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GERTRUDE MYHER. Oreatest NV
nE 'iaHfoyant Leland. bis ID av.
rloranoa Marvin. II years seattle 3
prppheteHai 1908 firHt. near = ..
MRS IfG&BEHHoN. rlnirvoynnt.
rehdlngs o. Nsndame, lslt il az.
cLorHES CLEANING.
BEATfLE CiotheH .proaaiuE %.
clothes IN shape gi.h0 month. dye
iug repairing 1901 Ord. sun 1904
HfGiIEaT prices for aston cloth
Ing DIVE Taylor 10 stan Boyd bid
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
block ] ~ Dawson. munger.
oENrlsrs.
a " PHILLIPS. 81 Houssy BLK.
chicago Dental 90. Ga Hneidey.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
~ bAkcfNG LEaaORs = tz.b0
Ladies' and gentlemen joining our
opening classes for beginners nov,
Monday and Friday evenings az
80. Guarantee waltz. 2 step and
hil tile latest BALL room dances.
Extremely low rate for gentlemen
who can take lessons az once.
Exclusive private lessons daily at
Wilson Dancing Academy Hnuke
block. Pike street. Circulars mail
"a free. Genttlc'a leading dancing
school.
MIl and Mrn Llttle'a Academy. de-
pertinent dancing. physical cul-
ture 1tz Madia0n bet 5rd and Ath.
DREssmAkERs.
FOR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call M Lamb Sisters. $40
sil Collins block
Mime. Mufiel akirta faced and bound.
1880 m 20 3 pm % Mcdonald bk
NINE SMITH modists. Hinekisy.
LYNCH 4 sfiAW. 81 Halter BldR.
oYEiEo AND CLEANING.
PARTISAN DYE WORKS We
call for. clean. press and deliver
your clothes. Express order Civ
en prompt attention lils ist ave.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning MS 20 ave Tel Main ~
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
ERICKSON a WYMAS co. manu-
facfure and repair electrical app
paraiuH 1914 West nv. Main. as.
ENGRAVING.
SEATTLE Engraving 60. high grade
printing uiaten Hiuekiey block.
FiNANeiAL-wsntsc 10 Borrow.
WHY keep your money Ia hank
when Me can set you pr cent
on frat mortgage. Improved real
estate in the city Of Scatter Ger
man-American Investment Co. so
Third Ave. opposite public library
FINANCIAL.
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Vegetables

Potatoes. fi7.0OMis.00 per ton
beets, sl.25at. 80 sack: carrots, per
sack, 65n7sc, yellow Danver onions.
t3.50m425: lettuce. ti.b0nfG0 a case:
tufnips, s5495e: Hubbard squash.
~ use per 10. garlic. - ui0o. cab
bage. sf.s592 red. s22b 100-ibs: red
peppers. i0M1sc ID. husks. lbc; green
onions, 25c per dog. canlinower.
Si.10Hli0 per doz. celery, b0md0e
per doz. sweet potatoes, $500,
Spanish Chill pcppera. 30 a
ID; sauer kraut. 3n4c. cream
squash, ii.25mf50 per case. brussels
sprouts, sac per ID. California head
lettuce. 65d7bc: case artiohokes, 60
afae don; green peas. II ID; dried
hRs. cartons, e0e, fancy. Toe. Import
ed. 1bo. tomatoes. per case. Si.7bm2.
dates, 5m6c per 10; radiehes, 10 per
doz. rhubarb, 9QlOc per H. parsley.
Soc asparagus, 14mlbc; new pota-
toes. ~ 50ms.
Butter Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington creameriez.
pound prints, Csc; Eastern Iowa
and Elgln. 2ie. fresh ranch, i50fsc.
California creamery, 23c.
Cheese Native Washington, full
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the state OF Washington, In an
lex III. Graham. plaintiff, va Merst
Francis TrudeAu. defendant IA
81, asa. Summons by Publicstioa
The State Of Washington. 70 u
said Merle Francis Trudeau. defeni-
ant:
lou are hereby summoned 70 A.
pear within sixty days after ~
date OF the first puhlication 4
this summons. to-wit. within slxif
days after the 2bth day % February
1901, and defend the above snsttlH
action In the above entitled coar-
and answer the complaint az ~
PLAINTIFF, and serve copy Of wv
answer upon the undersigned o..
torneys for plaintiff. at their or
below stated. and In case Of yur
failure so TO do judgment viii =
rendered against you according
the demand Of the complaint vhhi
has been flied with the clerk Of 81
court.
The object OF tins action Is 20 -
tain n decree adjudging that the q
fendant Merle Francis Trudeau d
no right. title or interest In and =
the lands hereinafter described =
any part thereof: and that ~
plaintiff is the owner OF the Aa
and all OF IL In fee. and to have )
guardian ad Item appointed 20 ~
resent said defendant IN this actiua
and 10 have appointed a trustee y
carry out decree OF the court ~,
10 convey any interest OF the -
defendant In said lands TO the pisia'
tin in this action; and for such e,n.
er and further relief as 10 the cc1l
may seem equitable In the prenlssz
The lands above mentioned ~
described as follows. Lots one Y
and two 90 in block eleven (lu
Walla Walla addition 20 the ug
OF Seattle. in King County. state
Washington.
PETERS a POWELL.
Attorneys for Plalntl
+. .. address rooms 4 20 psxm
Horton Rank building. Seattle. Ais
County. Washington.
Date Of first publication. Feo'~
airy 2dth. 1901.
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DON Il BUY until YOU see our ilst.
II. III. Renick a Co.. 2iI-3ia Bailey,
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Foa SALE.

FOR SALE.
{ rooms. furniture new. rent tlt. for
si15. close IN. snap.
rooms. elpse ia. SO. cash $50. bal
aure on time.
20 rooms u furnished. housekeep-
ing. SO. rent 8Ats Enod location.
TATE a co. ga burke building
FOR sALE-scattle auction sale
sta bile. 1Gi2 Western avenue; tel.
Bun 1851. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at =. M. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. AN kinds %
goods sold on commission. NJ. j.
WALKER. auctioneer.
FOR sAI.E-Wine house in san
Francisco. old established. cen
traiiy located. large retail and
family trade. owner retires. About
$500. Address IS city Hall square.
near Market street.
SEED POTATOES = Early Rose.
fancy wen selected stock in large
or small quantities at $50 per ton.
HOFREtTER q CO. liis First aw
THE waidrip Oyster Co. on Flyer
dock have . complete set q draw
Ing instruments for sale at bar
gain.
FOR sale. cheap. new 7-room house,
81 Eround rent 23o2 EllLott ayenuc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BuTTERwoRTu & sons. embalm-
ors i4as-i42S Third. Tel. PIKE 40.
FURNACES.
FINLAY 8 RoBB. 1924 Third ave.
HEln NyANTEn
COOKS. Mattresses. second girls,
chnmhermaids. help Of all kinds.
Queen city Employment Co. Tel.
1901 iie5 Third avenue.
HELP WANTEo-FEMALE.
Profitable work. Si9h Pike. Douglas.
HELP WANTEo-FEMALE.
WANTED Apprentices 20 learn
Raughman's Glove Fitting Dress
Cutting system. Madam Muriel
IN the only teacher OF this system
in the city Easiest system taught.
Parlors 81 and 81 Mcponald block.
hotels. FURNISHED ROOMS.
GRAND PACIFIC Hotel-Iii5 First
ave-. house newly furnished. All
modern. prices moderate.
Hotel savoy--Rooms soc up s25 list.
BRONSON HOTEL. sos First Ave.
coNKLtN HOUSE. ililh Ard ave.
MUNRO House. glaa First avenue.
INSURANCE.
BURNS q ATKINSON, general in
suranee, 1874 Boston Block.
w V. Rinehart 4 Co. 500 N. Y. Blk.
LOANS AND INSURANCE.
JAMES HwELL-Loans. fire
ms, surety bonds. % Boston blk
JUNK.
SEATTLE JUNK co. pays highest
cash prices, prompt attention. 1909
Western ave. Phone Main 647.
ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest
prices; prompt Teturns No. I'LL
Western avenue. Tel Pike Ile.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
n I. MeALLAsTER. 5oa-l Pioneer.
MUSICAL.
W. F. MURDOCH. Instructor guitar
and mandolin. 1890 Holyoke block,
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W RAG foR and 5uILDERs.

EadLER & EGGLER, ilo9h Third.
CONT RAcIoR and BUILDERS.
i. NOGLEBEltG - Painting, paper
hanging, kalsomiming 1922 Pine.
sopERQu1sr a. ROSELEAs. shops
at 2is 900 Spring street.
j. II. SWIFT. house and sign paint
81. us Spring street,
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JOHN II. POWELL

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o.
the state OF Washington. In al
for the County of King. FTetg.
lex III. Graham. plaintiff, W.. Meris
Francis TrudsAu. defendant Ma
81 aha Sunmons BY Puhllcatl9a
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PETERS 4 POWELL. !.

AtIOTneYs TOT FIHIHt1l.
Il. -. address rooms 4 70 5 pskm
Horton Bank building. Seattle. hia
County, Washington.
Date Of first publication, Feof''
airy aath. 1901.
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W. II. MURDOCH, Instructor Ruita,
and mandolin. 1890 Holyoke block
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OLYMPIC Furniture st6rs. ~ =
ave. The cheapest place 10 -,
Zal- fuInlture ~ I'D kinds. r,oyss
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CITY WATER. Coo month. better
than well or bucket. See Hepler
a son, Columbia city. for city
water service wtth so lots. cot
lnges ared for hot and cold water.
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REAL aerArE-oon,l,a..

GttEES LAKE, rRopKBTv -
WHY paE rent when gu "a,
Green lake property On your ~ ~
fnfIuH ~ IVA
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REAL { sTAIE.

800 TO $3.50 for lots 40xitO feet each.
Two blocks from car line; city wa
ter and street to be graded marx.
ed and sidewalks laid at once on
easy payments. special terms to
those building.
fl2o TO N16 for acres In KeIsev's
brighton Beach acre tracts. close
TO kenton car line; good soil: well
settled neighhorhood: scent fare
aud 70 minutes ride from center
of town.
X. J. HUSTON SOS Bailey building.
III Me residence property i'm West
Seattle az from STb to $3.50 per lot.
must BEES cen TO be appreciated
Iau IN and let ms show YOU over
the property. STURTEVANT a
co, liz Columbia street.
DON'T BUY until YOU see cur iist
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT q
the state OF Washington, In 81
for the County Of King. In d.
matter Of the estate az Chsrirh
swasey. deceased. No. 37sk. ~
sfra IN Eraf4ts.r.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
SCHEDULE OF STEAMER HESS1E.
Steamer Hessie for Brunswick and st. Simon
Ter. In effect NAV d.
NOTICE OF REWARD.

l will pay a reward of
twenty-five dollars ($25) for
the arrest. with evidence
sufficient to convict, of the
person who threw a rock Or
other missil into the back
porch of my residence. $40
Richmond street. at about
half past eight o'clock on the
night of June 4th, 1901.
This reward is now On de-
post with the clerk of the
Superior Court of Glynn
county.
A. L. Franklin.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
Special Notice.

The attention Of the consumers of
water gas and electricity is called to
the yellow covered book of rates and
rules issued June 1st and it is asked that
they will acquaint themselves with its
provisions as said rules and regulations
will be enforced. Special attention is
called to the rules governing sprinklers
and to city ordinance No. 81, approved
May IA, 1900. fixing the time for using
them as between and 9 p. M. at any
one day and at no other time. Where
sprinklers are found running at any
other hours the inspector will cut off
water at once from the premises and o
charge of % cents must be paid before
1t will be turned son again. If same
sprinkler should be fund running q
second time the occupant of the premi-
sis will be put ON docket. There is
plenty Of water for all necess airy pur.
poses and for hours use of sprinkler,
which is considered liberal time, but
beyond that the supply will run
short and in event Of FIRE might cause
serious loss. 1t is hoped that this
warning will be needed -sprinklers
when allowed, are 30 allowed under the
rules and In conformity with the city
ordinance, fixing time at from 4 toe p.
m. Of each day and OF no other time.
Brunswick Light and Water Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

The following is a list OF letters re.
naming In the Post Office at Bruins
wick, Ga. uuclsimed, for the week
ending June Ssh. 1901.
G-Dook Gatlin, Mrs. E. C. Green,
Miss Mary Gansge.
H-Pleas Harris, Miss z .ffsth Hear
grove.
J-Miss Cha,tle James, VIM. Jackson
John ii. johnson.
K-Mrs. Francis King.
M-Miss Kid Montclair.
N-June Norman, Peter Norman.
P-Miss Della Blackmy Preacher, &.
w. Pinckard, Philip R. Pbilp..
S-HszeE-Sandtry.
T-Wm. Tucker.
W-Angelina Williams, Julia Wal.
ker.
Parties calling for any of the above
letters can get same by stating that
they We're advertised and paying one
cent.
Patrons of the office who have any
cause for complaint, or any suggestions
to make tending toward the improve
ment of the efficiency of the carrier OF
general service at the tffl5e windows,
will please call and confe- with me-.
1t is my purpose to make the service
at this ofiica Of the highest possible
standard.
ImaY add here for the banifi, OF those
living in the remote portions of the
CITY, that L have lot OF new letter
boxes on the way, which will be placed
at convenient places for those who
heretofore have net enjoyed the COR
venience Of letter box near by.
F. Moe. Brown, P. II.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICE

All bills against the British steam
ship Somerhill must be presented
at our Office by noon today or payment
thereof will bs debarred,
F. d. M Strachan & Co. Consignees
Jim Car er continues to please his
customers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
READY FOR GRIFFIN
Contin ned from page 1.

The hanging Will occur on the
coming Ffid sy, between the hours Of 2
and 4. 1t will be private, no one
except the sheriff and his aids and the
physicians and few others will be
allowed to witness the execution.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Mr. Nose Hlrsch is spending few
days in the city.
Justice Lsmbright's court lie in ses>
sion this week.
G. A. Steiner has put a new II horse
power engine 10 his water. boat.
Mr.. I. .-sho fog som time
was Manager OF the o. lsthorpe hotel,
is shaking hands with his many friends
In the city.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
SOCIETY NEWS.
Continued from first page.

Brunswick this summer, the guest OF
Miss RobeT ia Cook, at the home Of the
lst'er's aunt, Mrs, M. J. COlsoD, al her
home on Mansfield street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

ADVICE DON'T let Others bother
your clothes, Jim Carter is the only
first class clothes cleaner in the city.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Miss Betty Nightingale and Miss
Josephine du Bignon will spend the
summer 10 Knoxville, Tenn, the guests
ofMayor and Mrs. r. HuLer.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

DON'T FORGET that Jim Ca rter
the only place in town that you can
have your clothes dyed.
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where she will spend some time with

After q pleasant visit to friends in
Brunswick, Mrs. 8. Cargyle,has return
ed to Macon, where she will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. r. L.
Branbam.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Miss Fannie Symmes is at home from
school for the holidsys, to the delight
OF many friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

FOR rem TT room house 118 A st.
Apply to Johannessn & Larsen. 1w
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Soci sty, which held it's monthly meet
ing a few evenings ego, at the home Of
Ven. and Mrs. Harry Cassil, had IS its
subj cot, Resolved, that II Cuba applies
for statehood, che shall be admitted"
Affirmative, Alexander Cassil, Arthur
Charles Baumgsrtner; mega
tive, Richard Everett, john Ralston,
Arthur Russell. After an aDle and
discussion, the judges, Hon.
W. G Brantley, Ven, Harry Cassil
and Col. J. N, Bennett, decided in favor
of the negative. Delightful refresh
menis were served, and the members of
me society present were: Messrs.
John RalstoD, R'ohard Everett. Harry
Ev srett, Carl Bsumgsrtner, Charles
Baumgartner, G. A. MoCardle, Alex.
CassiI, Paul Morton, Ralph Wood,
Arthur Russell. Arthur RaeneY,
Many friends will be glad to know
that Miss Roberta Cook, who has
sted Brunswick on several occasions,
ls expected here this summer, he guest
of her aunt, Mrs. M. J. COlsoD. at her
h ms on Mansfield street.
There will be an important meeting
Of the Eastern SsAr Chapter this evens
ing, nthe Masonic Hall, at which all
members are requested to be present.
Mus. Allen Ley bourne and little son,
Master Edward left last night for
TOooa, where they will spend a part Of
ahe GUNNER, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D, Gale.
Mrs. M. ]. Colson leaves in a day or
two for St, Simon, where she will spend
short time.
After a short visit to Brunswick, the
guest Of Mrs. @ L. Elliot, Mrs. r, l.
Branham has returned to her home in
Macon.
Master Arthur Wright, of Albany, is
spending some time in Brunswick, the
guest of his brother, at the home II
Mrs. NJ S'spy, on Union street.
Mrs. Csrmbell Wylly and Miss
Elizabeth Wylly, of Dsrien. are spend
ing several uAys with friends in
Btunswiok.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Aiken and family
expect to move over to 81. Simon
today. where they will spend the
SKINNER, in their cottage near Retreat.
Mrs. Hugh Porter is welcom med back
among her many friends. after an
absence OF several weeks.
Mrs. A. o. Aease has return cd to her
home in Florids, after a visit to b uns-
wick, the guest OF Mrs. William Nc
Donald. at her home on Richmond
street,
MIsa Angels Stewart has returned to
her home on st. Simon, after year in
MilIedgeville. where she attended
school,
Miss Lola Moynelo has returned to
her home In Savannah, after q elight>
full visit to Brunswick, during which
she made lost of friends, the guest
of Mrs. s. c. Atkinson.
Many friends will be glad to know
that Miss Holt Brantley, who has been
seriously i'll in Valdosts, is much better,
and has been taken to Fort Vslley
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EPR,s;ixiI! $;;. e *:
AAAMM6cl
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Don't let anybody but Jim Carter
clean your clothes.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Miss Kathleen Norris, OF DArisn, is
expected in Brunswick shortly, to
spend several weeks with friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11
WILL MAKE EXTRA TRIP,

The steamer Hessie will make an
extra trip to s.. Simon today, leaving
at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

YOU'LL BE SURPRISED to see
how Jim Carter can improve that old
suit IL you let him have 1t to clean.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Many friends will be glad to know
that Miss Holt Brantley, who has been
seriously i'll in Valdosts, is much sitter,
and has been taken to Fort Vslley
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Miss Lola Moynelo has returned to
her home In Savannah, after u delights
full visit to Brunswick, during which
she made host of friends, the guest
of Mrs. 8. c. Atkinson.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-11

Mlsa Angels Stewart has returned to
her home on st. Simon, after year in
Miled geville. where she atten ded
school.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-09-26
MILFORD AND lis VICINITY.


Death of william u. Boslcr--An Escaped
Prisoner Hceapturcd.
special Correspondence OF Gnzette and journal.
Milford, Sent. 81. William ID. Fow-
Ter, former Justice Of the peaco and n
holder Of considerable real estate and
personal property, died Sunday. His
honlth had been poor Tor several years,
hur no was out Saturday night. Tho
deceased was 76 years of age He leaves
q wife and two sons, both of whom re-
side in Philadelphia. He WAS n life
long Democrat,
An important arrest was made here
Saturday night by Special Detcs ,
Robert p. Small. George Dan
oolored, who was convicted two years
ago OF stealing /. horse from Robert z.
Wynkeop of this town, and ekinnlng 1t
for the sale of it's hide and sentenced to
five years in the Georgetown jail, broke
out OF that building for the second timo
on Wednesday last. He WIS hunted for
high and low, but was not captured
until MIR. Small made the arrest.
Daniels was placed in the Milford lock
IN, and Sheriff Peter j. Hart was mott
lied. Mr. Hart came here Sunday, and
took the prisoner back 10 Georgetown.
Memorial services we're held by tho
Chapel Sunday school Sunday after
noon, when former Congressman Willis.
the Rev. +. p, Harris and others mado
addresses.
Moore & Pleasanton have purchased
Millikin Bros. drug store. Cecil Mil
likin will remove to Baltimore.
Much fodder in this locality will not
be saved this year, because of the
scarcity of labor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-09-26

In Kent county the partisan organs
are having hot contention over the finan.
cial status of the county. The Smyrna
Call charges the present Levy Uourt,
with it's Addioks Republican majority,
with extravaganza in the expenditure of
cornty money, and asserta that the
treasury is empty. The Dover State
Sentinel, organ OF the Addioks Republi-
cans, denies the assertion of the Smyrna
Call and maintains that the lack Of cash
in the county treasury is due to the fact
that there are taxes outstanding to the
amount of sl1, GOO, which Democratic
collectors have failed TO collect. although
it admits that the last Democratic Levy
Court retired leaving balance OF 81, 600
in the county treasury. Then it says;
Out of the 1000 left in the treasury
by the Democrats, together with other
amounts received by Treasurer Emerson,
ne has Paid to ex-Sheriff S. L. Shaw
| SO, S1k97, and to ex-SherIff John b..
| Wharton 81, ITO. il. These were debts
contracted under Dem ocratic control,
allowed by Democratic Levy Court
and paid by Republican treasurer. A
rich legacy, indeed. After paying Sheriff
Shaw the amount due him, the treasur,
was left with barely enough funds IL
meet the unnecessarily expensive session
of court which followed two months
after Treasurer Emerson took Office
This statement opens an interest
;g question; Why should allowances!
amounting to over $1,000 in singl,
year be made TO the sheriff Of Ken
county, Have they a tramp mill il
operation there also, by which tramp
are committed to the county Jail, lodget
and fed-in defiance OF law--and tn
sheriff allowed board charges aud com
mitment fees, as has been the course il
New Castle county for years?
| 1t might be well for Attorney Genera
Ward to include Kent county In his in
yestigation of county expenditures. Eyi
de1tly there is something RADICAL
wrong there.