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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
BONDS in GREAT DEMAND.


- Than 3 Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, Juno 1.-THE. secretary
of the treasury Informed the members OF
the cabinet at to-day's session that the
to the war loan were coming
m very rapidly and that the indications
poipted to a very large oyer-sunscription.
II Is now believed the entire amount could
have been disposed Of at q less rate OF
interest than per cent, and regret ex-
pressed that the act authorizing the ISSUE
did not name q rate fraction less. Ou
the offer received yesterday 10 take no.
OOe, 600 at 101, the government would have
made n .o00,00o. In allotting the bonds. tho
greatest possible care will be taken to pre-
vent the acceptance Of straw" subscrip-
tions-
Bids evidently coming from the MEM
bers of the same family will be treated In
the aggregate, and where there IL q sus-
picion of an attempt to violate the spirit
of the law, the closest scrutiny will be
made. 1t Is the purpose Of the treasury
officials to carry out the spirit OF the law.
and the bonds will be distributed to the
largest possible number Of people. the
small subscribers being given the prefer
ence above all others. Up to this time the
subscriptions have far exceeded In number
and amount the expectations OF the ON
cials.
CHICAGO, June r.-One million dollars
a day isethe estimate made by Assistant
United States Treasurer Williams as to
the rate at which Chicago people are now
loaning money to the United States ON
the new war bonds.
The activity in the war loan business II
not confined to the sub-treasury. The
postal stations throughout the city have
their share Of visitors. 1t now seems cer-
tain Chicago will take more than E5,0o0.-
900 Of the per cent paper.
ST. LOUIS. June 17.-Over $780, 900 In cash
was taken in at the >sub-treasury to-day
en- subscriptions to the new war bonds.
Very little of this represents the required
2 per cent on subscriptions for amounts
over $500 Colonel George H. Small, the
sub-treasurer. has received a telegram from
Secretary Gage instructing him that here
after all applications for more than 500
worth Of these bonds must be made direct
to the secretary Of the treasury.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
THE. TWIcKENHAM's MISSION.
1t Was Unquestionably to Keep Ad-
niral Cervera's Fleet Sup
E ulied with Coal.

KEY WEST. FLA, June T.-William
Thompson, the steward Of the British col
lier Twickenham, which was captured on
Kingston. Jamaica, on. June 10. by the
auxiliary cruiser st. Louis. said to repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press to-day:
..The steamer, and, I believe the cargo,
are owned by Watts Watts & Co..
Of London. We sailed from Newcastle-on-
Tyne with a full cargo Of coal, at half
hour past midnight on April q. the day
after. war had been declared. None Of
the crew knew that war had been declared,
and don't know whether the captain did.
Our destination was st. Thomas for Or
ders. We reached st. Thomas on May is
and received orders to proceed to Martin
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
KANSAS MAN MISSING.
j. c. BYRD, of Colunbus, Kas., in st.
Louis Searching for His

ST. LOUIS. MO-, June III. C. Byrd. Of
Columbus, Kas., arrived in st. Louis to-
day to search for his son. c. g. Byrd, who
has been missing from his ONCE and home
since Tuesday, June Z. -sjt,s
There are reasons which warrant the
fathers belief that the son had made away
with himself. C. q. Byrd was the book
keeper for the Detroit Lumber and, Timber
Company. but recently resigned because Of
some difference with his employer. His ac-
counts are straight. The missing man had
been married only . short time.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
THEY ROBBED FREIGHT CARS.
An Organized Gang Of Thieves Run
Down BY the Mounted Police

An OEB1418S0 U1A0 VA 4AA&VCD 1SoA
Down BY the Mounted Police
at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. June 17.-As the result
of two months search the mounted police
have run down and captured a gang Of al
legged freight car robbers.
Six Of the prisoners are negroes. Their
names are: Eugene Black. Ed Smith, Will
lam Willard, Henry Hunter, Alfred Evans
and John Hunter. Max Kat1, white, who
keeps a secondhand store in this city, is
also under arrest, charged with keeping .
According to the police, the negroes, un-
der the leadership of Black, made prac.
tice Of boarding night freight trains on the
Keokuk & Northwestern road, at Luther
station. armed with implements to break
the seals on the cars. Once in the cars,
the men would throw out boxes Of mer.
chandise. while confederates followed the
train with a wagon. picking up the booty
alongside Of the track
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18

y1sitor-"What was the strength of the
regiment you sent to the front from here?"
Kentuckian-"Four hundred and eighty-six
colonies, fifty generals, one hundred and
forty majors and six pfivates."-Truth.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
A MAYOR A MURDERER.
John H. Heisel,- of Brunswick, Mo.
Shoots and Kills City Mar
ahal Aahby.

BRUNSWICK, MO-. June 17.-Mayer
John H. Heisel. of Brunswick, shot and
instantly killed City Marshal Richard
Ashby, in Finch's saloon. this evening.
Ashby fired two shots at Heisel first. One
shot penetrated Heisel's abdomen; the
other passed through his lung and came
out at the back. It Is alleged that Heisel
and Ashby quarreled on back street to-
day from some unknown cause and the
difficulty eliminated in the tragedy to-
night. Heisers injuries may prove fatal.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
Austria. Rioter. Killed.

LEMBERG, AUSTRIAN GALICIA. June
T-Gangs of peasants yesterday attacked
and plundered the Jewish shops at Frysz-
tax, near Rxow1ow and wounded several
Jews. The police fired on the mob. KILL
ing SIX Of the Rioters and Woundin9 hvo
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
The Hone Rulers.

From the Detroit Free Press.
.sWhat is q board Of strategy. papa?"
"H'm; well-I never thought Of It In that
llRht before, but 1t must mean your mother
and your grandmother.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
CATTLEMAN FOUND DEAD.
Helping to Run Down Indian Terrf-
tory Rustlers Costs John Nor
ris0n His Life.

vINITA. I. T.. June n.-(special) Word
reached here this afternoon that United
States Marshals John Webb and Paden
Tolbert had found the dead, body Of John
Morrison, q well-to-do young cattleman.
twelve miles southeast Of vinita- Nor
rison. 1t is said, had implicated several no.
-torious cattle thieves in q big DEAL and
on going into their neighborhood two or
second attempt, and he had been more
than once warned out Of the Spavinaw
country, the home Of the outlaws.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
ILLICIT STILL DISCOVERED.
ing M00nshine Whisky In
Rufnau Cnunfx

ing MOOhSnAhe WAAsAy IA
Putnam County.
KNOXVILLE. MO-, June I7.-(Special.)
Revenue officer 8. Kirkpatrick, Of Ottum-
wa, Ia, has apprehended George Shellen-
barger, who resides about eleven miles east
of this city. for Illicit distilling. The still
was located in a cave dug In the bank Of
creek. 1t had been in operation about
six months. Its capacity was about six
gallons per day.
The still was destroyed, but shellenbarger
will not be arrested until the proper au-
thorities are notified.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18
W0RDEN WILL NOT HANG.
tence on the Ground That He
d. Was Insane.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, June 17.-Govern-
or Budd has commuted the sentence Of
Trainwrecker Salter d. Worden to life Inn
prisonment A medical board appointed to
examine Worden.s mental condition. decid-
ed that he was insane at the time he
wrecked q train bearing United States
soldiers, thus causing the death OF three
soldiers and the engineer. Among those
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-18

who signed a petition for Communication Of
sentence were ex-President Cleveland and
G. p. Huntington, president OF the South
ern Pacific.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

The Board Of County Commission
ers Of Ravalli County, Montana, met
in regular session, June 6, 1898.
Present: Ferd Wehr, chairman, j.
w. Mayhem and J. L. Hendricks,
commissioners.
Upon application Of Martin Cramcr
and others, representing that the
county public road, running from the
Stcyensyille and Hamilton road to
Victor, by way Of Strange's crossing,
across the Bitter Root river, at a
certain point near said crossing
is encroached upon by the fence
Of John Spooner SO as to make
travel unsafe: it was ordered
that the county surveyor at once
proceed to view said road and
investigate said complaint and to
condemn any and all obstructions in
said public highway and cause them
To forthwith remove the same, Civ
ing ample room for passage and safe
public travel at said point thrown
open to the public, Or have said road
opened where free and safe passage
can be secured and put in good condi-
tion, and do all other things that are
lawful and proper in the premises:
and the clerk was ordered to furnish
the surveyor a copy OF this order.
The following claims against the
county were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for the same upon the
GENERAL FUND.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

The books, accounts and quarterly
report Of the county treasurer: for
the quarter ending May ,21, 1898,
were examined approved and or
dcred filed
The quarterly reports Of the county
clerk and recorder and the clerk of
the district court, were examined,
approved and ordered filed.
The following warrants were re-
turned BY the county treasurer as
paid, and ordered cancelled upon the
records Of the county clerk viz:
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CONGRESSIONAL,

coNuNESSloN%,L
y. S. SenatprsIIon. Lee Mantle, Butte; Hon
ThOs. II Carter, Helena.
Representativc--lIon g. S Hartman, Boze-
STATE.
GOvcrnor-Robcrt B. Smith.
Lieut.. GovcrnOr-A Z. Spr1gys.
Secretary of State--T. S. Hogan.
State Auditol-T. W. poindrXter. .
State Trcasurcr-T. e. Collins.
Attorney Gencral-C. z. Nolan.
Supt. of Public lnstruction-E,f "A. Carleton.
Chief Justcc-W. Y. PembertOn.
ASS Jnstices-W. II. Hunt, ". r. Pigott.
Clerk Supreme Court-Benj Webster.
COUNTY
District .TudgeFranl1 II. Woody.
Clerk Of District Court--Allen T. Shappee.
ShertI--F II. Irvine.
Clerk and Rccordcr-Jas. T. Fitzgerald.
TreasurerJ. Il. Spue:s.
Asscssor-HOward p. Smart.
County Attorney-llenry /. Myers.
Supt Public Observation-Disclosures Ostcrmeycr
S. lortncr.
COrOnnr-T b. OwingS.
Public Enthusiastically M Higgins.
County CommisSioners-Eer Wehr, John +
Hendricks, John W. Mayhew,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

Buffalo. \. v. CentS;-F'rOm nv
personal knowledge, gained in OBJ
serving the effects Of your Shiloh's
Cure in eases Of advanced Consump-
,iou, ana prepared to say it is the
most remarkable Remedy that has
ever been brought to my attention.
1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption. For
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

Claim No. SO, in fayor Of L. Som
ers, WAS disalluwed in the sum Of
S. 90 because excessive.
Claim no. l03. in favor Of W. 4.
Wright disalowcd in the sum Of
81 1. 30 because excessive.
Claim No. 100 in favor Of Robt.
DobbinS, disuIlowcd in the sum Of
500, because excessive.
Claim No. l34, in favor Of NJ. W..
Co.. dlsallovcd SOC, because Incorrect.
Claim No, 1876, in favor Of G. w.
Ebright, disallowcd in the sum OF
81. 90. because Incorrect.
Claim No. IA, in favor Of NJ. \.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15
June 10. 1885

JUNG 10. ISyo.
yalli county Montana, met in regular
session, pursuant to adjournment;
same officers present.
The following claims agAiEs, the
County We're allowed anG warrants
ordered drawn 'Ur the same upon
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

or The Board Of County Commissioners
Of Ravalli County. Montana, i'll Reg
ular Session, June 6, 1898.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

26 Frank Woody, salary stcnographcr
for April, 1888 SOL 80
n kittic Ostermeyer salary county
sup"rntcndcnt for April 1898 G'j 6,
2s ] il Snuicrs, salary treasurer for
May, 1893 $50 90
20 ] 4 Fitzgerald, salary county clerk
and recorder for May 1888 3G 90
80 G & Fitzgerald salary as deputy
county clerk for May, ls"S So 81
81 II d. smart, salary as assessor for
May, lSlS 100 %
b G \ Reese, salary as dep'y assessor
for May, 1898 100 90
80 t, Sl:ippcc, salary clerk of dis
trict court for May. ls9S 100 90
81 NJ b Shappcc. salary deputy clerk
for May. 1898 Is 90
So " G stuart, salary us under sheriff
for May, 1893 100 90
36 'ThoS II Irvine, salnry as sheriff for
May,,lS9S lGG &C
81 n Mitchell. salary as deputy sheriff
for May, 1893 IS 90
';'S Frank Woody, salary stcnogrlphcr
for May. 1898 81 80
80 II l. Myers salary county attorney
for May. 1898 80 90
10 Ililtie Ostermeyer, salary county
SuUrrintCndeut for Nav, 1S!S fti &,
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'tjt. lHlll Dtii

Juno 9th. iS9S.
Ihe opinion Of the attorney gen
crHl to the effect that J. -. Watts,
Samuel Lucas and j. I. Williams.
late county commissioners de lacto,
OI TINS county, We're not entitled t.
any compensation by law for he time
they served as such and could not
legally be allowed any com pcusation,
but That the Law gave the c0mpcnSu-
linil for such time to he rightful nc-
cUpan's Of the offices, was received. :.
read, considered and ordered filed
With the county clerk.
In accordance Herewith, claim
No. l23 in favor Of Samuel Lucas.
claim no. l24. in favor Of J. ID.
Watts, and claim 80. - in favor Of
j. I. Williams. being their claims
for per diem. and mileage as acting
county commissioners were rejected
because not according TO law, and not
proper county charges.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15
FIFTH DAY.


Adjourned:
FIFTH DAY.
~ ,ooo
uno n,,ara -, "'ie ';,,,1ln. 49,: 'y9J. p,
ne DOdIu Ol comm lSslOncrS OF ltd-
80! -lo' e''','', l'i s. -
SESSION. !1llrnl(allI 70 adlouEhMcnu
S',nr me-, oll11g'n t,,.',,. }'rcsc'I5: a.,
Il. 'o.'o" ''i- '1S''li'o -. ~, ~
1v1 v1nrul 1"' ,1'o,.oV [ ~. ",.' aa '.nos
=, t1'1 - w. s'''' = ~ ''''A1 49,
'S'
,. '''-' '''..,1. ~ .',>''. ,.
~, r,II ,r"I,,,,,,,on.,,n r.n, of ,,1,,oo
fpr 3,.Hsth> 15,oc
~" ~" i ~'"Ncs ""unIy prn,I I ;:d - %
10 X ii lIa|lcy, >llarv came and iish
90, @ war1Ha @,'..,, c,.,,, ,.,. I51 90 %
*: j i Isricc N H. S;.l cir i'rel nc;ltJ, - 90
'%' II ""'N X TO-, ., 1'II ,urn''%~ 'S 90
hoAl ~ '>''
Is i? II : 9 rr5"iu ''" n"idsu - Work I s5
"a Wn I"Hup'' road work l5 %
"; hos ~ '1.';y l'H;yoll. l9 20
~ ~ e. G. " 60, bridge material % 6 96
Sio ,I,l,,,.S ,Ji'rSri,v rn,i wu,E 10 ~
POOR rl,Np
2:t Sc u t'o. pnnprr'4 supplies >; Is
:;:;+ :;.& ) e {, y y Co. II ~ y,
rnvr1<Gr<,r },Ir<D
~, rcrd W,h,. s:,1ory :n,j n,r diem 1;o 40
'H' ! v Ma&b~w 80 50
St3 .;3 !, ''Ii,''InhA ,, ,7,.,,,,,.,t,, q. On
st t,itols Woody stcnogr;pti luiIcHgc !: u
fu,;,,, Nn o3- j., f,vn,, ,f , r, r
Cir, lj-a),n,5,nl in no sun, of spS 40
hrrausa ;. ayn};.ate c,,,.ua u, 1,na3
extent
II v3s orG,.rad tb,j .jjin ,na,rnat
Of the ru,luty hoard of hcoIth be al.
lowed sIO0 op nor yaar uutiI further
orders nayal4ln u1,artcr1v 9s srnrnnn,
~a,jou rn,, o,,4riuj cynen,rs
The REPORTS of tire sheriff for fees
collected and u,In,hor Of iajl Eoarecrs
durjusy uuarrc,, cndiuo Nov "a 1895.
were rvaro ,}cG, a3provcd and ordered
rIc1
The county clerk was Instructed ia
issue and furnish 10 each REGISTRY
agent Of the county a certificate Of,
appointment, and notify him of his
ap,,oil,tmcnt: and to forthwith pro
coed TO procure for tile registry agents
OF the county all such seals, books,
rc@o~;ls. stationery aud supplies Is
arc required BY law TO be furnished
to them and to distribute all such
things an0ng .lc registry agents ia
ample 1inac 70" gsc, according TO law.
Claim No. 2Iy in favor Of J + Ste
vens, disaliuwcd in sun Of 22;} s., on
road tas rcCc; pts to conform with
the decision Of the district court,
1t appearing to the satisfaction iot
the board chat the services Of IL game
and fish warden are not needed in
this county, il was therefore ordered
tElut the office Of game and fish ward
en- in this county hc abolished and
Idisnnnsnd with from, and after the
l,1 day Of JuIy, lees. thjs order to
take effect on tho lSt uav Of ,Ju]y,
| sos: and chat the commission and
M.pojntmcnt Of 4. II, bradley, as
panc and fish warden. bn reyoldcd
and rnscjnIc1 from and aft or thn Let
1av Of .!,llg. lsu~. and the clerk was
ordered TO notify said A. II Bradley
f,r, .h,,i1 II nv rp0i.st,,Fad n,oii
4 IT Hradlcy was npnoir+af, rus.
,irn nf t;,a noacn in and ncI ,r,rd
tn,.o.,,;', III. ca,3ntv vi,r q NJ.
= " ~,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15
CONTINGENT FUND.

No. NAME. SERVICE. :,
1 Clyde, Hatch. salary deputy treas.
for March, 1,!'o ; !:
2 Henry !. Myers, salary county at
torncy for March, 1898 j
y MITCHELL. salary as deputy sheriff
for March, 1s!'' +
WG Stuart, salary under sheriff
5 Jas I Fitzgerald. salary as county
clerk and rcc'tcr for March 1888 l.:
& G c Fitzgerald salary us deputy
county clerk for March, lS9S s
:; Il. Snuiers, salary treasurer for
I H., D ,, Sm"r!; I'd; salary as assessor for
9 G A Reese. salary as dcpy assessor
for March, 1898 10
10 \ Z Sshappcc,. salary clerk Of court
for March. iS!lS 1G
II NJ B shappcc, salary deputy clerk
Of court for March, is!s
E r II Irvine, salary as sheriff for
March, 1898 l6
13 Frank Woody; salary stcnographer
superintendent for March, 1898 &
- v stuart, sa larry as under sheriff
for April, 1a!H 1O
1G 7 Fitzgerald salary as clerk and
recorder for April. 1893 Ii
Il q { Fltzgrrald, salary as deputy .
county clerk for April, 1-9S S
Is X Squcrs, salary as treasurer for
April, lo9S ID
10 II D Sinnr, sulury as assessor for
April. 1898 10
20 G y Reese, salary as dcp'y assessor
for April. 1855 10
21 y I. Shnppec, salary clerk Of dis
trlct court for April, 1898 10
~ NJ Shappcc, salary deputy clerk
for April, 1898
d6 Thos H Irvine. salary as sheriff for
April 1895 1f
"A II J. Myers, salary county attorney
for April lS9S
10 \ Mitchell, salary deputy sheriff
for, Arrit, 1898 F.;
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

Claim No. 81, in favor of Town Of
Hamilton, rejected, because not
properly itemiZed.
Claim No. lib, in favor Of NJ. NJ
Co. Stevensville, disallowcd in the
sum Of $500 because excessive that
amount.
Claim 10, in favor Of f. S. Frank
lin, disalloWed in the sum of ninety
cents because incorrect that amount.
Claim No. 139, in favor Of G. b.
CallSins, rejected because not consid-
cred proper
Adjourned.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15
SECOND DA Y.

June 1th, 1898.
The board of county commission
ers ct Ravalli county, Montana, met
in regular session, pursuant to ad-
jonrnment, same officers present.
1t was ordered that from this time
forward, until further orders. the
sheriff be authorized to occupy as
offices the rooms adjoining the court
house, upstairs, over the county as
SCISSORS Office, at the agreed rental Of
$1,000 per month, payable to the
Missoula Mercantile company. quar-
terly, and that any and all other diff
ferent and prior orders, understand
ings and agreements Of this board, if
there be any such, regarding quar-
tcrs for the shcrilf's use, be and the
same are annullcd, revoked and re-
Sclndcd.
It was ordered that hereafter bills
Of merchandise for poor and other
purposes, sold on orders from tho
county clerk, be accompanied by the
orders and also infinitely itcmizcd as
TO the items thereof.
The resignation Of J NJ. Lenahan,
Justice of the peace in and for Ward
township. was duly accepted.
The following claims against the
county were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for the same against
the
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

1t WAS ort1ored that jIIc chairman
of the county board Of health be at.
lowed rlop."' per year, until further
orders, payable quarterly. as compcn~
>atjon tol official expenses.
The reports Vt tire Sheriff for fees
collected and number Of iail board crs
during quarto. ending May 81 1898,
were cNan2incG, approved and ordered
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15
GENERAL !'l'NE
CONTINGENT FUND.

2%t Fcrd Weir. salary and per diem l5'
"E' j " MHXhrW $ 9t
?N j + i|ullGrirks . III
.H}1 & VI Johnson. ,,rr drDufy ,.Irrl, q
81 trHnll Woody 9ttNOgrH ph 'rluilcHgc :,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

Claim No. 80, In favor Of \. G. NJ.
Co., diSal!o>Ted in the s,lm Of 23S. 40
bc@ausa = duplicate charge Y, Juat
.CNtrEi
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

The following claims against tile
county were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for the same against
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-06-15

Freeman, disallowcu in the sum Of
S25 65 because excessive.
Claim no. III, in favor Of VIM.
Brennan, dsalloWed in the sum Of
81 l.3o because incorrect.
Claim No. lSj, in favor Of j. d.
Miser aud Co. rejected because not a
proper county charge.
Claim No. PIT, in favor Of r. l..
Perkins, rejected because not proper
~ itcmiZed.
Adjourned.
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-10
A BIT OF ADVICE.

children dear. wnen you near
Dropping rain upon the pane
lust be happy, never fear;
Sunshine always follows ram
children sweet, when your teet
Make the grown-up people frel
At the noise of gir.s and boys
Tell them you'n be sober yet
Children, pray, when the oaS
Does not go quite right at Soho'''
Think of this, that perfect pllSS
Comes of minding every RUE.
,,,pcARFT e. SANGSTER, in Youth
Companion.
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-10
Yelled Prophet in st. Louis.

St. Louis. October 4.-Incoming trains
today brought thousands of people TO the
civ 10 Witness the pageant of the Yelled
Prophet, and by early evening the prtnci-
pal down town streets We're packed WITH
sight-soers The parade began at o'ci0ck
queen was Miss Marie Theresa Seaman
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-10
II ORTIZ.

Go north from Atlanta, JacksonVille Ma
con, Savannah. Birmingham, New orleans
or t,hattauooga on through Pullmans and
fast trains of Queen and Crescent route
and its connections Finest trans IN the