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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
NONDELL' 5 BILL G|)ES
Allowing Second Homestead,
With Restrictions.
"BUFFALO" JONES COMES
Before Congress With a Buf-
faIo Reservation Plan.

Washington, Feb. The house COM
nittee on public lands today acted fay-
orally on a bill by Representative Mon
dell allowing a second homestead % one
who has commuted or has lost his home
stead without REIMBURSEMENT for value.
The committee also heard Colonel "Buf-
falo" Jones in favor Of the bill for buf-
9alo reservation in New Mexico. He stat
ed that the American buffalo was almost
extinct, the number the world over be-
ing about 300 or z6a.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Handed Down by 0lsIahOma's Chief
Tribunal Yesterday.

Guthrie, o. r., Feb. I'm the supreme
court today the following decisions were
handed down:
BY IRWIN.
Sam Leo VS.. H. f. Ellis and C. P. Endi-
colt; affirmed.
W. J. Mendenhan VS.. Byron E. Cable;
affirmed.
Raney Alton Mercantile company VS..
T. c. Hanes and J. w, Johnston; re-
versed and remanded.
Henry Harmon VS., Territory; affirmed.
Ralph Rector VS.. Territory; affirmed.
]. J. Wallace vs.. the Town Of Norman;
affirmed
w. H Mccormick VS.. f. L. Bonns;
affirmed.
Geo. P. Bndicott VS.. H. e Ellis; af-
frmed.
BY HATNER.
A. P. Niece vs.. Territory; reversed and
remanded.
Vim. Wilson VS.. Territory; reversed
and remanded.
Geo Theis, Jr.. vs.. The Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners of washita County;
reversed and remanded
A4t9 DOt1' II VI NO'i4lI3 ~olAi4lii'aA AVLiSAS "a
D County VS.. F. E. Gillett; reversed and
remanded.
BY BURWELL.
Greenville National Bank VS.. Evans,
Snyder. Buel ct alt reversed and re-
manded.
Clay Axheim VS.. United ststesi revers-
ed and rernanded.
Winfield National Bank vs. Bette Nc
Comic1; reversed and remanded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

Those wbo have used Dr.. rierce's Fa-
voritc Prescription do not suffer from The
change Of lie eitheT n face form or feel
ings as do other women. This F1c. IS 6re
TO tie intimate cernectic- Of the general
health with the health Of the organs recr-
iiaTly feInir;ae. By preserving the hcrlth
of these organs. and relieving the system
from the debillt1tuE drains, ulcers ard IN
foundations wbick sap It's health. Favor
ite Prescription pavcs the way for this
natural change 70 cone N Nature s w1v.
without the loss OF Capscity 70 please cthcrs
or the personal Inability 10 enjoy life.
Mrs. M Barnes. q Ee,ls Forrv. shasta Co.
Cal writes: ~ physician szid was sUfs-t--
from tlic elects q clS@Ec Of life had hs,rr
disease aC- vcrcb trouble ald rlc.. t.-ri.
NY head was 80 c.lzzy could ncrcly sand rs
Whc1 bc=1u Or. IicrCc's snedicizcs ir- rrcved
Tigl,t C5erc. tosS scrc1 or csglst h-.tie- or the
Tavcutc P-escrjpsiea' a tess-oozsul tA-ee
times CAV and the FisEs1at Pellets a. risf.t
feel IS wen IS /. ever did -"
There Is no sloosol. vhiskyc- other iatoz-
lent II Fovcfitc Prcscrirticr, " neither
does i contain opium or other narcotics
Eou may be willing that somebody else
shall say that thei- baby Is . Just IS good -
as years. but you don't vast that basy sab
se-uted for years. let dealers say what
tilev like about other medicines being
jilst IS good brt dont let tlc-r substi-
iuse anything for 50 Favoritc Prescription +"
Dr. Eicrce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the
aaoEge6 system Of impurities.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
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Sew Be3ss-a ya-a -aann>a~-zrer 6lo@ =
pss-sslea s. b2HErap.eT - ths Nni's-s
states esrcrait ca1-t f13aF Tse ahs r.
sles a~s paacsa ~ 8 z1sTzs a13 tAsTs ars
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san rts~s. 81. 20. z--Ae-.i-zi E,assz
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s. lssta - ~ Ts@z- tes trieste 2ssirz
asts-ss~5 z3sh sn@ sssszs sz1sfas aes eersa
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se- tra.nnss fss p-zs8F
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

have the county seat of Woods county,
the United States land Office and the .lars-
est attendance at the finest educational
institution in Oklahoma, # not in the
west.
Our merchants are prosperous, our
banks doing fine business and the
building Of residences and business
houses is going steadily On IN fact,
there IS not a vacant building Of any kind
in Alva.
Our wheat crop is unsurpassed for pros
pect, and 1890 bids fair TO be the banner
year in Woods county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
HOPE RUNS HIGH
Continued from First Page.)

it is clear that General Butler, Up 10
Tuesday evening. had taken one hin. had
repUlsed a Boer c0unter-Rttack and was
holding the position against an enaIadine
fire from Spion Kop and Dorm KIoof. His
loses, mentioned by one correspondent
are 80, The only telegrams from Boer
sources assert that one OF General Buffers
attempts 70 seize the fords failed. but
they admit that he has lodged forces on
one kopie. Light on General Buffers
operations cease here. the war office no.
contributing any information.
FIGHTING AT sTER ESTROOSI
Cape Town, Feb. Fighting began tbs
morning al Streksstroom ard Is now b.
progress. No details have been received
LABBY Is HIT WITH A CHAIR
Northampton, Feb Tho announce
ment that Henry La5ouchere. editor o.
Truth and Liberal member % parliament
for Northampton, would address a peace
meeting in the Northampton town han
this evening drew a noisy crowd Of op-
ponents, who swarrned upon the Mat
form and smashed the chairs. Mr.. Ia
bouchere's arrival vyaz the signal for re.
newed attacks. The promoters OF the
meeting were forced on the platform and
chairs were hurled into the body Of the
house amid cries OF God Save the
Queen" Mr.. Labouchere was struck IN
the head, but was not seriously injured
He managed TO make his exit. escorted
by the police. a number OF other per
sons were hurt. although not seriously
Ultimately tho opponents OF the peace
meeting gained the platform and declared
that Northampton had Joined York City
IN repudiating the critics Of the govern
ment.
Take up the loose ends" the little ALL
ments. 20 prevent sickness. By taking
Hoods Sarsaparilia-
John Dirr Poseyvlne Ind. says. IT
never used anything as good as One MIN
ute Cough cure. We are never without
It," Quickly breaks up coughs and colds.
Cures all throat and lung troubles. Its
use will prevent consumption. Pleasant
70 take. Gus. Ssur. 524 2. Douglas. Geo.
Van Werden. s2s n. Main St
De Wits witch Hazel saIvs ls un-
equalIed FOR piles. injuries and skin DIS
eases. II Is the original witch Hazel
Salve Beware OF all oounterfeltS Gus
Saur, 52l 2. Douglas. Geo. Van wsrden.
22s y. Main St
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
Our Increased Trade with China.

England can no longer compete with Us
an the shipment of many products to
China. Our trade with the Chinese has
increased almost forty per cent within
the last year. This IS merely natural
The best wins in everything. For a Ike
reason, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
best remedy in the country. has for fifty
years acknowledged no superior to cure
constipation indigestion, dyspepsia and
bliousness.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
OKLAHOMA DISTRICT COURTS
l. st Showing Times and Places of
Approaching Sessions

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. 7-District courts
in Oklahoma viii be held at the follow
ing times and places: Oklahoma City,
February y; Chandler. February 70; Enid
February 10; Newkirk, May /; EI Reno.
March 6; Guthrie, March u; AIva, March
: 10; Tecumseh. March &c; Pawhuska.
April 6; Cheyenne, April 6; Pawnee, April
10; Arapahoe April 13; Taloga. April 49,:
Saltwater, April 2S; Cloud Chief, April
q; Watonga, April 80: Perry, March s.;
Pond Creek, May 10; Kingisher, May TO-;
Norman, May %; Woodward, May 10.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
REBELS OUSTED AT LEGASPI
Spanish Prisoners OverpOwer Cap
fnrs--NeTrs of shockley.

t0rs--keTs Of ShOckley.
Manila, Feb. THE insurgents have
been driven out Of Legaspi, o. Al5ay
bay. province Of Albay.
The rebels Of Tayabes province were
conveying some 800 Spanish prisoners to
Libmanan and on arriving there. the
prisoners. exhausted and starved, revolt
ed and dispersed their guards with stones
and clubs. They also captured a few
rifles and barrcaded Themselves az Lib
manzn. where they are awaiting the ar
rival Of American troops.
Washington. Feb A cable message
was received 1T the war department from
General Ods today as follows; Escaped
Spanish prisoners report they sax Lieu
tenant Stocklsy, a prisoner in the hands
os the insurgents January p. near Anti
mo;an Southern Luzon-"
The officer referred . is Second Lieu
tenant Paul D. stockiey. ot the Twenty
first infantry. who has been missing
from his company since January u last
Al a uoiut near TaIizsy. Balsngas.
The adtutaat general has recsivee a
-ahl message from General Ot3s as fol-
lows: Captain Smith. Sineteenth iassrt
~ 5lsd az sozed. So o'elocl ?. m,
Fehr-.s~r ;. gsrshot wound; body IN seal
ea cazket VII be shipped % San Fran
cisco
Captain smith was = native ~ Cor
7ect5e Ts graduated from TIRE Mfi-
ta-v a-sEsnv IN June 1s-s. he bscs M
FRS lieutenant n pecaz1oar'> lsss and
car.afr fn Js-uary- 1855. He participated
zsth hls regiment n the SPARTA 'z's-i-
can war aa5 at its close acted ss collect
,- Il customs AZ Pones ? 2. until last
z,1--7-e-. when he ac-srapaHied his resi-
rre-t ~ tha Philippines.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
NI,lnhornnns - aenslnns-

Guthrie, o. T. Feb The following
Oklahoma pensions have been granted:
Mary A Ferguson Choctaw CRY. Sc,
LYDIA Bates Arresyil.e, IS. Cleveland
NGrray. Elno-e 81. Testc- J. Nc-gan
Fanshssg. IS. Nellie HoEEry. s.; El,is
EoEE8uy. m.n7r. s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
HER STAKES SET FOR 5000
Alva Sees Nothing the Matter With
THAT Population in EiNe Years.

Alva. o. T., Feb. 7.-Alva and Woods
counties are enjoying one Of our old
fashioned soaking rains. While the wheat
was not needing rain, we Of the Great
American desert once so-colled, wei
come al that comes.
Our little city. Of about 2.0Oo people
now, is growing rapidly and the
prophets who predicted a setback
months ago have about come TO the con
clusion that We viii foot I'D 5000 people
in the next i've years. There is abso-
lutely no reason why we should not We
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

Esri-. Feb THE seu1l-cffcsal Der
liner Post severely oensures DaEe Re~o-t
Johann Al5re-bt OF 1Fe,.,c an5urr-
scaws-ia Tor a3lovias himself to bs 3n-
cerviewe6 hr she Ecisir. Of Parls. a vel
known rSb:d ana-Gsruan paper.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
TIE zarRRz.

Washington. Feb- 7-Fo-ecast for
Thursday and Friday:
Ck'ahoma and Ll3ia1 Te-ritory-Co
wave va saaw da-gias Thurs 5lv. FAIR
and continued cold Friday: hiza north-
erl. winds.
Ksnsss-Fair Thursday es,6e- vt,a
snow ta extreme easstra p1rla1is Frfd 8
fair with Rising temperature b.isk nortA-
erly winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
CANAL COMMISSIONERS WORK
So Nearly Done That a Report Is
Promised Very Soon.

Correspondence of the Associated Press)
Msnagua, Nicaragua, Jan. 1S.-The en-
gineering divisions Of the Isthmian canal
commission expect to complete their
work in Nicaragua, with the exception
of a few borings, before February Is, 1900,
so that the report of the commission can
be ready in a short time after the engi-
neers complete their work of surveying
the canal route. 1t Is understood here
that the Nicaraguan government will ap-
point arbltrators ON its part fer the pur-
pose of settling the differences existing
between it and the Maraime Canal com
pany of Nicaragua, in connection with
the charter to construct a canal across
this state II is thought, however, that
these arbitrators viii not be announced
until the last day of the time limit men
toned in the agreement The opinion is
expressed that the government will object
to the arbitrators selected by the com
pany. who are citizens of the United
States, on the ground that the company
should. according to the laws of Nicar-
aqua, have named only citizens of this
country.
If the reader of this should chance to
know Of anyone who is subject to attacks
of bilious collie he can do him no greater
favor than to tell him of Chamberlain's
Cohc. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It
always gives prompt relief. For sale by
druggists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

The result. The large Ted splo1che= on nv
chest bscan 70 grow paler AMI smaller and
before long lisap p7es ed entirely 7 regain ID
Alv lost weight. became stron ssr. sEd i1T 9Ep-
pelte grCsfly improved. I was socn entlrely
we'll ana ny ssin rs clear - S piece o. cissz
II l. EyEEs. Ils Al,zlt7rry s.. NeBarS- g. J.
Don { destroy sll possible chance OF 4
cure by taking the doctors treatment
o. mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hsir 10 fall out, and viii
wreck the entire system.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

form, IN feature, IN
personal attractive
ness, and that the
lees Of life will
alone remain at the
bottom OF the cup
of existence. Such
tesrs are largely
warranted by the
effects which this
change produces IL
many women. But
no womSu need let
these fears fret her.
who from tne ti-e
OF the first change
Of lite, from girl
kood to wsmau-
heod, hss taken
care TO cons tsrtlv
keep her system IN
Yirn-ar-e ra-TaI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
BY BURWELL.
REUNIONS DATE POSTPONED
Roosevelt CeuId Atsend in July but
Rot in June.

Guthrie O. T.. Feb. AT a meeting Of
the Rough Riders association IN Okla
homa City IS was decided to change the
date of the reunion from June untn July
/ to 4. The change was made al the re-
quest of p ". Johnston, vrho has been
IN correspondence with Colonel Reese
vet ana Major Brodie. Coieaei Roose-
welt wrote that 1T would be impossible for
him to attend a meeting in June. hut he
could certainly be present ar the July
date hence the change.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

a. hrst, bat Afterwards
saread al over Ely bsoy.
These soon broke outi1to
sores, ana il Is sasT to
lEo gine the suffering 7
endured. r efore I be
cane convinced that the
doctors could 60 10 eood.
I had sneuE q hundred
dollars. which ves rca liz
thrown away. I then
tired various patent
medicines, but they DID
uct reGea che discs s.
Wien 7 hsd finished ny
Grsl butElc q :. :. s ]
was greatly improved
and was GeHgh ted With
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
NO FREE PORT IN ALASKA

For Clayton BuivTer AbrogatiOn--
Canal Nome OF Germany's Business
London, Feb. THE officials Of the
United States embassy deny that any ne
gotiatlons in regard TO Alaska are pro-
ceedlng between Lord Salisbury and Mr..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
BILL COOK DIES IN THE PEN

Once One of the Eerritorv-s Most
Desperate Consumption Tkflis asm
Albany \. y, "BlI" Cook, who was
sentenced in 1895 t. f0rty-hys years i'm
prlsoanent IN the Albany pe1i,eatiary.
died caere today from consumption. He
was once one of the most noted desper-
ADDE'S Of the Iudian Territory.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

When hfe's autumn comes, women, worn
ont by the burdens and obligations of
TnotheThood, yet shrink from that second
change Of life F" which will Danish these
burdens forever. They fear a Change in
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

Be-13n. FEB DE. Tssy5s leaves Be-5ia
ve-v much dissatisfied hscause q tsEs re-
f1zs' - Emperor T-IisIam. 20 rs-eiTe hiE1.
his cstar3ia nor eesnE seusleAg' Tai7irssed
~ az iBvi aste- ~ dinner fr7Hl Herr N.sn
weseI minister - tae Tuysl household
re row expects - ED 70 81 Petersburg
EEsa tas wez1ne= mo1e-ztss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08
Copper Col0red
Sp1otcfes.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood P0ison-the disease which has
completely bef1ed the doctors. They
IRE totally unable to cure II, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing il from
view. S. S. s. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently by forcing out
every trace Of the taint.
was afflicted with = terrible blood disease.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-02-08

I was afflicted with = terrible blood disease.
Nh.ch vs. N snnls AZ hrs- n. aErartr II :
The Forrest City times., 1900-02-16
TRUSTEES SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY o,, AiE'

NoiiOE IS HEREBY GIyvx
 1sl ana oy virtue Of the autho-,.-n TAI cs. upon me in certain Trgx, n~.. " eoa;.,r,. casey Young to me as Truste. - fe- sxecuiet !, freehold Land Mortgage Cornr.- .ae AEsns,, imiied' dated the 23d dax oT NY oi Loaaos recorded the 2sth day of yov.--,'.inosr. iss ohiee ot the Clerk Of the CirenI, r. TO, ian. ftanc's county, State of ArsaaSa, s.H sa. la s, ing been made In payment of ,h. h, laalt h,s secured by sad IT.. and ,s, nS'ing been duly requested to - Deed. asa real esiaie conveyed to me in s,,, s-'e Of ts. in order to pay the said lndebtasr.... 1ss' D-.e Tuesday the 18th day of Ma,., VII a at the principal door Of the eor.,, isoe Town oi Forrest City. in the Cor5,-,sses Ia th. CTS, state Of Arkansas. between fs. '. oe fraa. am and pun. offer for sale ,o .h '.'-fs e D der for cash. the following deserl1,+ guest bst. North half of Section 2s; north b-,. e.s es'a,.: west quarter of Section 9. To,v,.ss.~ sOuA. hange 7, east, containing in all ,so =, ho'ie or less' situatod In tho County O, ., hoss o1ate of Arkansas. All rights 10 ya,ra,,.l 'anss pra'setnent Of said real estate. an r,.,e.- o'ap. enpIon. homestead and dover ,r3 a.''' 4,' sr' or redemption have been waived ,,s ilsaa m said Trust Deed. and the unds-.s ss1asslsi Trustee, will sell said real estate s-.. s's,snsa q rights or interests. Said sale ,vr, Na ssea without warranty of title. Any p,rfv V nsas salu property, or asy portion thereo, ,...H .-sa s'IueA oh' must al once deposit in e,sS lehtn or the sum bid, otherwise ths b,s s-s.s oa- aisregarded and the property at ones ,A.-.as a z
 BENJAMIN GRAHAM
 F-29s
 Truy,sa
The Forrest City times., 1900-02-16
For over Q quarter of a centur,

For over quarter of a century Capt. c. l.. Knight has been a citi. zen of this county and city, and during all that long period as a business man and citizen his namc has been above reproach. A good democrat, practical business man, and a gentleman, he presents hls name 70 the public, seeking the nomioation for mayor at the prl. mary election, March '. He makes no promises, but if the voters sec it to elect him to the office sought, the citizens of Forrest City can rest assured that they will have an official of whom they can well be proud. His long identification with the interests of our city, pecu. liarly fits hIm for the position and the administration of affairs would be met with intelligence and jus. tiee. He asks the suffrage of the people.
The Forrest City times., 1900-02-16
Trustees Sale

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of a trust deed executed to me by Julia Eldridge. Nancy Eldridge and Chas, Rosebor- rough on the 2lst day of Feb'y. 1899 and on record in St. Francis county in book [" 30 '' page 305, 1 will on Saturday. Feb'y. IT, 1900 offer to the highest and best bidder for cash. at the west door of the court house in Forrest City. St. Francis county. Arkansas. the follow ing land situated in said St. Francis county to- wit:
 The west half (w 1-2l of the southeast qusr- ter (se IA section twenty-eght t2S) in town ship six (6l north. and range three (3l east. containing eighty acres of land more Of less.
 Said trust deed soexecuted was for the pur- pose of securing Brandon < Baugh in the payment of the indebtedness therein recited amounting to the sum of Sl47.30 and interest. and default having been made in the payment of said indebtedness, which is past due. this safe is made at the request of the said Bran don Baugh. t. LAUGHINGHoUsR,
 Feb'y. 1. 1900. Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1900-02-16


 The formal announcement of Hon. P. D. McCuloch for re cleo
 ton as congressman from the Firs
 Congressional District of Arkan
 sas, subject 10 the action of the Democratic Primary Election, will be found elsewhere in THE TlMRs today. There IS much tbat Vt could write in favor of the con gressman. as a citizen, a friend and a public official. Time and again this paper has spoken in high praise of his abilities and service, and he IS so well-known to the democracy and other citizens Of the district that we have nothing new to offer. As a lawyer, prose outing attorney, presidential elec- tor, congressman, and in the ranks of democracy he has rendered val. uable, conscientious and distln- guished service. His familiarity with the duties of the office to which he asks reelection especial. ly fits hlm and comments him to your favorable consideration. His position on all great and small public questions is never Tn doubt, and have always been clearly set forth. He asks the voters who take part in the primary to study his record and fairly consider his qualifications to serve them better, ! if possible, Tn the future. He is now attending to his duties in Con- gress. We are not informed as to whether or not he will be here to mingle with our citizens before
The Forrest City times., 1900-02-16
Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of a cerrain trust deed executed 10 me. as trustee, by D. F. Ashworth and Lydia A. Ashworth. his wife. and duly recorded in Book of Real and Personal Trust Deeds go. at page 3}7 10 secure an indebtedness therein mentioned as due to James Russell. will on.
 MONDAY, FEBRUARY l9. 1900. at the west door of the courthouse. in Forrest City. Arkansas sell to the highest and best ed real estate. situated in ST. Francis county. Arkansas tO-wit:
 The north half (N l.l of the northwest quar- ter (Nw h) of Section fifteen tl5.) also the southeast quarter tSe 4l Of the northwest fractional quarter (Nw fri A4l of Section ff- teen a5) all in township six t6) north and Range two (2) east.
 Said sale is made for the purpose of satisfy ing the indebtedness secured by said trust deed.
 Dated this 26th day of January, 1900.
 & H. MANN Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1900-02-16
Among the several announce

Among the several announce ments appearing for the first time this week is that of Gen. Geo. P. Taylor, who is a candidate for re. election to the office of county and Probate Judge, position which he now fills so creditably and so intelligently that the shaft of ad- verse criticism, if there were any, would fall broken and shattered against his shield of justlce and economy. He has discharged the duties of his high and important office impartially and in a manner calling forth the highest praise. He has faithfully carried out the county's obligations, and his eco- nomical administration of affairs added to natural causes has placed the county upon a basis almost equal to cash. 1t has been only a few months since, when county warrants went as low as forty cents on the dollar. Today scrip is sell ing at 95 cents. He has q vigilant eye upon the county's expenses and is keeping within reasonable and economical bounds. At the same time he is improving and en hancing the county property. We could go at great length and men, tion many things praiseworthy and commendable. The democra- cy of this county knows Judge Taylor too we'll and it would be idle to do so. He is serving his first term, he has made a model officer. land asks reelection. So far We have heard of no opposi- tion, and he will probably have none. His record is as book open before you and he asks an endorsement. We bespeak tor him your most distinguished con. sderstion.