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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-04-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Deer Lodge
postoftice, April 7, 1894:
Adams, Eppa Laughborough S SFH
Andrew, Mcknight, Mrs Emma
titzstephens, Patrick Mishler, j W
Henderson, 7 J McMurray, Tom
Lactan, Fred Rodgers, Patrick
Linden, NJ F Rodgers, = J2
Thompson, IL
FOREIGN.
Gallagher, Peter Joule. James
MARTINI, Matthias
Persons calling for the above named
letters will please say they are adver-
tised LEW. COLEMAN, P. NJ.
NoTICE.-Don't mail your letter or valuable
package without having your own address written
or printed upon the upper left-hand corner. This
will insure Its prompt return to you If not delv-
ered and will prevent its being sent to and
opened at the dead letter Office.
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TOWN AND COUNTY,.

Mays seeds, by the ounce or ton, at the
Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. soft
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If you are getting tired of ham and
eggs for breakfast, try a package of
wheatlet, wheat germ meal, Sioux or
Hecker's rolled oats, farina, hominy grits,
cerealine, granula, cracked wheat, or
steel-cut oatmeal. For sale by the Cash
Grocery Co. 37-tf
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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1-GarrSOn Express ............1 30 A. NJ /,
No. Freight and Passenger. 5.1o P. NJ !.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-Garrson Express. ............ ~ A. NJ
No. Freight and Passenger. 1.:'5 P. NJ
All mails at Deer Lodge postoffice close thirty
minutes before train time. LEW COLEMAN, P. NJ.
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Rev James Reid will deliver Il lecture
at the Methodist church next Friday
evening, April -, entitled "Sunshine aud
Shadow
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The board Of county commissioners
were in session two days this week. All
were present. After allowing some bills
and appointing viewers for two proposed
roads in the northern part of the county,
ETC., they adjourned till May /.
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Notices appear elsewhere of the an
nual meetings Of stockholders of the
Royal Gold and Silver Mining Co. and
the Volcano Gold Mining Co., both of
which hold their meetings in Deer Lodg ge
on Saturday, May 5.
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Town Council.

AT the meeting of the town council last
Monday night the following bills were
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The voting place in the Second ward
at the town election next Saturday will
be in the Kenyon building, two doors
north of the cornor Of G and 4th street,
instead of the Andrus building, as here
torore published.
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Every man having Il beard should keep
itau even and natural color, and il it is
not so already, use Buckingham's Dye
and appear tidy.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
WheL she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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BUSINESS CARDS.
State Officers

r H. MEYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
practice, in all the courts Of the state. Ohic
vest side Of Court Square. Deer Lodge
NAProS & NAproN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFlce-Room u, over Keinschmdt Bros
store, Deer Lodge, Montana,
g W. MINsHALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Lansing's Store Deer Lodge, Mont.
Office hours from IL to u a. M; to p. m;
and from 7 to y. IN.
c.. s. onASsoS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over William Coleman's Store Deer
Lodge, Montana.
A RMS q Aosky's
TONSORIAL PARLOR.
None but frst-class work in their line. The
finest baths in the city. .-.
7 Arabic BROTHERS Il CO.,
-BANkERS-
Deer Lodge, Montana. Do a General Banking
Business and Draw Exchange on all the prin
clpal cities of the world.
Careful Attention SVEN given to Collections
and Remittances: Promptly made, New York
correspondent, Importers and Traders National
Bank New York City, N. Y.
Sc LARAB1E. C.X. LARRAREE H. s. REED
Rorr1lSe WORKS:
J.E. VAN GUNDY.
Deer Lodge, Mont, having bought and put in the
most approved machinery for generating
Soda. Sarsaparlla Ginger Ale Lemonade and
all Carborate Drinks, with experienced work
men In charge, I am prepared to furnish
them bottled or in charges for fountains
promptly on notice. and as low as any house In
State. Address orders to
j. E, VAN GUNDY, Deer Lodge, Mon
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Frank Conley received telegram
yesterday from Wichita, Kansas, that
five dozen qnails were shipped to him
from that city on Thursday. Frank pro-
poses to stock the big Conley and Me-
Tague ranch, west of town, with these
little beauties.
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Guy Shaubut and wife moved over to
Yam Hill last Tuesday Mr.. Shaubut is
getting ready to work some placer
ground there this season.
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+ W>SrEo.-.in experienced gardener
one who Is familiar with the work. and
who is willing to work on silurcs. En-
quire at this Office. 3S-tf.
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Rev. NJ. IIudtlotf, Of Butte, will CON
duct German Lutheran services at the
Methodist church. Monday evening"
April 9th, at $50 o'clock.
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A. 0. Taylor, who has been connected with the
City drug store in Deer Lodge for the past three
years, has resigned his position and expects to To-
cate in Butte about the 18th. He is succeeded in
the City drug store BY John TrlSberger.
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The only change made in the time
table on the Montana Union is, that the
evening train from Garrison will arrive
in Deer Lodge 20 minutes later than
uSllal
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual Town Election will be held on the
second Saturday in April, the same being the
l4th Day of April, 1894,
for the purpose of electing
One Alderman for the First ward--two wears
One Alderman for the Second ward-two wears
Two Aldermen for the Third Ward-one and two
years respectively.
POLLING PLACES AND OFFICERS OF E1,EcTIoN:
First ward, Engine House-Judges, r. b. Nc.
Kinstry William Hardenbrook, NJ Mltheson.
ecoaq Ward o. n 4 wo doors north Of
Dayis, Tom Morgan, Will Fisher
Third ward. Public School building Judges, VIM.
Zosel z. G. Patterson, Il. r. Naples
Polls VIII open for said election at o'clock p.
M and close at O'Clock p. m. on day OF election.
By order Of the City Council
Deer Lodge, March 49, 1894 wy
Town Eiection-O1ficial Ballot.
| FOR ALDERMAN FIRST WARD.
Edward scharnikow Citizens candidate
FOR ALDERMAN SECOND WARD.
John Fisher Citizens candidate
FOR ALDERMEN THIRD WARD.
frank Gonley tlong tern) 80. Citizens candidate
John W. Smurr (short term. Citizens candidate
OFFICE OF THE Town CLERK or THE TOWN.
| OF DEER LODGE, DEER LODGE COUNTY, fss,
| MONTANA. \
II. S. Eldred town clerk in and for said town
OF Deer Lodge. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true list OF all candidates To he
voted for at the coming town election as shown BY
the certl1lcates or the several PARTIES above
| named, now OH file in my Office
Dated this 9Th day of April, 1904,
tSealf l. ). ELDRED Town Clerk
W. G. KING, A. NJ,
PROF OF CHEMISTRY AND MISERALoGY Al
| COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
|
ANAL LYTICAL CHEMIST AND ASSAYER
Analysis and Assay of Ores, Fuels
Foods. Fertilizers. Water for
Sanitary Purposes. Etc.
| ORES left at the City Drug Store. in Deer Lodge
| will receive prompt attention.
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BUSINESS CARDS..
r h. MEYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
practice In all the courts Of the state. Ollie
west side Of Court Square, Deer Lodge.

NTAPTON L. NAPTON, n5
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Of1ce-Room r. over Kleinschmidt Il Bros
store Deer Lodge, Montana,
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Rev. A. B. McFarlane will discuss the
following themes at the Christian church
tomorrow: Morning subject. "The Spirit
of Jesus the Christi" evening, "Decision
Of Character
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The E. T.. Bonner company began their
spring opening yesterday and have issued
neat invitations to the ladies of Deer
Lodge aud vicinity to be present and in
spect their new stock of spring goods.
Their fine show window has been ele-
gantly filled for the occasion with ladies'
dress suits and fancy goods, and presents
Il beautiful appearance. The ladies say.
It's just lovely"
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Miss Lem O'AIalley has returned from St.
Marys academy, Salt Lake, and will remain un-
til September with her sister, Mrs. Brazelton.
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To the ladies of Deer Lodge and vicin-
ity: | am now receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased to have you call and examine
them. Mrs. j. p. LEWIS
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Mrs. I.anguish. "Iired! On, SO tired
all the time" Mrs. Smart. swell, So |
used to be until began to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine, and
now don't know what it is to have that
tired feeling. Try it, my dear; only be
sure you get Ayers"
Alfalfa seed, 12c. per h.. timothy seed
7c. per h., at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 36
School books of every description at.
the City Drug Store. 3O-tf.
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The meeting this evening for the pur-
pose of considering the project Of start
ing Il cheese and butter enterprise at
Deer Lodge, will be held in the west
room Of the West Side club. 1t is hoped
there will be a good attendance, as this
is one of the matters which should re-
ceive the earnest attention of the people
of the entire Deer Lodge valley. "Let
us reason together
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual Town Election will be held on the
second Saturday in April, the same being the
lath Day of April, 1894,
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John Smurr signed contract yester-
day with r. W. Dexter, advance agent
for Divide Musin, the great Belgian
violinist, for a nights engagement in
Deer Lodge, sometime between May
and 4
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"Uncle Johnny" Romane, who has been quite
Ill OF pneumonia for the past few days Is re-
ported much improved by the attending physician.
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Mrs. II. R. Whitehill and Mrs. G. N IioSs went
over to Phipsburg Tuesday to attend the meet
Ing of the Presbytery and to visit relatives and
friends.
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"The Anaconda Populist f" is the name
of bright little paper started in ANA
conda last week. What it lacks in size
it endeavors to make up in quality. AS
its name indicates, it breaches the Popu
list faith
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Revs. James Reid and j. W. Millar attended
5he meetings Of the Presbytery i'll PhiIipsburg
-hfS
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Tom AlcTague, after the Des Moines
Silver convention, spent a few days in
Chicago and visited the prison where
Prendegast, the assassin, is confined.
Tom shook hands with Prendegast and
says he is not so bad looking as he is
pictured in the papers, but, on the con-
trary, is a rather good looking man;
thinks he is not insane, and the sooner
he is hanged the better While visiting
the prison officials, Tom was presented
with a short piece Of the rope to be used
in carrying out the death sentence Of the
assassin.
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Nelson and Willard Bennett brought
in another good-sized "wad" from the
Royal last Wednesday-$11,20 200 of clean
Wall street-and another dividend of 215
cents per share was paid, aggregating
$3.50.
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Capt. and Mrs. James H. Mills came over from
Helena yesterday, and attended the entertain
ment at Judge Brantleys last evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-21
lArN Ella go lsRslaREss.


Great Strides Forward af cdlhmbia,z-ThH
New Bridge
columhia Texas iifrh y. ~ rcmpors
mtiinnt0r mufiercd IN AGED Citizen the
other evening, after short ride over the
country IA Antl around Columbia. THE
lImes Indeed, are changed 4 see evil
dencGs 81 rulifo,m spirit az nroRroesion.
Why. elrs. said ne addressing an ada
cent gren.a. ~ mis- thing i allowed to 10
any furlier before we can coliect our
scattored ecnsss large houses probably
factories viii be erected rieht Ia tiie midst
:ef nciehhositg fields f.febably the ralg-
road VIII come down this WAY vert Of the
Bfazas, and cover eVerHtilin9 with smoke
and coal DUST opr andspapn8 will b
rnjncd. This Is all very fi'sir, The Post
correspondent - assured, and the danger
II im3uinant, 81
Ia the connection OF improvements. q
Citizen has recently made u STANDING offer
70 donate a ienrante aita 10 any 5,s,iltl-
faptlrer who VIII within twelve mouths
erect lhsreYu a pinfti coataiE not less than
" not more ihlln half a mile IRON town,
gr 1ir BrnzoE river. being well Aitnated
S9r The prpose + 4 fso slippesed the
she fIirit TINT toyites and secures issssi-
KS. ghe 4. contract for ereetiug ths ana steel
Town WAS iet Lass Thursday 70 me Chicago
ere aI I,a hF.ass foS L eIaaRE
cenmenred }uht IL soon as IKE com "a 3ss,
can nuke Infringement the hfliS ~ Is Ii
re- ~ feet long exciqsipe OF A5nronches,
turns y p be twengyyioar feet 10 diane
ter and If DlV1e costing 1000 being II
stone; This brldge q the ateppi1s atona
= nvi q doubt III the minds 81 fha cIiizens
here that the erection or inis bridge VIII
I,,s + n s Y, position itaf can
,mimn,pfaettninE ,enteEprises Ehal can not
pc dlsfegaFdpn by the oiftsldc world, 10
lllri2her thlsf the soN7s hos ofiered an
election Tor iucorp0fution. which will be
determined upon Thursday next e
The Pest eorreapo1deils. upon reading
thet interglew fIom Veiaeeo reinifye fo Tie
bridge bond issue f0r ihig hrldre' a once
hunled M d prominent nienlDer 81 the
nridTe eoinrittee n,ad nsxed him Il ne had
Of y, The gentleman remarked soir,ewhat
Warmiys IT II all stun AMI nonsenef The
eomniisslonefe eesiit hefqre entering the
discussed hencre them by tho ablcst atsor-
'nnefe N me conniy, WHO adrlsfd fhe court
t thsn 1aa W. psDyer e ls more bonds
Y there ar,paiiy existed 81 tiliK county Il
prenafdilAded md mnifciona Intention ana
gen.,fs q sett,ani And. 4 posrispie deieat
RAISED "a tsllt Question 81 the bond iAsilc,
ana ana has declared " substance that the
Ion u worth a1mefhuE. ever 10. the Oldest
lnnanltanf. Who uAualiS knows fVcfythins.
~: II. he work VII be ronlpleled ps
upon rpnlplei5on he money VIII ~ III III a
qpce,H HE JHoetf ~
Efforts NE being made Insecure The To-
% we'll here. eapeeialllis upon tx i6s Town
Z, s; Z, carrying There y any
p 'di 4 ',sts tpH' Nps'a Re given any local
1'ee s,lylsabll.y q cutting ~ ne sown
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-21
AN 1rAIdAN VIEW.

King CLEVELAND and Pretty Girls Dle-
cusAed In "a Letter.
New York World
New caFtie, March ls Recently an Itai-
ian iabofer named Joseph Masso. Of Ma
honingtowp, rent letter 70 his friends
IN Italy, IN which he made some remarks
about American elrla ana the Cleveland
administration that We're rathef funny.
He read the letter 70 one Of his Amefienu
tfiefssas who made 1, copy Or II as fol-
lows
We have not had much work ti:is win
ter because The new king passed law
againat Itaiiaaie and the bosses can't l,Irc
US The new kinHfa name IL ciepeiana
ana ne ttitd 70 n8Ve the Capitol removed
to die Sandwich Islands, Whnre ne mad
fallen IN iofg with Ii negro queeu WIliie
hunting ducits last Winter The Lord
Mayor ~ FeW fe4'if piFo ragged law
aeainai Italians. and thos viii not be al
........ 81 ~ ~ ~ SO ste.e -. Tue H.t
Tue oshsl day Antony Gabriella who
", ~ ensopt he A,''stiean girls They
they have dogs End lizards % isfrp away
he Annrfbiets Tire doat ore 1eeat but
tne ro1*0nuals lizards arr Kept eheined
70 tneir belts Yhfaf 9lfly are quits nrei'
y, but they wear hlHb-bteied saiiefs
arti DELL themselves up ~ tEltt they gen.
f rd..lt a,e {ennH a rAnfAinpfipns &tatiy
100 iteiiana have ieff OILS c6slatrt To-
thei1 Aniit1k because thtY c4rt< sci no
N2fA' send SO and WI e. hpfnf, ~
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without the d,scredit. which may attach
to u In the minds Of the jury, by PROOF
q the iact innt the officer by feasen q
~ authorized % take II.
Such motion had BEEN niade and over
ruled and not exeepted %. The question
uiinatton. But IN Wow OF nnothef trial we
deem u proper to say that the motion TO
suppress should have been sustained Our
stl,Eiitea consaiu no spocific article on this
poant. but fhc duties of a notary IN saeh
cases Involve the exercsse Of Judgment and
efsti principles that they shoiid stand inn
partial a. between The parties ttloyd vs.
Rico, ~ Tex, BID wifhout ptteInpians y
define With precision the nature d the
Dusinens relations Which should work
nisquall Icati ION. Ne think that The IoQt
sh..t ths officer e ~ einp:eye o, Si,l1 e
tlon on hehalf Of ms employer and esi,s
cially OF HIS employer siuisclf
" II has been suppressed i could have
been retAken ana hence il cail not be said
tAat the IMPROPER testimony 10 iinpe4cl IL
ald not prejudlcc inc plninrlfi. We are
admitting The Testimony Of trie'lana.ar il
reference 10 his statement Of the value OF
the goods made 10 the agent 81 ail susllf-
afSe ccupxny aIid also 70 admitting the
written abatement OF their value made III
the appreciation for sHsurnttcc, lie kaS put
pppn iile Tiand hy Defendant NeltAer tne
ueragatiup OF witne&Aeh' tlile and neifhcr
Was Hdmitaiolc against the yeudees Qii tnat
ground n admissible. al ~ they were
80 as declarations of a co-Cpnspiretio
II the alleged conspiracy had involved A
charge Of frapdulent uHprance and Il
the conapiraoy had been prlnia faeie oE-
tablished. - Inay be that The evidence
would nave been proper. o Philips on llHl-
dencc 8 I'M. Ed. l0S Gveenlcaf on Evil
deiiefl lii,) The insurance pf the goods III
the nfcsenf case s. not therefore q clrcum~
stance which either throws light or c;ixtf
suspicion upon the ,n4lu lraneaetiop. Tho
readtng 10 Ire lnry from books Of lazy -
usually a question adsfes9cd 70 the diHlff-
App, H07) But when The matter which IS
prpposeu to be road Is calcul9tfd 70 lsave
coprtfs discretion does not apply ana tho
rending should mol he permitted, iGal-
weston, Harrisburg and san Amlonso Rail-
way company Vi HDsch, s. Tex 59a1
For The errors pointed out tie indnenta 81
tle district court and the court ~ civil
Alspeals ARE Reversed and tn, canae fa-
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now trenbles IN the shadow Of the scaf-
fold, though Patrick Eugene Prender-
Isle OF Inlshboffin. on the western coast.
before evil fate drove him 70 Chicago
Away IN The north OF the county, where
the river Moy. fitll Of big. jumping SAL
mon, comes sweeping down from hea tnery
mountains, there Is another Town. Baiiina.
II has sent us the usual contingent the
late "Uncie Dick fHoolcy, OF HoDley's
theater was born there; his remaining
relatives call themselves Iiowioy. The
father Of john NJ Smyth, who owns the
big flfrnituro store on Madison street,
ran grocery store here at the market
cross before he crossed the water. 4 few
doors AMY ware born General SeMeil Of
Jersey City. and bis brother, the senator;
the general makes frsauent trips 10 his
natal place. The late sRad Jimmy Con
norton hailed frofn about here, Mike Nc
of John n Barrett the city eleetplciaD.
Last, hut assuredlT not least the pnternal
relatives Of Mayor John 7. Hopkins We're
waited by an suspicious Wind from the
same district of this enterprislug county.
Marshal O'Donnell, dictator " Spaing
O'Higgins libcrltor Of e,hilii General
D'Malley Of Franco; Prime Minister Iaal-
fee of Austria, and. il Is Claimed, PfPsi-
dent jackson II America, were all llnenliy
connected with Mayo. II Is no trouble Tor
the county 40 produce great men y
children are intense and indom!taAle n
their various walks--in court OF camp, y
The city hall or on ualsted street,
There Il not man. woman. OF child u
Aiayo, bit has relauva IN Chicago AZ
least chats how II seems oyer there. No
wonder An army OF 4236S efnlgranis
sirraiii@d out 81 Mayo during the decade
1881 isat4hx over 1900 the greatest eN-
ocus since the famine decade N ten
years the population has gone down 9iu.I
per cent. Rack rents. bad CROPS and X NJ
eral naid times we're the prones mat
drove The people ouf Certainly they did
not Ego for the good OF their health
for Mayo r. an exceedingly healthy coun-
try: ~ death rate IS AZ below the aver
age Another cause OF the decrease IS
the SCARCELY Of marriages Why sald
an old clergyman 10 the writer. there
was a time when I'D have twenty or thtr-
ny couples TO unite az Shfoyetidr. now
i have usually only two or three The
marriage rate Is only 3.g per year per 1909
people,
Chicago - magic word TO utter III
Mayo. II Is The open seesmer OF every
home IN ihe county hut the visitor may
lind Il hard % answer sundry anxious
questions.
How Is Mike Murphy getting eieDg2f
is john O'MnlieY Ftiil p stplesman9f
rs Johnny Claike Of Bohoih attn IN
the Htbef1ian Blflesg'
n d great country =. q s. in Ghi-
caGo Infer-DcTati-
County Mayo has flfo contributed many
prominent citizens TO Houston among the
number being Dick Bowling. the hero of
Sabine Pass; Major Mike I.GOacan, Cap
tain lack White. Pal Hurst ard others
less prominent, but sill Wen known
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The HIGHER COURTS.
THE syNoPsns OF DECISIONS AS
HANDED DOWN,
Rcnderinss of the state Courts OF
Last Resort Ia causcs Taken up
ON Appeal From tiae Lower
Jndicias rribunaia.

s,,,,ar,a r.l,,r, tohn " Sfavton ehsaf
supreme Louft--Jpnl NJ ,StAS iv'l,z actilsl
JnriiSes - r S1haliss INV 49,. tai l,,
ss,lls s. .,,.,s,, No'A
]oca'ea y sAuseio,'
Austin. Texas, Aafch y. The supreme
court rccIded the following eases yester,
as,,.
Wy
=. r. Haisey e AZ. vs.. Alexlne Jones e.
al, from Harris. The defendants 81 error
bra,,.rht tl,la an ID re6ovey "a ,lainf,tfs Is
go = &.
'heirs Of James r. Parker Piaintiffa IN
error clntfne.i under ~ Maa,a ,vbo
Sisfii''~H u'tei - nayoief WIZ
WAS the administrator o. The estate Of
PARKER. In his 1inal report iiieu Ia 1870
moore showed thet t:alKeis estate was
that among athe etfects w4s 4 headiehI
certtacnle Which he nrayed 10 IS MOVED
10 take Il lis arpralsed value qnis f1S