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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
Thousand Victims on the
Island Of Ceram Alone,
rn,L WAVE 80 FEET HIGH.
,,,,sded by an Earthquake
Ain, calamity ON the Coast
Of Japan.

r,.rsiseo. Dec. i2.-Thc Bulletin
- ~. disaster that overlook the
n ceram on the End OF last
~ ssst the people OF that district
y. -. loss In lives and property.
..,,mshlo America Maru. which
- Yesterday. brought advicea
c.,nm. and reports thai 1900 peo-
/ s,,e destroyed on that 3 nd alone
,bs dreadful cnrthquahla Of No.
~ ~ checked the Japan coast and
|.aailsd The lands adjacent To the e'h-
IN. night Of the end the people Of
- wsrc awakened BY n terrific
~ az earthquake that seemed 70
ann north to south. Every one
|, I, ,,sm their houses ana took up
- m the public square.
~ hours later II was reported
.sisr was rising In the bay OF AM
-, ms sea came forward ~ the
~. a. a huge tidal wave. and forced
le..,tcr into the bay entrance. II
- IN any feet over the lowlandH.
4, paahoiy and Snmaaocroh, on the
H., ne waves swept over the tops OF
~, thirty fcct high. out OF nearly
m lnhihliantH only forty escaped
X, ahole coast for miles was trans
,t-.d into a huge mudpuddle. Corps 8
- eyerywhcrc. Broken trees and
40. Of houses were buried In the
r,,ry few rods were great Jumps NJ
~ and boulderH that had been
500 IN from the sea. changing the
~, biography Of the country.
~ exact number u killed along the
80 nm never be known. as the bodies
= hgred In many eases, yards under
4, rsu ground. ~ Nniocain. out OF
1, ,lnnls 100 were Killed and forty
,svslsi. The balance cscnncd To the
4, uhen the shock OF the earthquake
~ iai felt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

were drawn up BY a. r. Schroeder.
ard therefore. said protestants had
ample time TO Institute proceedings be-
fore the courts 81 utah which were
and arr open Zee the prosecution Of the
charges made ln the part
III the prutestnnts have suitelent
evidence they should have established
the guilt OF. the member from Utah as
to the miademoanur charged and come
here with a court rtcord and bring
their charges, although the question
would b. dcbatablc ua TO whether the
miademchnor alleged N proven, would
be sufficient 10 bar him from the House,
AMI on that subject the member from
Utah has already expressed his belief
and presented arguments. The mem.
Der from Utah asks that he be allowed
To- inkn tho nnlh " nillco."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Chicago. Dec, l3.-Governor NJ, a.
Iunn, Republican National committee
men from that Territory. We're At the
Great Northern yesterday en- route 20
Washington. Both say an enort VIII
be made TO bring about the admission OF
New Mexico during the present session
Of Congress. and both are hopeful II
will be accomplished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
SILKS AT POPULAR
PRICES.

BLACK Satin overwhelmingly
good values at 9sc. .i.2s and I.55 II
yard. We earnestly ask you to cx-
anime them. It's to your interest.
prices. 55c, gic. " 90 and fi.25 a yard.
each price attached to more than It's
money value.
Colorcd Taffcta silks--Deliclous two
toned colors. s5c. 90o and 500 qualities
ON sale at '5c yard.
Fetching Plaid. Stripe and Novelty
sillSs-ln excellent qualities for Xmas
shoppers, at 5Sc. 500. si.i5, 1l.sj and
si.tO "A yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

New York. Dee. IA special from
Washington says.
President Mckinley win send TO tho
Senate tomorrow an answer TO the
Lodge resolution In regard to the CAL
lapagus Islands. The message has been
prepared and was approved at the cab
met meeting today II n short. and
simply announces that the state do
partmcnt has no Information respects
Ing the report that Ecuador intends
to neli the Islands TO Great Britain or
any other European government. and
that no steps have been taken by this
government IN the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

they VIII ngh, until their coun,ry's
rights are recognized.
"a force Of United States marines
who landed at Nigan south ilocos Prov
ince. from the battleship Oregon. was
defeated by the Flllplnos under Gen.
Manila newspapers, despite the cen-
sorshlp. admit that Cen. Lawton 10
missing"
The foregoing dispatch ives evidently
sent by the FILIPINO junta In HOngkong.
Manila. Dec. is.-Gen. Young reports
the rescue u Brutne Of the Nevada
regiment, and Edwards u the gunboat
yorktown, who have been held pris-
oncrs by the Fillpinos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

n,,,on. Dec. ie.-Aftcr n spirited
|a-taign the Republicans won u net
| Ttify In the municipal election today,
|-arss A. Hart dofcnting cN-Con-
r.,smsn Patrick 4. Collins. the Demo-
M fomine9 Tor mayor, by 1905 vot ~.
~ total vote was; Hart ulepD, 1905.
|Ciilns lDtm). 3S.5Gi The Democrats,
|AaUer. sim control both branches Of
~ flty government, the board OF nj
|ll,nen b. n small Increased majority.
n bard stands eight Democrats, Ave
|Rruhilcans The city, aa usual. voted
y license.
~ Republicans were generally sue
s.,i'al throughout the State. only In
ssrtupport did the Socialists make a
r,.as ahnMlnE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
GEN. rrnRrRno Is DEAD.
Wen Known Commander In the civil War
Passes Away.

New York. Dec. i3.-Major General
Edward Ferrerro IL dead at his home
In this city aged Gs years. He was born
in spain. OF Italian parents His faith
ern was famous dancing master and
he himself became a teacher OF dane
ing. In 1861 he raised the Thirty-hrst
New York regiment. called the "Shcp-
ard Rifles" OF which he was made col
onel, lie led u brigade In Burnslde's
expedition to Roanoke Island. where
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
Killed by n niow Above IN. Heart.

Tacoma, wash. Dec. i5.-John Sel-
son was lnatGntiy Killed while at work
In the ~. Paul and Tacoma mill last
night \ piece OF lumber flew bacls
over the saws. striking Nelson Just
above the heart. from the effect Of
which h. died few minutes later.
lic was unmarried and had worked at
the mill for eight years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

the country uninhabitable for fAmcrI-
cana. and TO frlghten the natives into
refralring from giving assistance to
the Americans. rs wen M 10 compel
the Inhabitants TO support the lnsurrec-
tlon.
The brother Of the president ~ linus
went outside the town the other day
TO harvest some rice. He was captured
by his compatriots. accused Of being
spy ana executed. only small pro-
portion n the insurgent arms have been
surrendered. and the problem Of sup
pressing this guerilla farwarc IL any
thing but easy " solution.
Come ~ the American officers think
II worse than fighting Indians. owing
20 the difficulties NJ the country and the
trouble In locating the enemy. who re-
sort, when hard pressed 10 the amigo
dodge ana hide their arms.
Some ~ the Americans favor the L.
suance 81 proclamation declaring all
natives found with arms to be bandits
punishable az criminals. instead Of be-
Ing treated ~ prisoners Of war.
Information has brcn received at
headquarters that 900 spanish prisoners
have been shipped from Nlgnn to Ma
Mia. and that 800 others have hcen
assembling IN Nigan. including Gen.
Pena. Probably these are spaninrds
released BY Gen. Young's troops In the
Henguel district. whore they were con-
ceniratcd by the Insurgents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

London. Dec. i2--Routor'a telegraph
company has received the following dia-
patch from lfouRkoug.
The insurrcnt government TO
called ~ the Philippines viii be
changed 10 n dictatorship, 10 continue
ciusivoiy by the methods OF guerilla
warfare. The Filipino army ~ hnin.
split up into small bodies. the troops
taking an oath before separation that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
TIL FIFTH 1ANcERs AND THEIR

clarc c squadron auWn.w which int wi dl
% % nj they m ithud che by Of
" he
beer
rocks hiding rhc n m.ungn rmecn mng to- h r th terri
lance hrshh bowels lot many escaped M gtn gd Ia a
y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
LADIES' GLOVES.

POPULAR
\ MOST APPRoPR CHRISTMAS
\ NEVER HAS TOO MANY OF THEM
SPECIAL STRONG VALUES. EVERYONE GREAT MONEY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
THE FAMOSA AT $l.00.

Ladies' 2-clasp Kid Gloves. In all de-
sirablc colors ana black, sizes on TO s.
the very best value ever offered at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
AIMED AT THE COFFEE TRUST
pHILLIrs or IAMPAsAS WANTS IT'S
OPERATIONS INvEsTiGATlsD.
Attorney General Directed 10 Report
Whether He Needs Assistance In
Securing Evidence.

Austin. Texas, January si.The follow
ing resolution by Phillips Of Lainpnsas was
introduced In the house this morning and
referred to tho proper committee:
Whereas IT. II matter OF general
knowledge that a monster coffee combine
and trust is operating In the State OF Texas
In open defiance Of the laws OF this state
and in utter disregard Of the wishes Of
the people, compelling merchants to obey
the terms and prices tixed by this trust,
monopoly and combine and thereby pro-
venting an open and fair competitions
therefore be il
Resolved, That the attorney general OF
the State OF Texas H. hereby instructed
10 Immediately Take steps In piirsuanca
of law TO restrain the operation oil this
monopoly to Institute such suits aud pro-
reedings as may be necessary 10 reltrl4n
the operation OF thia trust and punish i,A
agents. factors and others by prosarnsions
as the law provides, and the attorney
general Ii nlEo instructed to Immediately
report 10 the Legislature the feasibility OF
Immediate action and to state whether or
not the PRESS ~ public business Ii such
that he Will require any assistance In the
securing az evidence and the prosecution
OF the suits TO the end that The Legislature
may at once mako an appropriation to
employ additinnal counsel and secure suf-
iicient evidence 10 restrain the operation
or the trust and prosecute the offendcrs
engaged therein.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

4 no
| best OF deputies and pay them; they can
then figure what living wages would be,
and so amend the bill without violating
any democratic principles and doing at
this time what will have to be done sooner
or later In order to sustain an efficient
sheriffs office.
AS J stated. the Sheriffs' association
as body will do nothing more than men,
stiored. We meet once year for the pur-
pose OF becoming personally acquainted,
to discuss matters appcrtaining to a more
efficient service; making such recommen-
dations RS we know and can show beyond
contradiction will be in the interest of
efiiciencg,. and leave to the Legislature To
do the rest. Ne will have no one to lobby
for the changes recommended, but il is
hoped that each sheriff took his represent
alive in his office and showed him and
explained everything, and with the -a.s
ports before I hemI feel that some changes
viii be made.
Sheriff Cable expects to go to Austin:
some time soon, and Will, of course; tell
those members of the legislature whom
he chances % meet the reasons the sl,er-
IFS have for expecting few changes in
the law relating Ia fees.
He has mailed letter In which is
embodied the views contained in the above
interview to each of Dallas countys lag-
islators and has requested them to give
the subject their earnest attention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
INV LiIIard Relating to Prosecution Of
81 Mortgaged Property.
70 COMPEL THE RENDITION OF NOTES
|,...ton Failure to Do Which Would Render Them Void
nils introduced for the Further Regulation Of Railroads
R,I to Kill Occupation Taxes Several cailings

. Texas 2lThe bouse today It was Lii
,roxide the county a.
IN bcyond ab,ne
invitations be
rare bills are OF mo.
% them Kennedy and Ter
nnrnoss.
500 valuation til
at
possible
his feelings
promissorv
not returned for
M which affecting railroad
time
connecting
o it's movement
provides that the adding
shall be
s.dAute Al punishable by
which started its
its object quite
the
brokers' factors and buyers commission
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
PROCEEDINGS.

Texas, January 2l.-When the
6yened this forenoon an objection
By Childs to the house indciin-
(alng members on account Of busl-
1Dnderson OF Lamar agreed with the
- from Bexar, while Oliver OPP
SiflAr some discussion the motion
indefinitely was withdrawn.
Sefiai was read from Corsicana
StIne for establishment OF kinder
1epartment In public schools.
6lntiOn by Terrell prohibiting the
In accepting invitations to go on
I'm vas sent up. and Kittrell OPP
f6aracterlzing the resolution as
jily. The resolution failed by an
51ing vote.
~ sent up q resolution providing
(latmeut Of committee of Ave to
ri entertainment Of W. J. Bryan,
ISWiled.
4 and Henderson of Lamar we're
m committee on claims ana ac-
49eer was added to committee on
~ M relating to the removal Of
~ property from one county to
D1sssd nnally.
M PHI diminishing the civil and
ID iur!sdiction OF Duval county was
y md passed to engrossment, after
passed finally under suspension of
Stle then adjourned until Monday
u II 10 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
THE REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
PROVED DISASTROUS TO PET MEAS
UHES- OF MANY MEMBERS.
Approved and Turned Down
Six Others.

Austin Texas. January 21,--The house
this morning received batch of reports
which gave evidence of the fact that its
committees had worked industriously yes
terday evening and last night. Among
said reports was one from judiciary COM
mittee No. /, which recommended fav-
orable consideration of but one bill, while
it placed the seal of disapproval upon six
others The bill favorably acted upon
was the one by Smith of Grayson, exempt
ing wearing apparel from forced sale for
the payment of debts.
Among the bills assassinated was Deck
ier's, to permit OF the sale OF individual
interests in real estate upon the applica-
ton of guardians; Kittrell's, to dispense
with the necessity of the privy acknowi-
edgment of married women to instruments
Of conveyance; Derden.s. providing that
evidence Of usurious interest in any case
shall be admitted without a special plea
of usury; Rateliff's, to compensate mem
bers Of special yenires; savage's, amending
the statutes relating to interest: ELS,
amending statute relating to appeals from
justice courts
The committee on revenue and taxation
recommended that Sansonl's resoliIfioD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
ALLEGES usuRy.
u. and Il, Organization Sued TO CAM
Gel Certain NOfes.


Greenyillo, Texas. January 21.--z. r.
Carr Of this city has brought suit against
the Texas Building and Loan association
at corsicana, by which he seeks to cancel
and set aside q mechanics and builders
lien contract as cloud on hts title. He
alleges In substance, that in 1893 he bor-
rowed $3.50 to make improvements on his
homestead; that he gave his note for 1915.
payable In sixty monthly installments Of
ss,75 each, and In order TO secure the note
gave the mechanics lien He alleges fir-i
ther that $500 In lnstaliments have boon
paid; that such contract II usurinus and
void, as TO the interest paid, aud asks that
such monthly payments be credited on tbs
principal. thereby extinguishIns the note
which the lien WAS gIysa TO secure.
II Ia understood that great many bor-
rowerg arc similarly situated and tho re.
suit OF this suit viii be anticipated with
more or eaa interest by these, ms we'll a.
by the companies making such leans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

EDNA, Texas, January 2i7-Some suS-
pIeious cases of scarlet fever were ~
ported here a few days ago; since mat
time the cases have developed and y hay
ing become known that scarlet fever was
prevaIent here Comfy Judge John 2,
Ruwjett and County Health otncer Dr. ~
A. Maisch have issued the foliowing c'rT
cnlar for the benefit Of The public;
We take this means OF notifying inc
people that there Is now ana nsb pecn ,oI
fever IL our county. Kcsp your childres
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
THE APPROVAL WITHDRAWN
FROM AN ISSUE or ElcxAR COUNTY
REMINDING n0NDs.
Certain vital Dsta In the Evidence
Establishing yaIidtSS OF the Orig
inal Issue Lacking, II II said

Austin. Texas, January 2i.--Attorne,
General Smith today recalled his certificat,
of approval given day before yesterday o
$685., 800 Bexar county refunding bonds ant
had the bonds returned by the comptroller
Asked by The Post correspondent for hii
reasons for this action, he this evening
replied; II noticed In this mornings pa
pers that u. p. Hill had received an MT
torpey's fee OF s3s9b from the commission,
ers court of Bexar county for certain
enumerated services, among which was the
securing of the approval OF these bonds
He is In the employ OF the State, having
been retained by me until February 10
assist at the bond desk until Mr.. Norris,
who will In the future hold II down. can
wind up his private AFFAIRS and come to
Austin, and for this reason It is not, In
my opinion. proper for him to accept q
fee for pushing the approval OF bond issues
at this stage OF the game. Tho certificate
approving the bonds In question was
signed by me upon the assurances Of Mr..
Hill that he had examined the papers re-
lating to them and found same In such
shape as to satisfy the law. lie failed,
however, to inform me of the fact that
Mr.. Crane had previously had these bonds
under investigation and had turned them
down because of the absence of certain
links in the line OF evidence as TO the
legality OF the original Issue, which the
statutes provide should be completed be-
fore their validity ceasos to be subject to
question, and 30 far as have today been
able to ascertain said link has MAYER been
supplied"
Further than this Mr., Smith declined to
discuss the matter.
Mr.. Hill could moi be found TO give his
story OF the transaction. II Is understood
that he went TO Sun Antonio this evening.
There were several bond buyers In the
city this evening who were feeling any
thing but comfortable over the turn af-
fairs have taken In this matter, as tl1sy
have put up the money TO obtain and re-,
tire original issues because OF having been
awarded the refunding issues and now
find themselves without either money or
bonds in the premises,
San Antonio, Texas. January 1.--Judge
r. p. HIN came here from Austin this
..,,a,., - a,,,aa ha,av ,,..,,,,e,
atVs,noon ana appsaleu psoie s1. w
oi .ne coun'y con .aa u9u.a ~ ~
600 eon ln0 As ,,,,, "s 'a ~
s ~ ,,.. ~ ts ssv ~ ~ Iahsa -
wy sou.. nssn,Hss. al ~ som ,..p.
ass,s.An. as'1ney ksnnsa. W.T. nas uuass1
" Tug nunu pr,sness ~ sns a,'o'npy 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

ut home and avoid public gatherings for
tho present Keep your houses well ven
tilatod We ask tho physicians aud the
citizens to aid us to stamp out this
disease. Report all suspicious cases TO ,is.
Primary symptoms Aching. chilly som
sations, high fever sore throat From
twelve 10 twenty-four hours after this an
eruption makes its appearance on neck
and body; eruption bright rose colur;
tongue rcseSsbleR q strawberry. These
symptoms afS enough to put you on your
guard, J. o. Rawlett County Judge.
Il, A. Maisch, Health Officer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the House

In the House.
Moving bills and resolutions were
n:
4lopshire-Joint resolution amend
eztitution relating to compensation
Atn Of legislature.
Afopshlre Joint resolution amend
sss'itution relating to senators and
atatIves.
ipEBill amending Revised Civil
: relating to issuance of marriage
fNart-Bill further defining and
the powers and duties of rail-
MISSION and requiring it to assess
- properties In the State for
IN and McKamy-Bili making Il
anse to SOW johnson grass or
leistle on land.
.iagton- Bill amending penal code
x the posting" OF pastures.
lBlii prescribing the parties
WEE 81 suits against railroad
ana assignees, trustees and
sEating any railway over whose
lines any freight, baggage
~. operty has been carried.
q Hopkins -Bili amending Re-
~ n!atutes relating to venue In
ustlcss Of the peace.
PHI regulating sale OF timber
surne-BIll amending law relat-
~ " SUITS In Justice courts.
e1s p't providing that in, all
" district court nine Jurors
~ ~ that In all civil cases In
9stlce courts four jurors con-
BRING In verdict.
~ \ ana Maxwell-Biil amending
lers-Bill preventing recovery
qry note until same has been
48es or until taxes have been
Sceding year.
~. etc.
In amending Revised Civil
yeallng an act regulating
e'sle, county and local
~. 7! Z. relating to manner Of
relating to public
~ Bill amending Revised
N, slhtlng to exemptions OF
anu single persons aud
5s.,tk apparel, bicycles for
S9ss dogs. cats, etc.
W relating to discharge OF
III, +onk public roads.
~ providing for increase
~ Y school taxes from IS
lll amending Revised
nk % disqualification Of
Nv providing Tor levy OF
foF general purposes,
I'M oendlng Revised Civil
70 estrays.
nendlng Revised Civil
~ .ee time Of taking schol-
II Heen the 1st day OF
N aey OF Anril.
~ q. s,!!stlng TO appointment
c weighers for justice
r.. 's s,..u, 10 uss d marks
W prohibiting railroad
as excessive charged
eosnpanies Ia deliver
~. q CHARGES due rs
-. - ||| W * b. q y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

HaIIetsyille. Texas, January 2i.-Mr.
Matzig. husband OF the Bohemian woman
Who one night last December was MUIR
dered at her home near sublime. has hsen
arrested and jailed on warran. charg-
Ing murder, and Will have an examining
trial next week, Two negroes, arrested
At the time Of the murder, are yet IN jail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
tircenvJIIe want. the Henor

GfeenyiIIe, Texas, January si'--Eb Kirtr
ley OF this city Is At the head Of = moys-
ment looking to the selection of Green-
WILLIE rs the place for the prcsentation 70
ComSnodorc Philip OF the battiqshlp Texas
the $4,000 sword and bible Rift 10 tho
gallant naval officer from the SUNDAY
schools of Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

vised Civil Statutes relating to qnaliAca
tions of county judges
Wells introduced bill repeating certain
subdivisions of general laws passed by
special session of the Twenty nth legis-
lature, relating to occupation taxes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

Industry, Texas. January Enthusiastically
r,orninc the wife Of Igpaz Japoysky, sa
lion KEEPER. suicided BY hanging herself
Cause d the rash act not known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
CHAMBER on coMMERcB.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

At the fremont r. N. Robertson, Nary
land; a. A. Thedgton. Waukeaha. Wis:
J. A. Russ, PAieatine: ceptain Anderson.
steamship Lady Jaicey; p, r. SITE Me-
&. RpaehilI, New York; A, n. Forbes. st.,
Louis; l. H. Palmer. Kansas CITY r. @.
Langino. r. p. qasey, cltyi q. 3 nankIa,
Longyiewf Q. y. Gsndifer. K6Atuchy; u.
Hinkie. New York Thon,aH Parker.
Nashville. Teap. y g. l4Nfnn, n6etpe-
Y sfu xdwssS & Mscsisis 5.iIs1i x;,s's
"a. Locke. Cbicaso Ghsrley y Eherof6.
kew York; Con Guillsen. TN1urle y ~
iaferro. Hous}pn: NJ r. 4! lIIe>,' IfsXC>
Y! c ss;; sJ. .9.,.. ~ AZ
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-11
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For County Treasurer,
HENRY J. KLEIN.
For Sheriff,
D. 6. LUSE.
For County Clerk,
FRED M. LUTSCHG.
For Register of Deeds,
ELMER s. BROD1E.
For Coroner,
DIR. G. L. KOCH.
For Commissioner 1st District,
MATT DICK.