,'...y,r'
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tenoen' y ns'1 s.,,.,,,,',. ,.,,a,. ro.,,
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tor q ing Now ~. 49, W. y .,,sna,,.,or
company, ~. ~. Az 49, an.',,,s :, MA haen
issueu asAne' 'o
re W. s .,. ,.,,o- I, racart date
na,o ~ ~. oaosra " psrl,ns IT
saylns -. -. 49, n n.os,dsrcv " H.
signed po.n .n ~. '. ssa,.ssansh,r I, the
COMPANY ~ W. ny. tha, NJ Tobn 4
nnance oom.Y ~ ..as,darcv ~ tba
MCCALL le',sa so s,opa.,ors ha,ny ~
colnpany 49,. D -. ~ hosrd ~ trustees:
one ssOey r1ara;, ha,ora res,vning re-.
.nas !. ~ .rs.sryv ~ ire comnany
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Michigantown, Ind, Jan. i6.-The
heavy wind Monday afternoon blew In
the south wall Of Bacon's school house,
six miles east OF this place, killing Del
pha johnson, u years old. and iniuring
a score Of scholars There were about
twenty pupils IN the room at the time
Of the accident. The crash came with
out any warning and the pupils had no
time 70 make their escape from the
building. all being caught in the DE-
briR Homer Curts. the teacher o.
the school, was seriously injured b.
falling bricks. II Is believed that aIl
Of The injured WIN recover.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Ahandonea the Cherokee.

Atlantic City, N. J., Jan. 16.-Capt.
Archibald, his two mates and the life
saving crews who had refused to leave
the steamer Cherokee. which lies
stranded on the Brigantine shoals
two miles of shore, Monday night
abandoned the vessel Waves were
running over the deck and pounding
against the pilot house, the last refuge
Of the captain and his men. The OH
GERS went ashore In one Of the boati
Of the Brigantine life saving crew
The big vessel, which Is valued a
about $500, 0OOo, win probably be a to
tai loss
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

-aIcago, Jan. 1e.-Unlted States Cir
cult Judge Bethea Monday granted
District Attorney Morrison's petition
for an appeal to the United States sli-
preme court from Judge Bethea's re-
cent decision in favor Of the railroads
In the case Of the interstate commerce
commission against the Chicago Great
Western Railway company and IS sim
liar corporations The case went u
the trial ON q motion TO an order sup
porting an order Of the Interstate
commerce commission making II In
cumbept upon the defendant railroads
to change their rates on live stock
and dressed meats from Missouri river
points TO Chicago. Several errors are
alleged By Attorney Morrison TO have
occurred during the proceedings
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

lola Kan, Jan le-A q business
meeting Of thoKansas Publishers Club.
he Advertising association Of Kansas.
IL Brlsi0w, Of salinA, was elected
president; Ton W. Morgan. Ottawa.
vics pru1ident and ]. =. Baxter Of
TuDcin. souutary. Inavunvorlh vua
choaon q ths meeting place Of the e.
sociniion foG nezf Tear. About hirl1
ndrultlrln9 nm. rc1Eu1entug kaue11
any paper1 wslo present fclloving
ne buainrl mwtinE. . ban1u1t ul1
iradrsd ~ yi1,tUl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
BLOCKS CANAL WORK
Southern Pacific Railway Accused
by Secretary TAFT.
OFFICIALS BEFORE The COMMITTEE
Estimates Called for in Deficiency
Appropriation Satisfactory
and VIII Not BE
Scaled Down.

washington, Jan. 16.--Charges by
Secretary Taft and Chief Engineer
stevens OF the Isthmian canal commits
sion that the Southern Pacific rail-
way Is responsible for the freight con-
gestion on the Isthmus OF Panama
formed the most interesting develop
ment of a four hours hearing Monday
ON canal affairs before the deficiency
subcommittee Of the house committee
on appropriations.
The Southern Pacific railway COM
pany controls the Pacific Steamship
company according to the statements
of the secretary of war and Mr.. Ste
VEINS. who says that since the aDroga-
ton Of the freight agreement between
the Panama railroad and the steamship
company the latter has been diiatory
In calling for San Francisco freight
ON the west side of the isthmus. It IL
charged that steamers frequently re-
fuse to stop to take on freight and even
leave port with only partial cargo,
while great quantities Of freight lie
on the wharves.
1t was alleged that the apparent mo-
tive for this course on the part OF the
steamship company was to hinder ma
terials intended for the canal delivered
at Colon by the steamships operating
by the government from New York
so that shipments would be necessary
over the lines Of the Pacific Mall from
San Francisco. That the blockade
hal had this effect was asserted by
Chief Engineer Stevens who said that
several cargoes had been shipped via
SIN Francisco and over tho Pacific
Mail line for this very reason. Other
shipments will go this way unless an
end can be made to the blockade.
AS there are no wbarves on the west
side Of the isthmus II Is impossible for
the railroad company to store the con-
gested freight on that side Of the
isthmus until it can be shipped
to San Francisco. Consequently the
storage and docking facilities on the
cast side of the isthmus are said to
be constantly overtaxed and the canal
work seriously hindered.
Secretary Taft was summoned be-
fore the subcommittee to make OK.
plantations concerning estimates fol
canal expenses included in the add
tlonal appropriations Of $5,5O0,OO(
sought in order to continue the cana
until the end of the present hsca
year on June 80. Secretary Taft was
accompanied by Chairman Shonts, o.
the isthmian canal commission, Chic
! Engineer Stevens, q. s. Benson, gen
eral auditor, and David W. Ross, The
! general purchasing agent of the cont
mission,
! Representative Tawney, chairman o.
the appropriation committee, and otn'
J or members Of the iheficiency sub
conn ittee, said after the hearing thai
they were convinced the estimates o.
the secretary Of war and his assist
ants have been made with great care
Mr.. Tawney also said that the eyieN
of the canal organization shows thai
It is much more perfect than man!
other branches OF the government ant
Il more economically administered
There is little disposition among IN
momrcrs of the subcommittee t
shave the estimates which the com
mittee regarded as very moderate
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
FAVORS LOCK CANAL.
President Roosevelt Wants Water
way Finished for This Generation
Does Not want Salaries Cut.

washington, Jan. 16.--President
Roosevelt is preparing to send to con-
eress a message which will favor a
lock- canal. He had conferences Mon
day with several members of the SEN
ate committee on interoceanic canals
including Senators Kittredge, Knox,
Dryden, Hopkins and Ankeny,
The committee has in its possession
an advance copy of the report furnish
ed by the president for use In examin-
ing Chief Engineer Stevens when he
appears before the committee Wednes-
day at the opening Of the investigation
made BY the senate. This report con-
tains the views Of the consulting board
as expressed before the foreign mem
bers left this country. together with
the amendments that have been made
since, and to which General Davis IL
now getting their endorsements.
The message Of the president will
favor the construction Of lock canal
on the ground that 1t is in the interest
of the present generation and not fol
posterity, and that It can be built al
less cost Of time and money. 1t is said
that the president incidentally asked
the republican members Of the com
mittee to support the nomination Of
Joseph B. Bishop to be member Of
the canal commission and to use every
effort to prevent indlscriminate re
auctions Of the salaries Of canal on
cials, which he fears may be the result
Of the Investigation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

New York, Jan. lk-Iho Commef~
ciai Cahis company announced Sunday
nat 4 had been adrlnsd b. he vgle-
rueinn rovurnment 0ai tsleUaphie
comnuniostion d opeh b. vay o.
trinidad rnd Aun1ura Dlr1otcha1
Az fornur1ef orgwera Acns pc'n'A
fany ~ nrrr1 q lnnbcaia
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
ogErolAL PRoCEEDIHGs
Of the Board Of County Commissioner
Of Dickinson County. Kansas.


rha poard OF County Commissioners me mst
..ccr ding 70 law on Tuesday, Jan. y isVo'
NJ, yoot,on the Board compromised back
49, nn IA IA. block Up" T. Il ). add. 70 hops
70 A. g. Dams for eob1 Il,
on motion the Board compromised a pac "
4 taxes on blocks s and Q, Sheerans aIn auu' "
Chapman for tlO. hus,-
! ..aes ana adiourned at y. m. 10 meet apva'
~. wednesday, JAN D. lsVo'
WEDNESDAY,, JAN ., 1906.
rhs BOARD met as per adjournment, oil
THO poard spent the day auditing ana al
having bills against the county, I. ~
~, yssotion he Board adjourned at p NJ
naaat AZ q A. m. Thursday, Jan, 2, lVVo'
THURSDAY. JANA, 1905.
Tho Poard met as per adjournment all
~ Uent,on me Board accepted the viewers
report on the O. Za%6FI 9ba y IosI Of the
Which aS re gppSvsS Sf fot n The petltion
1y1r rontien the Board adopted the viewers ~
,.o,,ort IN the Frank HUI road petltion, anu
declared the road public n nEnTbSiYl IL against
~, aI nc,,rsv The Board adjourned AZ b;SO p
NJ IL meet At . a. m. Friday, Jan. D. iSOo'
FRIDAY, JAN. 3. 1905.
The Roard met at q. m. as per adjourn
rner1t. ali members present ,o,ad hilIa
TT he Board audited and allowed dis
ASainsnS o oaS left Il II o. m. for the County
Poor Farm to make Its regularly q uad a.
inspectiOn Of said farm ana reVurnou ~
w. hf;,or attending to miscellaneous business :
4,,a Goard "a joufned at $3.50 p M 70 mees Nv
40 q. N. Saturday, Jan. o. 1900
SATURDAY, JAN. q, 1905.
Thu BOARD met at $3.50 a. M as per adjoprn-
~ nation the Board adopted the viewers
weDort on the A. W. Hargrsaves roaa pe~'
don. ,s,,,hv Jobn Erwin and
Isaac Lowe were app ,Gtinn 'i'" =
~ notion A, v. Jewett, W; ): Anaerson
and n. M, Dahlstrom were hppolnIeu vn1w1 u
q raview the road as petitioned for Dy q W.
Scbenberger and were ordered TO meeD Oh
Jan h,s ys 10 t n Rugh appeared before the
Roard in behalf Of Mrs. Landes and I nieo z
6evnn to the petition and viewers report
On the j, nj, sexton road petition On nOv,U,
the demurrer was sustained and the viewers
Es XU motion II. W. Jacobs. was appointed a
Aelecate and u s. Mccormick alteruiaDe ~
the Kansas SEMI Centennial c 90 tene W
be held at Topeka on Jann@,S ~ @ pro-
reedinRs for the quarter ending Dece aa a y,
n. I005' we're read and on motioh wero "p-
proved as read. aA.,,,rod A. II n. m.
fNBine die.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
EntertalnlnE chinese oommission

Entertaining Chinehe
San Francisco, Jan. 16.-The impe-
rial Chinese commissioners Monday in
spected the American military reser-
walton at the Precidio under the guild
ance Of Gems. Sumner and Funston.
After q trip around the bay to view the
harbor defenses they were the guests
Of Rear Admiral Goodrich at lunch
con on board the flagship Chicako.
They then visited the state university
at Berkeley and were present at the
dedication Of California hall, a recent
ly completed building on the campus
The party did not return to this city
but in the afternoon took a special
Southern Pacific train for the East
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Board RsorgauiSsd'

Tho Board Of County Commissioners o.
Dickinson county Kansas, m 5aSs a tbere beinS
kchereT The members Of said HOARD. me
Board WAS called to order by 4; W Jaeoos'
county clerk, and on motion BY u a. scnereIs
seconded by O. W. Peterson, b. u. bry was
elected chairman Of the Board Tor the ensu-
~ motion by @. A. scherer,, seconded BY T.
W. Paterson, Dr. T. X. Conklin was feap-
for ire wear commencing March ISL, iv IVY
The said Dr, 7. r. Conklin to receive SUI
arv N $500 per annum as county ,physal1c lu.l
and SiOo per annum as county health 9ncer'
on motion by U. A. Scherer, seconded ~ ";
w. Peterson, Asa Johnson was reaRpolnsse ~,
enperintendent OF the County Poor rarn lot
fhe wear commencing March ISL, lsVo' ~
salary Of 300 per annum 4. .,,o,v n w
IN motion the Board agreed to allow u: w.
Jacobs $3.50 for writing the real estate ues-
crIptions IN the 1905 assessment rolls
On motion the Board accepted the resign1i =
tIon OF j j, Huitt as trustee Of Wiliowaaie
IN motion the Board adjourned at $3.50 p.
m, to meet ~ 0 a. m. Tuesday, Jan. ., lvOb.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Ia sultan o. TURKEY owns non
than 80 hlcyclea. s0ma win cid s1I
dilvsf mounllngz II II oaid ttal n
cold aarn . Eood ulialy q lrict r't1r
he r,1o hr1 E vuaknul f1r ucIf en-
and Esznd BiancA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Madison, Wis. Jan. 16.-The leeis-
lntive committee appointed at the last
session Of the legislature to investigate
the Affairs Of life insurance companies
and make q report and recommenda-
tion to the governor on or before Do
cember ! met At the state capitol Mon
day and formally organized By electine
senator J. n. Freer Of Hudson he
chairman. II was decided 70 send 2
sub committee 70 New York 70 con
suit with the Armstrong committsA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Columbia, No. Jan 1S-Ihe state
board q aeTicultme met here and
elected Ire following onceIss A. 7.
Nelson. Lehanon, president; 7. @ hay-
nan. Houu,0nia. vica plalidenf 0corgs
B. Eilh, Columbia ncerotsfy; onario
Yenior, scala. lleagureri z. b hipla!.
eaf.lia. sscrslnry q ne stats inif
ho.rf. executive hoard. president q
lnisk cnrunos: vics 1ruai1lat
1otn Dorruc1lE, Bu1E.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

The Roard met as per adjournment, all
.zmembers present .,,Io,ptad trustee
~ WiIIowdale township to I'LL tne vacahOy
sransad bv lie resignation VI J. =. aults 80
IN mniion j, b. Ramsey was reAppvlnn.eu
ianitor Of the court house for the yesd Gonl.
inenclns March lst, 1905, ~ . salary OF CIV per
The BOARD checked the daily statements , OF
4he county treasurer for the months OF Oc-
7oher. November and December, lvOO.. 80.
ME Board caoceled old warrants vuts. ~ 1,u
inr ana uncailed for, for period OF three
years or more: ,A.,,,s NOVA desir.
nnten ~ county depOsitariesi the Aui ~,
National Bank, The Citizens Bank oL . hvia
lane The Abilene state Bank, The Olykehls
RANK Of solomon, The solomon state pAnk,
The Chapman state Bank, The plcklhson
County Hank OF Enterprise, The Woodplr,,he =
fsfnte HANK. The Bank OF Herington,, Inc nne
Firss National Bank Of Harrington ana Ahe
Carlton state Bank. ..,.s or.
derea 70 deposit the county FUNDS IN WY WY
ronntv depositurles Ms follows; 90 per GEM
IN the Abilene Banks and 40 per cent Ia TINS
hnnks out,id OF Abilene.
on motion the Board adjourned 81 e;5g p
m, 60 meet at . a. m. "Wednesday, jan ~, lSVo'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

~ Board net 80 a. ~ q PER adiourn-
md an uruhoT1 present.
IN rII1tInr lIoIl r.Il1rel rI1IlfIV SAFE
-,...'[- ~ ~ rrar'r0I 20 HsaIt, Enl11I q
o. ~ ~ cor'INcl pllcl q
.|'-.1'.I ~ rIQII nIIN11 ~ IH1I rIrIr1 I'd On
||1n 1III1lr11 40 , r' a ul.l -caA11I
rrrIT U1|I.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

The Board mot as per adjournment, all
INV board examined and approved town
ahip trustees annual reports, u..
for the quarter ending March u, lVOo; MRS.
Lawton 6 per month, Geo sWick uQ per
month. TITLE Seaman % per month, Eliza
ffimmerson go per month, Title helore "
foneSine, d Der week, Mrs.. D. Tweedy q per
week ss nation tax certificate as Of sale Of 1891
was compromised to ". 7. Harris for Ael:
On motion tax certificate 3oi OF, sale OF lbpl
and x9s Of sale Of 1899 was compromised 70
NE Bosrd appointed Geo. =. jones' Jos.
TAYLOR aud ], B: Warheld viewers ON the
road as petltlonea teL ~ =. 80 .s.ero,n,ed
county undertaken who agrees 70 furnish
coffin and rough box 10 the county for sso0.
on motion the Abilene Weekly keneiior
was designated the onlclnl county psper AZ
fious toWiti All the Official county puollca.
lions 10 Be published In both Daily and
Weakly Reflector, the County Commlsslonera
agreeing topay the Abilene henec.ot ~ re ~.
RE said publications excepting the oeiln-
onenf tax lat for the publication OF which
fhav nnroe to pay full legal rates me said
Abilene Reflector Publishing 70, aaIess "
pay Is per cent Of the total AMOUNT received
IN All county publications 70 Heath, Parent
EcS.. 3uhiisheTS Of the Abilene chronicle
and ib per cent OF the total amount received
10 ], W. Howe, pn1linhor. Of the DlcklnsQn
nountv News, providing al the county pub
lIcafions appear IN the Daily and Weekly
1fTonicle and the Dickinson County NeWa
IN cnse Ire county publications 90 not ap'
pear IN the Daily and Weekly chfonicle, then
IN nbuVe stated 3 per cenlto revert % ne
oornfl nud n case tho countY puullcallonl
~ not auusaf N the Dickinson oounty New
fhsn me Above stated IS per ca1t q refer. q
1ho county. Q. ". Peterson voting 70 on nc
l ~ 91noia,lnn De bad aa,onrnsa Is y N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-18
In Mayors Court,

HIS Honor Mayor Thomas had hrs
hands full At the regular srs-lon VI his
court Tuesday dozen hack drivers
having been arrested ulou a charge Of
dilorderly conduct
This charge wSs brought becaps", ia
violation OF the ordinance requiring
certain restrictions from harkmrn ~
the depots, persisted IN making them
selves obnoxious by yelling at pas
sengers and almost wrenching their
luggage IN an attempt "a make them
take a carriage, The complaint was
made, the men srrched, and five ~
the twelve were adjudgtd guilty and
sen cnced to pay fine Of 5 and costa
each
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-18
THROUGH SERVICE
NOW ESTABLISHED
The First Through Traia Arrived
on TIM i+c2G~y AtttyGOcA
CROWDS AT THE STATION

A Through Train on a Regular Sched-
ule Was a Novelty TO Them, Which
Was Duly AppreciAted-SerVce Oes-
tined to be of Great Benefit.
True II the promise, Which WAS see
cured after 3 hard and tirelcss energy,
the Atlantic Cost Line has finally
given Gainesville the benefit Of
through train service, and once more
tue cry which enjoyed these priy-
leges ears ago lie again listed as being
on Through line"
The fret OF the through trains on
the regular schedule arrived al l2;40
.. m. Monday, being the train from
Jacksonville to ST. Petersburg. This
train was in charge Of Conductor
Charles Leery and Engineer Harry
Windisch, aud was first.csss train in
all its appointments. 1t compri.ed
two express cars, a combination baG.
gage and mail car, combination pas.
senker coach, chair ear and Pull
man paror car. A large number OF
people gathered at the station to vel.
come the frat through train by the
new schedule.
Tram No. 40, which was due here at
2:65, was few moments late, but ar.
rived at 8 10 in good shape, aud was
composed OF the same number aud
class Of coaches a. the suuthbOutd
train. This train was in charge OF
Conductor Bosclalr, with faithful En-
gEeer Dave Hsddock at tie throttle,
The train crews. who have been run.
ming via Paatka into Jacksonville,
teem well pleased With the change,
and may be safely sand tLat the poo.
p,r II Gainesville welcome the new
servi G, NE has BEEN demonstrated al
ready. Thanks are due to Superln-
tendent H. 4. Ford " the new thrd
district, super den, GIas. Of the
GAiresvlI,e district, and Others who
have interested themselve- aud worked
so hard and faithfully u accomplish
this service.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-18
BROOKS
SPECIAL
PRICES

HrrL '.lc Buttrr, IN I.pcuHd rr'Gt>,
the lluCN tn earth tOC
Virginia Country tuICI Hams ISc
Rest Elgin butter 3Ac
Irish Potatoes, per Icrk BE
Nirglnh breakfast Bacon, snail
strips ..... lSc
Fresh Eggs, per dozen zoe
I.9 Barrel faultlc>> Flour. $500
I.9 barrel Swans Town Flour S3.95
l.9 Barrel rlllNhury Flour $3.50
Have you tried Brooks FN rite Cot.
Zee. can only Poe.
HclnIr Apple Butter, per can loo.
Try that RocAhlc Butter something
ENIRA FINE.
S. F. BROOKS,
III West Main 81. y. Phone s3j.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-18
Or. m'kINSTRY'S VERSION.
Says CITY Editor Of The Sun NJ $.
quoted n m at Mondays Meeting

Says CITY Editor OF The Sun NJ $.
quoted II m at Mondays Meeting
CITY Eiitor sun: In sour report 81
g." proceedings " the A,achuA County
Democrat. Committee yuu hltrhpt"
- me- l4ngIHge denur''Atury 10 tae
STATE Fem pcrAt,c Committee. which !
absolutely deny having u'd. ! Old
say that H." calling OF y primary rIcc'
tion carrier lhau June 18th 81 any ycaf
vas RValrsl tie interest. ~ a." cuuu.
tIy pruIIp and ,rrycu,cd \ fu.I nd
free expression ~ the Ioiis 4 th',r
wisn,s and d".Irrs r.su sA'd 10 -
BIS to tuGp'ries from cRnd dat - ipr
the Legislature and state senate. Eat
tho state Committee nd s'tt TIE
County Com niure otly one copy 81
the rule, sud had iat''d to srrd 6 Z"
customary hiaus notices - cNuitfs'y
wlch t'c.r rl.o' t,g.itr! mgE be-
flied ugtArd returned ~ Ap'li 'G O.
furthrr.aid TIA. tust section ~
TIE rules ofth- state Commit 10
reference t. Lcg,.lAtyr cAui dnie ~A'
Ambiguou. and not easJ ~ Hni"t.
standing. and ttsI shu~ 'i- Aiarhl n
County Committee aou & comply "a
the tr,msrJ elect ou iAS Absolutely.
that AM Legislative ~ -'uAtpftA, can
diiato whose As,~s.mebt "a. Ial 20
tie County Commitis~ ~ Av'. 18th
would have he nam" srlut"d 900 he
otfi.iat be lot the 'g'e' ~ a." sat"
Committee g. the cputp'y na'~ 'n
sanding
The meaning I Intended 10 rorvsI
Vnttai. -h.Is clrlJ pruAt.'' m,stt
suii The .rcIi ro.t'ai 'n'''"'' =
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Special Called Meeting.

4 special called meeting Of n"
Board OF Stewards o. the Methodist
church will b. held AZ the church d.
rectly after prayer.msetng on
Wednesday evening. April ls!h All
members Of the board are requested to
BE- present. W, y SHTArs, Chm
FERDINAND BANEK. Sec,
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