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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
CINCINNATI Markets

CATTLE sss23y 70 szr01E' Sip
49, 40 10 -. b1seaer stesrs. eA-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

~ aaushis7. Mrs. LoaiS S3eneer.
Niss Eihsl SNelnsm has soae 70
l.oaisa 10 lsarn music Ms Rarales
Clark teacher
Land Garter. Of blaine, wSs SisiurS
IL sss,es. Ms. N2ase SSe,rAn, st
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Joe RSNNns ~ reia1ne3 t'ea'
PossA Or0Aara
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ana 90. Il CAtle,tsNars, VS. hegS
TUESDAY,
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Ms n SaeinAm ana ll'tle son
white went IL GVOFsS Tesk u 81
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n,sys Is FalkN0rs We are e'rs'
Is have THEM leaNs
sassess IL the MINIS Is the vlsl
At swss, w,lnap
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
LOas Distance Telegraph Line.

4 parry 81 engineers fT1a Atlantis
Ca repressl;asing he Ben Telsqao1e
Company. arrived in this city Eez'4s-
isy u5tulas api A. oHee si1ITs'i 70
ssa1-s a right q wy tEoa LOUIS
Is washington and fron L-'1s4 2
Pfse1iIls ~ long dl'aRte islePa7ze
.The lire 2fn al1 Vase n aA re-
al-s ne Big szH Fs A
zu = great Aclgl1..t -Il1l
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

TIE RcaTa = ElasNii2a hhs
n,ssd the waters Il tae sNesissnt
swing that has hlas existed IN lae
nm Hst tosS q tse gaolic sse'oi
bsiliius. AMI The Patils are nos MN
,shsd with a consNut Supply q sNs'
arinkius water Tee sarins rs ~
closed silei aud csmeasei. sui q i.is
ha into he soa,s1i RFiiaies >
the ufaips Il isays Is all 'aal {
nss sSars 10 deliver nare Na'es ~
uen IN the grnpds Nsss mo- ~ y
~. aecoy3ng 10 AnalNSis ana p
l.ers hsd l.ep anpoSed ~ nafa.S'''. g
irinking Nateg aail thsy tsl0sV 9
hlst otbrr arssnseueais y mf
The psu a.,oniei Is welSioE ven
lnltelN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
Miss NabeI But er Enter. aimed

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: a rlals usse ealariaias4
Ms N5h-l B-sler At he hale q u
eirse l. NFIiss las salursay usEhi
T7 - aere s1ue Enig1e fssI-Sss
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rs amozs The effs-tra h4rs =
,ivsr-issueuf EleSanE r7s'e
ss aa 8 Ms C. J Care AL ias-
80 ale arz seat eu1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
PERSONALS.

Mrs sianss Webb. Of Painisyiils
Eaz hsra hsi xe7k
r. 5 Nz.shzl Tn sais-f As in
InaIse wsdns-ssy-
Nrs GeorEs Burzsas. Of Ge7rE=
.Crees. Eas hare N9naay-
Ms Evsrz5ls. e Ashland. - 3
basin-zs tisitaF here NOaaay-
Laeeu Johason made a basiBsss
.trfp sgsn ssnay wzihasily
D.. smithnela Kener. Of Ashland
vss here o. bsisinsss Mlaasg-
III Cooper. f1rues Lo.isian-
~ here from Pziatsviiie Nq.ssy
George Dsnmlek. r. q cs'l=tts-
terz aas hzFe a tsE days ag1
ceoa Kinn=r ani s,qzirs Compsa1
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10 tsi bsinAs in L-1aisa Noaa3sg
u MsCIsr= d Duzsss. v Va
Is h sish hls flm5iy visiting ri
atis4s
BeHss cares and james As5Y,t
hax- zae 10 B=ay-r sresk 70 box
afieF una
D. Rsu5lds. d ~ s'e-l-
ling. ana BIS baby boy we've here o.
II sasiay rsans rs f.iher's IAN
.llg
lis Jane oBa=n rs asszi =.
sssy slaz@ssul t=ru q =shc7l az.
is II h9ua
. Iafaystts viaaa. - DsasiEu
ria.Iturist- x resat viat1v .
me ForEz
Nr casriss Resell. q Ashland
Is hsss visiting ~ family q Col
+ tJ4y II NgraaR
Ms Cyntkla stsEarr hzs E1ae q
CInginnali FOR = visit . her danshtsi
3irs A II Campbell
Ms r Hauea- Of Bleaaaar
eame uP 70 So hs- t1ashleE, NJ
Frank Wallace. n. sauF5sy-
q Mr. P : Boui zud daughter. sara
d vent 70 Cineilnaii No1izy far = u
y it IS Ms Boat,s fasher. Isige Eg1a
tt sp-1eer. fornesiE o this eOul
= IS. Bat ngE Of Ta=ln4- JohEsou e9u
.=ltY, @ blsinsss visitor Il I.lzsit
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carl Reyu-iis. .; Hgaitnstoa.x
h=re Ia, rssk AM reported thar VI
Tlslna Lssalze Rsynolts Eas 81
very ue!I in5=eL
Formsr S4ustoT John Ioh-=Ou J
returned trcm an EzSts7u tEiP
PIX vile Ms I7aEssu is1aiI
awhile loasz-
Is Rev Harrop. Presitinz ElisE c
- issrstarz Trs,ries u Z ChlTch- !
rr-i here reczaily 10 - III family
X Rev \ G GriEli
VI AM Mrs G z NscoE /
guns To Pzrksrs5Erg- W Va -
,hzy all remain until he rsaf
NIl permit rasuPtion Of E7Es
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Ms H A Sesoile xear . On
K. gsfi Nanzsy L. v.s.l p hsE
and. An IS d alice E0Ta
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
The Gosdps,

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tArsv 6 e1b,ls- s'esis and g.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

William : tNogssSS AHA ~ tAe mi,
ipplne islands last THURSDAY, Ne
had sesvva ,wN terms IA sAe Nul,c'l
STATES army Aa, :, IN inns Il Ms
death ~ wes a clerk Al headquarters
Ho tayweylS NVeA In l.oaisA. IN, ~
lAie Years Ne VAS a EcslAens II Ash
land, 10 which elaee his eoAy NlN h
hrwsA, tg lp,Wmeae
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

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) ihs ts,sl .slipse e he u'''n w 3
,-r Nhisa ain b visible 'sf0's -
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ne uooa aM eater ne sAi :
sAaaOa ana IN eslipSt an ee.s'n :,
ihrce minutes lefOss '~e'Ne 0s'.HA.
ai8nssht. ceasal Standard iliae as
,sligSe Nm essome Total 81 nv VIA.
a,.s bcSore cnc aua remain "'N
AZ oae h,ar Ana ,h0fN -eis@ a'a
ass 81 lie snd Il which 'l@e 90
mcoa NiU eegin - emsgse h'n -
sasaeU.ise cyi'Pse ,uains q aa'''S
lsSsn minutes TsSt 'hree
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

n t-lnzs-x q E-uFessaes tAsais
). 4sae uhlss ~ Ersl-s , 80 -
pa-shsus 81 aEax- - E~ai a. III ~
rnse ar0zas sa;h vi-s. serSla y ei-ra-
a. Il here are sztss1os x W iasi
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d s,as,sr lir-silss's ure ascsns ~
We q 90 slaa,-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

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ukO his aoae Ersat tssl u sgEA
fas ,Ae Nc<,Asra Gal eua CeAf O.,
has rea,S1 The N. : rsisp> Assase 81
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ana Fsankna slrsess ana al esNapN
Il As q rcaasrcs aS - = IS Ss,ss ~
pairs are nalsAsa. 1ee family \ nm
il ls,,A,.n.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
HAl.p rHR woRl.n WoNnERs

HAI-F Itih NUlNI-u NVNuhiNN
how the other half HIVES Those
uAo sSe BackAa's ArnieA SAlve rev
= wonder Il il will care Cuts, MOUNDS
Burns, sores and an skin eruP,ions;
they know il will Mrs Grant SHY,
llsa + REYNOLDS 81, Springfield, m,
SAYS. 4 regari il one 81 the ahsO,
la,e aersSslties 81 housekeeping, =
Guaranteed by \, NJ HagAos, aragEist
sSG
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

SAaiy aSa 81 ITS tas0es clasAs's
sasi wcce. ana A. rcsae = bis IL
IL silrt.es Weas cpi Fhfgc ssre ~
~ ! aaadgca RATS Al one iinao -
iNesa p4ssiouSssrFs ana IN maa,h
Il thc ltVcg, \ larsc amount u tins
Ass IS wa0ins toy ne NsAn@rN'
NasxA tise. ami umtscf men sre "a
the Anxi,aa sat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
NOR RkNr

sm.ll oinu raOm. bllvrcn Mog1',
,,,s,aarsa, aua SANaNu ana ''en'ry's
store
ON, nla,lN FURNISHED roon, oN Nam
:, M stairs oSeg Mea, MARKET
NsN,wo rOnN On coNcr OPP Si's
nrons~isk hotel. tonerN WeNpl~'
M luare r : Thompson AMY q
h. n. NAlea.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
NortE

We VIII seN n the hiseoSl i''el'S
Rlaaer.our property at Forks M Law
Al, manc. OAsislins 1T 4 sme0 tract
~ land and milhopso s,otc hmld'ns
and AWslling sale viii b. =, eNsees
n M, sA,arl1y, FeNspaty ~ ls'e
Thompson 4 o'Neal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
81 valentines DAY.

NJ Nauss Ne l+h SIN Fl
Yaisa7iH nag The, anfisa'
s-,s,y estosa q asat ls app 1I.7
ae-A - frisn8s 5 1at onig s-nH
sasziasz gslt E EEauE k
.1th F-ar. To 1-ss he so.al drz-zna
l'sals7s store has psgrrlzs-. . -EEf
si,g Hne gaaEinE ln FT ~
aay fra4 one ~. ~ s. SOB
he r5a aunt seaethius Hsae -
ieyss usHur he sa-u aaft
/ late
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

JoAn W Ransy. = ssSEiea ma q
~ q an o uas Plisfa,ls ears lus
sAssrsax - MA car neas Galasn
He Sas s-Olshi 70 tsas Fiies ara ~
aufaea n ne co0peus SsrEeOa 49,
sent hin to M C. 49, q asrsss.sl
/. HaatiustSa RsRsEs sszF : 2.
Rlst NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

w-zs Saa a. ceasls s So
j G Th,arEs Nsre ts-s . fFu tsss
AZ, srsriasse.zi-E tae SOFA 6 Ess'-
lz< oas . harEr Ssi 4 1sa
fze.n IL hark ~ 4 SaltFs1sF ts.
uork q =. Iass sess rslr M =
t-g sia hegta a eacs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

a larss aaaahx e ieaess7s ana
z.seats have airgeay catered ssAo,l
s-re ana gin cos,inee ihrsssa ~
x.,-md Tern aisO The Pulii, rrhial
uiE - IL SSSon until The las q
Narsh- Tae FgOsI-Sts are lh5i n
Nasz.al SsaoSl pSn ~ segs saossss-
"a cue Ta.ss haxiuE ecariins 3
spraas Is ofter paPilstsaoala lsi ~
f.s, - kaOsa 10 Fryf ThgNap SAL
EkesS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
Notary Pubic al O'erda.

/ have qualified As Notary Puo-
BIC and an prepared 10 % All work IN
thar line Including DEEDS mOrlgssss-
Affaayi,S SC L p. WEIR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

lfgsr eoss ars girls va
ss--ts 9. ~ So stsak = AIriar
r-sas, gs~s sac - assa1e fEzz
So so1rs Has ans iasss e ia
~ s=s=A - ies rs1zr AZ .71
wses 1ruEssz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

wa Rzse tIerE < ~ f-srei 81
vas kis Eezs - Pasasgzss e
take fharre q NJ osfi1t 's<re aas
Jazss Rsre b il ~ t7uisa fretrai
49, aisas-aat e Srszi I1s-ior
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

ne ns4r-ry frsssssrs
xr-s th.azs ssre Wsazsas
lax u4s l5Esst p1lrf t
~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

&=-.s Nslafe azs Ms Elnla-ss
ustE.ory aza Azlly Aase &etl,. q
ncs. 10 Csusr1l Ciy. = Va NstTs
W. wssIarr has euPlagu1at
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

Qaartrty r-siisE = y y ?
CARA. SaztA nsHi s1aaag Er ?
" Hsaapsoa an a. PzazE -
prEasasa vssgs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

N~alS Thompson, q m@eyvlue,
NAo RarSAAsed a farm near Ashland
same time agN Is preparing 10 move
there he Is mod el,ltcn and viii
b. mlssol trOm the nsaseyynle nasA,
bOrhooa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

rae s-saussr Tss1a tlie - A.
pvt N5nasy asEss. ~ oasg s~'aE
-. a. ~ @h < Sass
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
wllpuR

Re-, Seara ps,achel very m,eges,-
ing s,rmon herc SUNDAY and Aegr
Were several people attended
Ms. n I. nurgSS has been Nlsi'lpg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

sP-ctl gri-ss 60 p-aehes pssrs
asrieoss. an an esEnef Ea,tt s y
\. saihranS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

Icss rrefvst Ef sssuz
4 Raza MAG szxar aut sguP
rees trsn ths orca4F. W.
Wvan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

BrlrE ~ rasr F-nlats AT ~ EPl'1
-. : -s1ssnzs " \ SAan
Fr,-A Brsas !. sau.s4Ha
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s-ssf sH - Tss3ay Fsa
TT g.
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81 : ssHar -hs7 tr-~ v \ 81
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warts rvssaarSns = rsaasias a.
sr,ass patrssass IN - ass lasalio-
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srs D<ilt Fs-r-nz @ags -
pso4et rflz : feE -lss Hsas
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ManSoA ,SpeWrl,crsloo waiAmc
pss~a hut iulo 0ooA SOnd.nNn
rv,ee ss& months time
n n Yates
Louisa. ny.
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ssl1s a. co-lssg
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n fast Iins x saaaitk fFsits
|aaa .au IL TOSS : 4 crassAa
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n 81. rEsrse d ~
1saa Nasaft os-
sgea.ns vs. 7is Asf -
- p.0erzu rs Esi 1e7e-Eei
r- rivsa - Na Mare neie
uash ensose
ne ssissioas covered VaTss'' g
s-x.s saaziue ne resisFs re-
asaits 10 s-ss slsAatase. and q u
ame line AaIoalias g al - ? Z
4ll. ri4sa II he listls girls and ih'
olssf anes wsr- ssFy p-eiis Sisa = .
av.laaSe xas 0uIlsi faflh b. mem
Ire entertainment SsS rssss'-i
iTa4Saay night 81 a re'iats'i
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
WAYNE Gets the Court House

Il fhe zal sisCtiou
~ a waaue roluyy " IA
asetr 81 20 the oPunis si
= removes ira Wzsn
.sts ~ a-5i-yea-1yais'es A2a =
-es zassri-E. ana Wayl seeIs r,
~ -
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+" walase- Life. Firs.
ONE nzls ssPoc
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-06-07
Summary of News
(Continued)

should the compromise in the federal
rate bill fail to prevail.
Deaths from the assassins bomb at
Madrid now number twenty-four. The
ball at the palace was called off be-
cause of the general fear and sorrow.
Disaffection of Kronstadt sailors
alarms the car, who is guarded from
possible attack at Peterhoff palace by
searchlights and ship.
New French chamber, the majority
in which is composed of radicals and
radical socialists, is organized and
considers it's policy, and dangerous
financial crisis is near
T. p O'Connor describes the man.
ner in which Keir Hardie, a remark
able figure in British public life, taught
workmen to leave the old parties and
form one of their own, standing alone
in politics.
London is thronged with American
tourists, who crowd the hotels, and
many of whom attend the Derby.
Members of the younger and more
progressive element of the liberal
party in Canada demand representa-
ton in the cabinet, and it is said
the government, fearing the conserya-
tives may come into power, will yield
to the demand
Senator Tillman presents the con-
ference committees report ON the rail
way rate regulation bill to the senate
with the announcement that only two
changes have been made.
Resolutions that supplies for the
Panama canal be purchased in the
United States unless the president
deems the prices unreasonable or ex-
tortionate are passed by the senate.
A. J. Cassatt, president of the Penn
sylvania railroad, once an imperious
captain of finance, trembles before in
reviewers in New York on his way
home to face charges Of graft on the
part of officials of the road, and later
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publican leader, and former consul
general at London, succumbs to attack
of dropsy at Indianapolis.
Senator Arthur Pue German of
land dies at Washington from heart
trouble, with which he had been suf-
fering for months.
House passes the Burton bill for
the protection of Niagara Falls and
the waters of the great lakes, and
which also settles the dispute over
the amount of water for the Chicago
drainage canal
New menace to the railway rate bill
appears in the discovery that the con-
ferees have exceeded their powers
by amending indisputed SECTIONS.
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Nom" was the answer. "I'm jes
so glad that you don't spec me to
take no baths never any more!"-
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Lincoln j. Beachy fell several hun
dred feet with his airship in Cleye-
land while thousands look on.
William e. Curtis, writing from
Washington, tells of the plans of the
people of Colorado Springs to erect
a monument to Captain Pike, who 100
years ago discovered the peak which
bears his name.
Stringent meat inspection regula-
tons which will restore public conf
dence at home and abroad are urged
at Washington by an attorney for as
sociations of cattle raisers, who see
ruin to the industry unless the present
agitation is ended.
Chairman Tawney of the house COM
mittee on appropriations adds little
Joker" to the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill providing for carrying all
government funds by mail, and Incl
dentally taking from Senator Platt's
United States Express company some
hundreds of thousands of dollars of
easy money each year.
Judge Francis Adams agrees with
former Justic Brown of the United
States supreme court that there is
need for reform in criminal jurispru-
dence, but dissents from the opinion
that the criminal laws favor the
wrong-doer.
Wheat crop prospects continue un-
usually bright, the harvest in Texas
having passed without untoward in
cident.
Health-imperilling conditions at the
stock yards, sanitary and moral abuses
and farcical inspection system are
charged in the Neill-Reynolds report,
which. is sent to congress by the
president, with demands for an ade-
qHate new law in the form of the
Beverage amendment
Opposition to the legislation asked
by the president weakens under the
disclosures made in the government
investigation, and it is believed that
the executives program will be car
ried out practically as he desires.
Health Commissioner Whalen of
Chicago says he will investigate the
stockyards and that the city's police
power might be used to close the
plants.
Packing companies issue state
ment denying the charges in the gov
eminent report, and using in their
own defense an account of visit at
the yards by two state university sci
entists.
Michael Donnelly says the meat re-
port is true to the facts as he has
long known them.
Foster Dwight Coburn, head of Kan
sas agricultural department, is ap-
pointed United States senator, TO fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Joseph r. Burton.
Grant made by President Roosevelt
to the Moffatt railroad of a right of
way through the great natural reser-
voir known as Gore Canyon of the
Grand River in Colorado is of inn
value to the recipient, but is
considered as blow at the irrigation
project to reclaim 100000 acres of +
land by the use of this basin, writes
William e. Curtis.
Revolution of the working classes
will come unless industrial conditions
are changed and the tyranny of en-
ployers is checked, Mrs. Rheta CMlde
Door of New York tell the Federation
of Wumen's clubs in st. Paul
Richard A. Garfield, testifying in the
Delahaunty suit at New York, says
he has quit gambling forever since
Jerome took Office.
Equitable directors at New York Sc
cure modification of the injunction
order preventing action on the mu-
Utilization plan and it will be voted on
by the stockholders June IS.