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had the especial counsel Of Drs Rave
mel, Peters and Reynolds These gen
tlemen wrote To number Of scientists,
aud the committee embodied in their
report the reply " Prof William II.
WEIGH of Johns Hopkins university.
Baltimore. who said
LUMPY JAW CATTLE o. X.
I'm view OF the absence Of any pos
sible danger 90 health arising from the
use OF the meat Of cattle affected with
only localized tuberculosis, or acino-
myCosls Oumpy jaw) Of slight or mod
crate extent IL would. In my opinion,
be eXttayagant and indeed absurd 20
condemn the carcasses Of such cattle,
provided the animals are well nOurish-
cd and otherwise In good condition
1T is Of course understood that the
diseased part and organs are completes
ly removed and destroyed and that
proper precautions are taken 10 guard
against the accidental contamination
Of the meat with tubercle baciIli dur
inc and after slaughterlng. As regards
tuberculosis, l consider that all reason-
able demands are met by the condem-
extensive, active tuberculosis and with
genoralized tuberculosis. Tho demands
solely Of public health would doubtless
De met boy less stringent regulations
Ia summing up their Observance OF
the inspection the committee say:
INSPECTION or CARCAssEs,
The inspection Of carcasses has been
observed boz operation in an Of the
houses and a very considerable amount
of'tlme has been spent. in some cases
for hours I'm succession. AT the same
place studying this department Of the
work. There are. unquestiOnably, GER
tain features regarding which some mi
nor suggestions and criticisms might
fairly be made. but In general il was
found that the inspection OF the dead
animal. up 10 the time the carcass and
separated organs passed from the kill
ing room was reasonably careful. thor
Ough and generally efficient.
The committee considers II Of the Ut
most importance that greatly improved
facilities be- provided in the United
states for the training Of men IN the
important speciality Of meat inspection
DISEASED ANIMALS.
III Is the opinion Of the committee
that diseased animals reaching the
yards do not get into the stockyards
saughterIug houses.
after carefully considering the pro-
ccdure directed by the government, off,
cials. the committee thinks i fairly cer-
tain that no improper use is made of
unborn calves boz the inspected plants.
1T D. our opinion that the dressed
meat OF the yards Is wholesome and a
proper article for human food.
METHODS OF PRESERVING
"Thc methods employed In prvsery-
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days ] was completely cured, and |
think permanently as it was about FIVE
years ago.
THE psoriasis first made It's appear
ance in red spots, generally forming a
circle, leaving in the center spot about
the size Of a silver dollar OF sound flesh.
In o short time the affected circle
would form heavy dry scale Of white
slvery appearance and would gradually
drop of. To remove the entire scales
by bathing or using oil to soften them
the flesh would be perfectly raw, and
light discharge Of bloody substance
would oozc out. That scalycrust would
form again in tventy-foUr hours. IL
was worse on my arms and limbs, al
though IL was In spots all over my
body, also on my scalp. II | let the
scales remain too long without remov-
ing by bath or otherwise, the skin
would crack and bleed. | suffered
intense itching, worse at nights after
getting warm in bed, or blood warm
by exercise, when il would be almost
unbearable.
"To sum Il all up, would not 20
through such another ordeal Of affection
ior thirty-fve years FOR the State Of
Kansas. tsigncdl ". ". Chichester,
Hutchinson, Kan, April 70, 1906"
csi-urs sop Ols'r,r' ard ls'l a., sod is,oushou,
", VOID Poe Irsek & rm Corp. >o's Prop. r0n.
81 Afil'd liss, 4" Hon 70 Cafs isrrfins huanor'
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u suffered all the time practically.
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Work as teacher. and TO eujOy the
pleasures that come through the posses
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MITCHELL MURDER TRIAL.
Defense Makes Great Effort to Prove
Insanity.

ogotcnrsuc-iwoountu -sisatodyioca
Seattle July 6.-Atty. Slas NJ. Ship
ley. one Of the lawyers defending
George Mitchell in the murder trial
which has occupied Judge Ptatherss
court for almost two weeks. announced
tonight that the greater part Of the evil
dence which the defense wished 10 get
before the jury was in, and that II was
quite possible that the defense would
rest its case before court adjourned to-
morrow evening
The two chief points which tho de-
Tense had been laboring for some time
10 introduce In evidence were allowed
today, One was expert testimony rs To
Mitchelrs insanity about the time ~
the alleged murder The other was
that there was an hereditary tendency
to insanity IN the family. particularly
In Mitchelfs father The FIRST came In
the evidence Of Dr. T. W Brooks who
attended Mitchell during an attack NJ
the measles in a Portland hospital last
April DR.. Brooks thought the young
man was insane II that time
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PUBLIC BUILDING BIDS.

Washington. D. c.. July s-PropoSals
for bids Tor the new public buildings
at the places named below. which were
authorized 10y the last session Of Con-
gress win be opened Al the treasury
department on the following dates:
Utah-Proyo and Logan, August 8.
Idaho Moscom and Lewiston, Au-
gust Z.
Wyoming Lander. Sheridan and
RaWlins. August g.
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Jail Woolman was United States mar
shall On Montana during the term of
President Mckinley. His partner,
Grant Christian, also pleaded guilty 10
the same charge and was given the
same sentence. They had fenced 5000
a acres 81 public lands. Frank d. Cooper
also pleaded guilty to the same charge
and was given thesame sentence.
Judge Hunt said. in imposing sem
tence, that the day had gone by when
men could fence public lands. that the
actions being brought were not waves
of reform. but were intended as the
settled policy of the courts He said
IN the future he would impose more
severe sentences until the practise had
been entirely discontlnued
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ADshonesi Purpose means Dishon..,
Pr,due, and a Disregard Ct The Purehss.
ers' Health or Welfare.
Beware Of Ii, Slick Salesman and his
ancient "Jus, as cosd' story that CEN
mon sense reiuiss.
Ca,cusis are made ony BY n. Sterling
REMEDY Company, and The famous ltd,
Ten Cent Vest Pocket" box is here
shown. Th,y are never sold IL bulk.
Every tablet marked "CCC."
Be sare you Get lhe genuine.
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ENGLisIiMiN CUTS his THROAT.

Riverside. cal. July &c. Spencer
Stsnhope son " wealthy Englh.h
family. committed suicide last night by
cutting his throat The body was dis
covered az noon today al the Holy
Rood hotel. II is said here that stan
hopes father is member of the Brit
ish parliament
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Get What You Ask For!

true, faithful, loyal servsn, Of Mankind
Over Five Millions Of Dollars have
been Spent to make the merits Of Cas-
earets known. and every eeui Of It would
be lost, did not sound meri, claim and
holt the ooastantl continued friendship,
Patronage and Endorsement, Of we'll
pleased people year alter year.
There is also a Reason
Why there are Parasites who attach
themselves TO the Healthy Body Of Cas-
oaret's suoosss-lnitaiors, Couni.risiiefs,
Sutstiiuiofs.
Thsy are Trade Thieves who would
rob Cascareis Of the Coed Win" Of the
people, and sneak unsarned pIoilu.
earned and paid for by Csscaeis.
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sHOT BY ENRM MAND.

Walla Wala. Wash. July 6.--Fred
Hopkins was brought here today
from us ranch near clyde with two
bullet wounds in his head as the re-
suit ~ an alteration yesterday with
Sol McGriff, a farmland IN his employ.
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Of Soap, six boxes
Cuticura ONT
ment, and two
bottles Of Cuti-
cura Resolvent /
bathed with the
Soap, applied the
Ointment once a
day, and took the
Resolvent as di-
.e.t,J To- tbfrt.,
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TWO BURNED TO DEATH.

Libby Mont. July s Fire here In.
day destroyed The PeIleUew the prin-
dnal hotel IN the city.
Michael Brink ana John Mullins per-
ishcd iu the flames.
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MONTANA SCHOOL OF MINES,

Iowa city. Ia, July 6.-Charles
Bowman OF Clinton. Ia, a graduate OF
the Iowa university. class oi 1895, has
been elected president OF the Montana
state school OF mines.
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" rREE TO OUR TRIEHpsi
We wan, 10 ele 70 oai frienes a tsirtIiul
Tf,rth-o,sifnse. GoLD-PLArED BONB0N BOX.
kirt-tnintiet IL ttlors. II Is btSt.y ftf The
crossing tablt. len cent? "a STAMPS it sskec asa
neaseft o. goo an ana &c cestf eositf(sscafstk
win wkick tklt talfty tfirkt, 10 loaded fe
s,sis-r Rsrs.y csS,asy. csIs nc q new YsrE
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LARGEST roueLE BASS.

The immense double bass here Illus
trated has recently been completed at
Observation-Disclosures. Germany and Is in
tended for use in a Chicago orchestra.
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Hopkins Is unable to talk II Is al
legged the quarrel arose over the man
ner In which a team Of horses should
be harnessed. McGriff has surreh-
dered to the authorities.
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AWFUL PSORIASIS
So YEARS
Terrible ScsIy Humor IN Patches
All Over the Body-Skin Cracked
and BIeedlng-It itching Unbear-
abIe-Cured by CutIcura in Thirty
Days at Cost Of SAYS,
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

ri was afflicted with psoriasis for
thirty.hve years, twas in patches all
over my body. ! used three cakes
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II Is not an Experiment not an Acct
cent or lneident but a sound. Honest
Business, based Ion Tine -Tred-ard.Tes'ei
M.fil, never found wanting.
Theie Is q Reason.
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TNhERE Is Reason
Why the Coed People Of
America buy Cascares as
IL Fast as The Clock Ticks.


Every second some one, somewhere,
!; Buying little Tsa-Csn, BOX Of Cas-
earsis.
IL, 3,4.5, 90 tines 70 the Minute,
70 Minutes to the Hour, 500 Bors; an
Hour. 5000 Boxes Day Of Ten Houis,
100000 Boxes a Monlh. and thsa some.
Think Of 10000 People take
Casear,, tablet each day. Millions use
csscareis when necessary.
The Judgmen, Of Millions Of Bright
Americans is lnislHbl,. They have been
Buying and Taking caseHsis at tina, rate
fer ever Six years.
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ca,oarei; are the implaeabls Zee q
Al psease Germs. the incompara5ls
cleanser. purifier ard sirsngthensr Of he
entire Digestive Canal
They het Ike Exercise On he Bowel
Muscles, make them strong and active
abe to Help Themsslys. do their wofs-
keep themselves clean.
cGcare,; are The safeguard q innoe,n,
Childhood against the Dreadful Death
dealing Dangers that ihf,si,a he Lives
81 the Little Ones.
They are Purely vege'stls, Absolutely
Harmless. always R.,iihi. and rHiclsn,.
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W00LMAN GUILTY.
Fined and Imprisoned for Fcncing in
Public Land.

Helena, Mont. July SIN the
United States court today Joseph r.
Moolman pleaded guilty to Illegally
fencing the public domain and was
fined $500 and sentenced to q hours IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Chicago Joint Committee Ap-
pointed to Investigate Stock
yards Makes Report.
EXPERTS WERE EMPLOYED.
Plants Generally Up-to'Datc But
Some Things Not Mp
proved OF.

Chicago. July 6.-The report OF The
Joint commission Of the Chicago Com
mcrcal association and the Illinois
Manufacturers association appointed
to investigate the packing industries Of
Chicago. together with the report Of
the experts who accompanied them.
was made public today.
THE REPORT
The committee says:
THAT a board OF experts Of tho
character employed. with professional
ideals and guided and influenced by an
aesthetic sense. which emh0dies
something of necessity and something
more ~ luxury should find the prod
uch Wholesome. the yards generally
clean. and the Inspection efficient
seems To your committee Ia cover the
situation
AS result Of this investigation we
ourselves have no hesitaucy in stating
that the products at the yards are
wholesome and proper food
1--WE find that the companies have
been improving the conditions and
products from year TO year that inn
proyemcnts are constantly being made
and will be made. and We believe that
the conditions and surroundings an the
plants carefully protect the quality Of
The product
THE EXPERTS EMPLOYED.
The experts who accompanied the
committee were. Or. ". a. Evans.
professor Of pathology University OF
Illinois: Dr. Macmillan Herzog late
pathologist, bureas Of science. Manila,
L. l.: ID. AZ. l. Proyinal, paihol3gist
to the Philips Institute. Philadelphia
Prof r. A. Peters, " 3. UNIVERSE
~ Of Nebraska, and Prof NJ n
Reynolds. v s.. University Of Mime
sota-all eminent specialists. Their
investigation occupied two weeks. dur
ing which they made as thorough
study Of the conditions IN the stock
yards and packng-houses as they
could possibly make within thar time
They say that part Of most Of the
plants are up to date yet in each ~
these there are some sections that are
indllcrently good, and IN most of them
soms things that they cannot approve
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IMPROVING CONDITIONS.

The committee can cite no better
evidence of the truth of this state
ment than the very improvements that
are under way everywhere These
betterments relate IN some places TO
minor things, and In others they mean
a complete rebuilding Of old plants.
Generally speaking the more recent
ly built plants are the best. and much
Of the adverse criticism has had us
origin IN conditions az old buildings
which have been added 10 and adapted
20 expanding business Yet when the
committee comes 10 aualyze this crlti-
cism they md that part Of II is based
upon principles that are known. and
part Of 1t upon AN aesthetic sense and
popular demand that food products
shall be produced an places conform
ing TO certain somewhat vague ideals
The aesthetic sense embodies somc-
thing of necessity and something morc
II luxury, In regard to the latter there
may be- good deal OF transformation.
AS TO PRESERVATlNES
Nowhere Is there greater vagucness
aNl l'N0 A'NUlA' lUANl MdNNU IMAM IN
regard 10 the personalities. Even sci-
entists differ ON this subject Your
committee has Investigated by Inquiry,
by search and by analysis to determine
where preseryatiNes were used
The report then gives the preserya-
lives used, but does not discuss the
question OF the harmfulness from the
preservatiyes employed ON the one
hand, nor the supposedly increased
dangers resulting from the use Of un-
preserved products or products differ
entity preserved ON the other. 10 os-
pecially commends these questions for
further scientific inquiry.
The Investigation of the regulations
Of the United States and city of Chi
cago for the Inspection NJ meats. the
committee says, was conducted by Drs.
Hektoen, Hcrzog and Evans. represent
Ing the Chicago Medical society. who
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
ZrObil0 go szcZe6liWym.

Wielkie szczescie zapanowa}o "
domu S. G. Blair doz6rcy szk6} W
St. Adams, W. Va, gdy jego ma
Ia c6reczka ~wyleczona ~zosta}a z
uiebezp1ecznej choroby. On tax pi-
see ,;Moja ma4a c6reczka miAfa
taniec Sw. Vita, kt6ry ME ustepo
wa} pc zadnem lekarstwie, lecz sig
zawsze wzmaga}, dop6ki jake osta-
tniej ucieczki spr6bowalismy Elec~
trio Bitters; teraz z radosc1a moga
p%owiedzieG, re try butelki spra-
why zupe}ne wyzdrowienie. Pred
ka i pewna pomoc ma nerwowe
choroby, og6lne os}abienie, s}abo~
Sci kobiece, brak krwi i malarie.
Gwarantowane przez NJ. J. Kowa
lewskiego, aptekarza. Cena SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
iuz bylo = daleka widac pie
.kielne oczy lokomotywy. Ma.


ju,z bylo = daleka widac pie
oczy lokomotywy. Ma.
gle przyszio jej ma mysl, ze
sygnal powinien bye teraz ia
ny, W przeciwnym razie MAJ
skazany bedzie ma kare. Pre-
latuje vice szybko do s}upa J
podaje Signal. Naraz stale
pociag niedaleko: domku. Q,
na da}a Signal faiszyay, uzy
wany tylko W razie jakiegos
nieszczesliwego wypadku.
Beg jej reka pokierowa}, chot
sauna Q tenn ME mySlala.
Konduktor zeskakuje czem-
PREDICT i pyta: co sic staio?
Lecz zamiast stf6za ZastaJe
p1aczaca i recs za}amujaca ko
biete: Ia mu %opowiada, IL
nigdzie meza znalesc ME mo
rs ze ma przeczucie jakiegos
strasznego wypadku. Prey
niesiono czempredzej latarnie
s}uzba kolejowa rozesz}a sic
wszedzie i znaleziono str6za
zwiazanego przymocowanego
do SYN. Stroskana iona zna
laz{a meza swego! Udano sic
tel "a zbrodniarzami, zlapa-
no ich i oddano W rece spra.
wiedliwo6ci, ably ponieSli "a
sluzona kare.
Patrzcie! czyz ME cudow-
ME Bog sic swemi dziecmy
opiekuje? Czyz podobny wy
padek mona trafowi prey,
|pisac? Ola tego, pelni WARY
i ufnosci W Bogu powtarzaj-
Gle zawsze. gdy kogo zegna-
Gle, to wznios}a i strzelista
modlitewke; MECH Gle Pan
Bog prowadzi i strze:e."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

|wodzenie, DO pod lego O.
KEN M waleczniejsi stawalil
sic jeszcze waleczniejszymi.
|Kto raz zacnym czynem,
zwr6cil ma siebie oczy, ten
ma diugie lata zaskarbif So
bic }aske kr6la. Tylko urazy
SLY W zapomnienie. w wieku
.kiedy nietylko wszyscy kr6.
lowie, ale nawet lada zamoz-
ny mieszkaniec zbytkowaf
strojem s}ynacym, Jagiel}o
chodzii W prostej odziezy,
|nie cierpial z]ota ma sukni.
.Toz "a to prawdziwie z}otem
by]o SERGE jego. Kiedy wsp6}-
r. "" -. -"
czesni mu slyneli W p6zne
'wieki z chciwosci i przedaj-
nosci, on ME mial serca ola
swziatku. Me bylo tel poboz-
.niejszego ksiecia mad Jagie}}e,
czesto przedsiebra} pobo5ne
pielgrzymki, wsr6d bitwy
nieraz ma kleczkach b}agach
Pana mad Pany. Ztad tez wo-
JENNIE czyny jego }acza sic z
zas}ugami religijnemi. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
Piekny charakter
W }adys4awa Jagie}}o.

Piekny przyklad cn6t god
nych pamieci przedstawia
nam W4adyslaw Jagie}fo kr6l
polski wielki ksiaze litewski.
Nietylko zyczliwi, ale nawet
nieprzyjaciele jego Krsyzacy,
m6wia, il kr6l ten ME zna}.
ami cienia ob1udy, ME umia}
ukryc niczego. Urazy domo-
we SHY dziwnie predko W
niepamiec. Komu innemu zas
wyrzadzona zniewage, pre-
blagiwa} Jagie}lo re }zami W
oczach, ma kleczkach. Go do
jego nieprzyjaci6}, nieprze.
baczajacych mu najlnniejszej
wady jak mp. zbytniego "a
mi1owania W polowaniu i
sk1onnosci do zabaw. Mo.
via oni, re Jagie]le tax }atwo
przychodzi}o nagradzac, jak
trudno kara6: ztad najwin-
niejsi czesto otrzymali pre-
baczenie, zwyciezeni .pewni
byli }aski. TroskliwosG ola
widow, sierot ubogich, kt6-
rych sprawy zwyczajnie sam
rozsadza} by1a jak najwiek-
sza. ~ pred oblicza panu-
jacego mawia} Jagiel]o, ME
powinien Mkt odchodzi6 bez
pociechy". ChocbY vice ma
lynn datkiem, chocby upo.
minkiem W suknie Tub soil
&egna}a laska pa6ska poddas
nych. Wdowy, sieroty, biedni
|odnosi!l dw6jnas6b. Ponis,
waz za6 o6mieleni iaskawo.
6cia nieraz zbyt wielkich do.
magali sic datk6w, .mia} pre-
to zwyczaj udzielac tylko po-
lowe tego 0 co proszono. Wi
'dok kazdego szlachetnego
czynu rozgrzewal mu SERGE,
[pobudzal do radosci j poch.'
wal, otwieral reke do nagr6d,
ztad. prawie wszystkie wojny
|Jagieliy miaiy ~niezwykle POI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
exkursyjne do Clear
Lake (Haseca Minn.)

' - "F #- Es'- sNI
aprzedawans bsds przes kelsj North
Western 10 znikony .h ratach przesa
sezon latowyE Winony Pi4tki
i soboty pc IS Is 20 tykiet xwrot~
ny z ogranlczeniem do PoWrotu :.
przeciagu trzydsiestu dnl. LOWE.
ME czarnych j bia}ych okuni
s7czupak6w jest nadzwyczaj dobre
" tenn spieknem jeziorze us}uggaa
Ola rybak6w Z obtitym wyboremm
c.oleni. i. d. jest gotowa. Medne1
hotele i rome wycieczkl wzdluz je~
zlora re statkami dis uzupeln1enia.
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