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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
The Old Rate Restored.

Brazil, Ind..-At the last meeting of
raised to the full limit-$250. Last
night, however, the thirty saloonkeep-
ers of the city petitioned for the res
toration OF the old rate, claiming that
if the increased license were insisted
upon It would force some of them out
of the business The old rate was
thereupon restored.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
In Honor OF Notre Dame.
A New Factory for kokomo.

Kokomo, Ind.-KokOmo now has
more than forty factories, and a new
one will soon be in operation in the
form of a motorcycle, or horseless car
riage. works. The vehicle is the pat
emit of Messrs. Haynes & Apperson, OF
thiy city, and has been tested in trip
Of over sixty miles at a very small
cost. 1t also can attain high rate OF
spaed. The building is in process OF
erection.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
A Volunteer from Danville.

Danville, Ind.-Clarence B. Leedy,
Co. D, Sixteenth Infantry, who was
wounded at Santiago, enlisted from
Danville. For some months previous
to the breaking out Of the war he was
in the Central Normal college here, but
when the call came he was among the
FIRST to respond. He chose the regular
army, saying he believed he would see
more service there.
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CITY NOTICES.


RESOLUTION No. i7-.--Ese II resolved oy
follows:
ID Tnat = Is TIE srseattan cs ne cry
or Seattle - improve Twe1fv-tAtrS Ave
r1@ South from Norman Street - S1Stsr
Nay by the eeastg1ctlol os 81 tTons'5E7s
PIPE sever through SAID poTs3oE OK Sz{t
street. Eftn az necessary yves, openings.
r1snasales, lsmrholes. vs-tihatcgs ard eaten
basins. SAID sewer 20 temporarily dts
charge from wooden box outfaa q 20
constructed hv the ClIv % Seattle a3Sf1E
Val}2 Wagza server n T>7ger ty-tsFS& avenue,
e. That the cost tAerecf. save ana ex-
cspf the cesf % said temporary oatsal1.
ce paid by assessments 20 % levied apcn
said Twenty talrd Avenue under the plaza
o. Immediate Payment II ne manner
provided By the Charter and ortiE9 noes
81 the City of Seattle. TIE e2s. ard sx-
psnse q said ousfail 10 be sorRe by the
General Furd.
- That ire CITY Engineer ee directed
20 furnish q the City Council an estimate
% The COS, % said improvement 2ad q
said outtall.
~ That tha matter 81 making said I'm
Council at O session thereof 20 be held on
the seventh d2y % February, 1858. ar :
clock =. n, =. which tine all persons
desiring 70 be heard upon she matter OF
making said Improvement. before the City
cqane1 are notae9 . hs present
January, lSSs. and signed bg ne in opsn
session In Authorization Of It's passage
this leth day OF January, IszS
President Pro TEN. - the City Councii
Filed by me this leth day q January,
city Comptroller & Ex-6fficio civ Clerk.
If3te OF NrSt puoacat3on. January II. 1895.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. for King County
PROBATE Department. In the matter 81
the estate OF Aao4e 4. Ra!llargeon. de-
ceased No. 21Sl. Notice 20 Creditors
Notice s hereby given by The under
signed. administrator OF the estate OF Ao-
bic 4. Baill3rgeoa. deceased. 10 the cred
stors OF. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, 20 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within one
year after the first publicS lion OF this no
t5ce to-wit. January 9th. iS9s 10 the said
administrator At Patterson & E8sly's law
office. rooms 6is and sii New York block,
in the City OF Seattle. County and State
aforesaid the same being the place FOR the
transaction OF the business OF The said
estate.
JOSEPH A. BAITLARGEON,
Administrator o. the Estate Of Aao.e A.
Baillargeon,- decea sed.
E,iyst rIhliratir January 9Th teQs
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STEAMED rs.

rAc1F r6p C { .S IS sJ , %s'yEID co.
The conp2~ys elegant steamers CITY
Or PuEBLA; WAILA WALLA and
Townsend and Xictoria. T. G. AT a; m:
Leave SAN FRANCisCo for Seattle. via
Victoria. ana Pert Townsend. at 9 a. m.
FOR ALASKA
pT Tf s'e AK c c6rThGE cI T1r9 or v To-
ToRTAE. QUEEN AMI CURACAO leave
SEATTLE at n. m. Jan. s. TO- IS 81 -,
D: Feb: I. Q. H. i. "a: Mar. /, &. g. II, IS. q.
The company reserves the right "a
change without previous notice steamers
sailing dates ana hours OF sailing. For
further particulars procure conpanys
! +. Trowbridgs P. 8. sup,.. Ocean
Tickef Agent. SO First Ave.
Gooda1. Perkins-& CO, Gen. Agts.. 9, Z.
TOR ANAcroRTEs, wHATcoM VAN
The Elegant sldexheel Steamer
OCEAN WAVE.
Clancy. Master.
VIII leave Yssie~ wharf Seattle eve%v
Wsdr ~sflsy ard Saturday at fI.38 y. N
for Everett. A0eccrtes. FaiFnave0 What
con- Blaine and Vancouver, Passengers
rnay go on hsard ard occupy rooms al : -
p n P@tGrntnE viii leave Vancouver ey.
cry Monday and Friday AZ Il a N.
This steamer has superior passenger Ar
ccnDoIatt9ns. Table service unsu-;,a gzass
Fer freight or passage apply On board or
az Tez7er wharf
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
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STEAMERS
FIT ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four ron7d trips daily. except Sunday.
In ere hea- ard twenty-five minutes
The STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily srisS Seattle Taeorna
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Sea.tie-~7:s5 HIS &. IN: rs. e:lS
. u . 50.
SUNDAYS.
I@sv. Seatts>--s.za a. n: y M: ,. -
Tsaxa Tarn-ea--s-s9 a. IA 30 s:A ,, o.
Ts-si~- AZ Northern PscfGc wharf. Ta-
ecrt4. and Commercial doez- fooe of MI
rson street. Seattle
Washington.
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY or sEATTLE-clTYT TREAS

THE CITY or sEATTLE-CITY TREAS
%o:ice IS hereby given that the second
annual instaiimen; OF local improvement
district No. 1i3. for the improvement OF
WIZARD and Harvard Streets, in the Cliy OF
Seattle. from Depot Street - Mercer
Street toT Sixth street,. under the prQvi-
sfOns Of ordinance No. Sso7. which provides
for the Improvement OF said street by con-
strUCtlng 4 pipe saver 81 proper dimensions
along said streets between aid points, to-
gether with all necessary OPP ninss. MS.
manholes. l1npnoles, vertIatotse Iusa-
ing tanks and catch-basins and ~ con-
meeting the same with the main intercept
ing sewer row existing A. the Intersection
OF Willard street and Depot street. ana
providing Tor the payment therefor "a IL
staiments and establishing q fund tor Sucn
payment by the ievying and collection OF
Special ssse sssr1leFts upon the property bon
Gifted by the Improvement, ana y 9Flllng
for the Issuance OF bonds a. authorized sy
an act % the legtslstUT OF the State q
Washington, approved MaTc3 gsh, lssS'
and under re provisions Of ordinance y @.
33&9. approved May IN, 1895. - amended
ssy ordinance No $40. approved July I'm.
ls9t. has been duly certified 70 ne for col
lection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel and
lot II Land. and part thereof. IL said dis
trfCf n uavrnent or such !nstsllrDsnts re-
mains unpaid. and The Sane including he
interest on the whole amount charged.
rnus, BE- paid on or before the 10Th day OF
on Saca installmen. on or before tae 10Th
day OF February. 1Ss3 the same sElaI De
c0ns delinquent and shall bear Interest 4 !
the rate OF ; Per cent Ter a0uu1l Until
pail and Il not paid uefcrs said 2tT1e.
Penalty 0f I've 81 Ter cent. stall ~ sads5.
ana the s.s-Yls delinquent snail ~ entered On
the annual tax rol fer me current year
against s8ca lot ard parcel of and ard
part thereof. SO delinquent. and with rs9
interest and penalty shall BE- collected as
other taxes together With such additional
charges o. penalties as are aGtacr.zed 10 -
charged and collected on other delinquent
tsxe<. ard s3c1 iDt or parcel Of land 50
delinquent snail h@ sold for the amount Of
sscA assessment. wtth interest. penalty and
CGsts. IN TIE manner provided ~ law.
GEORGE Z. MEAcHAN
F7isy Ir@a 1grer OF ire city II Seattle
Date cf Elrst pla44c alton. January 10th,
$50
TAlPOENDED STOCK &CTICE-Tre fol-
loR.rg described h3gse- placed IN the CITY
Pound, January ). lN5s VII - sold az
putae auction - tAe highest 0laasE for
c&sa - hand - gay cost % lzapo1n1I9 :
s~a advertising. January -. las a. 20
c-clc~a A. ~. a. the 'front.' door o. io.ce
headquarters, corner Third avenue and
Yes4e- way,
one sorrei horse. white stripe down face.
8 years Old.
Ths owne- ot tie above described horss
beng unknown - IRE.
4. : REED. Chief Of Police.
Data ~ LEs. qualifications - = A..
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sKAGTT RIVER RfDCTF<.- f-Itv
Ct Chanapa !ga. Weekly 9tyns -srd
Leaves Seats}e~Ia0- 30. st = rrfHrsf1F,,.
Jan ~ at Y midnight jan 81. al u me-
T.1xi4f Leaves Mount Ternon--1au. L. a.
{ a H.: Jan. IS. AZ : q n. Jan e e.
a n CaIliny - Tniaftp. Efanw1aH Fgr
Skagft fsftv Mount %efrcr as ..oy
For passenger and freight rates aFsr,fv- ~
civ Dock. Telephone Aafa ~ w. >
Csllkesaa. Manager. II. II. MrDonaId
siaS.sE.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

e w PARKER i CO. fresh paper and
plates. everything used rs photography.
cexneE First avenue and Cherry street.
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rcToEIA ROUTE.

COMPANY.
v1cToRrA ROUTE
E.sa- f-fr- ~ AfuFxTn- between TIA.
<e,ns Vsass ana vfcs5rja, Il. C.
sysFrT-, T,ys NJ Tacoma no Ar aaepra
laoara w z Pt- Tow nsend9 = Ar l9. san
This steamer furnishes srst-elass accom-
nnodatiops carrying both freight ard
sssttle sor Nsctorss. a. II .. ~. AMI fer
Tacoma at els D. IA
Passengers Ser Victoria can cccgpy
For rates. tickets, etc inquire -
u. r I1oRNp 1 hEs
Agent teSier " aAFf. Seattle
J. A: NAI?EAo. =. r. ..
GsnsrAi A&Sas, y. = hF.- sest1i@
---- ~
- - -
.cv< COMMERCIAL 9 . r-o.z
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
BARNEsoN & cHILCoTT.
Ship and Steamship Agents. Freight ana
Chsrterirg RFokers
or.ces. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black 81
SAN JUAN TsIANpz

sTEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mall. leave. CITY
Sock foot 81 Main street SUNDAY
Tuesday and Thursday az IL osc!Sck sr,is.
night For Port Townsend San Juan stands
ard New Whatcnm. Eeturnlnx leaves
New wha corn TUESDAY. Thurss5ay anf
Saturday. at A. N. j. II. Thompson. man
ager-owner. -BogaTfius IL Ca, ageatA
City dock Te.eohors. Main 81.
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FOR COPPER RIVER DIRECT.
Fare. $50 including = OF ton freight Tree.
Schooner Lizzie Colby viii sail from Sc
attic on or about January 18th. lsse. car
rytng passengers and freight Passsn-
gers and cargo landed at Port FIREMAN.
tie without traBsfer). the nearest point
accessible TO the Copper river. hesersa
tons must be- made at once. La connef
Trading & Transportation co. Agents.
Central wharf Seattle
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANCEr.

Seattle srH Townsend eah Bsy pos,.s
Steamer Garland leaves Tssier do~k Ss,r-
days Tuesdays ard Thursdays al n "a
o m for Port Townsend Port William.
purgeress Pert Angeles rorr Green,
Gettysburg Pysht- Clailarn Bay ana Meas
Bay returning arrives al Seattle o m
On opposite days Steamer Evanzei leaves
Ye~ler deck FOR Part Townsend Port An
reie. ana Victoria Mondsys Wednesday.
ara FRIDAYS AT so r. m: arrives sea ffas
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pAcIFIc NAvIGATloN O.

seatsie Everett f. whatccna Pout.
etate Of Washington leaves Seattle daffv
exc4ps Saturday a. - ?. m
Seattle Everett and Ia Conner Route
ssearseer fsaiTnaVen leaves Seattle sagg1
sxcep. saturday. ut 10 2. m, eaIisnx al Ex
erett ring north Monday. we<inesssay "a
Frifsy: going south Tuesday. Taursday
and Saturday.
Telephone. Main ~ Teafer Horx
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.


UMBRELLAS - Aaa asactUresi. recover
ard repaired; general repairing L13 {
lar ola street.. Roaeson Bros
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CANADIAN DCTIES-If you are gong 10
locate in kIondike or pass through "
Alaska under the bonded privilege. YOU
can have your custom house papers pre-
pared before you leave here; those WAo
toms will not be delayed. while those
who have not must wait the conven-
fence Of the officers. Call on A. +. Engie
hardt. Canadian custom house nrokeE, IL
Colman building
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SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS.

ALUMINIUM AND ENAMEL. LETTER.
ana agares for signs ard house nG-a9er ~
"a Tesiar way.
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rACoMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER

STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII sar from Ca,n3an eock every Nan.
6ay and Thurzaay - . n. for llzfas
and Vancouver. Fare 20 Blaine. g. ~.
Vancouver n9a
-eie.aoae Mn 81
A. P. Maxwell. Axsn..
Eslxao Dock,
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pTT;r-r SOUND e ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-03-09

OF this world or whirling iE is gaye
ties and frivolities, if you could hear
the sweet strains OF the gospel trum
pet announcing Christ's victory over
sin and death and hell, you would
rush forth, glad in the et>rnal deliver
ance, The Waterloo against sin has
been fought, and our Commander IN
Chief hath won the day On. the pys
of this salvation, do not care what
m taphcr, what com psrson, you have.
Briog it 10 me, tha: | may use it.
Amcs shall bring cne sinile. Isaiah
another John arn'her. Beautiful
~ih pardon Besuuful with pace.
Beautiful with auto p4tions. Or TO
returo 10 tn pastoral fyure of my text,
c ,ooe out Of the poor paslulage OF this
void into the rich fortunes Of the
Good Sne.herd The shepherd of Old
used to play oeau'i<ul music, al G
sometimes the sheep would gatt er
a-oupd Tin and listen Todas ny
heavenly Shepherd calls TO you ~ltn
II very music OF heaven, bidding you
to leave you. sin and accept MS par
con. Oh, that all this L ,ck w"u!d
hear the piping OF the Good Shsp-
herd.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-03-09
The UsurY Law.

There were some very important
Amendments 10 the usury Law at the
last session of the general assembly.
The matter is not only of general IN
tereSt S1t of especial local Interest
Here is the full text of the law as it
now reads.
Section l. That no greater interest
than 7 per cent. per annum shall be
charged, taken, agreed upon, or al.
lowed. upon any contract arising in
tnis state for the hiring, lending or
us9 OF money, or other commodity,
either by way OF straight interest, dis
count or otherwise, except upon writ
ten contract, wherein by express
agreement, rate Of interest not ex-
ceilings s per cent may be charged.
Sec 3. Any person or corporation
who shall receive or contract to re-
ceive, asinterest, any greater amount
than is provided for in the preceding
section, shall forfeit all interest and
the cost of the action and such portion
OF the original debt as shall be due
shall be recovered without interest or
costs, and where any amount SO charg-
ed or contracted for has bsen actually
received by such person or corpora
ton, he or she or they shall forfeit
double the amount received in respect
OF interest, to be collected by sepa-
rate action brought to recover the
principal sum.
Sec. 3. That the borrower, and his
heirs, devisees, legatees or personal
representative, or any creditor, or any
person having legal or equitable in
terest in the estates or assets of such
borrower, may plead the benefit OF the
provisions OF this act, as plaintiff or
defendant, and the same shall be ct,
fectual at any suit at law, or, in equi-
~, and any person eff ~nding against
the same shall De compelled toanswer,
on oath, any complaint that may be
exhibited agaiost him for the discoV-
cry of any sum OF money or things in
action. so charged, agreed upon, re
served or taken in violation Of the
foregoing provisions, or either OF
them.
Sec 4. That all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with this act, be and
the sane are hereby repealed; provid
ed, that this act shall not apply to
contracts made before it goes into eff
feet. Approved the 10Th day OF Feb
rugrg, a. D., 1898
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The Cokt Of War.

War is horrible thing and should
be averted if possible. But sometimes
it seems necessary that nations are
compelled to engage in it or lose pres
tige among other nations. II there is
any honorable way out of the present
difficulty with Spain without resort
to war ne hope war will be a7erted,
bu. if there is no honorable way out OF
the difficulty without war, then we
are in favor of upholding American
honor at whatever cost As We are
standing face to face with the grim
spectre of war it is well to count the
cost of war. We recently read an in
teresting article on the subject in the
Atlanta Journal. It was an estin ate
made by Mr.. Camille Flammarion, a
Frenchman, of the cost of war in men
ano money to civilized nations during
the last hundred yesrs. The Franco
German war Of 1879 II caused the
death, Mr.. Flammarion le.ls US, Of
$50, 900 men. In the Crimeau war OF
1886, 7s5, ,o0Olives were lost. The
brief Italian war of 1889 brough about
the death of 63, 900 men in bstt-e or in
hospitals, and even the game OF
chess" between Russia and Austria, in
1866, deprived $4,000 men OF lhsir
lives. Our civil war OF IS6l-65 meant
death to 100000 men-an enormous
host. The wars waged by the great
Napoleon caused the death Of no less
than 5, 100000 persons Tnere is hardly
any telling howmaav thousand mil
lions of dollars our civil war cost, but it
entailed upon US an expense which is
now $1S3, 100000 year, though the
war has been over thirty-thrse years.
The effect of the war on the Federal
debt was to increase it from s65 600, OCO
to So 773. 235, ,173. Several billions OF
property besides we're destroyed IN the
south, and the paralysis OF Industry
consequent upon the civil war de-
stroyed billions more, delaying the
full economic development OF this
section by over thirty years.
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THE WOODS FULL OF THEM.
Names OF Those Who Aspire 20 High
Ofico.

The Columbia correspondent Of the
News aud Courier says that although
it is several months before the cam
paigu will open there is no lack of
candidates. 1t IS, indeed, rather diff
cult to keep up with all of those who
have been mentioned in come c!ion
with the various Offices and IN max
ing the following list of selt.svowed
and prospective candidates there is nc
Intention to omit anyone, the list be
ing ss perfect as it can be nurriedly
made up It is IS follows:
For Governor-Sensto E Z
archer, Spartan burg; Governor ".
3 E,lerbe, Marion; S. G Nayfeld,
B.mberg; A. Howard Patterson,
BArnweIl; O. L Sc7umpe7t, Nrw
berry; George D 'Tillmsn, Edaeield
R B. Watson, SaIu6a; g. Walt Whit.
man, Union.
For Lieutenant Governor-N. B.
McSweeney, Hampton3 J. A. McCol,
lough, Greenville.
Secretary of State-Marion R.
Cooper. Colleton; Thomas e. Rains
ford, Edge6eld; D. g. Tompkins,
Greenwood, Edmund Bacon, Spartan
burg
Attorner General-G. Duncan Bel
linger, BArnwell; s. Il E5ans, New
berry; Kuox Livingston, Marlboro
@ P. Townsend, Marlboro; John 7
Sloan, Richland; w P. Pollock,
Cnesterfsld;C L Winkler, Kersha ".
Superintendent OF Educstlon-Sena.
tor W. a. Brown, Marion; Arthur
KILLER, Newoerry; E. D Smith. Sum
Ter; G. L. Toole, Aiken; 7. G Robin
son, P ckens; 7. G. White, Beaufort.
Adjutaut aDd Inspector General
Col. W. ". Bruce, Marlboro; John
Black, Colleton; Col. J. " Floyd,
K-rshaw; Capt. Henry 7. Thompson,
Darlington; Gen. r. n Richhnurg,
Rchland; Gen. John Gary Watts,
Laurens.
COMPTROLLER Gereral-J. P, Der
ham, Horny L P Epton. Spartanburg.
For R silroad Comui:sioner-C w
Garris, Colleton; W. D. May field,
Greenville; J. a Slish, Newbsrry ;
4. r. Thomas, Sumter.
Superin endent OF the Penitentiary-
e. 3. Crum, Bamberg; D. j. Griffith,
Lexington; w 4 Nal, Anderson.
The list contains the names OF some
who will not run and there are likely
10 b. several additions to it before the
entries close Some names tba: have
been mentioned here and there by
friends, or otherwise have not been
incorporated. II even half the candi
dates mentioned 60 on the stump the
speech.making is as bad as Spanish
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-03-09
LITERARY CURIOSITY
TX Ies,c; That Z Legislator Woo to al
Editor

The editor OF the Independent Re.
public and one Of Horry's legislators
cave been having hot controversy
over oae Of the legislators votes at
The last session. The Republic gets
even by publishing the following ver-
batim copy OF q letter it received from
the aforesaid legislator, and now heis
probao oiv sorry that ne forgot Jobs
exc amalioo, "Ol. ,hat mine enemy
would write bock!" for the editor
now mas nm on the hip:
to sne Meney re d is Of TIE IndeDen-
dent R pubel In Reply to arctel Of
Feo th24
I did voet G4iGce the the Chil6s Bill
wich is coAted By our Ell as being a
Prohibitions Bill we'll that is the Di
,orpce taat men Sea things Bill hat
Woud Give D ug Stores * Mechanical
the Puwer 10 Sill liquors in StAt &
County More then Dispencry Law l
woula vnt 2 Gance eney Such Bill a
Gain ef I had tte chance
| have tie Cuilds Bill & the E. Pro-
most ne be woud PuolIsa hit &. let
the Coed Pepols o. Horroy read hit
for rhare Self bal I Ses he has Not
Dan bit hut takes his paper to PUB
iisn me & wants to mecks the meney
readers o'eave that I am in favor
Wniskey Dripkin l am oppose to eney
Such q thing he Prononte My Name
as Canidat Gain I have not told
him that I YOU'D be Candidat but hit
Is D,n 10 hurt me in futhar But eff
Shoui be IN the feal IShoud Expe ct
My Sup ,rt from the Good Votars Of
Horroy & Not from Que Sidade Ei
& ef I Don't Git the otfice I W,ll MOI
have to Go to Some other County fol
JOB
Yores
Zlan sc CT Prince
Fah IN % 1903