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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18
DR.. M. Jay Brown,

Eye. Ear, Throat & Nose Surgeon
of Salina. Kansas, will be at the
Brunswick hotel, on MONDAY,
July 9th. Call and see him while
here this time. Remember day.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18
Work horse for sale.

A good farm work horse for sale
cheap. Sound. good worker and
pei tectlY gentle-chiId can ride or
dive anywhere Sec this Office.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18

OLD SETTLERS MEETING'
There will be a meeting of the
old settlers of Ellis county at the
City hall in Hays city on Saturday
Aug, 1st, 1903 at 2 o'cl. pm.
All members are requested to be
present as there Will be business
of importance to transact.
g. @. Brosius, Sect
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Spring wagon.

For sale, cne new, two seated
spring wagon of my own make;
first class; will sell cheap.
All kinds of CARRIAGE and
BLACKSMITH work done at my
shop. Tire settings without run
ing the wheels, speciality Shop
on South Fort Street
j. q Hest5rooR
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ORGAN FOR SALE.

One CT OVr subscribers has an
excellent Organ. good as new, for
sale cheap. Be fine for scheol.
See this office.
During this awful hot weather
those residences that have shade
trees are much enjoyed. for, with
SO wet spring, trees never grew
finer than this year.
Our doctors says that consider
ing the hot weather there is very
little sickness IN our community,
and so tar not a sunstroke repor-
ted in Our county.
Lots of the harvest hands that
weut out and worked a couple Of
days III the hot sun and then had
to quit, couldn't stand, up to gol
den belt Kansas harvest.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18
Presbyterian ss4Riosa GRHsol

Rev. Brown goes to WaKeeny
for Sunday and no church ser
vices Will be held IN the Presbyte-
ran church to morrow.
Lutheran
Worship in G.. A. r. Hall next
Sunday morning at 10:45 O'Clock
The Lords Supper. Communion
address Guests at the Feast"
All are welcome. Sunday school
at 11:45. CHRISTIAN endeavor pray
er meeting at Z pm, No service
IN the evening, at 6o'clock;
Baptist: Regular services will
be held to morrow, Sunday. morn
ing and evening at the usual hour.
Bible school at 10 a m. All cor
dially invited,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18
Cape lost,

Lost, on road between HaYs 6
home last Saturday, black
plush cape, Finder will confer a
favor by leaving at Nickles store.
Mrs. Il. j. Earley.
The old case Of Poole VS., Point
dexter came up before Judge Ha
zen in the Topeka court Tuesday,
who appointed Z A Austin as com
missioner to see how best to sell
the land. This is the case where
the Topeka parties raised $50, 900
for S S OFT to buy shaIe lands in
this and Trego counties, but the
boom IS busted, the land worth
less and the question now Is how
to best let go.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18

Judge Arnold has issued q mar
rage license to James Kerns of
Ellis to May Blossom of oakley.
Mr. & Mrs Hand of Denver, the
new book-keeper and typewriter,
at Yost's mill have arrived
At Pete Wassinger's his wife
celebrated the golden harvest by
presenting him a son, DR.. CatudaI
taking the job of harvester.
Harvesting is about done and
many headers and binders will be
carried over by our machinery men
until the next harvest.
It has been awful dull in town
this week, farmers busy harvest
ing and sending IL the women or
children to do the necessary shop
ping Or to get men.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-07-18

Schwaller's have put in an cleo
trio fan, run from 'Yost,s mill, in
to their lumber Office.
TnCI1r0 Your Wheat
AISUlC~ Stacks.
FIRE. Insure your wheat
in stack against fire, IN the SAINT
Paul. Rates verv low. See
W. ]. MADDEN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
OREGON NOTES.

There IL a move on n Ia Crands
TO bring about the establishment Of a
creamery.
Pendlstnn. FOR its size. probably does
the greatest intoxicating liquor busl.
ness Of any city IN eastern Oregon.
According to the figures presented
by the Southern Pacific. that company
has located between 5000 and / o 600
persons In this state since last spring
The Municipal association has AJAX.
ed the circuit court to command Chief
u Police Hunt Of Portland to enter
and close all gambling houses In the
city.
Judge Thomas g HALEY NJ PsndIs.
ton was tho principal speaker at tho
Elks' memorial services at Baker Cltv
Sunday afternoon. which we're well A..
tended.
A a sequel to tho murder NJ John
lnhon by c. II Mckenzie At Dunsmutr
recently. John shay, the principal viii.
ness Tor the state. committed suicide
By hanging.
Secretary Charles F. Martin Of m.
National Livestock association. has f.
sued tho Official call for the national
convention, which IL to be hold In
Portland January ~ to Is. inclusive
With but 10 minutes loft to PLAY an
error In judgment on the part of Can
tain speidell Of the eleven Of tho Uni
versity Of Washington. which claimed
the coast championship. lost the foot
ball game to Multnomah Amateur Ath
letie club Saturday. by the score -,
s to 0. The game was m erciiIpg
one. aud the most stubboruly contest,
ed OF the games played here this sos.
son.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
The sIbIs and the Schools.

Brooksville, Ky.-Judge James p.
HaTbeson OF the circuit court has rem
dered a decision in the case where
the Rev. Thomas Hackett. a Catholic
priest. brought an injunction suit
against the school trustees Of Brooks
vile asking that they and the teachers
in the public schools be restrained
from reading the Bible or offering
prayer in the schools, on the ground
that it was a violation Of the constitu-
ton. Judge Harbeson dismissed the
petition. at the cost Of the plaintiff.
and In unqualified terms says that the
Bible Ia the foundation Of all Chris
tan governments and be does not see
where II IL sectarian 10 read II in
schools. An appeal was asked for and
grated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

Washington, Dee. IT The policy -
ih" navy department vita respect to
the entry % ColomaIau tfuapa lata
Panama Was said today 10 prevent a
conflict before ,s commenced. To this
end. having IN mind previous rupsrt.
'nrrs oa the isthm4s ths naval com
mauders 10 those waters have been
given Instructions 10 keep tho Colon
n'an troops A. greater distance frpsn
the tsthmns, Al points where a hsht
with the rauamslau troops ts likely to
occur In I'll naval operations. Il mar
be- stated On authority, the department
. still guided by the treaty u tslg.
under whirh the United States guaraa-
te"d TO keep transit across the 18th.
mus open
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

investigation by government Of.
h''als show that reign Of terror has
existed on the north fork and little
north fork Of tho Occur dAlpnu river
IN Idaho Ahdayits made by residents
Ut that neighborhood Indicate that sst.
TIERS have been driven from their
homes and settlement discouraged.
while millions of feet 81 ane saw tim.
oer have been stolen from the govern
ment and sold to the mills at HART.
son and other points along Lake Occur
d'AIsne.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
LATE NEWS NOTES.

HIP. Hsrmon, q telegraph operator
of Tacoma. Is been missing.
George W. Partse, who would nave
been 100 years old on the 10th OF next
May. died in San Jose. Cal
Or. r. E. Clarke. a veterinary sur
gson. well known throughout the eoun-
try. died recently in St Louis OF apo
plSxy.
kormer Governor T. T. Geer Of Ore
gon has purchased an interest In the
Daily Oregon Statesman and VIII be
its editor.
Arthur Remington Of Tacoma, Wash
has been appointed reporter Of the
supreme court OF the state Of Wash
ington
A law compelling all men to vote Is
among the matters Of legislation the
new Spanish cabinet intends to intro
dues.
Three thousand Colombian soldiers
are said TO have left Cartagena for
the isthmus Of Panama. L. 5. cruiser
Atlanta Is on the watch. ColOmbians
at Washington are mysttned. shFaE
their shoulders and say nothing.
! James A. Dougherty OF North Yakt
ma, Wash. while in despoAden'
mood, committed suicide in Shardlo~ I
saloon BY drinking an ounce cl
aeonite. He was a blacksmith By
trade and was "a years old. Il was an
other night with whisky
The supreme court ot The United
States has denied for The pressn, th'
motion 20 dismiss the case Of th'
state Of Minnesota vs.. the Sogtheft
Securities company and postponed FUR
/ Their consideration Of the question IN
I'll il shall be heard on It's merits.
I James NJ Edge. a former note telici
Of tho First National bahk Of Pater
son y. j.. Who disappeared Angus
). 1909, and who vas later accused o
stealing 500 900 from the bank. hal
been arrested at Memphis. Tean.
Hay Is wanted Tor tho uultsd SLate'
quartermAster department Al Ma
Mia. The proposals for 5435 tons o
compressed hay. 10 b. opened by Jh'
quarterrnaster At Seattle. wedneada!
noon December %. 1908. have beet
changed to invite bids for Dat hAy. %
cat and wheat hay mixed, Or TOR tlm
lOthy hay.
Alfred Sharpness. we'll know
writer on reform and agriculture
topics. and who Eainsd nAttoua
reputation FOR hia John Ploughshar
letters. published maay years ago. die
recoatly. aged 80 years lie vas
prominent mlneraloglst and bad
rare collection OF relies relating 10 Ia
aborigiues
The mass Convention ~ The so cal
ell third party. or aa Il i commonl
characterized. the lieinze party. me
In Helena Mont. under a call q
prevent corporation domination O
Montana About 500 men from var
GUS parts OF the state wero In attend
ancs Prior 10 Tho conyoalaE Ot "a
gathering. the delegates paradcd "a
streets. headed by a band
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

recognition Il given the far-raaching.
benehcent work which has been ae-
complished through both corporations
and unions, and the line as between
different corporations. as between diff
ferent unions. Is drawn as II Ia be-
tween different individuals; that 10. II
Is drawn on conduct. the effort being
to treat both organized capital and
organized labor alike; asking nothing
save that the interest of each shall
be brought into harmony with the
interest Of the general public. and
that the conduct OF each shall con-
form TO the fundamental rules of
obedience to law. Of individual free
dom. and OF justice and fair dealing
towards all. Whenever either eorpo-
ration. labor union or individual dis
regards the law or acts in a spirit Of
arbitrary and tyrannous interference
with the rights OF others. whether
corporations or individuals, then
where the federal government has iur-
isdietion. 1t will see to 1t that the
misconduct is stopped"
Prom all sources, exclusive Of the
postal service, the receipts OF the
government for the last fiscal year
aggregated $3.50, SS6. STA. The expendi.
rsres for the same period were $685.
o9s 0Of. the surplus for the fiscal year
being S54.29T SGT. The indications are
that the surplus for the present FISCAL
Ill -. 9rA
there be any surplus"
BY various frauds and by forg.
cries and perjuries. thousands OF acres
Of the public domain, embracing
lands Of different character and ex
| tending through various sections oil
the country. have been dishonesty &C
Quired. IL is hardly necessary TO urge
the Importance Of recovering these
dishonest acquisitions. stolen from
ths people. and OF promptly and duly
Furnishing the offenders. speak In
another part Of this message Of the
\ widespread crimes by which the sa
cred right Of citizenship Is falsely
asserted and that 'inestimabis hsri
tage' perverted 70 base ends BY sim
liar means-thAt Ia. through frauds
forgeFies and periuries. and by shame
less briberies-ths laws relating Il
the proper conduct OF the public ser
vice in general and TO the due ad
ministration OF the postofice de
partment have been VIGOROUSLY vic
lated. and many indictments hay,
been found and the consequent prose
, cutions are in course OF hearing O
on the eve thereof. For the reasons
thus indicated. and so that the gov
eminent may be prepared to enforc,
promptly and with the greatest efYec
, the due penalties for such violation
OF law. and to this end may Be fur
nished with sufficient instrumental
. tiles
Regular Congress Convened.
: Washington. Dec. s.-A long. dry
negative session is expected OF tn
; regular session Of congress. Leadin
senators and representatives unite 4
the opinion that there will be no les
/ islation in regard to the tariff or tn
, currency.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

baltimore. Dec. T--CafdisA ~
hons. In HE ssrmon here sunag
asmusa the sweatshop metheas -
some ciothlag establishment = -.
city and asked bic hearers 3 - J,
purchases to discriminate 10 AZ -. {
employers Who treat thssf 49,
rharitabiy. lie said there vsa -
thing radically wrong IL Cur =,
and economic conditions vhea - -,
ployers become suddenly rs. -
he tolier can scarcely keep ~ =
frnm the door,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
ROBBED BY MEAT TRUST.
Farmers Lose Millions sy the Mes,
Voraeioua Of Combines.

Voraeioga Of Combines.
Dss Moinea. Ia. Dec. s--lawa far
mers who assembled in Ds. Molnas
for a three days convention purpose
70 get after the meat trust With a
sharp stick and had out why thay are
receiving so much l-sa Tor their cattle
products now than formerly. Reports
prepared by Secretary John Sim psou
ot tho state agricultural socisty for
presentation 10 tho convention tsaa
70 prove that the meat combine has
cheated Iowa farmers ont Of an aver
age Of $50 = head on cattle for The past
year. and $3.50 on hogs Whereas beet
on the boot sold In Chicago last year
At $3.50 TO 1856 a hundred. u has
declined to prices ranging from 1886
to $3.50. though there has been no
corresponding decline In tho price os
the dressed product Iowas tribute
to the meat trust IN Tho aEgrexata l.
estimated at $40 900 900 loaa on hogs
and $4,000 900 loss on cattle. tn say
nothing oi minor losses on sheep and
other small stock.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
IRAILNAY MERGER N COURT
MORGAN, LAMONT AND BACON
FILE THEIR BRIEFS.
United States Supreme Court to Pass
on Legality Of Merging the Great
Rail~ays-company Claims Trans
fer Of stock Was Lssitimats--Anti-
Trust la. Attacked.

Washington. Dec. IA brief ON be-
half Of J. Pierpont Morgan. Robert
Bacon and DaHiel Lamont, appellants,
with Others. Ia the case Vt the unlEsd
states versus the Nortnegn securities
company. has teen filed Ia the United
States supreme c0urt bg Attorney
Francis I.ynde stetsoA and David I'll
Goa. they declare that the ~ called
merger Was entlrviy lawful. and say .
These transactions have consisted
merely tn the organization u a lastul
corporation In Nea Jersey and IN the
sale 10 and pure base b. il of property
lawfully saiable Ali acts dOne La fslA'
ton u the organization II the NORTH
.fn Securities conpahy AMI 10 The pur-
chase b. lg ~ the shares ~ stOeA "
The railway c0m paHies aAd tho sale
thereof By the oshsrs were expressly
authorized by lag The legal eEtses
u the transaction had bsen that the
owners u the stock Ia ems VI tbs rail
way eomp Ahies has sold the sans 10
/ be securities company and received
therefor STOCK ~ the securities eoHa
Igaay shXch eon paay oNhs the stock
oct merely II oas u the railway con
gani-s. buS the stock u both So that
each Individual Nh1 has transferred
/ his property 10 the securities company
haA obtalnrd therefUf something ca
tirvly dlnvgrnt. aamrlY. al ln{esest IL
/ a company h1lIiag stock Of the ughes
rallWay com pAnlrs a. sell ~ a
manifest that in Ihr fullest gossiDis
sense lnla constituted sale u Ia
property
Other reasons Tor this posilloa ars
tbs foligwlnk
/ so dirrct 1r fee3lts effect II thrss
/ .autut transartHons Upon cDa p~tttl1s
b.-garen the failaay companies eU0ba
bring theta witAla th~ federal antitrust
.aW The eoasErleti1a elaiuel sout-
make ths statute 1aronssItatioaai. DO
cause IL coaiI deprive fAS sscasgglvs
COMPANY % lts gropegty WElaoas aa'
process u law
IA constructed ant applied ~ rs
/ circuit c,5urt the antitrust ace ls Ha
constitutional Ia lhaE be dlsefImiralr'
o~tveen p~rsons 10 Tho uastsr x sfup
rrty rights and privileges % Eruuasii
that ar0 purely arbitrary aaI WitAss
IIuagineaibon In rsasoa
Tbs drvf~s q tAu eircait coaf
transcribed tbs sathor,gy % lAs epsf
4hlrr the statatr
\ A brjef In behalf NJ the GsraE NaftA
~rn HaueAy panY vas a.ra ~ "
4 T. Clover sho says that Fh7 stpeR 81
tho Hsr.Inkt1n railway was aegsirrt
ia order 10 give abe GFrat Sgrshrrt
and Northern Pacific access to lfapor
fanl productive rrHtrrs rerrnsarY Il
place them on psovvr f1otinE Wit.
other transeoatiHEutal upes Hg A.
srrts that good service At low rats
Is assured By the arrangement -'Th,
unity % oaHership % their share
has not. hr says restrained thu CON
! merce ~ eiihvr aaI thr rxtrat q
which such unitF raH fvsfraia Il 3
as nothing compared wi,h tho Erea
Increase Tn volume u Interstate an
Eintrruailaral conm~ree. which vas ia
tended and which wln result from tn,
carrying out II the enterprises of tn
two companies In the purchases ~ a.
Harrington stock and the pFesevvattnt
, - the purchase
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
SHOT BY PLucKY GIRL.
Man Who Frishtens Her in Railway
Tower.

ThAcker. W. Va, Dec. Alone in
a railway tower here. while perform
ing her duties as telegraph operator
for the Norfolk Il Western railroad.
Miss Kate Rouburgh. 20 years old.
shot and mortAlly wounded william
Howardson. an alleged outlaw. How
ardson had entered the tower and at
tempted to embrace Miss Rnubourgh.
Breaking away from him she secured
her revolver and fired four shots at
the intruder. One shot took effect.
penetrating Howardson's chest. and
be fell 20 the floor with a groan. Then
after deliberately relating her expert
ences to the telegraph operator at the
next station she walked a quarter Of
a mile In the dark to the magistrates
house and surrendered. She was re-
leased on her own recognlzance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
MAKE Peace win MEXICO.

Rome. Dec. mgr. Zerifni Bene-
dictine. archbishop Of Sholeto, has
been appointed by the vatican apOs.
tolic visitor to Mexico. II Is hoped
by the vatican authorities that this ap-
pointment will lead to a resumption
Of the relations between Mexico and
the holy see. interrupted since the
execution Of Emperor Macmillan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
Restaurants Lock oul

san Francisco. Dec. s--Ape -
restaurants. including the -. -
iHed places In tho city. ha's az ~
their doors. and Il IL annoanes 49,.
they will not reopen until "a
tory adjustment Of the uoas 4
tho cooks and walters uni0a
fectrf.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
Boy Killed.

Kettle Falls. Wash. Dec. loved
nesday afternoon an accident occurred
at the schOolhouse In the Higgin-
botham district. about six miles south
OF this place. in which Raymond
Houck. aged years. lost his life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

Chief Of Police Healey Of Manchss.
tor " II. posted in the saloons an.
other list NJ $50 citizens Who are no,
70 he sold llquor This 10 done under
,n' new state Law. He declares that
any person who buys whisky for the
prohibited FOUNDERS will be added TO
tho list
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
STAGE Hand auIelhss.

Salt Lake, Dec. i0--Iames McurgR
or. master lyman at the salt Lake
,o'a'Hr. has committed suicide by
hanging himself to the ny gallery Of
the theater 30 feet above the stage.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

There has died in the Ksntish vii.
laEe Of Rolveuden an old lady. 90 years
Of age. who was present At the battle
NJ Waterloo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

Hes what I caii a good ioss.
Tie didn't seem that way e 40
why. / saw him lose $50 .. !, m, n
last night. and he didn't NC. -. : he
Funny You should have ns 2, !. Az.
swear today when he droppel .',,srt !.
dollar and /, rolled down the cu'''''
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

The SAFE 2O7 worth Of platinum OK.
tracted IN the GnroilaRodaski district
Of Russia last year ia practically the
worlds supply Of that metal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
Dovie In charoe.

Chicago, Dec. John Alexander
Dowie Is again In control Of Zion City
aud all its industries.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

Two Beers Of Rustenburg and Van.
cyl have applied for admission as law
students at Kings Inn. Dublin.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

ventura. Cal Dec e.--The west end
.'t Santa Paula's business section was
completely destroyed by ere. causing
a loss Of 100000
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

There are 500 Chinese s'a aas more
tho colleges Of Japan ana
are to be sent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12

W. J. Bryan Is in PariA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
Regular Congress Convened.

Washington. Dec. s.-A long. dry
negative session is expected OF the
regular session Of congress. Leading
senators and representatives unite in
the opinion that there will be no leg
islation In regard to the tariff or the
currency.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Additional
Local

Ice cold watermelons at Clarke 4
Fountain is9
Il. +. Payne Of Hollis was here
yesterday en- route home from Waco,
where he has been attending bust
ness college.
Clih A. Adams and family left last
night 10 spend week on the state
farm near Valasco as the guests of
Capt. +. b. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Sullock Of lola
were here yesterday and met their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mcmillan Of
Waco, who arrived for a visit.
Just received by this mornings
express another shipment to those
swell black and white hats-the very
latest New York fad. Parks d Wal.
drop. dit
For sale az q Bargain-New five-
room house, bathroom, good out
houses. large cistern. city water.
near graded school. Or, would rent
reasonable for a term. Apply 70
Hilton Bros. d Co. 1917
In many parts of town yesterday
the reporter noticed people having
the weeds cut aud their premises
nicely cleaned up. only two more
days remain 10 get ready for the
work OF the ladies Thursday. Let
everybody pitch IN and help make
the plan a rousing success. For the
sake Of our senses aud our health let
us have a clean town.
A mass meeting of ladies and o
number OF gentlemen was held at
the opera house yesterday afternoon
to create enthusiasm lu the cleaner
Bryan movement and devise plans
for carrying out the work. From
the interest displayed aud the plans
formulated there is no longer any
doubt of the success Of the move
meut. Tho cooperation Of the city
authorities aud Of the people assures
a cleaner Bryan.
Constable Baker and Deputy Sher-
IN Lewis Reed GA yesterday recov-
cred some clothing lost by u couple
Of Allen Academy boys while bath
ing In Carriers creek several months
ago. The clothing was evidently
stolen, thrown In the creek 10 avoid
detection and not recovered. a
negro woman fishing IN the creek
hooked the clothing and pulled it TO
tho surface. Thinking IL a body, she
became frightened and came 10 town
and reported the matter. The cloth.
ing, shoes, t5.7j In money, airing and
some keys We're recovered.