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BASTROP.


Socially, old Bastrop has been under
the weather" this week, with the excep-
tion of THE Belated Picnic" given on
Tuesday night at THE Wren's Nest" by
Miss Maggie Green, In honor of Miss
jamie Mccullough of Moorevllle, which
was much enjoyed by all in attendance.
although the night was cold and dark
and dreary. it rained and the wind was
never weary" The hospitable home of
DIR. and Mrs. Cunningham, with whom
Miss Green lives, had been, ms 1t were,
transformed into Il sylvan retreat. go that
as the merry party arrived, armed with
lunch baskets etc, they had only to seat
themselves on some big logs under the
restful shadow of moss and leaf to imng-
Inc they were rally at picnic In the
woods. and genuine picnic they mad
too. DR. and Mrs. Cunningham are al
ready Acknowledged experts IN the art or
entertaining, and when Miss MaggleH
genial powers were added II is no won
der that everybody pronounced the aHair
n splendid success.
The ladies' of the Christian church CAV
an elegant oyster spread at the Lockett
building this week
Bishop Kinsolving OF the Episcopal
church preached two magnificent serhols
to large congregations Sunday.
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SEAI.Y.

The annual mask ball given by the
young men last Wednesday night was "a
success IN every particular. Visitors from
Bellyille, Wallis and Eagle Lake were II,
attendance The music by the Sealy
string band was unexcelled.
The Paradise club gave an entertain
ment a, the hospltahle home Of Or, and
Mrs h. q. Magruder last Tuesday night
and some of the sterncr sox were heard
to remark that II was AZ near paradise
as they ever expected to get.
j. s. Miles and wifc of Richmond are
hore visiting o. q. Secrest and family.
Lon Williams Nathan ward. Editor
Smith and Walter Hester of wallis spent
last Sunday In SeaIy.
Mrs. A. ID. Rust and baby are visiting In
Waco.
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The first Leap Year ball OF this season
was given by the young ladies of Grove
ton at city opera house on last Wednes-
day evening, January H. and was most
successful event I'm every respect and casi-
~ took precedence over all other affairs
IN elegance, attendance and enjoyment.
The committee consisted OF Misses Annie
and Mollie Maree. and Meslames Joe
Baclus and Fannie Chance. Tho follow
ing couples were present: Miss Moiie
Niagee and w II. Hunter, Miss Annie
MaPca and Carter Minor, Miss O'Brien
and Charles A. Miller Miss Bemla Suber
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TIAIPSON.

Mr.. Jack Booth, city marshal, is in
Center quite sick.
Mrs Florence Avery. who has been con-
fined to her bed for three weeks. IL sun
quito sick.
Mr.. A. G. Vincen OF Luflsin and family
have moved to Timpson.
Mr.. j. ID. Smith. who was accidentally
shot last Saturday. Is improving The
wound, although painful, was not serious.
Miss Mabel Flanagan OF Houston IL n
pleasant visitor among us. She was
raised here and to know her is to love
her.
Mr.. Web Flanagan, Jr., In also visitor
here.
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ALVIN.

Mr.. Battaile and family OF Hillsboro
have located In Alvin.
Professor j. j. Shirley was called TO
Georgetown last week by the news OF the
serious Illness OF his son, Robert, who is
attending college at that place.
George Buckingham and family have
moved To Houston.
Harry Brlsbin has returned from a
months visit IN the North.
All tho Christian Endeavor societies In
town have united In one local union Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor.
There are over 200 members In all They
are now making preparations for the dis
trict convention of the society, which
meets in this city the last week in April.
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The ladies' OF Sinner will give their leap
year ball Wednesday night, January e. at
The new opera house Same Is given as an
inl,iatory send OF for tho new hall. The
following compose the various comrnitiees;
hrrnngement-Mesia Edm; WanSer-
mann H. Ellinghausen, ID. I,lllDKhausen.
NJ. Richter. W. Weudtland. e. WAGNER
nnd O. a. Pauneritz. lnwts tion.-Me s.
J. f.. Mcilenck. y. sturke; NJ H. M.iuns
ana Minnie Crimson. Reception--Mos-
dstnce George Snyder. A. Moeller and H.
lIumnel Misses Emma Muller. isabel
Weudtland and Henrietta Richter. Floor
-MesdamAs Ed Wengcmann. NJ. %. VOL
tors and Charles Pfiel and Misses Augusta
Eschenburg, Lenora Richter and Emma
l.ucdke.
I'D Merlin of Flatonia has moved here
ana VIII make sinner his iutnre nome.
Rev, Forrest Marston delivered an hd-
d. ess on his travels IN the Holy Land
last sunday night. His lecture wac well
received.
From social standpoint Sinner IL. very
much duller than from commercial one
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HITCHCOCK,

Captain LOSING was visiting friends in
Houston Sunday.
WIN HeuclS took in his weekly trip TO
Galveston Sunday.
w. j. Roohm was In Galveston Sntur-
day night
Captnin and MIS-. Joseph Aiken were
visiting friends in Houston Saturday and
Sunday
II. s. Coon and wife spent the week
In Houston.
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The Methodist church OF this place wns
crowded to ,he doors on Sunday night.
January IL. With friends and relatives
from every part OF the county TO witness
Tie solemnization Of the ,narriafc vows
between AIR George w. Epperson md
Miss Ruby T.. Smith. The sacred eulnce
Was handsomely decorated with plants and
flowers OF every descriptlon. In front OF
the altar Il beautiful forai arch, win ths
letters ''E. s." suspended. was erected
and beneath this the young couple stood
and ploc sed themselves TO each other ior
life The young couple belong TO very
prominent fsmiEes of this place and are
Very popular IN society circles. Rev. J. Il.
Murray, the eloquent pastor OF the Meth
odlst church. OBLIGATED,
Messrs Joseph kilgure and G, 10. Nor
gan spent several days In Houston this
dramatic club win be organized by
the young people OF this place In few
days.
Miss Ratio Epperson, after a several
weeks visit to friends and relatives In
Central Texas. has returned home
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WORTHWHILE.

There was a delightful progressive
euchre party one evening this week at
the beautiful home of MIR. and Mrs. II. S.
Tom. Among those who enjoyed the game
and were present on this occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Jennings Mr..
and Mrs. r. ID. Mayes, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
V. Houston. Mrs. Pearson and Miss Wig
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LOCKIiART.

During the past week the following mar
rage licenses have been Issued; John
Richardson and Iiugenie Moore; Hiram L.
Allen and Lizzie NJ. Stagner; John ID.
Polk and Lovie Stewart; L. IL. summers
and l.. Il. Nowlin w S. Dunn and Ruby
c. Laws.
Miss Mary Wells has returned from Il
protracted visit to Luling.
Miss Lillian Job of Harwoodls visiting
relatives in this city.
Mr.. Ed Francis of Grand Forks, Dak
is visiting his brother James In the city
MIR. George Montgomery Of Waco and
Miss Mamie Fitch Of Harwood were mar
ried in this city one day last week
The young people enjoyed ball at the
opera house Friday evening.
Forrest Reed of Reedvile was passing
around among his old Lockhart friends
last week.
Judge G. W. Kyser and County Treas
urer French visited their old home at
Luling Monday.
Miss Matte Daney visited Luling last
week and attended the Sanders meeting
Misses Swearingen and Lane who visi-
ted Iarwood last week have returned
home
Or. Blunt, after being on the sick list
in Lockhart for the last two weeks, has
returned to his post Of duty as quarren-
tine officer at aGlveston. His daughter,
Miss Florence accompanied him.
Messrs. w. V. Angle and p. s. Miller,
two of Houston's well-known business
men, visited the city Wednesday.
The James Medicine Show has continued
all through the past week 10 attract
large crowds at the tent.
Miss Blanch story OF San Marcos was
visiting in the city last week, as the guest
of hor brother, Hon a. r. storey.
Miss Maggie HUFF of Luling spent last
week in the city, az did also. Miss Jen-
ME Huff.
Mr. wallace and wife. of Cuba. Mo.
are visiting the family of Mr.. J. l.. storey,
whose wife is sister of Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. w. J. Blackwell and Miss Nellie
went over to Smithville on visit Tues
day.
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WOODNILLE.

Miss Willie Cooper, daughter OF Con-
gresham $. -. Cooper left Monday for
Washington.
Mrs. Morr.s. mother-in-iaw OF Depot
Agent W. A. Ford. left for Troy. N. ".
last Monday.
Mcssrs Tom Dies and Jim Chapman
OF this place attended the ball In Grove
ton,
Tho visitors in town this week were:
Mr. and Mrs. Carrot and Mrs. Collier OF
Hall county, Mrs. Fannie Floyd of Hunt
county, and Mrs. Tucker OF Colmesnen.
DR. ID. McMickin has gone to San Ia
cinto county on visit to his old home.
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CALVERT.


The marriage Of Mr.. Geo. X. Smith n
Miss Jessie Mae Brennan was the mime
social event OF the week. The bride 4,
one OF Calverts pretticst and most popu
iur young ladies. while the groom is a
handsome and rising young business man
OF this place. The ceremony took place
at the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening, and Rev. j. b. Morgan offlciateJ
IN an Impressive manner. The wedding
diidrch composed for the occasion was
rendered by Miss Pearl Foster. organ. Mr.
j. A. Foster, violin. Mr.. New6eld saxo.
phone and Mr.. II. L. strickler, flute. The
ushers were Messrs. Sam Collat. Milton
Holt, Gerson Bedach and Louis Casimir.
The attendants were MIR. VIII Brennan and
Miss Charlie Salter. Mr.. James Fuller and
Miss jennie Foster, MIR. Tom NJ. Tavlo-
and Miss Lucy brennan Mr.. Jack Weaber
and Miss Nellie McLendon Mr.. Guy
Townsend and Miss Lizzie Cain. Mr. Jack
House and Miss Annie Davenport Mr..
Julian Adcue and Miss Pauline Casimir.
reception was rendered the young
couple at the Columbian club rooms. after
the ceremony. where a number of beau
tiful presents were exhibited and later
an elegant banquet was partakcn OF by
the invited guests. dance was given
after the banquet by the young gentle
men, at the Grand Central hotel, to which
many couples repaired and enjoyed them
selves until late hour.
Miss Matte Peerson and Mr.. Charles
Willis OF Tyler were quietly married on
Wednesday at 1 p. M, at the residence
or the brides mother The couple left on
the north-bound train for Tyler, where
they will make their future home
Miss Hattie Mann of Houston Is visiting
relatives in this city
Mrs. Kate Stursis of Waco is visiting
her father, Dr. John McLendon.
Miss Coffeld of Rockdale has been
visiting Miss Jennie Slddal during the
past week.
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JAcKsoNVILLH.

John Tillcy returned from Shreveport
Friday.
DR.. j. Il. Fuller In visiting in Temple.
Mrs. iIcnnon's music class gave an en-
tortainm"ut ut the college chapel FRIDAY
night. which waa we'll attended.
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ALICE.

Mrs. J. e. Quirk spent a day in Beevilie
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Colbert have moved
to Skdmore.
Mr.. c. Davidson has been confined to his
room with spell OF grippe.
c. A. Henderson OF Houston Is In town
in the interest Of w. ID. Cleveland Co,
Miss Edith Wright OF Driscoll spent
day In the city.
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ing. Bone Palma. Swailings Sore Inr
Ulcers. Effects Of Mercury, kidney
Bladder Troubles. Weak Back. Bur
Urine, Incontinence. Gonorrfea,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES searching treat
prompt relief and cure for life. BOZ
es treated confidentially and pravy
Piles. Fistnla, Fissure. strictu
i'' ' DRs. BELTS as
S CNew No. 2lD st. Charles
New o
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Fannie Williamson has returned
to her home IN San Antonio after "A
weeks visit TO relatives.
Miss May Robertson of Fairfield il the
guest OF relatives in this city.
Miss Rossie Lawhon of Fioresville In the
guest of friends here
Mr.. ]. II. Olsbrook and family have re-
turned home after an extended trip
through Georgia and Alabama.
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Miss Annie I.eseur of Georgetown Is
visiting the family of Or. Harper.
Mr.. James Mccormick and Miss Emma
Cook were married Last Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. Charlie Rogers. Rev. 8. c.
Locltett officiating.
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BRENNAN.

IN view OF the approaching event OF the
season among the society Germans. the
leap year ball to take place early in Feb
ruary, the Young Germania society
treated their young lady friends 10 an
elegant hop at the Germania on Thursday
night. The boys were as dernure and
sweet as they knew how 10 be- In order TO
sci the young ladies an example for the
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JASPER.

Misses Alice and Beulah Stone. Olga
Wless and Nora Stovall, all of beaumont
iwo zyeeks' visit to their friends here.
u. c. Steele and wife left for beaumont
Rev. j. G. Harvey, stationed preacher
both arrived and are settled down to busi-
ness.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Mrs. ], NJ. Brown is visiting In Tyler.
Marvin Simmons of Rusk was mere
Thursday.
Nathan Gar1nkle and wife returned
from Galveston last week.
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I Dung. ulluule-
aged and old. sin.
glo or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD, Ner-
v us Debility.
s er matorrhea.
Seminal Losses.
s e xu al Decay,
Failing Memory.
weak eyes, stunt
ed Development,
Lack Of Energy,
1 M p yer isned
Blood, Pimples.
impediments 10
Marriage, ais
Dto.l and SIX
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Married, at the residence OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. squires. last Thursday eve. MISS
Susie SQuires. a popular young lady or
this place. TO Mr.. Frank Ballard, prom
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r6XMS AND TEXANS
soCIALLY AND PERSONALLY.

been cut In halves; one end Of the card
was given to lady and the other to n
gentleman. The gentlemen were then 10
hnd The ladies who held the CORRESPONDING
naii card, whom he escoi ted into the din
ing room. where the most delicious of re.
,reshinehts were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
hahe We're declared TO be the most charm.
Ing of entertalrers
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ABILENE.

Two very popular weddings occurred
here wednesday evening. Mr.. r. g. Hall
and Miss Katharine Yieser were married
al 4.S0 O'Clock at the Baptist church by
Rev. X. T. Hanks. Mr.. Hall is an ener-
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James Episcopal church here on the night
of the 18th instant
ORANGE.

OhANGE
Friday night the members OF the Ep-
worth league enjoyed a pleasant evening
at the Methodist parsonage, the occasion
being Dickens party" The evening
passed very pleasantly in readings. reel
tations and conversation. all on the same
subject The great writer's books, char
acters, his home life and the estimation
IN which he was held by other authors
furnished subject matter for an enter
tanning evening. The league will repeat
this entertainment soon on a larger scale.
The Orange Male Quartette. recent
organization. has announced an entertain
ment for next Friday night. to be given
In the league room at the rear OF the
Methodist church. A high class entertain
ment is promised and no doubt II will be
well attended.
Mrs Geo. N. otey of Huntsville returned
home this week, after Il pleasant visit to
her sister. Mrs S. W. Sholars.
Mrs. Matte A. Ferguson and son, Law
son. returned Monday from a visit to rela-
lives at Mona.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gunstrcam, with her child
rem, returned the first of the week from
a visit to the family of her father Mr.. j.
G. Roebuck. at Burr's Ferry.
Mrs. VIII Griffith left Monday for john
sons Bayou, where she will spend some
time with friends.
Mrs. NJ. L. Petty of Olive 10 visiting rel
atives In Orange
Mrs. d. Middleton has returned to her
home In Houston, after visit to her
mother, Mrs. j. H. Cowan, in Orange.
Rev. w. j. Sechrest and wife visited
their former home at Nacogdoches this
week before settling down permanently in
Orange. where MIR. Sechrest has accepted
the pastorate of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Duck Ogden, Il popular young lady
from beaumont, spent the day with
friends in Orange last Saturday.
Misses Carrie and Ada pevoto of Sa-
bne Pass are visiting friends in Orange.
Miss Wilcox charming young lady
from Chambers county. is visiting Mrs. j.
Harmon in Orange.
Postmaster John Il. Hart left Tuesday
night for n visit to his old home at De-
mopolis, Ala, to be absent several weeks
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lnent young man OF Center. Rev. Crcoch
officiating. over II hundred persons did
Justice to tho delicious edibes placed be-
fore them.
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icing twisted up In knots. Twas unable to
dress myself except with assistance, and
conld only hobbe about by using cane. I
had no appetite, and was assured, by the
doctors that could not live The pains. Mt
times, we're so awful, that / could procure
relief only by means OF hypodermic injec-
tons OF morphine. / had my limbs handaged
In clay, in sulphur. in pouilces; but these
gave only temporary relief. After trying
everything. and suffering the most awful
tortures began to take iyer's SarsaparilA.
Inside OF two months, was able to walk
without cane. In three months my limbs
began TO strengthen and In the course OF
year. was cured. My weight has Increased
to i65 pounds and am now able 10 do my
full days work as railroad blacksmith"
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WHARTON.

meeting last Sunday at the hospitahle
home of DR.. J. r. Bolton. The club was
reinforced by, several new members. a
very interesting programme was charm
ingly rendered. Next Sunday there will
be an election OF officers for tho ensuing
term.
Mrs II. Il. Vineyard and children. Mas
ter Robert and Miss May. accompanied
by Misses Sallie and Julia Harrison OF Vic
toria, spent a few days at Galveston this
week.
Mr.. Crandell and family OF Alvin ar
rived here Thursday and are at present
the guests of Mr.. n. Patrick. Mr.. Gran
dell will locate here
Miss Maude Mlnter, after n serious i'll
ness. has recovered her health and has
resumed her duties in the public school.
Rev. w. =. Campbell, pastor of the
Methodist church. has been very Sick but
is now much better.
Miss Freelove of Orange Il visiting her
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. o. *. Ogden,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Schultz are spend
ing two weeks vacation at Reitaville.
the new Town on the western border OF
Wharton county.
industrious and talented young men. spent
"A day or two with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Lee this week.
Mrs. DIR. Phillips, after a serious Illness,
Is now convalescent
Mrs. A. II. Foote and two children left
last Monday for Hllshoro. where she Will
Join her husband and make their future
home. The young couple will he much
missed In social circles, where they had
many friends, whose good wishes follow
them TO their new home.
Mrs. G, Egg of Edna spent few days
in Wharton. the welcome guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Guy Mitchell.
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UNTOLD MISERY
FROM
RHEUMATISM
c. H King, Water Valley, Miss, cured by
Ayers SarsapariIIa

"For Ave years, suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism. | tried every
known remedy, consulted the best physi-
clans. visited Hot Springs, Ark. three times.
spending $1,000 there, besides doctors blllsi
but could obtain only temporary relief, My
flesh was wasted away so that I weighed
only ninety-thrce pounds; my lett arm and
leg were drawn ont OF shape, the muscles
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AYERS
The cnIy Worlds Fair sarsaparllla.
AYERS PILLS sure Headache.
DRS. BELTS & BELTS,

IS st. Charles Street. New Orleans. La,
Physicians and Surgeons.
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year and also to make the assurance OF
getting an invitation to the leap year ball
double sure. II II said that Aug Hodde
and Otto Baumgart were especially
charming on Thursday night and II Is
said. too. that two OF the young ladies
have already picked them out AZ escorts
for tho hall
The evening was spent most delight
fully. Professor Voss orchestra furnish
ing the music. The following couples
were present: Miss Rosa Haubelt and
Il. r. Mucry, Miss Title Werner and w.
A. Lindcmarn. Miss Carrie Lindemann
and otto Baumgart, Miss 1illio Russi and
Joe Dobert, Miss Minnie Russi and u.
Langhammcr. Miss Gusta Roesler and
Robert Schawe Miss Honey Hoddc and
VIM wehmeyer. Miss Mile Hodde and
Ed Wittcborg. Miss Title zeiss and Louis
Fischer, Miss Lizzie Fischer and Aug
Hodde Miss Annie Miesncr and f. Greii
Miss Annie Dobert and VIM. Luedeman,
Miss Bertha Schawe and II. Micsner Miss
Title Heinecke and II. Werner Miss Val
Pratch ana Frank Marok. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Amscr, Max Eversberg, A. a.
Hacker. Frank Bose, Louis Roeslcr and
VIII Schultz.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-30

4 Circuit Judge for the seventh luqieial cir
cult consisting of the counties 0f Portage,
Waupaea Waushara and wood, in place OF
Honorable Charles M. We bb, whose term OF
office will expire on the first Mondays in Janu-
airy a. ID. 1897.
A Circuit Judge for the eigth judicial circuit
consisting OF the counties of Buffalo, Dunn,
Pepin. Pierce and st Croix, in place OF Hon
Egbert b. Bundy. whose term OF office will
expire on the first Monday in January, A. d,
1887.
A Circuit Judge for the ninth judicial circuit
consisting of the counties OF Adams, Column
bia Dane Marquette. and Sank, in place OF
of Office uill expire on the first Monday III
January A. ID. 1897.
Circuit Judge for the eleventh judicial
circuit consR ting Of the counties of Barron.
Burnett Chippewa, Douglass, Polk and
Washburn, in place Of Honorable Aad j.
Vinje appointed to fill the acancy occasion
ed by the resignation Of Honorable RouJet
ending on TIL first Monday in January. A. d.
1901
A CircuitrJudge for the thirteenth judicial
circuit consisting OF the counties Of Dodge,
OZaukeo, Washington, and " aukesha. in
place of Honorable Warham Parks. appoint
ed to fill the vacancy OccasfOned by the death
OF Honorable A. Scott Sloan. who was elect
ed for the full term endingon the first Mon
day in January A. d. 1900
Such Municipal judges as are required by
law to b; elected at his time.
Said election to be held and conducted,
votes canvassed, aid returns made in &C
cordance with law.
Given under my hand and official seal. at
the Capitol, in the city.o Madison, this third
[sEALl HENRI CASSON,
Secretary of State