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Personal, Local and General Notes.

w. H. McDoel. president of the Monon, is
on a three days inspection of the property.
yesterday resting at French Lick Springs.
The Pennsylvania lines will on Oct. 2
establish through Pullman sleeping-car
service between New York and Charles
ton, s. G.
General Manager Leary, of the Southern
Express Company, will to-day with his
assistants. establish his headquarters at
Atlanta, Ga.
will begin their annual inspection tour on
Oct. IA. The inspection train will be run
in two sections.
On Thursday, Oct. 2. the stockholders
of the Monon will hold their adjourned
meeting in New York city to elect directors
for the ensuing year.
The management of the Canadian Pa
cific is planning to next year further re-
duce the ninety-seveh hour schedule for
the run between Vancouver and Montreal.
Percy Hewott, chief train dispatcher of
the Southern Pacific lines, has been APP
pointed assistant superintendent of tele-
graph of the entire Southern Pacific sys-
tenn.
]. ]. Fishbaugh has been appointed gem
eral yardmaster of the Big Four at CO.
lumbus. o.. being transferred from Dayton
He succeeds III. Stack, promoted TO train
master.
Superintendent Ralph Peters, of the Penn
sylvania lines west. were in the city on
Saturday. inspecting the shops. freight
depots and terminals.
The Chicago & Rock Island has made
itself quite famous through its eating
houses. Every designated eating house is
kept scrupulously Clean good meal is
served at a reasonable price.
The Baltimore & Ohio has put on its oys-
ter train for the West, which is hauled on
express train time frori New York TO Chi
cago, and cars dropped at different points
west of Pittsburg for important cities.
The local freight business of the Big
Four and of the Pennsylvania lines for
this month Will be the largest in the his
tory OF either company, in fact IL is now
in excess OF the tonnage of September last
year.
The Philadelphia Reading will on Oct.
put In service between Philadelphia and
Atlantic City the fastest train in the
world for short distance. covering the
fifty-fve miles in forty-eight minutes. MAX
ing no stops.
III. j. Rhein, general passenger agent OF
the Lake Erie & Western. has returned
from Detroit, where he went to attend a
meeting OF general passenger agents of
the Vanderbilt lines. at which the seven
roads were represented.
For the first time I'm several years the
directors OF the Louisville & Nashville will
| Oct. !. special train left New York last
| night for Louisville having on board j.
Z. Morgan and j. w. Gates.
A. Ottinger, a ticket broker at San Fran
| cisco. disobeyed the order of the court
which forbade scalpers selling TO knights
passenger department OF the Santa Fe
trapped and prosecuted him. The court
fined him $50.
/ IL Is stated that II. ]. Silser. who recently
| resigned superintendent OF the Iowa
division OF the Chicago & Northwestern.
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Indiana News.

John Cline was murdered at Adams. De-
catur county, By Frank Ritchey, so far as
known without provocation.
Four new quarries will be opened soon in
the southern part of Monroe county. Fully
$4,000 will be expended in the establishment
of the working facilities.
Sixth district Democrats held their con-
vention at New Castle and nominated
James T. Arbuckle of Rushville to Con-
gress. TO oppose James Z. Watson of the
same place.
The series of tank scraps at Purdue
university has resulted in the complete dis
comfiture of the freshmen, and the sopho-
more numerals still hold their place on
the water tower.
The Vigo county sheriff and prosecutor
have notified Judge Piety that there is still
danger OF mob violence II murderer Alex
ander is taken from Indianapolis TO Terre
Haute, and have asked that the Judge
rescind his order that the prisoner be re-
turned for trial.
Immense crowds turned out TO hear Sem
ator Fairbanks at Terre Haute, Senator
Beverage at Greencastle and Charles w.
Miller at Plymouth. Representative Crum-
packer addressed a large crowd at Laporte.
John 7. Ellis spoke at Orleans and large
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M00N-BLINK AND sCURvY.
They Amict the Crew of a Standard
OIL Ship from japan.

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-The British four
masted bark Kentmore. owned by the
Standard OIL Company OF this city. arrived
IN port to-day. after an unusually tedious
voyage. lasting 197 days. The vessel sailed
from Yokohama on Dec. 10 last, via Hiogo.
March Is. The vessel experienced light
trades and very moderate weather. which.
together with her bottom being unusually
foul and covered with sea growth. caused a
very long passage.
DR.. Doty. the health officer. says almost
all OF the crew are suffering from scurvy
and several are in a pitiabe condition.
Malnutrition Is responsible for the illness.
Several have suffered from moon blindness.
popularity called moon blink" II is said
on board that the men were supplied with
very little besides salt meat. Vegetable and
other foods necessary TO prevent the
scurvy were not to be had. The ship
stopped at ST. Helena to land an injured
man. but no fresh meat and vegetables
We're brought on board st that port for the
crew.
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indianapolis.

Miss Grace Kimmell was slapped by
negro
j. Walter Peak, Tennessee legislator,
visited the Governor.
Isaac King resigned as the Democratic
member of the Park Board.
Members of the Indianapolis ball club will
be welcomed back to indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mcfarland cele-
brated their sixty-third wedding ami
versary.
David Kregelo died at an advanced age.
John F. Julian and Alexander F. Morrison
also died.
Governor Durbin and party will leave on
a special train Wednesday to attend the
dedication Of the Nancy Hanks monument.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT
,om John l.. McMaster. Judge


Celestia Hamilton VS.. Alfred Hamilton.
divorce Finding and decree for piaintiff
at her cost. Custody of minor children.
Louise Hamilton, aged three years and
Henry Hamilton. aged two years, awarded
to plaintiff.
Geneva Bates VS.. Emery Bates; divorce
Finding and decree for plaintiff Judgment
VS.. defendent for cost
vorce. Cause dismissed for want of prose-
cution.
City Bond Company VS.. Elmer E. Wolf
ct al; Improvement lien. Dismissed Costs
paid.
Room S-vinson Carter, Judge.
Cora lotion VS.. Calvin p. Totten: d.
vorce. Cause dismissed because of death of
parties.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Marion Bond Company, trustee VS.. Sarah
f. Warner; Improvement lien Court makes
special findings of facts and conclusion of
law. Judgments on findings VS.. defendant
for s23S.14 and costs without relief Decree
Of foreclosure.
Mary Mcdonald VS.. James Mcdonald:
divorce. Defendant defaulted. Submitted
to court. Evidence heard in part.
George A. Walls VS.. Dora NJ Walls:
| divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment
VS.. plaintiff for costs.
James g. kingsbury VS.. Unknown Heirs
OF Hannah Sandusky ct AL. to quiet title.
Unknown heirs of Hannah Sandusky de-
faulted. Submitted to court. Finding for
pldlHull. JuusHneHt quletlng ute In plain
tiff at plaintiffs costs.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Ray Craft; disturbing meeting Plea of
guilty. Fine S. and costs.
NEW SUITS FILED
Daisey E. Ward VS.. Thomas Ward: d.
vorce. Circuit Court.
Sim Middleton vs.. indianapolis Street.
| railway Company; damages. Demand $40 =
| COO. . Superior Court, Room /.
John Black VS.. Walters Chapel African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church ct al. !;
note. Superior Court, Room l.
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investigation of the Murder Of James
Craft mt New York.

Craft mt New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-An autopsy was
performed to-day on the decapitated body
of James Craft, who was murdered early
Saturday morning In the Empire cafe on
Twenty ninth street. The coroner's physi-
clan who performed the autopsy refused
to say what it showed The point of in
terest in this is whether or not knockout
drops had been given Mr.. Craft before he
was attacked with the cleever. II traces
of choral were found in the stomach the
police claim this would show a plot to rob
the victim. Mrs. Craft, wife of the muir
dered man, said to-day that Mr.. Craft had
a considerable sum of money with him
when he left his home at Glencove.
Matte Moore. alias May Turner, and Ida
Craven, the housekeepers at the Empire
who were arrested as being possible wit
nesses in the case, were arraigned In Police
Court to-day. They were remanded to the
custody of the coroner.
Later Coroner Jackson announced that
the physicians who performed the autopsy
had not been able to determine whether or
not there were traces of choral or other
poison in Mr.. Crafts stomach chemical
analysis OF the contents will be made to
determine the point.
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Visitors See Mr.. Hill.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. Ex-senator Pat
rick H. McCarren. of Brooklyn, Represent
alive William Sulzer, of New York city.
Prof. William d. Lee. of Cornell University,
and John b. Stanchfield. of Elmira, were
among the prominent Democrats who ar
rived i'm this city to-day and visited Senator
David B. Hill Chairman Frank W. Camp
bell of the state committee, says the uues-
ton of who is to be the candidate for Gov
ernor is still an open one and will not be
settled until the convention agrees on the
man. Representative SulZer speaks very
glowingly of the chances for Democratic
success and says IL his party wants him for
Governor he will take the nomination.
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MONUMENT TO KOssUTH


CLEVELAND. o.. Sept "a hfe-size
statue Of the Hungarian patriot. LOUIS
Kossuth. was unveiled to-day in this CITY
in the presence OF fifty thousand people.
The statue stands on pedestal and IL
about twenty feet high. The figure OF Kos
suth was the work Of a Hungarian scuip-
tor, Andrew 10th. OF Debreazin. Hungary.
The occasion was made the opportunity
for a display OF the affection I'm which the
Hungarian patriot Is held. Addresses were
made by Mayor Johnson. Senator Hanna
Representative Burton and Governor Nssn.
Addresses were also made In several Tor
eign tongues by eminent speakers There
was a street parade in which Hungarian
and allied societies participated DIX
thousand men were In line.
The statue Is located on University III
Gle. fine open plot OF ground facins tne
buildings OF Western Reserve University.
Tonight there are a number OF oanquets
and literary celebrations rendered 10 the
notable Hungarians from several cities
who came 10 attend the unveiiing.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2S.-The British
ship Claverdon. which arrived from Ham,
burg to-day. reports having passed through
q hurricane with a loss OF five OF her crew.
The storm was encountered on Aug. "a
Heavy seas swept over the ship, and
all the sails. with the exception OF the
lower mainsail. were carried away Five
OF the crew were drowned and nine others
injured. To lower boats and rescue the
drowning sailors was impossible.
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Like Man.

He wrote her letter that told her
He loved her with passion divine,
And In IL. with fervent entreaty.
He said: '.Will you. dearest, be miner
He waited In vain for an answer.
The weeks went despairingly by.
And still to his sorrow and anguish,
He never resolved a reply.
"A false hearted creature" he thought her.
Alas. she's as tickle fart
Then one morning he felt In his pocket
And found that the letter was there.
Brooklyn Life.
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Belt Road Traffic.

In the week ended Sept. q there were
transferred over the Belt road 20, S32 cars,
against 20.031 in the previous week. Belt
road engines handled at the stock yards
1O99 car loads of live stock, against LOS in
the previous week, and for private switches
on its line 1858 cars, the same number as in
the week ended Sept. 20.
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IN ali KEAI. ESTATE transactions IN
SURE the TITLE. You then nave no an
stract 10 pay Tor ana you get absolute Sc
curify. Inc fees are REASONABLE
INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND
LOAN COMPANY. 10 East Market street.
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)

(Prices paid by shlppersD
Turkeys. 10 to u lbs, 10c per .lb; young tur-
keys, SIC; hens SIC; cocks, 41zc; young chick
ems 1oc; ducks, &c; geese. $3.50 per doz
Cheese-New York full cream. 12d13c domestic,
13c; Swiss, lie: brick. lac: limburger, 13c.
ter, 13c.
Eggs-17c per doz.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow. 25c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. Soc per lb prime duck.
zoe per Id.
wool-Merchantable medium, 16c; bury and
understandable, 3d5c less; coarse grades, 15c;
fine merino. l3@15c; tub washed. 2502Sc.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, sac; No. 2, TIC;
No. calf, 10c; No. calf Sc.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
ice OF the Board OF Trustees for the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane up TO Oct s. 1892
at o'clock p. m. for plumbing at the depart
ment for women Plans and specifications for
said work can be seen at the Office OF Adolf
Scherrer architect. Indianapolis, md.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids
BY order OF the board OF trustees.
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AZ Last.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal
The worm has turned. A Syracuse pc
destrian who was struck by swiftly
moving bicycle. got up. mounted the wheel
and rapidly disappeared without waiting
TO see how badly the scorcher was hurt
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In n Sporting Way.

meetings were held by the Republicans at
other points in the State.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED
III you have anything TO buy. sell or trade
make that fact known through the Sunday Jour-
nal want ads. You Will get the desired results
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NOTICE.

NOTIcE-JosEPH GARDNER, tin work and
furnaces. 80 Kentucky ay. Telephone 322.
NOTTCE-Watches, Diamonds, Jewery, cheaper
than downtown stores: fine repairing. Try US.
SCHERGENS, 331 East Washington, formerly
corner Alabama and Washington
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All advertisements inserted IN these columns
are charged at the very low rate of cents
line Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone rs and you ad. will be called
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AUCTION SALE-Of Is fine lots on State St.
south OF Minnesota St, and on Naomi St, on
Thursday, Oct 2, at 10 a. m. lots from 80 TO %
feet front and 40 feet deep; will take option on
lots. SIS cash payment at time of sale. Take
Prospect-st. car to State St. go south squares.
LEW SHANK, Auctioneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
oovEHsmEkT xoTsons.


PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATE
s ns,s; Pls s@1eosnS snf Slss'Ss esdoI supplies.
Neb., July g. lp0z.-sealed PROPOSALS en-
dorasd "PrePosals for sulidlng Materials,
qenoay Nebg viii oe received at the indian
i9n for furniahlng. > Delivering at
ysaE ending June 90 is : quantity %
mnlwerk. paints. lime sand eemsnt slate.
pipe coverings slsstiieeI Supplies plumb
bslne obtainaoie az &c acho2L Bidders
price Of each article 20 Be ohsrsd under
subject 20 a rlgid inspection. The flght is
part OF any BID Il deemed for the best IN
accompanied BY a certified check or draft
solvent national bank, made payable 70 the
for Ct least ave per cent. o. the amount
shall Be forfeited to the United states in
case q bidder receiving "a e&ard shall ffii
70 execute promptly ea1sfactary contract
IN acc0rdahco with his bid, Otherwise 70 b
returned 10 the bldder. BID ccomparfe
~ cash IN neu Of certified check viii not
ssDI S'H g " il, Sw8iEnslEeSTs.. A Spps ess q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Fraaspaeiao Malls.

Mails for Hawaii. Japan, China and first
class matter for the Philippine islands,
SyiisS san Francisco, close here. daily at
disp6tch per 9. 4 Coptic.
Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle.
s:s.i i1 sius Ssl'T To a. d fiSO 2; q; oS up to August
shlI MaEn Rsetstssed mail must be
close here daily at $50 b. m. in 70 Xns
gust s.S inclusive, for dispatch per >. 3.
Mails Tor Australia Cexcept west Ar-
New zealanda Fiji, samoa ana Hawai-
$50 p m. a6tsr. July s'is. and up 10 Al.
gust ~ inclusive, or on arrival OK q
fo an disDpasat;eSa que a. New York august -,
Mails for the Philippine Islands. via SAL
E1ancisco: close here daily et $50 D. a.
Der II gust nj, t9ciusiye, for Dispatch
Mails for Hawaii, Japan, China ana nr.t-
Sia San mater F4sr ler the ehiiigplns LsIends,
dispateh per : > xmsrical Esru. tut
and Victoria. b. G.. close here dSlPy "a
s;s0p: m up to August s.fz. Inclusive Tor
G ClsPStsr,d PER mai 4 mu Empress % Japan
agsncy At Shanghai cannct Sc forwsrded
Malls for Tahiti. ana Marqpesas Islands,
SSi& San Francisco, close here daily. al
Tor dispatch Der :. ~ s. Msrip y; Inclusive,
STRATA which goes Via, Europe. ana New
Zealand, which goes via San Franeiscol.
and Eli Islands, vsa Vancouver and Vic,
toria, B. C.. close here daily at $40 nj.
m. after August - and M 10 Auer,ff
..ls inclusive. for diapatch per 4. 8 Mi6-
Mails for Hawaii, Via san Francisco. close
here daily at $50 p. m. up to Augus stS
Inclusive. for dispatch per 3. b. Xlameda'
T~Fenspaoihe mails are forwarded 10 mort
Of sailing daily and the achedulo OF clos-
Ing - arrange on the presumption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Yious day.
coRNELIUs VAN corr. Postmaster.
Rostomce, New York. N. T. August, /. 1902.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

NOTICE.

To whom Il May concern-Notce a here
Of Rook county. Nebraska. uiil. on fhs
18th day Of August, 1854 and until noon Of
day, receive bids AZ Baescft, Nebraska,
for the conntructton OF q bridge crossing
the Niobra4e river ct 4 point on on near
the half-Dection line dividing section %.
north and south. IN township q. range IA
which ! shall Be % ne following sen
81 suficisnt lsngth 70 span aald river
from bank 70 bank, including island. and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

WEDNEsDAY-At go :. NJ. Tor EUROPE.
per 3 z. philadelphia, via Southampton:
AZ n. complementary ha ml for
town imam must 81 directed psf 3 q
Celtic'); a. Il a m for DENMARK a.
rect Per . osc9f lnsh must Be a.
THURaDAY-At n. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. FOR.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
(should be read DAILY b. al lnteres

(should be read DAILY By ali interested.
as changes may occur At h ttmeJ
Foreign malls for the week ending August
3, 1909. will close PROMPTLY in AL cases.
post malls close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
REGULAR and supplementary malls close at
foreign station half houf later than closing
time shown below Except that supplement-
airy mails for Europe n Central America
via Colon close enc hour later AZ foreign
Etation).
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Protect AEaiast Thrse osntsr hoafas
MONTREAL, Aug. L-Commodore Nae
Donald Of the Bridgeport Yacht club 8ays
that he - undecided a. yet whether or not
which has been selected 70 defend the
seawanhaka cup. =. HerTict Du1geps the.
abandon one 81 the three csnfer board
with which the new yacht IL provided IL
n because 81 the use Of more than enc
Il being considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these eolunne
wul be taken unff ~ n for the
evening edition and untf1 o.30 ,. ~.
for morning. ana Sunday edition.
4atoas : lac n-word nrat fnaertaan,
lo a Wor1 thermnffer. Wnahfnw tmken
fer less thnn 1Gc for the &r1t fn9en-
efon. Theso advertisements mnaa ~
aun eo~haecutfvety. -
Advertisers, ~ requesting q nun-
etFed cheek, can have answers ale
dressed 90 n numharea letter IN care
"a The nee. Answers 30 addressed win
- delivered 81 BFesentatfsn - ehs
ehenk sally
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION or
MASONRY WATER DAM nor CHEY-
ENNE. WYO.( Neutrality-suspicious.
OF the City Clerk. Cheyenne. Wye. July n,
1~9o2.-Sealed proposals VIII be received by
the city clerk OF Cheyenne, Wyoy AZ hts
once In said city until noon OF Thursday,
August n, DQ2, for the construction Of a
masonry dam on the Middle Fork of Grow
Greek.
PIans and specifications for the proposed
work may be seen at the ofhces Of the city
clerk or the city engineer, and blank forms
OF proposals viii be furnished by the city
clerk.
Each bid must be enclosed In q soaIed
envelope, and must. be accompanied BY a
certified check for u,000.oo a. q guarantees
that the successful bidder WIN enter into q
Bidders must furnish satisfactory evil
dence OF their ability TO DO the class OF
BIDS Win be opened At a special meeting
Of the city council OF said city OF Chey-
enne,. Wye, to be held on Thursday, August
y, A. ABRY. City Clerk -yzdhobSt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
MaiIs for N~sNAfonndland hu rnI1 = ~.

Malls for Newfoundland, by rail- TO North
sydney anesfthence by steamer, close at
knls. once 4olalY e. $3.50 p. m, connecting
close here every Monday. Wednesday and
satyrdexA Mails for MiQuelon, BY rail
y Bostonh and. thence by steamer, close
for Cuba by rail to Florida, and thence
hy. stearneEat are dispatched daily, except
nafch via port Tamna IN iaonAavs
Wednesdays and Saturdays at $3.50 a. m;
1or dlgpatch. We. Miami, on Mondays and
City. overland, Unless specially addressed
for dispatch by steamer, close at this
once daily except Sunday at 1:SQ D. M.
u;30 p. N. Malta for Costa RIGA, Belize.
puerto Cortex and Guatemala, BY rail to
close. at this once daily except Sunday
81 ..1:Se p m, Sundays at 81 p, m. fcoK-
Meeting closes here Mondays Tor Belize.
Gays Tor Costa Rica). Unregistered mail
closes at 8 p. N. previous day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05


truss, wood bridge: white oak piIlnr, ~
feet. ~ Inches a. butt and driven AZ least
"a feet into the grounds bents'36 feet apart,
4 piles 20 the bont; hentf protected BY
piing ice breaks, with railroad iron protcc-
t0n, and bonts or pilef under same pro-
tected BY two-inch white oak plank; string
from center 70 center; iEfoot roadway,
We and one-half-inch white oak plank;
truss rods 10 each span; railing q feet
high, Substantial nard pine, caps on piles
white oak, l2xi1. bridge TO Be fleet above
low water mark, and 70 be painted All
material to be hrst-class o. kin named.
Plans and specifications In county clerks
office.
and speCihCatione n also bond esfre-
qulred By law, and no bid win be considered
unless accompanied by bond. /.
Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the Board of CommisaiontrH
OF Rock county. Dated July .. 1eoa