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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09
GORGoN's HEAD BANQUET.

The Gorgeous Head Banquet was held
on Thursday night, and was most
elegant affair. The souvenirs were gold
hair fasteners Each girl was also pre-
scented with large bunch of American
Beauties.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09

IN vs@ ummm "A Morphine anu WhisSey hab-
W @&W%EW IN its treated without pain or
confinement. Cure guarSn-
KfA teed or ne pay. Is II. VEAL,
III NEHHME Mau'gr Litha springs Sau-
~ u Is &N& itarium, Bcz j. Austel, Ga
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09
REFLECTIONS OF
THE REUNION
add to the comfort or pleasure of tn,

Continued from Ninth Page.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09
T. N, E.

The T. N. E. german was on Thurs
day morning and the souvenirs were
golf hat pins, with the badge of the
T. N. E.-scull and bones-and the date
on the back of the golf sticks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Socialism Not Anarehy

Ex-senator Mandcron gives Il "a
bis opinion that anarchy aud socialism
must be stamped ont. The trouble
with Ex-senator Henderson Ia that be,
like thousands Of others, falls to dis
linguish the sweeping and fundamental
difference between anarchy and So
eialism. The two are as radically
different e. darkness and light, II Is
not compliment 10 the information
Of the general public that tho terms
are 80 persis,ently confused. AnaTeh-
ists would destroy all government;
socialists seek the very opposite. An.
aFchists would have government do
nothing; socialists would have gov
ernmenl so enlarged tina, Il would d..
rect and control great business aetiv-
lilies now carried on by private indl,
yiduals. Anarchists despise the fran
chise; socialists believe that the intel.
ligeui ballot Is the one great hope Of
society. II 10 high time that men
learned to distinguish between the two.
The Commoner Is not an advocate Of
socialism, bat 1t wants ils readers TO
know the difference between socialists,
who favor extending the scope Of the
government, and the anarchist, who
wonld destroy all government aud
seeks to gain that end by the knife.
tho bullet and The torch.--The Gem
mOner.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Order of Publication.

county Of 81. Frsincois. IS.
In the Circuit Court, November Term. 1901 4,
stats of Missouri a; the rvis;ion ana 10 the
usS OF Frank kleharslsoa, Collector Of the
revenue Of ~. Francois connty, T'a,
W. q. Perriu. Defendant.
NOW at this day comes the Iaalnttfg
~ herein By her attorneys, Pfpkin n
s,,a.,t,, anu n,es hsf pst,iion ana anannyi.
ant W.. y, Fefriil 10 not f~6tdent OF thr
state OF Missouri; whereapgn, u 10 or1er~d
oy ths Clerk 10 vacattoE, that said defend
has coasmsass2 suit axsias s sim IN iSis
Court, tire OBJECT and general nature Of
which u 10 enforca the coiisction OF hack
taxes dur the county OF 80. Francois aud
isssi 1850 and lac. alsounting tn all 10 $40. ~,
on delinquent and forfeited lands described
IS follows, to-wts' Part noFtheas; quarter
ssrtion 2, township ~, rnrEe 9, containing
~. Francois and state Of Missouri and shat
unless the saio W. q. Fefrtli b. and appear
o. this Court, ~ the next term thnrsos. 10
the city OF Farminatou, 10 said eouniy, on
tha eisssnth day o. November next. and
On oe fssfore the ffks day OF said terus, n
the term shall % long contines-and not
answer or plead 10 thu petition In szid
cause, the same win be- taken nB confessed
and Judgment VIII be rendered accordingly
And u II further orti1rcd that a COPY here
OF be published, according 10 law, In The
fnrminHtnn Tines, newspaper published
In said county OF ~. francois, for four
weeks succpssively. publiahed at fcast once
week. the last insertion 20 be al least af.
days before tho nrst day Of said next No
Fcmher term Of this Court.
!. q, WILLIAMS. Ctrenit CLERK.
by q, T. wILKAos, Deputy.
A true cory from the record.
.,...... Witness my hand. and the seal
r OF the Circuit Court OF 81 FRAN
: coils county. this nd day OF Au.
'''''''' gust, is0i.
j, q, NiLI.IAMa, Circuit Clerk.
iiy q. 7 WILSON. ID. q.
SepleiubeT ~, iapi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Order of Publication.

state OF Missoori, L..
County Of ~. fFnncois,
In the Circuit couri. November Term, 1901.
state OF Missouri at the relation End to tho
use OF frank hichanison, Collector OF this
revenue OF st. Francois County, r'n.
Michael Martin Defendant.
Nov NJ tins day comes tho I1ainttfY
~ herein, hy her attorneys. p1pkin a
sSinks and nlcs her petition and affidnyit,
Michal Martin Is not resident of the state
OF Missouri wheFoupon. II II ordered by
tse Clerk 10 vacation. that said Defendant
be notified by qualification that Plaintiff has
commenced n suit against him In this court
the object and general nature OF which IL
To enforce the collection OF back taxes due
tn" county Of ~. Francois and state OF Mis-
souri, Tor tho years TO-, 1877. tH@, lgs and
100, amounting IN all to G.fn. on tho FOL.
lowing described delinquent and forfeited
lands, 10 wit Al OF this northwest qiis ster
OF section twenty TWO ga township tssrty-
acres lying and being In said county Of -
fmncnis ana state Of Missouri. and that
unless The said Michael Martin be and ap'
pear Mt THIS Jourt, at the next term there
OF, 10 D. b, gun ana held nj tho Court House
Ia the city 81 Pennington, on the eleventh
day OF november next, ana on or before
the firat DAP Of said term. ~ tho term shall
- tong cnntinus-and n not, then on or
before the last day Of said teTm--hnswef or
plead 10 the petition In said cause, the
same viii bg taken MS confessed, and jutK-
mcnt viii b. rendered accordingly
And II Is further ordered, that copy
hereof he published. according 10 law, IN
ihc fnTmlngton Times. newspaper pub
liahrd In said county OF ~ Francois, tor
four weeks sucrrssiyoly, published al least
once q week the last insertion TO be at least
nfteen days issfOYe the nrst dag Of said next
November term 81 this Court
} q. NtLlIAHs. Circuit Ctert.
ny &. y. WILSON Deputy.
4 true copy from the record.
.,..-... witness my hand, and the seal
4 4 of tha Circuit Court OF ~. fTnne
." coils county. this ssth day Of Au.
'''''''' gust. 1901.
J. &. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
NY &, = WILSON. %. G.,
september "a. 1907.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Cholera 10 India.

People everywhere are acquainted
with the remarkable cures Of milder
forms Of bowel complaints effected by
the use of ChamberlAin's Collie, Chol-
era and DiarrbOea Remedy. Il lie not
generally known, however, that this
remedy has proved very successful In
tho treatment Of Asiatic cholera aud
Is now sold and used all over India.
MB. Sd. l.. Hiscoeks, writing from
Claer Road, Byeulla, India, says; al
have used a good many bottles Of
Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera aud Di-
arrhoea Remedy, and have found 1t
Invaluable as a cure as well as n pre-
vcutalive Of choierA. So far bare
never known IL TO fall Il given In the
early stages. ~ tOr sale by City Drug
Store,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17

When Auditor Albert O. Aliens
statement of the States finances for
the last thirty years and It's present
condition is ready for the public,
which will not be long, you can bank
on It's correctness. Albert IS himself
an expert accountant, but before Civ
Ing out his statement, he has secured
tho services Of several disintercssed
expert accountants TO go over the
books aud his figures, 50 as TO make
assurance doubly sure. The Rcpub-
lican papers know that the States
finances have been well and honestly
handled, but, getting their cue from
the Globe Democrat, they are so given
to ialsifying everything pertaining to
the subject that they would question
the truth from whatever source II
might emAnaie.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17

The silver question as set forth In
the Kansas City platform, and about
which It's opponents arc having 50
much to say for fear II may be rei'er-
atcd In the next national platform Of
the party. may not be the paramount
issue in is04--intleed, We do not be-
lievo Il will b. unless some other very
important questions are settled before
that lime---but II is mighty sound doc
srino and a good thing TO keep stand.
Ing in the platform. Ono thing is
pretty certain, no man who helped TO
knife the Democratic party in 1895
and 1900 because Of the iAsue Of BIZ
mclaliism on the historic ratio is going
to receive the united support of the
party as a leader In 1904.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Trustees Sale.

whereas Thomas ]. Woodward and Mar.
EriTaf his Wife ng their csrtaid deed OF
irast, dated ths third day OF October.
iest. and Tecorsied In the Recorders once
OF ste. Gonrvievs county, Missouri. In deed
book ~ az page asl, conveyed to the un.
dcrsiSned Trustee ths following described
real estate. situate, lying and being IN the
county OF ste. Genevisve and state a Mis-
THAT part or portion OF survey 40. s4s
survey was c0nfirnei 10 Asfnins ara Jossi,h
Eiiiars. which lies within thu futlowinE
bounds. asmsIl BEGINNING nt the south
east corner OF the itortheasa quarter Of sain
survey. and running thence nofth~nrtiy
with the eastern boundary line of saId sur.
way To the autstlttaN corner uf d tract OF
land sold ~ johnson u. clnrdy 10 one DAw.
north - degrees west o. chains ami ~ links
10 the sonthNexs corner OF said Dawson
tract 81 land, thence south ne chains 20
s.na 'n,r'ncsg nwasd TX one chaaycll 20 =
oak hearfnK tree, thence south a. degrees
sasS with snid line o.. 20 chains 10 ths point
OF oesinnins, being the same tract OF land
wife Martha Freenan, ~ deed barring
date 18th dap OF Mhrch. tSss. OF record 10
volume l.. pagss SO .. os the land record
Of said county OF ste. tscnexievc, and
somstinss passing 1aasr tho nauas Of the
sresman piaew or tarm; excepztnE fvnA
said portion Of said survey and from tho
operation Of this CONVEYANCE sixty acres
eel thereof sold AMI conveyed by these
xrnutors 20 Tmlnmachus Rarton, on or
about ths isssi t;ssy vi Enrrfl, iNis, ny tirei
fru9n Watson Mccormick and wife OF that
date, to which rsfcrpnee tsshere made for n
fuller description OF said siuty acre tract So
excopfed. and at the premises hereby CON
vsyet; said portions OF land conveyed By
this deed being the residue os said survey
ana containing uy vstiptefiun and meas
urcment one hundred and fifteen acres.
and 10 the same tract Of land conveyed by
watson Mccormick and wife 10 said Thomas
y. Woodward, ny deed dated D@cemhsr ~.
usnsFtsvc county. IN book No. 7g. AZ page
CD, TO which due reference r. here made.
which said ronseyauce was made IN trust
10 secure the payment % o certain prninis.
snsy note L. said deed OF trust described.
ana whereas ny the terms % said deed OF
trust said note = past due ant remains I'M
paid, ana wfssrnas the aaid Thomas J..
woodward has boen daceAsee. tnore than
nine months. now, therefore. IN accord
unce with the provisions OF said deed of
trust, and nf the request Of the legal hold.
will.
On Thursday, October 81, 1901,
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN tho
forenoon and fyp O'Clock IN thu afternoon
OF that day. al the south front door OF the
COURT House. IN the CITY Of Pennington.
County Of 81. Francois and state ~ Mis-
souri,, sell Rt public auction 20 the highest
bidder, for cash. the foregoing Described
real estate. 10 satisfy said note aud tho
costs OF executing this trust.
LUTHER Y. PIERS. Trustee.
October 10, Isoi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri. Ia.
County OF ~. frnnrois,
In the Circuit Court. November Term, 1901
State OF Missouri at the relation and to the
use OF Frank Richardson, Collector az the
revcnus OF 81. FTaBcols County, PT'n.
James X. Going. Defendant.
NOw at this day Comes tho Plaintiff
~ herein, IVY her attorneys, ripkin a
kwlnk, and flleA her petition and afffdayif,
ant. James ". tioinE. Is not a resident OF
the state Of Missouri: wheEeupnn, II Is or
by the CLERK OF this Court Ia vacation. that
sad Defendant be noiined by publication
that p1aiBtifr has commenced q suit against
him In this Court, the object and general
nature OF which Il o. enforce the collection
OF back taxes due The county OF ~. Fran.
cots ana the state Of Missouri for the years
iwa, iNg7, is.s. isyl ana 1900. amounting IN
all tus8.ai, on the follow inr Gpgcrihcd dc
linlurnt aud forfeited lands tp-wit ~
acres. east half ot lots ana In northeast
quarter. section rive. township thirty four,
range I'VE. and the northeast qnarter %
scrtioA ave, township thirty four, range
I'VE, lying and being IN said ~. Francois
county ana state Of Missouri and that IN
less the said James x. Going he aud appear
AZ this Court, a. the next term thereof 90
b. begun ana holden NJ the Court House IN
the city ni Pennington, In said county, on
tho eleventh day Of November next, ana
on OF bvfurc the FIRST day thereof. II the
term shall 40 long continue-and n not
then beturt ~" last day OF said trrln-ant
swer or plead ~ the petition In said cause.
the SAM will b. taken as confessed. ana
Judgment win ba rendered accordingly.
Ana Il II further ordered that a copy
h0ro0i be published. according 10 law, In
TIE fnTmlngtnn Times. n newspaper pub
lishcd In said county ui -. Francois, for
four weeks sutcessivcly, published NJ least
once week the last insertion to- bc ut least
fifteen days before the iirst DAY Of said next
November term Of this CouTt.
J. G.. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
Hy &. 4, NiLksON. Deputy.
A true copy from the rccOp'i.
........ Witness my hL 1 and the seal
of the Circuit Court 81 ~. IRAN.
" co.'s county, this nth day OF Au-
'''''''' gust. i1ni
!, &. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
liy G Y. WILSON, D. e.
September u. 1871,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17

Among all the confusion, prejudice
and conflicting testimony brought out
In the Schley Court Of Inquiry iuvss-
tIgaiion by the prosecution, one fact
stands out bold and clear, and that is
that Admiral Schley's flag ship, the
Brooklyn, did more effective fighting
in the destruction Of the Spanish fleet
a, Santiago than any other vessel.
Whatever may have been his apparent
shortcomings prior to tho engagement,
off Cieutucgo or anywhere else in the
campaign, he was right there at the
right time and scored victory Of
which the American Navy has reason
to be proud. In attempting to smirch
his character as a commander, the
whole Navy suffers in the estimation
Of the people.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri, -
Cuunty OF -. francois
In the Circuit Court. November Term. 1891.
state Of Missouri ex rel aud 10 The use
Of Frank Richardson, Collector OF tho
revenue Of ~ francois County, If'n.
Unknown heirs Of David X. Prrry man. NJ.
known heirs 81 Mason frisssll, unknown
heirs Of Israel NeGpdy, Defendants.
NOV nj thls day eames the I1alntifT
1N herein by her attorneys. p1pkin a
swinE. and files her edition and afAdAylI
alleging among other fhinga ieal Defend.
ant unknown heirs of navld X. PeTrymAn.
unknown heirx Of Mason Vriayeil and un.
Known heirs Of israel ActlrAdy. as far as
she has been ahia 10 ascertain. are not res.
dents OF tho state OF Missouri; whercppon
II Is ordered by the CleFk OF THIS Court lD
vacation, that said Defendants be notified
by publication that Plaintiff has CON.
nencsd q suit against them Ia this Court,
the object and general nature of which is
Tor the collection OF hack thaes on delin.
and state OF Missouri. and due The said
state and county, for the years lses, 1887
iS@, isse and isoQ. amounting in all 90 $40 81.
sah land being dstcrtbed as follows: south
part OF the east half ofths northeast quarter
Of sec ". twp -, rge.A containing 70 ncren
1Fiaintin states that she verify believes
there are persons Interested In the subject
matter OF this petition whose names ehs
cannot insert tharsin because unknown TO
her. AMI that they have an interest ms heirs
OF navtd ". Perry man. Mason Frissell and
ltiAei Hchfhuf. anu usfINGl as hHtra OF
David n. Perry man. Mason FrisSeli and Is.
rasi MctrAdy, as Ear as hsr knowledge az,
teads, and would pray the Court, tE vacs.
ton. n make an order of publication as In
case Of non rcsidsntsI; anu that unless the
said unknown heirs OF David X. FsFrymna,
and unknown hoifs OF Mason Frissen and
unknown heirs Of Israel MeGrndy ba aud
appear at this Court. Of the next term
thereof, 10 be begun and holden nt the
Court HOUSE IN the city Of Pennington, In
said county. on the eleventh day of kovum-
Der next, and on OF before the first day OF
Sain term, II the term shall 50 long con.
tinue--and n not then on or before the last
dag Of said terfn-answer or plead TO the
petition IN said cause, the same win be
taken az confessed, and Judgment VIII be
renaFed accurdinEly.
Ana II Is further ordered that n eopT here
OF be published, according TO law. in The
FaTmInEtnn Times, d Newspaper published
in said county of ~. frnnuoie, fur four
weeks sassce&sIvsiy. published at least once
q week. the last insertion TO he Mt least Of,
isen Days before tho arsf day OF said next
November term Of this Cuurt.
J. q. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
ny q r. wiLasoH, Dt paty.
A true copy from the record.
....,..sf Witness ny hand and this seal
- /: OF the Circnit Court OF 81. Fran.
co.'s county, this 18th day OF An.
80. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
10y q. II. wtLEsnS, ID. g.
september II. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Order of Publication.


County Of - Fmncois,
In the Circuit Court. November Term, igat
state of Missouri at the rotation and to the
usn Of Fnnk Richardson, Collector Of the
revenue OF 81. Francois CsSslty. n'n,
aus,avuS slibsrberg, Defendant.
Nov at this day comes the Fiaih,In
~ herein by her attorneys, TTpkir e
swlnk, and giles her petition and affidavit,
alleging among other things that f,pfend
OF the state Of Missouri: whereupOn. Il is
ordered By the Cierk In vacation, that said
Defendant no notified by publication that
ria is has com nm suit aEalnst him
turs Of which is 10 enforce the coiisction OF
back taxes due the county Of IT. francois
and etnte Of Missouri for the years les.
1871 tHs. iaa0 ana 1891. Amounting IN all 81
sls.7a, on the following deseribsd doiir !.
qncnt and forfeited iands. e. -: west
half OF northwest quarter, and west half
Of southwest quarter. OF section u, town:
acres, lyinE and h~sng ~ the eosnty at st.
Frvnccis ana state OF Missouri; a.ad that
anisss the said Gasfavus s1iberisesn be and
.. 's ~ s no me s, nss !, ss rs
Court House IN the city of Warrington, In
said county. on the eleventh day Of koyesn.
her next. and 81 or before the ftrst day OF
said term. ~ the term shall 10 long con
tiune--and u not. then on or before the last
day OF said tsrn--answer or plead Ia the
petition In said cause. the same win be
taken as confessed, and Judgment will be
rendered accordingly.
And u Is further ordered, that q copy
hereof be published. according TO law, In
fhe Pennington Times. y newspaper pab.
llshsd tn said county OF 81 Francois, for
four weeks successfully. published ut least
once q week the last Insertion 10 DO at least
fifteen days before the first 1sy of sAld next
November term OF this Court.
j. q. WILLIAMS. Circuit Cierh.
ny q. Y. EILAs0N. Deputy.
A true copy from the record.
........ Witness ray hand, and the seal
- OF the Circuit Court OF 81. Fran.
co.'s county, this nth day OF Au.
..--'s'' Ktset, fg0f.
SO. WILLIAMS, Circuit Ciera.
by q. y, WILSON, ID. q.
September n, 1851.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
Trustees Sale.

whereas, VIM. n. Ferry aud Cora Perry
his wife, by their certain deed of trust
dated tho frst dag OF Octossrr, 1909, and
recorded In the Recorders once OF NJ 4.
Francois county. Missouri. In book O., at
paEo 7fT. conveyed 10 the undersigned
trustee the following Described real estate
and improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being In the county II ~. franeols and
state OF Missouri, to-wit;
All OF lot 4. hlurk Y, leased from 81. Louis
smelling and hefauing Company ns shown
on their private map.
Which said conveyance was made IN
trust TO secure the payment OF q certain
prumissory note In Aaid deed describcc I.
and whereas by the terms OF said deed OF
trust said notes are past due and reinain
unpaid. now therefore, in accordance
with the provisions OF said deed Of trust /,
and Of the request OF the iegni holder Of
snid notes. viii. on
Thursday. October 18th. 1901.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon aud I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon
Of that day, at the south door OF the Court
House In the city 81 gaFnninEtnn. In said
county OF ~. Francois and Btete OF Mis.
souri,. soil nt public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, oil the right. title aud IN
forest Of the sasa VIM, n. Perry and Cora
Perry his vile In aud TO the above de-
BcRibed real estate and improvements
thereon. to satisfy anid note and the cost
OF executing this trust.
JhFF n. HIGHI.EY, Trustee.
September ~, 100.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17

Henry Bollingcr and Ernst Thomp-
son were hauling load of wood near
Gray's Point on the 4ih, ~hen the
horses took fright and ran away.
throwing both boys out. Bollinges
was 80 severely injured thai 10 soon
died. aud Thompson was ALEC very
seriously injured.
A wild auinai Of some kind h roaE;s-
Ing around Ia Washingsou eoEssy, and
The farmers ~ho hare seen h think h
= sn inimensc black bear.
The Poplar Bluif Citizen says u
ho3ds its EhoriH's sales, with which
The pspsr has besa filled for several
wssks, It ~, 500.
Tho censua n Fsederiekiown il
s.cSs instead ~ t,t7s. . nsw soans
Ms rnsds Last wesk.
CanthsssifIs 4 sson 10 hsys ! nas
usw ufeg1 kense.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17
SOUTHEAST POLITICS.

Judge james d. Fox was in Charles.
ion last week, and in interview with
q representative Of the Enterprise 1.
reported to have said; Twill possibly
be candidate for Supreme Judge. ]
Aave 80 many profiers Of support that
do not a. this time very well sec
how / can escape the effort to secure
the honor"
The Enterprise, commenting on the
interview, says: "The candidacy OF
Judge Fox--for we take It that be will
be a candidaio---will complicatc affairs
political 10 Southeast Missouri to an
extont unthought Of a while back
For the Supreme Judgship Judge j,
l.. FUrt OF Dexter seems to have a very
strong following, and 1t was the hope
Of bis friends that be would 60 before
the Judicial convention with a solid
Southeast behind him. Judge Fox's
entrance ia tho race indicates that he
has followers also. Added TO this Is
the probable candidacy of Prof. Henry
Of Madison couug--Judge Fox's
eounty--for State superintendent Of
Public Schools. n seems to be- under
stood now thss he aill be candidate.
Politicians and others Interested may
solve for themselves tho problems thus
presented: What effect will Prof
Heny's candidacy have upon that of
Judge Fox' What effect viii the
candidacy Of both these gentlemen
have upon that Of Judge Port'"
We suggest that Ii might have the
effect Of putting the Southeast ''in the
soup" Judge port, frum all we hare
been able TO learn OF him. Is clean
man, man Of the people, an able
lawyer, and has proved himself ON the
bench a conscientious jurist Of no
mean ability. His candidacy has been
received with unusual favor through
out tho Southeast, and II Il we're not
for the "dog In tho mangsr'' spirit
that h altogether too prevalent In pol-
Isics In This part af tho State. would
have good show Of securing ono Of
the nominations for Judge Of the su-
premc Court. Whether well founded
or not. there b a suspicion ia the
Pablic mind that Jadgs Fox b too
slo,siy sliisd with tbs political com
tins sid 70 sxise In the Ssase party |
ss1snizasisa ~ wiaA ~ corporations
~ ~ sasdida~y y nsse VIA gss-ii
sral tsvue snese H. pools.