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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Louis on the 9Th OF July. IIe stiff1ed 1
renewed Cleveland boom by declaring
that he was for Judge Alton Brooks
Parker That settles It. q
The Greensboro Record says:1

A The Greensboro Record says:
Mr.. Bryan Is not full -fledged corpse
just yet. Hs carried his State conven-
5tion the other day for the Kansas City
platform, and was made chairman OF ithe
delegation. THIS WILL give him tongue
privileges at st. Louis and he will use 1
them. t-i \
The Charlotte Observer observes: s N:
Well. 1t seems that, after al, Colonel
Bryan ia still the whole thing with the
Nebraska Democrats and will head the
delegation to st. Louis This Is we'll. for
The Peerless is perhaps entitled to I
more gradual decline than has been his
lot in recent months, N sS M
The Charlotte Chronicle ignores hiss
tory and says: Sl4 il
Tho Virgtnians have gone ahead and
erected n monument to Captain Mari.
8''the first Confederate killed. when IT.
Is a well known fact that Private Wyatt,
Of North Carolina. was the first Confed-8
crate soldier killed In battle. But the
Virginians were always great on Gil i irl - y
Ing things 4, h IS II tstss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Successor to DR.. Chandler,

Tho Committee on instruction of Ricf-
mond College held an Informal meeting
on Friday and took up the matter OF
nominating a successor to Or. ], A.. g,
Chandler, OF the chair of English, who
has recently resigned. No definnite aa"
ton was taken. Several names are men
toned In connection with the chair. but
no selection will be made for some days,
The matter has been left In the hands
OF a subcommittee. & "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Fairfax Delegates.
M rha TImea- Dispatch.l

Especial to The ITMeH-DlspatchJ w
HERNDON, Va, June 4.-At mass
meetings held this afternoon In
this district, the following five delegates
were chosen to represent this, tho largest
district In this county: Louis II, Schaade.
Dr.. Robert bates, Sam Jenkins. George
w, Gunnell and 4. r. Jenkins.
r. Walton Moore was endorsed for del-
egate to the st, Louis convention, and
MIR. Louis f. schaade. one os the
cleverest stump speakers In this district
Tor presidential elector Of the. Eighth Cons
fgressional pistrick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
UNDER SERIOUS CHARGE.
Business Man Sent on to Grand
Tury for Criminal Assault.
X 1anacial 70 The TImes- pispatch.)

NORFOLK, va, juno John M.
Dozter. OF No. 1B Chapel Street, was sent
on TO the Corporation Court to-day ~
Justice Taylor to answer the charge re {, q
,aiaven.vear-o daughter of Mrs. r. L.
f Mare, 81 No. 54s Church Street. He was
admitted to bail In the sum Of $500, with
his brother, Mr. G NJ Dosier; as ,,s sure ~
offered Mr. Robert Z. Daily, Of No. 906
West Highland Avenue. his partner IN tn;
contracting business, as q witness for this
purpose. +ro,,+
OF her house playing when Mr.. rDozier
passed and asked her to go with him. He
took me to a room over the bar at the
corner of Church and Queen streets; ana q
The rest OF the testimony WAS given be-
tween the stifed sobe OF the little witness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MICHIGAN WINS ATHLETIC
MEET AT MARSHAL FIELD.
CIV Associated Press. j

y CHICAGO, June 4.-The University Of
Michigan to-day won the intercollegtate
conference athletic association meet, held
on Marshall field scoring SO points. Chi
,oago was second with 20 points. and
Wisconsin third. with q total Of Is. Six
new intercollegiate conference records
were made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
WILLIAM B. PETIT
EXTREMELY ILL
He Suffers Relapse and There
Is Little Hope for His
Recovery.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch,

FORK UNION. VA, June 4.---Ths Hon.
william n. Petit. who had begun to
rally after a long illness, had a relapse
last Thursday and now llttls hope Is
entertained OF his recovery,
MIR. Petit was partially paralyEed some
months ago. but Improved TO such de-
gree as to inspire the hope that he would
DO entirely restored, but his advanced
age lessened the. chances OF HIS complete
recovery, and now this illness comes
battle against r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
The Day at Latonia.
,it (By Associated Press.l
( C,INnINNATI, June 4,-Resuts at La

If (By AssocIated f,TessI
\ CINCINNATI, June A,-Results at La
FIRST race-six MISUNDERSTANDING g to
~ first. ID. Z. Moore e to y second,
fiaidee Is to y third; Time, nj III H.. !, d
~ * s,rst San Jose as to y second, Had
Ran Is to i third. Time. l0l l-2.
irhrd Observation-Disclosures n to 81
first Brand q to u setond, King Rose q
10 y third. Time, liso u. ..ar.. ~
r,rlonRs-siIk Maid n to 81 first, Collo-
nade u to Is second. Copperfield g to y
Fifth race--six turlongs-Mabsl Vim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Wood for Elector.

Friends Of Hon. ]. Hunton Wood, Of
appahannock, are anxious that he shall
become candidate for Democratic cleo
tor from the Seventh District before
the coming convention, Mr., Wood Is at
present The Democratic member OF the
House from Page and Rappahannook. Ha
is now In the city, but does not say
whether or not he will BIO candidate
for the honor mentioned above.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
HOUSTON STREET CARS
WILL NOT BE RUN TO-DAY
nav Associated Press

run tn.dav on most OF the lines. and
there was no trouble OF any sort. The
company has half dozen men on each
oar, armed with clubs, but tho strikers
refuse to accept the challenge. ..
Recognizing tho danger OF Sunday. with
Its hlIndreds OF idle men. the company
tonight decided to tie up the plant al
day and make no attempt to run cars.
The base ball game was transferred 10
Galveston. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
ve+erans Go to Nashville.

Members OF Lee Camp. Confederate
Veterans, and their friends will leave
Richmond at II p. NJ. next Saturday
night, June 18th. for Nashyille Ten ,I1,, to
cars and coaches will be provided for the
party. and they will travel through .Ashe,,
Vile. the Land OF the Sky, Knoxville and
.Chattanooga. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
!. CAPTAIN OTEY welded.
Wins Bride in Roanoke asses
THROUGH City Homeward.

Captain John o. Otey, Of Charles CITY
county, passed through Richmond Friday
with HIS BRIDE homeward bound
Captain Otcy and Miss Ioula 3; 60.
Thursday evening at the residence Of the
BRIDES slster. Mrs G. l.. Tinsley. Rev.
C. NJ Hawkins. pastor OF Thu. Green Me-
formed the ceremony. The wedding was
quiet, being witnessed by none but mem
berg OF the two families.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
THE DUTCH MEET With
HEAVY LOSS IN SUMATRA
fRy Assocla tod Preas.>

Ks BATAVIA, JAVA, June 4.-The Meth
erlands troops have captured a native
fortress at Tampering. In the Gajos
country. Island of sumatra. Tho DutcS
losses were thirty-three men killed or
wounded. One hundred and seYenty-sIx
Chinese were killed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

earnings Of, the system for April and for
The ten. n orths Of The fiscal year ended
April Soth. The gross haftiihgs Of the
road were 81 t3s ,45S, an increase OF f2e,.
4o2. Net EARNINGS Tor the month were
$sl2,t12 THE gross earnings for the ton
iI1ohtils were Si1,it747l. an incrense Of
S5S7, Ss6 The net earnings for the ten
8t3 compared With the prevI0us yoar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Moonlight on the River.

A moonlight will be run by the B. M.
H g, p. B. Club down tho James on the
Old Point Comfort Tuesday night. There
will be music. dancing and refreshments.
The steamer leaves at and returns at
II 2. NJ. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
OBITUARY.
Robert H Thackston.

The death Of Mr.. Robert H. Thackston
occurred yesterday at the home Of his
SON in-law, Mr.. Thomas C.. White, No
171e North Fourth Street.
Mr.. Tina ckston was, seventy-three years Il
OF age. He had been Ill for several days
He is survived by his widow and two
daug hters, Mrs. wyndham W. iGFegbX35
and Mrs. Thomas g. White. sfTt ~
Funeral Services. III
Tho funeral Of Mrs. T. #. Callahan Will
be held tomorrow morning at 10 o clock
from st. Peters Cathedral. with REQUIEM
mass. The lnterinent Will be made IN
MI Calvary Cemetery. e s,e5 ia ".
The funeral Of Mr.. Edgar 9. Esnos VIII
take place at 8 go o'clock this afterno on
IRON the residence. No. zoe North Twelfth
Street. 2ts3 y
Robert H. Thackston.
Mr.. Robert H. Thackston died yester-
dav morning at 1920 o'clock at the resi-;
den.. ne his son-in-law. Mr.. Thomas e.
White. after an illness Of twelve days
He was a great sufferer, but he bore ms
illness with much patience. He leaves,
besides a widow two daughters, Mrs.
THOMAS c. w. White and Mrs. Windrom
" overly, and four grandchtldr en-.
Mrs. Charles Cathcart, and Messrs. Besale,ls
j seph and Irving White.
Mrs. Charles T. Nichols.
Especial to The Times-Dlspat chl
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, June 4.-Mrs.
Charles T. Nichols died at her nome nero
this morning. after an illness OF Only = 4
few hours 4
Mrs. Nichols was about thirty years OF
oee. and was the Oldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John D. Terry. and grand
daughter of the late Captain F. 3, JET
fress. She Is survived by her husband
and three children. . 5,#
Clark Burgess.
fspecial to The -Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. June 4.--Nir.s CLARK
Burgess, aged seventy-six years, dleat
at tho home Of his son, DR. Thomas ~
Burgess came to Petersburg several
weeks ago from his home at BurgesAs
In Dinwiddle county, Tor the baneht OF
his health. He had improved very
much, and was on the street to-day. he
was seen sitting in his chair as II asleep
this afternoon. but could not be aroused.g.4
He was taken to his bed and lived but q,
short while.
Colonel X. M. Murchison.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcfll
WILMINGTON, N. O., June 4.-Colonel
Kenneth NJ. Murchison, wealthy and
retired citizens OF Wilmington. died last
night OF heart disease at the home OF his
SON in-law Shirley Carter. In Baltimore
He was native OF Cumberland county.
this State, and ,seventy-three years OF
age
He graduated from the State University
| In 1853. During the Civil War he was
colonel of the Fifty-fourth North Caro-
lima infantry, Hokes brigade. After the
war he engaged in business in New York
and amassed a big fortune. de retired
a few years ago and returned to Will
mngton and made his home here
He leaves an estate worth over mill
lion dollars. !,
Colonel Murchlson is survived by his
wife and the following FIVE children; Mrs.
James sprunt. Wilmington; Mrs, Frank
| 8. Ellis Atlanta: Mrs. Shirley Carter,
baltimore. Mrs. Charles II. Hurkamp.
Fredericksburg, Va, and Kenneth H..
Murchison, Jr., New York
The body Will be brought here for
L III oil "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
CURTIS JETT GOES TO
THE FRANKFORT PRISON
@y Associated Presa

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 4.-Curtls
Jett, under lite sentence for the murder,
OF Attorney j. B. Marcum at Jackson.
was taken to prison at Frankfort to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Outings to West Point.

dav tnaugurate its Beach Park excur-
sions Tor the season. running two. trains
n day. Besides these regular trains the
railway hus booked excursions almost
avery day after June 18th into July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

Former Judge Campbell Here.
I Former Judge ClarencelJ, Campbell. OF
Amherst, arrived In thes city yesterday,
and is registered at Murphy.s Hotel. he
Is in the city on private business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
North Carolina Sentiment.

The Wilmington Star says;
Grover Cleveland announced three or
four times that he was In no Wise
Fassdidate tax ~ nomination Is ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Seaboard's Earnings.

Chairman of he Board Of p!reetoTs, Mi II
,Air Line. has Issued a statement Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
"A CHICAGO GAME OF POKER
In Which the Man Who Planned to Do the Cheating Was
the Loser in the End

4 a 10 s. fi,.st, 1cioie u 70 y SECOND, Lulu
MARI Is 10 y third, Time. iM1-4.
Sixth race,-fiy1s fur1on lg.s Gown
aHnortNila. iaO to Il third Time, 1:O2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

There is trouble over the new two'
shilling English COIN AS u SHOWS Brian
MIA, she has only one foot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

The population Of Greece is said 70 90
increasing faster than that o. any
country In Europe at present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
A Few Foreign Facts.

Coal is dearer In South Atrlcu tHaH ~
any other part Of the world. II IS cheap
est in China.
The British people drink more beer
than the Germans, while the Germans
drink more spirits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

The harbor of Valparaiso. the impor-
tant port Of Chile, ls only an open road
stead, In which one hundred and fltty-
two ships have been wrecked through
storms causing them to drag their an
IN most places, and 1t has been declared
Practicable to build wall across the
mouth of tho bay Therefore number
of walls or breakwaters will be- built
at n cost OF $i0,SsOooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Fncnr1.eral Seryices.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. T. #. Callahan will
be held tomorrow morning at 10 oc!o 't,l
from st. Peters Cathedral. with REQUIEM
mass. The Internent will be made IN
Mt. Calvary Cemetery. 55 =
The funeral Of Mr.. Edgar g. Emos VIII
take place at $3.50 o'clock this afternoo
from, the residence, No. sGe North 5Twelftth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

The death Of Mr.. Robert Fl. ThackstonS
occurred yesterday at the home Of his
son-in-law, Mr.. Thomas G. White, No
71e North Fourth Street. Az,
Mr.. Tha ckston was seventy-th years
of5age. He had been Ill for several days!
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters, Mrs. wYndham w .55 oFeybX
/. a nd Mrs Thomas C.5f7Yhtte. srtssstls:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

capital punishment IL In vogue IN jap
an, hut no ons--not even the exeeutioner--
witnesses the actual dispatch OF the con- =,
demned man, who Is placed In kind OF
hoy and left to himself as soon AS the
moose is adjusted. The floor OF the DON
falls when the signal is given and me
murderer drops into eternity unseen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

~ thought about 1t for minute. and
then declared myself In. Ny notion was
that I'd see what his game really was.
and then use my own Judgment about
going on. 80 We had another bottle and
went up to his room to practice on his
ton. anyhow.
well, we sat till near daybreak. prac-
Using. hut, aside from learning his sig
nails so that could give EN- or take EN-
as we'll as he could, ] didn't get any
thing new from him. lie was slick
dealer, all right. and he could place the
cards pretty near where he wanted them.
afraid to take chances on dealing. as he
knew that Phelps was q whole lot shrewd
and was likely to watch too closely.
tBut before We got through that night
he and could tell each Others hands
without much chance Of any third party
suspectlnE anything. OF course, with that
advantage we could tell when to bolssss
each other UP. and IT DID look paa Tor
"The next night, just after dinner, !
met Bannigan again, and ne wanted to
give me q hundred to sit In with, but
laughed at him.
III thought you wore going to play
poksr2' i said. III Its going TO be a
game OF mumblepeg. III call y on
8"Hls face darkened AGAIN, a'uH Hkn
his face. And he wanted to know what
/ considered money told him hye.hun-
dred was enough to show, for didn't
reckon the jackpots would run8oyer $40
for the first half hour. and calculated
m having enough of the Phelps money
NV that time to go on. So, hnally, he
peeled Off the Ave from roll that made
my eyes water
"When i went into Bannlgan's room I
had about three minds as to what was
going to do. but when ! saw Phelps and
his friend settled down to- ono out NJ
the three. for his friend was New
reputation particularly we'll. though he
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-31

cate returns as ito the votes cast for tA.
candidates and forthwith certify and fife
one complete return with the city clerk and
deliver much of the other as relates TO
each party to the respective city chairman.
Party CommitteeS.-Section y. 4. At
the September primary each voter may
write lin the space left on his ticket Tor
that purpose the names of not to exceed
three qualified electors of the precinct for
members of his party precinct committee.
T,ha three having the highest number OF
xntes shall constitute such committee, aud
tbe one having the. largest vote shall be
ohe;ruaan The official return made by the
utnsnecfSrs shall show the names and ad-
dirsssseS 81 each party committeeman chosen
>. Tho party COMMITTEES Of each city ana
eo,1siSt OF the party chairman of each pre-
(inct in such city, county, or district; the
sS"ST,nau of the Assembly district commit
80. In such senatorial district; the con
NWsSAon0i committees OF the party chair
E|.r Of the senatorial district committee
.rSn,ly or partially within such congress on
VI NiEfriSf: the state central committee as
hhLareinafter provided. Each such committee
.Saii choose its officers by ballot excepting
40 herein provided.
Zach committee and its officers sha
hive the powers usually exercised by sue,
"a Inittees, and by the oiLcets lneTeo., =.
g. Var as 10 consistent with this ac.. ':'i
ya+.ous officers AMI committees 20 .-
tsNcnce shall exercise :.!e p"'' ops r-u'
form the duties herein prtsc4-p.4 $500
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-31
To the County Clerk Of Villas Coup

To the County Clerk OF Villas Coup--
ty, Wis. - y
STATE ST OF W Use S..
Office OF County Clerk, Villas Coun--
ty, Wisconsin. adt. -. !, '.s4
Notice is hereby giSeg,t::: That att a, s..
general election. to pc held in the sew
eral towns. wards, villages and, cleo
ton districts of the Ccunty of Villas I
in the State OF WISCONSIN,, on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday,
being the 9Th day Of November, A. D.
1904, the following. officers, / aE E, to be
elected, to-wit: .n. !,
A County CLERK, in place OF Charles
Slattery, whose term Of otice,will Ell.
plre on the first Monday Of January, n
A. D. 1905. +. S,.s. - = i.
ACadntg, Treasured in :Place' .! St::' u
- K.'ni'ey. whesa< .t4a.. ..''' II
will EpIle on be nrsl a&I.ofta
uary, A. D. 1905. 80. ~: :.
A sheriff. u PLACE Of r. + >L9a'g.$s.. 7, +
i'm. whose term OF oft.ce'.wi 'e pre- i
On the first Monday 81 Janaaa...y D RS,
1905. \, 4 ): r,e~y4 !.
A%B@gisger Of l}eed IN PLACE 81. WI.
i Raymond, whosa'te Of 2 tass'ss ~, !.
* pire on the 6f>4 N9uass. o4JanuaTy,
e. b. 1905
,5;,l.;+ Al .4tg<,,g,.,., .s ,,L,,z, o9 l., -,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-31

committee, and perform suen Qher 9tsl.
ness as may properly be brought 'oeIors-. !
sSsh Tae spueS m q h saeH
be made puhlfc not later than six O'Clock +.
in the afternoon Of the foliowing day; +.
Miscellaneous Provisions: section - 81 D.
In case of tie vote, the tie shall forthwith
be determined by lot by the ,canvassers..
2. 1t shall be be duty of the secretary OF
July 1st 1905 TO prepare all forms nefeS,
sary to carry out the provisions ,a 81 foi',
act. which forms snail be S9OI n an pursuance
hereof. Such forms shall be prn Cd va" IN -
copies of this act, for pp6hee, use a @na
her. primary shall be held shall Pc
Ihs Penal Provision -sec,i9n "a h0d I 4ss
Of the same, 1 permit any person 80 0'r e%;
for his benefit any bride, to y6tsr 10 'u,1
6n{ or prom Tse Of sAd gain 81 any
the nature of a bride as consideration ION i "r
signing the same, whether such brpe OK
promise Of gain in the nature OF "a pl.oS
he offered or accepted before or atfer sucn
signing, shall be gully of a mAsysinlanoc
punished by fine OF not 4eSseth3h IhsHtS
five ner more than five hundred ao4latS, ~
less than fen DAYS. nor mtse thar SIX
months, or by BIO rine and 'ilsR. s24-e a.
i. Any act declared *llFa slt.fsi. se'..s >:
ses be offense IN al ;.EF.,4s
ali be punished in the y
amer as therein pr0vi'.' : AIS 50 x
La;lcs and provisions OF e.ife & " 500
ch cancuses and .eseetl as. ss.4'. -,
.rS 6 os GthsE iFh o pr92y f t5rse me
some extent a. though fully > ,.- - -
tlis act.
# a sjgner or witness 10 a t3sH4@.
paper sh&l be deein.ds 9 ~, % W. o..
md OIL CORY ction purISHad q, rs st{. &es.t,
Any peIsl4rs no, bel:g IN as ostti
nomination PAGERS euLttltU 30. Dt 1870 -.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-31

The Chicago Chronicle says;
-Four years ago the issue Was
the full dinner pail This year
the issue at. the south is the
Box W = MT u l@on.
n Re -a~ GAay de
&c. Pc a lie tor-n1~~Alast party. -
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-31

s.e.-.oz-. ---,..ct -Aa = cA441na4A Ok suc4
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-11-03
Quite an Accident,

Miss Lottie McGavren an d
Miss Della Harris, met with
quite a serious accident this
morning. They drove out to Mr..
Ellis Jones farm this morning
to make some arrangements for
the dance in his new barn this
evening, and while returning
home, their horse scared and
backed off the high grade near
the Boyer bridge. Miss McGav-
rem was thrown out and the
wheels of the buggy ran over
her, and the horse stepped on
her left shoulder; Miss Harris
was thrown over the dash board
Of the buggy, and her right arm
was badly wrenched. Miss Nc
Gavren was taken to DR.. G.. w.
McGavrens office, where it was
found, on examination, that no
bones were broken, but she was
badly bruised.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-11-03

his Office. II Mr., Falloal has
tried any other case or eVen
attempted to, we defy him OF
the Observer to stand up and
tell the people the title Of the
case and when it was tried.
We think it comes with poor
grace for Mr.. McCabe after he
has gobbled everything in sight
by reason of Republican sue
cess in electing the county
officers to turn upon such
worthy men and editors as
Stewart, Enbody and Butts with
"a malicious and libelous tongue
and practically charge them
with selling out to anybody,
saying nothing of the criminal
Tom Dennison simply because
they have intimated that they
are tired of supporting a man
so incompetent as the nephew
of the editor of the Observer,
that he too may stand at the
Public Crib. but we fee! that
these gentlemen are able to
defend themselves and even if
the Observer does get the pat
ronage of the county while
they do the work necessary tc
be done in order for Republican
success.
Fronk Davis, on 3rd street,
has just been giving his resi-
dence a new coat of paint, and
it looks fresh and neat in it's
new coat.
John Sullivan, Jr., has got out
about the best advertising card
we have ever seen ask him for
one Of them.
Mrs. Charles Carlson is Wis
iting friends in Omaha today.
Jim McCune and r. j. Hutton
went to Norfolk, Neb., this af-
ternoon, to take charge of the
Company pile driver for a time.
Monarch oyer pain. Burns,
cuts, sprains, stings. Instant
relief. DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
4 oo,, J,,,,oc c+oro aO1