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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-12-13

Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
best known remedy for Consumption
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Chest
Troubles. Every bottle is guaranteed.
1t is the best remedy for children %
and SOC Geo. w. StansheId 632 Kan
sas avenue and MiIler's Pharmacy
corner Sixth and Topeka avenues.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-12-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Andrew Charles Seller. aged Sc years,
died of Bright's disease Friday evening
at 1890 O'Clock at his residence. 719
Jefferson street. He had been i'll for
several months, and had been in poor
health for four years. He leaves a
wife and four children. Deceased was
foreman of the Santa Fe boiler shops
and had been in the employ Of the
company for Is years He was a
brother of VIII Seller. OF Crane & Co.
The funeral services were held at the
late residence Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Owing to diphtheretic com
plications. the family decided that the
funeral should be private.
Mrs. E. L. Robinson, of 1857 Clay
street has received word of the death
Of her mother, Mrs. Mary McGrade at
Olympia Washington. She died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. F. Holmes
Death resulted from a stroke of paral-
ysls- She leaves two daughters and a
son, who lives in Lawrence Mrs Nc
Grade was known in Topeka. she ha.y-
ing visited here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-12-13

Not how cheap but how good is the
vvav we try to do our work Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia West Sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-12-13

The up-to-date Lunch and Short Or
der Restaurant, The Cremerie 726 kan
sas avenue SCOTT & SCOTT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-12-13

The Cremerie. 726 Kansas avenue.
SCOTT & SCOTT.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23

Old style maple syrup at HOlbroos's
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
Meeting of Asylum Directors.

The board Of directors OF the Asylum
closed It's session on Tuesday last. A
full board was present and the usual
routine business was attended TO. The
completion of the left wing of the
asylum building, now in course Of con-
struction, Is necessarily deferred until
next season. as not nearly enough brick
Is on hand 10 finish the building.
An invitation had been extended TO
those making charges of improper ac-
tion by the directors in regard TO DR..
Moore's retirement from the Asylum
service, and their appointment of DIR.
Giyens, and also charges of dishonesty
against the former management OF DR..
Giyens, TO come forward and verify the
charges which have been appearing
from time TO time In a few newspapers,
but no one appeared.
The directors believe that they acted
for the best interests Of the patients
and the people Of the State in accept
ing DIR. Moore's resignation and in ap-
pointing DIR. GiTens.
The board made a careful investiga-
tion OF the charges OF dishonesty against
DIR. Giyens, and have no hesitation in
pronouncing them absolutely false.
The directors are in regular session
every three months and any person
who has any grievance against the acts
Of any officer or employe OF the Asylum,
or any complaint in regard TO any trans
action in connection with the asylum,
will be always given q respectful hear
ing by them, as they desire to perform
their duty in satisfactory manner.
The facts in regard 70 any business
transaction connected with the Asylum
will, at any time, bemade known TO any
citizen OF the State applying 20 DR..
Givens at the asylum, and the directors
and DIR. Givens invite the fullest inves-
tigation into all transactions in refer
cnce 10 the asylum, either past or pres
ent.
In regard to the criticism OF Governor
Steunenberg, In connection with his re
lation 70 asylum management, the Gov.
ernor is prepared 10 render 70 the peo.
pie an account ofhis stewardship in this
matter.
Governor Steunenberg attended the
meeting Of the board Of directors and i:
earnestly but quietly giving his atten
tion % promoting the efficiency ant
economy Of this important department
OF the state government.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
The InterAountain Fair.

The Inter-Mountain Fair at Boise
was success beyond the expectations
OF its promoters.
The attendance was large and the ex-
hibits wonderful, considering the short
time given for their collection.
Boise did itself proud In accommoda-
ting aud entertaining the thousands
within lis limits.
Seven thousand people entered the
gates the last day, and seven thousand
left the grounds pleased with what
they saw.
Bingham. modest Bingham county,
won more than one premium. II was
not looking for such honors. i sent
in few exhibits .'for the good OF the
cause
Mr.. o. F. Smith, Of the Blackfoot
nursery, was a premium winner. and
the Idaho Insane Asylum captured
more than one from its farm and by
the skilled work OF its female patients.
Fred Bennett, OF Presto, is the cham
pion cowboy Of the state. He won first
prize, $500 cash, in "the roping and
throwing contest. All honor to MIR.
Bennett for winning first honors and for
honoring his county.
The Queen, by her gentle, unaffected,
natural and modest reign, became as
popular and as much a favorite with
the fair people as was Esther who was
Queen In the kingdom of Ahaseurusr
the Ahaseurus who reigned from India
even unto Ethiopia.
The success of the first fair assures
the holding OF the second, and the Ger
tainty Of the second guarantees better
and larger exhibitions from all the
counties, and, SO mote It be.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
Honors Easy.

Mcclure, the Idaho Falls druggist,
is one Of the best courted men in the
county. Four times, OF late, he has
stood beforesthe balances of justice in
courts and twice with one hand in the
one scale pleaded guilty the charge.
twice with the other hand in the other
scale pleaded mot guilty"
His pleadings, ordinarily, would have
held the balances in equilibrium but
his prosecutors said nay. When he
said guilty" they said, that's true,
and when he said ''not guilty." they
said that is untrue and they forced him
to jury trial.
The jury was given the law and the
facts in the case. and, after careful con-
sideration agreed that Mac was truth
full man. In its verdict they said he
was mot guilty as charged in the COM
plaint." Mac has gone home the con-
querer in the fight. From henceforth
he will sell camphorated tinctures,
soothing syrups, porus plasters, hydro
ferrosyanic mixtures and defeated
spirituous preparations with the other
fellows wondering how smoothly he pur
sues the even tenor Of his way.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
New Land once Officials.

Messrs L. r. Thomas, register, and
George B. Rogers, receiver, entered
upon their duties in the land Office
Tuesday morning. These gentleman
are well known in every county of the
Blackfoot land district.
They haveuheld Offices Of honor and
trust and have, at all times, been faith
full to their trusts. The business of the
Office is in good and safe hands, and the
public may count upon courteous and
satisfactory services whenever it may
be its pleasure to do business with the
new officials. The NEWS bespeaks for
them a term which will be satisfactory
and remunerative to them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
PILGRIMS Returning Home.

Mrs. Geo. B. Rogers and children
have returned from Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull are home again
from most delightful visit to Chicago,
Detroit and points of interest along the
Great lakes.
Miss Rebecca Wright is home again
from delightful visit to friends In
Boise City and the Intermountain fair.
Mrs. Isaac Ericsson and son came In
Monday from summer visit to the
flowery land OF California.
Mrs Campbell and little daughter
sing, "Home Again" after three months
absence in North Idaho and the state o
Washington.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23

Try package of Aunt Jemima's PAN
cake flour for sale by G. II. Holbrook.
A mouse can make dress goods go
quicker than high tariff can.
Cranberries and sweet potatoes at /.
+. Johuson's.
Girls, you can get nice handker-
chief and brick Of popcorn for 8 cents
ut G.. III. Holbrook's.
Once Week liquid shoe polish is
the best tan and black, at Ben II. Fer
nish.
BOYS! See those new Sl.00 and Sl.2s
fancy bosom shirts just come In al
Biethan's, also o full line OF men''
clothing, new.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

The fifteenth annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows was held
at Idaho Falls this week. Two hundred
delegates were reported present.
The officers for the next term are:
Dunton, OF Boise, grand master; Corn
wall. of Moscow, deputy; Turner, OF
Idaho Falls, senior grand warden'
Steunenberg, OF Caldwell, grand secre.
tary; Gwinn, of Caldwell, grand treas.
urer and Rowley, of Lewiston, grand
representative. The local lodge at The
Falls entertained the visitors royalty.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
Young Men Is Meeting.

Evangelist j. S. Ledford will preach
20 Young men at the Baptist church
sunday night, October oath, all young
men and boys are especially invited.
Mr.. Ledford win sing one of his special
solos "wherc is my Wandering Boy
Tonight No one excluded from these
services. Everybody welcome.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
Can File on a Homestead.

Miss. Evangeline Cisneros, the es-
capped prisoner and Cuban refugee, has
gotten her first papers of naturalization
and Is to be citizen of this country.
THE NEWS respectfully suggests that
she come west TO the Blackfoot land
district and file on 100 acres homestead
claim. Her first papers are one of the
first requisites.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
n Ncw store For Biackfoof.

Watson, the popular Fair store man
OF Pocatello, will open q branch store
IN Blaclfoot. He has rented the Mont-
pomery building, next door to the Pio-
ncer drug store, and will place the eS-
perienced young tradesman Gene
Woodin in charge as manager.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23

Evangelist Ledford win preach his
farewell discourse Sunday night.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23
Land Office Business.

The following summary shows, In
part, the business transacted at the
Blackfoot land Office during the term Of
Jno. G. Brown, register, and Jno. w.
I.......n ..11..ni..n..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23

The above original and final en-
tries together with certain state and
railroad selections cover about SOC, 600
acres. The correspondence with the
department at Washington approximate
20,S0O letters, and with individuals on
land business 81, 200.
During the term the Office was visited
by four land Office inspectors, each of
whom made favorable and compliment
tary reports of the condition of the of
fee and OF the faithfulness of the offic-
ials and clerks, and from the best infor-
nation in possession of THE NEWS the
public, generally, has been satisfied
with the administration of the retiring
officials.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

Crops are needing rain t<4dIy- The
cats crop l. pretty good, considering
the seasen-
Beth Farmer rad very ssrioEfs
runaway tie osher day. He bad his
wife ard mother with him His
mother was badly hart sad the buggy
es.npletely wrecked.
]. ". Gordon has - young chick
ens- This. by the say = the finest
couutry fos fowls ] ever SAX. If''f,si-
liopean" viii jasl eone dowB. we will
give him all the chicken he can eat
and prove our statement about the
pretty girls
Sir. Lee made 3 pass orer the roads
in this section last xeek and repaired
the SAudIan branch bridge
We are getting our orange gTovss il
shape sgzia Mr.. AtwateF has I've
acres bGsEdees. which be i getting
ready 10 plant II peas. J. ". Gordon
has bis grove nicely pruned aid
worked ont He has some fee buds.
s4aster Glover Albright entertained
his friends on the 9Th Of May in hon.
Or Of his tenth birthday.
Mr.. \. ] GGber, from the End. IS
visiting her son. \. J. AIbziis0n.
CRACKER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11
Mo.

SseNSal C1s-espoz3ezac II the EaaneT.
Rain. rain. Crops are looking
much better since the refreshing
shower.
Mis- Bessie M0ser has been visiting
Mr.. and Mr.. J. II. Mccoy.
J. Ii. Ross, who has been very i'll for
the past few weeks, il improving.
\ party Of seven spent "Wednesday
Of last week very pleasantly on the
~ishlacoochee river. They took bo ats
at Motrison'S landing and Ieisurely
made their way up the river to the
old Eielelberger place, where they
landed and laFtes5k Of bouniifuI re-
past, consisting Of an abundant sup
ply d fab. together with lnany other
gsA<9 things. The afternoon vas made
op Of exciting incidents, such a. GER
tain Of the party falling overheard
ctr, which made the day quite event
ful and one long 10 be remembered.
J. 4. Alexander Is in our village
again.
Aii"S me- 10 say ia reply Ia tall
oI'ean'-'' requested Information. that
the climate Of Galter Is all right.
Judging from the number Of buggies
aud their fair occupants we see Hitting
hilher and thither 80 frequently, We
should presume the air TO he a little
matrimonial" rather than "old maid
ISL" - girls, never fear Cater at
mosphere i fine, and if you assume
an "old maidishne=s" during your
stay here, the cause must without
doubt be attributed 10 you, and not to
the climate Of our fair little village.
Mrs. T. J. Henderson, of HeidtsvilIe.
dined with Mr. and Mrs g. O. Turner
Saturday last.
Mrs. Belle Rayburn spent last week
with friends at Heidtsyiile.
Some Of the colored populace had a
barbecue and dance al Stokes ferry,
Friday, June 4th.
John Brass, who has been on the sick
list, Is again able To resume work.
EXCELSIOR.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11
Ez-;sne-, Notes.

sl'eeisl Correspondence Ocsla Banner.
Mining is progressing we'll. The
weather i very suitable for such,
though ! hear some Of the farmers
complaining Of dry weather.
The tobacco crop is looking fine.
Melons seem 10 be very scarce,
though there are hopes Of some soon.
/ wonder what two young men those
were who went to see their best girls
and took their axe with them aud az
they were on their way home chopped
the stumps out Of the road. guess
they took it out for cordwood.
What a jolly time on the I'D of May
We ali did have The picnic was Just
out Of sight. We had plenty to eat
aud iced drinks. Go 10 another pic
mic. laugh and carry ice water for all
the girls. The picnic at Pine Bluff on
the I'D Of May was poorly attended.
Old Grandmother Adams and her
children and Mrs. Winston and girls
did attend, and the Atkins boys and
w. J. Jordan
We hope the picnfcs will grow more
successful in the near future.
H. Murphy is visiting Stockton
quite often. There must be some at
fractions.
T. ]. Akinsof HeidtviiIe was called
papa last Sunday Hesaid it seemed
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11
si@ Reward SIC.

The readers Of this paper will BE-
pleased To learn that there il at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is CatarEh. Halls Catarrh Cure
il the only the positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
catarrh being constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken Internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the eonstitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The propFietors have 50 much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails TO cure. Send for
list Of testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, o.
s<S~ Sold by Druggists, 75c. I'm.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

sFFr1za clazEesE ssassem1- IA1zza Rzzner.
The farmers IN this vicinity hare
their crops nearly alI laid by and they
ARE looking fine.
PieutE of rain nov whieh K god
for youug ducks
/ wonder xhaA has become Of that
young lady that got left several sime~.
In answer 10 ''Cl4Iiiopean's'' Sunday
ssehooi question vo4id say have San-
day school at 10 .. II. instead Of 3 D
m before the young people 60 cut I'D
iag, then yoa would have good
school.
The majority Of the county are in
favor 81 the Banner sud Frpe Press
printing the tax llst. a. ihey hsye the
largest circulation Of any paper in The
coaniy.
Mrs Struzie- and the Iilsle daughter
Of our noble senator, :. H Bitch,
were ia Tallahassee last week
The cat crop IN this vicinity ls very
heavy this year
that's Fs2bs Mr.. Phillips. Get the
cage ready. then get the bird
That's right Johnnie. Get your
hosse finished. then get g good girl to
keep hou~e for you.
fsiidress's day Il nexs sunday Let
ali attend and have good time.
Mr. r. Z Bitch had several OF lis
slse~-p killed last week by dogs Take
care al your dogs
What = the use 81 the county pay
ing out money To have the roads
worked When the pessi,le de- lot travel
them For instance the Old Town
Fssad FROM mile post number nine to
o'esais where the people have side
rssAd : hieh = only quarter Of a mile
apart
This vicinity has lost one Of its tsest
friends ia the death Of James II. HID.
osar county judge. Long may he be
remembered.
Senator :. H. Bitch and daughter.
Professor Stroller and wife returned
home Saturday. MIC.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

YES. ! few yezrs sxo '.EhrTner" o.
sersd 90 the Eongess prayers tlat we're
ever offered ia TIE religious sowa ~
Anshony. We Iezynsa down there
sssas he told the ises i WAs aa1e =
make = god imFressio1 &snong he
gssis. AZ gresns tss e#Bs - ''tsiHg
STATED Al tie greeA eloAis tzisie s'Eas5Bg
IN one l0oFe JACK
Fzr1ne-.m II spite q year wr2ih'
yea -k0xsf your aYpr~elAtlon q
ionteus's'' ogsnion by eliminating
suzsi An1 1st08isEsd Tie aa-
Urea asy Substituting LoeaAs- TEAi y
rSxAL 4 white Tag zs tie masthead
i -. tsr skz4n r=s1 esse. and IS ~iil ~
SAYS aaEra u glss4sgFe ~ tssgAie1
ve.r deas. We wefe higssly aaaased
b. learn as-s yass Aaa -s-sasisi.se'
sssa gorr bezss togssksr-asoussi lFs-
thinking t~0 bsetz-T than cAe-la q
vain zssen-p4 70 translate ''ls's.san
tire &c aon cote 81 lie eud q CIR I2si
arlsele. OF informant sad h ge4llE
xasEea 10 tsEser $1zsszznee. hat es2sdn' Z
rzas@ ous 1af Csc xoEd ih4s s0uudse3
gIse Enss5ssA. ~ esgrs= II gz- Intro
gaseG 2x Eae Banners irTeTsess5s5ls
ggsy- -Ch2egn tsrs &c s3n cote Is
zig aea5eoae. and. translated, =.
..EszzA - hss owo patty quite
.zasg.1e aad i.srmlless. sh We trsF@
..ssan-s..ae' sisl $50 advise yoz u
ssasre4 goaF Ieng-eT, Aad ~-Eise il .
ussge pleasant s.gge in TIE fusuFe.
a. rear last article wAz nothing more
than a song lolneEsg59B 81 t3iiliag-gaSe-
Csrt4iniy- @e e2l she Meadow g.5e-
uss -'sur Fsrale" Oar" means pr
iaiaing ~ us' TIE tszzii2D= Fez.af=si-
- a 10 eome oas add give them .
@escense, which cur people did
Hlsh alaeFisy- Our Colonei Paine
zas the hoet. ard IN doabt was glad
~ have "o4E7 assistance, 'oar7 *
esllens company, and our substan-
isl and tempting contributions 10 the
dinner given AZ oar Meadow We
thought yos na.i ie tired q tiie Ia
berers' continued performance u pie
nies at lowell, " 10 seni y0y al a ger
bal Invitation - l. 4 i vas BOT :
SUNDAY saboo. picnic. bgt goslen up
( By the Oeals l&Dd ana SPAR. leug
a2tiele would lad every reader 81 ts-
lieve yoa eagiesl Ia tlis ga<xilg eoaa~
paay u Gye hundred from OealA ana
al other sections ri Marion county
~, ne alss zaw a fall aeesaIns ia tbe
'T.rnes-C alcu. -avsnnaA Nea-. AMI
All fsse oeaia F.a1~rs Why don syou
snvis4 sAegs oat to Isowellg
Content saa-s43 oar ssIilos's brow
so rs1i- las week, s~-aa-s she ex-
g.rszss=l heE opinion 81 tvo noble
hearted gentlemen Her opinion re-
mialms unchanged sud anebangeabse
- to Asf +. J Tsiay. hat. realizing
mat her -..fsere l. nos the political
afeDa, size smiles swee:ly, hows grace
fslly. AID nlskes her exit f.ss pufeF
atmosphere. NJ woman rIgbt-
er content If IL CONSISTS II as,,.e
CoxTE&T
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

night funny to only he rn4Friss5 an
hour and ssne g0e 70 come nss ard
say Para
Miss Adams. No szars nil -. vos
another r4.s 1.a.ssx4-.s,s.f b.s~~.t VIZ,
marry
Ola True4@ ge.A z,.,.s~v ,sc,,,a, !. h.
hs.s 8 rsrnA.f,. - -. ~. -.
s,.k az sgs4 nals ~ sen, g-,,,,s. i. go
tails sAo..gb E-@..se. r,s,g,- .s,,s.,r,.v.5
.ol.t F-.ese L.. - -. - -, -.
and rx,u their fa-a* ..i-o,,.,g, ,s.e 80
Anrsa Ss.,sas-s .~., "A ,.st, - go ~.
- a.. x g
soos,,s 80 ss l. - ,,...,. !.
,h,.t.s.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

ssezsisl cesEe ass,assease Cse assD4r
Tie weather = bot and Dig ausg ia.
cut the tomato cFop -hort
Our trucker. are a lltile discouraged
ouer the low price they ar receiving
for vegetables
Mics Mabel Kent aud her little
brother HartwelI Of New York, are
here visiting al the home Of +. q.
Sampson.
On Saturday evening last the young
foiks 81 BoardnIan had party at the
home of Mr. Fairchild. lee cream
was served and game played, and all
report quite an enjoyable time.
Well, ! noticed ia the Banner ihe
news frssn Lowell, that Farmer e in
Speaking about rai-iBg six crop. ia one
year says that be planted forty acre.
~ lettuce ans; received tise SUM a
Sls5,fs fsr the same. Just think. ]
should think one crop would pretty
near satisfy farmer. it would NE.
How j. if. "Content''e
Captain Knight sold several hun
dred crates Of tomatoe- ~ 81 per crate
1t the dep',t, J. D. Miller being tie
purchaser.
/ All SATISFIED.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

sr-ss-1ss -sfrss-'lsafl-a-es o. zzezr=-r
Expressions % sorrow for Ja8 x
Hits death are heard On ali sides
sympathy sos his family in tbe hour
If their sad t.egea yement IL universal
What = consolation 80 knox bis pop
iarisy sss - vel deserved.
is driving aroan3 looking a ti1e dlf-
f,Fent groyez ia ths= vicinity. Captain
DeI<ag carries of the palm. Ills
lnais sFe 5ast tgo yesr- %. perfectly
symetrjeal. alla - many a. ilgty
aFaugss czB ~ counted on s5n.e Of TIE
teeaz On General Eulloek7- island
gross lemen auds put 10 last June
aye ssow s,eariuv, showing hos rapidly
sbe groves viii Fecaper2te wjth atien-
tioD. 81 visiting CaDsiier tbe most
kep'sesl can - convinced that an e,e-
eseienaI ffeeze SIS tot materially iB-
jare ;his GFaDge-g growing section, pro-
vIfliDg tie people 80 not depend alto
geshsF gpon their orange groves for .
living. a. they did t.ef.re the fSs4ze.
EseFy voter il this district strongly
endorzf the appointment # General
Bullock for the yse2Dt Judgeship II
the county.
Dr, HeeYsg sGd Mr. savage IaYe
killed 3 dozen alligator within =
week. We also hear 81 big ca,eles u
fisi3 sn Lake Weir q. g.
Panis made ~ order a, ). J Fu.lerf-
sys.r,s - az,