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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
cook an old virginia asiicake IA ri coal
CRATE The datesfor Gabriel . apt,earaiiee
| IL getting stlearer ana nearer. sl' 81

I
cook an old irsinia asitcake n q coal y y
CRATE The date for Gabtlers appearance
Is getting tlearet. and retrer.8 38I #
84ssf5g "A sssB
55trho Iowa CITY DALI n ows AM lotitces.
"1ost riatk leather gentie mans pocket
book Y X RI ii rs Ri sgi NJ
Thls us companion to 4 similar one II, Il n
q svlrglnia pa per: ~ Ms IS
ost--A III TN dressed 1ady's Kid q glove
S79s {t
"A ST Petersburg paper lately published
an editorial nineteen columns. Ions, and an,
|it was fin8the Russian Language y too. N
d 5asbone u lotto tell the a tale AZ
f5S ---s==--:=-as M
The Car ~ not alone III ibis troubles.
The beof trust, J, tho tobacco combine g ai, t1
the Standard on Company are also being is
hunted. sf}s v III Il! ii, IF XII
.5I 4iS3S u n
g March the Ath will be MI. q r oosev g
Busy dry but eSseckers will not n fall 81
To- leave their cards. AZ y 81 VI e @ til ~
--=--- ~ ~
# General Miles Scould we'll have afforded De- !
to remain b ont Sanot Their forts years
AK 5 SS---==---===.==-s= IN
8"Cotton is.n king or a fool as n he case SO
may be- says the Augusta Chronicle.
There have been times when men were
Both at one and the same time. ~ N
S $.---E-==--====-Y54 f3g 3s3 g858t
It Is now said that Johann Ioch had
d double. We have NIL along Sfad q Turk
Ing susplcion8t that shob could not have done one
all that marrying BY himself XII VI
o.
~ According to the census report there are
forty-clght &mlllioh hogs IN i this country.
and tho census takers only counted tile
four legged varie 81 81 a.
52$ $&5S --------s.-----AA-t3 a n
that Mrs. Chadwiok has quilt \ talking, but
the telegram fails to- announce the hour
OF the funeral 8 H n 81
ssas9 ,i.: I98s-=z:-.-===:=--H .ssB
| The reporters tell us tint Mrs. Chad
wick was ''cool and collected 81 in court.
|33"collected'' is good under the $cIrculn--
stances. s5 III 5i 3;s isa
~ President Roosevelt, !, So II Is said, will
wear a Knox hat on inaugur ion day. az
Let$us hope lie won't stalk through i.
AZ ==-====--E=- # 3$$ t3
Il The President wants to try his \ hand an,
again hunting bears lnS the South Wall Vail
Street would be q better place. NJ }8
&t f{8'2 ---=---.=--E-5i4 I'll gti5$l38t3l
& The promised release Of Maxim g orky
on $500 bull inti,nates that authorship is
held pretty cheap in II ussia 735 s5$s
| f1SSb y 4 s------.----.=== ~
1T is now admitted that the beef pa cketr rs
are getting uneasy 4 Beef consumers have
been that way for some time. ii 1t,
What difference does 1t make now
whethcr$you$ shovellcd the snow. off your
sidewalk or not?
i $4} SS =-=----=-=-S4 81 sS8l
Tho war party in Russia is no longer
Visible to the naked eye.$g III ,Bs.
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Whys Continue the WARP.

1t is estimated that In the war between
Japan and Russia, which has now been
going on for something more than q year.
1880 Jnpancsc and 12e,4o0 Russians have
been killed or wounded. The Russians
have also lost seven battleships, thirteen
cruisers and other vessels valued ut $S2,-l
5000 while the Japs have lost one bat
tleshlp ana six other nrmorcd vessels. The
cost Of the war thus far Is estimated at
sSO0, 900. 900. about evenly divided between
tho two nations. 4.
Why continue this costly and bloody
war? What ares these nations fighting
for? Is each sncere and honest in say
Ing that II only wants that which is right
and Just? II 50, why not call OFF the dogs
Of war and submit tho whole question TO
)arbitration? Such a cause would beln
great gain for tho course Of universal
peace. l5555 K t5 II!
----------=-=------
| 3 The conclusions of the International
Commission, appointed 10 inquire into the
North Sea incident, arc said 70 be quite
| favorable TO Russia, recognizing that Adj
4 miral Rojestyensky could ultimately
consider himself in danger ana act as no
laid, III q
That is a plea which. many a murderer
has made Time and again the mur-
derer has drawn and fired OIL the plea
that he believed his owl, life to be In dan-
ger. 1t may be a fair defense and may
| he jlstifiable IN law But the courts
arc usually very suspicious Of it,
4 tn s-%--------s-==--:--- ----- -----
"A New Yorker felt so grateful because
4 street car actually stopped for him the
other night that he passed the motorman
n ten dollar bill, The sentiment was. OF
course. bad, but the moral should be
! Obvious to the most chpcke-heaicd motor
Z man. sa
( l.5j5545 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiit AVS y
Yardainan and John Sharp Williams vii
iaye the fight for the Mississippi senator,
ship outside of mississippi pox pppul
will be for Williams, but the outside voice
!, may not ne heard TO hurt.
81 -. -=--..------------------
r Pure old Virginia apple cider seems y
y have taken Its place on the shel fsreserves
n for HE lost arts, and sonlehoY We eau
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

According to the census report! there are
forty-cight 3millioh hogs In this country.
and the census takers only counted the
four legged variety. b ~ a! AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

1 Tho war party in Russia is no longer
visible to the naked eye .,,s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

\ AM Associated Press telegram tells us
that MRS. CHADWICK has guilt talking, but
the telegram fails to announce the hour
ofEthe funeral. .'s ~ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Al the Rand olph streetsB ptist Church 1 I,
The pastor Rev. w. 1 y. r obertson. 4 VIII
prea eli the second and third sermons = J. sof
q series on THE Tempta lion OF Our
Lord The morning theme vii Y be the E.a3
Nature 81 the Temptati ons and at NJ nights
..satan,s H. Mr.. and Mrs. Heslep VIII
sing a duet at the morning service lr Ice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Il March the $4tl Will be Mr.. 1aoosevelt''s
BUSY dry, but fflcss seekers Will not fall
to leave their cards. M 3 , Il u iii Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

ut is now admitted that the beef pa ckers
ore getting uneasy. Beef consumers have N'e
been that way for some time. Ut q n II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

n 1t 5is5 now said that ] ohann Ho cil had
d double. We have MI along had Sl,,r rs
ing 5suspiconAt that $ho could not have done done
all that marrying BY himself. q !, }t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Mr., Stubs May Run,
Y. Information comes from lll,tyfs
ninth Senatorial ID str let to- eneet maj
toyMey sena tor pR 7. 81 s0AsssI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

II What difference does it make now
whethersyou shovellcd the snow off your
or anot2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

I, The PRESIDENT wants ito try. his Il hand
again hunting bears in the South. Wall w
Street would boa better place. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

yardaman and John SHARP WI llams Will
have the fight for the Mississippi senator
ship. outside of Mississippi vox pppull
will be for Williams, but the outside voice
may not ne heard to hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

ts AZ the First ii Unitarian 9 hurch1 services
viii bc Aheld to- morrow morning at u
y q clock at Monroe II ALI by Rev ohn 20
ROBINSON, pastor. sub1ect: IN WORE ~ ol
Growing Better and More Beau = S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

The promised release Of Maxim Gorky
on $500 bail intimates that authorship is
held pretty cheap in Russia. s Il i ":
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

President Roosevelt, SO Il IT. Us said, will
wear a Knox hat on inaugural day ga I,
Let$us hopo lie won't talk through II. 3Ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

The Car ~ not alone III his troubles,
THE beof trust, tho tobacco combine and
the Standard on Company ore also being,
hunted. IN vi. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Il "A st. petersburg paper lately published
an editorial nineteen columns. lone, and
1t was finSthn Russian languag e,$ too. Not No,
d jawbone ~ loft Ito tell the tale.S IA H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Pure old Virginia apple cider seems tt
have taken its place on the shel {, reserves
for HE lost arts. and sotnehoY We eau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

w Al the Second Baptist Church the pas e.
tor, Rev. DIV r. i. Smith VIII prestac.hE
morning and mig The morning. meme
LII, Ia: f.tChrist Our Great High Priest, 81
and a night \. IA Soft Answer, 3ia
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The Flags Will Come Home.

well as operate, them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Il Two specially Interesting subjects VIII
Be discussed by DR.. ., Wthorne i g
morrow at the Grove Avenue venue sl3apt.s y
Church. The topic Of the morning ser
mon viii be Seeing the u nseen The
theme OF sthe evening discourse will / by &
i0Evil dlngs.,''4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Dr.. Gardner, pastor. will preach, morn
ing and evening at the Grace Stree n I3ap-5
FIST Church. is subj acts VIII be An
swerlng for Others, ana 5S's y he4 wv AZ
Make Of LIFE IA Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

I Dr.. Young, the pastor, Will preacf, a g,
both Il services 5 d ntenary Me nc Z
Church. Morning subj yi " Is.
Those THAT Are Gotten aild nose 1ay
3Tihnt com q 3 own. "A Evening subj ect:&'1f
We Knew That Christ ~ ould Come To-
morrow, w Int rs ssi N N ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09
CARRY OVEN

Nellie Mahan was shopping Ia Sioux
City Monday.
James Casey is hauling corn from w.
Gibson's this week.
Miss Marie Mahan is visiting rela.
tives II Westfield this week.
Patrick Mahan marketed two loads
of fine hogs in Elk Point Friday
Iver Offerdahl is going to work for
@. Christensen the coming summer.
Maurice Walsh and son, james. made
q business trip to Vermillion Monday.
A few Of the boys from here took Ia
the dance at Richland Wednesday
evening.
A few Of our young people attended
the minstrels given by the Elk Point
high school Friday evening.
Mrs. Mat Bergen of Emmett died
Saturday evening at Dubuque, Ia.
Funeral will be attended at Emmet
Tuesday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09

Len staley has rented Pat ConnoIly's
farm Tor this year.
g. =. Holland ot BeresIoFd Was down
visiting hill parents, Mr. ana Mr.. III.
e HohAna u Richlana over sunday.
Henry Hanson il hauling lumber lor
2 chicken house That's right, Hank,
there's nothing too good for the hen.
Mrs. Ingvard Anderson, Who has
besD sick FOR the past five weeks, is re-
ported 70 be little better, but il inn
proving very slowly
You'd better wait awhile yet before
you pull the old seeder Or the drill out
of the shed. Remember the old say
Ing about March coming ! d like lamb
and going out like lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Guam, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brouillette, Miss Anna
Holland, Andrew Hammer andNG. &.
Holland visited with Mr.. and aIrs. An
drew Ranum last Sunday
Anyone wishing telephones put In
their houses please call on Albert and
Henry Dahl, but DO sure and get plenty
of wire, as they like to have good deal
| of slack between every post.
Albert and NeIs Guam are shelllng
and hauling their corn now. They are
getting 3SA cents In Weatiield, while Sc
IL the top In Elk Point. What's the
matter, q F. ], getting broke?
The auction sale OF Lewis Paulson
and John Runbeck was well attended
and everything that had four legs and
tail was In such great demand that ii
resulted in some exorbitant prices be-
ing paid for the same.
Peter Guam is busy hauling lumber
for his new house which he il going TO
erect In the spring. The dimensions Of
tae house will be 32x32 feet and when
completed will be one of the finest
houses IN this part d the country.
A few Of Ed ErIckson's friends perpe-
trated surprise on him last Sunday
night, II being his thirty second birth
day. All present pronounced il a sue
cess and departed III the small hours Of
the morning wishing Mr.. Ericsson many
more happy birthdays.
The farmers around Jefferson made q
move In the right direction when they
organized that telephone company and
we cannot see why the farmers around
here don't organize a Farmers Grain
Elevator Co. We believe it Is worth
trying and surely the farmers wouldn't
lose any more money that way than
they lose through these private ele-
vator com panies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09
SPRING CREEK.

Miss Herreid visited Mrs Ed Kjos
Sunday.
Mrs. James franklin, who has bsen
visiting at the home Of G. +. Pealow
Tor week, returned TO Ohio Tuesday.
About sixty friends very pleasantly
~ rprised Mr.. and Mrs Nygard at The
home Of Peter Nygara Wednesday
evening.
Will Boden and family OF Westfeld
spent Sunday at the home Of @. y. Boz
don. Ella Boden, Who came home Sat
urday, returned with them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09
circmit Court Meets Monday.


The March term OF circuit court
convenes On Monday next, two weeks
earlier than usual. as noted In last
weeks COURIER See last weeks issue
also for list or The grand and petit
| jurors. This session will be an UNI
usually important and interesting one.
The calendar. which was issued from
the COURIER presses Tuesday, shows
| five criminal and fourteen civil cases.
about the usual number. Some Of 4he
more important cases are the follow
Ing
The first criminal case Is The State
VI. John Henke for grand larceny.
continued from the September term.
Slate vs.. 5. j. Gibbons Is also for
grand larceny The charge il that
the defendant embezzled s4a7 ii cash
and property while working ID q shop
Ia Jefferson.
State W. Elias George and Mrs.
elias George Is for assault with intent
to kill. The assault was made last
winter on Joseph Reinboldt by some
Syrians la the spocket' Id Big Sioux.
State VS.. Frank Tucker il for rape
and Incest on the person 81 his young
step-danghter.
State vs.. ed. Williams is for burglary
inthe night time. This Ii the we'll
known case where the defendant is
charged with attempting to rob Frank
Battraw. the wealthy, bachelor re-
cluse living north Of Jefferson. Great
interest is taken in this case which
will be iiercely contested
State ". Lyman Tuttle, for assault
with intent TO xiii, Is not found oh the
calendar. the preliminary being held
TOO late for fling This too will at.
tract wide attention.
Another case not on the calendar
may come before the court, State Vi.
u. 2. smith, Tor illegal fshing. The
preliminary hearing will be- before
Justice Flannery On Friday. The case
involves the question oi the jurisdiction
Of The state over the waters 81 The
Sioux river, the boundary line between
the states Of South Dakota and Iowa.
Six of the civil cases are continued
from The September term. One ii a
suit against VIM. Ell Dodd of Alcester
for settlement OF account claimed to
be due fer wages Another Is the suit
III Mrs. Rhoden against the North
western Life Insurance 90. for The III
surance On the Life of her husband. RI.
q. Davis sues VIM. Eslicx on i note
and book account and the First Ma
ticnal Bank oi Hawarden, Ia, sues
Lars Peterson DID note for 8l 900.
0I the new cases, No, is that 81
Daniel sharp Vi. ] q. Henderson and
"A 8. Smith, co-partners, 10 recover
az, 900 due Oh trade. This case H.
wolves tha transfer at No. Sharp's Jew. |
elry stores at Parkston and Jelferso |
last fall, the terms Of The trade not
being fulfilled.
i Nos. and 10 are suits between Mr..
and Mrs r 8. Champlin Tor divorce
and division II the property
M. 9 IL Ala Appeal from al order OF /
tho county couft refusing u admit 10 I
probate she will Of Thos. Olson. de.
ceased, This case. ID one form or
sssSshar, has been IN court Tor mum.
ber 81 years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
or ADMINISTRATION
Thirst publication Mich. o.


STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA, County Of I'm
ion. In County Court, Within and for said
County.
In the matter OF the estate OF John d. Davis,
deceased,
Notice is hereby given that George w. Davis
and Nellie !. Clark have filed with the Clerk OF
this Court petition. praying that Letters CT Adj
ministration OF the Estate OF John d. Davis. de-
ceased, issue TO Sarah Davis, and that the 25th
day Of March. 1906, at one o'clock p. M, being q
day of irregular term OF this court, at the court
room thereof. st the court house. In the city OF
Elk Point, In the county Of Union, state afore-
said, has been set for hearing said petition,
when and where any person interested may ap-
pear and show cause why said petition should
not be granted,
Dated, March Sth. 1906
[sEALl JEROME MANGAN,
Attest: Judge.
Gno. O. KIMMEIs Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09
Csara nf Thn1lka.

Ar. Eyed Strohel and family wish 10
publicly acknowledge their grateful
appreciation 81 the sympathy and aid
o. neighbors and friends 80 freely rem
dered ii the time Oi the recens sick-
ness, death anti burial Of the beloved
wife and mother.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09


aas aasssA's
Il ya., $500 8 .2..sa sn,r ts.,n I'll !
cattle ranch cnll "a ksI.tcK a SON
Chas Hoifman oi Arsesla, New Mex
ieo, aou ID NJ! Hoffman Sr. 81 ssssaIs city,
Will iii married March I6, is Ruston,
,a. u MIss Kate GrambIing u that
eitg Mr, and Mrs. Hoffman are nor
visiting u Arfeaia and wlli remain
there fof some days alter Charles comes
home With biz bride.
Antoine Smytha entertained twelve
81 The Young men 81 she Elite Club al
tho home III iii Hoffman. Sr. Monday
night. The Misses Holman decorated
HE house for flae occasion very pret.
i lilly, and an enjoyable two course lunch
was served 81 liz Misses Cora Main
ana 5ulia RYAN. The evening was
gerg pleasantly spent With games and
Ill i social wng.
q 7. XII a'p'sae7 e ~ pas.or. sl: 8. 3
e $3.50 .'sosA, $500 q ~ g - & -. &
sa's' s,s''s - .'.s pa,pas 7, ~ a1,s'9'
81, s.. ' s. = 49, $500 ~ ~. 8
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09


consisted 81 4 LET Of twelve question
answered BIZ words beginning with
nean" Then followed German whist I
Prizes were awarded ior The iirst IL
Mrs. M n. Gil and Mrs. Il. N. Grill,
Mrs. Grill and Mrs. Comfy receiving the
whist prizes. A most delicious dinner
|of five courses was served from 5 TO
$50 o'clock, The tables we're artisti-
cally decorated with daffodiIs and vio-
LETS.
On Saturday these same ladies enter
tained about forty ladies'. The first
part of che afternoon was spent lii
arranging parts Of pictures into 40
artistic whole. The pictures of women,
men and children bad Deen cut into
three parts, wrapped In three colors OF
paper and hid about the rooms. A
lively search ensued to find three pack
| ages of these three c0lors. When all
had succeeded they we're given large
card and library paste when the work
Of arranging began. There we're some
lcomlcal combinations Mrs. e. W.
Miller received the prize, beautiful
picture, for having the most artistic
one, and Mrs. John McGrath another
for the most comical Finch and pit
were indulged In until dinner Was an
nounced. Everything combined Ii the
delicious five course dinner to remind
one that spring was here. DafTodils
and violets were used for decorations.
Tomatoes. lettuce and cucumbers,
served during dinner. added 10 the
Illusion. Mrs Ringsrud and Mrs. Ford
ere model hostesses and most enioya.
bic afternoon was spent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-24
LEASEA.

Lasea, Nov. %. We are sorry to
report Mis-. ]. I. DeIryberry quite
sick.
MI. and Mrs. Jno. VIZ tson, of Ked-
ron, scent Saturday nIVnt with Mr.
and MIS- q. u. Parks
AIRS. W. f. holman, of Riverside.
visited friends heIe last week.
Nj. ana Mrs. James Ne:nerly and
son, Leroy, spent part of last week
with their brothers, MessIs W. I. anu
M. 81. sharp.
Nj. P. L. Derrvberry and Mrs, NJ.
&. hlnnard, OF Columbia, spent Sun
Gay with their molner, Mis-. j. 4.
DetIyberry.
Toe holiness meeting closed at S ny
ina To-Day.
Several have killed hogs in this
vIcIulty.
Mr.. J. 5. Craig is the champion
squirrel hunter of this comm unity; lie
has killed htIy-slx this fall
MI. j. s. Hinson, of Rally Hill,
passed through our uuIg last Saturday
MIS-, DobDlns, OF Matcn, spent part
OF last week with Mrs. Root. DohbIns.
Miss annie Blair and brother were
In your city shopping last Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. L. Wright aud
children, OF Rock Spring. spent one
Gay recently with their mother, Mis-
Sarah naIdIson.
We are GLAD to report Nj. Burney
Derryberry convalescent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-24
BUSINESS
MEMS TICKET

For Msyor-W. g. Salmon.
For dermen-First Ward, W.A.Dale
and DR.. o j Porter.
Second Wsrd-Eugene Anderson, W.
L. McODanahan.
Third Ward-C. A. Parker, Jno. Col
lier.
Fourth Ward-W. d. Cameron, w.
A. Quarterman.
The Business Mems Ticket is launch
ed, and from now till the evening of
December 18th the contest for municipal
honors promises to be decidedly inter
esting.
The ticket above represents no fac.
ton. no privafe interes', no one man,
but it does represent in the broadcast
sense the people of Columbia, Its e,ec
ton mesne good business government
in civic atfaire 1t stand, for equal
rights for all citizeps and special fa.ors
for none. 1t stands for greater Co.
umbis, for continuation of our pres
eDt p tospari'y.
Tne gen'lemen com posing this ticket
are not seeking flee; many of them will
have to make sacrifices TO serve the city
But they have answered the urgent de-
mand of the business meh of Columbus
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-24
JUDGE BOND
ANNOUNCES
Says the Nashville Banner;

Says the Nashville Banner,
Tennessee now has three candidates
for tue Democratic nomination for
Governor. Tuesda night Judge John
L. Bond. the dist nguished West Ten
nessee jurist. shi ed his castor in the
political ring, and three corneled
6ght will lie wSgtd fIom now on
among Judge Bon d. Gov. Cox and Hon.
d, X. Patterson, Mir. NJ. b. Noreet
may slso appear. though he has been
quiescent ct late Judge Bond has not
yet fOl N ultted his plan of campaign
ard does not know lust when OF where
Ne will omen Up He will conduct
Gigniiied VET vigorous. campaign for
the office to with he asuiIes, and
states that be will make his position
clear on all matters. and that there
will be no misunde rstanGing what he
may say.
The announcement Of Judge Bend
will couIr Iicate ~ tiers considerably.
it IS concede IN the gubernatOrlal
iace, fol ne il known DIS a lawyer of
sbility speaker Of force and per-
sGasion and nan OF high integrity
Ard strong character he has already
received warm assurances of support
tium his n any friends over the state
aud they seem confident of his success.
lacy believe those who know Judge
Bond will give MIN their unqualified
IA active support and they claim those
W6c have mar known him will flock