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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-01-08

Congress re-assembled on We'd
nesday last. Civil Service appro-
priation, the financial question and
Hawaiian annexation treaty, are to
the front for consideration, and will
likely provide some lively discus
siuns
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Cbicapo police OnicioI Convictea

Chicago, Jan. 6.-EX-Police Lieuten-
ant Samuel c. Rank was found guilty
yesterday of extorting money from
blind pig proprietors in the Hyde
Park prohibition district. The extreme
penalty is a fine of $500 and six months
Imprisonment. Pending an application
for new trial Rank was allowed his
liberty on bond. He claims to be the
victim of persecution.
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A Fifteen Hundred Mile Conversation

A F1fteen Hundred Mile Conversation
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. ct is be-
lieved the long distance telephone rec
ord was broken yesterday at Gallatin,
Tenn, when John H. Conner, repre-
sentative of the Bell company, talked
with the operator at Norfolk, Va The
circuit used passed through Nashville,
Evansville, Terre Haute, Indianapolis,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Washington
and Richmond to Norfolk making fully
1900 miles.
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w. L. Paskel,

E. NJ. Strother, B. F. strother, her hus-
i band, Kate Paskel. wife of II. L.Paskel,
deceased; j. r. Paskel. p. j. Hammack,
husband of III. E Hammack, deceased,
William Hammack, Henry Hammack,
j. A. Mauzy, Edward Mauzy, Howard
Mauzy, Page Mauzy. Minnie Mauzy,
Kate Paskel, Administrator of NJ. l..
Paskel, deceased, y. p. Eichelberger,
trustee, j. T. Massey, c. w. Paskel,
and Alice Paskel, his wife.
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MIR. Butterworth Improvinp.

Thomasville, Ca, Jan. 6.-Dr. Nc
Intosh reports Mr.. Butterworths con-
dition as improved. He recovered con-
seriousness yesterday morning for the
first time since he was attacked with
uremic commissions on Monday, and has
been conscious ever since
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Look out for Sl0O U. S. silver
certificate counterfeit. However,
such things are not indigenous 10
this section, either in purity or in
simiIation, and you can move along
without spectacles.
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Bryan has returned from Mexico.
For PHYS sake wasn't Mexico for
all practical purposes, large enough
to take care OF him, his "cross Of
gold and crown of thorns 2"
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Stockholders Hfeetim e.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.

BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA.
December LIST, 1897. !
The first meeting of the Stockhold-
ers Of the Potomac Short Line Railroad
Company, will be held in the Clerk IS
Office of the Circuit Court of Morgan
county, West Virginia, on Wednesday,
the 18th day of January, 1898, for the
purpose of organizing the said COM
pany, and transacting any other bust
ness which may lawfully be done by
them.
#. FL. B. DAWSON,
NJ. T. INCHES,
p. e. DAWSON,
H. BoWLEs,
J. f. FIELDS.
Dec. 18th, 1897. At.
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Maxwell, the interesting little son
OF j. A. Staley, of Shepherdstown,
was poisoned by eating too much
worm medicine. 1t required the
strenuous effort of physician to
save his life.
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AUCTIONEER.
Old Veteran

Old friends request me to again take
service asauctioneer in the counties of
Berkeley and Jefferson. Call on or adj
dress me at Little Georgetown.
l.. s. HOWARD.
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SATURDAY. JAN. 8. 1898.

The Illinois man who sold his wife
for ten dollars, must have little re-
gard for the Dineley Tariff Bill.
Cutting very close on TO free trade
in that line.
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Entitled to Confidence.

L. G. Matthaei the drug
gist, should have the confidence OF
this community Their calling is one
of responsibility. Very often pre-
cious lives are entrusted to their care.
Taking the agency for selling the
celebrated Red Flag Oil should be a
guarantee. It will do all that is
claimed for it, and no remedy excels
it for the quick cure of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains and all bodily
pain. Price 25 cents.
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The Baltimore Weekly Sun.

THE WEEKLY SUN PUBLISHES ALL
THE News of each week, giving COM
plete accounts of all events of interest
throughout the world. TIE WEEKLY
SUN is unsurpassed as an
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1898 THE SUN. 1898
BALTIMOR MD.
THE PAPER OF nOPLE,
For THE PEOPLE AND WITH THE
PEOPLE.
HONEST IN MOTIVE.
ErApT rcc r>r Tvpp rccrnN

L
HONEST IN MOTIVE.
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SOUND IN PRINCIPLE.
UNsWERyING IN It's ALLEGIANCE TO
RIGHT THEORIES AND
RIGHT PRACTICES.
THE SUN PUBLISHES ALL THE
NEWS ALL THE TINE, hui it does not
allow its columns 10 be degraded by
unclean, immoral or purely sensational
matter.
EDIToRIALLY, THE SUN IS THE
CONSISTENT AND UNCHANGING
CHAMPION AND DEFENDER OF PoPU-
LAR RIGHTS AND INTERESTS against
political machines and monopolies of
every character. Independent in all
things, extreme in none. 1t is for good
laws, good government ard good Or
der.
By mail Fifty Cents month Six
Dollars year.
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NOTICE.
stockholders, Meeting.

The first meeting of the Corporators
and Stockholders Of the Jeffries Auto
matte Air Brake Company will meet
in Odd Fellows Temple, at Philadel-
phia, Pa, at IL O'Clock, noon, January
Sd, A. d. 1898, for the purpose of or
ganization and transacting any other
business which may lawfully be done
by them, and at same time a certain
amount of the Capital Stock will be
made preferred.
GIDEON S. JEFFRIEs,
NJ. l.. REITER,
w. L. TETER,
L.C. STALNAKER,
O. w. SELLER,
Corperators.
Nov. 9th, 1897. 12-11-4t.
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Scrofula Sores


HoGC-S SaYSdpar1ttd 6uus u W
Sores Have All Disappeared.
81 was troubled with eruptions on my
face, which appeared like scrofula. NY
health wa 50 much impaired that was
adviselsto take Hoods Sarsaparilla to
build ne up, and bought six bottles.
Before hed taken half Of this amount
found that was improving. Icould rest
better at night, and felt refreshed in tie
morning. I gained in flesh and when
had finished the six bottles the sores on
my face had al disappeared" J.B. Bod
DIE, Postmaster, Nashville, No. Carolina.
after suffering from sore leg fer Is
years, four bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla
madea complete cure. It is several years
since / took Hoods SarsaparilIa, but ]
have not suffered with any sore or erysip-
elias In that time" MRS. NJ. J. HARTLEY,
Lovett, Georgia. Remember
Hoods SaTsaparilla
Is the Best the One True Blood Purifier. Be
sure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, the third
day of January, 1898.
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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18
The Gladstone" Oyster House.

In the jubllc2 year (lsSO the pro.
prict''usGs Ct the ljttle restaurant Sc
cured Il c0loieu almanac showing
the portraits OF Nir. and Mrs Glad
stone. Though she did not know
who the old couple portrayed We7e G
she admired the picture and p]uce' 4
it in lie shop window. Some tn!
aftcrWard Mr.. Gladstone visited
Mun1blos, and OH being told that IT, :
old gentleman pictured on ii" q
mun,c was the same as the d5stit
gui.Acl lsllor, Tie IrvEl1ttless
said, "Ncll, he 5 a nice looking old
gentleman, and il he'll come here
III give him Il dish Of oysters.
This happened to re;lcA the ears,
OF MI. Gladstone, and with :, dis
tinguishetl company, inci>!ulh, MIS-
Gladstone, the then Lord SWanse2
Lord Aberdarc and Lord kenslngton,
he FASTENED to apply for The llol
Used meal. Though the guests were.
Of course, entirely unexpected, tn ),
were RECALLED with oysters, bre;
and tea, and it is Oh record that the
ex-premie1 did his duty bravely.
On leaving, the company shook
hands with their hostess, and the
grand old couple promised to send
their photographs Oh their return to
Hawarden, which they did.
The chairs occupied by the nota-
BILE guests are now labeled with
their respective names and a sign
board outside the shop informs all
and sundry Of the event.-London
Mail
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18
AMERICAS FIRST DEAD
Ensign BagIey and Four Men
On The WinsLOW.
The Result Of Foolhardy Break
By Three Small Vessels at
Cardenos.

Key West, April ll.-Whou the
United States gun boat Hudson came
up to the government dock at 5
O'Clock this morning the bodies Of
five dead men were lying on her
deck. They were the remains of
Ensign w. Baylcy and four members
Of the crew Of the torpedo boat Win
slow, who were Killed in an engage
mcnt in Cardcnas harbor Yesterday
The bodies were covered by tic stars
and stripes.
In the cabin Of the Hudson were
Captain j. b. Bcrnadou Of the Wins
low, who is slightly wounded in the
left LEG. and several others OF tic
WinSloW's crow. who were slightly
wounded.
The dead arc: Ensign W I'a@Icy.
John \arVcrs, oilcr: Josiah Tunnel.
cabin cook: ]. y. Nccks. fireman: j.
Daniel, fireman.
The wounded are: Captain j. &.
Rcrnadou Of the WinsIoW, wounded
in the left leg: T. e. Cox, gunucr,s
mate: ID. Mckccn, quartcrmustcr: J.
Patterson, fireman; r. Gray, Ii"jltcn-
ant. All arc slightly wounded cN-
Ccpt Patterson, whose condition is
serious.
Ensign Rag]cy was appointed from
North Carolina, September 7, 1855.
The engagement took place il the
harbor Of Cardcnas. The ounbgat
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Wilmington. torpedo boat WMsIoW
and Gllnboat Hudson were tile only
vessels engaged. They entered Tin"
the harbor for the purpose OF at
tickin@ some Spanish 1unb0ats
known to be there These latter.
however. were not discovered hy ne
American force until the SpAuards
opened fire. The land batteries OF
Cardcnas supported the lire Of tho
Spanish 9unbuats. The engagement
commenced at 22:05 p m. aud lasted
for about an hour. The battle,
while it lasted, was terrific. Tho
Wilmington and Hudson Wcrc ahead
and opened lire an Il" Spanish boats.
which were lying at the dock. Fir
ing began at Il range 1l ":JnO yards.
\ few minutes later the WinsIoW
came up and opened fire. In an in
slant the entire attention of the
Spanish gllnboat3 and land batteries
was directed upon hcr. and from all!
sides shot and shell poured IN on the
little torpedo boat. The WiImiu4-
ton and Hudson still! kept up ttleir
fire. while death poured in upon ti"
torpedo boat. The CrcW Of tile
WinsloW. however. never laltelcd
for Il second.
At 2::35 a solid shot crashed into
the hull Of the WINSTON and kuocicd
out her boiler. III a moment ~HD
began to roll and rock hejpIc~ ly.
Then there was 4 moment Ol HWfu.
suspense. \ fierce cheer Of triumph
went up from the Spanish on the
gUuboats and in the batteries. and
again Il storm Of fire Wa, opened
upon the helpless boat. The 4un-
boat uISol!. lying near started lu
the assistance Of the Niu>ioW She
ran alongside the torpedo boat and
tried TO throw a line to the mpcT-
illcd crew. Up to this time, with
the exception Of the one shot. which
disabled the boilers Of tiIr WINSTON.
the firing OF the Spanish 4uuboal :
had been wild. but ~ the WjnsIoW
lay rolling in the water the mu1gc
grew closer and shells began to eX-
plOdc all about her.
L W a. u lIIIN tilh iva kil' II - III ~
get near The Wju~IoW. so Terrible
was the fire all about her i'in#jiy
after about twenty minutes. tur
Hudson approached near cuoUgh to
throw Il ine.
Baglcy and six men were standing
in a group on the deck Of the Wins
low ready to catch Il rope. \ }!ur
was thrown and about the same III
stan1 Shell burst III the very midst
OF the group OF men aboard tug
Win>!ow, Baglcy was instantly kill
ed, aud a few others dropped about
him. Half Il dozen nulc fell 9tO;tn-
ing on tho bIoodstalned deck. Que
OF the men plunged hcadloug ever
the side Of the boat, but his feet
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications, rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There i onl : one way to cure deaf
nc~>, and tiiat is by constitutional
remedies. DeHliIoS, is caused BY an
intlulncd condition Of the mucous lin
iu4 Of the E.uStachan Tube. When
this tube wet> iutlamod YOU have a
rumNIing sound or imperfect hearing,
aud when ii is entirely closed deaf
ness is he result, and unless the in
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.,
hearing will he destroyed forever;
nine cases oll' OF ten are caused by
caturrh. which is nothing but an in
tanned condition Ot the mucous sur
faces.
We will Give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of 0cHtucSS caused by
caturrh) that caunOt be cured by
Halls Eatarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free. +. J. CHENEY 4 Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
!
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iinnan Skeleton Found.

Twin Bridges. Mont, May 10, via
Whitehall. Word was brought to
town Yesterday THAI the body of a
dead uEtu had been discovered in the
park ut the head Of licltS canyon,
about seven miles from Twin bridges.
p. y. Could. justice Of the peace and
George Graham brought the body in
last evening and Will hold the in
quest. The skull was found some
distance from the trunk. 1t was
evident THAT tho body had been there
for some time. as nothing remained
but he skeleton and clothes. IWen-.
lT-tIlrcc dollars We're found in the
pockets. consisting Of Yold and sill
yer y shcepherdcr WAS missing
two wears lgu from the ranch Of John
~ejdcnstrIker. anG This may be the
body Of the Kissing man.
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SONGS OF THE HOUR.
a MESSAGE.

To the men who fought with Decatur:
10 the men who with Lawrence died,
10 the mon who fell in that blazing he'll
or Mobile by l'arragut' 5 side:
Take to them our message. stern and plain,
Tell them the guns are cast loose, again,
Men Of the Mninr
This to the men of the ships Of oak,
From the men Of the ships Of steel
To the hearts that broke mid the flame and
smoke.
From the living hearts that feel,
There is no mizzci, nor fore, nor main.
But all Of the flags are aioft again,
Men at the Maine,
Not against foes Of our own true blood:
Nor kin urrOSs the sea,
But stra light in the face Of II stranger race
Who never, like you, were free.
Tell them It's thus that our =uns we train,
And the sights are lined, and the strings
;l-Slrniu,
Men of the Maine.
Take them these tidn@S, yr who sleep
Meath the murky waves by the Cuban
town,
The blow in the night but began the fight
Which ends when the Spanish flag comes
down,
Tollng your knrll from hereto Spain.
Men Of the Maine.
Army ana Navy Journal.
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caught in the iron rail, and he was
hauled back. Baglcy's body was
stretched on tho deck. with his face
complctcly y torn away, and the upper
part Of his body shattered.
When the shell bnrst in the group
on board the Winslow another wild
shout Of triumph went up from the
Spanish boats and batteries, and
again a heavy fire was opened on the
torpedo boat.
Finally the Hudson succeeded in
getting line on board the Winslow
and was towing l.cr out Of deadly
range. when the line parted and
again both boats were at the mercy
OF tho Spanish fire.
At 3:Oo p. m. the Hudson managed
TO get another line on the deck Of
the NinsIoW, and the damaged tor
pcd2 boat was toWcd to pcdras is
land. where her dead and wounded
were removed. At y:1J yesterday
evening the Hudson, with the dead
bodies and some OF the wounded,
started for Key West, where she ar
rlNcd at O'Clock in the morning.
Commander BcrmadoI Of the Wins
low was wounded in the left leo, but
not serious y. Lieutenant Ecrnadou,
With the surgeon bending over him,
told The story Of the battle to the
representative Of the associated
press a> calmly as If talking Of the
weather. He began: ''Wc went
under full speed to attack the Span
lsll boats III the hHrbor. and YOU know
the result. We went under orders
from the commander of the VIII
Our boat is badly dana9-
cd. but She will be brought here for
repairs. and think she Will be ready
for service again in two Wccks.''
C,,, lt l., 1N i'm, NJ
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IF BRYAN SHOULD ENLIST.

'Twould strengthen mach the cause Of right
II Bryan should enlist:
We all would want to 50 and fight
If Bryan should enlist:
The old and youn@ the lean and tat,
Republican, Pop, Democrat,
Would Join the ranks along the Platte
If Bryan should enlist,
Wan fever Wpuid he running high
II Bryan should enlist;
No one would fear to dare end die
If Bryan should enlist:
would the ranks profunc,
Vile plutocllts Join in (for @ain)
We wouldn't do Thing to Spain
If RryAn should enlist.
All nations would look proudly on
If Bryan should rulist
Fear would o'crtnkc lie naughty don
If Bryan should enlist.
No voice Of crnsurr would he r;,iScd,
Among the hosts Of men am:lZed,
But all would shout. The Lord sc praised"
If Bryan should enlist.
His vn!or ii would vindiratc,
If Bryan should enlist,
And prove an honor to he state,
IF Bryan should enlist.
Such act would be the strongest hit
And might surprise us all Il bit
You'd never hear the las, of it
If Bryan should enlist.
Mart Howe fear would lose his head,
If Bryan should enlist,
And Jim O'Shcc would drop stone dead,
If Bryan should enlist.
The papers would remark lllc deal,
EIom I'aWilrc City to {. Ncill,
''ThiS is Il blow hat spain will feel,
II Bryan should enlist.
Nebraska State Journal.
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SHE DOETN WHAT SIZE CAN.

She sits lone in the window seat
Watching the soldiers who thrOng tho street.
a tear clings fast to hrr gentle eye,
Her bosom heaycs with a sudden sigh,
And her slender fingers that clutch the sill
Wave q proud atlicu with Il royal will.
But her mouth in its motion never Stacks
Ger the gum she rhcw"lh to pay the tax.
There are women WHO go to the battle front,
Women in hospitals bcHrinT the brunt,
Women who serve meath the. Red Cross sign.
Women whose mission seems half divine.
But Anna bel sits III lie window high,
She cannot 70 where the bullets fly,
But steadily onward through packs and packs
She chewclh the gum to pay the tax.
-Cicycand Plain Dealer.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18
GOOD MEN At a SHOW DOWN
Football Players and Society EaHOritc
Among the Rough Riders.


san Antonio, Tex. May l.-Threc
hundred and fifty cowboys are as
scniblcd here. Among those from
the east are Craig WadsWor1h, one
OF the best polo players in tho coun-
try: Young Ricketts,, who has served
"a two wears, apprenticeship on a Col
uradu cattle ranch: Hamilton Fish,
jr., another noted polo player: Hor
ace DcVcroalX Of Colorado Springs,
and The Princeton football team;
William Tiffany If New York, Il So
ciai rayorite aud leader Of cotil]ions,
but WhN can boast of long experience
on western ranch and range: Ken
meth Robinson Of TIL" NnickcrbOckcr
club: Reginald Roland. haIfbacll on
thc Yale football team, and Hollis
ter. the Harvard Spriutcr. There
will be about 30 Of these college and
club men in all, but their wealth and
Influence Will secure them no special
cousidcral ion in he regiment. one
Of lIcm may ret Lieut. cnAnt'S com
mand and two or three are likely to
be made >~oncd officers,
but the rest will serve as troopers on
a perfect equality with the rest Of
the men.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18

| likes to see "Nld Glory
Away vim full an free:
An, while ii tells Il story
OF si@lls an tears to me
It's still The country's hHnncr-
| loves it, anyhow.
So cl';lr the way, $ll>nna--
The ban plays "DiXic now.
likes to see i, lullcr
Gp th;ir-Ou top The roof,
An hear thr old boys muttcr:
'IOll bet she's bulct-pr0ofn'
lt's=all HE country, banner.
In peace or in the row;
So cl'ar he way Susanna,
The BAN play, .'DiXic' now.
SO. let 'rln wave "Old Glory
From all the slerplcs high;
An tell the ,laI'> ilcr story
While her red stripes sweep the sky.
lis still thccountrY's banner
loves it, anyhow.
500 clar the way, susanna,
The ban plays "DiXic' now.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18
To Hunt for .Andrcc.

New York, May ll.-Walter Well
man today embarked on his search
for the north pole and Andrcc. He
sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse and expects to reach Tromsoe,
Norway, within a fortnight.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18
Rainy Season Building.

Builders say that walls built dur
ing a rainy season are the strongest
and that When mortar dries quick
ly il becomes cl'umbly and possesses
1ittl. binding power.
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Railroad Men to Furnish Il Warship.

San hcruartlinO. Cal. May IL
several Of the railroad employees of
this city have formed a plan for
building a ba1tIcship to be paid for
by railroad employees, and when built
is to be presented to the government,
There are something over 500, 900
railroad men in this country, and ii
each one averages - and the street
and electric car men Go as we'll, it
will furnish Il $4,000. 900 battlesllip
for the government. Subscription
lists ar" to be sent TO every railroad
company in the Cniteu States.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-05-18

InOS. II Carter, Helena.
RcprcScntutivc--IIOn G. $ Hartman, Bozc
STATE.
Govcrnor--Robcrt B. Smith.
Lieut.. GOvcrnor-A. II. Sprlggs.
Secretary Of Statc-T s. Hogan.
State Auditor--T ". PoindcNtcr.
State Treasurcr-T. r. Collins
Attorney Gcnera--C 7. Nolan.
supt.. Of Public lnstrnction-E,sA Carleton.
Chief ,Iusticc--W. Y Pemhcrto,.
ASS. Jnsticcs-W II. Hunt W. Y. Pigott.
Clcrl; Supreme Court-Beni Webster.
COUNTY
District ,Tudgc--Trank H. Woody
Clerk Of District COurt-Alc T, Shappce.
Sheriff. II. Irvine.
Clerk and Recorder-Jas. y. Fitzgerald.
TrcaSurcr-J. X. SQuic"s.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ID. Smart.
County Attorncy-llenry I. Myers.
Supt Public ruction-Kittic Ostcrmcyer
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HOrDu TT b. Owingst
Public \ l?inistrator--.I.M NJ Higgins.
County Commit issiOncrs- tcrd Wehr, John e
Hendricks, JOHN ". Mayhem,