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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
THE ROBERTS CASE.
70 WIN Come up This Week for Flnsl
Disposition.

Washington. Jan 20 The feature Of
tho proceedings In the house this week
will DO the consideration Of the case ~
Brigham II Roberts. tho Mormon rep.
resentatiye elect from Utah The case
has attracted intense interest all over
tho country Although tho majority
and minority Of tho committee which
Investigated the case agree that Mr..
Roberts should not sit as a member 81
the house on account Of the alleged 20.
lygamous practices, there will DO a royal
struggle over the question Of procedure
upon which the committee has split
The case will be called up tomorrow,
aud two. possibly three. days will DO de-
voted 10 IT,
The senate again this week will devote
itself almost exclusively 10 speech max
ing 4 variety Of subjects will be COW
cred. The financial bill will remain
the unfinished business. but the senate
will not be held strictly TO iis consider
alton several set speeches will be- made
on 10
The Quay contest will DO brought up
IN a day or ~.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23

The times has been asked about
the Photograph mode of signaling
in vogue in South Africa during the
present war there, so often spoken
Of in the dispatches and copies the
following explanation from an ex-
change. "The instrument used in
the sun signaling consists of mir.
ror mounted on a telescope in such
manner that by directing the
telescope to a distant station a beam
of sunlight may be thrown upon
the station. These flashes are read
according to the morse code or a
cipher code, thus making possible
the transmission ofme-.ages. The
Telegraph. a. the iustruuen. f..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
Crawford Wins.

Frankfort KY, Jan 90 In the leEis.
lature ths house contesting committo,
reported in favor Of A. p. Crawford
Democrat Of Broathitt county, against
Edward Markham, Republican. The re
port was adopted without dissenting
vote.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
A ChIld's Vain Wish.

Little Edward-I wisht I had
whiskers like papa.
Mamma-Why, darling?
Little Edward-Then YOU
couldn't always see when my
uecs needed washin'.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
Mrs Grace Long Commences Action
+ to Recover on a 81 700 Policy
on Husbands Life.
supreme Tribe Of Ben Hur Defendant
to the Suit. Which is Brought
in Marshall County.
]. Q. Bullock Files His Resignation
as County Clerk Cammack to
Remain as Deputy.

Mrs. Grace a. Long, of this city, has
filed in the dictrict court the papers III
an important suit, in which She seeks 10
recover on a policy on the life of her
late husband, Talbot r. Long. The de-
PENDANT to the action is the Supreme
Tribe Of Ben Hnr, a fraternal organiza-
ton with it's headquarters at Crawford,-
Vile, Ind.
Mrs. Longs husband was an engineer
on the Iowa Central and was killed il:
a collision on the Newton branch on the
sStf of January of the present year. Mrs.
Long alleges that her husband was a
member in good standing of Ben Hur
Court No. 10, at Oskaloosa, and carried
a policy OF s1,TO0, the wife being named
as the beneficiary. She claims that proof
of death has been forwarded to the SUI
preme body but that payment has been
refused. The therefore asks the court 10
compel. payment. AT the time of the
accident Mr.. and Mrs. Long were resi-
dents of Oskaloosa but as Mrs. Long is
now making her home in Marshalltowi
she has the power to bring action In tins
courts of this county. I is not known
what the defense will be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
THE LITTLE sIcKNEssEs.
Witch g row INTO I,ir Ones

Which Grow Into Big Ones.
a little cold in the haadsi is a trifie, but
if neglected and 1t hangs on from week
10 week and gets into the throat and
luf1ke II is no longer a trife 1t is then
no longer a slight cold, but the begin
ming of chronic catarrh
Do not make the mistake of thinking
you have not catarrh because the head
and nose appear to be clear. III there
y cough, tickling in the throat, hoarse-
ness or sense OF oppression in the chest
you have throat and bronchial ca tarrh.
1t the appetite Is poor, nausea. gagging
and disgust for food, especially in the
m0fning, you have catarrl of the stom-
ach.
The surest and safest treatment for
every form Of catarrh is an internal
remedy which acts especially on the
blood and mucous membranes.
Such a remedy Ii the new catarrh
cure, sold everywhere by druggists un-
der the name of Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets, medicine in pleasant convenient
tablet form and containing all the best
and latest specifics for cata1rh, whether
located in the nose, throat. bronchial
tubes or stomach.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are COM
posed OF sanguinaria, guaiacol red gum
and similar antiseptics which destroy
the germs of catarrh in the blood, and
no one who suffers from any form Of
catarrh and has seen the uselessness
OF sprays, doilches and powders will
ever go back to them after once trying
so convenient pleasant and harmless
a remedy as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
and one which gives relief in 81, short n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
ANOTHER FINE TREAT COMING
Gertrude Coghlnn's Big Production
Of Thackeray's VANITY Fair,
Wednesday,. Dec


Gertrude Coghinn's Big Production
of Thackeray's .syanity FAIR,
Wednesday,, Dec. 12.
Lovers of the best in drama will be
gratified to know of the forthcoming
production Of Thackerays Immortal
Vanity Fair" BY large. first-class
company supporting Miss Gertrude
sCogllIan as Becky Sharp
The company is unusually large for a
dramatic company, numbering thirty
two acting people. The SIX acts of the
play require special and elaborate scenic
effects and costuming which are carried
by the organization. This company is
playing this week in Minneapolis where
on last Monday night, Miss Coghlan re-
5ceived eleven curtain calls, demonstrate
ing the fact that her brilliant portrayal
of complex character calls forth more
than the usua appreciation Of metropol-
itan audiences.
Narshalltown is one of only three
points in Iowa to get the production. The
week between Minneapolis and ST. Louis
being divided between Cedar Rapids
Afarshalltnwn, Des Moines and Omaha.
IT is strictly a metropolitan attraction
and should be greeted here with an au-
dience commensurate with its merit and
magnitude. The sale of seats opens
Monday. l. C. SPEERS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08

her position in the schools and was soor
to we'd. The Intelligence, Of course
came os great surprise TO the lady
friends of the + ostess, many of whom
however, altho knowing that Miss Men
dentlall was to be married before very
long, did not think the ceremony was te
be performed until spring. Pre- nuptial
con ulations and expressions of good
will were gladly given.
Those who were privileged to be the
first informed of the coming happy
event We're Misses Mary Hostett-
ler, Vlasta Brhei, a gnes Carey, Mary a
Evans, Mildred Moffatt. Louise Miller
and Dora Smith. co-workers of Miss
Mendenhall in the Woodbury. school
Misses Claribsl Irott and Ella Oleson
former Woodbury. teachers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
CAMMACK TO BE DEPUTY.
willBe Retained In County Clerk s
Officc-Bullock - Il signatfon Filed

OfHcc-3ullock' y esignattOn T. He'd.
County Clerk j. C. Bullock on Friday
evening filed with the county auditor; as
clerk of the board of supervisors, his
|resgnation. to take effect on Jan. q. 1901.
when his term would have expired had
II not been for the uncertainty Of the
Titus amendment. the resignation ex
plains Mr.. Bullock action and is as
fellows:
Alarshalltowrl. la, Dec. Z, 1900. It
the Honorable Board, of Supervisors
Marshall County Ia. Gentlemen: To
avoid any complications or misunder-
standing in regard to my successor.
and having no desire 10 stand in the
way OF the man whom the Republicans
Iof this county supposed they were
/ electing 10 take this Office at the expi-
ration OF my present term, i hereby
tender my resignation as clerk If the
isdistrict court of Marshall county,
Iowa, 10 take effect January q 1901. anu
|srequest that S. r. Knisely be. appointed
| as my successor, should an appoint
nlent be deemed necessary. Respect
fully, j q BlTL,Lol TX,
CLERK District Court
| Now that it is certain Mr.. Knisely
Will ASSUME the duties of the position to
Which he Mas elected, he has announced
/ that he will retain the present deputy
| Mr. James Camnack. Mr. Knssly ap-
preciates the fact that he must have. d !,
fassistant conversant with the duties ait
least for some time to come, and While
There were several other applicants for
/ the place whom ne would have bseii
pleased to reward, he considered NJ
asls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
SAYS FISHERS RIGHT.
MIR. A. f.. shor.hill As recs That
GounciImanss + lgures Are j air and !

MIR. A. f.. Shorthill Ag recs That
GounciIman,s r. CURES Are i ssirand
Conservative.
+ Another practical nan-orle enga gei
in the manufacture and sale Of posser
imachinery-h spoken relative TO the
controversy be tween lie mayor and Va
slious members of the q " oyer. he I,f5
sei, to be used to operate the pumps OF
the sewage disposal plant. Nj. 4. FL
Shorthill, the head of the firm Of 4. IS.
Shorthill 4 Co, is among many OF the
citizens who have Xpres ses their oplil
ions on the question, and did rot hesi-
taeesto consent TO the publication OF his
VIEWS II ( said:
~ think Mr.. F'isier's figures nearer
|rlght than any presented. White We
all recognize that steam power is tho
most reliable, gasoline engines are being
|sprefected and may supercada steam NJ:
time. and may ans %el for the sew age
plant. Mr.. Fishers estimates are safe-5
~ conservative, and i can not see why
the people have stood b.. vii heut raising
a protest against the installation Of an
electric plant, especially in View Of Che
fact that the sewage system Is an ac-
knowledged experiment..
MIR. shorthill said further there wsres
other matters Ia connection with the
work not 70 his liking. H
does not see the necessity Of install
Hing two engines. as an engine can b.
procured that Will operate both pumps
neither does he see tile necessity Of l3ur-
chasing expensive cut-off valves for usa
in regulating the flow Of sewage be-
tween the different filter basins, when
some thing just as good can be procsiied
here at home at = great saving. a spe-.
cial svalye was recommended by the cn-s
gineer, and when bid MAS procured
the manufactures wanted between $4,000
and 5000 for the number neee ssary u.
equip the plant. II is not psobable a
majority of the council will agree to the
purchase OF the special valve recon-
mended.
Mr.. George H. Bsehe, another rracti-
cal man. says Councilman Fishers fig
ures are all right The matter is bang
discussed among business men and as Il
business proposition it is generally al
mitted that the installation of an elec-
tire plant under the circumstances
would be an extravagnt gratification 81
Ia l,n t,hy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
WATER PIP STOPPED
Northwestern Passenger Trains De:
layed Thru an Unusual
Occurrence.
Water Tank Supplying the Pen.
stocks Goes Dry City Not
Responsible.
MI. A. E. shorthill Gives His Views
Concerning Power For the
Sewage Plant.

Chicago & Northwestern passenger
train No. Ia. due for the east outof this
point al 9:15 this morning, found itself
up against queer proposition when
the engineer pulled the ti;ainsto the east
spenstock to secure water PRIOR to LEVY
ing Marshalltown. There vas no water
( to be. had and water had toebe secured,
as the engine tank vas emp y a TdAit
was not thought safe q run even to-
Quarry before replenishing the supply
As al result of the queer circuns aiice
the. train was delayed a tils point
about an hour. When + was harmed
that. there could be tlo supply cursd
at the east penstock the train backed
west until the switch leading 70 the
track occupied by wesf7bouad trains
was reached and the West pens took wa $
tried. The same condition was faced
There and not a drop Of water could bs
secured
Conductor Holton then secured per-
miss from va rdInasts,' ynch. 9f the
lcentral 10 run his engine ule oyer tn G
central tracks 10 the central tank near
i the round house entrance Permission
was readily given and tbs yardalaster
FURNISHED a pilot to guide he North
western engineer over he east yards
transfer and thru the maize Of tracks.
The progress was slow hove ver, q Z
lsseveral switch trains had to be moved
!out Of the way and other engines and
| trains switched to other traeHs isfors
the Northwe stern engine could get TO
the tank.
Chief Engineer Ma9s-srl. Of the water
works, WAS asked by the 7 -lt af ils
: x,f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
LADY HIGHLANDERs ELECT.

Bonnie Doom Castle, No. lG1, Name,
Officers for Coming Yenr.
Bonnie Doom Castle No. 16l met Fri.
day evening and elected officers for thu
ensuing year as follows:
Past Iliustrious Protector Miss s
Elizabeth Anderson
Illustrious PROTECTOR Mrs. Nellie G
Tower.
Wise counselor-Miss independence,
Arson.
Fail. Evangel Mrs. Emma Weaver
Fair Secretary Mrs. Bessie l.. Star.
board.
Fair Treasurer-Mrs. Arminda G
Fry.
Fair warden-Mrs Lille NJ. Holla.
day
Fair sentry-Miss Lillian Hankins.
Fair Herald-N1iss Calista M. Smith.
Trusty Mrs. Clara l.. Mum.
First Worthy CensorMiss Elsie NJ
Handy.
Second Worthy censor-Mrs. Anna
C. Frost.
First Maid of Honor-Miss Eva All
verda Everest.
Second Maid of Honor Miss Blanchs
Handy.
First Lady Miss s. Eliza
beth Anderson.
Physical Examiner-Mrs. A. G. Fry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Buneh of Keys the frs effort Of
a Bunch Of Neys IS not Hayt's best
piece by aonsid srabl 8 altho 1t Is en- the
ssailA cfSlar as nest Of his productions.
There IS iittlt story no plot worth
mentioning. a few situations that are
funny ana others hat have been worn
thIsa5ihal'e sfnes Bunch Of Keys
YES written. \ nuFr'be, Of the special
tics by members Of the prsss nting COM
pana were a3oovs he average. while
o;h Is would neyer be missed if cut ous
crtsrely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
BLEEDING PILES
And. All OIhcr Forms OF This Com
mon and Annoying Disease, Cured

And All other Forms OF This Com
mon aud annoying Disease, Cured
by the II yra,nid Pile Cure.
Thousands cf men and women suffer
from some form of piles without either
knowing the exact nature Of the trou-
biz. or knowing it, carelessly allow itto
sllrl Without using the SIMPLE means CT a
radical cure.
The failure of salves and ointment
TO cure piles has led many sufferers to
Ebeiieve the only permanent cure 70 be
q surgical operation, but surgical opera
tons are dangerous to life and more
ever very expensive and by no means
always or even often successful.
The safest and surest way to cure amy.
case OF piles, whether itching, pretrud-
ing or bleeding. is to use the Pyramid
Pile Cure. composed of healing vegeta-
Bile oils. and absolutely free from min
eral poisons and opiates.
Mr. William Handschu. of Pittsbure,
Pa, after suffering severely from bleed
ing piles, writes as follows:
Il take pleasure in writing these few
lines toilet you know that did not sleep
foi. three months except for a short time
each night because of bad case Of
Needing piles. was down in bed and
doctors did me no good
a good brother told me of the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure and bought from my;
druggist three 50-cent boxes. They COM
pletely cured me and ] will soon be able
to so to my work again.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not only the
safest and surest pile remedy. but it is
by far the widest Known and most pop
Iular. because 50 many thousands have
tried 1t and found it exactly as repre-
scented.
Every physician and druggist in the
lscountry knows the Pyramid Pile Cure
ard what 1t will do.
Send to the Pyramid Drug Company,
Marshall. Mich, for Il little book on the
cause and cure of piles mailed free to
lany address, or, better yet, get 30
cent box Of the remedy itself at the
nearest drug store Gnd try ii tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
A Popular Marshallto,vn Teacher to
Wed During the HOLIDAYS.

Marshalltown is soon TO lose one of
her teachers, in the person of Miss, Eta
Mendenhall of the fifth grade. Wood :
ing the holidays TO Mr.. Waldo Emerson
Hasely an attorney Of Marion, Ind.
gagement was made at the Mendenhall
home Friday evening before an assem-
bly, of friends. principally city teachers.
who gathered ostenslbly to enjoy 80
cial evening. After spending the hours
with music and social games refresh
ments We're served, and ~ hle the guests
We're discussing the luncheon Mrs E. B.
Mendenhall, mother Of the hostess, an
'ncunesd that her daughter had resigned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
. pneumonin preyented.

Among the tens OF thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for colds and la grippe during the
past few years, to our knowledge. not a
single case has resulted in pneumonia.
Thomas Whitfield & Co., 240 Wabash
avenue. Chicago. one of the most prom
inent retail druggists in that city, In
speaking OF this, says: I'VE recommend
Cbambsrlaln's Cough Remedy for la
grippe In many cases. as It not only
gives prompt and complete recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
but also counteracts any tendency of la
grippe TO result in pneumonia. For sale
by all druggists
Gun Buttons.

Nothing makes a nicer Christmas
present than pair Of cuff buttons for
either lady or gentleman. Allen, the
jeweler, has them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08
ADIsGRAcEFUL CASE.
'wo i Dung Girls and Two Boys Ar
rested for DisorderIy Conduct.

i wo Young Girls and Two Boys Ar
rested for Disorderly Conduct.
lily Mar ~ al jones and officer Coch-
ran were called Friday night to a house
Lin he extreme north part Of the city
Which is not rented at present, but
SYhieh was being lpisfi at the tilrs by
Two boys and two girls. The two girls
HATTIE Hoicomb and Houche x oucli4p
tl5anlon and their companions Viii Free
Stone md Fred G. Bailey The girls are
/ III The neighhorhpod Of 16 years of age,
1whila he boys are probably q year q:
lstNoud der. Al were under the influence
fof iquor ord we're creating d disturb
lance THAT Wss very obnoxious to those
liking in the vicinity The quartet was
before Mayor Pierce this morning,
lIckarged with disorderly Conduct Sen
teMee was POSTPONED ulltil this evening.
Help is needed at once when per-
sons life ia in danger 4 neglected
cough or cold may soon become serious
and should be stepped q once. One
Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
coughs and colds ana the worst cases OF
Group. bronchitis. grippe and other
Throat ana lung trouble All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08

DeWitts Little Early Risers are
dainty LITTLE pills, but thtsy neyer fail 10
sclea nse the liver remove obstructions
and In, ggrate the sysssnl. Ali drug
sgists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-08

People who are not versed in watt
hours. ampheres. etc. in ascertaining
the comparative cost of electricity and
2b-horse power gasoline engines
should remember that such practical
men as Councilman Fisher. a mechan-
ical engineer by trade and an inventor
of marked success, Kreutzer, Benson
and Kirby oil oppose the electrical
plan. and that the engineers of the glu-
cose company disapprove 1t to the ex-
tent that President Matthiessen told
Mr.. Kreutzer that the company woui4
have to object to It's use as motive
power Dlsregarding the right OF the
glucose company to object, II Is inter-
esting to know that as opposed TO the
technical experience and Judgment OF
our mayor IT. engineers disApptove Of
electricity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-01
SEMI-CENrENNlAL SUB-CoMrITTEES.

rh" following committees have tn
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k"r~ b. Il. WHsnu,nnd. "
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M.
H. o.
g. B Ormig g. X MAXWELL IL.
W. rilcffru, J. Ward r.
Anderson, r. t. Alexander, w ~
MSt-\: H. ClNrmnn Miss Kate
""i Miss All"r lrkS Miss lille ihomrsn Miss Mamie Ansl
Mrrrirk, i. Darby,
T.. K. Kay. VI. G. Sralnrn.
f. y
Julian
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T. Si,"n A. ",nson NJ
X. u
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Dirk = T. lIrnly, W. Srilng Il. WsonJ
II $ Nan)Nmr A. THOMPSON, W. 6. A.
vi M M%sS Wm 'm% m T. hn"!, DR. r. G. G. Fnmok l. H.
H. 3 ; W. S"E'" @ d. A. S"ih Dr. R g. pny s"n NJ Baldwin,
Byrd John W. E"r W O. Whr r. IugrS L. Roberts, Crosby,
r. Wilson. n l.. X +. J Flnyd
Moody
FINANrEaS IhonpSnn Chairman; W. Il A.
V. |. rmun.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-01
Tokccna TattIings.

T"KEENA, February 27.-Thcrc must
he something urgent up the road We
see Willie Mcirskcy going up every
Sunday evening. Guess he is going to
sec his best girl.
Our school at Cross Roads still con
t!nucs to flourish. We think Mr.. w, f.
will have to use Dr. Green ON some of
the older boys. They seem to be too
frcsh
Mr.. {. II. Phillips is making some
valuable improvements on his place. lie
killed pig eleven months last week
that ncttcd ;i30 pounds. lie is IA man
that raises his own meat
The reading club will meet at Mr.. p.
II. lshclls next Friday night.
MIR. Arthur Bridges has been ap
pointed night Waterman at this place.
MIR. Lee Sitton was in town Saturday,
We arc sorry to know that some of thc
girls broke Mr.. Edmond's and Claudcs
hearts last week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-01
The Sef11i=Cex1tenf1ial.

circular letter has issued Centennial
uVe Cohhttee will mailed
all
is cstcd lat thomo:
HEADQUARTERS
S O.,
Wahaa
tam mat This can be done worthy
" token
Jon" ""cn'r Founder and President of the German Colonization
the heartily
cosunnard with
Gen. Wngcncr
Executive Committee which the
earnestly ask the hearty all
history
Nnhna of
gone out from her with They achieved
of
this
We will
to live days..
contributions Comm
Very respectfully,
f. s. IOII.EMAN, rnnn,
JAS. NJ. MOSS, Secretary,
v. l.. NORMAN,
w. PITCIIFORD,
THOMPSON,
q ttrp.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-01
Dispensers Bonds.

The following is The text of the new
act prescribing the form of dispensers
bonds and providing for the enforcement
thereof:
Section |. That from and after tho ap-
rroval Of this act, county dispensers
shall be required I" rivc bonds i'm the
form prescribed in Section 5Ol IF the Re
viSrd Statutes of lSp;: Provided, That
the obligorS shall he liable for all atlor-
nryS' fees incurred in the collection Of
any shortage covered by such bonds.
See. :. The Attorney General is hereby
authorized, in case he deems in ncccs-
Sary, TO employ assistant counsel in all
cases for the enforcement Of said bonds
and the collection of the penalties there
under; the C"mprnSa ion of said assist
ant counsel shall be paia out of the
sums recovered in such artIrnS on such
bonds, and shall be charged rs expenses
of the state diSpcnSary: Provided, That
not more than - ,0m yer aiHum shall he
expended f"r said purpose.