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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
WORLDS TATR VISITORS,

An intending visitor TO the coming
Worlds fair nc Chicago need have no
fear as 10 the possibility Of securing sat
isfoctory accommodations. at reasonable
rites, at either the many hotels or rcsi.
dences listed In neat pamphlet entitled
"llomcs for Visitors 20 the Worlds Fair"
compiled nt great expense and published
by trustworthy Chicago frm. This
book contains list of about 1000 private
families who will accommodate visitors
h. Chicago during the time of the fair.
VIZ; May lst 10 October 30; gives their
names and addresses, aud number Of
rooms each viii have % spare. The
book also gives a list of the hotels and
their locndons; has twelve full-ppge,
ldrge.scalc maps, ca u representing a soc
ton Of the city, 40 that with this informa.
ton before him the intending visitor
himself can, at leisure. select the quar-.
ter of the city In which he would prefer
20 stop, corresponding IN advance with
one or more families In that locality with
regard to rates and the accommodations
desired
To help YOU In fixing In advance upon
your place Of residence while attending
The Worlds fur. We have placed IN the
hands OF our agent nc your station coples
of this work, which may be obtained nj
30 cents per copy. w. H. WINFIELD.
G.. L. A, Cotton Belt Route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
spECIAL PRIOEs FOR THIs WEEN

Genuine 10 dwt. Rogers knives or
forks. triple plate, $3.50 Il set.
Tea spoons, 20 cents set.
Table spoons, $50 set.
Best walnut case cisht-day clock
$500 each.
Good walnut case oue-day clock, S1.5o
each
Fine silk umbrella, gold handles, Ly,
ons' make, 81 each
900 pure lace pins, assorted settings
80 cents each.
200 scarf pins, solid gold settings, gar.
nets moon stones, etc, 90 cents each.
200 stick pins, enameled in cOlors and
pearl centers, % cents each
Fine heavy solid gold initial rings
81 each,
Finest quality white pearl handled
knives or forks, 50 Il set
Gents YOU want q set of three patent
studs, the quality, 80 cents set.
Guld-hlled watches Waltham or Elgin
movements, SO each.
Seventeen icwcled Hampers adjusted
70 heat cold and position, 500 each
Ladies' hno silver sword hair ANA bai
plns-seo them, the latest. 30 cents each
Fine thrce-piccc tea sets, gold lined
and engraved, $3.50 set
Pine gold-plated watch chains, 81 each
Fine gold-plated watch cluins. war
rauted five years, $3.50 each.
Sterling silver bands for hair dressing
81 each
And everything that Is kent IN nm,
hrsl-class Jewelry store we have nj uric.s
that defy mnsEitinn Alorahors 4
Mcbride, OOl Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
THE COMMISSIONERS AT NEW OR.
LEANS TO LOOK INTO ALLEG-
ED DETERMINATIONS.

New Orleans, La, April Especial. -
The interstate commerce commission ar
riycG here last night from Atlanta, In or
der TO investigate the charges made by
cotton merchants of this city, against the
TeXus and Pacific railroad, of discriminu-
ton In cotton rites from Arkansas in
favor of ST. Louis. The principal case
was over cotton brought from Fulton,
Ark, by boat TO TcXurkanu. and thence
over the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
aud the TeGas and puciic railroad 10
ed more than the through rate from Full
ton. The case IL made in the hope that
Il win give New Orleans merchants a
chance In Arkansas territory, from which
they have been largely crowded out by dis
elimination In favor Of st. Louis and
Memphis, A number of witnesses were
heard, aud the ease taken under advise
mCut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
TOO MUCH TALK OF REMOVALS.
CLEVELAND PUTS THE BAN or
SECRECY ON THE POsTOF-
FICE DEPARTMENT.

Washington. April s.-Mr. Cleveland
Is tired Of reading IN the newspapers
that the Official OF the postoiice de
partuent Is "beheading' Republican,
postmusters The daily stories OF Of
fetal executions sent out by the Wash
ingtOn correspondents are deemed OF
fensiye by the president and he has de-
termined 90 put stop TO their publica-
ton. The only way 90 do this, Of course,
Il 10 shut OH the news and this morning
the first move In that direction was
made. Mr. Cleveland complained OF
these sangunury stories yesterday TO
postmaster-G General BiRsCll. and init
mated that while no interruption Of
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Ge General
Maxwelrs task as lord high oXocuioner
was contemplated. the work must be
conducted In secret In the future and
the narrowing details kept from the news
papers and the public. Accordingly Mr..
Bissell Issued an order this morning d.
recting his fourth assistant not 10 make
public the appointments Of pustmnsters,
and when the newspaper correspondents
called at the department the usual list
was missing, aud they were denied ac-
cess 10 the records.
Never before In the history Of the de-
p0rtmont has such rule becn enforced
or even suggested, the fact being rccog-
ni2ed that the oiiicnl records were pub
lie property, the department oflicials pub.
Tic servants and their official nets mat,
tors Of public interest A delegation OF
correspondents called upon Mr. Bissell
as soon as the new rule was announced
and protested against It's enforcement.
Mr. Bisscll said he was not responsible
for the order. in0ymuch as Il had como
from the White House but he finally
agreed TO suspend Il temporarily until no
could have further consultation with
the president regarding H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

p8,t M 70 lot IN block - and that said
sherifI's deed to ~ ,. Swaaey be deClarel
superior 10 the deed fronl Annie y. wilson
10 John a. Wilson dated NOV. ~, len'
IN PhllpowsN W. Spencer, y y Saul "a
matter ia not generally Regarded rs ~
adfudicnta unless thpfe be concurrence
or the four conditions following. namely
list. Identity In the thing sued TOT; lnl.
Identity % the cause OF acuoni 8rd. ldehtty
OF PERSONS and or parties 20 the actlohi an.
Identity OF the quality IN the persons iof
or against whom the claim is made.
The parties to the suit No. ~ and the
parties 10 this action are not me same.
In that cause the sole party defendant was
g. j. Swascy as an individual; ~ thls cause
the parties platinum are Martin casey ah1
4. j. Swasey compelling the nrm Of casey
and Swasey II * therefore manifest that
the former Judgment would not be bar
rs To Martin Casey. As the remaining party
plamun, a. j. Swasey prevailed in the SUIT
No 2l8 a h not perceived how bis 1oindef
herein All co.plaintiff wherein he seeks anu
secures dlncrcnt relief from that Whlch
WAS sought aud accorded Va the suit No.
2l3 could lmpart to the judgment iu that
suit the character OF res adjudicata' as
against this notion.
TARLTON.
Jaier Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
RESnLrTInNs

House concurrent resolution No. o..
which went into effect without the gov
eruor's signature, gave thirty days leave
Of ubspIcc from the state % Hon. T..
W. Goodrich. judge of the nineteenth
dlglrict, taking effect February l.
Tho next resolution In ORDER having
rcclted the fact that the United Suites
congress has purchased tho battlefield OF
Chicnmauga and established the Chica-
manga aud Chattanooga military park.
60 which Georgia aud Tennessee have
cedrd the necessary public roads as APP
prUaches, and belonging TO the park,
nnd that the secretary of war has up-
pointed commission which ~ now EN-
Gagged iu locating both the Union aud
Confederate lines Of battle. goes Oh 10
empower the governor 10 appoint a COM
mission Of i've gentlemen, participants
in the battle of ChicumuugA or CHIT
tanoOga, 10 cooperate with the national
commission Ia asccrtniniug and marking
the position occupied Ia those battles by
each regiment battery aud independent
organization from this state which were
Engaged there. Approved March 20.
These gentlemen are TO serve without
pay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
FIGHT WITH BRIGAYDs.
THREE YOUNG MEN DEFY A
BAND UNTIL TWO or THEM
ARE SLAIN.

City Of Mexico. April S.-The brigands
Who have been operating In the vicinity
OF JulutlcO have committed another
bloudy and daring outrage. Three young
men were passing along the highway Ia
mat section a few days ago when the
bandits under the leadership of Juan
llnnon Guerrero, made an attack upon
thon, The travellers stood their ground
bruycly aud returned the fire OF the rob
bvr3. The battle lasted several minutes,
aud resulted Ia two of the bandits buing
hllcd. Two of the travellers were killed
uud the other seriously wounded After
rubbiug the bodies the brimnds started
Tor Their rendezvous IN the mountains but
were overtuken by Il detachment of rural
guards. Another desperate fight occurred
aud two more OF the robbers were Killed.
aud one wounded while two members of
the rural guards were killed and two
wounded. Three Of the bandita were
captured the others, numbering about
ton escaping Co the mountains. They
are being closely pursued aud will prob
nbly be captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
TO WATER coNsrAlnns.

Water rent is due aud payable on the
Let day %, April IN advance, al the Office
o. the Fort Worth waterworks. POO
days after they shall fan due B Dor cant
will be added and II not paid within
twenty days after they shall fail due
the supply will he cut on without no
ticc, aud not turned on again until MI
back dues are paid, including the time
II was cut on, and 81 win be charged for
OF our quarter and the time 10 mako
your yearly contracts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
BIG COAL COMPANY.
TO OPERATE IN MISSOURI AND
KANSAS WITH A CAPITAL
OF 100000

Kansas City, Mo, April S.--The Con.
trnl Coul and Coke company, with paid
w capital Of &OOO,OOO was formed
here today, The new company will han.
de timber aud coNl lands, coke plants,
smeltera, saw mills aud stores and pro.
Visions The headquarters will be In
Kansas City,
The company viii operate the Keith
~ Perry company zelda IN Missouri aud
Kansas, the fields OF the Kansas City,
Pittsburg aud Gulf railroad la Missouri,
and work In the new fields 20 bo thrown
open In the Indian territory aud else
where along tho limo of the Kansas City,
Pittshurg and Gulf road with the inten.
ton of extending the business along
through 20 the gulf at Sabine pass.
ae'rrssssf
Ponds Extract, FOR Pains ana Aches. Try
~ IL Owes lmmediNte relief. then perma.
nent cure. phe genuine IN reliable. lnltnl,
tatioua will diaanoint YOU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

Remember that the voting boxes and
tickets for MAY Queen are located M
the following places and the polls will
remain open ill April II.
r. Brnow. 1922 Main street
Monnig's Dry Goods company
Washer Bros, clothiers.
q, w. Connery, successor 10 L. NJ
Whltsetts.
The contest viii be closed on April
II nc ~ o'clock midnight surel sharl
nt the bali 10 begin that night at tho
Dutschcr Vcrein hall, corner Fourteentl
and Houston streets.
Tickets td the ball for sale at:
Charles Schellcr's.
Casino Hall.
Drank Zcllchowsh.
IL Hatchelrs.
II, Bwnow's.
r. l.immer's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
Good Things
Never Die

Among the good things that
help to make enjoyable our
puddings, creams and pastry,
which have been used by
millions Of housekeepers for
years, Is DR.. Prices Delicious
Extracts Of Lemon, Orange,
Vanilla, etc. o.
These ilavors differ from all
other extracts in their manner
Of preparation, quality Of
fruit used, their freedom from
All injurious substances, their
superior strength and delicate
and agreeable taste. One
trial proves their worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
ENHIRIT nuRNEn.

Boise, Idaho. April 3. Word was re-
oeiyed here today OF the burning Of a
large portion of idaho's agricultural OK.
hihit while en- route 70 Chicago The
hre occurred near kmball. Neb.. and bnt
LITTLE OF value was saved A quantity of
taNidermy and two valuable oil paintings
Of ShOsh0ne were also burned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
STATE MANAGERS WANTED

poratcdD have opened a branch Office in
this city for the purpose Of extending
their business into other states. Their
articles Of manufacture are uleritorions
aud novel. and are meeting with unu-
sunl success They want several cxpe.
rieuced men 60 handle state territory
5000 to $1,000 capital necessary, For
Texas Invention company, 6i0 Main
street, room o. Fort Worth. Tex.
References. Eirst National bank, Ans
tin; Fort Worth National bauk, Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
mRGArIoN PRoIEors.
ENGLISH CAPITALISTS INSPECT,
ING THEIR INYEsrEMENrs
IN THE WEST.

Yuma, Ariz,, April S.--Colonel @. q.
Greene Of New York and party OF
English capitalists from London, inter
ested IN large irrigation schemes 10 Cali.
tornia, New Mexico and Arizona. passed
Through Yuma this morning going west.
They wegO accompanied by Colonel H.
N. Woodworth Of 81. Louis, who Is build.
ing the South ella canal IN yuma conn
~ IN which ho is financially Interested.
which viii cost 81, 100000 and irrigatc
100000 acres OF land, aud Is now IN pro,
cess Of construction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

Vienna, April Sat the anti.sem,tio
meeting last evening the Jews we're
violently denounced by Deputy Iueeer
AFTER the meeting merchant named
Sewald made n desperate attack unon
HIM with a knife. Two friends of Inc.
ger rushed TO protect him. Sewnld Killed
one OF the friends and wounded Tie
jury. Sewald was arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
THE sK1LL ANp KNoW1nnGr

Essential TO the production Of the most
Syrup company 60 achieve a great sue
ccss in the reputation of lis remedy, Syrup
Of Figs. Ns II is conceded 10 be the uni-
versa laxative. For sale by all drug
tfiata
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
A TnRRIRLn TRAGEnY

Bangor. Mech, April S,-A terrible
tragedy, the elimination Of long series
OF domestic iufelicities, was enacted five
miles south, Of this place yesterday.
Andy Campbell, q well known farmer.
shot his divorced wife and then him,
self, both dying Instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
MIILErr HOLMES.

Bropham, Tex. April y Especial -
Deacon 1lillett tlolmes a veteran of the
war for Texas independence. died al his
IN nV'sg near tAaepen9ehsN ~ tnls county,
py sgnnty, Kentucky, and came 60 Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
Ar DAINGERrIpfn

Daingerheld, Tex, April 4. tSneeial A
J, NJ, Phillips shlngle mill nsar IRIS ploee
was burned last night. Supposed Ia ~
the work Of nn incendiary. Ihe ot6eers
think they have the man spotten, aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
ooNYIcrs RsoApn
ON THEIR ROAD THEY MEET A
YOUNG GIRL AND OUTRAGE
HER in PURSUIT.

Brenham, Tx. April S--(Speeial) ~
Yesterday cvenlng two conyicts, Il. l.e-
mas aud H. Maltinez, az work Oh the
Santa Fo bridge, n6cRpai from the
guards. Ia the direction 10 which they
went lives samuel k0rtoz. He reports
that one Of Tho convicts met his lO,year-
old daughter on the road near Cedar HIN
and outraged her. A large posse is Va
rUrgnit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

ZION Of the results and prohibition order
fsur weeks IN some newspaper IN the
county or posted iu three public places.
Article 3235 provides FOR the order o.
be issued hy the court IN the event the
result Of the election Is against prohibit
Article 1926 provides that there shah
be no more than one election I'm two
years In the snmc precinct, but az the ex-
piration Of hat time. when deemed eN-
pedient By the commissioners court or
when properly potitioned TO DO 80
Article 323I provides that when any
second election results against prohibition
the result shall be recorded and nnnounc-
"a the same as IN the former case and
the former order set aside.
Article 1898 provides that the faluro
20 carry prohibition In n county or any
Of the larger divisions 81 county. shall
not prohibit the immediate holding Of
a similar election 10 any Of the smaller
divisions or subdivisions, but when pro
mbitiOn has been carried at nu election
for my entire county there shall bo no
further election permitted IN any Of the
divisions or subdivisions OF that conn
~. during tho term for which the pro.
hibition is ordered.
Article $3.50 provides that prohibition
having been ordered. and any person evad-
ing the provisions Of the law shall be sub
ject 70 prosecution by Information or iu-
diclmcni. and shall be punished as pro-
rcribed IN tho penal code.
Article 323ga provides that the election
may be contested for irregularities and
set aside.
Article 3239b produces for the refund.
ing to liquor dealers the license money
paid by them for the unexpired time sue
cecding the adoption Of prohibition.
Article 32}yc provides for the enforce
ment Of the net. with special reference
20 the prosecution of keepers of blind
tigers.
The next bill Is designated "F. G. g.
=. S. s. ID. A 49, for $. VI. ID. A. bills
Nos. 100 and 30" which means that IL
Us the free conference committees sub
stitutc for the senate substitute def.
cheney Appropriation bill for substitute
house deficiency appropriation bills Nos
100 and 30.
The bill makes appropriations for the
back bills Of the state. In approprlating
$1,000 salaries for special judges the pro
vision Ia made that none Of them who
shall have held any Of the cases they
were appointed 90 try as long as three
mouths under ndyisement shall receive
any Of The money appropriated. Approved
March 20
40 Substitute house bill No. 30 Gre
atca two district courts Ia McLennaE
county. This bill was passed over the
governors veto and was deposited with
the secretary Of state March u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
GOOD ADVICE

Ten your neighbor that suffers that Pres.
toms Hed,Ake win cure any headache IA
fifteen minutes, No wpiuns-only fifteen
minutes No cure no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
SPORTING GOODS BURNED

Chicago, H., April S.-A. @. Spaula.
Ing 4 Cas- sporting goods factory M
rllly-thlIN street aud Rock Island tracks
$4,000, fully insured. ' A''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
DoNur nm IN TUr uorep

When open air exercise aud Creole Female
Tonic Will restore you 10 robust health aud
send the color back 90 your pale checks
II Is pleasant 40 take. No bad taste
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

McAlester coal for steaming purposes.
Car lots on track, Lilley & BIB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
ANTESEMITIG TROTTRIrs

Eirks satinot SOAP at Turner & Din
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

No' 49, John X WILSON, appellant Va.
frSS tS aso a sWHsIy PenSess Appeal
county.
OPINION.
dpcluding findings, Of fact and conclusions
OF lAw.l
rms Is an action OF trespuss 20 try title
wherein Casey and SwAsey a frm compOs.
cd OF Martin Casey and q, J. SWasoy, seek
10 recover from John Il, Wilson appellant,
the title possession and rental value OF lot
No U in block No. - IA the town of Putnam
IN Callahan county, Texas,
The Defendant, appellant here among
other defenses. pleads THAT this cause ot
action, between the SAME parties, mvoiv.
my the sang subject matter has hereto.
tuto been adludicatcd aud determined In
the district court OF Callahan county, aud
that L has from that court been appeaied.
nnd that Il Is now pending la the supreme
SQUIRT 2t tue state OF IeA,A, being neither
cred void"
From Judgment rendered oct a. 1870.
m taNor OF the Rppellees casey ana Swasey,
appellant pfoseeutes this appeal.
Inc sole question presented hy the record
49, lid tho court orr IN us nudlng AGAINST
appellant on his plea OF res adludlcata ana
The facts on witch this plea il founded.
are briefly, as follows.
on Aug. Z 1870, appellant as plainun.
with other co-plaintins, nled suit No rs,
Ia tho district court OF Callahan county
against Martin Casey aud Chas Swasey.
NOT as constituents OF q nrn but as indt.
the plRintlns asserted sheir title 10 lie prop.
ertY sued forl was endorsed; slhis action
y hropKht ~ well TO Try title as for dam.
damaHes Tho specific prayer FOR RELIEF
therein contained was the cancellation OF a
deed pufporung 10 be conveyance OF tue
| property Ia controversy and 10 divest the
| uhe IN th0t suit 20 constitute a cloud upOu
| thef Ute because OF It's registration by
the defendants, Martin Casey ana Chas
| aWNsey, On the deed fecOrde ~ Callahan
| county, The conveyance IN question VA.
! dated July ., 1889 ana purpOrted ,accordil.l
1 60 tue allegations or tn6 peiuanl 10 convey
/ 20 Martin casey and Chas SWasey IA,
property n eentroyersy ami to dlyeFt th,
/ Wilson, OF an title 10 tho uronprtv. rht
i enlt No. ~ MAS dismissed ~ Ia the "a,
ieninhi Martin casey, ANA was piosccut
/ sN 70 Judgment az 10 tue defendant C. a
hwasey alone. ho relied uton me ~piea n
not guilty it WAS therein adiudged TIA
the plaintiffs Including John m WILSON. an
penans hsfeia' ",ake nothing ~ their eals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
MAY QUEEN.

Genuine Piedmont smithing coal con.
stanuy in stock by Lilley q Bib.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

No. tTa. Martin. Wise and I1tghugh, appel
iants vs.. Missouri Pacific hallway Com-
pany, ct a., appeilees. Appeal from Dai-
las county
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
THE NEW MACHINERY
In MOTION.
THE NEW BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISsIONERS MEET, TOUCH THE
BUTTON AND START THE
WHEELS.
Commissioner Baker Elected Chairman,
WoOdin In the Sheriff's ONCE.
Keller al the Collectors
Desk, ETC., etc.

The new board of county commits.
sioners met on Monday morning and
organized by electlng J. S. Baker, of
the third district, chairman. The
first business was the adoption of
rules for their guidance and govern
ment at regular meetings.
Mrs. James Briley was awarded the
contract for keeping the county pau
pers at 20 cents each per day.
Geo. e. Hafer, the contract for
burying the pauper dead at s1s each.
DR.. Behle, the contract for medical
attendance and medicines for county
paupers at $3.50 per annum.
An order was made allowing the
sheriff aud auditor and recorder the
requisite number of deputies needed
10 their respective offices.
Bonds OF all the county officers
elect were passed upon and approved.
A large number Of bills against the
county were examined and passed
upon. THIS part OF the business en-
crossed most Of the time of the
session up to our going to press.
There IS still large batch of new
business before the board that will
demand its most careful consideration
and best judgment, and it may be
late Saturday afternoon before the
session will be closed.
The general belief in Blackfoot, ir.
respective Of party affiliations, is that
the board will be equal TO the de,
mands, and will give the county a
most satisfactory administration.
Billy Woodin is again sat home
in the sherifi's Office. His familiar
ity with his duties aud his prompt
ness in discharging them make bust
ness matters safe in that direction.
Hank Keifer is at the desk in the
collectors Office, His business quail.
iications, though new man, make /,
certain that no complaints will come
from his office.
Judge Stevens, Clerk Patrie and
Attorney Winters are doing business
at the old stands and will welcome
you as kindly and will offer you their
easy chairs as courteously as in the
days of last year or in the auld lang
syne.