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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08
Pencils Made OF Potatoes.

Pencils with potato In place OF wood
is the latest article made in Germany"
A company has been formed to exploit
an invention which. instead of making
use of tho expensive cedar wood, sub
stitutes compact mass, the main In
gredlont OF which is potatoes.-London
Papermaking.
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We gave them State aid and county
aid and city aid and individual aid
and we granted them charters for
ninety-nine years and sonetimes long
err. in which we made the brpadest
possible grants of the right to FIX the
passenger and freight tariff without
limitation.-Uncle Joe Cannon on
Railroads
That reminds us of the farmer, the
the serpent and the big stick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

The announcement that the Rich
mond Transfer Company will arbi-
trarily raise Its prices raises the
question whether or not transfer
company Is a transportation company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

Georgia farmers are preparing tc
turn their mint beds into watermelon
patches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

a Houston gentleman whose family
is returning from summer In Gan,
ada sends us an ad announcing the loss
Of his wife's parrot and offering a
reward If the finder will never return
It or say anything about it.-Houspn
Post.
No wonder. A. man who takes TIE
Houston Post has no uso for a parrd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

Governor Swanson declines to be
spectacular towards Judge Blackstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

Why do prophets delight in predict
Ing the end OF the world at an ap!
preaching date? If the prediction
falls. they discredit themselves, and
If 1t should come to pass, the honor
would not be OF any practical value.
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The motto OF the typewriter trust
will be perfect alignment"
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Chr almrs sssaze Dispatrb
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Entered January %. 1903. at Richmond,
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Congress of March 8, 1879
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

God gives us tho faoe OF Infancy, but the
face OF adult and old age we make our.
selves by our llves.--Houston Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

Since Mr.. Rockefeller has begun dunning
for his $685. witness fec we are hearing
no moro assertions to the effect that he
lacks tho collective sense"-washinst on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

The Atlanta Constitution finds that tho
world Is drying up" 1t should not mis-
tokc Georgia for tho whole worId.--wash-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

will has been probnted in Newark,
j.. that contains Just thirteen words. Thi
Is unlucky for the lawyers. as there is n,
room for any dispute ms to tho meaning
And woman wrote it!-Bnltlmora News
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burg Jureau ..........9IS EIsh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08

II HE political prophets who are saying
that Tafts election next year is cer-
tain. and that no will carry the solid
North and West. are overlooking one impor-
tant possibility.--Roosevclt's renomination.-
New York World.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

MAas nettA HlKKlns. II cssfemnra.
arrived thls marnlng tor 4 rlsit
wlth Miss Netiis uuucAn ard other
Nlnlfa friends Asss Higgins former.
II lived lefs and sAs an emp'oye af
TIE Gbleftaln
lion James ! Davenport came III
from Grove lass nlsltg after delivering
= political sTesel there fpAtsfday. If
YOU pat g0ai eaf II tile ground y0a
may lear Famhllng tiat sounds ike
it'a jim fat soas esa
jadss J q Taraef The. n. n
Ffes ?, v 3 d Amos ana lumbar
uf otnsr prominent Democrats weut
q hinnisou totay te attaud 4 hig
pieuie and t,art3cae AID listen 70 tie
county candidates explain tlas political
situation q lhs voters.
n q ssatsnan and II Fl Rldeni.our
returned tglla uoFnlnK from : toaF al
tie northwestern part ot TIE county,
They report TIE Democrats every
sllsrs enthusiastic fof tie oonaitu.
tiou AMI TIE Democratic ticket To
night tie candidates go % Sunshine
school house. ehere tx meeting i
e t. held 1om8frps tlaes nill attend
he blg picnic ard barbecue at Kinnh /
sen
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

1B sller. af Alton TIL, Il lhs guest
q hia sister Mm u Jackson. Mr..
SileF i returning from a business trip
~ ksefer apd will leave hare t0maf
fom for IDS Aome.
Mf Sehreoks prominent farmer
living seven miles northwest OF here,
brought It's little snu III yesterday FOR
medical treatment TIE little fell0w
fell from 4 horse and received broken
aFm and several minsF Injuries.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

son
August ai
Foh nauaea sas p from Chsl.
"a tolay
A. hfoenas of Shawnee 0AA.
Ras ia the rltf ltsiay
+ If nseAstlofu 81 sfaenee. aas
ia Ninita tedaf business
Haffy LanPAios returned ~
night from riatt Il Janespqrt MI
ilra1sn - aoea from FAfana
tesiay aua na.ie Ii.s hteftAla oaea
ean
hAFbtt Churchill aud alfe returned
iast night ffna vlsltt1 use fairs
Carthage
Nf aad Ms fafes Mesa
isfeins afef Tic arrival Ast uienl ofa
uea bag
Mrs t4V VIM liI sister Miss Nae
lileseWeu returned todaY froa iislt
q DAVIS ! +
NC watkins n Csntrafia. was a
pleasant eailrfa a. tHs CHleftaiu snlee
soiay
M.sa hnMa Gates oa Nsnt Ne pryof
Iftss 4st evening ehefe sise wHl
teach school
7 n HedephaH tbs concrete
nan returned ast ntght ffam bis
mess fitlf q Joplin
Mrs ) L raHsu e ttpsvte1 o. fe /
fum taHttt ttaH a s1tsndsa gsst
tn asuat SD
lian 4 Turner Waiter C6ares
seflh ard wife desFa t6 Grove uh
marnias y attsHd picnic +
gi se5ags Is hat eet maea ugas
tlAn p9pr aHes aad tls fsterns eH tHe !
Investment afe iss pet cent gfeatsr +
arthur Gm0ingel passed through +
Kiuta ~ aIgtt 10 route t-uuA faafI
= tire northwest fu B8 E6Hs at M#s +
sngee
ass faa Basesas tetaud yestas
gap t@u taa.auA
go BF9vHHs here ffUm Qjlm
~ na&ae tta ~ eess as.ataa
H-s bfais istmp has areepssa d.
.aa.1t sese5 ..f tk.t=.s.5. G#z.e+
a - watson s RACKET Store
l{ q q AmahAson returned th8
HeH.ak 'saa ses aa,s asHH Cs
.atama etB
IlAa L z Haet~el e.A Htu
.ssc az setl@- s. 6staa1 aa Afu
laE eepsmatt
4 N ee.4asn, e........
.aHt @ Ctatnrt en "a ne e
uHs
Sis Gtr.ra nsa #. 5sl.
h ana sisF #
tHe teybek
ass E=.8 sg....
te
4-a.s
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
Cherry was here from srasinaN

Vera DaFfough returned laat night
from Illinois.
/ T. y Lewis went III Kansas tsltg
last night on business
/ J, : Tuttle, inventor of tlie Tuttle
printing press il 10 the city
Arthur Sears went 10 Galena gasfes.
DAY % VISIT hls grandparents
4 G Riea aud littla daughter were
sizltors - tbs city yesterday.
Ben Sanders living afteen mlles
north q town, 80 here today.
Miss Nsga canningham of Alton,
y The guest ot ffisnds ID this csty.
Ethel ChafFington returned safnr-
DAY evening from 4 shoF1 vacation.
Five car loads n cattle ware shlp.
ped out of Vintta last evening
MN 4 Al smith returned tlls
afternoon from viait at oswego. Ka
8 y Drake resolved large invoice
81 bananas and oranges this morning
10 BAILEY Crawford moved hls once
g rooms and io III the nm building
today
aiss MAJ shepard returned yester-
dA5 from : short visit Nith friends IL
Neasho
Y Dawson and eife returned ID
Their home q Louisville, Kentucky
YESTERDAY
sam Morton came il from Wae
anef tbs morning 10 spend aay wlth
his family
Nfs I K McGaasn ana children
reformed yesterday from Two weeks
yist ii Illinois
& I James and elfs weat q 81
Aa; sreaiHg aud expect II ~
tarn homt sqnisht.
Fred elaHesortl Aeft yestefias for
hAnsas Cttf where he alif attend
aeileal college
slyae shepard visited frIends ln
Alfiana SATURDAY and SUNDAY return
af last evening
NJ = Gateeoo4 cane ap from preof
feeA saturday night aaa spent S6p-
lay VIII bis family
Russell Jafas reformed tss esrs.
At E8@M h4uetan MO wtefa liz las
'eeb visiting i9F past month.
Iie saddle wlleh was stolen from
iM Harmon Friday night vas foaua
hs s0fnNag oY cg AYarha lee
yebb
ftf3 Etier "a J. Hfadg ana carson
lobiason h4ke ail teen raised "a higher
9slfjoils a. the itAteg saaaefs vAaIe.
se haase
ihe lione Missionary society II ths
z eimreH saatH aI meet 1tG
~ y + herE Taesaae afternoon
aeHss
" B4mmaas. at Cua8aat is a.
= Golden Bale alta nice bfe d
mF.es iof fa# aua smtsr tailor
aHe clothing
Wee sot il EeHeei il, or ~ not
to@a Pare Food Groeep. Phone
@n taaa Cooper aecaup panied Wla
.lea i4fgatt ta St boats sbafs fts
y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
Local Happenings

ltUaaas aeaut Il NA2llafi Nas LET
soiay
i Fntt d Esisila, was II TOT
to-day
a Richardson. "a Miies uaa III to~S
today.
/ Tbs price u Rallied iAy hAs advanced
some fuccntlg
4 n n Crumwslt has returned Ia hls
desk II tie eoaFt b8uss
Mrs " strange Of Chelsea, i 4
guest 81 vinita friends
/ W.. : Stanesia sent 70 klnnlson
todaY, 10 deliver a political speech
TNo typhuld patients from out e
tosn are beiag treated ~ the hoeplsal
Mis- Jessie ratrsn left isN night
TOT UFhanA, ilt, 10 speud her vacation.
Mrs. Rose Allen aho lives near
Russell Greek sslleh, wAs Ia town 70
dAy
Tie Presbyterian sunday school 1.
preparing to hold llisir annual plraic
so0n
g II cappeige wAs An arrival 90
tbs early tFAiu iFom Chelsea this
morning
A. L Churrhll And Dr. oliver
Baghy taob ii Tie reunion lit lsAxter
LAST night
Misses Cert ADD Jessie Ni1fisf left
this morning fot san Antonio f'exas
tu attend sshoo
Miss S0W Hafi and nspi.r~ Tao
Ward of Keteham wers arrivals III
vlnl,a ast evening
A marriage ilesnse 49, issued -
tariay q Aitan ! Bolton Aui Miss
Della Rlee q bfase
Miss Luer kenue1g returned toiay
frum ths east utefs slae lad been a
bus hsf fau sfoes q millinery
fsrab compton an 1lA resident
te Cahfn Altt At hls iene II tlaf
tosn Al maHHR Hs aas ears
oa
" 0u uruei from Chelsea
iasi evening IL aas accom- panled %
ha san s. z au shg la tssf lutte
s.es
Fl F p.. as.t f.. af ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

f9M Tor It's il0tne.
Mr. sehreok, i prominent farmer
living seven miles northwest OF here.
brought lila little sou ID yesterday f0F
medical treatment TIE little iellow
fell from horse and received broken
arm and several minGF injuries
-.---=---.--~-~--~-~-----~-~
septembers
VI p Williams goes to Alton today,
Roy Warner ard wife wsnt fishing
today
Ed Lee stared N yinita over sur.
daY.
O II Bnay sent 10 Parsons sar.
day
Walter charlesworth sas 10 Alton
sunday
Jesse IIamoa Is 10 ths ctr tosiay %
business
T. X NcGuao sent q nartiesrilIs
yesterday
Clas Collins sent tc Tulsa iaag
evening
RI Raght family lstnpeetea hone
Thursday
Nls ranals carr esnt "a Nelch
YESTERDAY
an Fraad And wlfs arc ii pern
Okiaboma
Leeh Clinkaoales made 3 trio to
Alton today
" Il kornegal aeai % Miami
SUNDAY evening
J 4 Turner returned from Afton
SUNDAY morning
Ms Nell smith leaves for Ceiom-
tia Ihan8ay
p Il 4 fortnsr II springfield
y D town today
Tie east boaad Ffise0 was an heaf
iats Ills morning
Judge keysa vas Asfe from Pryor
nea satar4aF
"a STANLEY j doing some paperiag
4 pt e.lnkscaiea
IS Martin aeut narh ga the
BATS tAa mcruing X
A l. Churchill retained from kan
sAs CHS tHs mefHlUR
iii ii ENefIf0ur ref4tNeH fFuW
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
By w. Q. FITZGERALD

fungus was treated is not known, fortunately. 1t
was reserved exclusively for the purple
1t Is known too that the Roman Empress AgrDr,in.
one night refused the tempting apples offered her
on golden plate by Uterus, her father in law II
was one OF the most dramatic moments that the,
imperial banquetIng hall ever knew Uterus was
dumbiounded at the sinister hint; but it was clear
t2at IN the Empress remembered how Phrysa disposed
OF Queen SatTa by cutting a big apple IN halves
with silver knife smeared on side with aconite
and offering the doomed Queen the poisoned half
But do not waste sympathy on Agrippna She her
self poisoned Claudius with some devilsh brew of
herbs brought from the Barbary Hills bv an aristo
cratic peddler. He drove roaring trade among
noble folk who had abrupt notions about divorce
and expectations from rich relatives
John, King of CASTLE died from wearing a 1,air
OF boots poisoned internally by a Turk A SLIGHT
scratch as he was drawing them had the same
deadly effect as a cobra bite. Similarly, Henry vi
died through wearing pair of poisoned gloves:
while Louis NV and Pope Clement VII were killed
by the fumes OF poisoned tapers
But perhaps the most popular form of poisoning
IN manner unOStentatlOus, was the nSidOuS needle
or ring OF the Romans, One may inspect samples OF
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
10

l declares the class in geography adjourned.
make her feel comfortable; for it was as clear as
day she was some outsider that Sadie had rung IN
on this swell dinner party, and that she'd been up
folks can do It. Even If she hadn't been a friend of
Sadie I'd been sorry for her; for there was
dcnyin that in the brunette class She was a star,
and a nice. well behaved girl at that
Somehow, though, didn't make any great head
way. After my second or third crack She gives
goes hltu hcr lip We must have looked about
Joyous and chccry as a pair OF plaster images on
the mantcl once Piuckney floats 10y with some
lady friend ON his arm and wants know If every
thing all night
"Oh, lovely says | L couldn't be enoyln'
myself more # | was tongue tied -
takes It kind of joke for the first five or ten
minutcs hut after we've stood there like dummies
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

with Mrs Astor over that prince: Well, just as
was lookin' around and wonderin what was keepin'
Sadie, who should show up but the two OF EN-,
one on either side Of a long geaTed lantern iawed
freak that looked about as much awake as If he
been walkln IN his sleep He has q pair OF shell
trimmed eve glasses-rlms about hall d inch thick
and big. round panes-that gives him he look of
e SICK owl.
But tins Mrs. Britton Bailey was wide enough
awake. She WAS pumpIn hot air at the freak Ike
She was blast furnace, while Sadie don't seem To-
be dom much but drag down his elbow l notice
the other folks starln at EN-. and all Of sudden
guesses who he is
Say. says l. nudgin Peggy, is the lengthy
party this Slr Berthe We heard So much about?
She says he Is, and the three of EN- was Circlin
our way stands ready 10 be relieved OF guard duty
But hanged II they don't sail past within three fee
OF US, without much as a look
Well wouldn't that mol, the bird Nellie 5
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Britton Bailey, Miss Hubbard Now S.- Ber,ie.
suppose we mustnt plan thing for YOU --r.- YOU
and Peggy have settled about that s-. uar1v
Well get together and be good
Say, ID known Sadie long enough "a +. an II
side view OF her little plan OF campalEr ai,hou,
havln anyone explain the map FIrs- -- does
some fine ieinr and footwork until She gets the
Bailey person with her guard wide open. and then
she lands with both nitts. And It was plain this
Miss Peggy proposition was new one Fl. NE
Bntton Bailey. She's some Jared, bur I'm an
old hand at the game She RECEIVERS quick
I'm Miss Hubbard is not going -lann
ST BeTtie for next week saws She.
Has Peggy been gettin her mad UP for hour
for nothing Well, hardly Only from -urdav
on, says She You II promise TO be there SAT
urdav, won't YOU Sir Berties'
oh, charmed saws he blnkin thru (. tae
round Panes Pom honor, I'll run out r. ~ayur
day, Miss Peggy
thinks is somewhere in the Oranges, o- ..yje
out to White Plains that he scheduled f- Nrs
Bailey must have had the same thought
And where Is II that Miss Hubbard :
Bertie:" She cooes.
"Why-aw-er-" say. Bertie was u- -.,us-
II He looks as blank ii she'd asked t.. Nha-
time the due 70 rise III the NORM Bu-
Peggy Is there with the information
Ny home in Spokane, Washngc,a -uys
she, lookin her square between the ewes
What Spokane Well OF all the .ulI ..-e'
Say, never see anyone get up . TURKEY coi-
quite 50 quick as Mrs Britton Bailey doe. hen
For second or So She looks all kinds of II ..
the State ot Washington girl. and then -uIs
one OF the same kind ON Sadie Hump saws
She. Spokane SIT BERTHE / wish you los your
trIp to the bdCkwoodS You had better L. eogr
trunks packed tonight With that She .. tls
heel pivot, toSSeS her head. and marChv~ ore
My word, SAYS SIT BertIe. ca,chIn h- .,aJh
lie no gutter. though. and when he he's
billed tor a tive DAYS railroad trip he never much
as SqueaE | guess he was some intert- i. II
night to- when We leaves hIm and Po--
maxim UP tor lost time and bv the We, Vas
beamln on her You'd thought he ~usr, she
was good to look at
AS for me and Sadie. We hunts uyt q ou-.- ~uer
and has reunion all ON our own hook tells
me how the Hubbards own half the State .. ere
and what a real nice girl Peggy Is and Sr
btTtt come all the way across TJSt Z, the
deck with her Also She shows how -Hs lev
party, who always lookIn for new eNh.s.. one
near spoiu II all
But dc hoPe, says Sadie, tina, -r, le:
them alone now.
You sure fixed that" says L You've her
chmhn the pole
She grlnS and lets 60 AT that want,n snow
all about everybody and what 5 happened en-
since she been gone But still | has sonnet e on
my mind that won't let me rest easy ur- I've
worked IT of And the first thing know. I've let
cut
Say, sadie, says l. do YOU know v.- vas
my hTSt guess about this Sir BertIe?"
do, says she gIviu me one OF them ~.r. ght
tNeI looks that | never knows what 70 make Of
and u Was the sIllesJ thing l ever knew v,u 10
Now was that q Josh: If it want. how d.s =be
come to get next:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

what
II FeggF had any views on the subject they must
nave been too strong for publication All she does
along Was gettIn little sore myself for it
seems my first trameup OF the situation was nearer
the mark than the last. 1t looked like Sir BERTHE
discard
And then sadie does quick turn with her head
throWln Us the KNOWN wink y minute more and
next thing we know they're lined up before rs
sadie seems to have discovered Peggy all al once
- why, there YOU are. aren't you'' says She
ST Berue been looking everywhere. Oh-Nr
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
A R T | S T &c

EVER since an ungrdtciul people
L. presented the great Socrates
with a lethal cup of hemlock there
have been artists IN toxicologv. as
the science OF poisoning Is termed
Who has not heard of the exploits
III this direction OF Roman Nero, OF
the Borgias, and the Medici. OF
Totana too, with Brinvilhers, and
leicester
The professional poIsoners Of
ancient Greece We're looked upon as
artists, much as We regard our great
experimental physicists to-day The
art as De OuInCtN Oils II raSAnd
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

laughn and Carryin on sociabe all around us now
and then THROWN us a look if was curlos in
case, II wa n t quite 50 funny. | was gettn 10
feel like PLAIN clothes man guardn the weddin'
presents. II would have been some better if
could have talked matters over with Miss Hubbard
and found out what We on the siding for; but
all She does IS get GUNNER by the minute Course |
knew Sadie wa n one TO put up Job like that
and that She must have something other on hand
that has to be attended to.
just where this Mrs Bailey comes in | cant tlg-
nre out. You know the kind of a top notcher Mrs
Brtton Bailey IS, She's it, nothing and when
she can have her swing there's apt be all sorts
Of q rumPus Maybe you've heard OF her run-in
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
The Perfection of Poisoning

The Perfection of Poisoning
RO / It was during the Renaissance period that
, POISONING was brought 70 its most dreadful pitch
of perfection There were sIxtv or seventy methods
SHOWN TO connoIsSeurS That most in vogue was
the aqua Iotana, which held the field Tor some cen
'uleS. II Is thought 70 have been preparation ot
~, C' OUT without the taIuteSt color taste odor
lll9 100 alter the manner of Phrvsa. might he
Slle'iTed on one side OF a golden knife wherewith
P''Ni was cut and the poisoned half handed with
SIS'1iy courtesy TO the victim The terrible thing
,oout aqua Iotana that II took years To bring
Ih, Iedth, The victim became toothless bald, and
elIIlVeied- tiIS or her agony long drawn out,
IoIehlieSs' and terrible to witness. Surely those
We're days of dire vengeancel
n ne aqua was named after woman named
ioiTn@i' VINO was known to have removed over
s.N hundred persons, including many Cardinals and
dl es's' TWO PopeS She had settled in Naples
S's woman IN 1850 oStensibly to sell lotions tof
CoEtiEasG sGgg Is
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
OIS O NERS OF HISTORY

potn hendlSh instruments IN the PompeIIan museum
tl Naples he rings are like TINY vIpers oi gold
In their heads Is microscopic receptacle actu4ted
by a spring, and containing poison of amazlng
VlTuience which eNuded At a touch \ handstINe,
d deciamatory wave of the arm at table or minute
was COmnlete
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

on % imperial Rome; but The method changed
There progress in all other matters The
ideal aimed at a poison that gave no trouble.
to either party. that would leave the victim $
beauty unmarried in death that left no trace of IT'S
fell purpose behind And to this dreadful end Love
and Ambition strove and We'd
A woman named Locusta was especially success
fungus that closely resembed the mushroom II
was tried and found very good-for the other per
son. Nero served il his brother Britannicus
Cruel Domtian, another heartess prosecutor of the
Christians, administered it first 20 his father Yes
pasian, and next to his brother Titus They were
distinctly in the way, and here a decent and
artistic method of removing them. lust HOY -ris
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-04-17
FRIDAY

The Michigan legislature has passed
a two-cent railroad fare bill.
Kansas City wants the national Re
publican convention in 1908.
The death is announced of Prince
Golytsin, former viceroy of the eau
casus.
The president of Salvador is sending
10000 men against Nicaragua to re-
new the combat.
In the country at large the govern
ment meat inspection force now num-
bers more than 1000.
Two hundred persons were drowned
in floods which swept through the val
ley of the Vardar river in Turkey.
A rigid inquiry into the operation
of all the immigration stations OF
the country has been instituted by
Secretary Straus
The report of the bureau of animal
industry for the fiscal year 1905 shows
that 40,221,01 animals were inspect
ed at slaughter in that year.