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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

7 he fusionistS are claiming credit
on account nf warrants Of the county
sch NJ 1T par This is by long odds
the most absurd claim that Il gang Of
butEfy eiliat-sgcbers could possibly
make.
ih he first place, kootenai county
WA rants were selling at par long be-
fir the present iu"ompatent and ror-
ruRt administration came into control
0f uUnly affairs. and every Spectator
in municipal paper-tbe salaricd ed-
toI 81 the local fusion organ and pro-
Va K Judge Included knows full well
10 What causes these conditions are
DUE Tire first eatise Is !. lazy passed
hN Tive republican state legislature of
II 81. requiring counties to fund their
ou standing warrant Indebtedness and
ARRANGE 10 pdT tile current expenses
c;t'h year out uf tie revenues collected
diEring that year. III compliance with
Is law, and ut the request OF the
taxpayers OF thiscounty expressed at
"A special election, a republican board
oA commissioners in 1895 placed the
Business az the county upon ii cash
bhsis or as nearly upon such a basis
AN IS possible under shat law. Under
this new arrangement the date Of pay
nAent Of county warrants became GER
tEln and their market v,llie rose ac-
cprdngly.
The second cause for warrants sell
i hg al par is the Improved financial
Cpndiii0n of the country at large,
brought about 10y the inauguration of
Fpablican governmental policies in
| Is9I. Before this date borrowers were
Ieekiug tie money loaners, but now
conditions are reversed and the loan
2rS are seeking the borrowers.
This claim Of the fusionistS in this
county is fully rs absurd as that made
by the state fusion administration
With regard To revenue derived from
stale S,ionl lands,
| During Cleyeland'S administration
the people who had purchased such
lands were unable to meet the pay
mentS or the interest, and the renters
were unable t. pay the rental. and
Icons rquentfN the state derived little or
l|no revenue from that source. Since
|Ithe Inauguration Of President McKin-
Hey these conditions have been re-
vcrsed, and those who have purchased
S'hool lands are meeting all payments
promptly, and renters can afford to
pay rental: hence the incrcased amount
Of revenue derived by tile state from
this source.
/ In this connection we publish the
/ following letter received by Treasurer
Hill shortly before the expiration of
his term, and written by the head of a
firm which has purchased The bulk of
kooirnai coauty's paper during the
| past four years:
spaksaie. Nash Nov T. lseS +. o. HlN
| tsst. Rhthdigm idahn. Dear Sir; Ii is
III regret ithi W. notice thai you viii NOT
Z continue 10 he the treasurer of knatruai
county after the expiration OF your on. sem
term. Ne have done u large volume of busI-
ute~ WIN "A great numb of tfeasurprs. hui
W nave ntNer met any one who gave Us sucl
complete SIT ilRrttuu - you haze done in thu
dis har1o ~ Your official duties. and thi,
tact has igd Us g. paA the hiahcsi market
pfite Tor heotenai county warrants. Ncrs
truly.
SPOKANE & EASTERN TRUST 60.
l. l.. M HIllk SftsrgfnpX
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
saaty


rs tbs WY nj an intit-iii,-'iaf - t!ie
waters. = iew wr.-ss ago ~ Published
short xkctrhes ~ -t,sse ~ the ran,li
dates eii The republican county tirkvt,
and promised 10 continue these
sketches until all of tile candidates
were thus briefly mentioned
Wcfnale mention lhls week 10 the
cAudltiate fgr tie state srultc, twn
candidates ~ ss iaNer branch ~ the
state Legislature, the candidate FIR
as~s~~i,r, thu candidate fpr county AZ
tsrnry, the candidate for surveyor and
she candidate for rorenHt
Asin tie case 81 tits,sr candidates
mentioned Few weeks ago these
Atn are al clean and competent, men
~ y d y candidAcy auy PARTY might
feel Just pFi.ic. aHl wha ~tll, II
elected reflect efeiit nlen tie p,.ppl.
~ Ills feanty
", y whitaker.
Republican candidate fof the state
seaate. isa nauot exceptional ability
lnd Is rndmuiA Ncii qualified fot the
Important ofiiee lot Which az has h6en
nominated lie las been resident
- tbs cpnat Tor about thltc years.
daring winch tine az has ls,.n III tie
employ ~ tha Sand Point Lumber
eynrsaes ~ u. arasaY 1T cashier. i
psltiun which atied, his ability, So
hfiets aud Integrity While his reia
tA1ne with that company arr merely
tha~a ~ au rmpln5e 90 40 employer, it
- proper 10 state Ia TN. connection
TINT liW >tna Jlnt lumb.'r cnmlany
= une 81 the lrasiine Industries III this
fuuuis. employs stcad.lt i large fierce
y wplklngineu AMI irausaets an enur.
nous ampant IL lsfsin4sS III view ~
this, nam Vito hns hol1 the reslstnsl.
~ fssit,sn whieh Mr WHITAKER holds
nassis ~ further recommendations A.
70 bis Qualification fnf IN aIilen ia
whi.h his hrgr and sarleA business
experience cum ~ turned 81 r,ssi ne.
'ssua, ig tal Interests ol our people.
~ wsa.sssksr,
Republican candidate FROM fhe thed
.tiStflei ~ the hmef branch - the
sate legislature. Is one - the all 81
,haee ia ktgle0ai rouuts. an Tor
many years his heen engaged la tho
mercantile business 81 Hops IIanaf
s1ls in his dealings. pablle spirited.
sssissr and ln.istsi fiatis. he has made a
lr~t ut stcAdiast ftleusls dufinG hls
SiasrrAsful hasiar~> career ia this
rssun'y. lsstus man ~ large affairs.
hss qualifications for Tie important
ssiiee q which he aspire as amf1a
fs..s q. fAsaa.aa.
Republican candidate fuam the best
dtssrlct ieT Tbs bower hfanrh og thr
Mate legislature. l. Al cid settler aud
a sufsSe@fll htssness nau al ta4tay
ei'Alene Honorable IN his dealings.
pashlge spirited. ~',lsf sud Industrious.
lse u an eNeellsnt example ~ the Twp.
81 maea nhtee ensfsy aed hasitt.S,
s.i9aeils Arc shc pride ~ Uar Western
t9nns Nf. I,reu,11 j. >ueceSNfstl
sHssinses man atsi mtli nat diSarpaut
hts ,sausiiiaeut - lsRisls,eY
ifsFssst nvss.
Republican candidate t,f s~ssssg,r. + 4
highly respected citizen It Harrison.
mlrfs' he has isela fssps1 - II, 4. 81 ions
~lth les,iing sgrms IT that Nida-aWaA,
aud Prosperous town excr slurr he Gs,,
sylnss tssslaant ii koalenai county
lie h man ~ sn,sud business ulde
ghr'ft, honest, saber and Industrious
ssFi possesses 10 remarkable cexfpe
'tls essential qualifications required ol
maia va the Assessor = office.
Ralph =. M.fgsn.
Republican candidate for county at
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

ten rs raise of s2sl.G00. 20 on the
asse Ssed valuation ~ patented lands,
com mon cattle aud sheep. ordered by
the fusion stat board OF equalization?
Sir. Taxpayer. Is not that sufficient
proIf that they are attempting 10
hold the truth from YOU I.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

THE people u bis state, ,pecliYc 81
their political neiieis.
~ b,isincs, man and citizen III"
people u ne state III lGaho are justlt
proud II John y Morrison. ~ lda-
hos representative ia congress. TIDE
people ot idaiiD would bc at.!l pinudrr
II him.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

Republican eandidate fer county at
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
CONTEST NOTICE DEPARTah

{ CONTEST NOTICE-DEPARTAh
the Interior. United states
flee, Occur d'Alene. Idaho. sept
sufficient contest affidavit ha'lhs
in this office by Frank Bambino ~
against Homestead entry No
June sth. i>g1. FOR W - of SN IL az
OF NV IL. section X Township % N-
W, Il. NJ. by Charles Ealcons cras
which il is alleged that said Char
has " Wholly abandoned said tract ~"
his residence thercfrom for mo'
months since making said entity
prior 10 the date herein; that said ~
settled upon and cultivated by saia
required by law. and that said alles
from said land was not due Ia his eDs
IN the army. navy or marine cor
ed states Us a private soldier. olba.
s marine during the war with
Ing any other war in which the th'
may be engaged.
said parties are hereby notitieo
respond and offer evidence toacn.n,,
legation. AT 10 O'Clock a. M. on W W
,sn. before Register and kece",
nited States Land Office in 0Wrnfd
Idaho. .. II. BUZZ
Ss--Na
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
eEo II. BARNARD 4 90.
rArF pi.N3 ~~0r u.
ttgaf fsH 5t5aszg

t4es go 5Nies aad tsfarg me th,, made !
=s's 81 z,'i4t!s - tvs day. e. T. jst,A.
t.tfA Hz q corporation ~ s5rn u Btrn-
~ y - T. h9 =o3u- 6s AV duty sworn M, ~
Z Re tnlloR lax sta sncuts
2tH >t@'g.tary of Inv rarTs7 ration of t.f=,
= barnard \ tU and hasr pzrrn >u,h
sisn s1s er~Haaattsn NJ iho c6rgprr; 5s.n
: ''tt'g a.n@ >=aHe.paut published il IN.
t"+."sFu9A' 1a1tts sutScr Blade. datsd :, IA
-ud tNE n whlSh {t = STAGED tbg. 60, II
. ltAfta ~ htd paid aD >andrv o,,raSi,,pS
y ttf fNat commission - tie county auditor
- -. .ru county. lUaila ranging over a
.St.'s tfNlM a0opj 1871 or > ID i>gS tlSEr,, h.,
$3.50 tllN Ing saiuo j. mhoiIy VII hoat amy
i. !. ~ 'd,.oa "hatevcr. ! os.upY Sach pisst-
s'i1' ~ Sssnneettna with tht> corporation tat
''"N "itmi>9.a''S lad osca laid I would
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
A FUSION ISLANDER sTrrrrp.

! few weeks ago he local fusion or
gan, being wrought up on account Of
our exposure 81 fusion incompetence
and corruption, and through It's ina
bltitt Ia successfully refute any of our
charges, sought to divert public atten-
ton from the real issue 10y making an
un@&rrnted ard liDg lpus attack upen
the ofi igl record Of eX-Audlter Rolf.
:. braga,w.
Among The slanderons statements
n the organs TRADE WIS one thare-
TX thai R6bt. ). Bragaw, while act
ing tn tic capacity of auditor. WAS i'm
the ha6it ot receiving commissions
ffom Geo =, Barnard \ Co.. OF II.
Louis, on account al supplies furnish.
cat he"tenai county by ttiat firm.
\ copy of thu organ containing this
sldnderonS statement was mailed 10
Geo. u. Barnard x Co. and We feel
that Justice T. our honorable fellow
citizen demands that the -. Louis
HHm's reply be published. Mr. IRA
q" : ~ receipt Of lie following let-
tee aod a9ldlSE
= toui> Nn, 9ct Il lsu Nr. : Rra.
gas @'r.ass hGsrr tJaha near Sir: As onr
e she partits Btepsyea in an, ~,andsr,us
s'RtrntW e1etasaetl ia ths lreeni e9hiie3-
t"a q Is sIstf B5ade published urt>z.rtfa-z
eiy a. la;hds9ta, idahn We s,sl.l ,a,.5,, ,tf.-
d@,sit ulan ihe sly Of tire statement -,u-
1ale.1 "a 5he a.iisir Il + aus Impression
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
Bryan's Wishes.

Washington, February ID.
Before Mr.. Bryan left Wash
ington Saturday he held an
important conference with
some of the Democratic lead
ers, and it was decided that
the Democratic National
Convention should be held
prior to the Republican and
Populist conventions.
1t is understood that Mr..
Bryan is anxious that his
party shall enter the field,
announce it's platform and
prepare for the national con-
flict before his political ri-
walls formally declare their
campaign intentions. He is
particularly anxious to an
ticipate the action of the
Populist party, which, he
fears, may be guilty of po-
litical indiscretions which
may injure his cause.
Mr.. Bryan did not contine
his consultations while in
Washington to the free silver
Democrats, but talked with
some of the shrewdest and
most influential members of
the gold-standard wing of
the party. 1t is known that
he held a secret conference
with former Senator Cor
man, and it was after con-
sulting that Mr.. Bryan i'm
pressed upon his friends the
importance of holding their
convention at date several
weeks in advance of the Re
publican convention.
Notwithstanding the as
sertion by members of the
Democratic National Com
mittee that, after a recent
conference in Chicago, it was
decided to hold the conven-
ton in Milwaukee, there
seems to be a disposition to
rescind that action. Missouri
representatives declare that
Kansas City will wrest the
prize from New York, Mill
waukee, Chicago or any other
citv.-Nashville Banner.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
VAUGHAN'S.
RAMBLER.

Our boys and girls are never lack
ing for amusement and diversion.
They meet quite often to indulge in
the Buffalo Chase" and other sim
liar plays. 10 vary the monotony,
a couple is sometimes seen to float
through the mazes of a mazurka,
waltz or a "coon jint" polka.
We are sorry to report the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. J. E. Sparkman.
Miss Mattye Vaughn Caruthers,
accompanied by her brother, visited
the family of w. D. Galloway re-
Gently. There seems to be some
attraction in our enterprising com
munity for Mr.. Caruthers.
Our roads are in fair fix, which
we think speaks well for our COM
munity and the overseers.
Mr.. ]. H. Franklin spent one
Sunday recently with his charming
and accomplished daughter, Miss
Mary Franklin.
w. D. Galloway, Esq, one of
our stirring, up-to-date farmers,
sold to a Memphis buyer recently a
number of beef cattle. He has a
large amount of pork ready for
market.
Our farmers know full well the
value of taking time by the fore
lock. Notwithstanding the sudden
cold spell, they are busy fencing
and cleaning off new ground.
Miss Wilma Galloway is contem.
plating entering school at Franklin
Institute after the close of our
school, which is progressing very
nicely under the efficient manage.
ment of Miss Mary Franklin. Ii
reopened January 28th, having
been discontinued for quite a mum.
Der of days. RusseiPs also reopen.
ed at the same time.
Miss Sallie Kearney closed hel
schoo at Alexander's last month.
Miss Maggie Ray closed hel
school at Turkey Springs, in the
10th district, on the ninth instant.
Misses Rose and Tennie Dowdy,
of Turkey Springs, were recent Wis
itors to our district.
A. w. Jacobs was here recently
on business.
Mesdames J. II. Fortune and
Martha Macon visited the family OF
Mr.. Ed. Sparkman not long since.
MINIMUM.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
TEAGUE.

TEAGUE.
Mr.. Solomon Lany and family
visited relatives here Saturday.
Mr.. @. E. Robinson recently sold
some pork in Jackson.
j. Z. Conner visited Toone Tues
day.
Mr.. J. G. Moody, Jr., an enter
prising farmer, has moved to the
Whiteville neighborhood.
Mr.. Sam Moody and Miss Pearl
Young were recently united in mar
riage.
Elder Mahaffey filled the pulpit
here Sunday. A large and appre-
ciative congregation was present.
We are sorry to state that Mr..
John Marsh and family have been
quite sick. We are glad to learn
that they are improving.
We are glad to report that Mr..
n. Glidewell, one of our old and
highly respected citizens, is better.
Our roads have been considerably
washed by recent heavy rains.
RAMBLER.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16

hardly realizing what was
done, he says. Kavanaugh
then ran out excitedly, and
when he looked toward the
executive building the men
were gone. He says he can
identify the tall man, as he
saw him passing through the
corridor of the State House
a few days before.
The detectives think this a
splendid clue, and say they
know the man Kavanaugh
saw, and that he is from
Eastern Kentucky, but will
not disclose his name. Not
much credence is placed in
the theory of finding the bull
let which felled Goebel i'm
bedded in tree trunk in the
State House yard, as there
had been a great deal of
shooting since the soldiers
were encamped there. There
may be a dozen bullets in the
tree.-Special to Nashville
Banner.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
Pointed Paragraphs.

Extremes frequently beget limi-
tations.
Hope is believing that the I'M
expected will happen.
a woman doesn't appreciate a
straight tip on her bonnet.
Many an unfair woman has a
light complexion.
Diplomacy is merely the art of
concealing our dislikes.
Don't believe all the evil things
you hear about yourself.
Some men give up solid comfort
in exchange for liquid comfort
knowledge is power, but some
times a man has power and doesn't
know it.
A woman invariably puts her best
foot backward when she gets off
car.
Unless you make up your mind to
do a thing the chances are you will
never do it.
A man knows lots of other men
who dislike him, but what he
doesn't know is why.
Unless a man has an exceptionally
good memory he will never become
a successful liar.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16

There is no better medicine for
the babies than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It's pleasant taste
and prompt and effectual cures make
it a favorite with mothers and
small children. 1t quickly cures
their coughs and colds, preventing
pneumonia or other serious con-
sequences. 1t also cures Group
and has been used in tens of thous-
ands of cases without a single failure
so far as we have been able to learn.
1t not only cures Group, but when
given as soon as the croupy cough
appears, will prevent the attack.
In cases of whooping cough it lique-
ties the tough mucus, making it
easier to expectorate, and lessons
the severity and frequency of the
paroxysms of coughing, thus de-
priving that disease of all dangerous
consequences. For sale by w. J.
Cox, Bolivar; J. w. Nuckolls,
TOone.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
GOebel'S Assassin.

Frankfort, Ky, February
13.-Assistant State Libra
rian Frank Kavanaugh says
he was standing in his office
at the window when Goebel
was shot and a tall, smooth
shaved, well-dressed man, with
a Winchester rifle, standing
in the west door of the exec
cutive building. The stranger
was stationed just at the top
of the steps, half inside the
door. On the steps below
him were two other rougher-
looking men, with pistols.
.Kavanaugh turned in that
direction after Goebel fell,
only hearing a slight sound,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
FOREST HILL.

Out in these diggins we are hav-
ing an abundance of rain.
Sidney" has had the measles.
He is up again, but not well.
Mr.. J. S. Lambert and wife Wis
tied Mr.. J. r. Holmes and family
Saturday night.
There are only seven cases of
measles at DR.. Doris.
| herewith submit the following
poem for "Conrad's" inspection and
criticism. The contributors are
named in the order of their great
ness, according to "Sidney's" judg-
ment:
The first and greatest name that shall appear on
the list,
will name "Uncle Moses" first, cause of his
power to whisp;
Next cause of the ma! Ia! that breaks now and
then,
Because Miss Lucy, his best girl, gives him music
of her chin.
Next in order shall name is ''Mr. Evergreen"
lie is one of the great men among the has beens"
1 think he is much advanced in age,
Yet that does not keep him from being a sage
Next in order I shall name is uncle ''Sillie Bill"
Because he makes such grand display at will,
OF his confectioneries and show case niceties,
OF little dolls and dogs and cats. Oh such fancy
candies.
Next in order is Minimum with reports to give
OF how 'Sillie BiIP' makes fancy shows such pres
ents for money he gives,
OF Vaughan's school house and neighborhood,
OF great men like himself and Robin Hood.
Next comes Conrad" great and grand,
Classed among the poet band,
With huency in prose, with rhyme in verse,
Having other writer's at his approach to dispense.
Next comes "Edythe" with longing desires
Like those sturdy Pilgrim sires,
To have with Sidney argument
the century's advent.
Here comes sidney" loaded to brim,
With arguments for "Edythe's' chin;
So come on, "Edythe," with argument strong,
And see to which century this year doth belong.
SIDNEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16

IT will be remembered that
some time ago the BULLETIN
advised those who had cotton
for sale to hold it, if possible;
that on account of the short
crop and the demand for the
staple we believed the price
would advance. Those who
needed the advice profited
thereby. We understand
that the cotton acreage in
Hardeman will be largely in
creased this year. At pres
ent prices, eight to eight and
one-half cents, our farmers
can afford to raise cotton; but
who knows what the price
will be in the future? Sup
ply and demand govern
prices. We would most re-
spectfully suggest to our far
mers that they scatter ''hog
and hominy'' along with the
cotton.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
CRAINESVILLE.

Notwithstanding the fact that
several of our pupils have been sick
of measles, the Academy still wears
a crown of success, and we are
proud to learn that those who have
been sick will soon be ready to re-
enter school.
Mr.. Charlie Hornsby pays the
Forest Hill vicinity an occasional
visit. What has your mind at
tracted?
A word to the "Quack:" 1t is
with unbounded felicity that we re-
ceive the glad tidings that there is
"tender feeling" in your cline for
us. Perhaps we will make a sue
cinct investigation, and if you have
not exaggerated, we will be forced
to succumb to the attraction.
Misses Laura and Marie Hornsby
were pleasant visitors at the Acade-
my recently.
We suggest that some goth CEN
fury advocate open an argument
with "Edythe," as Sidney has
measles.
This scribe was most pleasantly
entertained last Sunday evening by
Mr.. X. E. Hornsby, Sr. Mr.. Horns
by is not only an interesting con-
versationalist, but is one of Harde-
man County's best citizens.
We suggest that ''Franklin" fur
nish Conrad" with a spicy poem,
as "Sidney'' is living too far in the
goth century, and "Edythe's" 10th
century poems would not suit his
age.
Miss EIma Mitchell closed very
beneficial term as teacher of Hatch
lie Academy last Friday. Miss
Mitchell s.a fine teacher and has
made many friends while here.
We wonder if "Sideburns" has
been stolen? When last heard
from he was going in the direction
of Mr.. John Rocks. "Sideburns''
has been so badly infatuated with
one of Pine Tops fair young ladies
that his case has really grown sus-
picious.
Miss Marie Hornsby is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Tom Macon, of
the Middleton neighborhood.
UNCLE Moses.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
Injunction is Denied.

Cincinnati, Feb. 14.-In
the Circuit Court of the
United States Judge Taft
this afternoon denied the
motion for a preliminary in
junction in both of the cases
from Kentucky.
In addition to the attor-
neys in the cases, most of
the members of the bar of
Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport were present, and
the courtroom was unable to
hold all others waiting adj
mission. Judge Taft COM
pleted the delivery of opinion
at $50 p. M, and occupied
less than half an hour in de-
livering almost 1000 words.
While the court held that
no injunction would issue
under these bills, yet it also
held that after the cases had
been heard in the State courts
they could get in on error
for review in the United
States Supreme Court.
After the decision was an
nOunced former Gov. Bradley
and his associate counsel an
nounced that they were I'M
able to state what would be
the next step of the Repub-
lican State officers of Ken
lucky. Counsel for the plain
tiffs held a long consultation
in the law library after the an
nouncement Of the decision
Gov. Bradley and his associ-
ate counsel after their con-
sultation said they had no
doubt either of the ultimate
possibility of a hearing of
these cases in the United
States Court as indicated by
Judge Taft or of the final re-
suit, but at present counsel
could not say what would be
the next procedure.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16
HOSPITAL JOTTINGS.
DISTRICT NO. IA.

Good morning, "Uncle Moses. .
l for one will agree with you on
the century question. The goth
century will not begin until Jan
uary l, 1901.
Misses Susie and Sallie Granger,
two of our most charming young
ladies, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. w. A. Walton.
Miss Edna Walton, Of District
No. l6, spent the day pleasantly
with her uncle, Mr.. W. A. Walton,
of our district, recently.
Mr.. A. j. Walton was in Bolivar
the 9th on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Owens paid
flying visit to their brothers,
William and G. r. Owens, of the
9th district recently.
Lost, strayed or stolen-Mr.
John Kay. When last seen or
heard from, was near Mr.. J. w.
Changers.
Mr.. A. D, Walton, of the 10th
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16

Gov. MCMILLIN has made
up his mind" to deliver a
speech at Pulaski on the first
Monday in March, at which
time he promises to express
to the people of Tennessee
his intentions in regard to
the gubernatorial and senate
rial questions.