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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22

Raleigh, N. c.. March I'm the
Federal Court this morning Receiver
AcBee, o! the Atlantic & North Caro-
lima Railroad was dismissed by Judge
Charles II. Simonton. the order hav-
ing been agreed on and submitted
by counsel for the State and McBee.
The receivers counsel had asked to be
allowed to do this and had given up
the fight after the hearing before
chief Justice Clark, at which McBee
was bound over for conspiracy. Nc
Bee is not to receive a cent OF pay
for himself or for expenses as receiver
and the complainant, X. 5. Finch and
his bOndsmen are to pay the ccsts
OF the suit
The Atlantic & North Carolina a
two-thirds OF which are owned by
the State. is now back in the hands
OF the president and board of direc-
tons. and q full Investigation OF ITS
affairs has been ordered by the Gov
ernor and board of internal improve
nents.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Muscles Sore, joints PafnfuI-Rhen.
matisn.

Sore Muscles or painful joints, may
mean an approaching attack OF rheu-
matism- Elliott's Emulsifed Oil Oir.-
ment. rubbed on the affected parts
will relieve the pain and anc
prevent rheumatism. Elliott's Emul-
cited Oil Eminent is a satisfactory
rubbing Eminent for all soreness,
Stiffness n lameness OF joints or
muscles r. r. DeIIamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Williams Hands are Stained With
Other Crimes.

Roanoke. Va. March IA special
to the Times from Lynchburg says:
Williams. the aSsailant
OF Mrs. Shields and little daughter in
this city on January 30th, has con-
fessed to killing an Italian woman at
East Liverpool, Ohio, and to cutting a
woman's throat in Pennsylvania VIII
Hams will be hanged mere tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
event OF punitive measures being re
Quired against the Chinese.

event OF punitive measures being re-
quired against the Chinese.
While the Russians are moblizing
for the purpose OF working out an of
fensive military problem. they win be
prepared to move heavy forces in any
direction to meet the Japanese, whose
command OF the sea gives them great
freedom in selecting their points OF at
tack General Kuropatkin will live on
a train with his stan. and be prepared
to move Immediately wherever his pres
ence is required
Great precautions are being taken to
guard against surprises. The Japanese
have always shown a preference for
night attacks. n most rigorous orders
have beer issued to keep up a continu-
Gus advance Of scouting parties and
10 have heavy pickets out at night.
General Kuropatkin is now near
Omsk. Siberia He is making very
fast time. averaging owe $50 miles per
day. everything being sidetracked to
get him TO Mukden on March 26th.
May Have a Conflict With the Chinese.
New Chwang. March 1.-THE Patri-
archial General Lnevitch. who was &C
companied by General Kondratono-
witch. after a survey ~yesterday-of New
Chwang and its d~efenses which had
been prepared for his inspection. re-
turne to his command at Lao Yang.
He also visited Kai Chou and points
affecting the protection OF the Gu'r
coast, and the holding OF the weak
zone along the main line Of railway OPP
posite New Chwang. Although dis
claiming any apprehension OF the Jap
anese landing here, the authorities are
satisfied to have foreigners understand
that the Russians are prepared for ~
local emergency and the arrival of an
additional battery OF artillery and also
$50 scouts today is significant OF COM
ing events.
1t is apparent that both civil and
military s~trategists and the diplomats
at Mukden apprehend a collision with
the Chinese. probably fearing that the
increasing number of their small bands
OF scouts operating between the Lao
river and the great wall are the instru-
ments for their ENHANCEMENT in a con-
fict, particularly as this zone is in the
nature of a no-mans-land on account OF
having been abandoned by the powers
and also because the Chinese jurisdic-
ton is incompetent. Russians able to
judge profess to regard General Mas
attitude as dangerous to the peace Of
Russia and China.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Russian Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Blown Up.

Che Foo. Thursday. March III p.
m.-While entering Port Arthur yes
terday, the 18th instant, the Russian
torpedo BOAT destroyer Skorri, struck
an unplaced mine and was blown up.
Four Of the crew were saved VicerOy
Alexieff in a dispatch confirms previous
accounts of the damage to Port Ar
thur by the bombardment of the 10th.
but says the story of a fire in Port Ar
hui is a base fabrication.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Colds Are DANGEROUS.

How often you hear it remarked:
It's only a cold" and a few days
later learn that the man IS On his
back with pneumonia. This is of such
common occurrence hat a cold, how
eve slight, should not De disregard
ed. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
counteracts any tendency toward
pneumonia. 1t always cures and is
pleasant to take. For sale by all
drugg' SITS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
What He Meant.

London, March 17.-Inquiries made a
Lloyd's ELECTED the statement that the
New Chang agent probably meant that
the river at New Chwang Will be free
of ice between March 18th and 30th
and that communication with Port Ar
thur by sea will then be ~re-opened.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Russians Lay Mines Along the Lilac
Tunp Peninsula.

Che Foo. March 17.-Warnings have
been received here confirming previous
reports to the effect that the Russians
ave laid mines along the Lao Tung
Peninsular and that neutral vessels
are obliged to show their colors five
kilometers off shore and now await a
Russian pilOt
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Building a Road From Seoul to Win

Seoul, March 17.@:30 p. m.-Five
thousand engineers are now employed
in the building of the military railroad
from Seoul to Wiju. Only a few miles
have been completed. Civilians are
working on the railroad from Seoul to
Fusan. This roa cannot be complst-
ed before next October.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Death of Henry Il. Thurber.

Detroit, March 17.-Henry T. Thur
Der, a we'll known attorney of this
city. who was private secretary to
President Cleveland during his sec
ond term, died today. He was opera
ted on for appendicitis two weeks
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Tobacco Companies Consolidated.

DanviIle Va. March 1.-THE ID. 7
Spencer Sons. incorporated. and the
B. f.. Grayely Tobacco concerns OF
Henry county. have consolidated. the
former company taking charge
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Troops Concentrating.

Lioa Yang, Manchuria. March IL
Troops are still concentrating here and
are forming Guerrilla detachments,
Prices have risen enormously.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
Russian Cavalry RecrosseS the Yalu

Seoul, March 17.4:30 D. m.-The Japa-
mese authorities have been advised
that the Russian cavalry in Northern
Korea has partly recrossed h Yalu
river and that a CosSack battery has
also withdrawn. A small Russian
force still occupies Chong Ju.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
$500 Men i'm the Port Arthur Garrison

Che Foo. March ia letter from
Port Arthur says hat the garrison
there consists Of 2, 800 men.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-03-22
All Quiet ut Port Arthur.

Port Arthur. March 17.-All is quiet
here. Military bands play twice a week
in the public square.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24
DEATH OF 4 CHILD.
Daughter 81 Rev. and Mr. ". B. Heb
ssn AceIdently Killed.


Fruu ths Jacksonville Netp'I,nlis FRIDAY
| 4 most distressing accident nap
pened lat night which has completely
shocked the community, aud Which
9, suited in the death % NARY Kate,
tue brautiful and talented t-yeaT-old
ldaughttr OF Rev W A. n bison, pas
tor OF the First Baptist church.
Or Hob-ou. With hi- wife and son
Frank. and Mary Kate. attended re-
cep,ion al the home Of Frank John.
-ou. In l.aNilla. Which Eas given DR.
Hot,-on prior 20 hi summer vacation.
The reception vas largely attended
aud was an event that caused the
Hob.on family mus h happiness, yet u
ended IN an unfortunate accident that
has caused the life Of a pet of the
house hold.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
HObsOn. Frank and MaTy Kate and
Mis. Brannon. a visitor here, got into
the automobile and started home
ward While coming east on Adams
street Or HObsOn -aw the street car
ca Bridge street coming towards Bay.
The auto could not he stopped in
tlme TO prevent a collision. and see
ing the impending danger. Dr.. Hob
.on gave the lever quick JERK which
.udtenly turned tie auto towards hay
street. az the sane time thrOwing
Mary Kate. WhO Eas On the rear seat
With Miss BraRnon. directly in front
Of the street car. Before the motor
man COuld realize what bad happe ned
the car had crushed the little girl To
death.
Jumping from HE auto DR. HObsOn
rushed to the mangled form Of his
daughter, and his gTiei beggSrs de-
scTiptlon. Strong men Who ui,nessed
the horrible accident sept bitterly
With grief stricken cries the pastor
picked up the crushed body and rushed
into BTadlcy's drug store, AZ the cor
ner Of Bridge and Adams streets,
y ben Dr- Elmore and Thompson we're
summoned. but the little girl "a then
b. vOnd al human AID
Sire HOb-On had sustained .uch a
n-ssOIs -hocS that she required the
a tent On % physicians. a. ste Was 90
t-- -erge u: pro-irat.On
after much dIftcu!ty Or Hob-0u
"a. tasen trOu the ceac bOdy " ~
lE..e su1 paced % la-r.4ge STA
E-. HUt'-ou a1G Fra-s and taeen 2,
re par-o1sg- NLvss Iaus fr rno-
gathered 20 Offer co I-o.st.OH tut .,
nOaya. TIE patents acre frsni.,
u.;I gT.ri aa1 a. n.Pti .ohE tie
paced % and gro tEro-gE 'tt psT-on
agr, gl..rg .eEi g. -, great -.E-o4
tCey laa sg-ta asc
Mar Kate a. owed by a.. a.,
sues h-r. So Eas a little ~. 80,
lad tasen part 90 tle cnter's Inn~Ht
81 the cburct aul "a a de-. dec :aso
rate. she sas ,h.Id % r-marxai.,
beauty and .0yab.e zsbner
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24
short Session
Circuit Court
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

~ IRCUIT Court met on MONDAY
III Judge Minor > .',nes Prcsid
W ing. with state Attorney J. ID
Beige, Clerk samuel u. Jcr'
dan and sheriff John X. Turner al
their customary stations.
A grand jury was summoned To 10
vestigate the alleged uiurder OF Mr.
Frank Brown by Der husband, Shict
occurred az GlenWood IN the spring
The fOllOsing jury Was empaneled' ;
b. Wright, j. II GeHtTN, + = oate',
Il. = LungTen, william Beet, +. y
Page, j. l. Nuckols. n J.WilmshuTst,
W. G. Watts. A. a. Woodan. n W.
Mann. W. \. Rush. Albert Turner. =.
A. Wool. T. =. Estlcs. Robi Reid. NJ.
LafOllett and d. T.. Berry Mr. Wright
"a. elected foreman and p. d. PoO-, T
sworn in a. bailif The iur, investi.
gated the bomoI de anu returned no
irue-bill".
This a.. the only matter 70 bc
hgought before the grand ury. the
member- Of which we're then paid 81
and discharged
The civil dc, set "a. probably the
smallest ever sBOwu in tnIs county.
Eases we're Disposed Of a. iu..oW.
T. = Ropes d. NanU,ruUv. J"n.
tinued
, + Ropes 81. 2 ? SHORE. s..uup-
III. yerdisi Of s3,s. - rendered IN iaScr
II complainant
D. p Rope. 81. Thoma, Ny-bitt.
continued b, consent
Mlnsh-w = Carter IS, T. = Rope.
continued
y l. Powe, graduate Of the Law
Department of StetsOn University,
was, on motion. formally admitted 10
practice before the Circuit Courts Of
the state.
Maggie and James stoc kton ~ the
city Of DrLand: continued
James stockton ~ the cts OF u.
Land; cont lnued.
J. T. Alexander -. \ SSarlett.
nOn-suit entered.
The court issued an order elim.nat.
ing from the town OF Ormond ali
fractional parts Of sections - anu u,
TIP. ~. u n, which had heretofore
been 'aSed by the Incorporation.
Court al Journed yesterday after.
nOOn.
The followinF Teiit JUROR were
summoned for the term. l.Od GrOOycT,
John Welsh, q. y DOlirr. q. . Mc.
Corkle, J. II Gentry, ~. q Rove, W
u. Haynes, Matt LafOIlstt, A. u. R,.
land, J. 81. CHATTER, a. u Mcdonald
and Albert Turner.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

GssrEia's New HSdsI VaEraBry Iau.
The Georgia Legislature tackled
with commendable vim and yigor
the yAgraRi problem. something
which deeply concerns every South.
err State. The new measure il much
more stringent in its definition Of
VIA, shall constitute vagrancy than
former sets which II Vas designed g.
supPlAHt Under IL provisions ary
person Sho il -tTulliBg IDLY Abyu'.
NhO hAs 10 property b. support nam.
l. = yagrAEt All persons leai.ug ~
Immoral life sh. are WiiL.u, rr,I.
eTty. and are able 10 vYfk aui d.
lot Sort prot -siyuA. gaub..- and
psEsoLs having liked aIuls abe
I've b! baTtsrhg st".et IL pert, ale
AksSl-s q The '4gTaIoy ,.a--. -ay-
tie JAcks0L lie NstToplI-
CLisT tie form = ias psf-,u.
SIiE - So DE means q -upto.i
Wer- sagTALis ILs usw lsN ietl .
'yislbis All kIJSL ussu- & a { ~.
L beet and reputable .y...Looi a.
, reasonably cObiiIuGu. employ.
ussHt orGhKsd Leutle &C. Il. Ir.I.r
~
All able bodied PEI .ohs iou4d ter
ghIg. 20 Shy quit their houses an
leAss their fatalities Sithoui ueaL.
% subsistence, are l.ksSIss d., Jared
Migrants
One Of the Anendmsni- adnpte,
happily parallels . provision Il ID.
defeated child labor bill. IL pro
vidss that all persons who are able 1,
work but Sho are supported BY ID,
labor Of minor children. shall be re-.
garded a. Migrants. A Tighteou,
provision
Justices OF the peace are empow
cred 10 assure warrants fOr the arres
Of persons suspected of being Va
gIants
The bah provides that the punish
IBsnt for vagrADey shall be the sans
~ Cor q misdemeanoT.
FloTida has 9 vAgrAbt lsw, bat u
In indIffeEently enforced. OccasioBal
y some ProWlinR negro is seOOped Ia
by ID in the larger cities. bat 90 white
males not females q either color ar,
disturbed in their lazy and worth.
lees sxistsncs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24
Words Fair Letter
From Ward Gould
oooeoocooooooooooooocI
ST LpUIs. JUNE u lsA

81. LDUtS. JCNE II lSA
pELANp NEWS. The Louisiana Pur'
chase Exposition ls the biggest thing
of the Kind up 70 date Until one bc-
comes accustomed Ia 10, the immense
.how 6. bewildering anal di-couraging
No one need hope TO DO the fair
throurhlN IA tew days. When vou
consider that there are four miles Of
ai-les in the Agriculture bailding' aud
,Uis j. Only one OF the many buildings
taa feel Ia ne, r-sarN To 90 through you
,4n form some idea Of the undertake
.ur And yet It pays, for Il i an edu-
alton IN Itself ORe would have to
tr4,r. an over the world % see What
displayed here In one enclosure.
A.mb.teyer, countT, Of Importance
r.- contributed Of it, arts and scien-
&C.,. commercial and educational
methods Of the civilized world are
concentrated here, and there are eX.
b. bits OF agriculture, minerals. hsh.
,.r.. and insects from every civil
led country Every process of
manufacture b. shown from the crude
material to the finest product in many
D.. ',rtut lines bne can here see
,.,Iy phase OF development in the
story 81 the human race To- the
pau.pplno villages YOU see native
somcn trdiou-ly weaving their cloth
ut hand. Nhile in the Varied Industries
tuld.np the finest fabrics are being
turned Out by the most improved
mas hineTl. hut there j. nO Use In at.
tempting a description, one must sec
To- understand ami appreciate IL.
There Is one thing which strikes a
visitor from Florida and that l. the
absence Of any kind Of al exhibit from
hi own state. Almost every other
tat, and territory in the Union even
g. var distant Island possessions i.
represented. bat the only thing have
-tcn accredited 10 Florida. j. the
mode. ~ a yellow fever detention
lamp IL the government bIi.ding.
d Zee. that Florida Ia. made a mis-
tasg 10 not being represented. While
a., nay Tot have reru .I-i.ted IN the
cyuvn.r % putting ~ tate building
here az should a. ca.t have al eX-
l.b.' Florida ,Oa.G make a display
vu.,a EoIiG he VI more interest Ia
TIE general Pgbli, than that Of any
other -tatr ~ the Union and al CON.
paTauy,ly little expense and trouble.
IS ave alligator Nouli attract more
attention than doe, the government
rad .lm exhibit. Our tropical plants
and frui's are thing- which have
never been seen bN most people visit.
ing the fair ana could not hat N 81
interest Ia them. u - unfortunate
that We have not taken advantage Of
tn. unusual opportunity To let the
p opIe Of the world kRoW of the re-
sources and al, antaFes of our famous
state WARD GOJLD
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

THE NEWs stated. two veek- since,
that niethsE Bob Davis Dot Csp tain
Brouard we're sulksTs- the ds
fsated candidate would Loyalty cap
port the victor. THE SESs kUeS
what Il Has talking shout Ouly
''sEnAll fry sulk and euss out the cue.
esssful rival Bob Davis and Cap
tain BrowaEd are not IN tkis olass.
Listen 10 what Colonel Davis says
trust the bitterness q the cam
paign will nov be fJrgOttsn and that
the Democrats Of Florida vail be
emitted in the active support Of the
NOMINEES from United States sens
Tor, eobgFessDsh and governor, u
the humblest county NOMINEES. Let all
talk of dissatisfaction cease Let OaT
dslsgNtes TO the national eOnventi, n
70 feeling that they have . solid state
Democracy behind them, ard let u
hope that Che next president Of the
United States Will be q Democrat.
Az the phrase Of the day gOes.let us
noe get togetheE
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24
q. ". Fisher

a.ks the readers Of this paper g.
test the value of KOaOl Dyspepsia
Cure. TbOse persons whO have used
a and uhO have been cured by IA. %
not hesitate 10 recommend IL 60 their
friends. k0d0l digests shat you eat.
cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia and al
stomach trOahlca Increases strength
By cabling tue stomach and digestive
organs 90 contTihute % the blood ali
of the Butrimcnf contalned In the
fooa koAoi Dyspepsia Cure h pleas
ani asd palafable-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

Dissolve hall Yeast cake ~ = cup
" lukewarIn milk aud stir this Into
two quarts % tOur Let "a rise fOT
abOut an hour. ADD then Sne cup %
SUGAR. one cup % butter. twS eEss and
= pinch % salt. cinnamon o. taste
and a pint % warm miik. This maj -
half water. Work all together - you
would bread and let q rise again
When risen make 10 Into . long. thin
loaf. Let Il riss obce more and lake
The next day cut the loaf into slices
aud let them dry In the oven " thls
h put awsy la jars 10 viii Keep for
Loag tine.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

Democrats should act b led
sstny sy Socialists and RsPabli-
esnA Forty-kvs thousand men who
tesk PaEt IN nominating the county
and siass DsaoeEsiie tickets. viEtuIly
pisagsd thsmsslses 10 SEAPORT he
sa@isus~ whossss they happsasa
b ~ thsy Lars sivsn their wOra 81
konsr - suls 6nE ths nsn nouai-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

ID not stteupt % gain rcd cheeks
~ The use % rouge Give theIS . dai'
" eOld bath and rubbing with . eOarss
towel Take . great DEAL % exsrcise
IN the Open air. breathe deeply. KEEP
ths digestion IN good order by . wbOis
sOms diet % neat. Vegetables. fruits
god bread. cereals and mllk- Ne en-
erE~tic In aI that yos 10 he ebesks
win brtzbtes e. The result % this
healthful living
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

A friend Of 0ormOn claims thai
The senator has 800 silent votes
pledged to him ct Sc Louie All
air, all aiIl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

Will II. Stevens baa purchased .
half interest in the DAytOna HalifaH
Journal, the only self-eOniesssd Re-
publican newspaper in the state Of
Florida.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

The Atlantic Coast Line has Plse-
ed orders for amilliOn dollars worth
q nsu rolling stock, which vii he
ready for uss BY the next tours,
ssanoa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

The Da-ketmaa dos DOt always
sale hsh thoroughly A elOth wrang
cut % cOld water and dippej In corn
uieal h excellent Coz removing the last
scrAps % sgalss Rnbbing daeks and
se-s- With eOrnmeal after pl0cklag
them IL also sdviscd Ths down de
sppears lke magic
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

mated The NOvembsE election viii
prove how many men the state Of
Florida has who will stand by thsir
word
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

The Gainesville Star IL the warm
est member in the Florida cOnstslls-
ton Of journalism.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24
w0RLD'S FAiR RATES
VIZ L. & N. 4. y

First elias excursion rates from
Del.and Co -. LYuis and ~.
turn beginning April -. tickets sold
tally
SIG.pO Return liIAit dee 18th
s3s.35 Return limit 90 days
S31s5 Return limit IS dsys
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

Tarnishsd stair rosls are essily elean-
"a Wash them with soaD anA water
an1 shss psiisb Win . silshtiy oslsa
clsfh aasisd ever wifh asslv pgSassss
ngetaa seanA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24

Special coach sXcurs,Oh S23 a.
rOundtrip Retarb limit 10 dave
from date Of sale Tickets colo
Tuesdays aDd Thursdays IN June.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-24
DEMos RATIO TICkET.

Presidential EicctUrs.
H.P. BAlLN,
JENNINGS
gC-H KuDNCE
AZ NEWTON.
- sTONENNN
For Consiy-s.
FRANK CLAHk.
FoT Governs,
- BKOwAHb
serrstsry & susie.
II CLAY CRAWFohb
Fa CompirdisT.
A.C.CROON.
For Trcasuproi state
WV. KNUTT
Fur stats scbsri sIPerinteudsut.
w. n. HOLLOWAY
TuF Commissioner II AEr.cuHur',
ne acLlN.
Pc RailF,-ad Cumniss'ons'F
JOHN L. MORGAN.
FuH STAT, Chemisi.
RE R0SE
Faf suprsme Cuurt Iusti ,---t 'ears-
FENwICK TAHh'h
Fur CircuIt Couri lusiEs.
MINOR : JuNE~
TUr stat. ATTORNEY.
IOHN 4 JoNEs
Tor Representative
CHAs l. SMITH.
7 J. sPARKNAN
Poe County Juax,.
! l. AcCRORY
Ew Oerk af C.rruH Court.
sAHL u. JORDAN.
Fos Ssena
JOHN a. TURNER
Fos TaH As-ss-~,
SAMUEL a. WtI~slS
F0F Tsx Cuilsctur,
o PERKINS SMITH.
EuF Coauty Trsasurrr
- vtNEANT.
FHCouuty SsgEfinisii'is'ii.
BRIT FISH
FuT CuuutE Comuis-luusfr-
q. 10 HRUstkE
FRANK o BOND
~. % NcuklDE
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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-07-21

|, Geo. w. Dewey, county clerk
do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and correct
statement of the fees received by me
for the first and second, quarters of
the year 1904, as shown by the rec
ords of nay office.
Geo. w. Dewey, Co. Clerk.
State of Nebraska SO.
Custer County.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of July, 1904.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and seal, the day and
year last above written.
G. o. Lind, Reg. of Deeds.
We, your special committee APP
pointed to check up the Office of the
County Clerk, respectfully report