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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14

"The Missouri Girl" is an Amer
lean comedy OF the better sort. Or
der seat early at Conley's Jewelry
Store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14

Mr.. Reid Roberts has recovered
enough from his accident of last
week to be taken to his farm on
Two Mile.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. +, S, Mcconnell, Of
Mt Vernon, O., have quite recently
became the parents OF a fine girl
baby. ......
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14

Mrs. Clay, formerly OF lnez, has
moved into the residence formerly
occupied by T. l.. Muncaster.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14

The work OF laying the concrete
blocks in the walls OF the new
Baptist church Is going on.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14
Big Sandy News


Dan D. Hardwick and Miss zona
Ketchum, OF Wayne, were married
recently, ......
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-14

Mr. william Borders, Of Paints
vile, and his daughter, Mrs. Ma
ria Saunders, of Fleming county,
We're guests of Mrs. Cynthia Stew
art recently. They left for Flem-
ing Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

on banks for the purpose OF creating a
fund to be used by the banking board
where the assets of the bank are insuffl-
cient to pay its liabilities. None Of these
provisions are being enforced, as stated
before, pending a final decision OF the
case
There are other amendments which
should be made to the banking law that
would materially strengthen the banks OF
the state It should provide for a mini
mum number Of persons-not less than
five-to entitle to the privilege OF incor-
poration and not less than three di-
rectors, residents Of the county in which
the bank is situated. l believe that the
State Banking board should be clothed
with legal authority to approve or dlsap-
prove reserve agents for banks under it's
supervision. These amendments would not
constitute any radical change in the pres
ent law. A compliance Herewith would
not entail any great hardship"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

HoUsEHoLDERs CAUTIONED.
How to Avoid infection.

Typhoid Fever is prevalent. Thoroughly
boil all water and milk used for drinking;
all water used for cleansing uncooked
eatables and all used in brushing the
teeth. Purify the waste pipes; sinks.
closets and cellars with Platts Chlorides
Places where disease germs may develop
hooks behind plumbing and all spots that
can't be reached by the scrubbing brush
should be freely sprinkled with mixture
of one (l) part Platt's Chlorides and ten
(10) parts of water. Do not neglect lib.
eral sprinkllns of the cellar To remove
Objectionable odors whore sprinklinE is
inadvisable, keep a cloth or sponge
moistened with the dilution mentioned. A
little extra care just now may prevent
much sickness and expense. Platt's
Chlorides is an odorless, colorless LIQUID
disinfectant which instantly destroys foul
odors and disease-breeding matter, and is
sold by all druggists.
Write to the manufacturer, AZ Cliff St.,
New York. for free booklet and sample
bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
JURY SIGNS WRONG VERDICT
Sensation in Case of Mrs. Nellie
Taylor at Des Moines.
INTENDED TO FIND HER INSANE
Members of Body After Case IL
Finished Disclose Mistake Made
Lutheran Hospital Goes
to Des Moines.
lFrom a staff corresronnsntN

DES MONIES, Ia, Feb. @.-(speoial Tel
egram)-A sensation was created I'm dis
trict court today when Il became known
that the jury in the case OF Mrs Nellie
Taylor, accused Of numbering her infant.
had made a mistake and signed the wrong
verdict The jury intended to acquit her,
ana did So but they also intended 70 sign
verdict form which would also declare
her TO be insane, so that she would be
sent to the insane ward at the state re-
tormatory Today they confessed that
until after the jury was discharged did
they discover the mistake
Hospital Goes to DeA MOinea.
This evening the Lutheran conference
In session here decided upon locating here
a hospital to cost 100000
Waterways Convention.
The state waterways convention was
held today at Ottumwa, largely attended
oy delegates from cities and towns along
the Des Mones river soon to be made
navigable. f. j. Moore, secretary OF the
State EDS Moines Commercial club. was
made secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

Of the Milwaukee through the northern par
OF South Dakota be taken into considera
lion. To join in a movement that cuts off
great part Of the east-bound freight from
Omaha Is to put these roads on a basis OF
hauling only local shipments out Of here,
and depending on the incoming traffic for
support The interest Of the Hill road and
the Northwestern, each having a through
line with crossing above and below
Omaha, is easily understood Those lines
want the long haul on live stock without
any question of division of the business as
a result of slaughtering at Omaha. II is
the same condition that had to be adjusted
years ago, when Omaha was fighting for
the feed in transit" privilege.
t WnbRSh's queer Action.
The position OF the Wabash Is the most
inexpllcabls of all. This road Joins in the
rate from Omaha. but refused to join in it
from Kansas City. In this course the Wa
bash sets up q discrimination of cents
against Omaha on the same class of freight
How it can defend this action has not been
suggested. If the Wabash were to make
the same rate from Omaha that 1t makes
from Kansas City, 1t might afford an out
let and give the relief that is sought, but
it has taken the attitude of discriminating
against this city and in favor of the mar
ket down the river.
The impending revision OF the rates on
other commodities, with certainty OF in
crease, has aroused much interest among
tho shippers and the matter is getting
close attention. Just what course may be
taken has not been determined, but some
move to resist the imposition will be set
on foot It is not so much the rate as the
open discrimination that is complained Of
II the differential Of S12 per car on dressed
beef in favor of the lower river points can
be maintained, it will be worse for Omaha
than the long imposed injustice OF the $2t
differentlal in favor Of Kansas City on
cattle from southwest territory. which
Omaha had to fight against so long.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
Bullock seeking Harmony.

HURON, S. D., Feb, %,-(special.)-
United States Marshal Seth Bullock was
in ths city today on his way from Wash
ington to his home in Deadwood. While
in Washington Mr.. Bullock spent some
time in an endeavor to secure harmony
among the opposing republican factions in
this state by comforting with the South
Dakota contingent in Washington and also
with President Taft Mr.. Bullock's prop
osition is to give a second term to the
present one-term officers. Congressman
Martin and Burke being included in the
one-term list. Terms Of settlement" at
one time were practically determined upon,
but later breach occurred and there is
little probability that the differences will
be satisfactorily adjusted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
SEED CORN PULPIT THEME
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where the atmosphere registered from Is
to 20 degrees above zero. Wednesday even
ing they were put into the termination box
and today the corn which tested SO on Mon
day tested but gS.5 per cent
Another. experiment with the Aye corn
was made. when 100 grains from a single
ear all grew but three. Another 100 grains
from the same ear we're soaked five hours.
They were found to contain 81 per cent
moisture and after exposure to Geld be-
tween 12 and 20 degrees above zero they
were put in the termination box. But
thirty-five out OF the 100 grew, though
they came from the row next to the 100 OF
which ninety-seven germinated before the
exposure.
Two Ears Test Ninety Per Cent,
Two ears soaked almost nine hours tested
80 per cent before the soaking and freez-
ing. Then they tested A.9 per cent, though
the corn contained but q per cent mos-
ture after the soaking.
As much OF the corn being received on
the Omaha market contains from 18 to "a
per cent moisture II Is evident that with
that amount, even freezing for short
time, kills the possibility Of the corn grow
ing. Excessive moisture without freezing
weakons the vitality OF the corn has been
shown by test made by the Commercial
club Two hundred grains Of corn which
contained % per cent moisture were secured
on the Grain exchange Monday and there
were seYenty-four grains which had no
root sprouts, but which had stem sprouts
corn which would perhaps produce stalk
but no ears and which experts say should
never be planted.
The Omaha Elevator company. with a
line Of elevators on the Union Pacific has
arranged to have tests made by the club
from many OF its seventy stations. while
one sample was received today from Keith
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

business, to the extent that the Great
Western is now suffering from a ''conges-
lion OF traffic" condition entirely novel
in Its experience. At least, 1t was this
congestion of traffic" that was assigned
by the Great Western management for
abandoning the noon meat train from
Omaha to Chicago after running it four
days. The line is certainly "congested," :"
so far as meat shipments from Omaha are
concerned. 1t will take ninety days for
the Great Western to put the rate into
effect 70 it win not be able to charge the
higher tariff until June 20, and Il Is an
tiolpated that the congestion" will last at
least till that time.
Cuts OFF Through Business.
But this does not account for the position
OF the Illinois Central, the Milwaukee and
the Wabash Neither OF these lines reaches
west Of Omaha, unless the coast extension
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
CIGARS

15c El Sidelo ..............
(Clear Havana) =
$4.70 per box OF so.
lbc Principe De Gales, Pullman, 1O6
$2,35 Per box OF %.
15c La Saverna ............1O
S235 per box of 25.
15c My Eleccion
$2.35 per box OF 25.
10c Tom Moore, Conchas, 5 for 25A
$2.75 per box OF 80.
10c Don Marino
Zine Havana Goods)
$1.25 per box OF 20.
l0c Palmer House ..,EA
$1.25 per box OF 25.
10c Robert Burns, for 2EA
S2.75 per box Of so.
10c Table Rolls ..EH
(Hsvana Breva.)
$1.2b per box OF 25.
&c Owl, for ..............1 1OG
S5c per box of 25.
be Henry George, 3 for ........1OA
$40 per box Of so.
DC Little Toms, for ........ HnA
BEAToN BRUG CO.
10th and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

the record for the last nine years is ev
more so.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
The w Gather.

For Nebraska-PRrtly cloudy and colder.
For lowa-Partly cloudy, with possibly
snow flurries colder in west portion.
Temperature At Omaha vesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

Only one "BROMo aUIN
That is Laxatvo Bromo Oulnine. Look for
the signature of E. W. Grove. Used the
World over - Cure a Cold in One Day. 2Oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

@OURSE it was cinch: but Fiddle amt got
L i done wonderin yet how | did it. | tell
that by the puzzled way he has Of ookn
wnen he thinks | amt noticin'.
You see we'd been havn quiet week at the
Corrugated This fine spell Of weather has braced Old
Hickory up until he almost forgets how he's cast
himself for the great crouch collector. Things must
have been runnin smooth too; for he even read
about the Return from Elba plans without chuckin'
the mornn paper into the waste basket and gettin,
purple behind the ears.
Then. all of sudden here the other afternoon.
Piddie comes trottn out of the private office all
Mustered up and begins PAWN excited through the
big bond safe. He's hardly got started at that be-
fore there comes three rings the buzzer for him.
and he trots back to what the old wants
now. Next there are hurry calls for the general audi
tor and the head of the contract department. and
before Mr. Ellins gets through he's had every chief in
the shop up on the carpet and put em through the
third degree. Way out by my gate could hear him
layin' down the law to EN- and they comes out
lookin wild and worried.
Which don't get excited any at all. / worked
in the newspaper office too long and too many
Sunday editions go to press for that So when |
hears him yell for me don't jump over the desk and
get goose flesh up the back. keeps right snappin'
rubber bands at the spring water bottle until he's
shouted couple more times. Then winks at the
row OF lady typsts and strolls in, calm and easy.
See here, boy!' says he. Z" Do you happen
by any chance to know where that son of mine might
be found at this moment
Mr.. Robert?' says |. Nix"
No, of course you dont!' says Old Hickory,
glarin at me. No one around this precious asylum
for undeveloped cerebelums seems to know any
thing they ought to. Ball.
Yes. sir says |.
Don't grin at me that way' he snaps Get out!
No. stay where you are! If you don't know where
Robert is where do you think he might be foundo"
Tried any of his cubs?" says l.
He had, all of 'em. Also he'd had him PACED
through four hotel grill and called up three
brokers' offices.
:" Well if he amt havin' late lunch or playin,
Copyright, by sewenFo All rights reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

bin the desk phone. 'Plaza-yes Plaza, double o
double three sixty-one. Sure! You got it. Say Mr..
movin fast, does he? He must Hello! l want
to talk to Walters. All mind who l am
switch him on!' And inside of two minutes l have
the report. "Frock coat and silk lid" says l. See?
Society date
HUH says the old man. That settles it. He's
tagging around after that young lady volinist again.
Paris he has taken about as much interest in business
as cat does in astronomy. But tomorrow morning
we'll"
Say" l breaks in, if it's a case of young lady
why not locate her and then scout for Mr.. Roberts
in the neighborhood? That ought to be easy
have my permission to tackle the job. Her name is
Inez Webster. don't know where she lives, or with
whom she's staying but she's somewhere in New
York. Now how will you begin?'
By rubberin' at Mr.. Roberts date pad says I.
of that and he leads the way in and unocks Mr.
Roberts rolltop. Now what do those scratches
II w. 215," says 1, readn' it off. The arrow
points to 1nez. He must be with her now"
wherever that isl! growls Mr.. Films. Go on
Say femme think minute says l. slippin into
the swing chair and dom the Sherlock gaze at the
desk
oh, certainly! says he snappy and sarcastic
Take nap over it, Plenty of time! and with that
he pads back into his office and slams the door.
Now didn't like through tt the n nj }s
waste basket feels more at home. In iffv has
it dumped on the rug. There empty cigarette
box. the usual collection of circulars dozen torn
business letters. and so 1t looked like hopeless
hunt too, until | this invitation card
announcin' that the Misses Pulsfer will be at home
from two-ffteen until ve-thrty. There's Fort
Washington Road address, and down in corner it
says music Also to-day's the day.
''Whoop!' says |. stowin' away the card Me
for the Misses Pulsfers long shot Hey, Mr.
Ellins' shouts, stckin my head in the door. Can
| draw two bones for expense money? I'm on the
trail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22
Torchy In on the Oo1ong

billiards, or watch
IN the stock board,
| give 1t up says
|. : Maybe you've
noticed that Mr..
Robert amt been
IN many afternoons
lately"
Huh! Perhapsl
haven't, thought,
grunts Old Hlck-
ory. =" But this
time it IS 1mpor-
tant that he should
be mere. I Dung
man, you seem to
have less wool on
your wits than
most of the Office
force; SO | am 60
ing to confde to
you that unless we
find Robert before
four thirty O'Clock
this afternoon the
Corrugated Trust
Company will lose
a lot of money"
I" Oh. if it's a
case of savin' the
next dividend"
says |, " I'll take
another think. |
expect YOU asked
for him at the
house,"
- He was there
at one fifteen and
left twenty min
utes later" says
Mr.. Ellins.
-" Yes; but what
kind of clothes
was he wearin'
says |.
"Clothes!" snorts
out Old Hickory.
" What the blith-
-
=" Lenne ask his
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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pnsuLAR youNc PEBBLE

OF COUNTY WE'D
On SUNDAY March = Us 81 So
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the conventional 3lnak Imusa5
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the dining room where & th-eecgursa
dinner wEs served Toe 1aala v2F
beautifully decorated wsth hyzruls
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ady u lovely character
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

We wish 10 can y0zr attention to
The fins lE Of Fru1 and Ornamental
Trees VINES and General Line q
Nursery Stock nov ioc1ted or lot
adjoining The Huzsey nsssI Cal
ard see rs We ~ supply yoHr
wants
WIksrEon Nursery & Orchard Co
Wit Maxiso. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Sans SUIT q ckgheE 81 szsA
This Htth schedule wu1n seen
70 show that the tariff has = Eoos
deal 10 O. wita cBe high cost o
ffTng-
EEAE BROWN. who hzs latch
m0Fsd TO Town. Is going 10 help max,
Mexico q oxy. zn6 EyE tie elsceri,
raiEoad VII be Of material assist.
.znee IL this dEscaon
We c0zg-ZtrtAts the property oEr
erB or EOsth Western ATau8e on So
curing street pavhag This VIII rza-
tsrsany e-hanos the galue Of trep-
GtTs n0 OILY On Eorth Western Az
ezHs sEt Throughout tbs entire wea-
sgn portion 81 the CRY. with the
electric rsiEuaa fhe nsw Govern
meat bgading AMI ofheT substantial
improvements Of this caaraet~ west
Mexico "a going 70 boom right along
Edhnsou and Gardner sod Guy
Laenznd 8 pair q fomyesron
mares recently FOR $3.50
Wheat FooH bas az oFer The West.
Harry Householder says be wiz
not hase over one half 3 wheat crop.
S@k hogs are bringing IL cents
per pound il Galway county. me.
farmers ought 70 mike splendid.
1oaey "a growing pigs
Oscar Massey. u Long Brzneh.
paid Carl Shrader s4se for a span
y good E8zseH this week
J. J. Alexander and JOHN BrAasn,
4 LA6smla. are home from Artesia-
r.